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nancias, reciben su SECURE al costo. En- las
conpanfas por acciones to d beneflcio
percibido por los accionstas representa- Justa-
mente 10 que reciben de menos los tenedores
de poizas.
LA FUERZA la reputation de una Com
pafifa tan importantes como la question
de primas puesto que Ia liquidation definitiva
de una POLKA puede extenderse a cuarenta,
cincuenta a1n sesenta amos Es por 10 tanto
menester que su sclidez asegure ell cumplimien
to de sus compromises futuros. Ell superavit
de la MUTUA de Nueva York es mas de
$37, 900 10000, o sea mas del doble del capital
superavit de todas las otras companfas que
operan en- Puerto Rico EN- CONJUNTO.
TIENE ACTUALMENTE 976358 tenedores
de poizas. En- 1929 pago estos SOB 500, ,797. 90
durante su larga vida ha pagado un total de
1888, ,820, $4,000. En- 1922 pago un dividendo
de $30,046, ,10500, reservando para ell dividen
do de 1923 $32, 1872 1864. FL active total de
la Compaffa es S691, ,125, ,63543.
EN- Ell ANO 1922 extendio nuevas polizas
al total de 1892, ,463, ,930.00 equivalente a mas
de ST 800, 100000 per cada dia laborable del
ano Sus polizas actualmente en- vigor alcan
zan la enorne suma de $780, 500, ,737.00, equi-
Valente a $4,000 por cada hombre, mujer
nino en- los Estados Unidos Puerto Rico
NuNCA hubiera podido existir una compa-
mia durante ochenta amos, adquiriendo la So
lidez y gozando ell prestigio de la Compania
MUTUA de Nueva York, ST no fuera por SUI
administration cOnservadora v corTecta, me-
reciendo la confanza universal del p1blico.
SUS representatives en- Puerto Rico acoge-
rian con agrado una oportunidad para discutir
e asunto de seguros de vida, proporcionando
cualquier information deseada con refaci6n
al mismo, sin obligation alguna, importu-
nidad futura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
HOTELES
c.ARIBE

Situado en- ell coraz6n de la cludad
Perfsctamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor, Te
l6fonos, Timbres, Magnificas habitacio.
mes con baho privado efectos santa
rios. Especial comfort para familias y
viajantes. Precios moderados.
Tel6fonos 484 1909. P. o. Box S26
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
Desde PatilIas
Para EEL MUNDo'

BoDA;-
En- la noche del sabado pasado unie-
ron sus destinos en- esta poblacion, por
ell rito cat6lico, los estimados j6venes
Francisco Cintr6n Y Rosa Maria Ro-
driguez. Deseamos los nuevos con-
yuges eterna felic1aad.
'sNEMESIO r. CANALES -
La juventud estudiosa de este pue-
bio ha negado la conclusion de que
no soIamente con los libros de texto
usados en- ell salon de classes puede e.
hombre llegar a escalar las inmensas
alturas de la gloria las atlas ci-
mas de la fama. Con esa grandiosa
conclusion bullendo en- sus j6venes ce-
rebros, reunieronse los miembros cons
tituyentes del noveno grado, y despues
6e un cambio de ideas, unanimemente
acordaron fundar una sociedad litera-
ria que tendra por fines desarrollar
ell gusto Hterario de sus miembros y
rendir justo homemade a la memoria
de nuestros ilustres desaparecidos. Di-
cha agrupaci6n llevara ell nombre in
olvidable del que en- vida fue uno de
los hijos mas preclaros de Borinquen
-aqucl insigne paladfn de nuestras
libertades. que lanz6se enfermo a cru
zar ell viejo Atlantico, dejando de exis-
tir en- medic de- la travesia, en- medic
de un vasto ambiente azulado. "NE-
MESIo R. CANALES" ha de demo-
minarse la nueva sociedad literaria, Y
81 esta es jnspirada desde ultratumba
por el espiritu de Canales, no dudamos
del future exito de la nuIva sociedad.
CLUB DE AETES MANUALES:-
En- medic de un albcrozo estudian-
til, que ponia de relieve ell mas vivo
entusiasmo--en medic de una algeria
intensa--en medic de ase desorden ca
racteristico en- los jovenes estudiantes
Sc congregaron los miernbros de las
classes de Artes Manuales en- ell plan
tel, que de manera tan acertada v IA
bill, dirige aqui este afio ell joven Sal
vador Battle. Despues de haber he
cho uso de la palabra su instructor, ell
joven Battle. constituyeron los estu-
diantes I'm Club que ha de llamarse
MANUAL TRAINING BOYS CLUB
OF 1922, siendo ell objeto principal
de este club ia celebration de jiras.
Hace tempo que este pueblo Sc ha-
LA sumido en- un profundo letargo.
Una inmensa ola de monotonia 10 en-
vuelve, Y todo Sc halla en- un ambien-
te de tranquilidad, pero de esas tran
quilidades que hastian. Con la fun
daci6n de estas nuevas sociedades, es-
peramos que no habra motives para
decir que nos cansamos en- Patillas
porque no hay donde ir por un ratio
alegre. Las nuevas sociedades Sc en-
cargaran de despertar Ia juventud de-
suefio profundo con nuevas fsstas, pa
ra que despues de haber respirado oxi-
geno puro en- las verdes campinas,
vengan a. pueblo con nuevos -brlos y
nuevas esperanzas.
Felicitamos sinceramente los jo-
venes progresistas que han contribui-
do al progreso social del pueblo con la
fundaci6n de estas sociedades.
Jose DAvTLA RIcCI.
sept 25. 1928.
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rE.NTR AL

Edincic construfdo expresamente para
Hotel Modernanente eQuipado, ccn
Ascensor, Habitaciones con cano. Te.
lefono, Timbres, Barberia Gu INTO
requiere el Moderne Comfort.
Ian Europeo American Plan.
Desde $1.oO $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant Ia Carta. Cubierto ST.. 90
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02

BODA;--
En- la noche del sabado pasado unie-
ron sus destinos en- esta poblacion, por
ell rito catolico, los estimados jovenes
Francisco Cintron v Rosa Maria Ro-
driguez Deseamos los nuevos con-
yuges eterna felicIaad.
Evening star., 1923-09-28

the committee and Mr.. Hubbard was
named treasurer.
Shortly after 2 o'clock on Septem-
ber 20, while physicists attached to
the staff of the bureau of standards
were testing an internal combustion
engine iii the altitude chamber an
explosion occurred within the cham
ber which burst the concrete walls
apart and killed four men, setting
hre to quantity OF lubricating oil.
Five men were seriously injured and
are still under treatment. The men
killed were DR.. L. l.. Lauer, assistant
physicist; James L. Kendig, assistant
electrical engineer; w. j. Cook. ma
CT, chinist. and Stephen M. Lee, mechani-
The explosion, according to concIu-
sions subsequently reached by a board
or inquiry, was caused by the pres
ence Within the chamber of a quart
or vaporized gasoline. which was set
or by a backfire from the carburetor
or the engine in operation.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
HOOVER LAUNCHES
. RELIEF FUND DRIVE
Names Committee to Handle
Subscriptions for Bureau
of Standards Victims.

Secretary of Commerce Hoover to-
day announced the appointment of "a
committee to receive and disburse
funds for the relief of dependents
of the four men killed and the five
injured in the fatal accident which
occurred at the bureau of standards
September 20.
The following were appointed MEM
bers of the committee: DIR. George
X. Burgess, director of the bureau
of standards; DR.. f. c. Brown, as
sistant director; II. ID. Hubbard, chief
clerk and E. w. Libbey. chief clerk
of the Department of Commerce. Mr.
Libbey was designated secretary of
Evening star., 1923-09-28

Sale of Sundries! !!
$1.0 Bath Sprays. ....... .69c
S1.5O Fever Thermometers. .oSc
75c Ever-Ready Shaving
Brushes. .oSc
Guaranteed Water Bottles
(small size).. ....... .eSc
Bath Brushes (long, detach-
able f1andle) ).......... .$1.4o
75c Rubber Sponges. ..... .4oc
Whisk Brooms. ....... .2oc
Hand Brushes. &c
Evening star., 1923-09-28
GREECE ACCEPTS
INDEMNITY ruling
Awarding of so Million Lire
to Italy Agreed Upon.
Fleet Return Explained.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATHENS, September 2S.--It is un-
derstood that the Greek government
has decided to accept the decision OF
the allied conference of, ambassadors
awaiting the Greek indemnity de-
posit of $4,000. 600 lire to Italy. A
note to this effect will be handed to
the French minister today, ii is e;s-
pected. The note will also express re-
gret the ambassadors conference did
not await termination of the interna-
tional inquiry into the Janina massa-
ere before taking it's decision.
The return of the Italian fleet to
Corfu after formal evacuation of the
island by the Italian forces yesterday
Is explained as being due to the fact
that the Bank of Switzerland had re-
fused to turn over to Italy the 5O.-
100000 lire deposited by Greece as
guarantee for indemnity and later
awarded to Italy by the allied council
of ambassadors.
The Swiss bank, it is said. refused
to transfer the funds which were de-
posted at the disposal of the Perma-
nent Court of International Justice
without authorization from the Greek
National Bank. The NECESSARY in
structions for the transfer are un-
der stood to have been forwarded
last night.
Belief is expressed here that Italy
is planning to lodge a new claim
against Greece. seeking to recover the
costs of the occupation of Corfu.
Troops Back In Italy.
NAPLES. September 2S.-Two ves-
sells bringing Italian soldiers from
Corfu have arrived here.
TARANTO September 2S.-Three
transports have reached here loaded
with troops and war material from
Corfu.
BRINDISSI September 2S.-Several
ships from Corfu landed returning
troops. machine guns, artillery, camp
equipment. horses and mules.
Evening star., 1923-09-28

cation insisted on maintaining the
stipulations contained in that pact.
"The governments viewpoint is un-
changed" he said 1T Is ready to
continue negotiations with Italy, but
only on the basis of the treaty of
Rapallo.
TT is as yet impossible to foresee
if an agreement can be released. If
not, the government will take the
dispute before the league of nations.
1t is in no way disposed to settle the
controversy by an appeal to force.
IF the leagues decision unfortu-
nately. should deprive us of part of
cur territory we should consider it
an injustice, but we are convinced
that time would redress such an in
juStice."
Evening star., 1923-09-28
BATES BEATS OXFORDS,

LEWISTON, Me. September 2S.-
The first debate on the program of
the Oxford University debating team
now touring this country, was won
here last night by Bates College. The
verdict was awarded to Bates by vote
OF the audience. 1,135 to ITS.
United States Senator Frederick
Hale presided
Bates upheld the affirmative of the
proposition: Resolved. that this as
sembly approves the French occupa
tion of the Ruhr district
Evening star., 1923-09-28
U. S. ATTORNEY is ASKED
TO EXPEL SHIP LOOTERS

SAN FRANCISCO. September 2s.--
The United States attorney in Los An
geles was asked by Lloyd's London
agency here today to proceed against
band of armed intruders who are
alleged to have taken possession of
the wrecked steamer Cuba, on the
rocks near Point Arguello.
The agency said it believed that
government interference was neces-
sary in order that legal claims should
be preserved No watchman was
aboard the vessel when it was board
ed by the alleged trespassers.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
Crooked Toes
At Peoples, SOC

Can be Strengthened out by the
use of DR.. Scholl's Toe-Flex.
Made of soft. flexible rubber, it
acconiplishes this result with a
minimum of discomfort.
This is just one of the many oi
DR.. Scholls Foot Comfort Rene
dies.
Come in to any of our stores
and let us explain to you how to
keep your feet healthy.
Evening star., 1923-09-28

has established an enviable
record for high quality,
moderate cost and excellent
performance.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
AVIATOR HOPS OFF
FOR 1,744-MILE TRIP
Shorty" Cramer Expects to Fly
From Houston to Bradford, Pa,
in Fifteen Hours.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
HOUSTON, Tex. September Is
Parker ("Shorty") Cramer took off this
morning at 6 o'clock. beginning flight
from Ellington Field here to Bradford.
Pa.
Cramer hopes to complete the liza
mile trip in approximately fifteen hours.
He is attempting to break Scotty Crock
ers record in his famous nonstop fight
from the gulf to Canada.
Lieut.. Crocker, May 26, flew from
Houston to Detroit, approximately 1,400
miles, in eleven hours and fifty-four min
utes. Crocker used a De Haviland and
Cramer is attempting to beat the Army
flyers record with a small machine
made of standard parts, which he as
sembled himself. Cramer's home is in
Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
One Germ Can Produce a
Family of IS, 100000
In 24 Hours

Germs develop on the
small food particles that
lodge in the cavities of
and the crevacies be-
tween the teeth.
When these food par
ticles are removed from
the mouth by means of
{ h toothbrush. b e
germs or bacteria in
them continue. TO live
and to grow and to null
tiply on the bristles of
the toothbrush, and un-
less the toothbrush is
thoroughly sterilized be-
fore using 1t becomes a
great source of danger
to the health of the in
dividual u ing that
brush.
Every person who has
used a toothbrush has
experienced a bleeding
of the gums, caused by
too hard a rubbing with
the brush. If at such
times the toothbrush is
not thoroughly steril-
lied, the bacteria or
germs then on the
Evening star., 1923-09-28
GUIDE FOR LLOYD GEORGE,

NEW YORK, September 2s-~Petsr
b. kyne. American author, will guide
David Lloyd George on his forthcom-
ing tour of the United States. 1t was
announced by Sir Alfred Cope. Mr..
Lloyd Georges personal representa-
tive in this country.
Sir Alfred said Mr.. Kyne was Sc
lected because of his wide acquaint-
ance in the United States, his service
in France and because Mr.. Lloyd
George, as we'll as many of the Brit
ish people, had made pleasant ac-
quaintances among the novelist's fic-
tion characters.
Evening star., 1923-09-28

brush are planted d.
rectly into the blood cir
culation, and serious in
fections. illne s and
death may result there
from.
Pyorrhea is invariably
caused In such a man
ner, and total loss Of
the teeth is a frequent
result.
Your toothbrush, If
properly sterilized, is
your best friend-if not,
it is your worst enemy.
WATCH YOUR TOOTH
BRUSH!
Use a Dento Tooth
brush Sterilizer, as easy
and simple as hanging
up your toothbrush, and
the brush is kept con-
stantly sterilized.
DR.. Hampton will tell
you all about the Dento
If you will call at our
Store No. 6, 703 18th St.
and ask him. It's vital
to your whole health II
you do.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
Cleanup and Clean Out
Spray Dethol
For Fall House-Cleaning

If there are any leftover Bugs
around the house-don't worry
the first Whit of DETHOL will
kill them and their larvae.
No bug or insect can live in
DETHOL-sprayed air.
Spray DETHOL on mattresses
and beds, in bathtubs and bowls,
on plumbing fixtures, in closets,
hooks and corners-a1l over the
house.
You will then Disinfect the
premises thoroughly and make a
more wholesome, healthy atmos-
phere in which to live.
DETHOL will not stain, and is
DEFINITELY GUARANTEED.
Evening star., 1923-09-28
INSIST TREATY RULE.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
BELGRADE, September 2S.-Pre-
mier Pachitch Informed parliament
yesterday that the commission en-
trusted with the Interpretation of
the Rapallo treaty failed to reach a
conclusion because the JugoSlav dele
Evening star., 1923-09-28

Aspen and white pine are the prin.
cipal woods used for match stems
Evening star., 1923-05-29

S627 Georgia Ave.
Under new apartment house; good location;
S6a so per month
37I4 I4th St. NV.
Has garage. $115 per month.
Morris Cafritz Company, Inc,
= ei3 18th street. Main 617.
Evening star., 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES, OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Greek Park. OWNER, Co
lumbia 42lS. nfter pm.
TWO LOTS, eOx10O EACH. AT COLMAR
Manor. Md. Price, 1858; terms. Address
Box 3OO-A. star office.
ROCK GREEK PARk-S6-FOOT FRONTAGE.
$500: keokuk st. south: improved street !:
city water. telephone, electricity; command
ing elevations; trees: Financing. restrictions
optional Address Rox CIR. Star Office. 50
TWO OF THE BEST LOTS on RANDALL.'s
Cliffs. South Beach, Nd. at a bargain. Apply
Ietchmore Cottage. Wash. ave. and Phila-
delphia ST., North Beach. Md. =.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-CHOICE LOT. I05
IT. front by $50 TT. deep: Keokuk ST., d. c.
Apply OWNER, Apt. 70s. Farragut. IL
CHEVY CHASE LOTS FOR sALE-HAvING
moved 20 California, wish to dispose OF my
holdings in Washington at a sacrifice. Write
for particulars. GEORGE 8. REES. Beverly
Hills Calf.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c., BUILDING LOT;
choice location, close to Rhode Island ave-,
50s12J; sacrifice for cash. OWNER North
1905.
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING SITES COVERED
with trees. west of 18th ST., overlooking Rock
Creek Park, between Varnum and Webster sis.
Phone OWNER. Adams aS0
CHOICE BTTLDING LOTS; PRICES AND
terms reasonable: special inducements to
$50 Gf Coorsd do do bldg % NJ 1858. Eve. q. isl1 81:
RROOKLAND-WELL LOCATED LOT NEAR
10Th and Irving sts. 50x150. Splendid site
for one or two houses Owner will take small
cash payment and second trust on improve
,,,d pSISN y 9; REALTY coRPoRATIioS; oRPoRMIIio H..
i'io o. NV RFcAIToR '"'" '1i''
Evening star., 1923-05-29
TAK0MA PARK H0NEs

Special prices for few days on thess large
6-rOom dwellings. new and up-to-dats: two
acres land handsome bungalow on car line.
$40, 800; snap. The real buy is new home
II rooms; upper floor produces 500 month
fine loca tion: priced less than S1i 900 Several
new bungalows 5000 TO S9.5o0; very good
terms. Come out and see these properties
Call Col. 950S for service up to 80 . M
daily. Double apartment for rent.
TAKoMA PARK REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1923-05-29

FOR - YEARS WE HAVE BEEN
ehecting advantageous exchanges
Let us know what you have and what
you wish. We now have large
select list of property, in and out of
the District, improved and unim-
proved--many offered exclusively.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 459I. 1923 II ST,
Evening star., 1923-05-29
RENT-DESK SPACE.

EEsK sPAOE WITH OFFICE SERVICE. IN
GLIDING desk and chairs. SO up. BUILDERS
& MANUFACTURING EXCHANGE, 410 Bond
bldg. Main 1884. Frank. 5las.
OFFICE SPACE. INCLUDING DESK, PHONE
service and stenographer Bond bldg, 14th and
Y. Y ave. room 600. 2s
Evening star., 1923-05-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

BY OWNER-sTORE. WITH 4. MD r.
apt. above; ami: lot 50x115 r. Wonderful
opportunity for general merchandise business.
Will exchange equity for home first or
second trust note Price very reasonable.
NEW SUBURBAN HOME IN NV SEC
tlon: will exchange for city property. OWN
Err. Wcst 200.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER.
Near Navy Yard Well constructed 3-story
building corner. apis. store. .
brick and ! frame dwelling adjoining: all
rented at annual income of s2,4oo; we'll n
nanced: will exchange at very reasonable fg-
ure for unimproved land suitable to build
houses OF apartment. THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO
COMPANY, 914 New York ave. franklin
1I40
Evening star., 1923-05-29
ONLY 500 CASH BUYS

beautiful aud room bungalow homes. all
modern improvements. near electric line;
one of the most attractive and beautiful ioca
tions near shington-Rogers Heights, just
east of Hyattsviue. Large lots high. rolling
some electric fixtures. laundry tubs. hot and
rold running water. sleeping porches. partly
built in garage. range. pipeless furnace. front
and rear porches sewerage and water and
attractive bathroom fixtures: 500 cash, bal
ance like rent. title, conyeyancing and re-
cording free. JAS. c. ROGERS, Owner. BY
attsyilIe Phone 5R-J
Evening star., 1923-05-29
PRICE, $500:


Opportunity In nearby Virginia, clnse in '
lovely view: 81. acres; apples: pears. cherries.
strawberries: shady lawns eight room house
garage: cars and bus by place, vacant. Ad-
dress Box 141-A. Star Office
Evening star., 1923-05-29
WANTED-MoNEY.

WANTED. FIRST LOAN OF 900 ON SMALL.
house, near 18th and II SITS. ne: will pay 3fo
bonus and 7ct interest Address Box 290.A,
Star office
WASTED-A first trust loan of 5000, per
cent three years. improved District real
estate: will pay per cent commission. Ad-
dress Box 1894. Star Office. 4e
Evening star., 1923-05-29
SALE-FARMS.

5-ROOM AND BASEMENT HOUSE, ~
acres near Beltsville; $500 cash. balance
monthly. Address BOX 28l!A, Star Office. 81
Is ACRES LEVEL WOODLAND. FRONTING
on Maryland state road to La Plata: railroad
station near; Is miles from Washington.
Price, $50 per acre. Owner, ]. Y. BLAkEIY,
325 llth st s.w.
Evening star., 1923-05-29
GREATEST BARGAIN n NEARBY
IIuGTNI

VIRGINIA.
Owner must move at once. Closed and
poultry 60 with property. FIve-roon buaga-
low, excellent condition. at Bancroft Va;
eIec pipeless furnace; three acres Of land.
two springs. stream. large chicken house; 20
Thoroughbred barred rock chickens: conyenient
TO cars bus and good road. Price, IS, 600; &TS0
cash. LANDwEHR, 506 Fendall bldg. IS. 1886.
Evening star., 1923-05-29

3704 MACOMB ST.
rooms. bath and reception hall; ami.
S65 month.
Evening star., 1923-05-29
WATER.FRoNT FARM,

80 miles from d. c.. 45T acres. This is one
Of the best farms in southern Nd. Will trade
for city property. OWNER, 427 4 vt. NV.
Phone Main 353S 3Os
Evening star., 1923-05-29

F St. Business Property.
st. NV. near 7th ct. Suitable for any
kind of business Over Is feet front Pos
session of whole building il desired. Price,
si'''" SULLIVAN BROTHERS,,
SIC 18th st. Main .o2l.
Evening star., 1923-05-29

1874 PA. AVE.
rooms and bath; Ami; newly finished
see month.
Evening star., 1923-05-29

1924 2Ist ST. NV.
Desirable 3-room. kitchen and bath apart
ment In good loca ton. one-half square to Conn.
ave. cars; jantor service, etc. Rent, $50 per
month.
b. F. SAUL CO.. 1412 EYE ST. NV.
1888 ST., THE POTOMAC. APT. Z.
rooms and bath cleo. $45 mo.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21
TEXAS LEAGUE
A[L-STARS GET
SOUND FASTING
Laredo Milmo Bank Base
ball Team Wins First
&c. Game, l0-l. ,.>
ADAMS KNOCKED OUT
Meanwhile, All-Stars Get
But Two Hits Off
Rodriguez.

Pat Newnam's Texas League All
Stars were dimmed considerably Sat
urday afternoon at the Apache Stad-
ium in the first game of the weekend
series with the Laredo Milnos. The
Bankers won by 10 to, 1.
The Milmos knocked Adams out of
the box in the second frame and
pounded Whitehouse numerically dur
ing the remainder of the contest while
Rodriguez let down the All-Stars with
two hts. only one of which vas good
for more than one base.
Najo led in the stick work Tor the
Milmos with five hits out of six times
up and of these q two-bagger. Sixto
got two hits out tf five times un and
both of these were good for two bases.
Holloway got two hits out OF four
times " n double and homer. Cuba.
IA nearly duplicated this with homer
and . single out Of four times to the
plate.
Two Hits of Rodriguez.
Whit, house got single and Gallo
way n double for the All-Stars which
were ell of the hits garnered off Lupe
Rodriguez. 1t was il the sixth thai
the stars made their first hit.
The Milmos scored four in the sec.
ond inning and added two in th,
third. one in the fifth. one in the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-21
&8&9& - THE. SPORT PAGE = r

MISUNDERSTANDING for Mas
sic first Cuarter). Watts Tor Will
liams (second), Williams for Watts
third, Reese for Byron (third),
Mccormick for Nickles (third). Hill
for Mccormick (third). Watts for
Williams (third), Massie for Davis
(fourth), Friery for McCarty
fourth, Tillinghast for Rcnfro
(fourth), Jones for Tillinghast
Fourth.
San Marcos Academy-Williams for
Allen first, Moore for Wade (first),
Friere for Powell (first), Allen for
Williams Especial permission in
first), Curry for Fritz (secoRd),
Fritz for Curry (third), Williams
for Allen (thirdl. Allen for Williams
third, Vestum for Dellow (thirdl
Ramsey for Dodgen (third). Powell
for Ramsey (third). Arnold for AL
len (third), McCollum for Hutto
Fourth, Taylor for Ramsey
fourth.
Quarters 10 minutes.
Officials: Eugene Dotson Baylor,
referee; Louis Goodrich Southwest
ern). umpire Henry Lutz tSan An
tonic High. head linesman; c. c.
Bonner Massachusetts NauticaD,
field Judge.