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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
Los JUEGos DEL DOMINGO II EN-
LA LIGA DEL CASTILLO
Per CASEY STENCIL

Bautismo de Gloria del invenc1bIe
Po1ce. Los leones de Pipo vencen a los
jinetes en- un DoUBLE-HEADER SEN
sacional. 8 0; 6 a 2. Colon, Caratinl
y Millito, heroes del dia. Colon lie pro-
pila Ell collar fatidico al SPORTS. lin
Ell juego de la tarde el insuperabie Me-
ro sustituye a Moncho en- ell tercer
round y mantiene silenciosa "a agre-
silva artilleria del PUERTO RICO. III
SPORTS no es aquella formidable no
vena de antes; solo San hizo una Ia
Dor efciente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

Cuando cl popular Pipo Maldonado
Sc hizo cargo de la novena local hubo
muchos entusiastas del deporte que vie
ron con agrado la tai actitud del sim
T&tico Manager y le auguraron a los
muchachcs del PONCE una serie inte--
minable de triunfos Este augurio Sc
ha venido ccnfrmando EN- los juegos
con los cubanos el domingo antepasado
y mas aun en- los de aver con Ell PUER
TO RICO SPORTS Como Sc vera lue-
go en- la relaci6n por entradas dGe s.
que la superioridad de los muchachos
de Pipo era notoria en- cualQuier mo-
mento y el desastre de las huestes de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
MUY PRoNTo

cualquier case de afecciones reunaticas !.
de gotta. ID no sufrira mas las torturas
del reumatismo 81 toma el Eiixiy de Leo
sI1rdi para Ia Sdn9rP Este maravilloso
remedio le devolvera Ia vitalidad perdida,
alimentara sns venas con sangre pura ro-
ia, regularizara e funcionamiento de sus
rinones e higado, y es = mejor renedio
que Sc ha conocido para envenenamientos
de la sangre, catarro. ulceras, tamores,
anernia. CONSTRUCTORS debiles, Stills to-
das las den1as Intermediates de la sansre.
Es especialmente valicso como restaura-
dor de fuerza y vigor para hombres mu-
ieres de edad avaRzada. Tome una botella
de Elixir de Leonard para Ia SGxgYe y
notara que facilniente su sufrimiento pues
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
ANUN(,,IO DE- SUBASTA
MUNIcTrIo DE ARROYO, P. R.

Comisionado de Servicio Puhlico
Proposiciones en- p.iegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de CONSTRUCTION De
UN EDIFICIO EsCoLAR DE HORaIl-
CON DE cAToRcE. sALoNEs, cuyo
Presupuesto asciendo CUARENTA Y
ocHo MIL TREsCIENTos NUEvE
DoLAREs, 1sI1oo (S49, ,3o918), SO sd-
riitiran en- esta ofci1a hasta las P. M
del dia 20 de Novielnbre dc 1928, en-
cue Sc abriran pdbiicamente.
Toeos los dates nacesarios te daran
en- la odcina del que susclibe donde Sc
ercuentSan de manifesto los documen-
tos que han de regir en- ell Contrato, y
podran recoger los hcit&dores los pla-
nos modelos de proposiciones cue han
de lregentar, media,ite un deposito de
Diez $4,000 D6lares, que scran reem-
bolsados al ser devue.tos dichos docu-
mentos en- el plazo de veinte dlas (2Jl
despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc rcserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualcuiera todas
las propcsicioncs y el de adjudicar Ell
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
Noviembre 5, 1928
1rio61i4o r<,NrnrrS
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Para Enero 1ro. de
1924, quedara desocupa-
da la pIanta baia de este
colossal edificio situado en-
Ia parada 2Ia, ell punto
mas centrico del movi-
miento comerciaI de los
muefIes ldel Malecon y
con desvlo de ferrocarriI
al fren1e.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
BASKET BALL rs
SHE ARE PLAYED

In-as-much as the basket ball sea
son is close at hand and it being the
only indoor pastime' at which the pub
lie is invited, we take the RESPONSE
lility INTO ourselves to %enligbten
those who are not yet initiated into
the great mysteries Of the great win
ter game, in the first principles or
morse thereof.
The most remarkable thing about
! asketball games is the entire alb
sence and absolute lack of baskets
anywhere on the premises where the
Lasket ball games are committed.
Having made a thorough investiga-
ton of the matter the deduction is
here made that the basket ball game
has the same relation to baskets as
a cottage pudding has to a cottage or
catsup to a cat. SO far as any di-
rect connection with baskets is on
cerned it might just as well be jug
ball. However, it is a mighty fasci-
mating sport. In fact, one fascinator
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
DIR. MITCHELL IN FEBRUARY

On account of sickness in his home,
Evangelist Leroy J.. Mitchell Of Mt.
Vernon, ILL.,, who was TO have been
in our city January for an evange-
listic campaign, will not reach us un-
til February 3rd. He is now engaged
in a church OF more than a thousand
members in Hoopston, ILL.,, and will go
from there to the large church that
entertained the Southern Illinois COW
terence last fall. Mr.. Mitchell Is ali
unusually strong evangelist, one who
commands many OF our leadin.'
churches in the state where he | s
best known. We have been fortunate
in securing him for Miller and we be-
Iieve that every church in the city,
and the entire community as we'll.
may we'll look forward to his coming
not only as a time when we shall be
delighted with his gifts as a lecturer
and preacher, but as a time when we
shall be visited with a great religious
awakening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
METH0DIST CHURCH
pauI Gardner, Pastor

Attendance was good last Sunday,
the Sunday School reaching the high
mark Of 147. Oh, for room that it
might be doubled. DR.. Shepherd
preached in the evening. His sermon
rev favorable comment from many
"hO heard him. He said he thought
it was the largest congregation he
had Yer preached TO in Miller.
Next Sunday: Morning theme, q
Believe in the Holy Ghost" Evening
service at the usual hour. We e.
tend a hearty invitation to all.
The Sunday School is engaged IN
the preparation of a line Christmas
ram.
MOSCUR MEETINGS
The splendid meetings at Moncu.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13

would make uniforms enough for an
entire quintet of basket ball players.
The appearance of a male basket
ball team on the floor gives n the
impression that there are hundreds
IF persons eager and willing to firt
with pneumonia and other ailments
that come through lack of sufficient
attire. And were it not for the
gaudy colors, in most instances, a
basket ball team could rightfully be
called living advertisements for the
B V ID manufacturers.
The game is played with ten men,
five on a team. In the way some
games + played five men on a team
are not enough, but somehow they
get through. Probably because the
man with a whistle calls a halt of
hostilities when the Shedding gets too
rough. In the case of high schools.
just before the play starts, sepcta-
tors and near spectators are enter
tanned with preliminaries. That is,
a bunch over at one end of the hall
shouts, "Hula-Hula" and then the
bunch at the other end of the hall
answers, observation-disclosures" And after.
several of such epithets are hurled
at one another without any serious
casualties, a former army serbeant,
At least one who is equally as brave,
jumps into the arena and takes his
life in his hands-alsO a whistle and
basket ball. Then he tests his lungs
by blowing the whistle and the two
competing companies pass in review.
The two tallest men with the short
est pants take up positions on either
side of the man with the whistle
legally called the referee-while the
rest gather in couples at various
places about the hall and talk about
The girls who will be at the dance
fater the game. Then the sergeant
gets his second wind and blows the
whistle again and then tries to
knock a fly off the ceiling with the
ball. As it descends the tall fellows
try to knock it Out of the hall and
the game is on.
The first purpose of the game is
TO make the gate receipts pay the
wal tax on admissions and the trav-
cling expense of the visiting team.
The second purpose is to scrape as
much CuticIe off the neither eXtrem-
ties of the opponents without getting
caught at it, while the third purpose
is 70 make the ball roll three times
around iii iron rim and then DROP
through a hole in a fish net that j.
tied 10 said rim.
When one PLAYER fouls another bs
putting his foot in the others mouth
n by sticking his tongue out at HIN
the game is stopped and the Offended
person is given the ball and told t.
go by himself and forget it, nv tai
ing aim at the basket and trying TO
make the ball go through it. Ordt-
uarily he is given but one thr,w for
mis- money, however.
The game terminates when the
limekeeper cries enough" although
there are many times when the spec
tatOrs and others play it over again
in Indignation depending or wheth
r the home team wins and the los
ing team generally tells how il
might have been otherwise. while the
managers make a raid on the box
office and grab the cash box for the
pre-arrangeG divvy.N
Basket bail sure are a great game
and it is hoped the anne this win.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev, Thomas j. SimOns, Minister

We are making a mark opposite
last Sunday on the calendar because
of the fine large attendance and the
good music of the Adult choir at the
morning preaching service, the extra
large attendance at the schools OF the
church and the fully attended Christ
ian Endeavor service and the sweet
singing of the Young Peoples choir
at the evening preaching hour. You
could not have missed il at any n
of the services.
Next Sunday is the only and last
chance to have a large attendance at
the Schools and Christian Endeayor
services this year. Make the best OF
it. We will expect every body present
who can be. The theme of the morn
ing sermon will be, Convincing An
Honest Man" You are assured of
extra good music from the Adu..
choir.
We are more and more convinced
that we have our best possible ar
rangement of our Sunday School IN
its division into Junior and Senior
departments meeting at different
hours. We invite you to choose your
appropriate hour and get all the good
out of it you can.
There is only one thing more de-
lightful than seeing young people e.
gagged in the joyful exercise Of eX-
p%ressional religion and that is in en-
tering into the expression of ones
self. Here is an invitation to all the
young people to be present and take
part in the Christian Endeavor men,-
ing next Sunday.
At the evening preaching hour the
Junior choir will sing. Mrs. Ethy.
Parsons has become the pianist for
the evening services by special re-
cues of the Session. The Junior
choir and we all are very fortunate
in having her services and personal
ty in the leadership of the young
voices. The theme of the evening ser
mon by the pastor will be, "A Loose
Tongue" You may expect the min
lister to exercise his perogative of tn
freedom of speech. You are all in
vited and privileged to speak after
he is through. He does not think he
would be entirely disconnected if you
should break right into his discourse.
All are cordially invited to attend
and think what you like. This holds
good for all our services. But-lOOk
out for the source of your liking.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
9 : More : Days
In Which to Get Tickets OF the $4,000 Edison at the
COLLINS & SHAW DRUG TOR

are continuing this week. The atten
dance has been all that could be en-
pected and we believe much good is
being accomplished. The meetings
will probably continue till Sunday
afternoon. Come early or there MAY
ne standing room only"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13

ter will be well attended, for both
the high school and the city teams
are expected to be strong,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
1888
This Weeks Best Seller
There's No More When It's Empty

1t is a fine bit of humor to be read
aloud to a deaf friend in the engine
room of an ocean liner.
1855
Little Jimmie had just returned
from his uncle's farm where he saw
many interesting things. DO you
know how uncle gets his milk" he
was asked. "Oh yes" he replied, he
gives the COW some breakfast food
and then some water and then he
drains her crank-case."
Ssss
Business ManAf'Why did you leave
your last place.
Young Lady Applicant was
caught kissing my employer"
Business Mau-"Er-um you can
start tomorrow mrOning."
SSSS
Susan Is he lazy?
Mary-La2y? Say! That fellow
rides in a Ford in order to save the
effort of knocking the ashes off his
cigar.
They say there's money in raising
skunks. Looks like a scentsible idea.
Some make you think of a
THANKSGIVING turkey-tOo much white
meat and not enough dressing.
II is easier to induce two hearts to
heat as one than it is to induce two
mouths to eat that way.
If 4 mule and a horse are hitchea
together the mule looks as meek as
any married a
4 married man is an accident of
fate, but a bachelor is entirely his
own fault.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-12-13
q L n
\ % \ = L n s
l., Tellem
0UR WEAKLY POME

OUR WEAKLY POME
Johnny had a dandy gun;
Its voice was loud and strong,
II vent off very suddenly
And Johnny went along.
SssS
Mas Ignorance
Ma told me
To give the goldfish
Some water.
| looked
But they hadn't finished
What | gave them
Yesterday.
$sSS
DO you know why we call our Ian,
guage the mother tongue?
Because father seldom gets &
chance to use il.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

trimmed with Bulgarian en-
broidery, made in the new jac-
quette style.
These and many other new
models make the sale of i'm
portance to the woman who
needs a new blouse. Sizes So
to A6.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

There are charming combina-
tions of plain silk and Paisley
silk, with fagoting attaching
one to the other, some all of
silk in oriental, Persian or
Paisley designs; others are of
plain silk or crepe, with the
front, the back, and the sleeves
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Laces and
EmbrOiderieS

In the Spring Festival Sale at
very interesting special prices.
TaIenciennes Loces
E d ges and insertions,
round and DIAMOND meshes; ;
Il to IA inches wide; ma
jority are matched sets.
Regularly Soc fora piece OF
IL yards. SpeA
cial in the sale, a 1E
piece ........... wv
-7z-in. White Cotton Net, de-
sirable for entire dresses, also
for confirmation wells. This is
our regular $l.lo quail QOc
ity. special a yard. =. CSN
Marrow Cambria Embroidery,
Edges, Insertions and Beadings,
in. to 2 in. wide, blind and
open patterns, regular 10c Eo
quality, special, a yard. "
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22
Three Great Notion
Specials

I'm the Spring Festival Sale
greatly underpriced.
Lingerie Tape. in white, pink
or blue; 10 yards to q
piece; complete with re
bodk kin. Special 2 lOC
plcCcS IOEs.
-Camis0le Tape, made Of mer-
ceriZed cotton In fancy patterns;
this looks very much like 2
silk, the regular price is 10c DC
a yard. special, a yard. -.
-Rick-rack Braid, in white only;
sizes rs to 81: 4 yards In
piece. Regularly 10c, rE
special tomorrow. two lOC
pieces
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

These have covers of Ameri-
can tatfeta. Are guaranteed
rain-proof. A good assortment
of handles to select from. The
Women's Umbrellas have han
dies of bakelite or applewood,
and are finished with ring or
leather strap.
The handles of the Mems Um-
brellas are in Prince of Wales
style.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

Short Lengths Of
Handsome Bar,dings
Spring Festival
;.as.t Sale price, a ST ~
These landings are of jet,
opalescent, colored beads
and black and colored span
giles.
You know the usual re-
sponse to an announcement
of this kind, and will be here
early Friday for your share.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1923-02-22

Interesting Neck,Uear
Specials
For Friday i'm the Spring
Festival Sale.
Home Decorative FLo,uers
We are closing out all of
these in two specially priced
lots for Friday, as we have
not sufficient space to dis
play them.
-zSc and 39c values, TO-
choice lyC
SOC to 79c values, N.
choice ................ nv
All Brushed Wool Hats
In tan, rose and heather
effects, to go out in this sale.
e4;eed' SRee'l'lg tgo;c. S1.OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-11
servicio para Ell IMPARc1AL de la United Prcss'')
(vIA ALL AMERICA cABLEs1

/
LAUSANNE, mayo 11.-Varios
elementos fascistas han cometido un
crimen sensational en- esta ciudad. Ell
delegado soviet M. Vorowsky, fue sor-
prendido balazos, cayendo herido y
muriendo pocos momentos despues del
atentado Algunos caballeros que
acompanaban al representante ruso,
fueron heridos de alguna gravedad.
Sc investiga el movil del terrible ase-
sinato.
LAUSANNE, mayo 11.-Los con-
ferenciantes internacionales, reunidos
en- esta eiudad, sestan en- esperas de
una reaccion en-. tedaa la Russia soviet
con motive del asesinato ocurrido en-
lesta ciudad en- la persona del delega-
do VorowskY.. Esperase con gran
alarna un agria protesta del gobier7
no de Moscou, endosadas ia Confel
reneia de Lausanne, y tai vez gram
des disturbios que afectaran la paz
de Europa.
BERLIN, mayo 11-Despachos de
Moscou afrman que el gobierno So
Wet han pasado una nota SuiZa en-
la que Sc acusa violentamente las
autoridades de aquella Republica, por
no tomar las precauciones consiguien-
tes fin de evitar ell asesinato come
lido aver en- la persona del delegado
russo ell Lausanne NJ. Vorowsky. Los
aliados tambien-aiiaden los rusos,-
son hasta cierto punto responsables
moralmente de este incalifcable he
cho, que ha indignado toda Russia.
| VALENCIA, mayo 11.--Ha llegaao
esta ciudad el enviado extraordina-
rio de Nicaragua, el ilustre literato
Francisco Medina, para asistir a la
fiesta de la Coronation de la Virgen
de los Desamparados. Ell publico va
lenciano ha rendido un homemade
grandiosisimo de simpatias al nota-
BILE escritor centroamericano Y las So
ciedades cufturales han verifirado en-
su honor, bellisinnos festejos. La ami
macion general existente para el no.
menaje que todo Valencia rendira a
la Virgen de los Desamparados, so
lbrepasa a 10 imaginable. Constante-
mente llegan a la ciudad numerosos
trenes atestados de forasteros de las
Idemas provincias espanolas y Sc es-
pera la llegada de easi todos los Obs
pos de la nacion los cuales, como a
los Reyes, que tambien asistiran a los
festejos, Sc les prepara. un magno re-
cibimiento.
MALAGA, mayo II. FL confictc
de los ferroviarios Sc ha ennpeorado
con la huelga de brazos caidos que
amenaza con extenderse a todas las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-11
Por la nlanana:
De 6 a 8.
Mediodia.::
De II a 2.
Por la tarde:
De 5 a 10 p. m.

Esta medila ha sido adoptada eau
sa Gle la poca cantidad de agua que
en- la actualidad tiene el Rio Piedras.
La Administrator toma medidas para
no priyar al pdblico de este servicio
importnte, sobre todo en- horas en- que
el consume Gle aqua es rigurosamente
necesario. Sc ruega todos cooperen
con la Administration por medic de I'm
.uso econ6mico del aqua, fin de que
las restricciones de esta interruption
del servicio, causen el menor malestar
possible.
Por el prescnte, Sc notiiica al pdbli-
co en- general, que queda termiDante
prohjbido 81 uso del aqua para el rie-
50 dc jardines Y para cualquier otro
fin que no sen el dcmestico, o para.
|aquellas aplicaciones industriaIes en-
que el aqua sea absolutamente necs-
saria La policfa, y todo ciudadano,
estd en- q debcr de depunciar toda iii
fracci6n esta prohibition de impe.
riosa necesidad.
MARTfN TRAViBS0
comisioaado A. serylcio puhlico.
r9lisEa I gElsisgss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-11

demas secciones dc la provincial. Te-
mese que el paro slcance las lineas
andaluzas todo el sur de Espana.
ROMA, mayo IL Italia ha respon-
dido a la nota alemana de reparacio-
mes esta sera enviada ell sabado. La
respuesta fue preparada conjuntamen-
te por Mussolini eonde de la Torretta,
Avezzana otrbs anotables miembros
del gobierno de- Roma.
LONDRES, mayo 11.-El Morning
Post" dice que l6ssembajadores fran
ceses y alemanes se muestran muy re-
seryadoss en- u aupSse refere al con-
tenido de la replica enviada por Fran
-cia a Alemania y concretandose ex-
presar que ell documento esta escrito
EN- ternlinos muy breves, para justifi-.
car la actitud franco-belga. Franca-
mente sc dice que los aliados conjun-
tamente redactaran otra respuesta que
sera dirigida Berlin, en- estos dias.
LONDRES, mayo 11.-En la CANA
ia de los Comunes anuncia ell .parla
mentarista McNeill que ell canonero
'Harebeil" ha recibido ordenes de sa-
lir para Murnmansk, para intervenir
en- el case en- que los turcos quie-
ran hacer situarse los barcos
britanicos tres millas de las costas
otomanas, como Sc les ha avisado. Ell
mencionado buque lleva instrucciones
de emplear la fuerza 81 fuere nece-
sario, contra las autoridades marfti-
mas turcas.
ESSEN, mayo 1L.-Ciento veinte
mil trabajadores de las factorfas
Krupp, han anunciado declararse en-
huelga, en- senal de protesta por las
sentencias dictadas por la corte mar
scial francesa contra los directories de
las famosas plantas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-11
Ndnl1s1Il
DEL MOMENTO
QUE PASA
Esta mahana hemos podido tomar
este curioso dialogo de una
discussion entire un republican,
Y un unionista- Ell decantado
americanismo en- acci6n.

Rcsuita vcrdadcramente curi0so OR
cfrculos pslfticos de la ciudad con re-
ferencia al telegrama del seiior Tous
Soto, leader del partido republicano
port0rriqueho. el cual telegrama fu6
publicaio aver pOr el diario lei ITEM
po', Y al que Sc Hama vulgarmente, :'eI
teegrama de la pesadilla."
NamOs a reconstruir un dialogo en-
tire un unionista y un republicano.
Republicano.-(Le (Leyendo cl telegra-
MAJ
Continue el GObernador la obra de
ganarse los aplausos de los elementos
hcstfles hasta aver, lie Ia administra
ci0n nacional.
unionista.--Es que usted ha confun
dido Rely con la administration ma
cional.
Republicano.-(le (lesconcertado No,
no 10 he confundido, yo Sc 10 que me
digo. s,&gN
Unionista.-Es cierto, Y el senior
Tous Soto tambi6n sabe 10 que tiene
que decir; para el para el pals, Reilly
la administration nacional son la
misma cOsa.
Republicano Qcyendo ell telegrama1
Actuaciones del Executive significan
aprobaci0n dOctrina unionista...
Unionista.-O 10 que es 10 mislno,
Reproduction doctrina republicana, este
es, Reilly y el decantado americanismo
del Capper-baggcr v srls atldteres pa
sanGO la historic.
RepublicanA-ol oleyendo el telegra-
MAJ 81 fuera eXacta' la aseveraci0n
del iGcbelnadcr, habra que admitir
cue todos los capacitados portorrique-
nos Sc han refugiado en- Ia Union de
Puerto Rico.
Unionista.-;Y por que no admitir
tanbi6n q. ademas de todos los capaci-
tados, es han refugia4lo Ell la
Union sc 1.ucf4o ttfcOs h6tios los que
Sc. sienten americanos Sin deiarf de ser
portorrigueaos9 oslo que esi 10 4tnismo,
.toto el pals, menos los especuladores
Teiinconscientes? sfh t'1
3b Repubhcano ESQ janlds 10 'admi-
! tiremos :. '2
Unionista.-No importa: como es
una question de hechos, 10 dird la Opt
ni0n publica.
Republicano.-(le (leyendo el telegra
MAJ Estamoshuerfanos re represen-
taci6n, gracia la justicia del Gober-
nador Towner.
Unionista.-Esa 10 es justicia que
lie corresponds hacer al juez Towner.
(Continda en- la pagina 2da.l