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Evening star., 1924-07-05
DR.. F. w. IVES, INJURED
IN TRAIN WRECK. DIES
President of American Society of
Civil Engineers Is Eighth to
Lose Life in Mishap.

BY the Associa ted Press.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Dr F. w. Ives of
Chio state University and president
Q. the American Society of Civil En-
slneers, died today as the result of
injuries sustained in the wreck of
a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
passenger train at Buda, Ill, on June
80 Seven others lost their lives and
fifteen were injured
frof Ives was thirty-nine years old
married and lived in Columbia Ohio
he had been attending a meeting of
the organization in the west. With
him, DR.. F. we McNair, president of
the Michigan College of Mines of
Houghton, Mich, former president
or the American Society of Engineers,
lost his life, and John H. Dunlap of
New York, secretary of the organiza-
tion was injured.
Evening star., 1924-07-05
A Modern Knight.
a the Philadelphia Inquirer

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
IT would be difficult to convince a
certain Philadelphia woman that
chivalrY IL obsolete.
mot long ago." says she, II met a
vefitable knight on dining car.
When I went in to luncheon the only
seat left for me was one facing the
rear of the train. Now / cannot sit
with my back toward the engine
without suffering all manner of dis
agreeable things, SO l asked the
steward to find me seat facing the
other way. Immediately a middel-
aged man rose ana onered to let me
have his seat / thanked him, and he
took the seat opposite me. He
scanned the menu, and then he looked
q me- hesltAtinkiy. :
Madam said he, would It be OBJ
noxious to you II I were to order
sbtinE onions 2P
Evening star., 1924-07-05
She Identified Herself /.
From the Manchester Guardian.

Mrs. Sidney Webb has just added
to the store of government office
stores. Just after her husband went
to the board of trade, she recounts,
sne called one morning to inspect
his office and see that all was COM
Portable for him. Being informed
that he was out. she explained who
she was and asked permission to go
to his room. Her story, she plainly
saw, was received with hesitation,
but she was allowed to inspect the
office in company with an Official
."Ah," she said, Il am glad to see you
have the windows open" The Off
Almost the first thing Mr.. Webb had
said on entering the room, he ex-
planned, had been, You had better
open the windows or you will have
my wife after you" Her remark
was taken as proof OF identity.
Evening star., 1924-07-05
Bruin Il Socia BILE.
From the Portland oregonian

An unusual experience with a bear
was reported by Mr.. and Mrs Emery
Ross, who visited at Cottage Grove
While they were camped at LAKESIDE
their son Lee and an uncle cnased a
hear into the lake. Thinking that
they could capture the bear by
knocking it on the head in the
water they gave pursuit in a row.
boat and succeeded in swatting the
bear on the head. The bear mistook
their intent, thought they wanted to
nlay with him and got into the boat
In, order that he might be more So
ciable and make the play less one
sided.
The men feared that the bear
might get too rough, so they TOOK
the bears place in the water. The
men and the bear all got away with
out injury.
Evening star., 1924-07-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William F. Kunke and Laura l. Haney.
Benjamin Barkin Of Brooklyn, n. T., and
Bessie Kotz Of this city.
Harry X. SnellinEs Of Falmouth. Va, and
Nellie L. Gibbs Of this city.
Robert J. Rose and Kate W. Beasley. both
Of Petersburg, Va.
Tams, Va.
Daniel l.. Roche and Rosalie l.. Schultz.
Reuben L. BAKER and Lorell Y. Belts
Walter w. Gaskins ant Eullia C. Abbey
William Dobkin and Bessie Hofwitz both
of Baltimore, Md
Evening star., 1924-07-05
shiploads Of Girls for Canada.

From t6E F1Luun0ef.
For every 100 women in Canada there
are 106 men. SO Canada solves the
problem OF Importing women from Eng
land rs was done 500 years ago by the
American colonies. And the plan suits
england, for statisticians estimate
England has a surplus OF 2,000,0 900 wom-
formed in England, brought to Canada
under reliable escort, and offered jobs
in whatever line OF work they may
choose. Az each ship lands, scores OF
housewives are on hand to hire serv-
ants, and farmers to offer them Jobs
in the rural districts. So far as the
marriage question is concerned, the
women have proved able to take care
OF that detail. Records show that most
of the girls are married within a year
and settle down on farms Of their own
Evening star., 1924-07-05
SOCIETY
American Ambassador to Germany and
Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton Left
White House Yesterday.

He ambassador to Germany
MIR. Alison Bigelow Houghton
and Mrs. Houghton. who
were the guests of the
President and Mrs. Coolidge at the
White House for several days. left
yesterday afternoon for their home in
New York.
Secretary Of the Treasury
and Family Sail for ENGLAND.
Mr. Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary
Of the Treasury. sailed from New
daughter, Miss Ailsa Mellon, and his
son. Mr.. Paul Mellon. with the inten-
tion of spending some time abroad
Mr. Mellon will tour the rural sec
tions of England and rest there for
a time with his family, returning
here about September.
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
! worth, jr., and their daughter and
son, Mrs. w. stuart Symington. Sd,
and Mr.. Jerry Wadsworth. are in New
York. where they went to attend the
wedding of Miss Joan Whitney,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Payne Whit
ney, to MIR. Charles Shipman Payson
of Portland, Me-, which took place to-
day at Christ Church, Mnnhasset. l..
l. The ceremony was followed by a
large reception on the lawn at Green
tree, the Whitney estate at Manhas-
set. Mrs. Symington was the matron
of honor for her cousin.
Mr.. Leander Mccormick Goodhart
Of the British embassy Is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Bristed at their sum
mer home in the Berkshires.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Hol-
combe have visiting them their
daughter. Mrs. Roy w. Baker. who
Mr.. Baker is vice consul. Mr.. Baker
is visiting his mother in Pennsylva-
mia and will join Mrs. Baker here to
spend the month of August
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
and their daughter, Mrs. Lewis New
ton Murray. have started for their
summer home at Camp Percy, N. H..
by motor. They will tour Long Island
and Cape Cod en- route.
The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr..
Henry C. Wallace; the minister of
Ecuador and Sonora De Elizalde and
Admiral and Mrs. Robson were in
the dinner company entertained at
evening by Mrs. George d. Hope. to
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
The patriotic spirit was sounded in
the decorations a liberty bell in red.
white and blue and other decorations,
including the American flag, adorn-
ing the table and the banquet room.
A huge birthday cake was a compli-
ment from the club. of which Mrs.
Hope is charter member.
Mrs Hope is further celebrating &
her birthday by sending to Lady Lee
of Fareharn a check covering con-
tributions made by her friends for
the purpose of purchasing historic
bits of pottery. pewter, etc. to place
in the Eleanor Hope cupboard. pre-
Evening star., 1924-07-05
70 Photograph Deer.

A deefs sense Of smell is wonderful
and they get the scent 4 halfiInile away,
and q moose over q mile with the wind
blowing directly toward 1t. says Mature
MAGAZINE. Hence Il II that the first
thing that tno photokfA4Ge does is te
80 which WAS the wind u II the wind
blows wrong. stay III camp, beoauss toI
will see no animalA
Evening star., 1924-07-05
Not His Cault.

From the Argonaut.
There are said to be few wittier
after-dinner speakers in the British
cabinet than ]. r. Clymes. At pub
lie banquet recently, at which Lord
Desborough presided, he convulsed
laborers at a gasworks. Both men
were engaged in wheeling coke, and
one of them discharged two barrow
loads to every one by his mate. The
foreman observed this, and said to
the less energetic labofer: "Your
mate is doing twice as much work al
you" He received the delightfully."-
naive reply: well, you shouldn' I
blame me for that. i've told him
about 1t already"
Evening star., 1924-07-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Red Triangle outing Clubs
Sunday morning mixers will take
Kenilworth car leaving Treasury at
1853 am. Meet at Douglas street for
visit to Shaw's lily ponds. o. l.. Simp-
son. leader In the afternoon there
will be a five-mile walk through the
woods to New Alexandria. Meet at
18th and Pennsylvania avenue at
1850 pm. Buy round trip to yelling
ton Villa. Campfire. Bring lunch
The Wapfya will meet for it's reRu-
lar luncheon Wednesday, 12:45 pm,
at University Club.
The woman's BENEFIT Association,
Liberty Union, No. s, will meet Mon
day. Mrs. Jessie Eager, deputy su-
preme commander, is expected to
Evening star., 1924-07-05
Restless at That.

From the Boston Transcript.
iManager-The last man we had
here had the place for fosty-three
years.
Applicant-why ala he ieavA?
Managef-Oh, he was one OF those
fellows that's never happy unless he's
oA The GO.
Evening star., 1924-07-05
M arriage.

LETCHER-ToMS. Mrs. Rosetta A. Letcher
wishes to announce the marriage of her
CHARLES II. TOMS, Wednesday, June IS
1924, at Alexandra. Va
Evening star., 1924-07-05

to SulErave Manor, the English home
OF the Washington family.
Mrs. Leigh Palmer and her daush-
ter, Miss Bessie McKeldin. will sail
today on the Leviathan for Europe
and will spend the summer at Deau-
vile. France. returning to this coun-
try in September.
Col. and Mrs Robert N. Harper
have opened their country home.
Carodoo Hall. near Leesburg. Va.
where they will remain until late in
September.
Mrs. Florence Brown Mills and
Miss Ruth Lupton Mills have left
their home, 1851 New Hampshire
at their cottage in the Tennessee
Mountains. where they will be joined
later in the season by Miss Elizabeth
Mills.
Sailing for Jamaica to
Attend kinKstOn Conference.
Assistant Surgeon General Henry
Rose Carter and Miss Laura Carter
will sail for Jamaica July l2 to at
tend the international sanitary con-
ference to be held in Kingston. At
it's termination they will travel in
Central America returning to Wash
ington in September
Lieut.. Donald b. Heron. coast ar
tillery. has arrived from Fort Amada.
Maj. and Mrs William H. Heron Of
Florence Court West.
Admiral and Mrs Cary Grayson
are guests of Mr.. William Martin at
Garden City. N. Y.
Judge and Mrs Milton c. Elliott.
who are spending some time at White
Sulphur Springs. entertained at
luncheon there yesterday at the Ca
sino. having as guests DR.. and Mrs
Thomas T. Gaunt of New York.
The United States ambassador to
Cuba, Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder.
Is leaving Washington this morning
of his family. Gen. Crowder recent
ly arrived here from Havana for q
brief vacation.
Mrs. John Stewart McLennan has
as her guest at her summer home.
Ashintilly. In Tyringham. Mass Miss
Josephine McClennan, Mr. Ralph
snowden Hill and Mr.. Walter ".
Boyd of this city.
Mrs. Richard Danforth Stimson has
returned from the west and In with
her mother. Mrs. Benjamin L. Smith,
in her home. on Spring road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis have
gone to Rass Rocks. where they have
cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White
have returned from a motor trip to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. BeaIe and Dauxhter
Visiting I'm New York.
Mrs. John w. Beale and her daurh-
Katherine
a few days in New York, at the Plaza
Hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Everett NJ Ellison. with
erick. Md. today, where they will spend
the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss
have returned to the city. and are at
their home on NJ street.
Maj. and Mrs. John Herr and Miss
Helen Herr have closed their apartment
and have started by motor for Suwanee,
Tenn. for visit. Later they will go
to Fort Riley. Kan, where Mai. Herr
has been detailed to duty.
Mrs Minor Simpson of Lexington.
KY, is at the Hamilton Hotel while
making an extended visit to the
Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Reed of
Buffalo are visiting his mother, Mrs
Reed. and his aunts, the Misses
Barksdale, at their home in George
town.
Justice and Mrs. Stanton j. Peelle
and the latters daughter. Miss Betty
Byrne, are at Bass Rock, Mass, for
the summer.
Miss Eleanor G. Moore. 1905 Taylor
street northwest, is a member of the
Boston colony" at st. Johns, New
Brunswick, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Powell left
there.
Evening star., 1924-07-05
FOUND.

PAWN TICKET-Owner can have same by
paying for this ad. Col. ATS
PURSE-Beaded; Advertisement read l4l3 n:
unable to locate party. Adams 4S47. 5s
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Miss Eleanor G. Moore, 1905 Taylor
street northwest, is a member of the
Boston colony" at st. Johns, New
Brunswick, Canada.
Evening star., 1924-07-05

| Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Powell left
! for Atlantic City few days ago and
/ are at Haddon Hall during their stay
there.
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Justice and Mrs. Stanton ]. Peell
and the latter's daughter. Miss Bett,
Byrne, are at Bass Rock, Mass, TO
the summer.
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Reed OF
Buffalo are visiting his mother. Mrs
Reed. and his aunts, the Misses
Barksdale, at their home in George
town
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Mrs. Beale and DauEhter
Visiting I'm New York.
Mrs. John w. Beale and her daurh
ter, Miss Katherine Beale. are spending
a few days in New York, at the Plaza
Hotel.
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis have
gone to Rass Rocks where they have
cottage for the summer
Evening star., 1924-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry White
have returned from a motor trip to
Philadelphia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
Ell Ola IA DE JULIO Sc ABRIRAN
LOS PLIEGos PARA LA SUBASTA
DEL CAPIToLIo DE PUERTO RICO
Ell IMPORTE DE LA SUBASTA
ASCIENDE A S1,100, ,455,33

Ell dia II de julio, en- la oficina del
Comisionado del Interior, Sc procede-
ra a abrir las proposiciones para la
adjudication en- publica subasta de las
obras de construction del Capitolio In
s,llar de Puerto Rico, cuyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a la respectable SUI
ma de UN MILLION GLEN MIL Qua
TRocIENTos cINCUENTA Y GIN
co DoLAREs CON TREINTA Y TRES
CENTAvOS.
Segtn informes, todos los datos ne
cesarios Sc daran en- la oicina del Co
misionado, donde Sc encuentran de ma
nifiesto los documentos que han de re-
gir en- el contrato, Y podran recoger
los ncitadores los pianos y modelos de
proposiciones que han de presentar
modiante cierto deposito
La administrator Sc reserva ell dere-
cho de rechazar cualquiera todas las
proposiciones y Ell de adjudicar el con
trato bajo otras considerations que
las del precio solamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
La inauguration de Ia
Semana del Eino, .ce-
lebrada Ell domingo
Una iHmenSa cOncurrenCia asisti6 al
actO que hubO de celebrarse en- el
edifciO de los CabaIIeros de Colon

Los propositos mobiles grandes
que Sc persiguen> al asignar una "Se-
mana para los Ninos", va son como
cldos de nuestros lectores, quienes Sc
hallan compenetrados con la idea al
truista que inspira dicho movimien.
to. I'm programa sumamente atrac-
two ha sido confeccionado por ell Co
mite Executive, el cual sera ejecu-
tado en- todas sus parties durante
los dias de la presente semana.
Ell domingo Sc dedico a las igle-
sias, viendose los distintos centro5
religiosos de la comunidad atestados
de ninos, que iban a dorar al YER
dadero Dios, adquiriendo de esa ma
nera las virtudes cristianas que dctc
tener un verdadero ciudadano.
Por la tarde, seria mas menos
la una, un gran grupo de ninos vi
sitaron: La Gran Logia Soberana,
donde hablaron los oradores Sres.
Modesto Cordero, Luis Munoz Mo-
rales Jose G. Torres. En- la Aso-
ciacion Cristiana de Jovenes hablaron
los Sres. Hon. Emilio del Toro, Juan
B. Soto Leopoldo Feli1. En- la Fee
deracion Espiritista, hicieron uso de
la palabra, Sres. Jorge Zeno, Ramon
Negron Flores, Carlos Garcia de la
Noceda. Caballeros de Colon, Sres
R. Mora Vahamonde, R. Martinez
Alvarez. Escuela Publica, Sres. Eu-
genio Astol Eduardo Larroca. Ash
10 de Ninos, Sres. Francisco Vicen-
ty, Y Ramon Tirado Verrier. Todos
estos caballeros, conocidos oradores
de la localidad, fueron muy aplau-
didos en- ell curse de la peroracion
siendo muy provechosas las ense-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
PARA Ell COMITE DE LA
ALBANIA

Entire los signifcados elementos
que han de fgurar, en- representa-
cion del Partido Republican,, para
ocupar un cargo EN- ell Comit6 Local
de la Alianza en- esta capital, esta
siendo insistentemente indicado el
ioven farmaceutico de esta ciudad
Lcdo. Arturo Diaz Cintron, persona
que goza de grandes merecimientos
Y simpatias.
Ell Sr. Diaz Cintron ha sido STEM
pre- uno de los republicanos mas
enthusiasts y es hermano del Sr
Diaz Cintron, Juez de Distrito de la
ciudad del Sur.
Tan pronto como Sc hagan las
designaciones, es SECURE que ell nom
bre de este estimado amigo sera
preferentemente tornado en- considera.
cion, va que ese organismo har
de ser llevados hombres de grandes
iniciativas, desapasionados leales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
Ell DIR. SANTIAGO RoZo

Despres dc I'm corto viaje a Santo
Domingo, Cuba y Estados Unidos, en-
asrntos relacionados con la mission Off
cial que desempeiia, ha regresado a
San Juan. acompaiiado de su bella y
distdnguida esposa, nuestro excelente
amigo, y distinguido co'aborador doc
tor Santiago Rozo, delegado especial
del Gobierno de la hermana republica
de Colombia.
Ell doctor Rozo, en- su corta tempo
rada fuera de Puerto Rico, no Sc ol-
vid6 de nuestro pals, donde va tiene
muy buenas Y sinceras amistades, y
Sc ocup6, en- un brillante articulo pu-
blicado en- ell ''Diario de Ia Marina
de Ia HaOana, del progreso rcalizado
por La prensa ell periodismo en- Puer-
to. Rico.
Mafiana nos complaceremos en- re-
producer ell articulo de referencia en-
las columnas de Ell MUNDo.
Reiteramos al distinguido amigo v
So digna esposa nuestro cordial saludo
de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
LCDO. LUIS VIZCARRONDO
CORONADO

Desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cue1tra reclufdo en- ell Auxilio Mu-
tue, en- Rio Piedras, ell distinguido
y talentoso abogado, Don Luis Viz
carrondo Coronado, quien desde ha-
ce tanto tempo esta ejerciendo, con
gran exito Y brillantez su profession
en- esta capital.
Ell estimado amigo Vizcarrondo ha
sufrido una operacion en- la nariz v
otra en- la garganta, por 10 que ten
dra que permanecer en- el Sanatorio
algdn tempo mas, durante ell cual,
atendera sus asuntos professions
les su socio ell Lcdo. Rincon Plumey.
Hacemos fervientes votos por ell
pronto restablecimiento dc tan huen
amigo nuestro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
ultima HORA
Ell SR. CORDOVA DAVILA HA
CELEBRADO CONFERENCIAS
CON Ell SECRETARIO DE LA
GUERRA Y CON LOS LIDE-
RES DEL CONGRESO PARA
QUE Ell PROYECTO DE
PUERTO RICO SEA CON-
Siderable EN- LA
CAMARA
Omitted Press. Especial para
Ell MUNDO)

WASHINGTON, mayo 19.-El Co
misionado Residente, senor Cordova
Davila ha celebrado una importante
conferencia con ell Secretafio de la
Guerra, Mr. Weeks, despues de la
cual ell Secretario de la Guerra ce-
lebro una entrevista con el Speaker
Gillet encareciendole que Sc tome
una accion Immediate en- favor del
Proyecto de Ley de Puerto Rico en-
esta session del CongresO.
FL Comite de Reglas de la Ca
mara ha manifestado, que no Sc han
decidido aun hasta que no sea con-
siderada cierta legislation que esta
aun pendiente de consideration por
Ia Camara, que hasta dentro de
diez dias dos semanas no podra
considerarse ning1n otro Programa
legislative
Fairfield ha manifestado que de
cualquier manera el procurara que
sc traiga el Proyecto discussion
a fines de semana cuando sean sus-
pendidas las Reglas en- la Camara.
Confidencialmente Sc ha asegurado
la aprobacion del Proyecto en- la pre-
sente session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
UN GRAN GENERo DE vARIEDA
DES EN- Ell "RIALTO"

De ovaciones en- ovaciones.t han re-
corrido los teatros mas importantes del
mundo los celebres artistas Miss Ma
rie Van Y Al Noda, que son dos famo
SOS bailarines Y excentricos del "Pala-
ce Theatre, de Nueva York. donde
actuaron durante mas de dos meses Sc
guidos.
Comoquiera que en- todas parties han
suscitado muy acaloradas continues
discusiones, bueno es que sepa nuestro
ptblico que los bales de Miss Van no
deben ser vistos nunca al traves de un
pensamiento pecaminoso. porque 81 es
principle de belleza,-admitido va en-
todos los paises civilizados del orbe-
'el desnudo en- el arte, Miss Marie Van
Sc atiene al canon artistico, respeta-
do por ella en- todas sus compile jidades.
sin que la arredren las censuras las
murmuraciones de los timoratos los
hipocritas.
Ella, 10 mismo que AL Noda, uuien
tambien forma parte de la troupe
traen un repertoire selectisimo de bai-
les excentricos, silbatos, ventricoquias,
danzas a duo, Jag, canciones cla-
sicas, clarividencias, adivinaciones. con
ciertos en- guitarra, etc. etc.
z Su programa es tan escogido como
brillante, por 10 cual estamos seguros
de que llevaran enorme gentio al
'Rialto", donde empezaran actuar
muy en- breve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20

no hiZo el mas leve movimiento. @ eS-
to dc .su Sistema nervioso. 0 era real
mente inocente.
Tan pronto como la figura de ccra
fuG traida a la habtaci0n de NJ. Ducl0s
uno de los detectives, actuando en- la
parte de! asiento, asest0 un golpe a
Iscl0s de arriba hacia abajo Y lucSo
coloc0 su cuerpo sobre una mesa en el
centro de la habitaci0n.
Mas tarde. ell detective que represen-
taba el papel del asesino, sc arm0 de
m cuchillo- "Tcnemos que suponer-
nos o'-interrumpi0 NJ. Mace-'pues
no sabemos de d6ndc Sali0 el arma hO-
micida, y empcz6 descuartizar ell
cuerpo del supuesto NJ. Ducl6s. Mien-
tras aqutl realizaba dsta operation, el
jcfe de Policla Sc adelant0 virti0 I'M
POGO de aqua dc un cantaro sobre Ii
! figura de ccra.
"Ffjese en- este dctalle', dii0 cl Jc-
fe al hombrc de Quien s0Spechaba. "El
| teiado dc esta habtaci6n ticne un pc
queilO Deceive hacia el ccntro, que ha-
ce que tOdo lfquido que caiga de q for
me un charco en el medic del aposen-
to- e indic6 el aqua a sus pies. Yoir-
beau empez0 temblar. Sus manos eS-
taban convulsas. Sus labios, paIidos y
enmudecidos.
"Ahora yerem0s los resultados' gri
to el detective hacienda sei1as a unC
(Continua en- la pagina ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-20
Las carreras del DO
mingO en- Ell Hip6drOmo.
Ell Juez de Salidas, fatal. -iNO inter-
v;ene Ia COmisi0n Hipica?-El escan-
dalo de Shell. -lFuera el Juez! Con-
secuenciaS de Ia administration
de CuadrO5

En- I'm ambiente completamente hostil
al juez de salidas, seilor Jaime Todd,
Sc llevaron a efecto las carreras anul-
ciadas para ell domingo en- el hipodromo
LAS Casas'. La primera oarrera ter
mino con una formidable silva a dicho
juez de saiidas que hubiera degenerate
Ell I'm tremendo escanda'o 81 no h1bierl
estado la policia alerta para impedir
cualquier demostracion por parte del
publico.
En- esta carrera ell candidate indis-
cutible, sunoco, salio muy NAL, a pesar
del ntlmero uno que llevaba en- Ia pista,
debido a una desastrosa salida por par
tie del senior Todd, que no tomando en-
consideration los mas elementales prin-
cipios para alzar la cinta, 10 hizo EN-
cabalos estaban de uno en- fondo, aSe-
gurando ell triunfo de Shell que, apro
vechando sair alante, pudo llegar pri
nero sin mayores esfuerzos en- una
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