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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-03
MISS RUSH TO BECOME BRIDE OF MIR. PAUL. TODAY

The marriage of Miss Bessie Lee Rush and Mir. G. H. Paul will take place Tuesday evening. June 8, at the Fountain Heights Methodist church. Miss Ruth Stith will serve as her cous- in's maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be: Miss Frances Rowe, Miss Lenora Morgan and Miss Gertie Nixon. Little Ann Mcdonald will serve as ring bearer. The flower girls, Betty Das- bach and Christiana Nicholson.
 Mir. W. H. Blanton of Huntsville is acting as best man, and Messrs. Charlie Stein, Eeasley Blackwood and John Watkins are to be ushers
 The nuptial music will be in charge of Miss Abbott, assisted by Miss Jessie Dean Thompson, violinist, and Mir Phil Jackson. tenor.
 The bride will be given in marriage by her brother, Mr. J. Edwin Rush.
 MT. and Mrs. George Ford of Mont gomery have recently come to this city to make their home and have for the present an apartment at 1000 South Twelfth street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-03

many correct types suitable for golf, tennis, sailing, pleasure and leisure. Made of crisp white duck, it has round. pieced crown and two holes on each side which allow cooling air to cir culate. The underbrim is faced with green cotton to soften the glare of white and lessen sun-blink. Such a hat is as inexpensive as it is indispensable.
 Then, there is the helmet. Sheathed
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
BOOZE AND GASOLINE

It is high legislative and judicial authorities begun to
used advsedy) OF drunkenness
when driving something infinitely serious than
ordinary circumstances Prohibition is yet
old opinion of the drunken one to be
laughed at perhaps bed to sober fined small
sum as public change, at least overnight
which harm but the nebrated man
which to all who the
roads, which via the converts the otherwise
nocent of his appetite potentially wholesale murderer
is entirely something else
Sentiment regarding the drunken driver
than misdmeanor; but it should swing
faster The who drunk drives truck
without without responsibility without
Judgment puts jeopardy the lives of and chill
mamngs terrible accidents No maniac with is al
upon the who deliberately makes himself
maniac with loaded with potential death
many dealt with the utmost severity few dollars
fine jail the loss of license not enough The
amuck killing with and manning gets years
amuek with while drunk
is culpable.
judges it through their precedenbound legal
the drunkenness but the drunken driving which
already crowded hard roads will be safer for
drivers fell sober citizens
they have right be- from which has
excuse legal or social for existing-Dela Tribune.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
coNGREssMEN MERE CYPHERs

citizen election
seems like great honor and in way it is To be selected
of about quarter million citizens them in the
national legislature does look like distinction and
Washington without with the
thought that congressional honor is largely deluson.
to much figure in Washington. suppose the Westinghouse
have become accustomed
they do regard them much than the citizen
CARDS migratory birds Legislative
of them followers important Just cphers important
fill orders add Importance digts which really
SIGNIFY value.
In other legislative body perhaps member
ccumscribed by rules and customs Of
privilege of writing of having written for him. bills he
think Of whether they have merit dropping
them into the hopper but after that the determined
by certain rules which this individual very little
control He finds himself obstacles that
he not understand and which he poweres
There is of the pasng of the upper
and lower house. there always BODY
but there of either promoting killing in
that are not known in the ordinary legislature
Senator Norris of Nebraska bv inst saw
ing the word has announced that he intends quit and
retire to private life because and disr
with the business done He bames the DELAYS
and lack of efficiency the twohouse system MNo in
Kansas Farmer.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
WILL APPRECIATE 1T

There something in the fact that the Denver
Civic association has decided to make common cause
with the and taking part broad ad
ysing help the publishers establish institution
they have sought to de-
wise known the field secretary pa
employment of competent man to aid them IN
establishing better and ounder business plan for the newspaper
the has been too great Now Denver
hearty approval to
plan by the business will in adver
the outside the proceeds to go to the field
That that the newspapers problem Is
s,ved but means more the beginning of a
new business will appreciate the import
ance Denver and the Importance of giving
which do necessarily have their
birth or their being in Denver grows develops and
prospers There in which Denver can
enlist with better of financial than which
promises to help industries outside of Denver The country
appreciate their help this instance and Will make well
worth whie-Weld County News.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
POPULAR ENGINEER
PASSES TO REWARD

William Pridham Bates was born on
farm in Cavan county, Province of
Ontario, Canada, April 8, 1856. In
1873, at the age of II, he entered the
service of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railway as a fireman and he was en-
gagged in railroad work thereafter for
period of fortyfive years. In 1874
he went to work for the Grand Trunk
railway and was employed by that
company until 1881, when he came
west to Denver and was employed by
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company as engineer. He worked on
several divisions of the Denver & Rio
Grande and was the engineer on the
construction train when the railroad
was built from Gunnison to Montrose
In February, 1887, he left the Den
yer & Rio Grande and entered the ser
vice of the Colorado Midland when it
started to operate, he being the second
engineer employed by that road. He
pulled the first passenger train on the
Colorado Midland when it opened for
business, and pulled the last passenger
train into Grand Junction on August
5, 1918, when the Midland ceased op
Grafton.
On June 25, 1884, he was married to
Miss Jennie Burpee Herrick at Gunni-
son. Mrs Bates survives him. To
this union three children were born,
Arthur l.. Bates of Long Beach, Cali
fornia. Ralph L. Bates of Colorado
Springs, and Mrs. Irene Bates Wilson
of Grand Junction, Colorado.
Mr.. Bates lived at Basalt from 1890
until 1909 when he moved to Grand
Junction. In 1919, after the Colorado
Midland ceased operation, he moved
| back to Basalt where he purchased a
home and lived until his death. He
had been in failing health for several
months before his death which occurred
at Glenwood Springs on January IL,
| 1924. where he and Mrs. Bates had
| gone so that he could be under the
care of n doctor.
The funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from the Methodist church in
Basalt, Rev. w. Rose of Carbondale
officiating. The services at the grave
were in charge of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers. -.
| Mr.. Bates united with the Presby-
terian church at Bellville, Ontario,
when young man. He was a Mason
and had been a member Of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers for
forty-two years, in which Organization
| he took n very active interest. He be-
came citizen of the United States
in 1888.
Mr.. Bates was splendid family
man. He was unusually thoughtful
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
a1ENwooD WINS TWO GAMES

The second interschoastic basket
ball game of the season was played Mt
the Junior High school building last
Friday evening between the teams Of
the Eagle high school and the Garfield
County High school.
The local girls far surpassed the WIS.,
iting team in playing, as can be seen
by the final score Of s5-6, and the
game was one-sided throughout.
The Eagle boys played we'll, but
were defeated by G.. G. H. 8. to the
tune Of 40-22. The local team was
handicapped by the loss Of one Of their
players, Herman Bellm, and also due
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
the PEACH VALLEY
DISTRICT ENTERTAINS

Tomorrow evening Superintendent
W. D. Blaine of our city schools, and
Mrs. Gretta Pottenger, county super
intendent Of schools, will drive to
Peach Valley to attend an entertain
ment prepared by the teachers, the
Misses Evelyn Larson and Freda
Claussen. It is intended to make it a
general community meeting and to dis
cuss matters of general school interest.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
The Cow and the piq and the Hen

(The president of big university is responsible for thu
ollowng is so that it may induce to get init
he game)
The farmer smiled he passed them by
The COW and the pig and the hen;
For the price of wheat had gone sky-hgh,
And the and the pig and the hen
They ate up grain he could sell at the mill,
They needed his when nights chill
He swore of them he'd had his fill
The COW and the pig and the hem
These barnyard cattle had had their day,
The and the pig and the hen,
He could get thirty bones for a ton of hay,
No need for the COW or the hen.
He would milk another COW,
He hated the sight of grunting sow,
And raising chickens work for the frau.
Goodbye to the and the hen
They gave no heed to his ieer or frown
The and the pig and the hen
Whatever goes up, said they, comes down,
The wise old and the hen
The hen laid eggs, the winter through
The gave milk and the piggy grew,
But hay dropped down from thirty to two
Oh, the cow the pig and the hen
For the and the pig and the hen.
He almost cries for the milk he's lost,
The and the pig and the hen.
He'd tend them gladly in mud and rain
And lessen his Of hay and grain
If only he could buy them back again
The COW and the pig and the hen.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
WITHOUT question Congressman Tayors commitments,

WITHOUT question Congressman Taylors complimentary n
Secreay of the Work
this of The Post in every wav
" by the splendid official record popular cabinet member
who makes good position called From the
time ne was called Washington years ago to serve as assist
ant postmaster general Hays DR. Work has advanced
rapidly IN oca and public favor until Democratic
nm one OF the most able WASHINGTON
he o believes and has long believed that the whole country
ana more especially the West especially fortunate in that the late
PRESIDENT Harding recognizing the and the ability of DR.
selected HIM secretary of the interior position in which
he absolutely making does in all other nos; he
is called to fill N
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17

PRESS dispatches continue inform the people
galore being committed all the land and really little
since there such little effort officials high
authority to restrain these of
tolerance and toward
too much sentimental twaddle INDUCED
and too little for the quiet bng citizens
who honestly of their efforts legitimate pbuidinr
The state and the communities in which
ers we prosper There
already without releasing from the prisons
have been confined punishment liberal Use and
abuse OF the paronng and if and
hse burners to be turned loose permitted to mix the
general social mass not too stable lines what will
De he ten ency and the natural o the
morally weak to commit other crimes the EXPENSE Of the
plbfc Does the plan look good to you?
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17

SoCASTlC friends of Governor quite peeved at
former Vcepresidnt Marshall in his address Of o
recent jackson day banquet Denver he delivered himself
IN real vigorous fashion and hurled shafts of criticism
N the direction of the governor it is alleged found ready
oogmet under the aters hide It's
heht OF ours but we fail to find
remarks OF the visiting because Marshall Democrat
and apparently Democrats pleased with his address Re
pubcans expected te bo
are dissatisfied Democrats nor Republicans
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN TO MEET

The Women's Republican club which
was recently organized in this city
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing Saturday afternoon, January 26,
at The Williams, at three O'Clock.
All members of the Republican party
nrs urged to be present.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
IN DOUBT

Denver say the entire statf protest
consolidation of the Rio Grande road with the
Missouri Pacific it will injury Colorado
Denver the entire state Colorado they
oppose important always think might the
rest of the state to approye-Olathe Criterion.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17

The job department Of The Glenwood
Post is the best equipped shop in Gar
field county. We guarantee our work.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17

to the fact that their coach, Moore
head has been on the sick list.
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
A FEW LEMONS ALREADY

Colorado has California skinned climate raising
head lettuce, and have struck oil When
will raise have few lemons aready-Eaton
The Glenwood post., 1924-01-17
wsv. Heard MaId..rvan.. Answer.

servant will not be corrected by
words. for though he understands he
will not answer. Solomon
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-09
soBRE Ell cAMPEoNATo DE 1924
A Los MANAGERS DEL R1BoscH,
SAN JUAN z HUMACAo

TX -. E~ PIGS
Hacia algun tempo que Sc venia pen
sardo en- que las novenas de prfmera
clase de nuestra Isla fueran a un Cam
peonato; y es va cast SECURE que Sc We
rifque.-Se han celebrado tres reunio-
mes con ese I'm; siendo Ia primera en-
caaey y las ultimas dos en- san Juan.
Fri citado por cartas para asistir a
las dos ultimas rehniones Hevadas a
efecto en- San Juan, y no pudiendo asis
tir a la pendltima por las multipIes
o~cupaciones, Ell sefor Juan Roig nos re-
present6 en- ella, 6sto es, tuvo a 81 cargo
la representation de nuestra novena
"Jacaguas',, y en- los debates habidos
en- esa reunion dicho senior Roig defen-
do bastante nuestra novena. por 10
que le doy las gracias. Y a la ultima
reunion del martes 90 de abril del cite
aio enviaanos en- nuestra representa-
ci6n Al Lcdo. Enrique Tristani Jr.
miembro de la sociedad "The Juan,
Dfaz Base Ball Club
kContin1a en- la pagina 1O)
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American ASS Adopts
Wilson "AerO=Center"
Official League Ball

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 5. In the
meeting here today the American
Association adopted the Wilson
Aero Center Official League Base
ball for the exclusive use of Anne
rican Association teams for a
Of ten years.
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HOTEL INCLATERRA

Nuestras h~abitaciones y comidas
han sido recomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. VI
sltenos. Hig enc y comodidad es nues-
rro lena.
-
Nol'o Cornercio No. As. Ponce. P. r.
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ARB

Situado en- Ell coraz6n De la ciudad
P~erfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos. Ascensor, Te-
.lefonos, Timbres, Magnifcas habita-
clones cor bano privado y efectos Ia
nitarios. Especial comfort para fami-
las y viajantes. Precios moderados.
Telefonos 484 Y 1909. P. o. Box 826
Gale de San Francisco, No. Sd,
San .Tuan p r.
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DEPORTYVASDE"E EEL MUNDO''

/, bateadas con facilidad. IN home-run
de Ninin, I'm single de Gnzman, otro
del Captain. v IN tubeys de Moncho,
| causaron tres calreras. para FL Ponce,
mientras Ell team capirale1o cogia una
nueva cuentecita. Gamiz abandono SD
tarea e~ncargando de ella a Chech5n.
Los colosos poncenos aaotaron una ca
rrera mas en- Ell sexto inning y dos en-
Ell septimo, ~asegurando al parecer su
victoria. En- Ell sexto inning las huestes
de Santana emprendieron ga crusa-
da''. Moncho Sc VIC precisado a aban-
donar Ell caj6n ante Ell 'ataque irresissl-
BILE del Athletics quisn sc apunt6 dos
vueltas mas. San prefrio ia "vuelta I'll
hogar'', desde donde .coraenzo a dlspa-
rar contra Ell San Juan, pero su des-
control inexpicahIs, undo a fenomena-
les bastagazos de Victor y Monchile
lie costaron la a~notacion de una car1e-
"a mas en- Ell septimo y custro en- ell
octave, a favor del seam capitalsho,
que lie arrebat6 la victoria que todos
CREAM perteneceria al team de los Leo
mes.
Els nuestra opinion, que Ell team Ath-
letics hubiera podido veneer facilmen-
tie al Ponce, 81 desde IN princlrfo hui
biera ocupado Ell caj6n Ell joven lanza-
dor de las curvas fuertes. Chschon. NO
comprendemos como Ganiz apabullado
en- Ell juego matinal, podria fanzac nre
vanente contra las s'feras indornitas"
del Castillo.
San, ell Ianzador prodigio. crgullo de
Ia cepa 'sIeonesa'', pessdgla de las
novenas boricuas. no pudo hacer tren-
tie, al ataque atl6tico, debido a su pro-
pic descontrol. Rega16 sIets bases por
bolas; propin6 cuatro bolazcs y perm1-
tho un numero considerable Gle hits.
Guznan recordando tiempos n.eJores,
tuvo uno de sus dias mas gloriosos CO.
mo pelotero, conectando ta5lszos one
lie acreditaron como .verdadero base
bo,ero.
Victoriano fue Ell h6roe del dia, ano-
tandose mil puntos al bate en- ambos
juegos. En- el Juego matina1 cuando Sc
lie exigio palease como ''pinch hitter
10 hizo con tanta sIerte que conecto
81 hit. En- Ell desafio vespertino, de cua.
tro tiernpos, pale6 cuatro hits.
Monchile fu6 Ell atleta que mas ca
do a su team, p~alsaodo cuan-
do las ci-rcunstancias 10 re1uerIan muy
oportunamente. IL
Millito, como siempre demostr5 su
habilidad como peloteros hacienda Ia
cogida mas sensational del juego, De
gollando con gran asombro de los fans
un palo que todos CREAM hit.
Parpetti jug6 una primera ~profesio-
nal, salvando con sus jugadas estupen-
das Ell triunfo de su team.
Chechon tuvo la gloria de anotarse
La primera victoria atietica a pesar de
haber ocupado Ell box, crando las es-
peranzas de los fans parecfan defrau-
dadas.
juicy. Guilfuchi y Chato, estuvieron
admirables en- sus posiciones.
Ciqui hizo un catcher bueno. Beitia
hizo cogidas asombrosas en- ell centric, a
pesar de que mof6 un bombo. AL bate
no Sc luci6 como otras ,veees.
Los leones todos jugaron magistral-
mente, siendo podemos dcclr este I'm
juego professional, donde solo renian
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(Por THos. E. WILSON,

Con la organization del Campeo-
nato Insular, Ell Ponce" despues de
tener un record envidiable Y sestar
a las alturas del "P. r. Sports" en-
el 1922 v del "Ribosch" en- ell 1923.
vuelye a estar al nivel de los demas
al empezar la serie, denostrando
asi, al deseo de .contribuir a la or
ganizacion del Deporte Nacional en-
Puerto Rico. Vuelve a Zero, con una
condicion expresa, que 81 no CANA
la serie de verano-otono, ell u sal
ga triunfante en- ella, jugara cinco
juegos para disputar ell Campeonato
de Puerto Rico del 1924. iBuena
idea! Tendremos una especie de
world Series.
Cambiando impresiones con cada
uno de los jugadores del Ponce,
estan ~dispuestos a ganar la serie
que empezo Ell dia A de mayo. Tienen
ell misrno interes en- la serie de pri-
mavera, pues tanto ell manager Pipe
y ell captain Caratini, -asi como tam
bien la "Ponce Base Ball Asso."
tienen aun mas interes en- ganar la
serie verano-otono.
La serie esta de parte tanto del
"Ponce" como del "Humacao". Ell
"Humacao" es ell team que, despues
del Ponce, tiene un "staff" de pit
cheers complete para dos juegos Y
IN "infield' cast perfecto, 81 consi-
guen una buana primera. Con la
adquisicion de Willie Thompson, ce-
.lebre short-stop eapitaleno, los gri-
ses han ganado mucho en- su Sin
field. La Capital ha perdido dos
grandes j~ugadores en- este campeo-
nato que sabran poner muy alto e.
nombre de San Juan en- los teams
que militan, pues sabido es por los
Fans de Puerto Rico, que uno en-
ell bate Y Ell otro en- el campo, pue
den arrebatar a sus contrincantes
los IGNORES de las victorias en- cual-
quier momento. Las simpatfas que
ambos ~jugadores tienen en- la capital
son inmensas basadas en- 10 que va
len en- ell baseball insular. Me re-
fiero a Willie Guzman Y a Willie
Thompson, actuales jugadores, del
"Ponce" Y del "Humacao", respecti-
vamente.
"San Juan Athletics" tiene un ma
terial bueno Y de experienced. Solo
lie falta reforZar tres bases a saber:
catcher, pitcher Y tercera. Los pit
cheers del "Ribosch' son buenos Y
falta que ell cuadro tenga conianza
en- ellos y jueguen coordinadamente.
81 ell "Ribosch" O ell "San Juan"
pudieran conseguir los servicios de
otros pitchers estoy SECURE que da-
rian mucho que hacer al "Ponce"
y al "Humacao'. "Ribosch" puede
u~tilizar los servicios de David como
pitcher regular, siempre que pudie-
ran c~onseguir los servicio de una
tercera eficiente. Estas dos novenas
son temibIes al palo, pero comenten
muchos errores en- Ell campo. Esto no
lie pasa nj al Humacao nj al "Ponce.
ST estas deficiencies que anoto en-
estas a~preciaciones fueran4 c~onsidera-
das por los managers del Humacao,
San Juan Y Ribosch, la -serie seria
una lucha muy renida.
La Serie de Primavera del 1924
termino con ell siguiente standing:
ssNk%S@SsR@,us.
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Por EDDIE COLLINS
LEoNEs VS..
sEeUNDA LUCIA

Tras descomunal pcrfia, en- Ell pc
nlltimo episode, os atletas del San
Juan, consiguen med1ante oporSunos be-
jucazos derrotar a los braves leones del
ponce, Gamiz no pudo ,reaIizar sus acos
tumbradas proezas, ante la formidable
agresividad p~once1a. San. la columna
mas potente del team de Pipe, Sc pre-
senta como Ell mas 'chibichanga" ue
los lanzadores. Millito y Mimi conec-
tan de Home Run. victoriano, en- AM
BoS JUEGos, Sc anota MIL PUN
ros al bate. Parpetti, Monchile, Mi
lite, Guzman y Chechon son tambien
heroes.
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Fl O L E S .


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Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones o bano. Tele-
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Convincing Proof Of
Baseball Quality!

Last year the Pacific Coast League
adopted this Wilson ball, for a
period of ten years. Now the same
recognition comes from the Anne
rican Association. We can submit
no greater evidence Of the playing
qualities Of the Wilson "Acro-Cen-
ter ball than such votes of con
fidence as these:
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MJEVO 'ZAZA'

Ha re~aparecido ell muy acreditado
;af6-Restaurant "ZAZA", donde. po-
ira I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
.omidas confeccionadas por expertos
~. el ramo culinario.
Esta situado en- Ell Boulevard del Va
lie No. 6 y es este Ell sitio MAI VENT,
ado de toda la ciudad.