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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
LOCAL H. s. GRID
STARS HONORED
Fifteen Players TO Get
Medals From Purdue,

A representative group Of fifteen
football players from Manual. Short
ridge and Technical High Schools
was selected Tuesday at luncheon at
the SEVERN of the Purdue Alumni
Association Of indianapolis. The To-
cal high school grid coaches and rep
resentatives from thPee local news
psTers we're present rs judges.
The players selected were as fol-
lows:
Ends--RusseN Gift lTechl Leon HINT
;on tMaauaU, Harry overtreo tshort-
Tsciles-Boyd Hickman fTeohl. Edward
ElcSmann Manual willard Bray tTerhl
r Ouarq1:=--John Biiiiug-ley manual
Duane Hicks TECH
Center-Gubert Malone Manual
Quarter-W .lbur Noll fM4nua9
Esives-paul Balav tT--a1. Fo-r. Sc
HiFgs tManuap. Marvin Cochrane t&au-
Fun Back-Pam Harren crech). Cls.
ford Wilson fTreht
The fifteen players viii receive
medals from the Purdue alumni az
q dinner TO be held on Dec 10 ar
the SEVERN roof garden az $50 p. n.
a gala time is planned. with Attn
lrllc lflFrelpf y. A. Kellogg or tir-
due Harry Leslie. alumni field sec
rotary. and Coach Phelan Of the
Boilermaker football team among
the houored guests. The four Pur-
due senior gridders. Claypool.
Worth. Wellman and Bahr. and
Harmeson, former Manual athlete.
who starred this year at Purdue. VIII
be present.
Bylaws Of the Purdue Alumni A
ISOLATION Of indianapolis confne the
selection Of high school football
medal winners to three schools
Manual Tech and Shortridge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

Coaches, managers and Confer
ence officials Will meet Saturday to
arrange the schedules and consider
revision Of several rules. North
western. Ohio State. Michigan and
Minnesota viii announce the book
ing OF non-Conference games when
the meeting opens and request the
officials to arrange the 1925 program
without Interference with their
plans it IS reported.
Other member teams win oppose
the wishes Of these schools vigor-
ously it is said. IL atteI1pts are made
to place them at q disadvantage for
early-season games against strong
teams. in order that the non-Con-
ference games can be played.
Determination to play non-Confer-
ence games has been increased by
the popularity Of intersectional con-
tests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

One is the back guard job. held
by Fred Wellman for the past two
years. and the other the floor guard
post. which Will be taken care OF
again by winston Robbins Both
of these men have won letters for
the past two seasons, and, barring
injuries. are expected to be main
stays Of The outfit again this year.
Three Stars Missed
The battle for the forward and
center positions. left vacant by the
graduation Of Gullion and Tavis,
and the absence Of SpradHug. 1924
high point man in the Big Ten. on
account of poor health is q great
one, and it viii be some little time
before Lambert has decided VINO
is who"
The men who are in the running
for the places now include Neuman.
Harmeson. Huesyon. jolly. Taube,
Stetter and Seeley. all fast forward
men and fairly consistent basket
shots
Centers and Guards
q
Cling for the pivot position honor.
They are Craner. Still. Wright. Yoos
and Phend. The guards who are
preparing 70 understudy We.lman
and Robbins are EIgsby. Hartman
and Taylor.
With the opening game OF the
season. Dec. 16. with Rose Poly. less
than two weeks away. hard daily
scrmmages are in order for the
Boilermakers.
The schedule:
Dec. I6 Rose Poly az Lafayette. Dec
10. Franklin a. Lafayette. Jan. . De
PAW az Lafayette. Jan 9 Iowa Al Iowa
City. Jan IA Michigan al Lafayette Feb
I Indiana AZ Bloomington. Feb = Mime
sofa al Minneapolis Feb IA Iowa al La
fayette FeH LIB Minnesota AZ Lafayette.
Feb 20 Michigan AZ Ann Arhur. Fob %
Wisconsin ~ Madison. Feb q. Indiana A.
Lafayette. March % Illinois ~ Lafayette.
Na-c1 0. Illinois at Croaua March IL
Wisconsin at lafayette
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
MORE SEATSFOR
|. BASKETBALL FANS
That Is the Big Idea fa
Tabernacle Project.

Definite plans for changing t1Ss
inside supports OF Cadle Tabernacle
in order 70 stage basketball games
there have not been made but It
is likely this work will be under
aiken shortly
Several different arrangements
have been suggested. hut the idea
which seems to be favored IS to
place the playing floor platform in
the center Of the building. This
would give a seating capacity Of ap-
proximately $500
If the details Of the proposed net
court ara worked out satisfactorily
the project should be a big boost to
basketball. At present there is no
satisfactory downtown hall for col
.lege and high school games.
Tornlinson Hall cannot take care
If the throngs which wish 70 see
rivalry struggles. There are people
who stay away from Tomlinson Hall
who would go to a game staged
where conditions were more salts
factory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

What does Knute Rockne think
about 1t?
I'll say this for him, he isn't at
all worried on the surface at least.
He treats the situation as a football
condition that is liable to confront
any coach.
There isn't any sense in worry
ing about next year unit! It
comes" says Rockne.
"Notre Dame is destined TO have
a loser now and then like every
other institution. Some of the
greatest coaches the game ever
has produced have had their lean
years. Certainly | shouldn't com
plain if one or more Of them
should befal me.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
N1Irm1i Declines

Rr Wa Scrricc
T~TEW YORK. Dec. 3.--It is
TN now a sure thingAmeri-
IL ca will not get to see a
repetition Of the thrilling
Olympic race between Pavvo
Nurml and Willie RItola in the
5000 meters.
Nurmi is known as the iron
man Of the track. due TO his
endurance feats. But America
must be content to see him in
the minor events. Nurmi will
cOEfine his running in America
70 the miles and the mile and a
half,
Ritola is said to be willing to
meet MS countryman in the
longer races. but Nurmi viii
have none of II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

and Hunsinger, ends, and such
sterling forwards as Bach, Kiser,
Weibel and Rip Miller, all pass out
Of the NOtre Dame football picture.
The remainder Of the twenty
three letter men were first-string
and second-string substitutes.
Rockne Is prepared for the
worst, but far from being resigned
to a bad year that looms just
ahead.
And it is just probable the mir
acle worker of NOtre Dame VIII
overcome the obstacles that are
now staring him in the face and
turn out another winner that will
be the talk Of the football world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

BIZ Cnttcd Press
rV1EW YORK, Dec. 3.-The
L1N f%aI most st T '99 PilAG pl ayr
er in the National League,
which went to Dazzy Vance.
Brooklyn pitcher, has aroused
criticism
Branch Hickey, manager Of
the ST. Louis Cardinals, ex-
pressed the opinion that Rogers
Tornsby his star, second base
man, who ran second in the
voting, should have been given
the prize. lie said ne didn't
see how the writer's figured
Vance was more valuable than
his star.
Vance is a great pitcher, but
give me Hornsby." John Mc-
Graw said when he was told
about the result Of the CON
test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
SCHREIBER COMES
BACK TO INDIANS
IN PLAYER DEAL
Bush Gives Campbell and
Blessing to Columbus for
Vet ShortStop.

Indianapolis baseball fans were
delighted today when they learned
M~nk Schneider. local resident. had
49, obtained in trade arranged
by Manager Bush during the minor
league meeting AZ Hartford Conn.
Bush traded Tnhelders Campbell
and Blessing to Columbus for the
former Tribe veteran and Indian
boosters believe Ovnie put across a
good deal. OF course Bush realized
he gave UP something when he cut
loose Of Blessing. because It IS
known he was very we'll pleased
with the actions Of the former But
Ter College player during the late
games Of 1924
ShOrtstop Needed
There IS money fl young bail
players Of promise. and Blessing is
OF that type However. the Indians
need a shortstop and due TO the
fact a player of known ability could
not be purchased. II became neces-
sary FOR Bush to give up something
in order to FIJI the gap on the in
field.
Johnny Jones. obtained from
Brooklyn last season, was recalled
by the Dodgers.
Spud Campbell did not hit the bah
last season. and therefors was not
of much force with the Tribe. Per
haps he'll do a comeback with an
other club and go big, but that IS
chance any team takes when swing
ing a deal. It is necessary 10 gam
bic when making trades.
When Schreiher Left
Schneider was sold TO Columbus
three years ago and his departure
cost the Tribe many games. At that
time the Indians were on the point
of obtaining a shOrtstop from the
majors. hut We're blocked when the
a. leagues suddenly decided TO ig-
r. Class "A clubs because Of dit
ferences over the draft. Later the
draft matter was arranged to the
satisfaction Of all. bit Schneider was
beyond recall.
Now that Hank is back IN the old
home town, fans may expect some
rapid work on the infield.
Schmandt al first. Sticking 1T sec
ond. Hodapp at third. Schneider at
short. Looks pretty fair,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
BY BILLY EVANS,
NEA Serrice Writer

- BIG task is ahead for Coach
"A Knute Rockne of Notre
LII Dame. The designer and
developer Of the best football ma
chine Of 1924, the champions Of
The universe. Rockne has his work
cut out as he ponders over 1925.
In June Of next year, twenty
three letter men in football will be
graduated from Notre Dame.
That sure is enough woe to
make the most optimistic cuss
turn pessimist. 1t would provide
Gloomy Gil Dobie of Cornell
with a long line Of excuses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

Possibly it is we'll for a team
or individual to suffer occasional
reVerses. Winning is a much
easier dose to take than a losing
one. Constant success fits one for
only the rosy side Of life
A few hard knocks are a good
thing for any player or team. Life
isn't all sunshine An athletic re-
verse often brings out that fact
most conclusively.
Rockne loses his entire -Four
Horsemen" back field of Layden,
Miller, Crowley and Stuhldreher.
That In itself is enough to wreck
the team.
In addition Adam Walsh, cap
tain and crack center; Collins
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Nat Cracker

C7HE FEATH EHW EIGHT
II TOURNEY WAS a WON
1 uERFCL THING .
1T REVEALED TO THE WORLD
THERE IS a FIGHTER BY THE
NAME OF LOMBARDO.
OLD John Levi finally has finished
at Haskell. and nobody had to burn
the college to get him out either.
Perhsps Cornell could improve her foot
ball situation by hiring seheduie-makeI
with less optimism.
THE BOYS ARE SAYING FIRPO
WAS BADLY HANDLED .
HE CERTAINLY WAS BADLY
HANDLED BY MESSR9 DENI'-
SEY WILLS AND WEINERT.
IT,, VEN if there Is a shortage Of
+ nuts tho squirrels should
- worry. Walter Mails
is slated TO return to the big leagues
The difference between Jim Corbett and
act on IN theater.
Walter Camp says there is moth
ing new about the huddle system.
Any one who ever rode on
street car at $50 p III. knows
that.
New York ia making much ado
over an Italian bike racer who
trains on spaghetti. It's
just little things like this that dis
tInguish the metropolitan from the
yokels.
HOLDING is NOT ALLOWED
IN GIRLS BASKETBALL
YOU CAN'T EXPECT A FLAP
PER TO GET WORKED UP OVER
THAT KIND OF A GAME
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
A. A. u. LEAGUE AGAIN
Local Teams TO Play Schedule Start
ing in January.

The local A. A L. basketball
league viii be organized again this
year, according TO George Ljpps.
chairman Of the Indiana Kentucky
a. a. L. basket committee. Play
Will start IN January and run
through the first week in March.
Teams viii include the Hoosier A.
c.. South side Turner's. Communal
Club. St Joseph club Butler Sophs.
ana probably three others.
There is possibility the games
may be played in Cadle Tabernacle
as the management Ia contemplating
placing a floor in the center Of the
structure
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
5000 for Center Schools

Two hundred dollars is allowed the
center school for expenses out of
The gross. After allalegitimate ex-
p-us-s are paid the I. II. $. a. A. Will
receive per cent instead # 10.
a. l.. Trester would not give out
any statement today concerning the
trend Of the vote. but from various
sources IT seems assured the new
plan Of holding the sectionals Will
L. t.ntad unnn faNnrahlN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
BUTLER FIVE WINNERS


BV tHit'd Press
MARION, Ind, Dec 3.--The But
Ter College basket team Of Indian
apolis defeated the Keo Speed
Wagons local Independent team. %
90 26, here Tuesday night. The win
ners staged comeback In the final
period trailing at the half, l. 10 II.
Christopher Butler guard, made
five field goals in the last eight min
utes. The starting lineup for But
Ter was: Nipper and Wakefield, for
wards, Konold, center; Christopher
and Iarker. guards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
NEW |. u. SWIM COACH

By United Press
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dec. g.
Director Of Athletics Il. G. Clevenger
Tuesday announced the appoint
ment of Oscar Thorp as swimming
coach for Indiana University.
Thorp, who will assume charge Of
the Crimson tankmen Immediately,
boasts a formidable record Of Y. NJ.
c. A. swimming teams developed I'M
der his tutelage He has taught
swimming at Detroit. Council Bluffs
and Kokomo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
TURNER'S AT BRIDGEPORT


The South Side Turner's VIII open
the net season Thursday evening hy
taking ia the fas, Bridgeport five on
tho Bridgeport floor.
Babe Mitchell. Howard, Davis,
Carpenter and Barker have been
showing a keen eye for the loop and
have been setting q fast pace In AL
practice games. The defense IS well
taken care Of by Fberg. Bennett,
Brown and Thatcher
Next Sunday afternoon at o clock
the Turner's open their home
schedule Ivy taking on the Y. NJ. IT,
1T the Turner Hall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
TAYLOR IN BOUT HERE
Harter Signs Terre Haute Lad
Dec. s Show Cancelled.

Steve Harter. matchmaker Of the
Washington Athletic CLUB. has
Gyned Bud Taylor. Terre Hmte
Santom flash, to perform here New
Years day. Harter is seeking a
strong opponent for Taylor.
Harter has called off his flstic
show scheduled for next Monday
night. Dec. 8. He decided the city
had enough boxing for a while
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
MADDOX AND REYNOLDS
Cleveland Grappler to Meet Jack at
Broadway Dec. 10.

stranger Ernie Maddox viii
be Jack Reynolds next opponent on
the mat At the Broadway Theater-
The Cleveland grappler has been
signed to replace Tony Ross and
will endeavor 10 fasten his head
lock on Reynolds Wednesday night.
Dec. 10.
Maddox IS said to rely more on
crushing power than on skin. his
system being TO rush an opponent
and force openings for a deadlock.
The match VIII be held at the
completion Of the regular show. and
will consist of the two best falls
out OF three.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Old Jacks Come back

Bu JHitcd Press
Los ANGELES, Dec. SACK
Britton. former welterweight cham
p.on, advanced another step in the
comeback he is attempting when he
won the decision from Billy Vincent,
ex-Navy fighter, in a four-round bout
here Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Heavyweight Wrestling

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 3.-Hans Stein
ecke won what he considers the
right to meet Ed (Strangler) Lewis
for the heavyweight mat title when
he defeated Wladek Zbyszko here in
two falls out of three Tuesday night
The giant German beat the Pole in
the first and third falls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
BINGHAM YALE CAPTAIN

BIZ TDifed Press
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. a.
John Sheppard Bingham, Beach
hurst L. l.. was elected captain Of
the 1925 Yale football team Tuesday,
succeeding Winslow Lovejoy.
Bingham played end on the team
this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
River Ave. Bulldogs

A basketball team composed Of
former River Ave. Bulldog players
has organized under that name. City
teams having access to gyms call
Belmont O864-J and ask for Howard,
or address manager, S041a Marion
Ave. Mapletons, Morris St. M T.,
Y. p. C.s. s. S. Christians and Red
Crowns take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
WRESTLING AND BOXING
Entertainment Planned at Capitol i'm
Conjunction With Burlesume.

Harry Hirsch. burlesque show
manager Of Minneapolis, was In the
city today investigating possibilities
for the staging of professional wrest-
ling matches and amateur boxing
bouts at the Capitol Theater in con.
junction with stock burlesque he
plans to introduce here in the near
future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
GOLD FOOTBALL AWARDS


III WFTtW 7 ? U5d
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Dec. s.
capt. Herb Steger. Oak Park, Ill;
Harold Steele. Sioux City. Iowa, and
Ed Slaughter. Louisville, Ky, re
ceived gold footballs Tuesday from
the University Of Michigan In recog
milton Of three years service on the
Wolverine varsity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
TROUBLE POPS UP
IN BIG TEN RANKS
Hostility Threatens as Four Colleges Announce Determi
nation to Play Non-C0nference Features

CHICAGO Dec. 3<Hosle chickering's the 1925 West
Conference football schedules forecast today by
the reported determination Of four conference
the program their liking and make possible the
ntersectional contests they are negotiating for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Ohio State CaDtain

BIZ Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 3.--Letter
men of the Ohio State University
football team Tuesday night elected
Harold Cunningham to- captain the
1925 eleven. He is an end and his
home is at Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
JAP BlLLlARDIST HERE
Three Exhibitions on Program at
Coolers and I. y. 4.

The Jap billar1ist, Eatsuyama,
arrived in this city Tuesday night
for three exhibitions here today He
was TO appear At the Indianapolis a.
Q. at noon and n Coolers parl0rs
afternoon and night. The matches 1t
Coolers will consist II $50 points al
1872 balk-line ana twenty-five points
at three-cUshjons. Local cue experts
will oppose the visitor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Greensbnrg VS.. II. a. @.

The Greensburg Qnd9 Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball team will oppose the Hoo
sier A. c. five at the H. A c. gym,
Pratt and Meridian SITS. next Satur-
day night. The game will start at
SIS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
MERRY FIGHT FOR
- PURDUE NET TEAM
Forward and Center Positions Bone of Contention With
Candidates-WeIman and Robbins at Guards,

LAFAYETTE Ind, Dec. 3.-Seventeen candidates the
Purdue basketball squad survived the first slice engineered by
Coach Ward Lambert this week and poppy freeor-a scrap
in progress this number for places the Boernaker
quintet Only positions the appear fairly
this time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

Despite John McGraw's opinion.
Travis Jackson is not the best short
stop in the game. He's far too err
ratio 70 be so classed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
Rebellion Occurs

Original plans called for an equal
distribution If the tourney receipts
10 an teams regardless Of season
tickets sold. and gave the center
school. which held the meet. only
500 for expenses, Many Of the
larger institutions rebelIled and did
not ask for Journeys. There was SO
much satisfaction the board took
the mater up
In the new proposal the first half
Of the net receipts will be divided
pro rata, each school sharing equally
regardless of size or ticket sales. The
second half Of the net receipts will
he divided on the basis Of season
ticket sales, thus giving to schools
according 10 effort and interest IN
making the tourney q financial sue
cess.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
VOTE
ONNEW TOURNEY
PLAN PREDICTED
Last Day for Referendum
on H, S. PROPOSAL
Locals Want Change,

Principals of the indianapolis pub
lie high schools met Tuesday and
discussed the new plan submitted by
the |. II. s. A. A board Of control
as compromise measure as to the
method Of holding the sectional bas-
ket Journeys. The local schools are
ID favor of the new contracts.
The State board. after careful con
sderation, came TO the conclusion
the proposal passed at the annual
meeting in Indianapolis IN october
was not feasible and so has con
Quoted a referendum vote on a new
plan Bulletins and ears We're sent
to 100 principals, members of the
T. H. S. A. a, and today was the
final day votes could be mailed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

The Washington Senators Tuesday
made an offer for Jess Petty. Indian
anoliS pitching ace, but it was
turned down because players wanted
in exchange could not be delivered
by Manager Harris It is said Petty
/ is almost sure to go up in some sort
of q deal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

William NIcMicking. secretary Of
the pennant-winninc Saints. has or
gained a syndicate of St Paul husi-
ness men to bid for TIE club. John
Norton desires re sell. and It is said
NcMicking is almost certain 20 swing
the deal Nick Allen will be re-
tanned as manager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03

According to the opinion Of
number Of American Association
managers. the league would be bet
ter Off if T-mplres Murray and Fin
neran were given the gate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-03
StOUe League

r. ATCHER DIXON Of the St.
IL Paul team probably viii get
- chance in the majors. ac-
cording TO gossip from Hartford.
Conn where miuor league magnatos
are meeting. Dixon was with IN
dianapois three seasons He
couldn't bang the ball mere. but de
veloped into a fair swatter with the
Saints.
House and Farris. two young
southpaw pitchers, have been oh
tanned by Minneapolis Mike Kelley
plans many changes In his Miller
roster.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-19
-TNFORMA CION GENERAL-
MI AGRADEcIMIENTo

Sirvan estas 1ineas como expression
del mas profgndo agradeciuiento q
los amigos y amigas de este pueblo,
que supiercn estar a mi lado, ayudan-
do y confortando mi espiritu abatido,
en- la muerte de mi inolvidable esposo,
Alfredo Archilla Ramos, ocurrida el
seis de MARIO las siete y veinte de
la noclie del 1924.
A la vez he .recibido varias episto-
las v telegramas de condolencia de
amigos de la isla, y Quiero hacer pn-
blicamente mi gratitud mas sincera For
Ia atencion que .tuvieron conmigo en-
la hora suprema del infortunio.
Con gracias para todos de todos.
Providencia Cabrera, VIDA. Dc
Archilla.
Naranjito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-19

The Merry Wives Of Windsor over
ture, o. Nicolai. Orquesta.
Misty Moon vals, john Letters.
Debido a la cortesia de Elisa Doyle
Smith de Chicago. orquesta.
Composition poetica por el Lcdo. Ber-
ges Bordas (Dominicano). Recitacion
por su autor
Fox Trot de la zarzuela sTa Monte
ria'', j. Guerrero. Orquesta.
'sMayoria Danza Puertorriqueiaa,
y. M Campos. orquesta.
Needle Work Industry in Porto Ri
co... Dissertation en- ingles pov Mr.. Fe-
lix Rosenfeld.
.Passioneer. Walls. G. Montague. Or
questa.
Noticias information general.
'.I Was Your Man, But Was Don 9
Mean That / Am Now, Fox Trot Cor
zelman and Litcher. Orquesta.
Alicante, Pasadoble. A. Pefialva.
OrQuesta.