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Evening star., 1924-09-09
BLACK GOLD SCRATCHED
IN CONVICTION HANDICAP

CINCINNATI. September BLACK
Gold. winner of four derbies and
eligible for the Covington handicap.
feature race on the opening card at
Latonia Saturday, will not compete in
that race, it was said today
The horse is in training at Latonia
for the third international special race
in which the French horse, Epinard.
will run.
Evening star., 1924-09-09

Rosiniski. Francis Colbert. Ed Kelly.
Phllip Sheridan and Francis OSeil
Grogan, newcomer from Belmont.
y. C.. also is expected to land a reg
uiar berth. Charles Byrne, student
manager, hopes to schedule games
with all of the leading high school
md preparatory school elevens
Last year the preparatory schools
came in for their share of Iaurels
Gonzaga held the center of the stage
With the entry of st. Johns in the
1eid this year, foot ball should pro-
duce keener state Of rivalry
Business and Tech gridironers left
the city yesterday for their Today
conditioning campaign. The Manual
Trainers are a; the University of
Maryland. while the Stenographers
are stationed at Whiele. Va. Both
squads should return in fine condition.
ny the end OF next week all of the
high schools will be preparing for the
opening championship game, which
will get under way October IL when
Eastern and Tech clash in Central
Stadium. Coaches Kelly OF Central
Guyon of Eastern and Ahearn OF
Western are expected to muster their
squads several days before the school
opening.
Evening star., 1924-09-09

an impressive showing in the 125-
pound foot ball ranks last season.
intend TO get the jump on their
rivals this season. The players are
to report for practice Thursday at
5:45 o'clock at Seventh and o streets.
Trinity Juniors are to enter the
130- pound competition this year.
Challenges are being received by
Manager Earl Knott at West 1879.
A meeting will be held Friday night
a the clubhouse. Thirty sixth and y
streets.
Oiiveri. Joynes. Murray. Simons.
Cornell and Hoofnagle are expected
to display their wares in the Yo-
semitic backfield The Indians have
called a meeting tonight at 7:30
o'clock at 1913 B street northeast
Fort Humphreys eleven will pre-
sent three former West Point grid
ders this season-Moreland. center;
Clay and Andrews. backfeld men.
The soldiers were given their first
workout yesterday.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
GRIDIRCN PROSPECTS ROSY
HAT VIRGINIA INSTITUTIONS
Washington and Lee Loses Only One Varsity Player
and Gobblers Have Fine Freshman Material
TO Offset Loss of Three Regulars.
BY II. c. BYRD.
7ASHINGTON and Lee and Virginia Polytechr

WASHINGTON Lee
wv which o
yesterday with what brightest pros
Both
only have graduates from the 1928
greater part
varsity
Washington and Lee only
back. being about
V F. has
but the Backsbg
those that P perform
Evening star., 1924-09-09
DIEGEL NOW THIRD
IN ILLINOIS EVENT

WAL X EC.tN. H.. September 9.-A
dozen golfers representing all parts
OF the United states started the sec
ond 35 holes of the Illinois profess
S:onal championship at Glen Flora
Golf club today with "A chance of
scoring better than 800 for the tour
nament. Jock Rutchison of Chicago,
defending h s title, was At the bottom
OF this list with 152 strokes, gar
nered yesterday in the first two
rounds.
Eddie Loos of Chicago led the
field at the start of today'S play, hav-
ing scored two rounds in rar - yes
terday. Pressing him closely were
Leo DieR,l OF Washington and Jack
Blakes'ee of kenosha. Wis. with AS
strokes each
Evening star., 1924-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLASH IN OCTOBER

NEW YORK. September mike
McTigue will defend his worlds light
heavyweight title against Paul Ber-
lenbach hard-hitting New Yorker at
Madison Square Garden October 10
or Il, according to Tex Rickard.
Berlenbach has signed contract
and McTigue has agreed to terms
Evening star., 1924-09-09
YOUNG STRlBLING BOXES
GLEN CLlCKNER TONIGHT

COLUMBUS. Ohio. September p
Young Stribling.s Georgia schoolboy
boxer. was to arrive here TO-DAY for
l2-round bout tonight with Glen
Clickner, GAINESVILLE middleweight.
Clickner was substituted for Billy
Britton, originally scheduled to meet
Stribling, when Stribling refused to
make l6S pounds for Britton, who
weighs 155. Clickner has fought three
draws with Britton. Both otriblins's
father and mother were said to be
en- route here with him from New
York
Evening star., 1924-09-09
INTERIOR CRIDS EXPECT
ANOTHER BANNER SEASON

INTERIOR Departments championship ball eleven intends
in 1924 with
memorable Mohawk
Mercury DR. D. the
announced
uar His optimism somewhat justified after glance at the
Zube Bill
adorned Georgetown University uniforms considered
hiring ONE lis Near.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
ST. JOHNS DUE FOR BOOM
In ATHLETICS THIS SEASON

q /. JOHNS COLLEGE. which great athletic
revival. hopes II ball
- basket ball field this completion their
athletic building which includes spacious gymnasium swimming
pool and euns the ST Johns athletes
the than before history 1t is ex-
pected be
l.
The Johns
o Brotl Elwarn. athle director
Evening star., 1924-09-09
YANkS AND BRTTONS MEET
In FIRST OF THREE GAMES
Crowd of 10000, Including Prince of Wales, Ex-
pected to Witness Opening Cash-Visiiors
Handicapped by Loss of Lacey.

EW YORK September 9-Ameca England
VI each 1885, will today Mcadowbrook
OF three polo matches the o
for the American big the will
coloru background
ycaro Of essi i've athletic
OF Wales.
Perhing( Attorney General Stone Seae Hoover. Wallace Davis
Evening star., 1924-09-09

The English team, whose form in
practice games during the last few
weeks has been mediocre. will be fur
ther handicapped by the absence of
it's star back and captain, Louis La
cey, who. after being kept out Of
most of the practice sessions with An
injured shoulder. was stricken this
week with an attack Of shingles.
The American quartet has shown in
creased effectiveness in each practice
game and will be d heavy favorite in
today's contest.
The following lineup for todays
game. which begins at o'clock, has
been announced
Evening star., 1924-09-09

But Interior has suffered one blow.
Dinty Hughes, one of last years men,
has cast his lot with the Mohaw wks
this season. Dinty is regarded here
as one of the best gridders in this
section.
The Interior candidates are to hold
their first meeting tomorrow night
at o'clock on the second floor of
405 Fifth street. In addition to the
four men named above. DR.. Butz eH-
pects the following to be on hand:
Cuoney. Van Meter. Smith, Hend-
ricks. Clark, Pryor. Parker, Atteya.
Springston, McAllister. GoshnelI, Cash
ell. Jack and Marty Williams.
Mercury and Mohawk gridders al
ready have started conditioning
themselves They are hot after the
scalp of Interior, and the fans here
can expect some lively doings when
the campaign gets under way next
month.
Fred &. Hendricks will coach the
Friendship Athletic Club again this
season The team worked out for
the first time yesterday at Fifth and
I. streets, and it promises to give the
I10-pound teams here some real op-
position.
Southern Props were to be sent
through the PAGES today at o'clock,
at Third and y streets southwest
Twenty-three likely-looking candi-
dates turned out for first practice
last Sunday.
Kanawha Juniors, who made such
Evening star., 1924-09-09

America. Position. Great Britain.
]. Watson Webb No. l. Mi w .Ki-kwood
Thcs Hitchcock, jr. Eo.2. Nj C .Phpps -Hornby
Malcolm Stevenson. Eo.3. Nj +. E. HurndaIl c}
Dew. hilburn tc). Back. Maj Z. G Atkinson
Referee-Czrleton P. Burke. UmpireS-
Capt. Wesley White. for America: Col. v
Keighley for Grea. Britain. Timekeeper
William H. Recap of Phila delpha and j.
Eugene Geer Of Hampstead. N. Y.
Although rain fell early today. off
cials Of the Meadowbrook Club said
after viewing the field, that the game
would go on at o'clock. The play
ing surface was said to be in good
condition.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
COLDSTEIN KEEPS BANTAM
TITLE In BOUT WITH RYAN
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK September 9The attendance the Godstein Ryan
bout Brooklyn which Abe successfully defended his
world title the promoters because
OF its manes those who have been watch
the boxing the few months The fans want the
nothing did well odse
and the AS of fact Goldsteln harder
the bout did
Evening star., 1924-09-09
COOGAN IS OUTPOINTED.

NEW ORLEANS. La, September 9.
Basil Galiano of New Orleans out
pointed Mel Coogan of Boston in a
15-round bout here last night and
won an easy decision.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
PRIDES WIN A PAIR.

Pride of Arlington Athletics took
both ends of a double header, down
ing the Mount Pleasant nine, Il to ..
and the Virginia Quick Steps. to 3.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, Va. September
9.-The Potomac River was clear and
the Shenandoah muddy this morning.
Evening star., 1924-09-09
d. E. Ned) Sawyer Tells:

the important which have have had fight
the last ditch order In the 1920
Metropolitan championship like the Western
which have described
This decided the Apa"am Club hnasts being Gardiner
~ White OF Nassau myself We all
Evening star., 1924-09-09

were all even at the end OF So holes.
not disturb my confidence. ] played
without the slightest strain and holed
a birdie for the title
OF course. | was tickled to death
that | didn't leave d stymie for White.
copyright. 1874
Evening star., 1924-09-09

Kanawha Juniors, who made such
Evening star., 1924-09-09

Ieorge Wa~hing1on'S squad takes
the held tomorrow. AS in the case
or Catholic University. the Hatchet-
ties probably will have out the best
OF all squads that have worn their
colorS within the last - years.
Evening star., 1924-09-09

Eddie EckIes. former Central half
miller, is due to attend Lafayette,
while Zieeler, another Blue and White
track athlete, plans to cast his lot
with Johns Hopkins. Joe Heehan.
one of the Tech foot ball stars last
year is scheduled to enter the fresh
man class at Georgetown.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

ed immigration. Advocating his
amendment to the immigration bill
pending in the Senate for exclusion
or Japanese on lines similar to the
Johnson bill, Senator Shortridge, re-
publican, California, assailed the
gentlemen's agreement" with Japan
and declared it had failed to work to
the best interests of the Pacific coast.
Amendment Adopted.
The Senate later adopted, without a
record vote, an amendment, approved
by the immigration committee, TO re-
store students to the class exempted
from the quota count. 1t was OPP
posed by Senator Shortage and other
western senators.
Representative Raker, democrat,
California, and Miller, republican,
Washington, contended in the House
that the provision in the Johnson bill
which would bar entry for permanent
residence of aliens ineligible for citi-
zeuship was needed to cope with the
veXing racial problem on the west
coast.
More than fifty members of the
House presented their views on the
provisions and policy laid down in
the Johnson bill.
The opposition was for the most
part against those sections which
would fix immigration quotas at per
cent, based on the 1890 census, in
stead of per cent on the 1910 CEN
sus, as now prevails
Evening star., 1924-04-09
HEADS FURNITURE MEN.
L. L. Valentine of Chicago Is
Named by Manufacturers.

ASHEVILLE, n. c.. April 81. Il
Valentine, Chicago, was elected pres
ident Of the National Association of
Upholstered Furniture Manufacturers
at the closing session of the annual
convention here Yesterday. George G..
OConnor of indianapolis was elected
vice presiden: William Sultan, Chi
cago. treasurer, and A. p. GorreH,
Chicago. chairman of the executive
committee
Evening star., 1924-04-09
SUSPECT PYROMANIAC
STARTED $4OO, 900 FIRES
Baltimore Police Seek Convict Re
Gently Released After Serving
Arson Sentence.
specinl Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 9.--PoIice he
lieve that a pyromaniac is respon-
sible for three fires mere within the
past few days entailing loss of
100000 and are searching for an ex-
convict recently released from a New
York prison, where he served a term
for arson, who is believed to have
come to Baltimore.
The Harlem Park Methodist Episcopal
Church, the Carriage and Toy Com
pany's plant, on Pratt street, and the
paint store of Hart & Co, on North
Howard street, haV been destroyed
The fire in Hart &, Co.'S store was
started in three different places and
the description of man seen leaving
the building just before the blaze
was discovered is said by the police
to tally with that of the New York
fire fiend.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
GOLDEN RULE INSPIRED
LATE PHILANTHROPIST
Employees of Dead Atlanta Business
Man Are Bequeathed Entire
Stock Holdings.
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associate Press
ATLANTA, Ga, April 9.-The late
John G. Eagan, Atlanta capitalist and
philarthropist, carried out to the
last his pledge to conduct busin
along golden rule" lines by be-
Queathing to employees his entire
holdings of common stock in the
American Cast Iron Pipe Company of
birmingham, of which he was presi-
dent
His will, filed for probate today at
Decatur. Ca, near here provides that
his common stock in the company,
amounting to LOSS shares, shall be
converted into a trust fund, the in
come and dividends from which are
to be used to supplement employees
wages, to reimburse them if inca
pacitated by accident. sickness or
other causes and to assure them liv-
ing wages.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
WOMEN AND CHILD LABOR
BILLS DIE IN NEW YORK
Smith Had Urged Minimum Wage
Board and 4S-Hour Week
in Industry.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ALBANY, n. Y, April Bills for
the creation of a minimum wage
board and establishment of a forty
eight-hour working week for women
and children in industrial and mer-
camille establishments were killed
yesterday, when the assembly refused to
direct committee to report them.
The bills were urged by Gov. Smith
Evening star., 1924-04-09

adjustment of unionized railway
clerks. against dismissal of their
suits to compel the Pennsylvania
railroad to recognize rulings of the
Railroad Labor Board in wage dis
putes, were held under advisement
by Federal Judges Wooley, Davis and
Bodine after argument yesterday.
The suits were dismissed by Fed
eral Judge Dickinson on the ground
that the federal courts had no au-
thority to compel the railroad man
agement to comply with the Railroad
Labor Boards decision.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
ENTIRE POPULATION
MAY VACATE HEBRIDES
Emigrants Say People of Islands
Will Come to Canada to
Escape Famines.
By the Associated P-sss.

By the Associated P-sss.
ST. JOHN, \. f., April "a band
Of 29O cr0fters, from the Hebrides
who arrived yesterday on the steam
ship Marloch, predicted that eventu-
ally all inhabitants Of the island<
would migrate to Canada, where they
would be removed from the menace
of famine.
A change in climate in the Hebri-
des in recent years, they said. HAD
caused hardships crops either had
been poor or had failed entirely
The SulgraVe Institution in Fcbru-
ary received word that 10000 pre-
sons in the islands were in danger u1
starvation. Relief was furnished, bur
an acute situation is still said to ~
prevalent.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
Rough on Ethel.

From Everybody's Magazine
Young Man-So Ethel is your old
est sister. Who comes after her?
Small Boy--NObody amt come vet
but pa says the first fellow that
comes can have her
Evening star., 1924-04-09

More than sS.ooO.ooO, 900 has been
spent by American railroads this year
for materials, fuel. supplies and main :
tenance of equipment.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

AMERICAN ACCESSORIES CO..
Georgia Ave, and Upshur st. NV,
ATLANTIC GARAGE,
l09 9Th st. NV.
AUToMoTTvE SUPPLY Co,
2l00 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
COLBERT FILLING STATION,
3oo6 Sherman Ave. NV.
CONGRESSIONAL GARAGE,
62S Penna, Ave. Sc.
Il. F. DOUGLAS FILLING STATION
1926 Goth st. NV.
DRISCoEL GARAGE,
124 St,<N.W.
EDWARDS MOTOR SERVICE CO.,
10th and Rhode Island Ave. NE.
EDNA L ELLISON,
23l1 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
EQUITABLE SUPPLY COMPANY,
22nd and P SITS. NV.
FAIRS SERVICE STATION,
Benning Road, d. c.
GREY STONE SERVICE STATION,
1lth and Rhode Island Ave. NV
Evening star., 1924-04-09
HOUSE ENDS DEBATE
ON I'M MIGRATION
-
40 Resume Consideration of Re-
strictions Friday, With Amend
ments in Order.
VOTE SATURDAY SOUGHT
"Gentlemens Agreement" With
Japan Scored by Shortridge.
VOTE SATURDAY SOUGHT

With general debate on the john
son immigration bill finished in q
night session last night, the House
today took up other matters, but will
resume consideration of the restric-
tions on immigration Friday, with
amendments in order.
House leaders are trying to arrange
for final action on the bill Saturday.
before the Senate can act on its bill,
which differs very materially from
the House measure.
The House debated immigration
from IL o'clock yesterday mornin g
to IL clock last night. With two
hour intermiSsion for dinner.
For time also the Senate discuss
Evening star., 1924-04-09

ard county, was destroyed by fire
yesterday, with loss of $500.
Roger w. Cooper, who recently
purchased the place, and his wife
barely escaped with their lives and
all the heirlooms of the mansion
were lost.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
BROTHERS LOSE CASE.
Surrogate Upholds $25O,OO0 Be-
quest Made to Woman.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Charles +.
and Jones II. Levy of New Orleans
have lost their suit to break the will
Of their brother, Ralph NJ. Levy
wealthy cotton merchant, on the
ground that he was not of sound
mind when he made the will and was
unduly influenced by Mrs. Virginia
La Montague of this city, who was
requested $250,000.
Holding that Levy was of sound
mind Surrogate Foley decreed that
the bequeSt to Mrs. La Montague and
also one of 100000 to a nephew,
Simon j. Shlenker of New Orleans,
were legal. The residue of the
estate was left to the brothers.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
OLD MANSION BURNS.
Relics Destroyed and Occupants
Barely Escape Maryland Fire.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Doughare
gan Manor, formerly the home of
Charles {. Carroll, six miles west of
Ellicott City, a show place of How
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Mrs. Potter Emerson Lamb. Sau
Francisco justice Of the peace. is tbs
mother of six children and is cred
tied with being a ga pa bic houscxl-iT,.
Evening star., 1924-04-09
Pointers for Shooters.
From Life

| FROM Lie.
! An Ontario woman shot "A wolf at
! 250 yards That is good shooting.
| even for these days. A wolf makes
| smaller target than a husband and
| moves a good deal faster.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
MCGRAW HA CoNTRATADo UNA
VEINTENA DE LANZADoRES PA
RIA LOS GIANTS ESTE ANo

Esos veinte lanzadores que Sc pre-
sentaron en- Ell campo de entrenamien-
to de los Chants en- Saratoga, Fla, j,
algunos de ellos recien salidos de las
hgas memories, por quienes Sc han pa
gado buenas sumas de plata, tendran
que dedicarse a un fuerte entrena-
m:ento primaveral antes de figurar CO.
mo regulares en- Ell line up de dicho
club. Nc Graw, ha contratado al vete-
rano Frank Dwyer, quien hasta hace
POGO tempo actu6 como miembro de
la Comision de Boxeo del Estado de
New York, y por muchos afios, fu6 uno
de los serpentineros estrella del circui-
to Nacional, jugando con los Reds
de Cincinnati, para que sirva de coach
a todos los lanzadores novatos de esta
temporada.
Aun cuando Ell en- un tempo LAS"
Gle los Reds s6lo Sc ha comprome-
lido ayudar a Mono Amarillo" du-
rante las practicas de primavera, es in
dudable que Johnny, tenga deseos de
convertir al viejo Dwyer en- un cate
dratico de ensefianza de lanzadores j6.
i venes, pero TODD depende de la habi.
Edad que dicho coach despliegue
durante ell entrenamiento, va que hace
mas de diez afios que no figuraba en-
~ ani5,. oI, 10
Ell rec:ente cambio de regIas de la
Iiga Nacional, referente a que los ma.
nagers no deben de fgurar como ju.
gadores, y por 10 tante no tienen hmi-
/ te da a McGraw Ell derecho de adquirir
i cuantos coach crea necesarios para
Ell mayor edto de su club.
Con la adquisicion de Dwyer, los pla-
yers de los "Gigantes'' contaran con
un magnifco cuerpo de seis profesores
del arte de lanzar curvas, durante su
entrenamiento en- Saratoga Los coach
regulares son McGraw, Jennings, Co
zey Dolan, Eddie Ainsmith, ell mas vie
jo de los catchers de las ligas mayores
tambi6n ha sido contratado para SER
vir de instructor los receptores no;
vatos, y al mismo tempo los lanzado-
res Hank Gowdy, uno dc los recepto-
res de mas experiencia, ayudara los
novatos Y lie enseilara los pitchers
cl arte de lanzamiento y no permitir
que los bateadores contrarios lie peguen
con facilidad las bolas lanzadas por
clos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
DOLORES DE GORAz0N

Cuando la acci6n del estomago esta
debilitada por la extenuacion de-.
fectiva fuerza nerviosa, el alimento
es .retenido hasta que fermenta FL
gas que forma oprime los otros or
ganoss particularmente ei ceraz6n,
ylos dolores en- aquella region amenu-
do dan lugar que Sc atribuyan q
alguna enfermedad del coraz6n.. Una
enfermedad de ese 0rgano, raramen-
te causa dolor de corazon algltno, y
cuando note ese sintpma usted debe-
MA tonificar su digestion antes dc
prestar atenci0na una alarma infun.
dada. Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams son un t0nicO que afecta di-
rectamente los 0rganos digestiYos.
Supler al est0mago sangre rica v
roja, sin la cual una digestion normal
es impossible, despiertan Ia activi.
dad de las glandulas gastricas, robus-
tecen los m1sculos del eStomago
dan la fuerza neryiosa necesaria para
una adecuada, digestion y producente
asimlIacion. Con sangre pobre
neryios debiles es impossible evitar ell
dolor de estomago. Vigorice y for
talezca los. neryios, y notara el au-
MEMO de apctito, la comfortable SEN
saci6n de bicncstar despues de haber
comido y Ia inejora experimentada
en- su salud y vigor.
Un tratamiento con esas pfldoras
le devolyera ei equilibrio de Ia salud,
estimu ulaTa su apetito y digestion.
aeabaTa con ia senSaci6n de fatiga de
que spfTen todas las personals aue
fipnan la cancrra NJ, nslnH -. Il.
proporcionara un sueflo tranouilo Y
Teposado. Sc venden en- todas las
buenas boticas Exfjase que el Ia
quote sea rosado con la + grande en-
caracteres. de relieve Escrfha hoy
mismc una tarjeta la DIR. Williams
Medicine Co, Dept. N, Schenectady,
N. Y, f. U. de A., pidiendo ell Ii.
brito intitulado ''Enfermedades de la
SangTe, ''--el cual le sera remiti %
gratis y bajo Sobre cerrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
DE LA EsPANA ECONOMICAL

Durante los primeros 8 meses del
presente afo fiscal espanol-abril a
noviembre- recaudaciones del Co
bierno de Espaha aunentaron conside-
rablarnente. Durante este periodo la
referida recaudacion monte a 2,469,-
o07ooo pesetas, cuando la estimaci6n
del presupuesto ascendia a 2,412, ,574. :
coo. Los gastos en- el Inisino tempo
So eIevaron a 1 sol s95. oo0 pesetas,
habiendose presupuestado 1.655 1856. :
coo pcsetas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
JAcAeuAs VS.. PONCE

Ell domingo del cursante abril sos
tendran dos matches en- Ell Campo Atle-
tico de Ponce, el potente team JACA-
GUAs Y los ''Leones del Sur. -
Para que Ell lector Sc de perfecta
cuenta de la capacidad deportiva del
"Jacaguas' tenga presente que la
fcrman los siguientes players
Snoring, Julia, Cristino, Candido,
sanguiri, Monclova, Daniel, Martin
Thompson, Tetelo, Marcial, Elias, Gui
ro y Martinez-todos ef1cientes temi
bles,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-05
PARA Las PERSONALS De
BUEN GUSTO

Confeceionamoso toda clase de pia-
tos especiales para comidas, banque-
tes, jiras, etc., etc., como janl6n plan
chado, pavos trufados, ensaladas de
polio, de frutas y de otras classes, po-
lentas, galantinas, hallacas (venezola-
nas) sandwiches, biscochos variadoN,
dulces en- almibar infinidad de pla-
tos al gusto del cliente. Telefono 1872
aZul Santurce-