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Evening star., 1923-12-12

CONTEST IS LIKELY

NEW YORK, December 12.-Gene
Tunney, who successfully defended
his title in a fifteenround match
with Harry Greb of Pittsburgh last
night. may meet Georges Carpenter,
former holder of the world 175-pound
crown. at Madison Square Garden late
in January or early in February.
Tex Rickard said he was consider
ing the match as a result of chal-
lenge issued by Carpenter.
Legalizing of prize fights in Buenos
Aires may result in matching Luis
Angel Firpo with one or two rival
heavyweight contenders in the Ar
gentine capital, according to views
held in boxing circles here.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
GIRLS BASKET LEAGUE
TO ELECT FRIDAY NIGHT

Officers are to be elected and rules to
govern the girls basket ball league are
TO be approved by representatives in
terested in the organiza tion at a meet
ing to be held Friday night in the
Y. w. c. A. building.
A proposed code of rules was formu-
lated at a meeting last night, which
was attended by Mrs. Cook of the Y. w.
c. A; Miss Keefe, National Catholic
Service School; Miss Fem and Miss
Webster. Marjorie Webster School. and
w. F. Martin of the Princess Athletic
Club.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
SCHOOL SOCCER PLAY
NOW IN SEMI-FlNALS

Competition in the District play
ground championship soccer series
has narrowed down to four teams.
By virtue Of it's win over Buchanan
School. to /. yesterday. Brent
School won the right to meet Pierce
School tomorrow at Union Station
plaza for the eastern sectional title.
Teams of Brightwood Park and
Monroe Schools were to meet this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock on the
plaza grounds for the award in the
western division.
The winner of this game will en-
counter the victor OF the Brent
Pierce match next week for the city
title.
The Best Cigars Are
Packed in Wooden Boxes-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
ROSEDALE SEXTET WINS
FIRST GAME OF SERIES

victory for the Rosedale play
ground girls sextet over the Iowa
avenue girl tossers Saturday at ,
o'clock on the Plaza Fairgrounds
would give the former team the Dis
trict playground championship.
The first of three game series for
the title was waged between these
teams yesterday, Rosedale winning,
IL to z.
Pearl Bark and Lilly Loper played
well for the winners, while Virginia
Mouth and Mildred Eogel led for
Iowa
Evening star., 1923-12-12
CORNELL IS OFF LIST
OF COLGATE ELEVEN

ITHACA, n. Y, December 12.-
Frank Henderson of Detroit. a junior,
has been elected captain of the Cor
nell 1924 foot ball team. He played
left end on the gridiron squad and
is a pitcher on the base ball team.
Announcement from Hamilton,
n. Y, Of the Colgate schedule con-
tained confirmation of the report that
colgate and Cornell would not meet
next year. COrnelPs date has been
allotted to Nebraska
Tt was reported that western con-
ference eleven would replace Colgate,
Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Illinois being mentioned
The remainder of the schedule is in
doubt.
Evening star., 1923-12-12

Inc eastern principal declared yes
terday that ANY Eastern athlete who
receives deficiency mark at the end
OF the advisory this week will be
unable to play in the high school
basket ball series until he has re-
moved his deficiencies at the close of
the next advisory period, which COW
ers period of six weeks The rules
nave been adopted and they must be
enforced"
Tech High suffered less with in
eligible players than any other school
during the foot ball campaign, but
Principal Daniels nevertheless. is on
record as opposing the special test"
system. None of US at this school
would agree to special tests" the
Manual Trainers leader has said.
And now these men are upheld by
officials of Central, Business and
Western.
Test Plan Hurt Foot Ball.
Never before in the history of local
high schools was competition so
marred by the special test" system
as in the 1928 foot ball series Nu-
merouS boys who "funked" were al
lowed to play Immediately after TAX
ing tests. CnfaVorable comment was
heard III many quarters, and the or
thSuoX believers in the eligibility
rules frowned on this practice.
Permission for ineligible athletes to
take tests during the early part of
last October was agreed upon by the
hVe principals at special meeting
The principal reason for such action
was to allow ineligible athletes not
familiar with the eligibility rules a
chance to remove their deficiencies"
Evening star., 1923-12-12

III lIoSplldI XVIII.
need by the Petworth Athletic Club
olumn.
Washington Prep Reserves In IT.
to-6 tilt last night. will do battle
with the Clarendon Baptist five to-
O'Clock. Games with Clarendon can
be arranged by calling H C. Tucker.
West 1044, after $3.50 o'clock
battle is expected in the Com
forter Junior Elliott Junior fray to
be played tomorrow night in the I'm
maculate Conception gym. Manager
E. Moreland of the Comforters is
booking games at t-Lincoln 1897.
Ro"catty, Hcssler. Harvey, Luckett,
De Binder, Gass, Apperitti and Parker
are striving for berths on the Park
View team.
Epiphany MidEets took the measure
f tie Arab Juniors in 51to-20
match last night. Teams desiring
,anes with the winning quint may
ali Manager Holden Ourand, Frank
n 1892
st. Andrews Juniors added another
victim to their list defeating the
Mardfeldt Athletic Club, 80 to Is.
The Independent Athletic Club
pushed its win column to five in a
row, downing the Paramount tos-
ser5, SO to Is. Manaders registered
ten goals for the Independents.
Riverside Athletic Club found vic
tim in the Calvary Baptist Independ-
ents, winning A to %.
Eispinying fine team work, the Ar
lfnEton five showed the way to the
Naval Recruiting Station, IS to %
Larus of the winners accounted for
ten floor goals.
when the Calvary Baptist basket
ers downed the Immaculate Concep-
tion team, IS to 10, they won their
sixth straight game. Enright starred,
shooting twenty baskets.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Gu. AND LOYOLA in LONE
/ VARSITY CLASH OF MONTH
Red and Black Has Four Foreign Contests Listed Be.
fore Holidays-Eastern High Encounters
Scrub Team i'm Preliminary.

NO basket ball be the big
oathol1c University clash between Brookland
aggregation and Eastern High Schools five having been
as preliminary the varsity tilt Catholic University
Loyoa College OF Baltimore The
the big expected take the shortly
me Cathohc Uoyo contest which the competitive
colleges Washington the only
Pan here this month The Brookanders have four
ser and the with New York
Washington Gaudet and Maryland make their bows
Evening star., 1923-12-12
Books Three New Foes.

HAMILTON, n. Y, December 12.-
Three new teams will oppose the
Colgate foot ball team next fall. ac-
cording to the 1924 schedule just
, made public Nebraska will be played
at Lincoln, Neb.. on October 4 Provi-
dence on November l, and West Vir-
gfnfa, at Morgantown. w. Va, on
November<S
Evening star., 1923-12-12
HYATTSvILLE HIGH WINS.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
HYATTSvILLE, Nd, December 12.-
The basket ball team of Hyattsville
High School showed considerable
punch in downing the five represent
ing the Clarksville (Howard county,
Md High School on the floor of the
local National Guard armory here,
"A to l 4
Evening star., 1923-12-12
BOXERS IN THREE BOUTS
BEFORE ALEXANDRIA ELKS

Members of the Elks' Club Of Alex
andria were entertained by three
boxing bouts last night at a smoker.
Jumbo Eggleson and Terry O'Day
were awarded decisions over Willie
Ptomey and Louie Guglielinie, re-
spectively. Kid Hogan defeated SOL
dier Morrison.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
NO MORE ESPECIAL TESTS"
FOR INELIGIBLE ATHLETES
Team Candidates Must Make Grade i'm Glass Work or
Await Next Advisory Marks-Policy Will Be
Effective i'm Basket Ball
BY ARGYLE FINNEY.

CHOLASTICALLY ineligible high school athletes hope
eligible the
pontmen onclad eligibility rules wi'b enforced by the
high school principals with the opening the basket
ponshp January
that the Special test
would
The hive principals, however have abandoned that policy
OF the heads-Prncpa Charles Hart
rincpa Frank Daniel Of Tech
Evening star., 1923-12-12
UMPIRES TO BANQUET.

Members of the District Base Ball
Umpires' Association will hold their
annual banquet Saturday night~at z
O'Clock. in the Occidental Hotel.
Evening star., 1923-12-12
MANEEATTANS WOULD TRIM
WALTER REED BASKETERS

NiUNG by the whipping received Congress
Heights Yankees the Manhattan
the Water Reed five tonight in
Although Walter Reed by
1t also hopes spring wine column ~
Evening star., 1923-12-12

YEARS WERE LONG AND THIN, AS
THIS PICTURE THE FAMOUS CINCINNATI RED STOCKINGS
CLEARLY SHOWS THE LENGTH DIAMETER THE
BAT AS THEY NOW FORTH IN THE RULES WERE
NOT ESTABLISHED TILL 1895 IN THIS PICTURE THE MAN
ON THE READERS LEFT, SEATED AND HOLDING A BAT, Is
SWEASY, 2B, WHILE THE OTHER PLAYER WITH A Bat AT
Evening star., 1923-12-12
7uo Floor Games at Booand Tonight School Rules Will Be Emf
THE STARS PANORAMA OF BASE BALL
ictOridl Highlight History of the National Game

in u Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1923-12-12

Herdic Juniors are anxious to play
the Mercury Juniors Sunday for the
l20-pound title. Manager Parker of
602S
Evening star., 1923-12-12

Tank School gridironers were to de-
fend their Sd Corps Area champion
snip title in game with the Fort
Monroe eleven this afternoon at Camp
Meade.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04
PUERTO RICO VS.. PONCE
JuEGo DE LA TARDE

Ell juego de la tarde fue mucho mas
concurrido que el de la mafiana, aun-
cue para nosotros fu6 menos intere-
ssnte. En- ell de la mafiana no teniamos
catcher en- los primeros Innings
y Ell team" jugaba incomplete. Por
Ia tarde ell Ponce, tenia todos sus ju-
gadores, aunque nuestra opinion es que
cebe tener ell .'team'' otro jugador
mas, pues adolece de un buen "righ
field'', cuando Hoyos sirve en- Ell ''ho-
gar''.
En- Ell primer "episodio" hubo un
ircidente desagradable. Colon Marin,
cue hacia de "umpire'' de bases, dio
una decision que Thompson eel CARA
tero" discutio y Ell dijo que no seguia
sirviendo de juez, pues no guerra repe-
tir 10 que tuvo que hacer Salazar con
g. mismo Thompson. Y Sc jug6 un
"episodio" solo con un umpire, has
ia que ell puerto Rico, mejor di-
cho Ciqui, 'encontr6 uno su gusto.
Por fin, empieza ell juego con mucho
retraso, aunque no tanto como por la
mafiana. Ell pdblico protesta de ese
abuse.
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTo DEL INTERIOR
DIVISION DE EDIF1C1os PUBL1cos
oF1c1NA DEL coM1s1oNADo

san Juan, P. r., Diciembre 16, 1922
rs
PRoPoSIcIONES en- p.iegos cerra
dos para IA adjudication en- pnb,ica su-
hasta de las obras de CONSTRUCTION
DEL EDIFICIo CASA ACADIA
DE COMERIo, P. R., cuyo presupues-
TO aprobado asciende DIEz Y SIETE
MIL DoLAREs ($17,OOO.o0), Sc admi-
tiran en- la ohcina del Comisionado
Municipal de Servicio Publico de Co.
merfo, hasta las DOS e P. M del
dia ocHo DE ENERo de 1928, en-
cue Sc abriran p1blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- la ofcina del Arquitecto, donde Sc
encuentran de manifesto los docHmen-
tos que han de regir en- ell contrato, y
podran recoger los licitadores los pla-
nos modelos de proposiciones que
han de presentar, mediante un deposi,
to de DIEZ DOLARES $4,000 en-
metalico cheque certifcado, que Sc
ran reembolsados al ser devueltos 6i
chos documentos en- ell plazo de VEIN
TIE DIAZ COY despu6s de efectuada
la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva Ell de-
<echo de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, Ell de adiudicar e,
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
JOHN A. WILSON,
Comisionado Advt
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DIRECTIVA DE LA LoGIA S
..oBRERos DEL PRoGREsos

Ha sido nombrada por la Logia
2 obreros del Progreso'', de Fajardo,
la siguiente directiva para regir los
destinos de dicha Logia durante Ell aIio
actual:
Venerable Maestro, DR.. Felipe viz
carrondo; Primer vigilante, Fernan
do Gonzalez; Segundo vigilante, Ju-
lilo j. Bird; Secretario, Carlos Legrand;
Tesorero, Buenaventura Ruiz Gerena;
Hospitalario, Francisco Mercado; Ora
dor, Ramon Quinones; Maestro de ce-
remonias, Limo Julio; Primer Diaco-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

Los Boston con Ell dob'e triunfo
del domingo, han puesto su 'papel" a
gran a,tura, y para clio haJ razon,
pues despu6s de las dos palizas Que re-
cibieron de manos del "Mayagiiez =
no han perdido un dia sin que concu-
rran al ''diamante de "a Liga In
sular efectuar sus practi-as
"Humacao''. quien to'6 el tercel
turno para enfrentarse con los bosto-
nianos, ''moho" ell domingo, pues
Thompson Sc propuso que no llsgaran a
pisarle Ell ''hogar'' engomado, pero ur
error del inicialista Perry, defraud6
sus esperanzas, cuando' en- eI septilnc
acto stored" una s'bola'' que muy
bien pudo ser atrapada.
Monchin, Ell ''diamante negro qua
yames, realiz6 una labor desde el ''ca
JONI digna de alabanzas, pues mantu.
vo la bateria contraria en- si'encic
hasta Ell octave "episodio'', en- que Il
pudieron anotar la primera carrera.
Gran expectation reinaba entire 10;
sfans", cuando al terminar ell noveac
acto, los steams" estaban empatados
I'm extra inning fue necesario ju
gar para decidir la victoria, Y madame
la suerte opto por favorecer a la gen
te de Acea, Ia cual con dos s'hitso er
los nomentos del "necesito'', neva-
ron al Humacao'' 10 mas profundt
del 's6tano''.
ssScore": Tota
HUMAcAo 900 600 100 OIL
BOSTON 600 600 O1o IL
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"PUERTA DE TERRA"
VS.. "FAJARDo

En- Ia tarde del 81 del pasado reci
bimos de manos de los azucareros de
Fajardo una derrota, que no fue echa-
da en- saco roto.
Deja mucho que decir que Fajardo
no tenga aun su liga, pero segin in
formes, pronto tendran un campo at
letico.
Mientras no haya liga no habra jue
COS sin inconvenientes.
Ell juego que hacemos referencia
empezo las tres3y media, ante una
gran concurrencia. perO fue suspendi-
do debido a Ia oscaridad reinante.
He aqui Ell scorer
rT,,,y;ra fxhao1,k~
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JUEGo DETALLADo

Primer "inning'': Beitfa toma la
''inicial'' con un single. Ciqui pa
leo por segunda, tomo primera, pero
Beitia fue "out'' en- la segunda. Thomp
SON pale6 al "short'', que tiro se-
gunda, "enganchando'' Ciquf Y Mi
llito tir6 primera 'matando" a
Thompson. Un hit, no carrera.
Millito lego la base por bolas y
Sc roba la segunda. King sale con una
ssmensajera a central field" Hoyos
raleo Thompson que la mof6, llegan-
90 MiIlito hasta ell ehogar'' y Hoyos
segunda. Davii fue struck out y
Hoyos Sc rob6 la s'antesala''. Cobas pa
leo al short y le hizo "out' en-
primera. No hit una carrera.
segundo 'inning's: salivita liga un
single, pero quiso rohar segunda y
King 10 enganch6, por tirada de Mo
desto. Fabito tom6 ponche. Monchile
lego a primera, por error de Millito.
juicy lig6 un home rum, entrando
tambien Monchile. Rogue solo con m
foul ball''. Dos hits, dos carreras.
Chilino sac auna ''rola' por terce-
ia, saliendo en- primera. Tasio Sc "aba
nic6'' Martin lego la base, por bo-
las. Modesto SAGA un single y Martin
pasa a segunda. Por error de Thomp-
son Monchile, Martin anoto. Modes
to quiso llegar a la antesala y 10 en-
gancharon. I'm hit, una carrera.
Tercer inning: Colon palea al pitch
er, siendo out en- primera. Beitfa 10
hace por segunda, muriendo tambien
en- primera. Tasio le degolla un palo 3
Ciqui. No hit, no carrera.
Millito Hga un single por center, qui
so robar segunda y fu6 out. King lIega
a la iniciaI por bo.as y Sc roba la Sc.
gunda. Hoyos sali6 con un bombito a
tercera. Daviu sali6 en- primera, por
tlrada del pitcher. Un HIT, no carreras.
Cuarto inning: Thompson Sc abanica,
salivita quiere hacer igual y lie quita
81 abanico. Fabito da un pic6 al pitch
er sale en- primera. No hit no carre-
ia.
I Cobas roletin al short, saliendo On
primera. Chilino liga un two base, poi
tercera. Tasio da por short, quien SAGA
Chilino, en- tercera aquel entra a
primera. Sc roba la segunda Tasio. Maj
tin, le pone una paloma en- las manos
de Beitfa. Un hit, no carrera.
Quinto inning: Monchile Sc abanica
Juey di6 una plancha, por primera, que
le salio muy larga Modesto Sc en-.
cargo de Ell. Rogue lie manda un men
safe a Tasio. No hit, no carrera.
Modesto lie manda una mariposa {
Beitia. Millito otra victoriano. King
ctra Beitia. No hit, no carrera.
sexto inning victoriano SAGA III
bombo a Tasio Beitia palea al pitcher
cue 10 engancha en- primera. Ciqui sal,
igual. No hit, no carrera.
Hoyos pale6 al pitcher, saliendo Ell
la inicial. Daviu liga un single por Sc
. gunda, quiso robar y 10 engancharon ei
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Las tltimas victorias obtenidas pol
los Boston Stars sobre Ell extipgui-
do "Colectiva' ell Humacao'. han
desvanecido por complete la mala i'm
preston, que sobre ellos hIcierar los
amantes del Emperador, en- cfecto los
.'Stand'' de La parada ocro Sc han
visto mas concurridos en- los ultimos
desaffos celebrates.
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Hoyos, el conocido jugador, lego
aver tarde la liga, mas contento que
nunca, y no era para menos; su joven
csposa 10 obsequio, como regalo de
'afio nuevo" con un pequefio "juga-
dor de pelota'' Ell dice que sera
"catchero' como Ell padre, y tan buen
palo, como Ell padre tambien.
Felicitamos al papa Y nos alegramos
que el "bebe" y su mama sigan bien
CoABEY.
Fnero 1909
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no, Fulgencio Moreira, Segundo Dia-
como, Miguel Ramirez; Primer Exper-
to, Benjamin Diaz; Maestro de Ban
quotes, Modesto Rivera; Guarda Tenn
plo Interior, Juan Garcia; Guarda
Temple Exterior, Juan Ramos y Dipu-
tado a la Gran nOgia, Antonio r. Bar
cello.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04
JUEGo DE LA rARDE

Tunito, lanzador designado por los
bostonians' para trabajar en- Ell jue-
go de la tarde, Sc present6 ''intransi-
table,, pues parece que Sc ha empe1a
do en- que no Sc repita aquello que lie
hicieron los mayagiiezanos, de obligar-
lc a retirarse al exterior izquierdo, y
Gle ahi ell que mantuviera los orien-
(ccntinda en- la pagina III
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Total,

Bases on balls a; Two Base Hits A.
Three base hits o; Double plays o.;
Passed balls 8; Left on bases 8; struck
out 5; carreras Is.
Sc suspendi6 sin ningdn out en- ell
setimo inning a las seis y ounce pa
sado meridiano. Baterias: Puerta de
TERRA: Rengel, Nuts, Telesforo Cos
toso. Fajardo: Jovito, Camar6n y Ne
grolo.
MAX.
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LOS BosToN1ANos, DEsrUEs DE
LAS DOS DERRoTAs sUFRlDAs EN-
LOS DOS PRIMERos DEsAtIOs, Sc
HAN EMPENADo EN- NO PERDER
UNo MAS "CoLEcTIvA" Y 'FHU
MACAO" vIcTIMAs DE SUS =
FURIAS
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NOtas de sport

segunda. Cobas sali6 con una linea a la
primera. Un hit, no carrera.
Septimo inning: Thompson batea al
snort, saliendo en- la inicial. Gacho sale
con un foul ball al catcher. Fabito sale
con un bombito a la segunda, no hit,
no carrera.
Chilino manda una mensajera a Bel
tia. Tasio Sc abaniCa. Martin liga un
single. Modesto pa1ea al short saliendo
en- primera. I'm hit, no carrera.
Octave inning: Monchile da al pitch
or, muriendo en- primera. juicy liga un
single. Rogue dio al short que tiro a
segunda enganchando al juicy. Victoria
no di6 un two base y Rogue anoto. Vic
toriano quiso robar y 10 engancharon.
Dos hit, una carrera.
Millito tomo la base, por bolas. King
Diuere con una Inca alta Thompson.
Hoyos entro primera, por error del
pitcher v Millito pas6 a segunda. Da-
viii palea una Inca tercera, que pisa
la base y tira primera, sacando a
Millito y Davil. Doble play. No hit, no
carrera.
Noveno inning: Beitia manda una
mariposa a Daviu, en- ell central. Ciqui
Sc vuelve abanicar. Thompson liga
TN single. Gacho da por tercera, sa-
Eendo en- primera. Un hit, no carrera.
Cobas palea al pitcher, siendo out
en- primera. Chilino sale con un bombi-
to Monchile. Tasio Sc abanica. No
hit, no carrera.
Score:
PUERTO RICO O2O 600 o1o-3
PONCE 10 600 ooo-2
Baterias: Por Ell Puerto Rico: Colon
p. y Fabito p. y ciquf c. y por ell
Ponce: Cobas p. y Hoyos c.
Umpires: Morales y (col6n 12 in
ning) Daborthe.
TEMPO: dos horas 20 minutes.
Resumen Hits: Colon y Fabito 5,
y a Cobas g. Struck out: por Colon
Fabito 4 y por Cobas 5. Base on ball:
por Colon Y Fabito por Cobas o.
Errores: Puerto Rico Y Ponce 1.
Doble play: King -Millito- Modesto v
Monchile-Gacho. Single Beitia, Thomp
son, salivita Juey Millito, Davit;
Martin y Modesto. Two base hit: Vic
toriano v Chilino. Three base hit: min
guno. Home run; juicy. Struck out: Ci-
qui, Thompson Salivita, Fabito, Mon
chile; David Tasio 8. Errores: Fabl-
to, Monchile, Thompson y Millito.
Colon, que fue el pitcher que empe-
20 por los jinetes, solo aguanto tres
episodios, sustituy6ndole Fabito, quien
sali6 mejor librado que Colon, debido
a. campo, pues de los cuatro errores
que hicieron, tres fueron en- los tres
innings que vivio Colon uno solo en-
los seis de Fabito
Els la primera vez que Millito Sc
''abanica' en- juegos "grandes pues
bien sabido es, ell sojo" que tiene pa
ra yer la bola. (Juego de la mafiana).
En- nuestra opinion, estos juegos son
dc 10 mejor que hemos visto, pues aun-
cue el Puerto Rico gano los dos, fue-
ION luchados: 8 W Y a /, son mu-
cho mas bonitos renidos que 0,
pues Sc We que las fuerzas estan igua-
les, que no ha habido puntos d6biles;
que ell que gano, gan6 por suerte, mas
que por otra cosa.
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Bale EN- PONCE

Ell dfasseis del corriente Sc nevara
a efecto, en- los saiones del centro Es
pahol de Ponce, un esplendido bale
infantil.
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iOiga! iMire! ilea!

listed pasara nn ano muy feliz $!
compra su traje y ell de Su nihO ed
esta casa.
Hemos acabado de recibir trajes ele.
gsntisimos, para caballeros y nifios,
eamisas, sombreros, cinturones, corba
tas, trajecitos marineros de a amos
gorras, calcetines,. ligas, yuntas, ropa
interior, cuellos de todas classes, pan
talones de lanilla.
Vfstase en- esta casa y estara STEM
pre- elegante.
ANDRES EcHEvARRIA
LUNA so. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-04

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-24
HUDDLESTON PRAISES
 LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
Capitol Park Rally Monday Night Attended By Several Hundred

Labor organizations are as im- portant to labor as armies are to a nation," Congressman George Hud- dleston told the several hundred peo- pie whC filled Capitol park Monday night for the union labor mass meet ing. MT. Huddlestons speech, fol- lowed those of representative of different labor organizations.
 MT. Huddleston outlined the work and aims of the individual organiza- tions and then grouped them as a whole and showed the progress that they had assisted the world in mak ing. He stated that labor. organized and unorganized, was the backbone of the world, and that they were it's real fortune makers. In his count of labor he included all men who earned their daily bread by manual work.
 MT. McEIderry, representing the organized farmers, spoke against the mill tax question that Is to come before the public in the near future. He stated that it was detrimental to the farmer and was to be chiefly used to support the state colleges, He appealed to organized labor of the state to aid the farmer in fight ing this issue, for, he stated, causes that hurt the farmer hurt all labor.
 During the mass meeting an ice cream supper was held by the ladies auxiliaries of the unions. Tables were placed on the greens of the park and girls with trays laden with the re- freshment passed continually among the crowds.