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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-18
Madrd. 5 nOviembre de 1923.

Senior mio y compaiero:
Hoy en- carta que reclho de mi llEs-
tire amigo ell Sr. don Rafael Feliodorc
Vale. director central de bibliografla
de la republica Mejicana, G insigne es-
critor, Sc me acompaflan dos reccrtes
de los articulos por I'd. publicados Ell
Ell MUNDO de la capital pottorri4ue-
ma, a proposito de Ia publication bajo
mi frma, de tres sonetos que con ell
titulo de "Paisajes Nocturnales' apa-
recieron en- "La Esfera", de esta. hace
he escrito yo, y de les cuales es I'D.
su verdadero autor.
lie voy explicar. FL afio pasado. y
ALA por sus meses postreros yc propa-
raba los originates de una gran Anto-
logia de poetas hispano americancs. En-
tire los originates que, rignrosamente
ordenados por paises de habla espafio-
la. yo iba coleccionando figuraban esos.
va para mi, celebres sonetos, "Paisajes
Nocturnales'' que vi en- la revista
''Nuestra America" de Buenos Aires.
En- mi mesa de trabajo estaban ell
aquellos dias todos- esos eriginales que
yo iba compilando para e! volumen que
pensaba publican " que todavia no he
hecho. Alternaba en- ese trabajo y en-
otros. como son mi collaboration litera-
ria en- infnidad de publicaciones de Es
pana y America). Un dia prepare Ell
original de mis- versos "A don Qnjo-
ter para enviarlo a .'Le Esfera'.
EscriBf la correspondence earta de en-
VIC para uno de los secretarios de Ia
revista. amigo mfo, la dele firnada,
ordene un primo mio que es mi Sc
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A KISO
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LLANTE LEGlTlMo Y 81 'PuE-
DE NoTAR ALCUNA DIFEREN-
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Sobre un cisne de nacar en- un suelo
cruce la vida relgiosamente,
v en- ell vase pulido de mi ensueflo
aprisione ell dolor que me ofrecio la
(gente. !.
cuando estaba la alforja LENA de orc
y acaricie Ell plumaje de un triunfo
(vano
los llamados amigos venian coro
y uno uno me iban dando ia mano. ;.
Una vez en- mi puerta ladro ell fracaso
rompieronse las copas de mi fortuna
v ell mas intimo amigo me hugo SUI
brazo. !.
Mire hacia atras. En- todos vi algeria,
encamine mi cisne hacia la luna,
" abajo mis- amigos Sc refan todavia. :.
Ahora volviendo la carta quiero ex
poner que Angel Dotor es completa-
mente inocente en- este asunto que
este que 1a ocurrido fue solamente un
nero descuido involuntario de sll secre-
tario. Y por no saber mi residencia no
me habia escrito a tiempo En- este tie
ne Dotor mucha raz6n debido que
nuestra literature Sc .conoce muy POGO
en- ell extranjero, como veran explieado
en- su carta. Encontrara ell lector que
sobre su carta fota un suave olor de
inocencia De ninguna manera podemos
nosotros Greer que un hombre como
este de algun prestigio, ofrezca Gu dig
nidad y decoro tan candidamcnto Ell
sacrifeio ante Ell mundo.
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JABON "MATERNIDAD'
E mejor para los NtlOS y
las DAMAS.
rEsrtMcN1o

Sr. don Morianog Pardo.
Distribuidor del Jab6n Maternidad,
Catano. z r.
Muy senior mio:
En- contestaci6n Ia suya sObre ell
juicio que me merecen los ensayos
pruebas hechas con las muestras del
''Jab6n Maternidad'., le dire que
aunque enemigo de dar testimonies.
en- este case gustoso 10 hago, por ha-
ber tenido un exeelente resultado al
usar preseribir para el banjo del
recien nacido ell mencionado "Jab6n
Maternidad", @por 10 que he seguido
aconsejando su uso para la baiiera de
los Babies.
De usted atentamente.
DR.. L. FIGUEROA,
Medico Director del Hospital de Ma
ternidad Nifos, San Juan. p r..
"JABON MATERNIDAD" es
un Jab6n Bueno, Medicinal y
deliciosamente Perfumado, por
% Centaves.
Pidalo en- todas las Farma-
cias y no Sc deje enganar acep-
tando otro.
DEFIENDA SU DINERO
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Angel Dotor,
Madrid, (8) Espaia.

Creyendo que con solo estas parties
de la carta es neceserio para afirmaT
la inocencia de Dotor y la paternidad
mia sobre los ''Paisajes Nocturnales :,
me conformo con dar esas la luz pl-
blica debido cue la ca:ta es dema-
siada extensa.
Ofrezco en- otros articulos dedicarme
un momento la obra literaria de An
gel Dotor, para mejor rectiicacion. +.
Cesareo ROSA NIEvES.
u. p r.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
JUNIOR ORDERS
At MATAWAN
Return Game On Geran'S Hall
Court This Evening"
Juniors Won First

Geran's hall court in Matawan
will be NE scene tonight Of a return
game between the Matawan Big
Five basketball team of Chief John
Tassini and the South Amboy jun
Tor Order Big Five Of Les Stratton.
The Juniors defeated the Matawan
team or the South Amboy High
School court two weeks ago.
1t Is probable that two Perth
Amboy basketeers will be in the line
up of the Monmouth county team
when this contest gets under way.
Tass'nl, LeA.-y, Craig, carla.t eEd
Sheppard are also expected to be
on hand ready to get into the game.
!. Manager Stratton OF the South
Amboy representative team will
choose his l,neLL for this Carr e
from Green, Perkins. Furman,
Scharff, Wilbur and Bennett. Tue
first five players have been working
in the last several contests of the
team.
On Tuesday night OF this week
the Junior Orders defeated the
Woodside Americans OF Newark at
South Amboy. Next Tuesday night
the Railway Collegians will oppose
STATIONS five on the South Amboy
High School court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
DRY DOCK FIVE
At PL. PLAINS
Local Industrial Team Carded
to Play on Staten Island
Court Saturday

Wesley Wilson and his Perth
Amboy Dry Dock basketball quintet
will travel to Pleasant Plains, S. l.,
on Saturday night to give battle to
the Beauvais Post American Legion
quintet of T%ottenville. The Totem
Vile representatives play on the
Amicitia hall court in Pleasant
Plains every Saturday night.
The local Industrial team has
been travelling at a fairly good clip
this season and the followers of this
combination are of the opinion that
Wilson's tossers should check the
winning streak of the Tottenville
representatives on their home court
The Tottenville Legion team has
been beaten only once on the Pleas
ant Plains court this season.
Just who the Dry Dock team will
use on this occasion has not been
made known, but this announce
ment will be made by Manager
Wilson tomorrow night. In previ-
Gus games Brownmiller, Bradley,
Bob Handerhan, Yves Hansen,
Campbell and Kurowsky played
with the ~shipyard team and it is
likely the lineup for Saturday
nights game will be picked from
the same players.
Manager Walters will line up his
forces in regular fashion, Burdsoll
and Preacher, forwards; LaForge,
center, and Price and Hoehn,
guards. Last Saturday night the
Tottenville representatives defeated
Stretch" McIntyre's All Stars on
the Pleasant Plains court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
MANY Big GAMES FOR
AMBOY FIVE HERE

Commencing with Lext Wednes-
day, January 10, the Perth Amboy
Five, who have been furnishing the
thrills for basketball fans of thi svi-
cinity at the new Auditorium court
on Saturday nights, will offer first
class basketball attractions and
dancing at the same hall on We'd
nesday nights, in addition to their
regular Saturday night games. The
Perth Amboy representatives have
been drawing large crowds at the
Auditorium every Saturday night,
and in view of their popularity and
the fact that no other quintet per-
forms in this city during the week,
the Amboy Five management in
tends bringing some of the strongest
attractions in the east to this city
on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
A tentative schedule has already
been arranged for January, and in
| cludes several of the fastest quintets
in this state and New York. This
| Saturday night the Sterling Greys
Of the Interboro League of New
| York City will furnish the opposi-
ton, while on Wednesday night,
January 10. the locals will inaugu-
rate their mid-week games by taking
en- the fast Commonwealth Big Five
CT New York City. These colored
! coursters have played the Amboy
outfit twice this season, winning one
| and losing one.
Included amongst the teams that
will appear here this month, are the
Original Celtics. Kingston, winners OF
the first half of the New York State
League. in which Hank" Thomas
PERFORMS; the Roosevelt Separates
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
v. URbANSk|
OLEAvE CITY
viii Attend Deans Academy
at Franklin, Mass.-0ut
For Baseball

Announcement has been made
that Willie Urbanski OF the Maurer
apd Railway baseball teams during
the summer Of 1922 will depart for
Deans Academy, Franklin. Mass,
On Sunday. He will take a regular
educational curse and in the sum-
mer try for the academy baseball
team.
According to information fur
nished his brothth who managed the
Maurer nine last year. the local
shortstop will be given q tryout
with the Saranac nine during the
summer of 1923 if he makes good
with the academy team.
Judging from his work at bat
and in the field for the local and
Union county mines, he should be
successful in his undertaking in the
New England states. A former big
league catcher is said be in charge
of diamond activities at the Deans
Academy.
The Railway and Maurer mines.
IL organized this year, will miss the
services of Urbanski who played an
important part in their 1922 sue
cesses. Urbanski has played with
the Maurer representative team for
a number of seasons.
Maurer baseball plans for the
coming season will be discussed at a
meeting called for the club house
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
.AMBOY bills
BOWL PAsS1
State League Match on
State Alleys Tonight
Larson & Simonser1 Ron

Howard Richards and his Pc
Amboy Elks will travel to Pass
tonight to engage In a state leag
bowling match with the crack tea
representing the upstate lodge
Elks.
Meyer Larson and Henry SimofSy
sen, who rolled their first games witt
the Madison avenue lodge quintet
last Thursday night, are schedules
to bowl with the visitors in the
match tonight and will be teamed
up with Bill Eyerkuss, Captain
Richards and Ben Jorgensen.
Passaic and Newark are tied for
fifth place in the Elks state cir
cult at the present time having thir-
teen wins and eight defeats. Perth
Amboy is tied with Railway and
Plainfield for seventh position Will
eight victories and thirteen losses
Jersey City is leading the circuit
Other games tonight r as fol
lows: Elizabeth at Jersey City
Railway at Plainfield, Union Hill al
Rutherford, Paterson at Newark
and Hoboken at Bayonne. Elizabeth
by winning two out Of three gaitles
in the Hudson county city, can go
into a tie for first position.
The locals next home match Is
with the Railway Bills on the locaI
alleys. Thursday night, January III
This will be the last match for thi
first half of the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
EDDlE POLO
AND KATHLEEN MYERS
nv "CAP'N KIDD"

"Mr. Bingle" is coming. Most
everyone knows what that means,
for this great George Barr McCut-
cheon story has been read by mill
lions and the coming of the film YER
sion is most welcome news to all
who appreciate good clean pictures.
Maclyn Arbuckle' will be seen as
the loyable "Mr. Bingle"-and that
alone assures a Aim treat.
Mr.. A~rbuckle's wonderful portray
ais in his many uccesses has stamp
ed him a star of the first magnitude.
Never have youth and beauty been
more happily blended than in the pc
tite person Of Kathleen Myers, fem
mime lead in "Cap'n Kidd which
comes to the Majestic theatre Jan.
18th. Very dark brown eyes end
lashes and golden tresses make her q
perfect subject for Photographic
purposes, and in addition she car
act. Eddie Polo, featured star II
"Cap'n Kidd"-himself a good judge
of talented actresses, says that Mis-.
Myers Is perfectly suited for work II
chapter-plays. And Polo shoult
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E L

A crowd equal that which
attended the last boxing show in
the local auditorium. is expected
out for the next fistic event in this
city on Tuesday night.
The Startling Grays of New York,
who play the Amboys here Satur-
day night, bowed to the Speedways,
the representative team OF this city.
last season, OF the auditorium court
during the 1929 season.
Interest in rife shooting in this
city and vicinity will increase con-
siderably as a result Of the construc-
ton of an indoor range by the
Perth Amhoy Rifle Club.
Rube Benton, one time south
paw star of the National League, IS
out of big league baseball forever.
according to present indications.
The suggestion of John J. Dolan
OF the Perth Amboy bowling team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
al BOWERS ON PASSAIC ALLEYS FOR LEAGUE GAME
Earl Morris Training
For Middleton Fight
Here Next Night

Carl Morris, Carteret feather
weight, who fought Jimmy WALTON
of Newark q sensational battle in
of the preliminary contests at
the Paterson Sportsmen's Club on
New Years afternoon, is in great
condition for his bout with Chris
Middleton of Railway in the local
Auditorium on next Tuesday night.
The Carteret boy, rated as the
featherweight champion of Middle
Eek county. sprung into prominence
mainly through the use of a great
left hand. He has defeated Allen
town lilly, Young Beaver, Young
Leslie, Sammy Green, Harry Bun
day, Joe Balint. George Sullivan,
Poe Manno, Young Masterson, joe
Thomas, Johnny Norton and Young
FEgmore.
Al great many of his contests have
ended al a result OF his opponent
roing to the canvas. His claim to
~ championship Of the county fol
bwed his four-round victory over
Eoung Egrnore, the local Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
BOWLERS LOSE
TO METUCHEN TEAM
ON BOROUGH ALLEYS

John j. Dolan and his Perth Am
boy bowling team travelled to Me-
tuchen and dropped two out of three
games 20 the crack borough repre-
sentative alley team. The Amboys
recently defeated the Metuchen
crew m two out of three games on
the Bohnsack alleys in this city.
The home team won the first game
by eighty-one pins and the second
ty seventy. The third game of the
set went to the visitors by a mar
gin of fifty-six pins.
Kreps, anchor man for the bor-
oughites. carried off high score and
high average honors in this match.
He rolled 217, ITS and 1877, for an
average of 1856. His score in the
first game was the only 200 score
rolled in this match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04

day night. All OF the committee
members are requested to be present
According to an announcements
made by Manager Harry Leyis-
the Argonne alleys, Joe's Argonn
Association has offered a huge S.
yer loving cup for enc compaD~
team winning first honors In this
circuit. Other business men with
offer various prizes and it is UNDER
STOOD that Abe Lewkowitz. manager
of a Smith street shoe store Will
offer six pair of shoes.
The Protection Hook and Ladder
Company bowlers will hold a prac-
tice session on the Argonne alleys
tonight and all members of the cona-
pany interested in bowling are re-
quested to come out.
Last night on the Hobart street
alleys the Goodwill Association
bowling quintet bowed in defeat to
the recently organized Baseball five
OF this city. The latter outfit coppsd
the first and third games Of this
match.
Tommy Van Gilter, Frank Baderi
Aicer Jensen, Walt Moore ana Mike
500 bowled with the diamond team
while II. Einhorn, Buote, Fl. HoI-
zheimer and the Tooker brothers
bowled with the GoodwiIls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04

avenue barber in a bout in a Car
teri ring. Morris has six knockouts
to his credit and gained q draw III
newspaper reports of his bouts with
joe Mondell and Jimmy Gordan.
The Carteret lad has q big follow
ing in the borough and also in
Woodbridge, and great interest is
centered in the four-round Middle
ton contest.
Middleton is said to have a great
record and his followers expect to
give Morris the battle of his life.
This bout is expected to be the most
interesting OF the prelims.
The other bouts on the card will
bring together Jimmy Sullivan OF
New York and Bert Smithers Of
Elizabeth, eight rounds; Bobby
yvitheridge of Railway and Danny
Lewis of Jersey City, six rounds;
Peter Rebovich of this city and
Young Schroeder of New Bruns-
wick, four rounds, and Kid Aston,
oolored, of this city, and Jack En-
right OF Elizabeth. four rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04

should be given real consideration
by local bowling enthusiasts who
r in favor of another alley league
in this vicinity.
Tommy Fitzgerald. local boxing
manager. Is of the opinion that his
new boxer, Peter Rebovich of this
city Will have footwork and clever
ness aplenty when he steps into the
ring for his coming bout with
Young Schroeder of New Brunswick.
Basketball dropped a great many
notches this season from the pop-
ular position it held last e The
Perth Amboys are the only home
combination making out during the
present season.
Willie Urbanski, shortstop OF the
Maurer Athletic Association base
ball team, will leave this city on
Sunday for the purpose of attend
ing Deans Academy, Franklin,
Mass.
Final plans ere being made :cr
the start OF a new bowling tourna-
| ment at the Argonne alleys on Ho-
bart street. Five prizes will be Of
fered for the five highest three
game scores rolled during this tour
ney.
A number of important volley ball
! matches and the organization OF q
vol1ey ball league may be a part
of tie athletic program II 70 an
nounced by the 7. M. G. A. in the
! near future.
A return game between the South
Amboy representative basketball
team and the Matawan representa-
tive ba~sketeers is scheduled for the
latter's court tonight.
It is probable that a Staten Island
boxer will be added to the card for
the Center A. c. show in this city
next Tuesday night. A protage of
Mike Maize is mentioned.
Perth Amboy will lock horns with
Passaic in an Elks state league bow
ling match on the latter's alleys to-
night. This is the first state league
match this year.
Following the election of officers
Of the Raritan Copper works athletic
association, the question OF the To-
cal baseball field will nee again be
in the limelight.
The Perth Amboy High School
boys varsity basketball team will
go intersection at South Amboy High
School tomorrow night. The local
boys were given a final workout to-
day in preparation for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
Woodbridge
SOUTH AMBOY YACHT CLUB
DEFEATS HELMETTA CLUB

HELMETrA, Jan. 4-Helmetta
Clubs representatives In the Middle
sex County Industrial Bowling
League took the short end of a
three-game match with the South
Amboy Yacht Club Five. the run
uers-up for second place in the
league race to Helmetta. Chapman
was high average for the winners,
while Petric held a like honor for
the locals.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
The score follows:

Captain John Totin of the E. B.
3. quintet has announced that an eff
fort will be made to arrange a sec
ond game with the Saint Juniors for
the Y. M. C. A. court. These two
teams are contendors for light SEN
ior honors in this city. Games with
teams averaging 1856 pounds are de-
sired by the e. B. 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
Schedule Committee TO
Meet at ArgOnne Hotel
for IN ~enfs

The schedule committee OF the
Perth Amboy Firemen's Bowling
League will hold q meeting tomor-
row night at the Argonne hotel on
Hobart street, at which time final
preparations will be made for the
starting of the games on next Mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
Amboy Robins Booking

The Amboy Robins would like 20
arrange basketball games with light
Junior teams in this vicinity Joseph
Palochko, SGT Catherine street,
phone 1874 is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
South Amboy Yacht Club
Helmetta Club
HeImctta Results

HELMETTA, Jan. 4.--The Pipe
Shop won the series with the Scotch
Packers in the department tourney
OF the George W. Helme Company,
by a one-game margin. Wooten
won the deciding game, with a Ia
score, and Smoke for the Packers,
rolled a like total.
The scores and lineup follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
ST. STEPHEN JUNIORS
BEAT WOODBRIDGE FIVE

The st. Stephens Junior basket
ball team defeated the Parish House
Juniors of Woodbridge last night by
a 1920 score. w. Kochek starred
for the winners.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04
B. B. COURTSTERS
BEAT SAINT JUNIORS

The f. B. b. basketball team of
this city defeated the st. Stephen
Juniors. 37-26, in the contest at
st. Stephens court last Sunday
night. and were not beaten as was
announced yesterday.
The score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-04

The deciding match of this series
Will be rolled on the Argonne alleys
in this city.
The scores.