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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25

The James Fitzgerald Post auto
mobile party will leave Commercial
street at 6.45 this afternoon for the
county Legion meeting to be held at
Memorial hall, Oakland The pro-
gram will consist of a county council
meeting, entertainment, refreshments
and dance. Local Legionaires and
their ladies will assemble at Ameri-
can Legion hall at $50 p. NJ.
Mrs. Annie Martin. who has been
making her home in the city with her
son on Cannot street. has gone to
Portland for a short visit. She plans
to leave soon in company with Mrs.
l.. r. Wellman for Mrs. Wellman's
home in Glendale. Calf. where she
will pass the winter Mrs. Wellman.
a former local woman, has been Wis
iting here and is now in Amesbury,
Mass, where she is visiting her son.
James Cole of Medford and Boston,
Mass. is in Augusta for a few days
experimenting the renovating of the
pipe organ in the assembly hall of
the Augusta State hospital. The or
gan is being changed from its 1oca-
ton in the balcony to a place on the
stage. Mr.. Cole erected this organ
20 years ago, also the beautiful or
gans at the St. Marks Episcopal
church and in Masonic Temple.
Among the juvenile books an
nounced on the fall list by the Mac
milan Company is the "F-u-n Book"
by Mabel Guinnip La Rue. Mrs. La
Rue was formerly teacher of educa-
ton at the State Normal school at
East Stroudsbnrg. Penn. and is the
wife of DR.. Daniel w. La Rue, a for
mer superintendent Of the Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-25

sept24dtf
Evening star., 1923-12-18

H. e. Wilcox and Y. e. Hildreth, promi-
nent oil promoters.
The indictments brought the number
to more than $50 since the federal oil
investigation began in Texas a little
more than year ago.
The companies in which McPhail is
Interested are the McPhai' Oil Company,
McPhail Smackover Fool, McPhai
Sma ackover Townsite Company. The
Smackover Gusher Oil Company was
organized by Wilcox. and the Mexia-
Workman Oil Company and the Mona
Oil ard Gas Company were organized
by Hildreth
Evening star., 1923-12-18

States has spent sIs.ooo.coo In relief
work in The near east OF this sum
$6,o00.o00 represented gifts Of indi-
vidual citizens, the remainder beiag
distributed through official or semi
Official agencies such as the Near East
Relief IN 4 the American Red Crors.
The tota, Is reported to be eight
times the amount received from all
other countries combined. Asia Mi
nor, Syria, Palestine, Armenia and
Persia were the beMeficiaries.
For a r tion that Is rapidly becom-
ing a hermit" and holding itself
aloof from peoples seeking it's help"
Evening star., 1923-12-18
Not Quite What She Mean
From the London on,n,o,

From the London op MON.
Hubby-I see that Stoneham. who
died the other day, left his wife two
million pounds. How would you like
to be his widow?
Wffey-Now. you know vo,-hs
rather be yours, dear. cT
Evening star., 1923-12-18
Not So Exclusive, After All.
rom the Pittsbureb Chronlcle.

tOhu tue EittbDufkb ShiohASAo'
A. recent compilation of the bill
lions" ontrbuted by the United
States government and American citi-
zens to the relief of the rest OF the
world during and since the war in
cluded immense sums loaned at inter-
est. The total our beneficence Is
impressive without includ-
.ng sums that should have no place In
that category.
For in"tance, IL is stated that since
the burning Of Smyrna the United
Evening star., 1923-12-18

the home Of friends In South Washing
ton. her brother stated. but yesterday
he was unable to obtain the slightest
Clue to her whereabouts.
The missing girl has bobbed red hair.
she weighs 115 pounds and Is i've feet
tall
Evening star., 1923-12-18
Is PROMOTERS INDICTED
IN TEXAS OIL PROBE
BY the Associated Preas.

BY the Assoc'a.ad Press.
FORT WORTH. Tex. December 1s-
Fifteen oil promoters were indicted nv
the federal grand jury here yesterday
on charges of fraud. In connection with
the promotion Of oil companies. Among
those indicted today were Van Mcpha,I
Evening star., 1923-12-18
GIRL, IS, IS MISSING.
Police Asked to Aid Search for
Helen Montgomery Weeks.

Helen Montgomery Weeks, fifteen,
who is said to appear much older, is re-
ported missing from her home at Bar
croft, Va, since Sunday. A brother of
the missing girl today. appealed to the
local police to assist In q search that
mem oers Of the family had instituted.
M'rs Weeks spent Sunday night at
Evening star., 1923-12-18

After twenty years research, a
Londoner has devised a method OF
creating textile designs by means Of
photography without lens.
Evening star., 1923-12-18

to employ the expressions of aoup
dlstins u.shed st tesmen. really thu
Is net SO bad a showing. "A
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20

die Roll float, Les Jollies Files Club,
Sheldon School and Pony Calvacade,
will be found by their parents after
the parade on Oakland street. between
Sixth and Ninth streets. The army
float and other army units. however,
will proceed to Fort Sam Houston.
The Alzafar patrol and band will
act as guard escort to the Queen in
the parade.
The patrol will be under the direc-
ton of Capt. Robert i. Burnett Jr.,
Lieut.. Henry Vodrie and Second Lieut.
Ralph Barnes. The band will be I'M
der the direction of F. +. Mills.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
Tree Inspector in Valley,

San Benito, Tex. April 2O.-Thir-
ty-three thousand citrus trees, $4,000
of which are budded sweet trees, the
remainder being sour stock, were in
spected by Frank 2. Whitman, state
nursery inspector stationed at Har-
lingen, during the past two weeks, ac-
cording to figures made public BY Mr..
Whitman. The 1900 trees were all
shipped into the valley to help supply
the shortage of trees. here. most Of
them coming from Florida. They were
all found to be free from any kind
Of infeststion with the exception Of
1880 trees, which were cleaned by the
inspector and the loss and delay in
sending them back and ordering more
trees was avoided. Mr.. Whitman said
the general condition Of nursery stock
over the valley is improving to GER.
tain extent. He commented on the
large number Of shipments coming
into the valley, stating that it is sure
sign of the improvement going on in
this part of the state.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
FIRE EXHIBITION
TO BE STAGED AT
8 FRIDAY NIGHT
Fiue-story Structure Will
Be Set on Fire in
Pageant Grounds.

Without any anguish of loss of life
or property, all of the thrills Of a
big fire will be presented TO the pub
lie when the large five-story tower
in the pageant grounds. which has
been stuffed with hay and saturated
with gasoline, is ignited at o'clock
Friday night.
The flaming mass will be used to
show the efficiency of San Antonio's
Fire Department, which is one of the
most efficient in the South.
Announcement that there will be
absolutely no danger to the spectators
or to property in the vicinity of the
pageant grounds, was made by Fire
Chief A. j. Goetz, who is personally
supervising the plans for this spectac-
ular demonstration by San Antonio S
firemen.
The event was originally to have
been staged on Monday night but
owing to the weather conditions, il
was postponed until Friday night. In
addition to the burning of the $500
building there will be spectacular
slides down a rope and a program of
gymnastics by 40 picked men from
the department.
The proceeds derived from the ex-
hibition will 60 TO the firemen's and
policemen's benefit fund and to the
Fiesta Association. There will be one
general price of admission for the
show which will be 80 cents. The
program will start promptly at s
o'clock in the pageant auditorium on
the old Romano street auditorium
site.
On Saturday night at 7:45, the
educational parade will pass through
the pageant grounds. following which
the final offering Of Fiesta Week will
be given when the Vienna Opera
Company will present Schubert's light
opera, "The House of Three Maids. ="
As a closing feature of the Fiesta.
program of events, which will be
instructive as well as entertaining,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20

The sensation came as the after
noon session opened.
Taking the stand, Sorlein charged
that Stanley Mccormick, former part
ner Of A. w. Stevens, in the defunet
Minneapolis brokerage firm named for
the latter, and now under Indictment
in connection with the bond conspir-
acy, had obtained $4,000 in S. bills
taken in the Denver mint robbery and
had arranged to turn them over to
South Dakota banker in place of stol-
en- bonds that could not be secured.
All the stolen bonds that Sorlein
handled were obtained from MtCor.
mick, Sorlein testified.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20

has been arranged at Kelly Field at
2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Both
the Tenth School Group and the
Third Group Attack will participate
in an aerial circus, to which the
public is cordially invited.
Previous to the aerial exhibition,
an exhibit of interest TO the public
will take place in Hanger No. II,
which will include one of each Of the
types Of airplane in use at the field /;
the different types of machine guns
in use on the aircraft of the army /:
aerial cameras and the photographs
made with them. The exhibit is in
charge OF Captain Young, adjutant of
the School Group.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
NEW SWEDISH CABINET
Conservative Leader Hopes to Form
Ministry Suitable to All Parties.
By the Associated Press.

Stockholm, Sweden. April 2O.-M.
Trigger, leader of the Conservative
party, has presented to King Gustav
the personnel of his cabinet, formed
to take the place of that 81 Hjalmar
Branting, which resigned recently.
NJ. Trigger is premier.
The minister of foreign affairs is
C. Hederstjerna.
Premier Trigger said he had tried
to form a ministry representing the
whole country and in which all the
parties, including the Socialists, could
be celebrated.
BE said he intended, within the
limit of the country's economic and
financial resources, to establish a
military organization which would en-
able Sweden TO fully use its defensive
power in case of emergency.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20

Rocky Mountain concern owned by the
Standard Oil company Of Indiana, will
have to see a major part of the crude
produced on the famous section 80 to
an outsider, whereas. up until the
present time the Standard subsidiaries
virtually have dominated that field.
The Mutual's bid for the royalty oil
was % cents below the Mid-Continent
price with a minimum of $50 a bar
rel specified.
The Midwest had made four alterna-
tive propositions for the lease one Of
fering 50 per cent was agreed upon
as the most acceptable of those offered
by the five bidders.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
PLEA IS SWITCHED
Denver Mint Robbery Linked With
Bond Conspiracy.

Minneapolis, Mimi, April 2O.-The
Denver mint robbery of December Is,
1922, was linked with the bond con-
spiracy trial when Henry Z. Sorlein.
one Of six defendants, suddenly
changed his plea of not guilty to
guilty, and took the stand as a wit
ness for the government before Judge
John +. MCGEE, in United States Dis
trict Court in Minneapolis Thursday
afternoon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
OIL SITUATION MIXED
Board Leases Land to One Concern
and Sells Royalty Crude to Another.

Cheyenne, Wyo., April 2O.-An I'M
usual situation may develop in the
Salt Greek oil field as a result Of the
action taken by the Wyoming land
board in awarding the lease on Sec
ton SO, of that field. TO the Midwest
Refining company ON a 65.per cent
royalty basis, and then selling the
states royalty oil TO the Mutual Oil
company, a rival of the Midwest.
Under the new arrangement, a
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20


The presentation Of the pageant,
sThe Awakening Of San Antonio, !"
Thursday night was all and more than
could be wished for in the way OF
amateur entertainment. The music
and the small children remained to-
gether remarkably well during the
dances and gave the audience rare
treat.
LA Morenita," Spanish dancer,
who in private life is Mrs. Lowry of
Laredo, fulfilled earlier anticipations
when she appeared in the final pre-
sentation of the pageant.
Her presentation of "Alegrias" and
the Toreador dance held the audience
in a breathless grip until its compile
ton. After she completed the two
dances, the spectators, who nearly
filled the huge auditorium, applaud
ed her almost to the extent of an ova-
ton.
Bertha Trevino and Jesus Aguilar,
Mexican children, danced their native
"Jarboe,", Transforming an obscure act
into a clear-cut masterpiece.
Parade at 4 O'Clock.
Every group of the 1900 school
children went through their perform
ance Thursday night with splendid
success. OF course, it is only logical
that every now and then a bluebonnet
would get mixed up with some other
flower and 8 red bird would get mixed
up with hooking bird, but outside
of this, the final presentation of the
pageant was something that San An
tonians can we'll be proud of.
1The pageant was put on by the Co
operation of the Battle of Flowers As
ISOLATION and the Fiesta Association,
with Mrs. Atlee B. Ayres and Jack
Burke sponsors for the respective or
CARNATIONS. Miss Emily Weston, as
sisted by the following dancing teach
ers, directed the pageant: Mrs. Jack
Hardie, Mrs. Webb Artz and Misses
Juanita Baskin, Ann Scott. Dora
Witherspoon and Katherine Pittman.
William Smith was director of music.
The Battle Of Flowers parade prom
Uses to surpass all previous ones, and
will start at 4 o'clock Friday after
moon.
Five airplanes from Kelly Field will
fly in formation over the city and
drop fresh flowers on the Alamo. The
five planes will be from the Third At
tack Group and the pilots will follow
the course OF the parade for twenty
minutes. after which they will fly over
the Alamo. At no time will the planes
fly below 1000 feet.
The parade will pass through the
downtown parade loop and then
Through the pageant grounds and out
Fourth street. As the pilgrimage passes
the Alamo. guard of honor, composed
of Boy Scouts Of the city. will receive
fresh flowers and lay them at the base
of the historic old fort. -
AIzafar to Escort.
After the parade. children Of the
pageant. sections 8 and 4, will be dis
missed in Madison Square. where their
parents may find them.
The children of Section :. including
Miss Douglass School for Dancing.
Miss Johnson's School for Dancing,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-20
Show Training in Keeping
In Step to
Music.
LIKE DANCE ACTS
Spanish Numbers by "La
T.. Morenita" Is Well
Received.
Friday.

Of Flowers parade at 4
o'clock.
Workman Shown, Main and Mill
tary plazaA
Saturday.
Kelly Field aerial show at z
o'clock.
College parade at 8 o'clock.
Vienna Operetta company at page
ant grounds at $50.
Workman Shows, Main and Mill
tary plazas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06
iLobos y Jinetes en- Cayey.

| !. Il &
Ningdn fan decidido, admirador de
la buena pelota, falto el domingo pa
ssado @en la Liga de Cayey para pre-
Fsenciar los encuentros anunciados en-
tire el "Ribosch" y Sports.
/ Una interminable fila de automo-
viles Sc dirigio Cayey conduciendo
una legion de fanaticos avidos de sa-
lber cual de las dos novenas era la mas
i potente, mas habil en- ell manejo del
bate y la pelota.
| En- realidad ell espectaculo, que pre-
sento la ciudad de Cayey con motive
de estos encuentros, ha sido muy po-
cas- veces ofrecido ell una poblacion.
Los fanaticos de San Juan, Humacao,
Ponce y Caguas, declararon dia de
s'bulla' ell domingo pasado en- ell Plata.
Cuando llegamos a la Liga va no
cabia una persona mas en- los stands,
y aeto seguido dio comienzo ell juego
matinal fernando las baterias, por
ell "Ribosch": Cobas Y Dorien; y por
el Sports: San y Santana.
En- el primer inning Ciqui da una
rola Daviu y este lie da sueno, erran-
do Beitia eoge la base por bolas. Ci-
! t-qui adelanta. juicy trata de plan
char y es atrapado por Dorien, ha-
ciendo este una tirada primera, no
estando nadie protegiendola, por 10
: tanto la pelota tomo las.de Villadiego,
entrando al home Ciqui. Santana le-
vanta un fly Cobas. Chato jitea
entrando Beitia. El Chato cerro cl
inning al tratar de robar la segunda
siendo out.
Asi 'empezo el juego atacando los
jinetes sin descanso. Ell capi Toto
no desperdieia un momento para aren-
gar su gente; los fans de San Juan
Sc desbordan en- un entusiasmo indes-
I.criptibie.
Ell "Ribosch" en- su turno al bate
durante dos innings fue victima de
las eurvas de San; pero en- el tercer
inning vino la brujeria Coba y Da-
viii fueron dominados por San; San
guiri liga un hit. Guilfuchi manda
soberbia rola por encina de la Sc
gunda Garcia, al igual que en- San
Juan, es ell orador de turno, y logra
mandar la pelota por ell right, entran-
do Sanguiri y Guilfuchi, empatando
David cerro el inning.
| 81 grande fue ell entusiasmo de los
capitaleiios en- ell primer inning, los
cayeyanos Sc salieron de sus casillas
| en- SUI tercero, dando vivas hacien
do nuevas apuestas.
Ell cuarto inning para ambas move
mas, paso sin novedad, hasta ell quin
to en- que la gente de Toto empren
dio de nuevo una ofensiva con furia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06
NOTAS DEPORT1VAS.

San 10 inita por la nlisma parte en-
trando Ninim Ciquf planchea. Bel
tia da un fly al left entrando San.
juicy liga un hit. Santana cerro.
En- este inning la pelota lanzada
por Cobas fue duramente castigada
Creimos que Cobas iba ser relevado
por otro pitcher, pero no fue asi, ST.
! guio en- su puesto. Durante cuatro
innings, sea del cuarto al sexto, San
lie dio opio los feroces lobos, resal-
tando entire ellos Garcia Dorien y
i David, que tomaron bueno sponches.
Cobas, que aqui en- la capital, ja-
mas ha resistido 5 innings en- ell box,
siguio su labor, hacienda esfuerzos
sobrehumanos (como diria Don Ber-
| MAJ. Y 81 duro lie dieron en- el primero
i y quinto inning, en- ell seXto y octave
vo fue un vendabal. Los fanaticos
de Cayey pusieron ell grito en- el cielo
pidiendo SUI sustitucion, pero sus cla-
mores no fueron oidos.
En- resumen que en- este juego ell
Sports" Sc anoto 8 ca1feras y ell "Ri-
BOSCH, 8. V
En- este juego Sc distinguieron por
ell Sports: San, Santana, Ninfn
Thompson y Chato. Por ell 'Ribosch"
Guilfuchi, Garcia y Ganguiri.
La anotacion por entradas fuc:
Sports: 200 021 030-8
Ribosch: 0G2 900 010-3
En- el jrego dc la tardc vencio el
"Ribosch" con un score de 6 4. Ga
cho Dorien formaban la bateria de
! los lobos. Y Bonilla y Santana la del
sports.
Los jinetes atacaron en- cl primer
inning anotandose la primera carre-
Ia. Los lobos 10 imitaron, en- el
tercero estos lie arremetieron a Boni-
LA eXplotandolo, haciendole tres Ca
rreras. Los jinetes en- el sexto apa-
bullaron al Gacho, ligandole cuatrc
hits, pero Fortier que ejercia de chief
; umpire los 'mato" terriblemente, y
un inning que pudo haber sido de
carreras resulto de una.
Fabito sustituyo a Bonilla en- e
tercero terminando el juego, y conte.
niendo un tanto a los lobos.
Luis PROGRESS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06

Havana Giants" VS.. Sports"
Esta tarde en- ell Parque de la Para
da 8, hara su debut la novena cubiche
que comanda Junco, contendiendo cor
lei sports.
Manana volveran las mismas move
mas enfrentarse en- un double hea4
der, mafiana tarde.
Dada la expectation que existe des-
de que lego la gente de Junco, y por
otra parte, ell terreno ganado en- estos
dias por el Sports" no hay que du-
dar que Sc jugara buena pelota hoy
Y nanana en- los terrenos de la Liga
Insular.
+ Ell Sports, presentara ademas,
un nuevo pitcher St. Thomas, que
aseguran ellos, no les vera las curvas.
Centenares de fans de San Juan y
todos los pueblos limitrofes, invadi-
ran los terrenos en- estos tres juegos.
COmentandO.
Pues senior, no habiamos querido de-
cir NADIA; no vamos decir NADIA hoy
tampoco. Solamente queremos po-
ner en- punto y raya a cierto literatO,
que por dos veces ha querido, no criti-
car. sino poner en- ridiculo al que es-
tas lineas escribe.
+ Nosotros no buscamos discusiones
con nadie, nj presunlimos de sabios;
isolamente no envidiamos a nadie la
inteligencia cue tenga en- cuestiones
de- Base Ball. Vale.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06

Y sepa tambien el amigo literato
que las cuartillas que escribo no me
las enseii6 a escribir nadie. iAh, si!
Mi profession, arte..
En- nuestro arte, eneontrara usted
muy pocos "faos". Y en- ese mismo
arte Sc puede aprender, no a hacer
croniquitas de Base Ball, sino a hacer
algo mas grande.
Y vamos al asanto.
| Este senior y el otro de aquella vez
de "La pelota de "barro", al parecer
tienen alg1n encono con Luis Pro-
gress, y siempre que pueden, sin ra-
zon, tratan de mortifcarlo.
Refriendose a la renuncia de- Lo-
renzo Rogue, dice en- Gel Mundo" del
microbes de esta semana, uno de los
senores referidos, que "Roque ha sido
como Sc dice, padre de Luis Progress.
No lie vamos contestar NADIA mas
que este por ser 10 de mas importan-
cia en- ell suelto, (lo demas Sc 10 pue-
de contestar el mismo Rogue Cue
irish Jr.) y es QUE NUNCA LUIS
PROGRESS HA MERECIDO FA-
VORES DEL SR. ROGUE, que pue-
da este llamarse padre por ESQ.,,
Algo mas, en- la OCCASION que ocupe
al senior Rogue fue aquella, cuando
el "Sports" fue Ponce, y que debido
ruegos de 81 mismo hizo que noso-
tros nos decidieramos ir, eXpresan-
dose en- .estos terminus: Luis, vengO
en- nOmbre de la nOvena a ofrecerte
una oportunidad, mejor dicho, a en-
ganarte con algo, POR LOS MUCHOS
FAVORES PRESTADOS A LA NO
VENA.
Y conste, que los FAVORES no
fueron a la novena sino Ell. YaNVe
ell citado literato la manera de ser
Padre Rogue.
iMenos mall
Afortunadamente no suele ser. todo
estiercol en- ell corral.
Siempre hay algun que otro rosa
lilo en- ell cercado para contrarrestar
las pestilencias del abono.
''Humacao"'a a Ponce
Despues. de una debida organiza-
ci6n, volveran al diamante los leones
del Sur, los que contederan con los
CRISES.
Pipo Maldonado, que es un active
basebolero, tiene su cargo ell equipo
''Ponce", y dado su conocimiento en-
el magnifco sport, no hay que dudar
que pondra en- buena posicion a su
gente.
La Ega del Castillo sera llenada en-
los dos juegos, pues los fanatics tie
nen ell interes de que su novena coupe
un sitio visible entire las. otras.
La carta de Brown
En- ell nlmero de aver aparecio una
carta que nos habia enviado nuestrt
amigo Rafael Brown, la que debio sa-
lir mucho antes, pues haeia cerca de
cinco dias que la teniamos.
Perdonenos el estimado amigo 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06
Una oreja

La empresa de la Liga Insular ha-
ce saber que no permitira la entrada
a nadie que no venga provisto del pa
Sc Official.
La prensa y las autoridades que tie
nen derecho al pase deben exigirlo
Los encargados de la puerta ruegan
sus amigos, familiares, ETC., que 10
tengan presente para no pedirles a
ellos una concession que no pueden ha-
GER, por 10 que 10 advierten para que
Sc eviten protestas y discusiones en-
las puertas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06

Dice Ty Cobb que 10 que necesita
una novena para ganar .es inspiration
y algunos buenos pitchers.
Ninln jitea por encima de Id segunda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-06
La carta de Brown

En- el ntmero de aver aparecio una
carta que nos habfa enviado nuestro
amigo Rafael Brown, la que debio sa-
lir mucho antes, pues haeia cerca de
cinco dias que la teniamos.
Perdonenos ell estimado amigo 10
tarde.