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Evening star., 1924-03-19
A MlRLWiRD AT es.
Remarkable Record of Woman
IS Golfer. ~

Mrs. Qaeb F. Fox of the Hunting
don Val@ Country Club of Philadel-
phia haSsnever failed to qualify in
single q championship in which she has
taken PITT, since 1899.
This most remarkable in the an
mails of iaolf, considering the fact that
Mrs. FIX is sixty-three years old, and
at preSnt. counting, has ten grand
childrM. e
LasEyear in the February tourna-,
mentAt BeIleair, Fla, Mrs. Fox took
the Isasure of Miss Glenna Collett.
the Hesent National Champion, who
had distinguished herself at that time
by fixing the medal in the National
championship and defeating Miss
Csel .Leitch; the British Champion, in
asfournanient at Philadelphia. Just
tR trnyt that this was not a f1uke.
[A3fssiJox has repeated the perform
E6e3at Belleair again this past winter.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
1nSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton

Now that the class has learned
how to place the feet for mashfe
pitches and has observed that the
shot of this nature is controlled
by the pivot. let us next see how
"cut" is put ON the ball.
Since ribbed clubs have been TIA
bOOed, 1t will be well for the play
er who nspires to n finer game to
learn to handle the "cut- ball. The
"cuto gives the mashie approach n
heavy underHpin that causes it to
Evening star., 1924-03-19
COLLEGE RECORD BROKEN
BY PRINCETON SWIMMER

NEW YORK, March IS.-Princeton
and Columbia divided honors last
night in the intercollegiate swimming
and water polo contests, Princeton
won the swimming meet, 48 to IA,
and Columbia took the polo match,
81 to 15. The polo victory gave Col
umbia the lead In that sport.
!. An Intercollegiate indoor record for
the 440-yard swimming distance was
set by John Hawkins of Princeton
with a time of five minutes 1917 Sec
onds, six seconds under the previous
record, also made by Hawkins.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
JACK FABER TO CAPTAIN
MARYLAND u. BASKETERS

Jack FAbcr, former Eastern High
School athlete. hns been elected
captain OF the University OF Mary
land basket ball team for next
season. Fnber, who acted N leader
of the 1023-A quint, II a forward.
He played both foot ball and bas-
ket ball ut Eastern, hut gave up
the gridirOn sport after his fresh
man year at Maryland.
Faber, who In n junior. should
lead n successful team next sea-
son. as Johnny Groves will be the
only member of the varsity squad
to be lost and. in addition to the
leftOvers, n number of clever per-
formers will come up from the
ycarling guint.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
Answered by
TED RAY

The siege gun Of English golf.
Winner Of innumerabIe tournaments
and member of the greatest golf
combination in history-the team of
"Vnrdon and Ray"
X X X
I recommend hot baths, whilst
benefit will also be found by'having
the limbs rubbed at night for a
week or so. But don't over-goif.
Cut out swimming. Cut down the
usual amount of walking. This rou-
tine greatly benefits me, and l. have
to face the problem of getting
stale" now and then.
Copyright, 1924, Associated Editors)
Evening star., 1924-03-19
OHIO BANS FIGHT FILMS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March Estate
Director of Education Vernon NJ. Rie-
gel has revoked the certificate author
izing exhibition of the Dempsey Eirpo
fight pictures in Ohio. The action of
the head of the film censorship di-
vision was a direct result of disclos-
ures by the Daugherty investigating
committee at Washington.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
DC. BASKETERS ARE BUSY
AS SEASON NEARS. CLOSE

T the The
within weeks there
games Considerable interest being manifested
which Friday Coliseum
Then
u championship be held in Baltimore
Evening star., 1924-03-19
GREYHOUND SIX ADVANCES

TORONTO. March 19.-The Saulte
Ste. Marie Greyhounds, champions of
the Northern Ontario Hockey. Associ-
alton, last night defeated Hamilton
Tigers, winners of the Ontario
Hockey Association, to 8, and won
the round. to g. The Greyhounds
will play the Sons of Ireland, Quebec
City in the Allan cup semi-final
Evening star., 1924-03-19
GYM TESTS ARE LISTED.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Sectional
tryouts to select candidates for the
Olympic gymnastic team
will be held in April and May at
Philadelphia, Chicago. st. Louis. New
Orleans and either Los Angeles or
San Francisco
Evening star., 1924-03-19
RADICAL ACTION PLANNED
BY CRIMSON AUTHORITIES
Aim Is to Curtail COmmercialism-AIumni Advises
Against Headlong Move-Attack on Alexander
of Georgia Tech Unjustified.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YoRh March 9arvd intends something radical
with regard 10 athletic schedules They
least this the report that has
ana the current Harvard alumni OF
act by suggesting that the authorities
vement that they be too headlo - - - -
Evening star., 1924-03-19
YANKEES TO RACE CUBANs.

HAVANA, March 19.-New York
yachtsmen who are to compete with
Cuban yachtsmen here March 21-23,
have arrived on the steamer Orizaba
The yachtsmen will take part in a
series of three races for six-meter
boats.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
TIGERS TIE FOB SECOND.

Princeton defeated Dartmouth, 3S to
II, last night in an intercollegiate
league basket ball game. BY win
ming, Princeton will share second
place with Columbia
Evening star., 1924-03-19
UPSET IN woMAN's TENNIS,

BROOKLINE. Mass, March 10
One upset occurred yesterday in the
second round of the woman's national
indoor tennis tournament at Long
wood. Martha Bayard OF Short Hills.
n. j., one Of the fAvorites was de-
feated by Katherine Gardeer OF Bos-
ton, 2--6, S--e, 81.
Evening star., 1924-03-19
TO CONSIDER GRID CHANGES,

NEW YORK, March 19.-Proposed
changes in the foot ball playing code
will be considered at the annual
meeting of the rules committee to be
held here March 81 and %. E. K Hall,
ed -. p - = = -
Evening star., 1924-03-19
BATTLE FOR HOCKEY FINAL.

MONTREAL, March 19.-Canadians
took the lead In the Stanley cup
hockey semi-dnal last night when
they defeated the vancouver Maroons
in the nrst game, 3 to 2,
Evening star., 1924-03-19

the season, Exterminator finished un-
paceu and Mr.. Kilmer still has enough
faith in him to send him to Tijuana
in February. This after FIVE and
half years of racing!s M
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UN NUEvO "HITw EN- Ell
FORaLATO DEL PERIO-
DfCO QUE REDUNDARA
EN- BENEFTCEO DE
Los EECTORES

Aunque no es nuevo para nuestros
iectores este nuevo formato, que al
igual de los mas grandes rotativos del
mundo Y que va en- nuestra edici6n
dominical iniciamos, sinembargo dia-
riamente EEL MUNDO" Sc publicari
a ocho columnas, trayendo este como
consecuencia mayor espacio para la
publication de informaciones \ cola
boraciones.
Asi pues creemos haber dado un pa
so en- favor del periodismo en- nues-
tro pals en- benefico de nuestros
iectores esperamos que esta yez CO.
mo siempre nuestro pals sabra apre-
ciar los esfuerzos gigantescos que hace
esta empresa por difundir e inculcar
en- nuestro mundo Intellectual ell an
hello de hacer de Puerto Rico un pue-
bio preparado intelectualmente para
cualquier empresa.
Estos son nuestros deseos v conta-
mos con la ayuda de nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores para Ileyar a ca
bo con exito estos ideales.
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Una preparation casera
devuelve su color al pelo
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y
AGRICOLA DE PUERTO RICO
SECC1oN DE AHORRos


Habiendo sufrido extravio la IL
breta n1mero 114S, expedida por
nuestra Agencia de Rio Piedras,
ncmbre de doia RAMONA r.
de BIRD, Sc hace saber: que 81
pasados treinta dfas despues de
la primera publication de este
anuncio sin que persona alguna
sc haya presentado reclamar su
mejor derecho, Sc lie expedira Ell
correspondence duplicado quedan-
do sin valor la original.
San Juan, P. R., 80 de Diciem-
bre de 1924
FL Secretario,
P. ROCAFORT.
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IntefeSanteS refOrnlas..
Continuation de- Ia Ia AZ

mes; los partidos de la oposici6n en-
itaiia no descansan en- su campafia con
ira el Gobiemo; un nuevo Gobierno
Sc ma constitufdo en- Inglaterra.
Todos estos puntos seran ampliamen
te estudiados por este notable polftico
en- su serie de 1925 que publcara este
diario.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
||NST|CATED
CHARGE
ed to Have Admitted
new Sweetheart Was
% Kill Her Rival.
ncHted Press.

refted Press.
pm HARBOR, Mich, August
fnce Mckinney, pretty 49,
sweetheart of Emil Zupke,
charged by Sheriff George
with being the inStigator
ret pact that resulted in the
f Cora May Rabcr.
bit. according to the sheriff,
ping country girl has admit
knew her rival for Zupke's
was to. be done away
W il all the time" she is
S saying. Il knew when 1
|nS with Cora and Emil She
ever return alive"
3nd the girl were arrested
night. after he had admitted
had choke Miss Raber Ia
q his sweetheart had volun.
|rrenderrd and confessed thai
|mpani,h him. Zupke rel.ted
Ehoked Miss Raher. Nho was
nave become .nother. after
uSeu /" r-rtase him from
10 inar@r her SO he could
Mel. .nney.
NJ his sweetheart face first
flrder charges. The girl,
ed and composed. talks free
rupting her story with de-
pr cigarettes. Zupke. farm
p, who was turned off his
farm because of his wild
|Sl composed. Dressed in over
spends much Of his time
T back his oiled locks. shown
rs that the murdered woman
rchased. intending to wear
her wedding with .Zupke, the
Killed her, he declared:
don't mean anything to me.
. we eat?"
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Judge Releases
Girl on Promise
To We'd Good MAJ,
BIZ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. August H.
A 2l-year-old girl, giving her
name as Jeannett Sweeney of Gin
cinnati, after pleading guilty to a
charge of receiving stolen goods,
gained her liberty yesterday by
promising to marry IAN honest
man"
The girl was reported engaged
to two men-Everett Durbin. New
port. Ky, steel worker, and Ralph
ONeil. former companion Of Miss
Sweeney, who was being taken to
the penitentiary to serve term
for robbery. Both wanted to marry
the girl.
Learning that the charges
against the girl grew out of her
association with O'Neil, and being
Informed that DMrbin desired to
marry her at once. Judge John \.
Caldwell laid:
rfIl continue this matter for
1onrsnnonths, il you two get mar
t7ed Immediately. Report back to
me at the end of that time and l
will dispose of the matter"
Thanking the court. the couple
went directly to the marriage Ii
cenSe bureau, where they procured
d license and were married before
leaving the courthouse.
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JAPANESE TO ABOLISH
FOUR ARMY DIVISIONS
Will Transfer Another to Korea
and Use Savings on Avia-
tion Service.

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC. August 14.-A council of
marshals. generals and war office Of
f1cials convened by Lieut.. Gen. Issei
ugaki, minister of war. has approved
of the general outlines of the army
reorganization scheme recommended
by q committee of officers which has
been studying the subject. The
Evening star., 1924-08-14

scheme, 1t is authoritativeiy stated.
calls for the abolition of four divi-
sions and the removal Of another divi-
sion from Japan to Korea.
The economies resulting from this
reduction will be expended In the ex-
mansion of the aviation department of
the army and the purchase Of modern
weapons.
Evening star., 1924-08-14

Secretary of Commerce, declared at q
meeting last night inaugurating the
Coolidge-Dawes campaign in Cali
fornfa. He spoke upon the construc-
tive policies of the Republican party.
The gathering, which was attended
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Steamer Service 70 Miami.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Direct
service between New York and Miami
Fla, is being planned by the Ciyae
Steamship Company, officers OF the
line said today. The first ship prob
ably will sail early in December.
Evening star., 1924-08-14
HOOVER LAUDs COOLIDGE.
Secretary Opens Presidents Cam
paign in California.

LOS ANGELES, August l4.-In the
aspect of mind of Calvin Cooiidse the
naonIa sec success. Herbert Hoover.
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1sABE1A

iIsabela!
La voz fuerte del conductor del trsn
me hizo despertar de I'm suehecito agra
dable que me habia aemfnado recos-
tado .sobre mi c6modo asiento. Hahia-
mos negado Isabella. pueblo que de-
seaba conocer, del cual habfa tenido
lso antes excc.entes referercias.
Y no me equivogn5, lector amigo
Isabsia es un pueblo sumamente sim
patico, agradable muy progresista i.
Sus habitantes son muy cultcs, muy
finos atentes con los visitantes, ha-
ciendote pasar horas muy agradables.
Tiene muy bellos paisajes, pues pare
ce que agui la naturaleza es mas pro-
olga. Sobre todo, isus mujeres! Yo
creo cue Isabella es fno de nnestros
pueblos que posee las muchachas mas
hndas, mas simpaticas, mas hermosas.
Cuando 10 visites te convenceras de
10 que te digo y 10 compararas con un
jardin donde Sc encuentran las flores
mas de,icadas perfurnadas
Con mi estimado amigo, Caquito Ri
vera, recorr Ell pueblo. Ell amigo Ca
Quito 'es el Maestro de Agriculture
de aquel distrito. A pesar de one Isa-
bella y Quebradi1las poseen los terre-
nos bastantes secos, sin embargo ell ha
podido triunfar, gracias a su perseve-
rancia cumpltmiento en- sus deberes.
A fines del mes pasado Sc celebr6 ALI
una magnifca exposition agricola con
eKoe'entes resu,tados. Asisti6 Mr.. Mo
\ rim, en- rep sesentacion del Departamen
TO de Instruction. Berenjenas, repo-
los, tomates, colecciones de cebol1as
ajes del pals, ETC., etc., demostraron
Ia fbuona labor de los rnaestros rurales
5sio la direction de su competente di-
rectcr. Me inform6 caqufto que Ell
ineior huerto de su distrtto es ell del
professor Arace Heruandez.
Conoci muy buenos amigos. Entire
clos don Emilio Gonzalez, presiden-
tie del Comite Unionista, don Luis Ote-
70, pres dsYte del Centre Isabelefio, a
Den'etr5o Lamela, America Rodriguez,
al du]ce e inspirado poeta de la ciu-
dad del Guanani, j. EspsdS Rodri-
guez, uuisn Ia vez es el collector de
Rentas Tnternas.
Estas son, 1ector, mis- ilnpresiones a
la ligera. Y creeme. He dejado, con
a'gdn pesar a isabella X es que toda-
via me persiguen las arrobadoras mi
radas de Sis divinas nnujercs, la hos
oata'idad Garlic de sus buenos ha-
sitantes y sus pintorescos panoramas
dignos del pincel del mas h&bil artista
Antonio G MARTINEZ
8
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sc esfuma el claro azuel de tn figura

sc esfuma el claro aZuel de tn t1gura
Bajo tus plantas rapidas inquie-
(tas,
deshojanse sguirnaldas de violetas;
y traves de los giros de tu pelo,
Fulguran tus pupilas yisionarias
igual que dos estrellas ,solitarias,
en- un pedazo del azul del cielo.
-Asf es, Tortola, quien escribe un
soneto tan esmaltado v rutilante,
tiene pleno derecho % clavar su es-
tandarte glorioso en- los morrillos de
todos los hosteleros de la terra que
son proverbiallnente cfnicos y enc
migos de los artistas
" a tprop6sito de los poetas-
sigue diciendo T6rtola-yo visite la
tumba de Ruben Darfo v coloque So
bre ella una corona de laurel. SENT
una honda :emocion al conte4nplar
aqnella tumba gloriosa que debla
ser el lugar de peregrinaci6n de to-
dos los poetas. 0tra corona 1nica-
nente habia: la del Ministro de Me-
iico en- Guatemala. No olvidare
aquel .1fa de mi vista a la tumba en-
que Ruben duerme su 1ltin1o sueho
de santo, bajo' los rnarmoles de Ia
Catedral de Leon, en- Nicaragua
-Yo tengo versos de Dario.
Pienso editar en- Begota, la Ciudad
del Aguila Negra, como la bautiZa-
ron los Virreyes, el "Libro de lor
Poetas". Sera una bella antologia de
todos los versos que me han dedica
do. Tengo infinitos deseosz de n. prom
to esa cultisima ciudad, sen donde
es fana que Sc encuentra un poeta
a la vuelta de cada esquina. Este
sera, naturalmente, despu6s de m
breve permanencia en- esta linda 'ciu
dad.
mo sabe usted que de la Habans
sc trasniitio un cable Meiico y.
Espana, d1clendo que yo habia IN
eresado al Manicon1io?
No, no 10 sabiamos, Tortola.
-Pues vera listed. Sc hizo la IA
bula. Los diarios mejicanos Y espa-
foles hicieron sonoras fantasies a
rededor de mi locura, de mis- ultimse
danzas, entire los rnuros blancos de
Maniconfio. La noticia me produ
10 una impression de pena Y asondbro
Pero tern1in6 per darme risa. Pens
que era un reclane y que debfa agra
decerlo. ~
Ahora, mi llegada, hay todavfa
rentes que me miriam, como con cier-
% recelo, que me dicen: festz
(Continua en- Ia pagina G.)
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NEcEsrTA AYUDA?

ST esfa usted enfAcmo o su
ire necesita ayuda esp1ritual
0 pAiQuica, sollclte por escrito
lnestra ayuda consejo, estrictameute
confidential. Ell Depar:anento do Ser
yicio de rna Hermandad National esta
lreparado para syndarle Nc aay cuo
as, nj obligaclones. Dirijase a III
jusdrado del Cuatro'. p. O. Box S$
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vistosos de colores; con manteletas
blancas "huipiles" fastuosos. Aque-
llo fue una fiesta original mag
mica. Por ahf andan postales que
reproducen las escenas del bale .
Delicioso pals este de Guatemala De-
licioso pals.
! 7 una voz varonil corea desde ell
cuarto vecino:
-Delicioso pals.
1Y... preguntamos, lanzando
una mirada inquisitiva al Bhuda in
visible Y familiar que, desde el re-
tablo londinense, preside los altos
destinos de la vida de T6rtola
NO. No Sc alarme, por Dios.
La risa repiquetea sus cascabeles
argentinos en- la boca roja y arden
te de la artista.i
No. No Sc alarme, por Dios..
rs mi representante, ell senor Carlos
Moreno y Paz Soldan... Carlitos,
! Carlitos i.
Y un momento desru5s sale el Sc
nor Carlitos, con la cara .enjabona-
da Y la navajo en- ristre, adtitnd
trascendental de Figaro.
Hay una presentation cordial! Y
dos frases corteses y frfvolas!
Lleva el senior representanse TN
apellido ilustre una ilustre melena
negra, frondosa, aIborotada.
T6ltola trae muy agradables i'm
presiones de toda la Am5rica Cen
tral. Nos dice luego que ,su llegada
, Panama coincidi6 con ell arribo de
Nillaespesa, .Chocano y Eugenio
Noel. k
Maya un trio, g1.ita Carlos Mo
reno y Paz Soldan. Y agrega:
" pensar que todavia no Sc ha-
va hundido Panama 0 no haya des-
apareciGo del mapa.
ST. yo lei en- un periodico sur
americana que el seilor Noel lie ha-
b>a dirigido un memorial al Congre-
so de Costa Rica para que lie paga-
ra sus cuentas en- la Casa de Hues-
pedes va que ell seTior Villaespesa
habfa sido ell azote de todos los ho-
tales. Pero todo esta muy shien.
les una cosa edifcante, divertida,
amena. Porque, entonces, ipara
cue diablos sirve ell hispanoamerica-
nismo, la Fiesta de la Raza?, etc
Para algo deben servir estas lindas
paperruchas.
-jAh! Pero a Villaespesa puede
dispensarse!e todo. Es IN altfsinnc
poeta. Esta mas ALA del Bien y de-
Nal. En- Ia region inmaterial Y fu-
nninosa del Arte. Fue Paco quien me
escribi6 este lindisino soneto, que
tiene Ia Iuz ell prestigio de una
joya;
- Entire IN temblor de gasas y
(de tules
trazan tus pies inccucebibles giros
mientras deshojan calices aZules,
tus dedos enjoyados de Zafros.
Alguna beca inmaterial tie besa
hasta dejar exargtie tu hermosura
en- la espiral de un sueno de
(turquesa
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Entire las 6ldncds poredes del Ia
micomio.-El Libro de los Poetds.-
La DanSa de los Siete Eelos, e,, ell
Tcapitolio@. Y 'T6rtola dird, peien-
ttus sas pies, dgiles, tejen la danza
mGraVillosa D latbrica: He halIodo,
en- tvs la6ios, JoGnan, sn, SAILOR are,
de soRgre. - ~ 4a