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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
WORLD LOOPERS
WELCOMED TO
METROPOLIS
Globe Flyers Make Flight
From Boston 10 New York
WITH HONOR ESCORT
Land Gear Now Replaces
PontoonS on Flying Craft

MITCHELL FIELD. ~ Y.
sept s-Ths American round.
the world ayiators received
rousinE welcome A. they landed
here AT 3i5 .. m. to-day.
Thousands Of spectators In n ropod
enclosure AZ safe distance from
where the flyers and their convoy,
numbering IS planes In all. landed.
cheerrd themselves hoarnr az the air.
men completed the flight from Bos
ton
The military band played The
Stars and stripes Forever ais tho
planes elrclrd the field
Prince OF wales. whose presence
In box had occupied tho attention
OF tho crowd before the arrival Of the
planes. Joined N tho denomination
A salute OF Fl guns was fired
when the Chicago. tho leading plane,
came 20 earth. The New Orleans and
the Boston H. landed 70 seconds lat
or. almost simultaneously
Tho hystrTlcal crowd broke thru
all police lines and swarmed on the
field toward tho planes which had
TAXED 20 markers before the grand
stand. The flyers climbed from their
planes and were overwhelmed b. the
greeting Of the mob which Furgsd
around them,
fsf-urxnanu Smith. Nelson and
Wade fought their way thru the
crowd and with the aid OF policemen.
army officers and soldiers who Joined
hands 10 make = Angcway. finally
reached tho grand stand where they
were greeted By officials.
NEW YORK. Sept Manhattan.
~ from vantage points on the
roofs Of lofty buildings or AZ the
bottom Of walled canyons. got. it,
frat glimpse Of the world flyers a.
ais p. m. today
The city'a unofficial welcome. a
viva voce roar OF Here they Conner
swciled from thousands OF threats
a. the nirmen. In 49, formation,
scared southwark over broadway.
BOSTON. Sept, s-The United
States army airmen took tho air
after noon and. accompanied By an
aerial escort. winged their way over.
land towards Mitchell field. Now
York. on ono OF tho last laps Of
their epoch making world flight
a brief stop will DO made In
New York. There each plane vii
be equipped with new motor aus
made ready for the hop TO Wash
/ Turn to Page 4. Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

New York scientist says the
worlds over.populatlon would be
solved II We could breed race Of
smaller people.
Sure. and It would also help TO
prevent congestion on street cars.
A strange. strange Eiri
Ia HeicH Blochc,
She tredrs hat
Th1f'z NOT ciochr.
We wouldn't mind serving In tho
Chinese army. With the soldiers all
eating rice out Of one big bowl. do
INK X. r. would be clRch-
sign on the Back o. = Fordi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
ORDER S. MARINES
TO LAND In CHINA!
Situation Alarming; Foreigners Wor-
ried; Half Nation Embroiled

that Gen. Lu Yung Hsiang and Gen.
Ho Feng Ling. defense commissioner
of Shanghai, were 10 be considered
rebels, and deprived Of their titles and
honors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

Howdy. folks! This Is the time
of year that the boys 20 East
90 college 10 study up on the new
styles In pants.
An oldtimer Is a man who remem.
bers when college boys wore pegtop
trousers. smoked bulldog pipes, read
Ebert Hubbard and sported straw
hats attached TO their coat lapels
by black string
Another objccion tcc hare 10 the
derby hat Is that Il Is coming back
ls ellrdvf Is.
why don't some % these eandi.
Oates set real hrotherly with their
audiences BY addressing them as
'Fellow Tax dodgers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08
tn the Biggest Circulation in Washington
"Seattle'S Mother"

Real Flesh-and-Blood Woman Will Typify
Community Drive for S750,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-08

EASIEST JOB IN THE WORLD
Press agent for the Prince Of
Wales.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
PRACTICAL COOKERY
HOLIDAY FRUIT CAKE
By MRS. BELLE DE GRAF

Mlnce meat, plum pudding,
fruit cake! The holiday feast
would indeed be incomplete with
out one or all of these sweets.
A fruit cake, plum pudding
or jar of, mince meat make de-
lightful gifts for busy friends
who have no opportunity to pre-
pare these holiday goodies.
In grandmother's time (and
not SO many years ago, too) all
of these desserts required days
of patient labor. Washing and
seeding raisins, cleaning cur
rants, then careful drying, be-
fore the fruit could be used.
Now the magic of machinery
cleans and seeds the raisins;
seedless raisins take the place
of currants.
A fruit cake can be made as
quickly as an ordinary cake.
A plum pudding is no more of
a task than making a pie. The
food chopper and seeded, clean
raisins have minimized the labor
of making mince meat, so none
of these New England holiday
treats require any special effort.
This recipe makes a small
round cake, weighing about three
pounds, a very nice size for
home use or a gift.
" cup butter
/ cup brown sugar
3 eggs
/ cup flour
2 squares unsweetened choco-
late, melted
/ teaspoon each cinnamon and
nutmeg
" teaspoon each cloves and all
spice
" cup molasses
I teaspoonful vanilla
2 cups seeldess raisins
2 cups seeded raisins
/ cup shredded citron
4 teaspoonful soda dissolved in
one teaspoon cold water
Mix fruit we'll, sift flour and
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
HAM-COOD OLD
ALABAMA STYLE

Although some of the south
ern dishes are of combinations
that are new to us and may even
seem "a bit queer" they are
easily prepared and are always
we'll received. And they are
wholesome as well as toothsome.
Alabama ham is one of the dish
es which possesses the charm of
creole cookery.
Select for this dish a very
thick slice of ham cut from the
center of a large ham, or two
smaller (but also very thick)
slices-at least one inch thick.
Parboil the ham for Is minutes.
wipe dry, trim and broil to deli
cate brown. Lay on hot platter
or in a hot enameled ware bak-
ing dish and pour over it table
spoonful of lemon juice mixed
with two tablespoonfuls of boil
ing water and a teaspoonful of
sugar. The ham should be turned
once in this sauce. Serve with
seedless oranges prepared as fol-
lows: Remove the skins from
four seedless oranges, cut them
in very thin slices and divide
these slices into quarters. Place
in an enameled ware bowl which
will not affect or be affected by
this citrus fruit and season with
two teaspoonfuls of sugar, the
remaining juice Of the lemon, a
quarter of teaspoonful of salt.
and an eighth of a teaspoonful
of white pepper. Let them stand
half an hour before serving. The
oranges should, of course, be pre--
pared before the ham is cooked.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
STUFFED CABBAGE

/ large cabbage
Chopped ham or other cold meat
(about 2 cupfuls)
Soup stock to moisten
Salt and pepper
Buttered bread crumbs.
Boil the cabbage for Is min
utes in salted water. Remove
from the water, drain and put on
a towel to dry. Make enough of
the mixture of the cold meat,
seasonings, and soup stock to
stiff the cabbage. Open the cab
bage in the center by spreading
the leaves and then fill with the
mixture. Cover the top with
buttered bread crums and bake
in q moderate oven (350 to ESQ
deg. FL for about 80 minutes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
SUNSHINE CHIPS
AS GOOD AS THEY SOUND

This novel carrot sweet is a
delicious and pretty conserve to
serve with roast meat-especial-
ly during the winter months
when preserves help so much to-
ward the finishing touches of
meal. 1t is best made from rather
mature carrots-those that have
assumed deep rich golden
shade.
Pare the carrots and cut them
into the thinnest waferlike slices
and allow three-quarters of
pound of sugar to each pound Of
vegetable; also half a cupful of
lemon juice. Place the carrot
slices in layers in an enameled
ware preserving kettle, sprin-
king the layers with the sugar.
Pour the lemon juice over all and
leave stand for "a hours. The
porcelain-like surface of enam-
eled ware being proof against
vegetable and fruit acids, there
will be no danger of the carrots
becoming in the least discolored
or affected in any way during
the marinating process. Then
add water just to cover and drop
in a few pieces of green ginger
root scraped, cleaned and cut in
slices. Simmer till tender and
allow to cool. Set aside in the
enameled ware preserving ket-
tie for three days. After that
drain the syrup from the carrots
and cook it slowly till very thick.
Then arrange in sterilized jars.
pour the hot syrup over them
and seal when cool.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
PRUNE PUDDING
DE LUKE

Mothers who realize the neces-
sity of including prunes in their
children's diet and have diff
Guilty in making them eat them,
will welcome this excellent pud-
ding. And even the grown-ups
will find it tempting dessert.
Cook the prunes in an enam-
eled ware saucepan as usual and
allow them to cool. Pour one pint
of hot milk over one-half cupful
of dried bread crumbs and let
stand an hour or so. Then add
one cupful of prune juice, two
slightly beaten eggs, one-quarter
teaspoonful salt, one tablespoon
full melted butter and one-eighth
teaspoonful each of nutmeg and
cinnamon. Stir in one cupful of
the cooked prunes cut in pieces
the size of raisins. Place in an
enameled ware baking dish.
which can be used also as a serv-
ing dish because of its china
like and dainty appearance. Bake
until Drowned and set, and serve
with hard sauce or cream for the
adults.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
THOUSAND ISLAND
DRESSING

2 tablespoons green pepper
2 tablespoons red pepper or pi-
mentO
1 tablespoon onions
l hard-cooked egg
l tablespoon catsup
2 tablespoons chill sauce
/ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1s teaspoon salt
a teaspoon paprika
IL cup of cream
y cup mayonnaise
Chop vegetables and egg fine
and mix with catsup, sauce and
seasonings. When ready to serve
mix gently with cream, whipped
stiff. Mayonnaise.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
HOME MADE CHILL
SAUCE

This is a good time to buy to-
matoes for preserving. The sea-
son for them is about over and
there are plenty that can not be
used for slicing which are to be
had at a reasonable price. Very
ripe tomatoes are especially de-
sirable for chill sauce, which can
be served with meat or used to
flavor gravies or soups.
Wash and quarter 10 quarts OF
tomatoes, place them into a large
enameled ware preserving kettle.
the vitreous surface of which
will not be affected by the to-
matoes. Simmer until they draw
their own juice, then boil for an
hour. Press through an enameled
ware colander so that the skins
are removed. Then add the fol
lowing, chopped fine; one stalk
of white celery, two dozen
onions, two green peppers and
one dozen red, hot peppers. Also.
three cupfuls granulated sugar.
one cupful of salt and one cup
of vinegar. Blend thoroughly.
Tie one-half pound of mixed
picking spices in cheese cloth
and boil in the mixture gently
for four hours. Bottle while hot
and seal securely.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16

spices; cream butter until waxy;
add sugar gradually, beating
well. Add beaten egg yolks
molasses, vanilla, melted choco-
tela and flour, beating until
smooth. Combine fruit and cake
batter; when we'll mixed, fold in
the stiffy beaten white of eggs,
and the dissolved soda. Line a
baking pan with CREASED paper,
pour in the cake batter and bake
in a very slow oven about two
hours.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
November. 1924
NEssELRODE PUDDING

/ cup French chestnuts
1 cup granulated sugar
Yolks 8 eggs
" pint cream
Il lb. mixed candied fruits
l cup almonds
~ cup pineapple (drain)
" tablespoons maraschino or
tablespoons sherry
Il teaspoon vanilla
Remove shells from chestnuts,
put them in boiling water min
utes then into cold water. Take
off skins. Boil the blanched
chestnuts until tender. Put u
through sieve. Blanch almonds.
Chop fine and pound.
Cut candied fruits and chest
nuts into dice. Pour over mar
aschino and let stand. Put into
pan cup sugar and 4 cup boiling
water, stir, let boil minutes
until syrup.
Beat egg yolks. Pour into
thin syrup. Cook until thick.
Remove and turn in. beat
chestnuts, almonds, vanilla fla
voring and freeze. Put in mold.
Serve with whip cream.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
HERMITS

6 tablespoons shortening
" cup sugar
/ egg
II cup molasses
Il cup milk
1A cups flour
2 teaspoons Royal Baking
powder
"A teaspoon soda
1s teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon cinnamon
/ cup seeded raisins.
Cream shortening; add sugar.
eggs and molasses; mix well. Add
milk slowly. Sift flour, Royal
Baking powder, soda. salt and
cinnamon together. Add to mix
ture. Mix in raisins. Drop by
spoonfuls onto very slightly
CREASED tins. Bake at 800 with
oven door left slightly opened,
about nine minutes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
NUT SPICE CAKE

y cup shortening
" cups sugar
3 eggs (beaten separately
l cup milk
3 cups flour
teaspoons baking powder
"A teaspoon salt
y teaspoon cinnamon
y teaspoon nutmeg
X teaspoon cloves
l cup chopped walnut meats
! teaspoon vanilla
Cream shortening, add sugar,
egg yolks, alternate with milk.
Add flour sifted with baking
powder, salt and spices and
mixed with nuts. Fold in egg
whites, flavor and bake one hour
in a moderate oven. 1
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16

ually. Sift the flour and baking
powder and add to the butter
mixture alternately with the
water. Beat with an open spoon
three minutes.
Stir in the chopped nuts and
vanilla. Beat the egg whites
very stiff and fold in carefully.
Bake in a loaf tin in a moderate
oven, 400 deg, for as minutes,
or in shallow pan for about 30
minutes.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-11-16
SPICE CAKE

" cup butter
u cups sugar
q cup water
2 cups pastry flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
a egg whites
l cup chopped alnuts
/ teaspoon vanilla
Cream the butter AID add the
sugar gradually, beating contin-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-18

PERDIDA; Entire la Gale Los Baiios
y McCleary sauturce, una perra Ane-
ricana. color amarillo, raza de lobo,
con collar, SO llama Peggy y ticns ma
cicatriz en- una pata. La paIicia MOTIF
hcada pero gratifcars Ia persona
que de informes donde esta. Telefono
5s1, san Juan. g. rs
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oPoRTUNiDAD PoR AUSENCIA Sc
vENDE hermosa residencia en- Ell Con-
dado, Ave. Mercedes, Stop 451a, mo-
derna construction. toda de concrete,
con cinco habitaciones, comedor, sala,
cocina, banjo espl6ndido y doble SER
vicio sanitario para la servidumbre.
Garage de concrete y cuarto anexo,
patio andaluz en- Ell centric de la casa.
1850 metros solar. Precio $16,500 90
netos tomando de S5 600. 90 $40 900
de prorto v Ell resto en- hipoteca CO.
modidad al s96 anual. Dirijase GUAM
to antes a M. b., Box 437 0 tel6fono
aga. San Juan. 7--S
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NECEsITO agentes en- todos Los pue-
bios de "a isla, para negocio serio Y
lucrative. Indispensables referencias.
Escrfba ar Castillo. Adjuntas.
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Sc vENDE Casa en- Avenida San Jor-
ge, Parada 43, recien construida en-
concrete, con 326 metros de solar, 4
habitaciones, sala, comedor, cocina, SER
vicio sanitario doble, garage depar-
tamento para servicio. Informara te-
lefono 975 azul, calle, Salvador Pratts
No. At, santurce. 6-23.
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MUEBLEs A PLAzos: Juegos para
sala MARIA TERESA, imitacion al
pals; Jnegos de Mimbre, Tocadores, Ro
pcros todo 10 Que I'd. puede desear
en- muebles. Traiga cuaIQuier cantidad
de dfnero y le amueblaremos su casa,
Ell resto 10 pagara a plazos c6motlos..
ventas para la isla.fLa Joya del Ifo-
gar Inc. Box 22s, Gallo del Cristo
No Is. san Jiian, n b. 7-12
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INSTITUTE DE vERANoa En- la ca
sa mas moderna de Rio Piedras, Ter
Ger Piso Edifcio villarnil, plaza prin-
cipal SO dara llospedaie senoritas.
Diriiase: P. v. de Padilla. GA
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vENDO CASA MADEIRA, tiene saia,
tres dormitorios, comedor, cocina, CARA
ge y solar de 312 motros $1,000. Infor-
imaran en- la misma. Gale Parque No.. 5
Rio Fiedras 6-26
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Sc ALQUILA PoR s25 90 casa nueva
cerca de los bados del mar a diez mi
nutos de Ia parada IA, Gale Lola,
No, $50. Telefono Sol rojo santur-
ce 6---24.
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GANGA POR S1,1o0 contado $4,000
hipcteca vendo casa grande, de made
ra con solar casi 700 metros, centrica,
dos pasos Stop 42I2. Informaran Ca
lie Parque 94. Cd.
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Sc ALQUTLA: piso principal &c ia
casa Sol SO. entire Cruz Y san Jasto,
$50 mensuaies Informcs Tel. 11~5 TO-
10, Santnrco. Ga
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Tengo para la venta un lote de
maquinas de escribir de las tomadas
en- cambio de los siguientes tanlaiics
y marcas.
/ Underwood No. 3-20'
Remington No. 10
! Oliver No. s
5 Oliver No. 6
venga Y v6alas estan repafadas
listas para usarlas. el precio es nl,iJ
bajo.
Telefono 355, San Jose 81.
Ell BRUJo oJEDA. Advt
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CAMPEUNATo INsULAR DE gAg-
KET BALL EN- Ell. EDIFICIo DE LOS
CABALLERos DE COLON EN- Ell
CoNDADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-18

| Sc quemaran vistosos fuegos artificial
les, segun sigue:
Ia. tanda de a g.
cohetes de Bombas Reales
G cohetes de lagrimas de colorea.
rusda de vsTiaci6n.
G cohetes brillantea.
6 cohetes cometas.
/ rleda de relampagos
cohetes mariposas.
celletes de lluvia de orc.
l canastillo giratorio. ternInando
con un volcan.
cohAtes llor6n.
6 conetes paragsias.
aspas giratorias, con cuatro pecos
terminando con fuegos electricos.
cohetes de pitos.
cohetes tornasol.
/ erlazado de seis ruedas con chis-
peros electricos.
cohetes culebrillas.
cohetes de escarcha electrica.
cohetes de bombas reales.
2 globos.
4 botellas.
torbellinos.
luces de Bengala.
"a. Tanda de 8 q 10.
| cohetes de bombas reales
cohetes de ensalada de colores
! rueda doh1e grande.
cohetes brillantes.
6 cohetes relampagos.
/ piramide giratoria, terminando en-
una fuente.
6 cohetes paragias.
6 co1etes bateria.
1 triangulo terminando en- una Pal
mera.
cohetes lloron.
cohetes nuvia de fuego.
mosaico de rueda Y chisperos ter
ninando con las Catasatas del Niagara.
6 cohetes de lluvia electrical.
| 6 coheteS paracaida.
1 Cuadro San Juan Bautista. Ele-
gante.
| 12 cohetes de bombas reales.
2 globos.
ruedas voladoras.
4. botellas y,
i luces de bengala.
NoTA: Ell dla % dia del Sa ito
Patron de San Juan, San Juan Bau-
tista aunque no es dia de fiesta otcial
permaneceran cerradas todo 81 dia las
| oficinas del Gobierno, los Bancos. el
Concrete y la Industria. st
! CAMPEUNATO INsULAR DE BAg
KET BALL EN- Ell. EDIFICIo DE LOS
! CABALLERos DE COLON EN- Ell
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Ola "a DE JUNO tMARrEs,

"DIA DE SAN JUAN
ga. m. Misa solemne en- La Santa
Iglesia Cathedral, donde oficiara eI
Obispo, Monsefior Caruana.
10, p. m. Desafio de 'tBase BALI en-
Ia Liga, (Parada 7 12 entire los teams
Humacao'' Y "San Juan Athletics :.
8 p. m. Regatas en- la bahia, con pre-
mics a los vencedores:
L. Regatas de botes de vsla.
e. Regatta de yolas.
s. Regatta remos.
A. Regatta de botes de motor.
8 p. m. Grandes carreras de caballos
en- Las casas Racing Park, otor-
ga1dose la copa ''san Juan Bautista :
en- la carrera que Sc dara con caballos
del pals.
$50 p. m. Gran desafio de Ease
Ball en- la Liga, entire los teams ''Iu.
macao "San Juan Athletics, don
de Sc adjudicara la Copa de Campeo-
nato de San Juan Bautista al team
vencedor.
tLos dos desafios de esta iga ten
dram, ademas de la copa, III. plemio).
8 p. M Gran Bale de Etiqueta en- el
Casino de Puerto Rico.
8 p. m. Retreta doble, en- los terre-
nos del Parque Muhoz Rivera, donde
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Sc VENDE en- la Avenida TAFT casa
con saia, comedor, dormitorios, CO.
tina, cuarto de banjo, dcrmitorio, SER
vicio sanitario para criados y garage.
Doy dinero en- hipotcca. Informara la
Vda. de Iriarte, Gale Los Bafios No. 8,
telefono 1853 Santurce. Cd
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Los equipos de Basket Ball: Baya-
mon, General Cord, Neverbreak, Y. M.
+, c. A.. Ballajar Star ell K of G. Sc
reunieron en- Ell poetico edificio de los
Caballeros de Colon, para acordar las
bases de un eampeonato insular de
Basket Ball. Entire los acuerdos toma-
dos, esta ell de invitar los equipos de
la isla por medic de la prensa para
que tomen parte todos aquelios que
reunan las condiciones que requieren
los estatutos de la institution. Entire
los principales acuerdos esta Ell de
darle al equipo que salga triunfante
una copa de plata y una inedalla de
orc a cada jugador de este equipo. Al
equipo que haga segundo trrno, una
medalla de plata cada uno de al
clos jugadores.
Los entusiastas directories de tan be-
lemsrita institution Sres. Penagarica-
no v Romualdo Garcia, piersan con
estos campeonatos alentar ell espirttu
atletico en- la isla. Fomentando estos
! magnificos deportes ayudan a toda una
juventud en- su preparation para ser
ciudadanos ejemplares del inaiiana
Tambien han estado iiltimamente pre-
parando otro campeonato de Basket
Ball Juniors, de jugadores de catorce
diez y ocho amos, con las nlisrnas
condolences reglas que Ell de los adui
tos. La organization de este tltimo ha
de ser IN verdadero hit entire la jul.
ventud colombina.
Ell viernes dia veinte de JUNO
las ocho medic de la noche sera la
Ultima reunion de los capitanes de los
.eauipos que han de tomar- parte en-
este canpeonatc. A ella deben asistir
todos los interesados.
MARIO.
Nota de la Reduction: Estos juegos
que han de celebrarse, verdaderamen-
te los mas importantes de la tempora-
da de Basket Ball, necesitan de un
buen reporter que los analice Impair
eia,mente, dici6ndonos a la vez las
buenas y malas cualidades de cada ju-.
gador y del equipo que pertenece.
Para clio hemos escogido a I'm ex-
perto en- ell deporte ell popular MA
RIO. que nos habra de relatar estos
iuegos, tai como el los observa
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cianos Degamparados, donde SO hara
10 mismo que en- el de Ancianos, ha-
hIando los srss. Alcaraz y Larroca.
6 p. m. Juegos -populares en- la Ca
lie de la Luna:
L. Partido de Voliey Ball en- Ell
Patio de Ia Escuela "Baldorioty de
Castro.
e. Carreras pedestres.
B. Gallina ciega.
A. Team de sogas.
o. Palo ensebado
s p. m. Alborada por las GALES dc
San Juan, tcrminando en- las Pleas.
p. m. Gran Bale de Sociedad en-
el Teatro Municipal.
Ola 90 DE JUNO (DoMINao)
8 a. m Misa solemne en- la Santa
1gle9la Catedral.
p m. Bale Infantil en- el Teatro
Municipal.
8 p. m. Foot Ball en- ell Escambr6n,
disputandose la Copa San Juan Bau-
tista, que actualmente posee Ell Equipo
Real San Juan con ell Espafa.
s p. m. Procession de Corpus Christi,
que recorrera las principales Gales &c
la ciudsd.
8 p. m. Retreta doble por las ban
das del Eegimiento Y Municipal Ell
la Plaza 'Baldorioty de Castro
p. m. Empezara un Triduo. dedi-
cado San Juan, en- la Santa Iglesia
Cathedral.
p. m. Gran Bale de confansa en-
ell Casino Espanol.
8 m. Gran Bale de ArtesanoS
en- Ell Teatro Municipal.
OLA % DE JUNO (LUNEs>
2 p. m. Desafio de Base Ball er
Ell Campo del MORO, entire los teams
Army 'San Juan Giants. ad
judicandose un buen premio al team
vencedor.
8 p. m. Gran simulacro de 5omha.
ros en- la Parada 1f2, otorgandost
diplomas y pre,nios a aquellos mem
bros del Cuerpo. acreedores euo. 4
Sc obsequiara al Cuerpo de Boalbe
rcs, Miembros de la Prensa otrai
personaiidades que concurran al sitic
del simulacro.
4:3O p. m. Gran Parada Militar er
Ell Campo del Morro, con ejerciclo
fisicos. sp
8 p. m. segunda noche del Tridat
en- la Santa Cathedral.
8 p. m. Gran Retreta en- 81 Parqu,
Borinquen, donde Sc quemaran yistasoi
cohetes.
8 p. m. GRAN BALE MTSTERIo
so Ell Ell Teatro Municipal patroci
nado por las distinguidas damas y ca
balleros que fornan Ell Coinite de II
sociedad Protectora de Mendigos, e
! producto del cual sera dedicado al AZ
10 que dicha sociedad tiene establecidl
en- Bayam6n.