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Evening star., 1923-10-03
METROPOLITAN - Barney Bar
: nard and Alexander Carr in
potash and Perlmutter."

:, Abe Potash, and Mawruss Perlmut- :
ter those two friendly business
enemies, whose adventures have
caused millions of readers and almost
as many theatergoers to shrek with
laughter appear now on the screen
when potash and Perlmutter,". First
Nationals perturbation Of the famous
play by Montague Glass and Charles
Klein. based on the short stories by
Mr.. Glass. is shown as the feature
of next weeks bill at the Metro
politan Theater, opening Sunday aft
ernoon.
Barney Bernard and Alexander Carr
apper before the camera in the roles
which they created: on the stage.
The principal feminine role is in
trusted to Vera Gordon, whose
mother in "Humoresque" will always
stand as one of silent dramas smost
notable achievements. Many beau
tiful young women, some models and
some vamps, lend a touch of sophisti-
Gated smartness to the scenes. Among
those in prominent feminine roles is
Mrs. Edward Demarest Mooers. who
appears as the blonde vamp ana
makes plenty Of trouble for the part
ners but not for the audience.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
THE PREsIDENT--"The Cham
pion."

THE Champion" will be presented
at the President next week. 1t is the
play in which Grant Mitchell, the
broadway star, foundyone; OF his very
finest roles. The President Players
production. which is staged by Harry
Manners, will reveal Mf. Litel In the
role of a young EngIisffman, with an
aristocracy worshiping. mtddle-class
father. who greatly resents his son.
decision to go to America to earn his
fortune.
The young man leaves, however, and
when tho, play "opens we And him
back in England on a visit. SiIoe
leaving horne, he has become middle
weight ring champion of the United
States and his father. fearful.~ot his
own social ambitions..js aghast at the
idea. of having a pagilist for SON.
The English. nobility are great, loy-
ers OF outdoor sport and always reduy
to acclaim winner. Try to: imagine,
then, what happened, when. the: neigh
boring nobility learn, quite by ac-
cident, that the new American mid
dleweight champion is VISITING In
their neighborhood and that, further
more, he is real lily an Englishnl an.
Just for good measure. the play mas
q tender love story running through
its action, and as the girl in the case
Miss Edith King, has role or charrn
and tenderness.
Others who will be seen in the play
are Agnes Grant. Leo Lindnaro. Isien
Travers, J. Irving White, gEuniee hunt
Adrian Morgan. Walter Marshall ano
Gustaye BOwhaTl.. - ..<5'Sg;. ,sAz.:[ Il
Evening star., 1923-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS

Lin all that nlinstrelsy can give to songs.
with them will come the Billy Miller
Company in "The Sign Post" with w.
e. Gladstone, Marguerite Johnson and
Billy Miller in an amusing sketch /;
Coogan and Casey. Alan and Mary. in
Bidding Her Goodnight travesty
OF ? Romeo and Juliet; Garner and
Aubrey, with instrumental and vocal
surprises.
The photoplay attraction will be Uni
versars new production featuring 'Hoot''
Gibson with Olive Hedges. in "Blinky,"
q melodramatic comedy of army life
with the famous "Hoot'- impersonating
"shavetail' second lieutenant in a
rough rack cavalry border detachment.
1t is a picture Of laughs, good riding
and excitement
Evening star., 1923-10-03
FHUBERT- -GARRTCK-"The old

u After. a year In New York s4the new
Beason finds Arthur HOPKINS pEoduc-
Stion of the Don Marquis comedy. The
Old Soak" in Washington for a week s
stay, beginning next Monday night,
at the Shubert- Garrick Theater.
Harry Beresford continues to i'm
rersonate the genial old backslider,
Glenn, ana is the" featured member
of the company, Hts paiS since the
passing of the good old days. have
not deserted' him. Robert e H0Con-
nor is still AL. his faithful boot
logger, While Eva Williams. as Nell
lie. the hired girl. %sstill arrayed
against the new order of things.
Peter. the parrot, the fourth Of. this
noble insurgent quartet, has also
agreed to fare forth in his original
role. =
Evening star., 1923-10-03
PALACE-"The Marriage Maker Z

william C. de Miles latest Para
mount picture production. The Mar
riage Maker" win be the leading fea-
ture of the program at the Palace
Theater for the week beginning sun
day. Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt play
the featured roles. In. their support
are Charles de Roche, Robert Agnew
and Mary Astor. Others who portray
important parts are Ethel wales and
Bertram Johns.
'"The Marriage Maker" was adapted
by Clara Beranger from Edward
Knoblock's play. "The Faun, in
which William Faversham starred for
several years. 1t is delightful COM
edy drama and a startltngly unusual
picture. 1t, has for it's central situa-
tion the adventures of mysterious
being human yet almost Ike u,,s iaun,
of civilized and sophisticated persons.
This faun knows only the elemental
instincts Of love, hate, fear and the
like, and is little more than an ami
NAL in his simplicity. -!
A strong array of added screen and
musical features will complete the
program.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
NATIONAL - Paul Kochanski
Violiuist.

Paul Kochanski. the distinguished
Polish violinist. will make his sixth
appearance in Washington at the Ma
tional Theater ThursdaX afternoon.
October H. under the management of
T. Arthur Smith, Inc. ThhS concert
will mark the opening of the ninth
season Of the Star Concert series.
Tickets for this recital are 'orksale
by T. Arthur Smith, Inc, at 1866
Evening star., 1923-10-03
aAYETY-"Youthful Follies."

"Youthful FolNes" is next weeks
attraction at the sGayety Theatsr. be-
srbnre are promised pretty girls,
funny and tAtentedl ientertainers,
novel stage settings and startling
costumes Eddie Cole and Harry
MvrtIe Andrews. Harold Kennedy,
Harvey Brooks. George Seymour and
Helen De We're are the headliners.
James Madison, writer 4of many
hurIesuue successes, wrote the book.
Jne Ioudis is the composer of the
MANY tuneful musical numbers. to
which lyrics have been set by VIII
liam H. Smith, who also staged both
the piece and the musical numbers.
"Youthful Follies" is q bit longer
than tie usual show, being in the
form OF a revue with teRs scenes,
In two acts, and has eyeryfhing 10
make il q pleasing andsenterta1ning
show for the ladies' as%WsH as the
men. F'r~SSs
Evening star., 1923-10-03
COSMOS-"La Petite Ballet"

Two noted headliners from upper
Vaudeville will be pi esented at the Cos
mos theater Eext week--Dorothy Byton,
a real premier ballerina. assisted by
NlIes.s& Mercedes ,14xenaelds Charlotte
Va.fdac.Ii = safeis : .BeFd - and Mildred
StrasneI. ar .werderfnlq dancers, In Ia
Petite BalIet. y BIZ gf classtc tterpsi7
cl,ofean art, and the famous Rfin1rose
-Four, billed as %.f. 600 Pounds OF Hars
rnony," an presenting Billy sedler. hrst
tenor Eddie Drury. second tenor: Tom
Lur7hy, baritone. and Bob Gibner, bass,
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Avenue Grand.

/. Sunday and Monday. Florence Vidor
and Monte Blue, in Main Street" and
Aesop fable. Love in, a Cottage;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria
Swanson. ;, In "Bluebeard's Eighth
WIFE" and Dippy- Doc Dad comedy.
stepping OUT: Thursday, Katherine
Macdonald, In THE Scarlet Lily. ano
Joe Rock. in "Shipwrecked": FRIDAY.
Herbert RawIinson, in The Clean
Up" and George o'Hara. in Fighting
Biood"; Saturday, Mary Carr, IN
Loyal Lives" and Our Gang comedy
Back Stage"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
York.

Sunday and Monday. Jackie Coogsn,
in Circus Days and Dorothy De-
yore, in. Navy Blues; Tuesday. Hope
Hampton. Conrad Nagel and Lew
Cody, in Lawful Larceny" and Harr%
Pollard, in The Mystery Man;
Wednesday. Tom. Mix. in stepping
Fast: THURSDAY. Miriam Cooper. IN
Her Accidental Husband, pippy-
and. special reel of Atlantic beauty
contest; Friday. Owen Moore and Alice
Lake, in Modern Matrimony"; Joe
Rock, in "Shipwrecked" SATURDAY.;
Viola Danna. in "Rouged Lips" and
Bobby Vernon, in Plumb Crazy.
A pine tree recently cut down in
Japan was 1900 years of age.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Elite

Sunday and Monday. Lewis S. Stone,
in "You Can't Fool Your Wife; Tues
day, Henry B. Walthall, in Gimme;
wednesday,. Milton Sills. in What a
Wife Wants; Thursday, House Pc
ters, in Lost and Found; Friday.
Douglas MacLean. in "A Man of Ac-
tion," and Saturday, Alice May. in
"The Critical Age"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. owen Moore
and Leatrice Joy. in THE Silent Part
ner" and Lloyd Hamilton. in The
Optimist"; Tuesday and "Wednesday,
Mary PEilbin and Norman Kerry, in
Merry Go Round: Thursday and
Friday, Buster Keaton, in Three
Ages" and Dippy Doc Dad comedy,
Stepping Out; Saturday. Katherine
Macdonald. in 1.-THE Scarlet Lily" and
Joe Rock, in tShipwrecked."
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Chevy Chase.

Monday and Tuesday, d. w, Grifiths
'way Down East" with Richard Bar
thelmess and Lillian Gish; "Wednesday
and Thursday. Claire Windsor and Ken
meth Harlan. in The Little Church
Around the Corner; Friday. Yitagraph
Special, "The Ninety and Nine stan
Laurel, in "The Man About Town ;
Saturday, Alice Brady, in the snow
Bride" Baby Peggy, IN Nooouy
Darling"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Wandering Daughters" :;
Monday, Florence vidor. in Conquer
ing the Woman; Tuesday. Jack Holt.
in Gentleman of Leisure; Wednes-
and Riches: Thursday. why Girls
Leave Home: Friday, Strongheart. in
"Brawn of the North" and Saturday,
Wesley Barry, in School Days"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
LEADER when = Knighthood
Z. - Was in. Flower, ,-..,....

when Knighthood was in Flower"
the elaborate Cosmopolitan production
starring Marion Davies. will be. shown
at, the Leader Theater this coming
Among the thrilling scenes of the
production Isl a thirty-foot leap on
horseback off a bridge into the river
below made by Princess Mary and
Charles Brandon. Another 10 the
combat. engaged In by twenty swords
men,. and in which Miss Davies skill
fully handling sword, plays lively
part. ~
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Savoy

and Monte Blue, in Main Street" and
Aesop fable, Love in a Cottage;
Tuesday and "Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson, in "Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife" and Paul Parrot. in Finger
Prints; Thursday. Katherine Mac
Donald. in THE, Scarlet Lily" and
Monte Banks in "Spooks and Spirits;
Friday, Herbert Rawlinson, in THE
Clean Up" and George O'Hara. in
Fighting Blood; Saturday, Mary
Carr. in Loyal Lives and Ben Alex
ander, in Yankee Spirit"
Evening star., 1923-10-03
BELAsCo-a ascar,aamouche. >

"Scaramouche" will be in the final
week of its Washington engagement
at the Shubert -Belasco with the matt
nee Sunday afternoon. st+r.
Further continuation is impossible
ss other attractions booked at the
Lafayette Square playhouse have re-
fused to relinquish their contracts.
Evening star., 1923-10-03

Harry Carey, In "The Miracle Baby:
Wednesday and Thursday, WHO Are
My Parents": Friday. katheripe Mac
Donald. in "The Lonely Road" and
Saturday. Thomas Meighan, in Home
ward Bound" - ~
Evening star., 1923-10-03

the spirit and zest of the snappy play
which had its premier here in WASH
ington and subsequently. enjoyed such
success In it's two years on Broad
way.
|; 4 selected program of short MIN
features and special orchestral num-
bers arranged by Director George
VIA will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-10-03
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Tom Meighan
and Lila Lee, in Peter B. kyne's
"Homeward Bound" and Larry Semon
in Midnight Cabaret: Tuesday, Mil
ton Silis. in Legally Dead: Wednes-
day. The Flying Dutchman." from
Wagner's opera; Thursday, Jack Holt.
in "a Gentleman of Leisure; Friday,
Dorothy Phillips. in ISLANDER the
Woman and Fighting Blood" No. 1
new series. and Saturday, William. Des-
mond and Rin-tin-tin, in Shadows of
the North" and I'm the Days of Daniel
Boone" No. 4. /
Evening star., 1923-10-03
Princess.

Sunday and Monday, "All the
Brothers Were Valiant with Billie
Dove and Lon CLANCY; Tuesday,
Evening star., 1923-10-03
4NATIoNAI-"Music BOX Revue. )

If The first big musical attraction of
1.-THE current local theatrical season
twill be Sam n. Harris production of
N1rving 'Berlin.s second annual Music
!tBox Revue,'t staged by Hazard Short.
(which will come to the National Mon
slday evening, October s, for a week.
jiI-ast season Washington playgoers
nwere enthusiastic over the, first "Mu-
Esic, Box Revue" and broke every rec
!Inlaying at the same ;prices.t
II Mr.. Harris. is sending in its en-
"a Ttrety. both In cast and production.
Nthe identical second annual revue.
,which played for forty-flve weeks in
ANew York.
=. Among the famous singers, come
ndians and dancers ~are Charlotte
ssGreenwood, Clark and Mccullough,
IWilliam Gaxton. Robinson Newbold,
ESam Ash, Ruth Page. Amelia Allen.
iiJIelen Rich, Hal Sherman, Mccarthy
GSisters and 100 others. including the
Eoriginal Music Box Girls. ;,
Evening star., 1923-10-03

A pine tree recently cut down in
Japan was 1900 years of age.
Evening star., 1923-10-03

Every new fashion whim
is shown in Athis lot of
dresses. Longer skirts,
graceful, drapes. orna
ments. side-pieated panels
and beautiful embroideries
and headings. Women Will
be delighted with them,
All wanted cqlors, includ-
ing the popular blacks, in
16 to "A sizes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14
DOLOR De ESPALDAS

No Sc inquiete porque tenga dolor
de espaldas. Las temidas enferme-
dades de losriflones muy pocas veces
o casi nunca cauSan eSoS dolores,
mientras que la verdadera proce-
deneia de casi todos los dolores de
eSpaldas Sc encuentra que provienen
de reumatismo muscular, ell cual eS
doloroso, pero, nunca fatal. Lum-
bago y torticoliS son dos de las muy
diversas manifestations del reuma-
tismo. Los que sufren de quail
quiera dela diferentes formas en- que
ell reumatismo aparece afectando las
articulaciones, deberian procurar con-
servar la salud con ell uso de un
tonico no alcoh6lico como las Pildo-
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams, conner
alimentos nutritivos, sin tomar carne
en- demasia.
Una adecuada nutricion y buena
sangre son los mejores medios para
comb ell reumatismo. Medicinas
solas no pueden controlar esa enfer-
medad, mas, un buen sistema de
nutrici6n amenudo acaba con ella.
Ell reumatismo empobrece rapida-
mente la sangre. Las Pfldoras Rosa
das actuan directamente sobre asan-
gre, y a medida que la restauran y ell
siStema nervioso va reforzandose Sc
nota mayor resistencia a los venenos
reumaticoS. lie esa manera muchos
que adolecicron de esa enfermedad
han l!egado Cl complete restableci
micn.o.
Estas pfldoras Sc venden en- todas
las buenas boticas. Vaya hoy mis-
mo por elias y exija que sean las lie
gltimas, las del paquete rosado con
Ia P grande en- caracteres de relieve.
Enteramente gratis bajo sobre ce-
rrado, Sc lie remitira ell importante Ii
brito intitulado Intermediates de Ia
Sangre," 81 10 pide la DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Departamento N,
Schenectady, N. Y, e. U. de A.
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Notas de sport

Sc es que va no esta lidiando con las
principales novenas de la isla, pues
para clio cuenta con material sufi-
ciente.
FL Sr. Don Deogracias Viera. dueho
del nuevo Hipodromo de Quintana. ha
ofrecido un equipo complete para que
Sc forme tai novena y reina gran inte-
res entire los muchachos que formaran
parte de la misma y Ell pueblo entusias-
ia en- este deporte.
En- Ia actuaidad casi todos los ju-
gadores que integran esta novena Sc
encuentran defendiendo honores que no
les correspondent, pero tan pronto lie
que ell equipo pasaran formar parte
de la novena "Quintana Racing dom
de jugaran con mas entusiasmo que en-
los actuales.
El DR.. Luis Pereira. elemento entu-
SHASTA en- este deporte, sera electo Pre-
sidente Honorario de la misma pues
despues de consultarle este asunto con-
testo que gustosamente aceptaria tai
cargo.
Integran la Novena "Quintana Ra-
cing'' los siguientes jugadores: Barrel
70 j.; Barreiro L.; Rivera M. (Chato) !;
Dominguez s.; Rodriguez A; Mama
no j.; Fernandez S.; Santana c.; FL
gueroa F.: victoriano; Daniel p;
Acosta j. NJ; Carolina.
Adelante pues, con tan brillante
idea.
Leonidas RAMOS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14
Ell GOLD GRAMMAR"

Con este nombre, OLD GRAMMAR
Sc proponen los j6venes Gonzalo Qui-
fionez, ex-lanzador de la Baldorioty
Grammar y Angel Costoso ex-receptor
de la misma, organizar una novena de
segunda, que tendr& sin duda aIguna
muchos simpstizadores. Ell line up que
pTesentaran es ell siguiente: recepto-
res: A. costoso v. Barsen6t; lanza-
dores G. Quifones Y Colon; inicial:U
Adams y Gonzalo; -Chirico;
antesalista- -Marcelo vazquez; jardi-
nero MoNCHILE; guarda-bosques
Juanchile, Figueroa ISAAC; todos
estos j6venes han pertenecido la no
vena escolar "BALDORIoTY" Campo
ones del 1929.
Exito deseamos a los j6venes Qui-
homes y Costoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14
INAUGURATION DEL CAMPO AT
1ETICo DE SAN JUAN
REFoRMAs

Mafiana dia Is del corriente mes,
tendra lugar la Inauguration del Cam
po Atl6tico de San Juan, con los jue-
gos entire el PONCE el SPORTS. Las
reformas hechas los stands Ultima
mente, los presenta tales como nuevos
Y han quedado resistentes. Las gradas
viejas del campo han sido derribadas
y reconstruidas; nuevos comodos pal
cos tambi6n Sc constrrIyeron a todo
Sc le ha dado bonita pintura; duchas
y jardines han sido instalados. Ademas,
un comodo y espacioso "club room"
para los teams locales y visitantes Sc
construy6 Todo Ell terreno donde jue-
gan los outfelders sera igualado. de ma
nera que tanto los espectadores como
los jugadores tendran todas las comodi-
dades necesarias; y sin duda alguna,
tendremos ell mejor Parque de Base
ball en- la isla, uno de los mejores
de las antillas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14
Ell LcDo. cELEsT1No IR1ARTE

A la iniciativa del Lcdo. Celestino
Iriarte, senador por ell distrito de San
Juan, es que debemos ell parque atleti-
co que nos referimos orgullosamente.
Ell Icdo. Iriarte comprendi6 la indis-
pensable necesidad de tai centric re-
creative, Y ha demostrado una vez mas
su inter6s por el progreso y embelleci-
miento de la ''Ciudad Encantada'', y
por ell deporte beisbolero, que es ell
mas Importance en- nuestro "terron-
cito". Ell Sc propone traer los me-
jores Clubs cubanos y dominicanos y
algunos de los "proteams' americanos
para medir sus fuerzas con los nuestros.
A nombre de los fans de "beisbol'' fe
licito y doy las gracias al distinguido
cabsllero; y lie deseo 6xito en- su en-
presa.
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NO MANDE DINERO

Aproveche esta gangs sin precedente ,
ahorre $1.oo en- cada una. Pague $3.59
mas el porte al recibirlas. Sc le devolverA
su dinero 81 no queda satisfechO. Mencions
el tamaio al hacer su pedidO.
INT'L COMM HOUSE Dept. K-32.
433 B'way. New York. N. Y
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CAMlSAC de khaki de calidad superior
NANAlOFAO de acsbado perfecto. Tres
por solo $3.49. Queremos que al recibirlas
las muestre a sus amigos. Sc venden al
menudeo a S2.00 y oosOtros las ofrecemos
al precio sOrprendente de $3.49 por 3.
Estan hchas de khaki con el sellO del
Gobierno estampado en- cada una el cual
garantlza su calidad. Muy ben herhas am
plias. de grueso spropisdO para usar en- el
verano, con cuellos blandos, dos bolsillos.
Una camisa ideal para el trabajo para
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NovENA EN- PERsPECTTvA

va es tempo de que Rio Piedras
uno de los pueblos mas importantes
de nuestra querida isla, cuente con
una novena de primera clase por
fa.ta de un equipo con que presentar-
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Ell MANAGER DEL
CAMPO ATLETICo

Esperamos en- que el Lcdo. Iriarte, al
hacer ell nombramiento para Manager
del Campo Atl6tico, 10 haga en- una per
soma que reuna condolences morales y
que sea de la absolute confanza del
pdblico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14
NOTAS DE BASEBALL
DESDE COAMO

Grande ha sido siempre ell afan
del "All Cayey" "Cayey Sports"
por conquistar una victoria en- lucha
en- ell team COAMO, alguna que
otra vez ha sabido en- buena lid OBJ
tenerla; pero no sucedio asi en- ell
juego de la tarde del domingo /,
cuando Paleto, umpiere, arrebat6 de
las manos del COAMO un triunfo
para darselo a CAYEY, quien esta-
mos seguros no ha sentido la salts
faccion del que CANA en- lucha hon
radamente, aunque Sc sientan entu-
siasmado por la victoria.
La oficialidad del CAOMO tuvo
que luchar contra viento marea
para llevar a buen termino la nave
del team, pues desde su salida en-
la malana del 10. de julio, tuvo que
verselas con el gran temporal de
nombre "San Paleto" en- viaje de
ida (por la manana) debido la
gran maestrfa del timonel, lego al
final del 'viaje la nave del COAMO,
con la anotacion siguiente:
COAMO 800 200 016-12
CAYEY O01 002 OO2- 5
Los muchachos del COAMO Sc ano-
taron % hits en- este juego.
En- ell viaje de vuelta (juego de la
tarde) todav1a "San Paleto" ARE
ciaba, y la salida, una cola" coge
de costado al COAMO y la oficiali-
dad de este tiene la necesidad de
dehberar para poder continuar la
marcha, Y aunque una y otra veZ
durante ell resto del viaje Sc sentfan
los efectos del temporal, que cada
vez Sc hacia mas insoportable, la
"nave" del COAMO continuaba bien,
toda vela; pero va cerca del puer-
to $50. inning), ''San Poleto" aprie-
ia por mucho que Sc hiciera, es-
tando en- descubierto, sc hizo impo-
sible maniobrar: ell viento era muy
arremolinado, ell oleaje fuerte. "San
Paleto" supo mucho; ataco en- la no.
vena arremetida, dejando a la "nave"
sin "foques" nj 'pitifoques", he
aquf ell resultado:
COAMO 3O1 900 200 6
CAYEY 200 020 0O8-12
Ell COAMO bate6 ID hits contra
8 ell CAYEY, Y perdi6!!!!
PINCH HITTER
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GUzMAN sERA EsPEcrADoR

Fin los juegos del domingo ell c6lebre
Babe Ruth Boricua'' sera espectador,
debido haiber recibido I'm "bolazo"
en- las costillas, Ell martes de esta sema-
ma, mientras practicaba. Lamentamos
10 sucedido al popular William.
MATHEWSON
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-14

FL NUFORAL vende anpolas de ZO 81 4O m1nnas La
Porto Rico Drug de San Juan Ponce r. enen existenca
de NUFORAL quiene medcos farmaceuicos
den drigir pedidos
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

The Field Museum uf Natural
History is equipping six expeditions
Two will gather geological speci-
mems from BAIL to Patagonia, while
two others will study plant and ami
NAL life in Peru. Archaeological in
vestigations will be pursued in
Colombia and the lsthmus OF Pana-
ma, and another party takes up the
ethnology of the Malay peninsula.
The gems and minerals OF Brazil
and the silver, copper, nitrate and
vanadium deposits of Peru and Bo-
livia will be carefully explored.
Specimens of prehistoric vertebrate
life will be sought in the Santa Cruz
beds, and the great ground sloth and
the pampas horse may be represented
in the finds The archaeological ex-
pedition aims at solving some of the
mysterious interrelations of ancient
civilizations and may prove a con-
Meeting link between the Maya and
the Inca.-Scientific American.
Ellsworth American., 1923-11-07

The city clock fund is nearing the
1000 mark, and the end is in sight
We hope to report it closed next
week And as the campaign nears its
close and the clock comes nearer, the
question arises, how shall it be pur-
chased? The best suggestion so far
received, to our mind, is that the
three jewelers. of Ellsworth be ap-
pointed a committee to purchase the
clock. The clock itself will be the
property of the city, not of any
church or society, and the city should
assume the care of it, as it did of the
old clock From time to time dur
ing this campaign, we have heard
the suggestion that the clock should
be down town. but that would involve
the building of a tower, the purchase
of a bell. or a much more expensive
clock. We believe there is no better
location than the old one in the Con-
greeational church. True, a clock
there cannot be seen from all sec
tions of the city (much less could a
clock in postolfice square, but it can
be heard all over the city, night or
day, and a city clock is more yalua-
BILE as q striking clock than a voice
less one. We are open for sug-
gestiOns