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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
At YorR FINGERS ENDS.

II. Newspaper. the teiertcne. ere
telegraph and he radio hsve helped
20 bring fhe word 20 your front door.
-hsv - even farihv thaa tha:
They bring vital new, 20 your break
RS fable Important ccuinunlca-
done o. your private of'fce.
And Every Evenings A-n-c Glass;
rcd Soction has io.net these c-her
great public utilities n bringing the
satisfaction % your sveryysy needs
and want. into ~ friendly circle q.
your library rvHting lamp.
~ matter wha; your .n.rcstp may
30 rndins a better position. buying
o. automobile. renting q home. or any
~ q hundred things -you'l ind Ways
of getting what you want through rne
ARC Classified Section
These alphabetically avranged gtce
ese have brought me world ~ crpor-
funiucs % votr fingers ends.
Rsad Every Evenings A-H-C Ado
regularly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets Are a
Harmless Substitute.

Dr.. Edwaris' DIV, Tabiofs-'hs -,ih-
s'itu'a for calonsl--are n mild hut sure
laxative. and their effect On no liver
r. almost instantaneous. These liffla
olive colored tablets srs Tho result, ~
DR.. Edwards determination not 20
treat liver and bowel complaints with
calomei
Tho pleasant little tablets DO the
good that oaloneI does. but have no
bad after effects. They don't injurs
Tho teeth Ike strnng liquids or cslomel
They take hold 81 tho trouble and
quickly correct y. Why cure the livcr
40 tho expense ~ the teeth7 Cslornrl
sometimes plays havoc with tho gums
So 10 strong liquids u Il best not N
taka calornei. lot Dr Edwards Olive
Tablets take Sc place
Headaches. "dullness" and hat lazy
feeling come from constipation and a
dlsordered liver. Take DR.. Edwa rds
olive Tablets when you feel "lOgy'
! md heavy" They clear" cioudec
brain and "perk up" N, spirits l5c
md soc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
DAIRY TESTING ASSOCIATION.
Organized at Farm Bureau Meeting
on Saturday Afternoon.

Organization Of the Dclmarvia Dairy
Testing Association WIS perfected at
a meeting Of the New Castle County
Farm Bureau In the directors office
OF the Security Trust Co. Saturday
afternoon. J. l. Dayett. OF Cooches was
elected president: Wilson Pierson. Of
Hockessin. vice-pre sident. and ID. ID.
Williams. Elkton. secretary
The association IL designed 10 chr
~ on tests Of cattle for the develop
ment Of the industry. Its initial mem
bership is "a. located I'm New Castle
county. and in Cecil county. Nd. Ex-
perts will be employed TO make neces-
sary tests and report results.
The advisability OF removing tho
Farm Bureau extension office from
Newark 10 either Middletown or VIII
mington was discussed AT length. IL
was decided 10 form a pool for pur-
chasing soy beans and certified seed
potatoes. IL was announced that the
annual Iiolstein- f'rlesian consignment
sale VIII be held this year in March.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
WILL pP REMARKED.
Church Ceremony for Edward pu-
Rcss and ATues kaiser.

Rcss and AGnes kaiser.
The parents q, Edward V. DuI1o...
IT,. ana uhs parents Of AGncs Kaiser.
10 y,runs bride hay,> ~ 10 undcrs'ood.
reachea an anicAhle settlement In re-
gard to tho marriage ~ tho young
ge,p~ In rikton. Md. lact week 90
which IN. PARENTS 81 the young man
~~r~ ~ nr~ vigorously opposed. and
started proceedings 20 have annul,ed.
II IL undcrwturi that agreeable
terms ver. reac he'd a. q consultation
81 tho parents Of 18Th young people
~-sh Erv Leonard Waiter. pastor 81
,sacr~i k.srt Church. and that the
uArriAs. c.remony viii 10 performed
ov~r Again ~ the church. A. the
puRavss hcme This morning Il WAS
aid ur,n,uv definite hal been decided
ufor IN rssard 10 the time Ard place.
Tho marriage In not binding"
sssii rN,hsr wsli~r ny the laws O.
he church or state. ana the fact that
Eiw~r' puRo~s gave a fictitious arc
whom ~ Asnea tho license az Elkton
givcs sufficient grounds For an An
nuim.ni" Father Water added that
the marriage WAS tho Kind az; 20 ne
made By children on tho spur OF the
moment.
Tho marriage Was performed last
Monday by Col. fockerb,e. AZ E,k;on,
and a. the same time Ms, Elizabeth
kai~sr. Agnes ~sser. and George l..
willis % 81. Wee; Second e;ree;. were
married Accordins - statements ot
no couple they hai no idea 81 be-
coming nusn and wife until they had
almost reached IN. Gre,na Green.
whom they hastily made Their decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
TROOPS RECALL EXPECTED
DURING PRESENT WEEK

Washington. Jan. se--withdrawal OF
expected during the week. This is the
result not OF tho Senate resolution.
but or a general retreat on the par; OF
tho Administration-s,l Of it--from the
slight advance toward participation In
European Affairs signiaed by the
Hughes plan for national confer
cnce OF financial experts.
President Harding has receded from
his desire 20 representation on the
Reparation Commission. which he
advocated steadily from his FIRST week
In tho White House. and Secretary
Hughes. who. according 90 tho inter
probation OF tho Senate. was tho in
spiration Of this rcparation project.
told Senator Lodge thnt he a.d no.
consider 10 advisable or opport,ne
for this country to be represented on
tie European Commission at this
timc
The sudden change OF front 10 re-
garded In the Senate es vindlca ton
or IT, WISDOM a. contrrsted with the
vacilla.ion OF the Executive Branch
OF the Government. which nine DAYS
ago was for representation on the
Reparation Commission and now al
mi,s that II Is a good thing that we
are not IN Il.
And yet nothing has happened since
December 30. the date OF the Pros,
dents letter 20 Lodge. tina, WINS no,
forecas; at that time.
p
% che PremicrS conference and the
obvious irr~concilsb!l,,y OF the British
and French PREPARATIONS views. wss the
I Indictment that caused Rorah 20 mako
/ the proposal that the President Ne re-
| ques'ed 20 call a conferences. Pcrah
withdrew his proposal on the repre-
sen;at!on that tho President had al
ready sent out "feclers" which ., was
/ intima;ed might result; IN something
/ IL the Premiers failed 20 agree.
This WAS the thought and disposition
a; the end OF the year. To-Day every
| body IN the Administration - tryinr
/ 20 set as far from Europe as possible
The expected ordering home OF Tho
troops Is only part OF the general d,plo.
matte panic.
a. a matter ~ fact the troope would
have been home long ago n II had no.
been for the approximations Of French
and Germans al!ke-the former whS
wanted the psychological effect o.
solidarity among the Allied and As
ISOLATED Powers 20 Impress Germany
and the latter because they knew thu
as soon as the Americans went on
lie French would come IN. Anbassa
DOR Jusserand and Ambassador VIE
field. visited the State Department
within "a hours and Il IS "a good be
that both were there 20 repeat m
argument that eucoeedei IN keeping
the American soldiers on the Rhine
!; Is barely possible that they nigh
have succeeded again - the Senat
had not voted 20 enphntically. (57 I
6l for the Reed resolution on Satur
day. A. 3, Is. the army looks :or IN
withdrawal Of the 1900 American
from the Coblenz sector before IN
French begin their occupation OF IN
Ruhr. which I. scheduled FOR Januar
*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
BOTH WINNING
In THIS RACE
Husband and Wife Take Tan
lac and Declare Health is
Returning With Remark
able Rspidity.

What Tanihc has done for me in the
past three weeks certainly II hstonish-
ln. recently declared Mrs. Alice
oncale Of : Ridgrvood avenue Annap-
hhf Nd
FOR wear or more ! have had an
Huiul time with muscular rheumatism
hnd have also suffered terribly with
raius "a my back and night side NV
nrms and shoulders were 80 sore and
hehy az times / could not raise nv hands
to my head Half the time ] couldn't
sleep and often day light would find me
sial awake tossing and rolling in pain
and NERVOUSNESS
"My husband was suffering from
stomach trouble and 40 W, both began
taking Tanlae. The first bottle helped
a. and Of oour.s We bought more. We
nlso use the 1aslac Vegetable Pills and
u b. hard 90 say which Of us IL gettin
better the faster We have taken two
bottles each and already ! eat heartily
sleep hns snd seldom feel a pain. !
vouldn think Of beng without Tanlac "
ranlsc l. sold in Wilmington by the
l.caefd Drug stores IN New Castle by
! Challenger a Son and all leading
druggists everywhere
O,ei 80 million bottles sold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08

Legislature viii Probably be
Asked for 500. 900 Toward
$500. 900 Project.

State sid 10 asked to secure a new
a,mory for wilmington. In tho an
nusl report Ia tho governor OF Adju-
tant General y. Austin Ellison.
4 building that will adequately caro-
Tor tn. needs 81 che seven local COM
pan,cs 81 tho issth Artillery. c. A. c.
cannot be secured Tor the sSo. 900 avail
ahle under the appropriation made by
previous Legislature. and 100000
more viii no asked from the present
LEGISLATURE. 70 supplement-. II IL ex-
pcctca. by an equal sum raised from
private sources.
~ IL proposed by Nattonsl Guards
men that the whole block between
Twelfth ana Thirteenth streets and
orange and Chppsy etrcets Ice 80
cured for tho erection OF tho new
Armory. The present Armory. built In
1897 by Troop " for use by ono com
panv. II located On this site.
Tho whole plot. which IL 500 feet by
su Set. is now partly owned 10y the
city There aro also two email prop
critics running through tho middle q.
The blcrk which would also have To be
sucurrd.
pn shcn Nte rpl'huli new tnuliu'
ins could he erected which Mould pro-
yid. for present and future needs q!
IN. National Guard. An auditorium
would also 10 provided which could
he used for conventions. public gath
.rinss and other public Affairs.
IN. present site cost the state So
zee Tho Annoy IL now occupied 10y
batteries \. H. & and u. Hndauar
tcrs battery. Service Battery. lat
ta'cn Headquarters and Combat
TRAIN utilire tho old Auncry. Like
wise tho Medical Detachment ures tbs
building IA well NJ tho administrative
ofilo.rs and tho Adiutant General
To building IL admittedly far behind
he times. A now structure as imasin'
ed hy thc.. Interested. would sive sr
opportunity FOR housing IN the base
mont tho his suns u tho Antl-Air
craft sorvicss. which can nj present
only Ia handled IN cnfnp or IN th'
OMEN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
RETuRS OF THE JEWS
TO PALESTINE

Tho return ~ The Jews 20 Palestine
was given 40 an srampls ~ answer 20
prayer last night hys tho Rev Ford
@. ottmsn. who preached 81 combined
s~rvfos ~ tho First-Central and
West Presbyterian Churches and
Union and Grace Methodist Episcopal
Churches The services were held IN
Grace Church.
Tho National Week OF Prayer WIS
opened hsrS by ths services. DR.. OFT
man esid ttse CIod promised David
he would established his kingdom for
ever. This promiss. he said. was not
fulfilled until January ? Of ihis year
when the ten tribes % Israel were
finally installed IN their homeland. lie
declared that ,hs fulnllmsnt OF this
promire has tended 10 create a strong
or belief IN God on tho part OF all
Christians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08

Your boy Josh doesn't DO much
work around the place" He doesn't
have TO-" replied Farmer COrntossel
Josh brings home the fact that
knowledge IS power. He's tho only Eel
Ter around the place who knows how
TO start a r.vver on cold morning.
-Washington Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
OBITUARY.
Mlss Ida J. BAKER.

Ml-s Ida J. Baker. c< Media. Pa.
died OF her home In that place on
SATURDAY after an rin~~s ~ fve dave
from paralysis. Sho wne stricken on
New lehre morning and dld not TO
gain consciousness until n moment 10
fore her demise. Mis- Baker was sec
rotary ~ Hon. Isaac johnson. prVid-
ina Judge OF tho Delaware COUNTY
courts. and has many relatives and
friends IN this city. She Was born IN
W1.s; Chrtcr. Pa. and spent part OF
her early life IN birmingham town
ship. her home being tho old colonial
mansion occupied hy lDni Howe az
headquarters during the Battle 81
Rrandywlnc. Her ancestors were
amonc tho early moinbers ~ Biz
mlngham Meeting 81 the Society Of
FRIENDS The funeral Will tsko place
on "Wednesday afternoon from her late
home IN Media
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08

In PO' Mans Lam
took my stan.
But I couldn't hear de music
OF do Good Times-Ban'
But ! riz ter de hill
Wrd de work an de will.
An hit up do Life
In d. OF Ian Still"
Atlanta Constitution
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08

You get results from Every Eve
ming classified ads.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
Funeral OF =. J. Crumllsh.

The funeral of Patrick J. Crumlish.
who died Saturday morning. will be
held tomorrow morning from the home
OF his daughter. Mrs. John j. GIL
bride. 2l7 North BroOme street. with
O requiem mass In ST. Paul's Church.
Interment VIII DO In Cathedral ceme-
terry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
William II. HemrinG.

with intermen; IN Glenwood Gem
eiery. Smyrna, tho funeral OF William
II lIemping. aged s.. who dief on
Saturday NJ his home near Msrhall-
ton. Will be held this evening az 80
o'clock az the home OF his ron-ln law
J. J. Stubbles. 81 Marshslloon.
The deceased was member Of
Apollo Castle. *. OF q. r. and ~
! NJ. Clayton Lodge, Jr. .. u. a NJ.
lie lived IN Wilmington FOR several
years. on South Franklin street. near
Linden. and during much az that time
he was employed az tho Philadelphia
and Reading shops "a n carpenter He
"a survived by his wife. ono daughter
and two sons. Harry and william.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
Harrison y. Hlnkson.

Funeral services OF Harrison y
H1nllson. "a arTner Of Rrandywlne
Hundred VINO died suddenly at his
home Saturday Will be held today al
Sloan NJ. l.. Church. Interment vii.
DE made in the adjoining cemetery. Mr..
H.nksOn. whose death Is believed 10
have been caused by a heart attack.
was Sc years old. lie Is survived by
two married daughters and nephew.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-08
Mary A. Graves.

The funeral OF Miss Mary A. Graves
SIS years old. who died NJ tho Home
FOR Aged Women on Saturday. will be
held from tho home this afternoon.
with .nteTment in Silverbrook come
terry. Mss Graves came TO the home
eighteen years ago from Black. Md.
She - survived by two niecee. Mrs.
Haywood Alderman. OF North Carolina.
and Miss May Graves. 81 Black. Mi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07
FISONOMIAS SOCIALES
Perez CaId6s.

4.
La obra cuya publication ha inicia-
10 RENACIMIENTO con el presente
voldmen, titulado FISONOMIA So
CIALES es for de production galdo-
siana, Nevada a cabo en- la mejor epo-
ca de su autor cuando aquel cerebro
pro5igioso Sc hallaha en- plena efer-
verscencia. Baste decir que ell origi-
nal mas antique de los que fguran en-
este libro lleva la fecha de 1888 y Ell
mas moderno diez amos mas tarde, O
sea la de 1893, en- la que fuera escri-
to el suggestive Y pintoresco capftulo
titulado Ell cesante, con que termina
este vol1men.
Estamos seguros qTe los lectores
espanoles encontraran en- las paginas
que hoy les ofrecemos, verdaderas re-
velaciones de un Gald6s desconocido
no por su espfritu tan armonico y Sc
reno siempre, tan acknowledgements
ponderado y ecuanime, sino por el cri-
terio especial con que trata ciertos te-
mas, particularmente los polfticos,
pues Sc We que, al encararlos ell escri-
tor no olvidaba nunca que iba a ser
escuchado fuera de las fropteras poll
tieas de su patria. Mas de un monar-
quico y mas de un republicano espanol
habra de sorprenderse al escucharle
esta vez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07


Ell popular Vidot, queriendole dar
auge su potente noyena "All San
Juan contrt0 dos desaffos con el
reorganizado team Humacao, para el
pasado domingo / de julio. Los cro-
nistas de San Juan habfan puesto por
las nubes a los capitolinos, aseguran-
do que eran yerdaderos PROFESSIONALS
en- el manejo de la pelota. i Por otro
lado el Humacao guerra demostrar q
estaba preparado para luchar el cam
,peonato insular con el Ponce. Los
CRISES contaban con su cuadro COM
pleto, juesto es decirlo. .e i.
verdaderamente que tuvimos una
gran sorpresa al yer las nueyas gra-
das lie la liga insular casi desiertas,
10 que nos pnso a Densar. Ell entu-
siasmo por Ia pelota esta en- deeaden-
cia en- San Juan, juzgar por los de-
saffos del pasado domingo. Va no. Sc
ven aquelloss fans que llenaban los
stands, aninando a sus muchachos
Gratos recuerdos aquellos de las lu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07
q. ~ 3Nl - 9sl~a aNF1I
L.A NIUJER QUE NECESITA AIAR

e .f "a
Renacimiento ha puesto a Ia vepta
stino de los libras mas. apasionantes
que haya producido Alberto Inslia. En-
Ia lIUJER QUE NE0ESITA AMAR
el gran novelista estudia con tanta
sinceridad como nobleza, uno de los
aspectos mas frecuentes del problema
de la fidelidad conyugal: el de la mu-
jer joven qns ha dejado de encontrar
en- su esposo la expression ffsica de
amor.
Realista Y sentimental al mismo
tempo, la 1fUJER QUE NECEsITA
lAlfAR es, ante todo, la noyela que in
teresa. que emociona, que Sc dischte.
que use vive'', como 81 Ell lector con-
templase con sus ojos y puddese to-
car con sus maros sus personajes.
ST hay una tests en- la lIUJER QUE
NEcESIT'd A1f4R, es una tests fran
eamente feminista.
En- esta novela--como casi todas las
ssayas 81 ilustre autor. dc Ell PELI-
GRO, Sc pone de parte de las muje-
res.
Augnramos sin exito tan grande co
mo el obtenido por EL NEGRO QUE
7'ENf4 Ell ALMA BLANCA a Ia
MUIR QUE EEoESI7'A AlfAR.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07

AE
Esabcimiento conudo exproso Exas condolences saitaras
Cnpea modernos
udad para cenfco las enferme
servico-Cuerpo Msdco resdene Sanaoio.
medcos de Soedad
Departameno especiales para Sehoras.
eleccos droterapcos maaes Rayo "X' Fuguracion
clos equitativamente convenconaes
PERSONAL CrENTTFICO
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO: Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baes
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Dr. Don Rafael Velez Lopez
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE la NARIZ OIDOS
GARGANTA Y OJOS: Dr. Don Agustn Lauger.
RADIOLOGO: Of. Don Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO: DR.. Do D. r. Ruiz Nazario
Dr. Don Pedro Rivera Apone Dr. Don Antonio Guijarro
~. DIR Don Manuel a-Dr Bernardo Zaragoza.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: DR.. Don Lorenzo R. Noa.
PRACICANTE: Don Enrique FERNANDEZ.
Atena faculatva secundada efcasmene 6 Hjas De
tuadas de compieta pacca expeena
CoNSsULTAS
Sanatoo Por Director de de la tarde los as hborab
Reconocinientos $1,000 Consultas $500.
Cujano GeneralA particulares de II de Ia nahana
martes jueves sabadOos.
por 81 Epecaisia laboabes;
auxiado los medcos nterno Doctoe Antonio Guiao
Bernardo Zaragoza.
Por Pat6Iogo DE 10
IN Velez $3.50 PMMedicos auxiares:
DR. Pava FERNANDEZ de IN a II Dr. Rivera Apone de
de2a5P.M
Por ei Epecalissa en- Consultorio Justo
Cirujano Consultof ODone 10 plaza de
Colon de ~ de Ia tardc
goco para
atnddos ualquiera de los cs ndcados presentation
I del 1ltimo recbo
PREs1DENO1A Apartado 24i. TEsoRERrA. Apaztado 2ol
SAN JUAN. PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07
ken, Filadelfia; Bottomley, San Louis,
Y Hornsby, San Louis.
Conccidos cronistas

Conccidos cronistas
En- la vista que hicim6s a Ponce la
semana pasada conocimos al cronista
Big Ball Y a CoaIey. Tambien estre-
chamos las manos al corresponsal de
Ell 4MPARCIAL, en- Ponce, senor
Castanera, Grat0 nos fue saludar a
los citados senores.
Ell pitcher desgraciado
Ell pitcher cubano Luque ha hecho
un trabajo magnifco en- ell Norte. Lo
que no pudo hacer con sus paisanos
,eE la Habana. ;.3s
Luque tiene sun average excelente.
Su lnica degrota ,fue una calamidad; !;
pues, tenia derrotados a los "Cubs"
Il por0 Q en- el noyeno, cuando Sammy
Bohnes con dos. en- bases un double
play la vista, hizo un tiro nlalo Sc
gunda Y perdi6 el juego por l.
Los juegos en- Ponce
Para que los fanaticos de la ciudad
Sc den cuenta de la manera como pro-
cedieron en- sus decisiones los umpi-
res que actuaron en- ell juego de la
mafiana efectuado en- Ponce Ell domir-
go pasado, copiamos algunos para
fos de una resefa del cronista ponce
! no Bateador:
"En ell matinal. dos a dos, pero a
causa de retirarse del campo Ell team
de la loza, Ell umpire Leopoldo Mar
tfnez canta ell game favor de los
leones.
'Notar6nse varias decisiones dudo-
sas Y algunas de elias inclinaronse a
favorecer al team local, pero esa no
era causa para el Sports retirarse de
la lucha.
"Nada tenfa que yer ell Ponce 81 los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07
volvierOa otra vez

En- el juego celebradq ell de julio
en- los terrenosi de, la parada ocho, OBJ
tuvieron la victoria los Sports.
Los jinetes desde ell primer inning
.dominaron a los muchachos del "All
San Juan's Ell autor principal de la
gananciaj fue Monchile, que en- mo-
inentos del neceito @limpiaba Ia me-
sa", causando la debacle entire los qnd-
chachos del COLO, @ 4 Il -
Y Sc vic algo nuy especial en- este
eilcuentro;iy n1uy. nuevo "a mi leaby
saber entenderYg: y fu@ la transfgu-
racion del amigo sVidot; pues al igual
que Don iLuisitoGse arn16 de, una ca
miseta de pelotero y reclamog susg gde-
rechos. j argumentandoy una regla
que lie empuj6 el capi Brown, antes de,
la "liquidaci6n' 3, s,
Las victorias' '-'S @tia
El club Ponce va viento en- popa.
/ Ha ganado cerca de seis juegos segui-
dos.
Tai parece que sc ha sacudido de
su mala suerte. Nosotros lie aconse-
jamos a los leones que lleven como
umpire a todos los juegos a Morales
y Leopoldo, porque asi, al igual que
en- Ponce ell domingo pasado, asegu-
raran las victorias... aun cuando es-
te el club en- peligro de tragarse los
nueve ceros...
Los grandes bates
Los cinco primero batedores de las
grandes Ligas son los siguientes:
Heilmann, Detroit; Collins, Chica-
go; Reiehle, Boston; Burn, Boston;
Jameson, Cleveland; todos estos son
de la Liga Americana.
En- la Liga Nacional son: Wheat,
Brooklyn; Grimm, Pittsburgh; Mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07

BUEN AsPECTo: Lo adquiere cuat
quier automoyil que pase por Ell taller
de reparaciones de Andreu Agullar &
Co, Inc. Marina, San Juan, P. r.
Sub-Agente, Francisco v. Muiiz.-Pon-
ce-Guayama-Mayagiez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07

umpires Sc equivocaban, y 81 creye-
ron pareialidad mejor hubiera sido
ponerse de aeucrdo con ell captain v
manager de los leones y separar al
umpire que estuviera cometiendo erro-
res, pues no otra cosa puede decirse
de Morales Y Leopoldo Martinez, que
siempre han dado pruebas de incli-
narse a favor de los extranos." %
Esto dice Ell citado cronista que es
ponceno, ique direnaos nosotros que
presenciamos de la manera injusta de
que ,fue arrebatado ell juego a los
Sports" por lbs umpiresl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-07

En- Cayey jugaran manana los j.
netes v ell Plata, esta Ultima novens
reforzada covenientemente.
Luis Progress.
Evening star., 1923-02-03
VAUGHN BIBLE CLASS
TO OBSERVE 34TH YEAR
Anniversary will Be Celebrated at
Calvary Baptist Church
Tomorrow.

The Vaughn Bible class Of Calvary
Baptist Church will celebrate its thir-
ty-fourth anniversary tomorrow. A
little more than a third OF century
ago, on February s, 1889. Francis w.
Vaughn met In q small room with
five young men and outlined his plans
This was the beginning of the pio-
neer mems organized Bible class of
the country. Or. f. E. Rice. one of
the original five, is still a member of
the class. The present enrolment is
672
Monday evening at s o'clock the
class will assemble at the church and
march in body to Masonic Temple,
where the members will be the spe-
cial guests of the B. B. French Lodge
of Masons. The Vaughn class orches-
ira and male quartet will furnish the
music for the occasion.
The monthly meeting OF the ex-
ecutive committee met Wednesday at
the home OF I. C. Foster, when re-
ports were received from the chair
man OF the religious. sick. member
ship, social and press committees.