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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18
NTNAs EsCUCHAs:

va Sc esta reorganizando esta ms
titucion, bajo la direction inteligen-
te de Miss Mulet, cuyos triunfos en-
afios pasados son de todos conocidos.
iBien por la Miss!
En- resumen: la escuela Ruiz es to-
do un plantel de primer orden, cuyo
trabajo no debe pasar inadvertido pa
ra aqllellos que aman la instruction;
Y muy orgul1oso debe sentirse todo
Ponce de tener escuelas como esta
que, sin bombos nj platillos, esta rea'
hZando una labor tan digna de enco.
mio.
Nuestra felicitaci6n la sonora
Gonzalez y a SUI digno cuerpo de
maestras.
iAsi Sc 1aboral
Gaya de GAAYDTANA.
Ponce II de octubre de 1924.
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LIONEL STRONCFORT

EsPEcA|sTA EN- PERFECTION
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MATRICULA Y
ASISTENCLA:

Una otra son excelentes en- Ruiz
Belvis, gustandonos mucho el hecho
de que existe entire los saloncs cier-
ta rivalidad legftima por ganarse el
estandarte de "Mejor Asisteilcia',
que es algo asf como un incentive pa
ra alumnos maestros, esforzandose
todos por ganarlo. va ell estandarte
SO ha paseado majestuosamente por
los salones de Mrs. Nazario, Miss
Fourquet Y Miss Arizona. macstras es-
tas que, apesar de la epidem;a relran
te Iograron su 100 por 100 de sSisten
cha en- las tres tltimas senlanar, res
pectivamente.
"iQu6 salon 10 lucira en- el futu-
ro?''
Es la pregunta que ALI Sc esfuer-
zan todos por contestar, a manera del
"GPuede I'd. Resolver?' lie Ell
MUNDo, que tan interesante Sc la-
ce todos.
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BANDA EsCoLAR:

Organizada ell aho pasado a inicia-
twas de Mrs. Gonzalez, tiene Ruiz
Belvis SUI banda escolar, fornada p"r
46 alumnos dirigida por Ell excelen-
tie professor, don Gonzalo Olivera. Es-
ia banda ameniza todos los actos es-
colares' Y toca acknowledgements, las Ell
tradas Y sahdas, dando realce a Ia or
ganizaci6n, especialmente en- los ejer-
cicios cotidianos de aperture de Ca
ses. Actualmente ell instrumental de-
ja mucho que desear pero ereemos QUO
el Lcdo. Ge1pf, Director Escolar, sub
sanara en- breve tan notable falt I,
segdn nos informaran.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-18

EsPEcIALlsTA EN- PERFECTION FsIcA sALUn
INSTITUTE Esabiecido NEWARK NEW JERSEY EUA
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NOTAS ESCOLARES

Interesados como estamos por la Ia
Dor efcaz provechosa que reahzan
nuestras escuelas, hemos venido dedl-
cando parte de nuestro tempo, slem-
pre- que las circunstancias 10 han per-
mitido, a cooperar con estas, hacien-
do asi nuestra parte en- favor de Ia
instruction en- nuestro pueblo. Sin rul
do, con ell deseo 6nico de ayudar. v1s1
tamos las escuelas, estimulamos los
maestros, aplaudimos su labor y esta-
mos siempre dispuestos auxiliar
los mentores en- las multiples actlVlda
des de caracter educativo que ellos
reanzan, que de tanto provecho son
al pals en- general.
La Ultima vista que hici6ramos fue
la Escuela Ruiz Belvis, sta en- los
dominios de Cordero Matos Y los Con
z$lez. Y, fue tai la impression, agrada-
bic en- extreme, que la labor de este
plantel nos causara, que de ALI sah-
mos, aunque no somos escritores, dis
plestos dar a conocer, los cua-
tro vientos, la excelente organlza-
ci6n ell magnif1co trabajo que ALI
Sc realiza bajo la muy competente di-
reccion de la seiiora Prieto de Con-
zalez, La principal, distinguida dana
que, sus relevantes prendas perso'
males, une una intelgencia clara, ex-
cepcional, Y I'M caracter especlalslmo
que la hace triunfar en- todo cuanto
pone sus empenos. Y luego, como 81
esto no fuera bastante, tiene Ruiz
Belvis tan excelente cuerpo de macs
tras v es tai el entusiasmo y activi-
dad por todas desplegadas y tan plau
sible ell interes que por la escuela Sc
toman los buenos vecinos de la Pla-
va, que no vacilamos en- decir air.
mar que Ruiz Belvis esta la alt'lra
de las mejores escuelas de cualqmer
pals civilizado. ALI Sc hace la labot
intensa extensa, 81 cabe la fraon,
siendo tai vez, la t1nica escuela en- ~,
isla donde acuden nifios del prime
70 al octave grado. En- otras palabraA
La escuela Ruiz Belvis, por 81 sola, cs
un distrito escolar, debidamente o:ga-
nizado, 81 atendemos al ntmero de gra
dos con que cuenta al crecido MI
nero de nifios que alh saboread el
sabroso pan de la instruction.
Para que nuestros lectores Sc den
una ligera idea de La obra hermosa
que en- Ruiz BeIvis Sc lleva a cabo,
nos vamos a per1nitir algunos deta-
Hes de las actividades de este plantel.
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rEPoRTIvAS:

Ruiz Belvis no Sc queda atras en-
los deportes, fundandose tai vez, en-
ell dicho aquel de que es necesario te-
ner un cuerpo sano para poder des-
arrollar una mente sana. Y al efecto,
va tiene organizados sus ''teams'' de
base ball, volley ball, basket ball, etc.
El team de base ball luchara Ell
martes (mafiana) con los muchachos
de Baldorioty Hemos hablado con
Mr.. Serrano (manager) y nos asegura
que sus "macheteros' propinaran una
paliza los "Pedreros'' bravo, mu
chachos! Puerto Rico necesita jovenes
fuertes no raquiticos de alma y
cuerpo, hombres mujeres preparados
para veneer en- la vida. Y ustedes sal
dram asi preparados para todo, con
perdon del caballero sabihondo que di
jo hace POGO, en- su''regio' discur-
so, 'que los graduados de las escue-
las de Puerto Rico no serv1an para
nada''.
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CRUZ RoJA:


A iuzgar por ell entusiasmo de macs
tras alumnos, Y por ell espiritu de
cooperation que reina entire los pa
dres de los educandos, podemos ase-
gurar que Ruiz Belvis tendra su cuo-
ia completa Y hsta para ant9s del
plazo sehalado. iBien por todos! Con
este demostrais ell espiritu de gene
rosidad desprendemimiento tan CO.
nun los pueblos de nuestra raza:
CLASSES ESPECIALEs:
Sc llevan a cabo con mucho entu-
siasmo y no dudamos que estas Sc
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La MoturoLezd
Ell Strongfortisno

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hombre fuerte, vigoroso, -rebosante de salud.
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Mi obra, "PrOmOci6n Y Conservation de la SaIud,
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Evening star., 1924-06-13
chShouldAidH Od League Plans for Golden Jubilee
CUBS ARE ON HEELS
OF LEADING GIANTS

Thanks to tho weather man and
the weakness of the Braves pitching
staff. the Chicago Cubs are today
swapping at the heels of the Giants.
While rain prevented the McGraw-
ties from meeting the Reds. the Bruins
treated Bancroft's hopefuls to a 9-to-
5 defeat yesterday and pulled up to
vithin half game of the National
League leaders. Neither Genewich
nor Cooney was able to stop the fast
travelling Windy City crew.
Jupiter Pluvius also caused the
postponement of the St Louis Brook
lyn and Pittsburgh-P philadelphia con-
tests. as
In the American League the Yam
KEGS and Red Sox, by pounding out
victories over Detroit and Cleveland,
respectively, continued to run neck
and neck. Led by the Bambino, who
registered his fifteenth homer of the
season with Earl Combs on base, the
Yanks launched vicious offensive on
three Tiger pitchers and gained sweet
revenge for their defeat OF Wednes-
day to the tune of 10 to 4. Bob Meusel
did the heaviest stickwork, with four
hits out of five attempts
Boston found Coveleskie and Roy
to their liking and won to 3 de-
cision over the Indians. thereby
evening up the series. Trainer Bier
halter OF the Red Sox and Carney,
Cleveland sandlot umpire. officiated
on the bases in the enforced absence
of Umpire Owens.
Thurston chalked up his ninth vic
tory of the season as the White Sox
defeated the Athletics 5 to 3. Miller
hit home run.
Rain prevented the Washington
ST., Louis clash.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

This committee will be empowered
70 gather data for a book to be pub
llshed containing history. Of the
league and to make arrangements
Tor dinner 10 be held in one Of the
National League cities on February 2
1925. the fiftieth birthday of the
circuit.
teams in the Florida winter league.
despite an invitation from Al Lang.
president of the Florida State League
President Heydler was permitted
to revise the sea sons schedule to
dispose of the twenty eight postponed
games already piled up due to in
clement weather.
Another suggestion adopted makes
1t mandatory for the clubs to painn
their batting cakes a dark color 81
that ball may be seen against the
background.
The league also voted to include
player managers in the most valuable
player awards. but such award must
be based on the players worth in the
field and not on his managerial
ability.
player award continues after 1925
no player will be eligible to win the
contest more than one season. Fred
erick G. Lieb of New York was ap-
pointed chairman of the leagues
player award committee.
President Mathewson of the Bos-
ton Club announced the purchase of
Pitcher Louis A. North from the ST.
Louis Club. Other deals between New
York and st. Louis, Boston and Gin
cinnati were discussed, but nothing
definite arranged.
Every club in the league was rep
resented.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
WILL BE PICKED BY FANS
Managers to Be Eligible for Award in National Cir.
cuit-lnvitation to Enter Teams in the Florida
Winter League Is Rejected.

EW YORK June l3-Compete abolition of the pass
" evil plans for the celebration jubilee
anniversary OF the league of the 1924
u to take care OF the number
of business discussed the National
League, executive session here
addition
the league was worked out Under this method the each
will
championship - - - -
Charles Ebbets OF Brooklyn Barney Dfuss Pittsburgh
Veeck of Chicago Chsty
committee appointed by President Her perfect plans for the golden
Evening star., 1924-06-13

They have been hampered by in
Juries to players, but that isn't the
only reason they have been losing
ball games. They are not hitting
the ball. Meusel has been holding
tlse team up lot this year. but the
western pitchers have been keeping
him to one hit a game or less for
the last week. and the rest of the
team has not been much better than
Meusel.
The real batting in the American
League has been done by Cleveland,
which has been splashing again and
winning some ball games. and which
has averaged about ten hits a game
in doing it, If the Indians ever
get some pitching with that kind of
batting. they will rise quickly out of
the second division.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
NICK WILL BE ON HAND
AT MASONIC BALL GAME

Nick Altrock, Clark Griffth's lead
ing comedian, will be the center of
attraction in the eleventh annual Ma
sonic and Eastern Star field day to
be hel9~at the American League Park
on June 81.
Nick will journey from Philadelphia
on that day for the avowed purpose g
of entertaining the thousands OF per-
sons who annually attend this affair.
He will be a guest of the commit ee
in charge that night at Harvey's.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

True, if the Giants finish again in
first place. that is all they ask, and
il the Phils finish again in last place
it makes little difference to them
whether they are a hundred or five
hundred points from the leaders
the other clubs have been gaining
on New York, and since that is what
everybody outside of New York
wants to see, most folks should be
happy.
games closer to the rear guard than
they were. in 1928 at this time. The
Yankees are some five games closer
to the bottom than they were last
year, and they are not playing the
same kind of ball they played then.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
CRIFFS RANGE FROM .466
TO .3l6 ON PRESENT TRIP
Will Prove Valuable i'm Numerous DOuble-Headers
to Come-Wounded Players Recovering.
Johnson Faces the Browns Today.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

q LOUIS, June yesterday
hrstdivison berth by pointing the the Browns
- the washed by early
ing Sportsmans Park
by official
and the arrmen with the spirit they lost the Cleveland
Wednesdays triumph here will looking
that fourth position this afternoon
Walter
feats expected the slab against the Browns Dave Danforth
Manager
AS result OF ncemen weather the Nationals
thirteen their list All but
scheduled originally fol- Clark Griffith Stadium
Evening star., 1924-06-13
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 4: Columbus, 8.
Kansas City, /: Toledo, o 90 innings).
Indianapolis. 6: St. Paul. 2.
Louisville, 4; Minneapolis. 8.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham. S: Nashville, 4.
Little Rock, 5; Mobile. /.
Atlanta, 8; Chattanooga. 0.
New Orleans. 4: Memphis, 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Spartanb burg. S; Macon. 4.
Augusta 6: Greeaville. S.
Charlotte, IS: Asheville, lo-3.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Badentown. 4: Lakeland. !.
Tampa. A. Daytona, o.
St. Petersburg. l: Orlando. o.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Richmond. 8; Norfolk, 8.
Wilson. Z: Petersburg. o.
Rocky Mount, 8; Portsmouth, o.
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
johnson City. Z; Bristol. !.
Kingsport- Knoxville .(rainD.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Durham. IL winston-Salem. IA.
Raleigh. 4: Greensboro, 8.
Evening star., 1924-06-13
WHITE SOX ARE BUSY.

Players of the colored white Sox
nine that will tackle the Mount Yer
non Athletic Club tomorrow on the
Lakeland diamond at o'clock, will
face the Blue Ribbon Giants in a
twin bill Sunday, the first match
starting at 80 o'clock. Manager ].
Robinson, box 3S2, Brentwood. Md.
is seeking games for the White Sox
Evening star., 1924-06-13
RACES In MAJOR LEAGUES
NOW CLOSER THAN In 1923
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

IT HE championship the big Tightening
which the heels
: of the New York aggregations.
frightened
difference of 230 points. Today the difference 1&
In the National 82 closer That
to boo of
ooIy2d
Evening star., 1924-06-13

COntenQeTS IN section a OF the w.
Northeast fans will be mainly at
tracted, through, by the Eastern un-
limited-St. Stephens game that will
get under way at 5 o'clock. These
| mines are red-hot rivals in the Poto-
] mac League.
! Manager Chris Hutchinson of the
Fasteners probably will assign the
| mound duty to Neidfeldt, hurler
| who has been showing fine form with
| the strong General Accounting Office
| team.
1t will be quite a feather in the hat
of the Eastern athletes if they win
all three games.
Barrett Athletic Club is seeking an
opponent for Sunday, according to
the manager. who can be telephoned
at Lincoln 1906 after 6 o'clock.
Cherrydale Athletic Club also is on
the lookout for games with local
f. II. Birch at Clarendon 546 after 5
| o'clock.
South Brookland has issued a chal-
| and fourteen years old. Telephone
Manager Walter Mcclure at North
| 1911.
out tomorrow at o'clock on Ahe
| home field.
Epiphany Seniors planned a work
| out today at o'clock on diamond
No. 3 of the Monument Grounds in
| preparation for the Chevy Chase Sem
| iors tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock on the
Chevy Chase field. Sunday the
Epiphany youngsters will oppose the
ST Martins Athletic Club on the
Capitol University diamond at 8
o'clock. The Kanawha Seniors will
| be the opponents of the Epiphany
| nine Monday at o'clock on the
south diamond of the Ellipse in a
w. B. A. A. series contest.
Games with the Northern Athletic
Club Seniors can be arranged by call
ing Manager Hamill, at Columbia
1559-W.
Leighton Athletic Club of Wood
side, Md, is anxious to book games
Evening star., 1924-06-13

o'clock.
Vernon Juniors and the Paramount
Athletic Club will be opponents to-
morrow at 1:15 o'clock on diamond
No. 10. of the Monument ground. Yer
non players are requested to report
promptly. For games, call Manager
Joe Scanlon at Lincoln 1881.
Petworth Athletic Club will have
it's hands full tomorrow when it
meets a picked team from the Termi-
nal Y. NJ. c. A. on the latter's
grounds. Play will start at o'clock.
Deacon Rhees. star Petworth tosser
of last wear, will be in the lineup for
the first time this season.
Noel House Mideets scored an i'm
pressive 7-to2 victory over the North
ern Midgets in section A Of the mid
get division of the w. b. A. A series.
the fifth, sixth and seventh innings
to put the game on ice. Hutch hurled
well for the Noel team.
interest in the Linworth- Warwick
match Sunday at l o'clock on the
Washington barracks diamond.
Bernstein, former Premier Athletic
Club hurting ace, will make his debut
for the Comet Athletic Club Sunday
afternoon against the Blackwood
Juniors.
Hess Athletic Club expected to
tackle the Eastern Juniors today at
o'clock on the grounds at 18th and c
streets northeast. Bill Werber, one
of Tech Highs leading batters, will
display his wares for the Hess team
today.
Aurora Mfdgets and the Central
Midgets will supply the action tomor-
row on the Rosedale Fairgrounds.
The Auroras are to meet tonight at
the home of President Mcmahon, 1905
G. street northeast.
Evening star., 1924-06-13


Woodside 25, after o'clock.
Dreadnaughts OF Alexandria will
entertain the Pepsi-Cola team of
Patterson is likely to serve them up
for the Alexandria nine.
st. Joseph Athletic Club will be
the Potomac League Sunday at 3
o'clock on the Plaza field.
O5DonnelIs nine will meet a rugged
opponent in the W. B. Moses team
tomorrow at o'clock on the Union
Station Plaza The Druggists will
tackle the Virginia Grays Of the Po-
tomac League Sunday afternoon on
the grounds at 18th and Gales streets
northeast.
HerzIs are casting about for a game
Sunday Manager Jake Milwit can
be telephoned at Franklin 1902 be-
tween 4:30 and I o'clock
Emblem Athletic Club tossers were
to be sent through the PAGES today at
5 o'clock on the Mount Rainier field.
They will strive to NOW down the
Chevy Chase Seniors Sunday, on the
latter's field.
Dominican Lyceum players are
urked to report today at 5 o'clock on
the Washington barracks diamond.
Park Athletic Club was to face the
Shamrock Seniors today at 5:1S
o'clock at 5th and L streets southeast.
The Parks will take the diamond
against the H street Christian Church
team tomorrow at o'clock on dia-
mond No. 8, of the Monument
grounds. The latter team will be
matched against the Liberty Athletic
Club on June 81, on the Rosedale
grounds. Manager. Burton is booking
games for the III street nine at
Evening star., 1924-06-13
ACTIVE SUNDAY In STORE
FOR EASTERN A. A. NINE

ASSOCIATION ambitious
Sunday they will offer the northeast three the
field 18th Shamrock Juniors of of
of the Washington Base Ball Athletic
10 o'clock.
the Athletic
nda= a - +LaIN A
Evening star., 1924-06-13
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CANES TODAY.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington VS.. st. Louis (rain).
Chicago. g; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston, 4; Cleveland, B.
New York, 10; Detroit, 4.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

Franklin 40S0-J between and $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

Games with the Northern Athletic
Club Seniors can be arranged by call
ing Manager Hamill, at Columbia
1559-W.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

Dominican Lyceum players are
urked to report today at 3 O'Clock on
the WASHINGTON barracks diamond.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

leighton Athletic Club of Wood
side, Md, is anxious to book games
on Saturdays. Challenges are being
received by Manager Ferguson, at
Evening star., 1924-06-13

SandIOt fans are manifesting much
interest in the Linworth-W Warwick
match Sunday at l o'clock on the
Washington barracks diamond.
Evening star., 1924-06-13

Bernstein. former Premier Athletic
Club hurting ace, will make his debut
for the Comet Athletic Club Sunday
afternoon against the Blackwood
Juniors
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
DEMANDING JUSTICE

\ special dispatch to the New Haven Iournal-Courier Of yesterday declares that 3 determined effort is being made by stauuch democrats Of the "oIder school" as well as by many republicans. to compI tho Dangherty investigating committee to request Daugherty Co appcar and be given an opportunity to state his side Of the case. Good for them. Such senator's declare. 1t is said. that if this is not done the country will condemn the entire senate as having dealt unfair fy with Dauehcrty by spreading broadcast, the charges and testimony against him and then dropping the ease unfinished without sffording him an opportunity to put his side of the matter before the American people
 This is exactly in line with previous expression in these columns. We hold no brief for the former attorney gcn- eral. Long ago. even before this in- teyigation was started. his unftness for the office was indicated. But fl is one thing to consider man u1ht
New Britain herald., 1924-04-01
Bird Charmer to Speak
 At F. & II. Assn. Meeting

Continuing the series of lectures being given under the auspices Of the Central Parents and Teachers asso- ciatiOn, Charles Crawford GoFst, ''Ihe Bird Man. will render a program in the school auditorium at o'clock tomorrow evening. In bringing Mir. Gorst to New Britain the association has secured a man who mas acquired a reputation of being the premier imitator and reprOducer of bird songs in the United States. He has at his command 600 songs Of 200 birds and can give such perfect limitations that it is possible for him to bring even the most timid Of birds to ythni two or three feet Of him.
 Slr. Gorst presents a program which has no equal among the men who tour the country in the interests of the inhabitants of the meadow and field. Included in the program is music. bird songs. paintings. humor. narrative. action, visid description. poetry and philosophy. His lectures are Of a distinctive educational value and bear the commendatiOn Of such men as John Burroughs. Gilbert Pearsea and Frank N. Chapman.