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PRESIDENT "DECLARING
HIMSELF TOO MUCH"
is RANCHMAN'S VIEW

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CALLAHAN TO HEAD
DISTRICT SCHOOLS

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UNDERWOOD'S HAT
MAY HIT RING SOON

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
LOS SRES. MANUEL F. ROSSY Y RAFAEL
MARTINEZ NADAL NOS EXPRESAN SLS OPT
NI0NES ACERCA DE La NO CONFIRMATION
DEL NOMBRAMIENTO DE Mr.. COATS
ASEGURA Ell SR. ROSSY QUE EN- LA DESIGNA-
CION DEL ATTORNEY INTERVINO SOLAMEN-
TE LA RECOMMENDATION DEL :CDO.
ROBERTO H. TODD

En- nno de los dias de la anterior
semana hemos cambiado impresiones
con el lider republicano don Manuel
F. Rossy ex presidente del Partido v
ex Presidente de la Camara de Repre-
sentantes, quien cuenta en- su colecti-
vidad con reconocido prestigio Y gran
infuencia por ser uno de sus principa-
les sostenedores y consejeros.
Nuestra entrevista con ell senior Ros-
sy fue casual pudimos recoger las
inpresiones del veterano lider, debido a
que uno de nuestros Redactores en- los
momentos en- que saludaba en- la Gale
al distinguido politico lie hablo acerca
de la confirmation del nombramiento
del Attorney General Coats ell senior
Rossy no evadio la pregunta, sino que
por Ell contrario, nos hizo historic del
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
EN- LA CORTE FEDE-
RIAL TUVO LUGAR Ell
SABADO UN TRISTE
ESPECTACULO ENTIRE
ABOGADOS PORTO
RRIQUENOS
FUE UN VERDADERO DUELO
A MUERTE Ell QUE Sc LIBRO
ENTIRE ESTON PROFESSIONAL
LES POR NOR DE UNOS
HONORARIOS

Desde que ell Lcdo. Odlin Sc hizo
cargo como Juez de la Corte Fede-
raj, los sabados han constituido un
capitulo de historic que ha estado
escribiendo ell Juez de su paso por
dicho tribunal Es en- dicho dfa que
son senaladas las mociones, excep-
clones previas, ordenes para mostrar
causas, " en- fin, todo ese enjambre
de procedimientos de caracter peren-
torio que requiere la accion pausada
de la Corte, pero que no necesitan
mas que un momento momentos pa
ra su discussion despues. subsi-
guientemente la presentation de los
alegatos que provocan la resolution
del Juez una vez considerable ell asun-
to con ealma y detenimiento.
Para el sabado pasado pues, esta-
ban senalados varios asuntos del ca
racter a que nos referimos anterior
mente, uno de ellos ell primero envol-
viendo la devolucion por parte de Pc
dro Albizu Campos de $4,000 de
$4,000 que habia percibido como ho-
.norarios.
Continda en- la Sra. pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
Ell Lcdo. Soldeyila que
obtuvo ante la Corte Fe-
deral la admission de un
'paria' a la ciudadania
americana hace I'm estu-
dio del 1ltino fallo
del juez Odlin
''COn ell mayor respeto para ell
magistrate que la dict6-dice-
la decision que Sc cOmenta
es err0nea."

Con motive de una decision del juez
Odlin-en ell sentido de que la Corte Fe-
deral no tiene Jurisdiction para ma
turalizar aQuellos portorriquehos que
al advenimiento de la Ley Jones Sc ne
garon aceptar la ciudadania ameri-
cana, un reportero nuestro hubo de
entrevistarse con Ell joven jurisconsul-
to. Licenciado Ismael Soldevila, fin
de que este le diera sus impresiones
sobre el asunto, va que hace algun item
po ell distinguido abogado planted OBJ
tuvo ante Ell mismo Tribunal la admi-
sion la ciudadania americana de uno
de esos portorriqueiios, sea el sefior
Enrique Baez Rodriguez.
Ell sefor soldev;la, cediendo nues
tros deseos nos informo 10 siguiente:
'FEara como un aio Sc ventil6 en- la
Corte Federal un incidente en- ell cual
Sc planteaba por primera vez, de mo-
do formal. ell derecho que para obte-
ner la ciudadania americana podian in
vocar aquellos puertorriQueiios que la
renunciaron a v.rtud de 10 dispuesto
(Continua en- ia pagina g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
Ell SIMPATICO ACTO
DEL SABADO EN- Ell
ACUEDUCTO QUE Sc
CONSTRUYE EN-
GUAYNABO /
NUMEROSAS Y DISTINGUIDAS
PERSONAS DE SAN JUAN HAz
CEN UNA VISTA A LAS OBRAS
DEL NUEVO ACUEDUCTO

Correspondence a una atenta Y
cortes invitacion que nos hicieran en-
la mafiana del sabado lltimo los Sc
nofes Pons Miro, Contratistas de
las obras de los tanques de filtracion
para ell nuevo acueducto que Sc cons
truye en- Guaynabo, nos trasladamos
al vecino pueblo con ell fin de unir-
nos la distinguida comitiva que Sc
dirigia la Iona donde han de ser
instaladOs los citados tahques.
Una vez ALI Y admirados ante la
belleza de tan sorprendente panora-
ma, armados de fuertes bastones que
nos facihtaran los trabajadores de
aquella vecindad, empezamos a ex-
plorar los terrenos de aquella res
baladiza cuesta hasta que nos perso-
namos en- una elegante casa de ma
dera que han construido los sefiores
contratistas para sus oficinas vi
Ivienda respectivas.
I'm gran n1mero de todo 10 que
mas representa- en- nuestro mpndo PC
litico Y financiero Sc habia agrupadc
allf para departir charlar sobre Ia
gigantic empresa del nuevo acueduc-
! to que antes era un sueno Y que va
(Continda en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17

verdadero origen del nombramiento de
este funcionario.
Ell senior Rossy al encontrarse con
nuestro reporter lie pregunt6 acerca de
LIS manifestations que nos hiciera re.
cientemente ell lidr socialistas don San
tiago Iglesias y le dijimos que ha-
bian sido interpretadas con gran exac-
titud por nosotros aun cuando elias ha-
bian sido la consecuencia de una 1arga
conversation de varias horas que ha-
biamos sostenido con ell Senador So
cialista sin que el las hubiese escrito.
Nos manifesto ell senior Rossy que 81 no
habia exageraci6n en- elias, lie respon-
dimos que no solo no habia exageraci6n
sino que habiamos dejado de decir al
gunas otras cosas que no tuvimos ITEM
po de recoger en- la entrevista por 10
limitado del tempo de que disponia-
mos, lie digimos que para demostrarle
ESQ Ell verfa que. al dia siguiente de.
publicadas las primeras manifestacio-
mes, insertabsmos otras manifestacio
nes acerca 6el nombramiento de MI.
Coats y las cuales Sc nos quedaron en-
el tintero.
A este respecto nos dijo don Mano-
lc que cl Attorney General Coats no po-
dria, en- ningtn momento demostrar que
ell presidente Harding tuvo la intenci6n
de designarlo para ese cargo. Alega el
cue la designation de Mr.. Goats SO de-
bio la Recommendation exclusiva de
don Roberto H. Todd.
Nos dijos que estando don Roberto
(Continda en- la paglnae 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17

A prop6sito de la information SUI
ninistrada por ell Tesorero de Puer-
to Rico, Sr. Bonner, que apareci0 en-
Ell MUNDO del sabado dltimo, con
relacion los supuestos arreglos ad-
rninistrativos de que hablaramos an
teriormenteS Y en- particular, alrede-
dor de la afrmacion que hace ell .Te-
sorero de que no es verdad que por
Central alguna, corporation, sociedad
civil individuo Sc haya jamas pre-
sentado al Tesorero de Puerto Rico
un cheque por la cantidad de $2SO,OOO
por saldo de sus contribuciones, vi
sitamos ell sabado pasado al ex-teso-
rero de Puerto Rico, Sr. Ramon Aboy
Jr., quien, Sc encontraba al frente
del Departments de Tesorerfa GUAM
do la referida oferta de saldo Sc hi
20, siendo, desde luego, rechazada por
creerses que ell total de las contribu-
Clones adeudadas por dicha corpora
cion era mucho mas que ell saldc
ofrecido.
Queremos significar, antes de Sc
guir adelante con 10 que nos infor-
mara el Sr. Aboy Jr., que en- nues-
tro anterior information, que da lu-
gar a que Ell Sr. Bonner asegure que
jamas ha sido ,presentado al Teso-
zero de Puerto Rico por central {
corporation aIguna un cheque como
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
FL SR. ABOY JR. nos HACE IMPORTANTES
MANIFESTACIONES ACERCA DE La Question
DE- IA ATESORERIA DESDE QUE FUE JEFE ALI
Ell, NO OBSTANTE, NOS DIJO QUE VIERAM0S
AL GOBERNADOR QUE ESEL UNICO PODIA
OAR DETALLES SOBRE EI. ASUNTO

saldo de sus contribuciones, no mem
cionamos al Juez Bonner, nj asegu-
ramos que tai oferta Sc hiciese es-
tando el al frente del Departamento
de Tesoreria. Solo dijimos que Sc
habia hecho la referida oferta al Te-
sorero, que este, toda vez que ell
montante adeudado era mayor, la ha-
bia rechazado, por 10 que actualmen-
tie en- Tesoreria no pueden asegurar
que no Sc haya ofrecido tai cheque
en- fecha anterior.
Con respecto a este punto, y como
quiera que las leyes de Income tax"
son tan rigurosas, en- 10 que a las
funciones privadas del Tesorero Sc
refiere, ell Sr. Aboy Jr. Sc mostro re-
servado, limitandose a decirnos que
ell Gobernador Towner esta enterado
de todo 10 que a este asunto Sc re-
fiere por 10 que el crefa que Ell Go
bernador podria darnos los informes
que solicitabamos.
Las declaraciones que obtuvilnos
del Tesorero saliente Sr. Aboy Jr,
fueron las siguientes
"Siendo yo Tesorero de Puerto Ri
CO, desde septiembre 10. del 1922 has
Continia en- la pag 6
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-17
4 Y | S 0
LEY DE CONTRIBUCIONES So
BRE INGRESOS NO. 43,

Aprobada en- Julio 1, 1921.
(Segdn quedo ennendada por
la Ley No. 90 de Julio 20, fo23)
POR Ell DEPARTAMENTO DE
HACIENDA DE PUERTO RICO,
Sc ha renitido a todos los Co
Iectores. de Rentas Internas la
Ley arriba indicada para ser
vendida al precio de 25 cts. cada
ejenplar, que Sc canceIardn en-
I'm seIIo de Rentas Internas.
Lo que Sc hace p1bIico con ell
fin de que las personals intere-
sadas puedan adquirir la cita-
da Ley dirigiendose los CoIec-
torres de Rentas Internas.
J. w. BONNER,
Tesorero.
Evening star., 1923-07-22

There's a reason why have grown from small
store to one of the largest piano establishments in the
United States.
One of the main reasons of has been mat
we have always had fixed policy to handle only stand
ard merchandise and the best in each particular grade
that can be bought Our thrty-one years experience
in piano merchandising has taught us
Evening star., 1923-07-22
and carried mink rosebuds

and carried pink rosebuds
Mr.. James McMann was best man,
and Mr.. S. Bailey Everett was
At the reception following the we'd
ding, Mrs. Layton. mother of the
bride, and Mrs, Davis, mother of the
bridegroom, assisted in receiving,
Mrs. Layton wearing blue canton
crepe and Mrs. Davis in lace gown.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis left for wedding trip, and
after August l will be at home at
$50 Sth street northeast.
Mr.. William S. Jackson of James
town. n. Y, has issued announce
ments of the marriage of his daugh-
ter Eleanor to IDr. Paul Sterling
Putzki of this city on Thursday
The ceremony took place in st.
Luke's Episcopal Church. jamestown,
y. Y, in the presence of the two
families.
After motor trip through the
Adirondacks, DIR. and Mrs. Putzki will
be at home in this city.
A wedding Of wide interest in
Washington was that solemnized
Church, Baltimore, OF Miss Mary
Bruce Kinsolving. daughter of Rev.
DR. and Mrs. Arthur Barksdale Kin
solving, and Mr.. Charles Macgill
James of Catonsville. The father Of
the bride performed the ceremony
and in the presence of her two uncles.
who are bishops of the Episcopal
Church, Rt.. Rev. George Herbert
Kinsolving and Rt. Rev. Lucien Lee
Kinsolving, the latter missionary
bishop to Brazil Mrs. James wore
a. charming gown Of satin crepe
trimmed in the fine old lace which
adorned the wedding gowns of two
generations of her family. After the
wedding reception for friends and
relatives was held at the residence
of DR.. Kinsolving. - West Saratoga
street. Mrs. James made her debut
last autumn in the Bachelor Cotil-
Ions first dance and is an officer OF
the Junior League. Mr.. James Ia the
stepson of the former Isabel Hag-
ner of this city and recently was
graduated from the University OF
Virginia. He will take his bride to
a pretty home In Long Green valley.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
ESTATE TO SISTERS.
Will of E. H. Kinsey Gives Nine
Tenths to d. C. Woman,

The will of Edwin H. Kinsey. dated
August s, 1917, has been filed for pro-
bate. He leaves one tenth of his cash
TO a sister. Jane K. Hauck OF Easton,
Pa, and the remaining estate TO an
other sister, Miriam X. Stewart Of this
city Mrs. Stewart is named as exec
utriX.
BY the terms os the will of Charles
F. Lewis. dated February 27, 1922, six
tenthS of his estate is devised to his
daughter. Lillian NJ. Lewis. and three
tenths to a grandson. Frederick y.
Towers. The remaining one-tenth Is
to be distributed among three other
grandsons, Irving L., Lee A, and
Charles T. Towers. Should any OF the
three contest the will he is to lose his
share, and should all three join in d
ter and the other grandson. Lillian NJ.
Lewis and Frederick n. Towers are
named as executors.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
rs ARRESTED IN ONE DAY
ON ONE-WAY STREETS
Post So Each for Travelling Wrong
Regulation to Be Rigidly
FnforraI

The police of the first precinct are
rapidly enforcing the one way traffic
regulation which went into effect July
u. Since the regulation became effect
i've the police have been lenient in
making arrests for this offense.
Twenty-Five .persons were arrested
Friday in the first precinct charged
with violating the one-way tarffic regu-
lation. In most instances the defend
ants were required to put up 50 col
lateral.
Yesterday when the collateral list was
called in the traffic court practically all
of the defendants forfeited by failing
to appear in court
Evening star., 1923-07-22


where they sailed for Boston: After
August l they will be at home at
North Braddock, Va
The marriage of Miss Beatrice May
Layton Of Chancellor, Va, to Mr..
Richard II. Davis took place Monday
evening in the home of the bride
groon's parents. The ceremony was
performed at s o'clock by the Rev
John Compton Ball in the presence
Of a large company and was follow
ed by an informal reception.
The bride wore a gown of white
georgette crepe. her tulle veu was
caught with orange blossoms and she
carried a shower bouquet OF bride
roses and ferns. Her matron of
honor was Mrs William H. Curtis,
who was in yellow georgette crepe.
with a hat of maline TO match, and
she carried yellow rosebuds. Miss
Ella Davis. who was maid of honor
for her sister. wore blue georgette
crepe, with a hat of maline to match
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Cheese. .Horseradish Sandwich.

Spread some thinly cut white bread
with cream cheese into which has
been stirred sufficient fresh cream
to make u paste. Spread the bread
first with butter. then with q thin
layer Of horseradish and then add the
cheese filing.
Evening star., 1923-07-22

More than 100 different Industries
now depend upon cold storage In
greater or lesser degree.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Menu for Q Day.
BREAKFAST.
Black berries.
Hominy with Milk.
Kidney Stew,
Mufifns. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
.Macaroni Crouqusttes.
Banana and Peanut Salad.
Broad and Butter,
CocDa.
DINNER.
Baked Trout with TartRre
Baucs.
baked Potatoes.
Crsafnsd Peas
Raspberry and Cream Tarts.
Coffee.
A Train Game.

One mother says:
When my children are going on a
long automobile or train trip they
play q counting animals game. Each
one takes q side Of the road and
they count aloud all the animals they
see, trying to get the highest score.
A white horse wins the game and
they have TO start over. I help them
keep score.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Weddings.

(Continued from Fourth Page.)
, 1923-03-02
ANDERSON TO
Fight GARCIA

CHICAGO. March 2.-Boxing fans
here no longer have TO delve into the
dark and mysterious to find out
where the next fight will be held and
where tickets for 1t may DO obtained.
The regulation clarion-voiced an.
nouncement came from the r.ngslde
last night that the next boxing CON
test would DO at Turner hall, March
Q. a ten-round bout between Eddie
Anderson OF Casper. Wyo.. and
frankie Garcia, Memphis. Tenn.
Until las nights suburban club
entertainment" the recent guise box.
ing contests have assumed, fandom
was left to itself to learn about con.
tests to come. and where TO pur-
ehase memberships" Fortified by
fnjunctions against the police depart
ment, sheriff. coroner and all others
legally qualified to Interfere with
rrize fighting under the stringent
Illinois law against It, the promoters
no longer display a reluctance In ad.
vertising their offerings.
At the last two fights no interior
ence was attempted. Mike Dundee.
Rock Island. ILL.,, defeated Charles
Chaser. Chicago. in 1o-rounds last
night
, 1923-03-02

was gained because he talked so
much. Cohen was fat and slow and
Perkins had an Easy time. In
Comiskey he will face a finished
boxer. fast, young and with u kick
in both hands. II Perkins can come
out on top in this match he is slated
for a main go in Denver next month.
The semi-hnal will be an eight
round go between Eddie Sinclair of
the sandbar and Charlie Long Of
Omaha The latter scrapper is IN
known hereabouts. The boys meet
at IA pounds ringside.
Battling Silva. the popular Denver
scrapper. who fought two draws with
Tommy Connolly here recently. will
be on the card again. He takes on
Kid Smiley of Denver for six rounds.
Ray Talbot of Colorado Springs
and Battling Smith of Montana make
the fourth fight. They are on at ia
pounds for six rounds.
, 1923-03-02
COM|SKEY To
MEET PERk|NS
Denver Battler Matched With
Light Heavyweight for
March 6 Bout.

Harvey Perkins. local pride. and
Tommy Comiskey. the sensational
young Denver fighter. will meet In
the main event OF the next Elks'
fight card to be held at tho Elks'
auditorium the evening of March 9.
This will be the first light heavy
weight match put on in some months
and is attracting considerable atten-
ton.
Perkins claims the light heavy
championship of tho Rocky Mountain
region and in Comiskey he viii meet
the first real fighter he has faced in
a long time. Perkins last local ap-
pearance was against Iron Jawed"
Cohen. q box fighter whose name
, 1923-03-02
Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting OF jefferson Parish Fair
association. at New Orleans.
Meeting OF Cuba-American Jockey
club. at Havana.
Meeting OF Tijuana Jockey club. at
Tijuana
Bench Show.
Show Of San Antonio Kennel club.
San Antonio, Texas.
Tennis.
Middle States indoor championships
conclude at Philadelphia
Basketball.
Southern intercollegiate champion
ship tournament. ut Atlanta
Connecticut State interscholastic
tournament. at New Haven.
Washington State interschalastic
tournament. at Seattle.
Middle Tennessee interscholastlc
tournament, at Murfreesboro.
Wrestling.
Southwest Conference champion
ships. at Austin. Texas.
Manitoba amateur championships.
at Winnipeg.
Boxing.
Manitoba amateur championships.
at Winnipeg.
Joe Burman VS.. Johnny Rose. IL
rounds, at 81. Louis.
Jen Smith VS.. Emile Engberg, 10
rounds. at St Paul.
, 1923-03-02

is a sad boy today, stripped, for the
present of his chance to meet Jimmy
Wilde. OF England. worlds champion
Of the tiny kingdom.
There are a good many Of the Ii. 900
who saw tho crown change heads last
night in Madison Square Garden. who
think the lever Filipino was treated
harshly and at least should have re-
ceived a draw. 1t is the second ques-
tionable decision here in even days,
many Directing to the award last
week Of the light heavyweight title
to Gene Tunney. of New York. who
defeated Harry Greb. OF Pittsburgh.
, 1923-03-02

Bjurstedt Mallory. American woman
lawn tennis champion was eliminated
n the tennis t%ournaent here today.
losing to Mrs. Satterthwa.te. of Eng
land, in straight sets. go. 81.
, 1923-03-02

featherweight match between Eugene
j. Criqui and johnny Kilbane, nm
Dounced the match will be held at the
Polo Grounds June 2 instead of Mem
orial day.
, 1923-03-02

on the latter's court last month but
at that time Casper was at its top
strength tonight's game should be
much harder fought and more even.
The game will be called at s o'clock
with the freshmen and sophomores
girl teams of the high school playing
the preliminary.
, 1923-03-02
TEXAS and STANDARD NO. 3 WIN
FROM EXPRESS and BAcKL0GS

The Texas Oil five won decisively from the American Ex-
press team by a score of AZ to IL, in the Casper Basketball
league Thursday evening while Standard No. 8 took over the
Backlogs, 43 to 20. Both of the latter teams will be in the
finals which start next week.
The Express played fine basketball the first half but
wnted n the second and the Texas star OF the evening scorI,c n,o oMd
stepped out in front. Morgan was the goals while McI1an nroved to comar
, 1923-03-02
GENAROC CROWNED KING
OF FLYWE|GHTs, DEFEATS VILLA
Second Questionable Decision in Seven Days Is
Recorded When Pancho Loses Ruling to
East Slider in New York Bout.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Frankie Genaro, the East Side
boy, who won the worlds amateur championship in his class,
in the last Olympics, today is the new American fyweight
champion, ruler of the 12 Founders.
The deposed monarch is Pancho Villa, the mightiest mite
of a fighting man that ever came out of the Philippines. He
, 1923-03-02

Miss Olga Bryant. an orphan girl
completed her high school course
less than four years ago. is now aud
itor of n railroad in Arkansas.
, 1923-03-02

goaIs while McLaln proved the center
OF the losers offensive.
The Standard Backlog game was n
not one with both teams guarding so
closely TINT many fouls were com.
mitted- Both teams seemed to go in
Tor playing the man instead of the
ball n the game was very rough at
times. Patterson played his best
game OF the season for the winners
scoring eight field goa,s while Kidd
at guard was close behind him with
five. Neff and Wilson looked best for
the losers.
The lineups and scores:
, 1923-03-02
Cards Manager
NOW at Camp

BRADENToN. Fla. Mar. 2.-Man-
ager Branch Hickey Joined tho St.
Louis Nationals here and will ad-
disc Captain Burt Shotton on the
conduct of tho training camp. Hickey
is just out OF n st. Louis hospital.
he was operated on for appen-
dicitis- Forty Cardinals are here.
, 1923-03-02
NHEATLAND AND CASPER FIYES
/ MEET IN LAST GAME Of SEASON
Contest Tonight on Casper Floor Expected to Be
Fast and Close; Captain Lester Out Of
Lineup From Injuries to Leg.

: Wheatland high schools basketball team will close the
season on the local school court this evening as the opponents
of the Casper five, in a game that is expected to be close from
whistle to whistle. Caspers only other games will be those
in connection with the state tournament at the University of
vou1i ayt yvaaI
, 1923-03-02

NEW Y0RK-Tom O'RouIpe, pro-
Of the worlds championship
, 1923-03-02

Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-
pert Waterman; all work guaranteed.
Casper Jewellery Manufacturing Co.,
O-S Buldg.
, 1923-03-02
STANDING OF
CITY League

MONTE CARLO-Suzanne Lenglen
said the reason she was not playing
in the singles at the Monte Carlo ten
mis- tournament is SIMPLY because she
rever was entered in this competi-
ton.
, 1923-03-02
MRS. MALLORY
IS defeated

MONTE CARLO. March 2.-By
The Associated Press,-Mrs. Molla
, 1923-03-02
World Results Iii TIE TnTDTUTE2C ID NE M CD0DTMT MEXC
ByLe@dW Wire I'll xkkA 1NOO4aAk i A0A VA - ANAvV0
Movie Of a Man Down to the Last Match

SETTLES DOWN. eoR
CoNFoRTAeLG EVGhINS
uhTH FANoe1Te Pipe
LIGHTS hdRTCA
, 1923-03-02

49, =" - ""|"EH~ III IT vi
out in front. Morgan was the