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CANE SEATS

Cane seats In chairs can be clsant
and frightened by rubbing them viii
hot soapsuds on the top and then o.
the undertake. thoroly soaking III,
cane, then drying them in the air.
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IS Elizabeth daughter and
Chandler
l.
brides overlooking Lake Washington.
A Balls
es blossoms trailing
used prouSon about
father charming
ivory i fashioned side
string
Orchids ophcIa white
lovely wedding handkerchief
mother twentyeghth bride o Il.
Elizabeth bride maid
chine
shell carried Roberta
white orsande carried baskets rosebuds and the tus
which formed the aisle for bridal Mr. w Doyle
"
Campbell played wedding march Miss Kathleen
Campbell % Promise Me and AT pawnng Mrs Herre
orchid Chandler
owned in nder and embroidered lace Her OF
orchids
reception and buffet followed the service Mrs p w Kelsey
presided assisted by the Misses
Carolyn Dunnavsn Dorothy Tenant Ruth Dickinson and Marguerite
wedding bride travelling
midnight blue aur fitting hat After July is they
win be 1880 ssth
shulz
Kelsey. Dickinson n
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Mrs, Dockery WHl Honor Mrs Schulz at
Luncheon; Engagement Of Miss Eleanor
Hilton Announced.

MRS DOCKERY oliver poekcry,
All
: Of Edward H. who
daughters Carolyn, July Honolulu
Schulz his station
will be a tho womens University club.
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Service at Orthopedic ShoDs

Edward Trempcr viii be hostess for Medina guild the
Tea shop Saturday, assisted by
Mrs Henry Green Mrs Roberta Day j. b. Lincoln
Mrs Albert Zimmerman l.
NJ tho Thrift Shop in
Mrs j. Stoeffler
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SEATTLE LODGE.

Seattle lodge, no. 7. .. n p. A..
will meet Tuesday. July 2. az 3
o'clock. az 4. o. H. " hail. 1909
smith ave. business meeting. with
initiation and refreshments Mem.
bsra requested 70 attend.
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ICANAplAN woMEN's
CLUB
The Canadian Womou'a club. Of
Seattle. viii hold basket picnic M
Volunteer park. saturday, June 80,
az 1880 y, ~ Tea. coffee, cream
and sugar will be- provided
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HOstesSes at Tennis Club

Mrs George H. Solday
tables OF bridge this the club
Wednesday
given at the Sunset club Chicago
visiting sister Mrs Wolcot
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FREAicST

vs.. c. r. e.
The Fremont ". c. r g. viii
meet Tuesday. July ., at 2 p. M az
the home Of Mrs. l.. u. L1gg. tiis
Aurora ave. Subject. "ChriBtlan CT.
lzenHhip. Mr. Walter iiill viii be
the speaker. Large attendance de
sired.
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AUXILIARY TO

AUXILIARY TO
RAILROAD CONDUCTORS
Tho ladies' auxiliary 20 the or.
der Of Railroad Conductors Will Give
a card party Friday. July 9, az the
NJ. =. - \. hall. is2ah FIRST ave.
Luncheon will be served a. 1 ,. m.
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CONTINUED

into their neH
gas still IN
cray mount
snswered the
ana with a
band. for he
tires He a
a vide smile
hearty greetlH
much as his
nails then, h
tents ne s1p
we got
DOOR but /
bells an thin
an Mas iayin
'sia isn't 4
~S.no. Jus
mebbe one Of
10 20 see her
busy. We z
here, rich on
our minds 10
Is 9 chance
You were
in such a sna
49,. show md
I'm dying 20
Lord. I'm
somebodyl e
that's dropped
most two we
an eat supper
"Of course
too. II you %
Pshaw! ~
sou when you
we got thre
dom the bod
Justification q
Of life. the IL
wanted 10 do
porely. an Au
she says vel
life IL It kills
Of bought a
Of iet me. but
1T Is larg
more would
cares"
Her and q
uIture. Swell.
Beautifully
wardiy he gr
contents Of q
be expensive,
they neverthe
spicuous lack
se,er and I'M
and there wei
so atrocious
hurt the cal
however. the
than ne had e
cations Of har
he detected ID
was a nice I'd
a little chang
ment, It coul
even to one Of
changes, OF cd
10 make. /
Gus. plainly
TONED 10 the
and he hung
his guests ed
After a tour
wound up in y
misnomer und
inasmuch as
tlreIy bare q
cared school
fore a blazing
the miracle.
Allies gond
to get some
father eXplaind
pitchers OF II
they was it'll
an Mas faY
some other thl
Gray remeu
executed by 4
ment" concern
frames, and 4
rAyaging niesl
He hoped thai
them in the III
And that ROD
yearned. was l
the creaking 4
that had Leaf
FLASHED its ia
by the w
Xix the new /
quil
He amt 81
too busy 10 |
you done 10 |
I'm makinI
him-and an
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AUXILIARY TO
ROSE SOCIETY

ROSE hpIlEIA
The auxiliary 20 the Seattle Rose
society viii visit thu rose gnrdeu az
The home N Mr. and Mrs Arthur A
Phinney on saturday. June 30.
Members are requested 90 take
either Fort fAwton or sunset nm
cars and transfer to the 80 Carlton
Park bus
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Entertains at Luncheon Todau

fourteen
Miss Coleman, OF Nenlno.
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MEDIUM BHOwN HAIR looks b,,t y,
~ after a Golden Clint shampoo -AAt,
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Nomen' s Clubs

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
An excursion party on Lake
Washington will be given by tho
drill team Of the Young Ladies'
Institute, Saturday evening, June
30, with dancing ut Fortuna park.
The patrons and patronosses will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moen. Mr..
and Mrs. y. J. o'Reiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Town. Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Pigott,
ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS
AT PICNIC
The Ladies' Grotto club will en-
terrain their husbands at a plcnic
Saturday, June 30. at Volunteer park.
a good time is promised by the chair
man, Mrs. w. l.. Cooper. ConteEts
and races have been arranged and
prizes will be awarded Dinner will
DO served at o'clock.
AQUILA LODGE,
NO. 30
Aquila lodge. No. 80, d. II. r. A.,
has been invited TO confer tho do.
gree at n class initiation of Lake
lodge. No. 10, nj Kirkland. on sat.
urday evening, June 80. This will
DO an open meeting, and all Degree
OF Honor members and friends arc
welcome, The boat will leave East
Madison dock at O'clock.
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Half Price Sale at Thrift Shop

The ohopedc Thrift haprice sale
for Saturday when all articles
dresses
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Benefit for Children's Hospital

This evening OF C. sumson High.
orthopedc
blowing is the inter progam
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Mrs. Wylie Plans Tea

Mrs James wye entertaining with tea al, the Seattle Tennis club
Monday afternoon July Hamilton
r.
will
preside
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AQUILA LODGE,
NO. 3b
M1NNEwATHA CLUB
Small Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Robert Fox. wednesday with small bridge
luncheon in
Loor Locke, Jr, Just returned a Trip
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The next 81
Land was Pin
II was abouQ
the queer pla
been in. EveI
there.
Il think thisj
look for your Il
she was so n
come here TO q
Poor dearr'
saying. Here
I'll ask"
Please, did \
asked Nancy. 1
and wore n ri
polka.dot stockij
"A rag doll?'I
No, l didn't
worked in the 1
clothes ! pinned
week We're as d
VII you, ENeI
hroideryr
The proud Il
ana a tall haiti
did you Sd
where?" asked /
II have pinnd
and queens" sad
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Chatter of the Shops crd Il
BOTH SURPRISE AND PLEASURE

Arc waiting upstairs In the McDemo Bldg You hlep
the cool quiet corridor where you
yourself there are
and c1qustey little waits give you
marcel mnnlcue will refresh you
You have supplies you
find decorations designed Tor station
electric fixtures charming brc.abrnc.
fou be pleased with the and you be surprised
the reasonable prices Upstairs MoDermot Bldg, Fourth
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Will Honor Group of Girls

cOmpmening Miss Miss stmsOn Miss Do
Isabelle Raleigh chnn
ing with luncheon OF wsnysx Tuesday afternoon July
and Country
Henry are
school
Andrews AsSersou
Washington father
OF Z. s.
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Entertains for Daughter

In compliment their daughter Miss Gwds Mills
Edward Morgan Mills
this
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Mrs. Blethen Plans Picnic ON Fourth

Mrs Genevieve Bthen win entertain twenty-five friends the Fou
with picnic at her summer home Three Tree Point
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Is the Outdoors Shouting at You?
- 80

II you haze lCdnderlu8t, rs calling TO y0u 10
drop your work and just gypsy along thru pleas
ant, idle days, forgetfM of all care.
II you seek quiet II 1chi8pers TO you Of quiet
forests or dim lakes lchere no one else goes
II you are sportsman it tells Of fishing streams
that Of an animal.
II you craze romance and adventure, it points out
the hills Of Arcody, tchere anything may happen
II you 1cdnt it TO-
II you are an artist ii opens its treasures for your
selection.
But no matter Uhdt you are or tUhere you are
going, something is calling. Let's be on our caNl
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Miss Her74ck Married at Home

The wedding win take place late IN july
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THE EVOLVING OF A CHoKER
INpIyDuALIZE YOUR STATIONERY

by having your name printed on II, Al the Rsliano
Papstsries iie Marion 81, you get 200 sheets O
crash linen printed paper and 100 envelopes for 81
mai. ts post free.
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IF YOU HAVE YOUR WATCH FIXED
AT THE COLONIAL

Clarence" Of TarknEtonS plays
ASD-Walacs Reid takes the leading rot,
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DO YOU REMEMBER THE THRILLS

You had wh"n you read tho Arabian SlEhia
even in modest Christmas volume' RAYMER
MAN. at 1880 First Ave- has 800 set Of rs
Illustrated, which may be yours for $50
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
ROGUE COM LAS
BRIDAS EN- LAS MANOS

Las derrotas sufridas por los "ji-
netes'' han dejado mucho que desear
de parte de los sinnpatizadores del que
fue en- una epoca formidable "PUER-
TO RICO; del que fue campe6n del
1922. va sus simpatizadores no 10 81
guen como en- su 6poca florida. ic6mo
van seguir'o estando tan indisciplina-
dos como 10 estan, faItos de practica
Y sin amor la labor que han de rea-
lizar? Nos dice el manager Rogue que
habra de componer ell team abando-
nara su puesto. En- su reorganization
p,esentara Rogue el seguinte lineup:
Chato, c, juicy S. Bonilla DeGraff.
,, ciqui, la, San "a Monchile sa. fel-
ders Beitia, Lombardero Toto Y Rogue
(Continda en- la pag. 10
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Un medicO frances descpbre IN
preventive segu o contra las
e ferm dates ven6rea.

Por todo el mundo y por largo
slempO, los hombres de ciencia ha-
bian procurado hallar un profilacti-
20 IDEAL que pudjera preyenir, en- ell
consacto, las Intermediates sexua-
les, comunmente conocidas como go
aorrea y Stills, con sus terribles,
ruinosas consecuencias sobre la sa-
I'D ffslcs Y moral de los individuos,
sns infortunadas manifestaciones
erofIitarias infigidas consciente
nconscientemente.
Innumerables, ocultos dramas do
mesticos atestiguan a sus participant
tes la indiferencia ignorancia en-
la aplicaci6n de propias medidas pre-
Ventivas contra la infection de esas
intermediates sociales. Por 10 tanto,
siendo mas econ6mico usar preven-
twas y no curativas medidas, apli-
.andolas habitualmente, su descuido
es criminal; de modo que, esta nece-
sidad social Sc impone a1n al mas
sofista de los criterios, particular
mente 81 sc toma en- consideration
las consecuentes eEminactones de
agonias fisica mentales, ell alto
costo del tratamiento curacion,
las perdidas por interruption de EN-
pleo, retro de los negocios, cansa-
dos por la enfermedad.
lie TOGO al DIR. PE. Chapelle--de
Parfs-despues de un largo estudio,
ofrecerle a la humanidad, reciente-
hlente un ideal preservativo que Sc
llama "San- Y-Kit" contenido en- un
solo tubo sanitario, el cual ofrece,
sin manchar irritar, el mas discre-
TO-. inofensivo, eficaz preventive,
proporcionando quienes 10 usen una
razonable protection contra la in
feccion de todas las Intermediates
venereas, cuando sea propiamente
aplica6o.
The Porto Rican Drug Trade. ha-
blendose apercibido de esta nueva y
valuable contribution al bienestar
humane ha cooperado ardientemen-
tie con los manufacturers del San
Y-Kit' del DR.. Pm. Chamelle y este
preservativo puede oOtenerse ahora
IN cnalquiera farnacia de primera
clase de la Tsla, en- paquetes de un
tubo 0 en- estuches de bolsillo, de
uatro tubos. Toda persona de buen
yusto debef aprovecharse de este nue.
. descpbrimienta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03
(Por j. J. Van Raalte)

NEW YORK, Octubre 29.-Al fin,
despues de diez amos de espera, los
yankees" le han dado al coronel
Rupert un campeonato mundial, v
bien que Sc 10 merece, por ser un
hombre generoso, buen sportman y
buen amigo. En- 1921 primero Y lue-
go en- 1922, su team triunfo en- la
Liga Americana para despues ser
derrotado por los Gigantes en- la Sc
rie Mundial Rupert sufrio su de-
rrota con todo el sportsmanship que
corresponds a un caballero Y esper6
confiado, SECURE de que su dia ha-
bia de llegar.
FL coronel Rupert ratific6 su con-
fianza al manager Huggins Y su So
clio, no estando de acuerdo con el,
acab6 por vender su parte Y mar
charse. Rupert lie dio million me-
dio por sus acciones y Sc quedo solo
al frente del club. Lo primero que
hizo fue decirle a Higgins que el
seguirfa de manager, Y a los juga-
dores, que ell que no estuviera de
acuerdo con Huggins tendria que
buscar otros horizontes.
La fe Y la paciencia de Rupert
Sc han visto recompensadas con ell
hermoso triunfo de su team, y aun-
que cada jugador Yankee ha reci-
bido mas de seis mil pesos por su
participation en- la serie; el coronel
Rupert ha anunciado hoy, oficial-
mente, que aumentara los sueldos a
todos los jugadores, para demostrar-
les de ese modo 10 mucho que apre-
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tro del diamante no tenlan de pit
chers de Liga Grande mas que ell IT,
tulo y el sueldo para justiicarlo.
Pero no importa. Tomemos las CO.
sas con calma, como las tomaba ell
coronel Rupert. Nc Graw Sc des-
quitara, seguramente, pues el es en-
tire los managers, 10 que fue Man-o-
War entire los caballos de carrera.
Los enemigos de Nc Graw Sc estan
burlando ahora de su ''mentalidad
superior, pero como bien dijo Da-
mon Runyon, nj la mentalidad de
un Socrates hace que ell umpire o.
Day cante un solo strike cuando los
pitchers tiran doce bolas consecuti-
vas con las bases llenas.
La popularidad de los Yankees Sc
debe al sportsmanship elevada
personalidad del coronel Rupert, un
hombre rico, generoso, de muy buen
record v de favorablemente comen-
tada caballerosidad en- todos los mo-
mentos.
Con dos derrotas una victoria,
en- estas grandes series, ell coronel
Rupert ha demostrado que sabe ga
mar perder. Por ESQ, y por haber
construfdo ell Yankee Stadium, tiene
de su parte la mayor1a de los fa-
naticos de la ciudad imperial.
Rupert gasto dinero hasta obte-
ner su objeto, sin quejarse una So
la vez cuando las cosas fueron NAL
Por ESQ Sc ha dado a querer, y hasta
los mas partidarios de los Gigantes,
en- medic del natural dolor que les
produce su derrota, ven con buenos
oios ell triunfo de Rupert, ell caba-
lleroso sportsman.
AT NrApGEN DE LOS DEPORTES
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Por Gerrish Jr.
Ell PAsADO DOMINGO
EN- PONCE Y CAYEY

En- la Liga del Castillo de la Per.a
del sur iugaron los "gigantes" vs.
'leones'' en- la de la montana il
netes'' VS. 'stabacaleros' El pom
cE" empat6 Il matinal / con el
HAVANA, perdiendo ell vespertino
a /. Ell "PUERTo RICO desastro-
samente echo por Ell suelo la buena pc,
lota que sus players saben jugar, per-
diendo ambos juegos con el formidable
"RIBCsCH" en- ell matinal y 5
a 2 en- el vespertino.
PONCE, jugo buena pelota YER
dad: hugo para haber vencido al "HA-
VANA'' en- su debut en- el sur.
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LOS JUECos DE
MAN,ANA DOMINGO

ssHAVANA GIANTS VS. PONCE
en- la Perla del Sur; "HUMACAO"
VS. ssRIBOSCH' en- la Ciudad Encan-
tada. Formidables euuipos los que lu-
cbaran en- ambos diamant.s. En- ell Sur
los s'lecnes", vencedores de las que
fueron "estrellas dominicanas de-
nostraran que tambien pueden ser ven
cedores de los fcubiches'' y con di-
cho objetivo Sc desplegaran en- guerri la
desde el primer momento mafiana do
ningo, hasta obtener la victoria. Sin
ouda alguna la lucha sera dura para
smbos cquipos y el pueblo de Ponce sa-
bra CORE ponder debidamente y en- ma
sa abarrotar los stands de la Liga para
presenciar ambos juegos
No menos intercsantes habran de re-
saltar los juego7 en- San Juan en- que
lucharan en- campo neutral los temibles
rivales "HUMACAO" v 'RIBOSCH'
Los 'orientales, vencedores de los
gigant-s''. ouieren demostrar los
s'montaheses" que ssben jugar pelota
prcden ganarles f$cilmente. La IL
nea popular es... "RIBOsCH'' pero Ell
tajo es HUMACAo" No obstante soy
de opinion que la lucha resultara.., =.
UNo UNo.
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DEPoRT1vAs DE AGU1RRE
PERLA VS.. MAYAeUEz

Aunque en- ell blanco para score apa-
rece Ell nombre de Neo-Tono, hay que
convenir que fue Mayagiiez el que
moli6 vidrio con nuestros muchachos
el domingo % en- la liga de Paris.
Por la manana nuestros chicos no
pudieron desarrollar la bateria debido
que Ell viaje result6 demasiado in
c6modo Y llegamos la Sultana por
la madrugada. No obstante hicimos
un esfuerzo por triunfar sin poder con
seguirlo. Marcel Sc control6 hizo
una labor admirable desde Ell cajon.
En- Ell primer inning Ell diminuto
malicioso Lalo aprovech6 un error de
Ithier entr6 a home safe. Marcel
quiere volver por sus fueros y va no
permite a nadie castigar su bola. Es
bueno hacer constar que Suso que no
conoce ESQ de formidable pitcher hga
un sobrebio bastagazo sobre Ell CEN
ter field, pero Iili uuien NADIA tiene
que envidiar al hombre dios de Ponce
vuela 10 atrapa milagrosamente.
Elias tambi6n hg6 un two base hit
muy hmpio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-03

AL MAReEN DE LOS DEPoRTEs
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LA TEMPoRADA GUIANA
PRoBABLEMENTE Sc PRoLoNGUE

Como rumor va base de information
me adelanto decir que la P. R. Base
ball Association, y para dar oportuni-
dad que vuelvan la lucha los eaui-
pos .RIBosCH" y "HUMACAo"
hara un nuevo contrato con ell Mana
ger Tunito para prolongar la serie por
I'm mes mas para juegos en- nuestro
Parque de Pe!ota de la ocho. Estamos
de placemse los fans de esta zona pues
no nos veremos hu6rfanos de pelota un
solo domingo.
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- ~ : . ~.
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Ell CORONEL RUPERT AU-
MENTARA Ell SUELDO A
TODOS LOS JUGADORES

Ruth d Nchf tuvieron enormes alter
1eotivas en- el 5uego decisiUo. La
popuIaridGd dc los Yankees. Los
bookmakers sab5om que Nc GraaU
andabG NAL de pitchers cuondo
hicieron los Yankees fdvoritos.
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Ell SCORE:

Mayagiiez 22o 010 00x 5
Por Ia tarde fue otro cantar para
los muchachos de la Sultana del Oes-
tie. Luis Gomez habia dominado cur
vas rectas con ell guia en- la mano en-
tan prolongado e incomodo viaje. Asi
desde Ell box domino 10 mismo curvas
y rectas.
Ambas novenas Sc presentan agre-
sivas y en- ell primer inning Sc apesti-
Ian cero nutuamente. En- ell segun-
do nuestros muchachos abren brecha Y
anotan dos carreras. De ellos no hay
que hablar. Ne ven una. En- Ell quin
to round anotamos otra carrera y van
tres. Asf sigue ell juego a nuestro fa-
vor hasta Ell noveno para clos Nos
otros no debiamos matar ell renacien-
te entusiasmo. Nueve ceros hubiesen
resultado un golpe tragico para los or
ganizadores. Habia que hbrarlos
ANY HOW v la inica esperanza era
Ell umpire Mr.. Osorlo, qulen des-
cendi6 desde ell grand stand para ha-
Ger algo.
Asi, so pena de que su situacion era
embarazosa incurri6 en- equivocacio-
mes que libraron a Mayagiiez de un
SECURE collar.
En- ell iiltimo chance para ellos y va
que iban dos outs pudieron acomodar
dos carreras quedando ell score:
Perla O2O O10 600 8
Mayagiiez 600 900 OO2 2
En- general la gente de Mayagiiez
es de 10 mas agradable que hemos vi
sitado y deseamos aprovechar esta
OCCASION para darles nuestras gracias
por sus simpatias y buen trato.
va sabe Mayagiiez, Yabucoa. y mu-
chos pueblos que cuando nos dispone-
mos salir es jugar pelota de YER
dad esperamos que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE
las proposiciones sean mas liberales.
(Firmado) M. LINDo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-31
Bankruptcy Notice

To the respective creditors of the here inatter named bankrupts: Notice is hereby given that in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ala bama the following anmed persons were duly ad1udicated bankrupt on the day following their respective names, to-wit;
 Southern Division-19359, l.. K. Benz. Birmingham, Ala, March 3, 1923; 1ssst, c. F. Durham, Bessemer Ala. March [. 1923; l9Ss6. Thomas Watson, North Br- mingham. Ala. March 3, 1923: i9sas. Eu- gene Hood, Flat Creek. Ala, March D. Ala, March 5, 1923; 19s02, T. J. Hal brooks. Birmingham. Ala, March !, 1928 19s04, John Carter Bessemer, Ala. March !. 1923; 1906. Claude Dawson, Birming- ham, Ala, March 5, 1923; lssoS. Jim Dixon, 5essemer: Ala March 5. 1928: lsslo, Ala. March g. 1923; 1914 Wade C. Gun ninghsm, Birming ham,, Ala, March 12 As ,gss Msyas isyas F: s0Iss isss % iSsis wia% M Savage, Birmingham, Ala, March l2, 1923. lse2o, Louis lobe. gssssmer, Ala Bosserner, Ala. March r. 1928. 1924, Joe Colurs. Ensley, Ala. March IL, 1928; lss2a, Robert 4. Burns, Birmingham. AIa,' n. mipgham, Ala, March It, 1928; i9s9o, Isaac prtchard, Besssnier. Ala, March 1s, iy lg2s lsss MaIs p99 n9y iyss ssss m nr' M Miller, Birmingham. Ala, March Y, ls2Si ,gsss R. essy'rs EePys,ls;; A,S Birmingham Ala March 19, 1928; i9s42 B Rosenbloom. Birmingham, Ala, March 20, 1g23: i904t. Ishom James. Bessemer, Ala. March 92, 1928; 1886, Will Cum m.ngs Birmingham, Ala, March aa 1923 Isg60, Will Caddell Bessemer, Ala, Mnrch 2g 1923; 1sp62, c. C, Ray. Ensley, Ala, March 2s, 1928: 1se54, Sidney HoamIner BesssInsr, Ala. March s5, 1ega 19e59, John Wright, Bessemer, Alau March so, 1928, Iss6s, F. 5, Cornelius, BirninghaIa, Ala. March zs. 1928; isaeo' Henry Si G Murphree. Birmingham. Ala, March ad. 1928; 1sss2, Bartow Hutto. Birmingham. Ala. March 27. 1923: ts9tA. Sherry Ram sey, Bessemer. Ala. March 27, 1928: lsse6 NJ ]. Knard, Bessemer. Ala. March 2s, 1928; 19ses. D. D. Marston, Birming ham Ala. Mamh 2s. 1923; 1ss70. Tom Mont gomery. Birmingham, Ala. March 2s' i923; 1g972, l. n, Roy Woods, Birmlng- ham Ala. March 30, t923i 1874, Albert Green. Birmingham. Ala. March So. 1893; l9s4s, Gibbs Hargrave Shoe Co, Ensiey' Ala, March 30, 1923.
 Jasper Divisten--J-476, Grady Brown Mize, Blocton, Ala. March 22, 1925;
 Middle Division-M-11s Q, w. Wney' Acmar Ala, March F.. 1s2S; Maads2' Burl Oden, Acmar, Ala, March It, 1s23'
 That in each of the said cases the first meeting of the creditors Will be heId at my refaree's office at Birninshan, Ala, on Tuesday. April 10, 1928, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at when time the respective creditors of the said respective bankrupts may attend. prove their claims appoint trustee ehahilne inc bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said
 Referee in Bankruptcy.