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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
FOR iea1.ql


The Literary and Travel club has
just announced It's program Of &C.
tiyities Tor the coming year The
club meets the second and fourth
Mondays or cach month and win
have for active officers The cnan.
Ing year Mrs. John KSllrher. priest
dent. Mrs a. Mccarthy first vice
president. Mrs Phillip Brady. second
vico president. Mrs NJ a. Mcbride.
secretary. Mrs. W. Frcrich. treas
urcr. and Mrs r y. Mcclellan. au.
ditor.
Following is the complete program,
September -
Hastrss Mrs Ksilshsf
rrssIdsnts Greeting
Vacation psmtaisesHtrs
Oetah-s I
Hostsss-Mrs ~ ciwslt
American Drama
American riaywriEhis r.......tsst.,
............sss Mrs. A. , Mccarthy
October =
Hostess Mgs. Lee wheeler
Play Rsvisw ,..-. Miss Ssii Huekisr
November ~
Hoasnss Mrs Prank Carroll spa
Miss ". Kane
Savsmb.r -
Hostess Mrs, J. q. HaErn
book Review Mrs Charles itop-
December 70
Hns'sss@ttrt = w. Frerteh
Christmas Customs In ForeiEn Lands
........,......-..a.. Club Members
Reading This worlds Christmas
Tree. ..... Mrs A. ! Mccarthy
January -
Hostess Mrs 4. Il Tysun
American Art and Literature ,.s..s
,...-.....s., Mrs T y ulnshan
January "a
Hos,s.s-MrH. Dudley wootsn
American Cs,hoiir Writers. .-+..s.
....,.....s....,. Niles Hsisn CaiItss
February II
Hsass.rs- Mrs, y. n aenrids and
Mrs J. German
Lscturs on China .,.-,.............
............ Mfs Charles y. Hubbard
February Is
Hos;sss-Mrs =, L. GrossnAn
Russian Drama Mrs PhIlip Brady
March 10
Hostess Mrs. d. s. Hsnisy
Russs--TrAvsioKue Miss Anna Kane
Hos,essss--Mrs y. x. Mcclellan and
Mrs J. Fitzpatrick
Guest Day.
Leoturs-Ths American indian.
April ~
Hoatsas-Mrs. a A. gchram
Reclamation Of Desert Land .......
........4.... Mrs Joseph Hardy
Northwest Irrigation Problem ..ist..
......s............. Mrs. Pstkoyitr
April "a
Hostess--Nrs. Charles keenan,
American Short Story ,............
.........,.,.-..M Mrs Z. O. Bhorrock
May ~
Hostsss-Hrs. Frances Hoffman
Election Of Officers.
Reports Of Secretary and Treasurer.
Committee Reports
May Is
HostsMs-Miss Barh Farrell
Paper. Mrs. George ". Dalton
June
Hostsss--MrH. a. w. HAwiay
Ten minute Discussion Of Civic and
National Problems. Club Members
Annual Picnic.
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Miss Ruth Bragdom Is Bird e

Bragd daughter o. Mrs Minnie
syden celebrated Saturday ut the home OF the brides
Mcdonald reading
all the
in
moekn
and bouquet shower orchids rdes and lilies OF the
wnete.
chiffon Columbia
OF
Jr. was man
AZ The reception which followed the Mrs Harvey Deumo
Mrs Arnold Allen J Miss Ruth Todd Miss Edith Chapman Miss
Dorothy
British Columbia, viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
Lay Cornerstone
of Church Sunday

Prominent 8asons n Seattle ana
Washington. cnder the leadership or
Thomas w. Holman. grand master or
the state. offlciated Sunday morning
a. the laying Of the corner stone Of
the new Columbia Congregations
church S9th ave 4. and FERDINAND
II. rev. George V. Mcclure arsisted
in the services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13

The smartcst gowns this season
have tho sctin sleeve There has
always hc,n belief that setting in
a sleeve was the Waterloo Of homo
drcsmakcrs,
As matter Of fact. sleeves can
be put In with no difficulty and
great success II one follows the fIrnt
principles Of correct pattern. The
sketches here show dress with the
set.in sleeve and ttc two steps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
sEArTLp FEDERATION

SEATTLE FEDERATION
w. c. T. U.
The regular meeting OF the Seat.
tie Federation Of Womens Christian
Temperance Union will be held in
the Plymouth Congregational
church. Tuesday, August IA, at 2 D.
M Mrs. Ella Booker viii have
charge Of the devotions.
The following program will b.
rendered: "reminiscences. Mrs. sa.
die Frazer; violin solo, Miss Coral
Ellis; reading, Miss Frances Hill
music. Mrs. Gertie Snyder and Mrs
Edna Moline.
DoRCAS CIRCLE
Dorcas circle will meet with Mrs
j. a. Starr. 1916 W. Tooth st, Tues.
day August IA. Picnic lunch al
1890 O'Clock.
SUNSHINE GUILD
The Sunshine guild will meet with
Mabel Long. 1915 18th ave. N. w,
Tuesday. August IL, at II a. m.
HOLY ROSARY FETE
A fete VIII be given under the aus.
pieces OF the Fauntleroy Ladies' OF
the Holy Rosary church at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William En-.
erson, at EndoIyne. on Tuesday
evening, August IL. Cards and dan.
cling.
ETHAN ALLEN CIRCLE
Col Ethan Allen circle, Ladies' Of
the q. a. r.. will give picnic
Tuesday, August II, Ut Retsil Sol.
diers' home.
ALPHA AUXILIARY
Alpha Auxiliary to Local 5s7 win
give a card porty TUESDAY. August
IA. at y. III. in Union Record hall
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CREASE STAIN

II grcasc or oil has been spilled on
the mating. make thin paste with
fuller's earth and cold water and
spread ,hiokiy on tho spot When II
dries lay a paper over II and let II
stand two or three days. Then brush
Off the earth and tho stain win have
disappeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
WELL PLACED TABLE
GIVES REAL SERVICE
When Easily Accessible VIII Alwsys
Be Much In Use. y
RY MARIAN MooRE

Well. well. what selfish gate
leg tablet Here II Is spreading It's
wings as though trying 10 take up
oil the space In tile room. Serves
II right that a whole armload Of
books have been scattered over It's
shining surfaced
Perhaps this particular table "a
trying 10 carry out the tenets Of
its clan In doing the work OF a read.
Ing table. Somehow gate-leg tables
have a way OF doing all the table
work In the house, serving equally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13

Why LET frcekles spoil your com
plexion. mar tho texture OF your
skin, when Domino Frcsklc Cream
will dissolve them almost over
night This new triumph Of sci
cnec quickly. easily, harrnlessly re-
moves the frccklca from your face,
neck and arms. All you have 10 do
is put little Of ihis delightful.
fragrant cream on az night ard al
low u 10 remain all night The re-.
suit IN the morning VII amaze and
delight you For Domino freekin
Cream noftsns and WhitsnH she tex
turr ~ the skin "a we'll a. removes
birmishes. brown spots and fEsckiss
Use Domino Frsekis Cream ao~
II costs only tio0. and " you are
not delighted with II. you do not
have 20 keep ~ Return II and Eet
yegr money back We guarantee
you that privilege Get q jar today
A. all good drug ard department.
stores everywhere. such as!
nartsii DruK Co. 90 .tsre.l
Hen nRreh-
tirte Drug 60.
Grote-unnkin 60.
TarDouEali-s Co.
Warren DruE Co. q stores
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necessary for correctly utling a
sleeve In au armhole
Figure ] shows tho sieotv. seam
Joined. notchea matched.
Figure shows how 10 pin the
sleeve 20 tho nrmhoie with the cor.
rVrpondinK notches matching This
Ia done BY hsldlng the sleeve toward
you and oaaing In any fullneaa. n
mus, then 10 hasted and stitched
After that Il should bo neatly
bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-13
POLISHING WOODWORK

when tho woodwork Of furniture
needs polishing. wipe Il with soft
sponge which has been wrung out Of
tepld water or warm milk Wipe dry.
then polish with oil
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Personal

Mr. ana Mrs miller Freeman. with
Mr and Mrs Frank u. Case. and
Mira Caaoa sister, Mrs Maynard
Wright OF Oakland. returned Friday
from motor trip 20 Mount Rainier
Miaa Marie schultz Of Oakland
Cal. who motorcd up last week "a
spend a few days with her cousin
Mrs. Canpar Fischer, left today for
Mount Rainier and Vancouver -, G.,
enroute 10 her home,
MiaH Isabel and Miss Gladys VIII
son. who have been visiting IN town
left Saturday FOR San Francisco, from
whore they viii sail on the Mauon,
August 10. Tor their homo IN Homo
lulu.
Mr. ana Mira A. n. Hobart and
Two children. Betty and Nelson, who
have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. ~,
~. Stryker. leIt sunday evening for
California on their way TO their
homo ia 81 Louis
Mrs. Richard Floyd Frost OF Gold
Bar IL the guest OF her mother.
Mrs, CoHnnc Berger FOR a fort.
night
Or and Mrs, y X Mundhy spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Clare u. Fnrnswofth at their sum.
mer place at westWo0d
Mira. Vema Crook IyotE. Of New
York city. formerly Of Seattle, Is
spending several weeks with her
mother Mrs Jane Crook. 1895 w.
s9th IT.
Mr George A. Leiasler Of wash.
ingtou. -. G.. aud Virginia, who Is
visiting his brother. Mr Frederick
i.elhsler az hia home in Lake For
est Park. In Spending short time
Ia Vancouver. u. G.. accompanied
~ his nephew. Frcdsriek. Jr,
Miss Befnlce Abraham Of Chilli
waek. u. C., IL visiting at tho home
Of her aunt, Mrs. D. ". Peters on
r.. iir a.
IAurins lee Bryant. daughter Of
Mt and Mrs. Frank y. Bryant. Of
this city. viii leave on August goth
with her aunt and uncle. SIR. and
Mrs Herbert Franklin Leo. OF DO.
,roit. Mich. for an extended yisl, tn
tiN East.
Mra Richard Norris. OF phlladsi,
phia. who has h1on visiting Mrs
Peter Dawson for n week. is leaving
"Wednesday for New York with Mrn
Albert Fink. who hha been Mn
pavison's cues, for two months To.
Futhor they will naii on the Majestic
the FIRST part n September for two
years Of travel abroad.
DF and Mrs. II ~ stryker viii
accompany their daughter. Miss
Helen STRIKER. 60 New York. ieay.
ms on August 20 Miss strykrf will
Join tho ilelaEco company aud will
have the role Of Iosslca in tho Mer.
chant Of Venice. IN which David
warfieid playa tho par, Of shylock
aru. james 4. sheahan and dAuFh.
ter Ntisn Claire sbrahan. npon, the
weekend at Lake Crescent
Mr. and Mira. Carl 7. johnson and
son. urai. sailed last week on trip
10 ALASKA.
Miss Muriol Davidson. Of Barron.
Wis. Is spending month with Mt.
and Mrs. y +. Foadiek.
Mr and Nrp. Claiming =. Coleman
will spend tho remainder ~ the sum
mer at Blg Four Inn.
Mru. John Carter LEFT Friday for
a six weeks visi, In Toronto.
Or and Mrn William y. Joiner
have returned for months motor
tour thru the state.
Miss Dorothy Davis. Of johannes.
burg. south Africa. Ia tho guest Of
Mr. and Mru Richard 4. Wander Las.
Jr
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Mrs Bone Chooses AsSistan Is for Tea

Mrs Roger for the tea she -
giving ~ her mother Mrs T. II
Fiamlinl
guest will be Mrs
hour VIII be
the second hour Mrs
.Graham Lawrence Arnold.
Assisting Shame Miss Gcna Mcclellan Mrs
Julia Black Mrs Walter Ward Miss Angela
sheahan Hal Buckley and Mrs a. 8
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AUTUMN CnInRs

Prominent colors for this fan win
be smoky gray. seal brown. beaver.
sailor blue. eamel's hair and terra
Gotta.
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srEwID MEATS

An meats slrwed and praised
should be- treated like boiled meats
tlrst great heat. then a gentle sim.
mcring
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ALrMINuM POTS

When your aluminium kettles look
dark you can brighten them by a
paste q whiting and vInegnr.
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Luncheon Commitments Miss, Messer

Miss Frances Oldham
i,y club this afternoon narrs,
Mr. Hofus this
week
TO tbs maids OF tn, ,braa party
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woodrlnR. vosta Bowdsn. Lola Bah
cock. Aleon -, Lumburg. Aarihi
Harris. Florence johnson. Betty Itan
som. Ann Morrison. Eileen Stevens
Itoda Pickering. Charlotte Hobcins
and Annie iirohn
Camp craft Wohelo was AWARDED
10 Gertrude Yanderspcck. Ethel Lly
enly, Marjorie Hattray. and oenviey'
fAvenhon.
For Handcraft Wohoio. the camp
ora nrei Marian Price. Frances Lib
bee. Marjory Rabie. Eve Hitchcock
Onats Rowe. Ida Best Junnita Pen
dorEnHt. Marthe Harris. F1orene'
Johnson, Ida Lusk. Marihn Elder
Charlotte Hoskins. Eileen stevens
Reda Pickering. Annie Brehn. Nil
dred Reid. Katherine Garfield. Edn.
Hundsr. Margaret LonRfellow. Mar
gnret Hanson. MrB. Smith. Patricii
Kennedy. Minnie Llpkin. Noel Car
michael. EIydin Ayers ana Ey,
WoodrinR.
The girls from Junior camp re-
oelying Good Campers nrmbandi
are Mary Elizabeth Jones. Emil,
Hayes. Alice Lenoir Kate Hays ans
Madyline Mckinley.
Sports Wohelo Ruth Curry
Irene ItiCin. Marjorie Maize, Flor
enee Dir. Aiieen Butler. Uhia Curry
caiheleno johnson, Helen Vernon
Betty Ransom. Doris WILSON. limo
gene Rousseu, Envy Brownly. Ma
bel Hcbrensperger. Doris Sucking
Margaret Ann orifnths, Hazel Fred
eriei. Ethel Richardson. Wlnlfrot
weter. crlspln Lippineoii. France
Turner Anne Mary Morrise. Ruth
Richardson, Martha cuAhman. Mnlr,
Mcdonald. Mary Bowden. Allef
BlumberR. waists Bowden. Natal,
Cohen. Charlotte Greenstreei. Ann,
sehumer. Henriette Stevens. Lola
Babeock.
Miss Rowe Wright. editor % ~
erygiri's Magazine. the nailona
Campfire magazine. addressed ths
August meeting Of the Seattle Guar
dams association. al the home Of
MrH. Priiohard. at East Seattle. lasi
Thursday night.
In speaking Of the work in the
field NJ national headquarterH. Mis-.
Wright urged the guardians 10 send
In suggestions for the manual and
the Campfire publication. which are
written NJ headquarters. She also
thanked the association for its ex
celieni work and said that Campfire
could not exist except for the work
OF the guardians.
Miss Ruth Brown spoke Of ina
plans for purchasing the Campfire
ship. where offices and craft room,
win be located. This ship II undoub,.
edly the largest undertaking ever
started by Seattle Campfire. but with
the help Of seattle's workers II will
b. more than dream. expressed
Miss Brown.
The ques,ionnnlrc voted on at the
July meeting was presented TO the
organization and Miss Iibber. the
president. stated that these Letters
should be- answered and returnd q
Nss Arcade building before the frs,
Of September
The fireplace which the Campfire
Girls are building AZ the Touris,
park. in Woodland park. will be dedi-
Gated by Miss Rowe Wright in nbou,
two weeks
Seattle Campfire Girls participated
In the memorial EXERCISES on Friday
for President Harding The girls
dressed In regulation costume parad-
cd and later presented a beautiful
floral Offering NJ the armory.
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Parties Will Honor Visitor

To honor her Pauo south
az her homo on Thursday afternoon u
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs u C. with n
luncheon OF twenty covers and bridge her Tome
informal
today ct the boulevard
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A ssistnnts Named for Tea

We iesdy afternoon IN honor OF
her sister Mrs Oakland who Is her quest and Mr.
vi ting her mother Mrs w a.
sore presiding Mrs WI II hogic Mrs oroscnoF
sherman MrSM cheal aud Mrs Mile E Freeman
Assisting win be the Mis- Va Helen shwager Dorothy
watson spgu Betty YOUNG Dorothy ConSer ana Marion Lucas
Nfrs wmsm pakhurst Brawey shorts Mrs Ernst L.
Mrs Ralph Sennan Will assist about the
DURING Miss sarah savel, of New York VIII render
several folk songs Langdon az the plano
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LADIES OF THE GOLDEN
NORTH

In honor OF discovery day, August
~, 1895, whe q gold was discovered
by George nrmack. on Bonanza
creek, the J adde's OF the Golden
North, viii 81 ge a card party and on
tortainment II friday, August II, at 8
y. m. ut their han. 1891 First ave.
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Oakland Visitor IFM BE Fe,ted; Luncheon at
Sunset Club WiN Honor Mrs. MerT1ck

mo honor Mrs MAYNARD Wright the OF her
sister Mrs fovenor Atwood sherman
entertaining az her home Tuesday afternoon
Thursday be hostess At luncheon OF
twelve the Seattle Golf club for MIS- wright
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Mss Robin Wilkes CompIin vented

conpmentng Miss Robin Wilkes bid ,esct this
emanuel
pmbers OF Ioa sigma
sorority. - $50 ''e"'' -
Mrs Gavin
Saturday for Miss $50 '' ""
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PICNIC AT WOODLAND pAnK
MRS. sNELL1 NC RETURNS

Helen Grove Smelling, conductor OF
the Nordica G horal club, returned
last week fro IN New York. where
sne mas been studying voice and
piano during the summer Nth
FRANK La for ge and August Fra
encke. Mrs. s inelling attended the
national fede, fatlon OF Music clubs
IN Asheyille In June. as first vice
president from this state.
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Mrs Waterhouse Plans La acheon

ith luncheon at the sunset
e ON "Wednesday afternoon in Mcrrek OF Boston
who VISITING daughtcrnaw Mr. and Mrs Robert MeN
AiuielW
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Oomen's CHI TBS
ADD, 1FIoNAL CLUBS


WEST SEA TITLE
REVIEW \ 70. 81
West Seat tie Review No. 81. w. r.
a. OF the NJ accabees win meet at
Carpenters bah, 4i41 California ave.
wednesday August II. 15 at 8 D. m.
WILL PlCN nc AT ALKI
Woman's Beneflt association will
hold a picni Z at Alh on THURSDAY,
August ls. Ta kc car No. 1. and got
off at Hiatt tation. Bring basket
lunch. Coff 20 viii be served by the
association.
PICNIC AT WOODLAND PARK
Seattle clr:l 0, No. $40, will bave n
picnic at Woo dland park, Thuradav
August le. at IL o'clock. Mrs Ida
sullivan. Mag garet DE Nilsson ond
Perina Bertol, u form the COMMITTEES
In charge.
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M. and Mrs. Iriuin Dinner Hosts

be hosts or "Wednesday evening a" 'helr
of IN homo OF Mr. c r ho OF san
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Bridge Luncheon at Home

MS Clyde Laurence Bonha viii wednesday afternoon
~ ner nome entertaining with luncheon covers followed b
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Luncheon at Hollywood

Mrs. Harold stimson win entertain the Music
on Friday at her home at Hollywood. when
sixteen
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Florence Kubeu Enanned

Mrs Anna Kubey announces the engagement ,
TO Nr. John Robert Bender, Of Alaska. son Of Mr.
Seattle. No date has been set for the wedding
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Celebrate Ninetieth Birthdau

ay fVans eeIbaed irthday mi. annoo,
ner nome. CedarhursH ocoat
evening Mrs Evans will be at home ocok ~ ~
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Seattle Campfire Girls participated
In the memorial EXERCISES on Friday
for President Harding. The girls
dressed In regulation costume parad-
cd and later presented beautiful
floral Offering NJ the armory.
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II her daughter. Florence
and Mrs. +. c. Bender. OF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-16
INTEREsANTE ExFIIBIcION EI
Ell CINE TRES BANDERAS

A benefcio del comeaor Escolar, a
partir dc hoy jueves, Sc exhipra en-
ell "Tres Banderas' de 200 a 6:o0
P. M. el enormo hueso de Il uuijada
inferior de la bailena ggo fIe La POGO
hallada muerta en- las piayas de Vie
ques Y Ia de cual inform Ell MUNDo
oportunamente a sus lectores.
Esta guijada pesa 5 quintales apro-
ximaeamente v lnide Is pies de largo.
Sc exhibiran ademas varias fotogra-
fias de este monstruo marino, cuatro
dientes que pesan mas de dos ibras ca
ds uno y 10 que mas sin duda llamara
La atenci6n del ptblico es la exhibicion
de la diminuta nina de uno de los ojos
que hace asombroso contraste con su
tamafo.
Esta curiosa exhibicion para La cual
han cedido los empresarios del "Cine
Tres Banderas'' su local, es verdade-
ramente curiosa digna de verse ade-
mas de que Sc hara una obra ben6fica.
Ell precio de entrada sera de diez
centavos.
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Ell VERDE TAPETE

FL verde tapete y los dados funcio-
nan en- todas parties, trayendo como
consequence la imposition de otros
juegos. que Sc cultivan luego con ca
Lido entusiasmo.
Los dados-lo hemos visto- SOP Ian
zados en- plena calle y a pleno SOL
Ell otro dia, al pasar Ell reporter GER
ca de un grupito de gente del muelle
que jugaba lie oyo decir a uno que va
estaba perdiendo cinco pesos. Mu-
chos 'cinco pesos, veces Ell no.
nor y la vida, quedan luego sobre un
mugriento tapete verde, entire unos
cuantos dados con ojitos negros.
Nuestros informantes agregan que
el famoso "pool'' por un lado los
s.clubs de recreo'' por otro, no cabe
duda que ratifican 10 del "montecar-
lismoo" en- San Juan.
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La silnb6Iica orejja de Jorge esta sufrien-
do continues thrones pOr tOdas parties
EI pOO" pOr u adO, las bGajas pOr otro dan una i'm
preston mOnteCarista esta ciudad

do sobre el particular, reconocen que
ell juego esta tomando incremento, va
liendo de POGO los esfuerzos de las au-
toridades para atajar Ell NAL.
Ell agente de casa de juego, el apun-
tador, etc. son personajes que Ell juego
saco la superfcie, y que Sc exhiben a
trav6s de la ciudad, con ell mas deli
cioso desenfado, con ell fin de yer 81
encuentran incautos a quienes atrapar.
En- los cafes, en- Ell mercado, en- la
calle. no falta la presencia del juga-
dor de oficio, hacienda mil combina-
clones. fin de conseguir determinados
resultados.
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I'm San Juan, segun informes que
hemos obtenido, flncionan desde hace
tempo unos supuestos "clubs de re-
creo'', que no son otra cosa que sitios
en- donde Sc realizan ciertos juegos de
azar. con sus "heroes'' de cancha, bra
nantes y resoplantes sobre sus Chi
nelas agresivas, con sus mutuas .apues-
tas y su barullo formidable.
A la sombra de tales "institucio-
mes recreativas'' horece aqui, con pu-
jantes brotes, ell vicio de ciertos jue-
gos ruinosos, que, acaso por 10 mismc
ejerzan tan nefasta infuencia sobre
cierta parte del pueblo, arrancandole
sus ahorros y ganancias.
..Antes, al decir de alguna gente, San
Juan era una ciudad pacata, dedicada
solo al trabajo. 49,. Pero Ell monstruo
del iuego la est& dando una grave apa-
riencia montecarlista.
ToMA INCREMENTo
Personas con Quienes hemos habla-
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ell para la "High T., que esta como
coco. zayas quien silenci6 normal
salto del ''box'' a corsecuencia de
nuestro ''tolete''. Seda entro al ''box"
no sali6 porque no habia otro la
najagua nuestra cuando abre ell fue-
so seneia una orquesta; Figueroa Jr.
y Felin tocan platillc, chago, Monchin
GSsratini texan "'Violfn'', J. Diaz
toca e. e'bombo'' Tomas, Juanchi-
le y Chsguin eI clarinete, Y cuando cs-
ia orquesta rompe..- icaballeros!
iETasta las teachers coiaronl
I, Score del juego:
Rural 100 O30 OXx-
High School I o12 O34 XXX-10
Baterias: High School I: Chago y
chaguin pitchers: Juanchile, catchr:
Rural Zayas seda pitcher; Igle-
gas catcher.
Y ahora lie toca ell turno a ssLeyes y
a 3lsan Agustin. Esto sera un paseo. Y
luego, a..
Artes Liberales que Sc arreglen y Sc
que va les hincaremos los
tientes. Y le morderemos duro.
: Hasta la otra donde voremos quien
se aguanta 0 queda en- grimer puesto.
& MAY MAN