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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

Lightning and Dynamite Kill Six.
WINSTON SALEM, N. c., June 20.
Six persons were killed here when
lightning struck and exploded $50
pounds of dynamite.
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or South America, an \ absolute
non-interference in other countries
for purpose of safeguarding invest
ments.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

DemoeratIc-Private ownership.
Same as Republican.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

Which Is Your Platform

THE three prn
platforms make instructive which PLATFORM
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

Democratic-No recognition of
Soviet Russia; favors independ-
Aence of Philippines, but makes no
hedges; silent about Imperialism,
Nich Democrats fought against
z ago. but accented and carried
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the land
to users thereof; public ownership
of marketing institutions, etc.,
with participation of farmers in
management; loans without inter-
est to farmers in distress; develop
ing of marketing organizations op-
Grated at cost.
On every issue of vital in
identical, and both stand tor
Labor Party stands cIear-cut
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30
Farm Problems

Observation-Disclosures public own
orship; proposes nothing to stop
dispossessIon of farmers now go
ing on; favors loans from banks
at current usury; tells farmers to
help themselves as best they can,
while Republican party will change
the tariff.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

Demoeratie-Against public own
ership; proposes nothing to stop
dispossession of farmers now go
ing on; favors loans from banks to
current usury; tells farmers to
help themselves as best they can,
while the Democratic party will
change the tariff.
nocratic parties are practically
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

pemccratic-Same as the Repub-
lican.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

ton and transportation,
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

Organization Of UnorganIzed
The Land for the Users
The Industries for the Workers
Protection Of the Forelnn-Born
Recognition Of Soviet Russia
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-30

THE DAILY WORKER
RAISES THE STANDARD
FOR A WORKERS AND
FARMERS GOVERNMENT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
BAGLEY SCHOOL
Is DEDICATED
Barbecue And Speeches
Mark Program For
Event

The new Bagley junior high school
In northeast Jefferson county, named
for Mrs. Gertrude Bagley Of the board
Of education, was dedicated yesterday
afternoon at ceremonies attended by
several hundred citizens.
DR.. N r. Baker, county school SUI
perintendent, and John @. Arnold OF
birmingham We're theprincipal speakers.
Col. Tom Moorman of, the army re-
serve corps, presented the school chill
dren with. a. large flag one behalf Of the
American I Legion. Professor Ellis,
school principal, and Judge Virginia
Mayfield Of the court of domestic re-
lati0ns, took a. prominent part in the
ceremonies.
An alI-day affair, featured; BY a-bar-
becue at noon, marked the dedication,
Patrons Of the school thanked mem
befg5of the educa ton board and the
boa I'd of revenue for making 1t possible.
They also thanked Mr.. Arnold, who, as
member Of the Jefferson county dele
gatian in the state legislature, drew
and passed the, Arnold school bill re-
quiring the deposit pf4county funds ia
the bank Offering the highest rate Of in
stefeSts 4 rsS
Mr. Arnold declared in his speech
tina 3this bill is saving the county $780,
900 a year. If this saving had not been
effected during the last two years, the
Bagley school could not have been erect
ed, speakers said.
A number of candidates for office
attended the dedication but political
speeches gave way to talks praising the
citizens of the northeast section for their
educational progress.
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he spent in prison for just such things
as that. A price was put on his head
and he had many narrow escapesA
Finally. in 1921 he was. elected
governor. on the socialist ticket in We
first unarmed election ever held in
Yucatan. He received 10000 votes
and the other three candidates together
only 5 600.
He put school in every hamlet.
he started a great agricultural school
lin Merida, the capital carried out
Eagfarian, reform and improved prison
conditions Yucatan was the first
state. in Mexico where women could
be elected TO the. legislature, and three
of them were elected last year. He made
divorce simple and easy, and the result
was that, although Americans nocked
to Yucatan to take advantage of it,
divorces among the, Yncatan natives de-
creased to % in two years. Yucatan
had the first birth control clinic on
the American continent, because of the
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terrible rate Of infant mortality that
he found.
He built more roads in two years
than had ever been built in the whole
history of the state"
The Romance or 1t
There seems also to have been scnne-
thing ''predestined' in the meeting of
GARLIC and Alma Reed, as she ex
plains it. a demure little pupil in a
conyent, she had special fondness
glimpse of prehistoric American acivi-
lizatiofis, She took special courses at
at the University of California after
leaving the convent. Eventually she
became a newspaper woman on San
Francisco papers and became interested
in prison relief and in legisla ton con
nected with it. In her work among
prisoners she found many Afexicans.
Saves Mexican Boy
She studied American. archaeology.
both for its own interest and in order
to understand the Mexican. Through
her efforts IA bill was passed in Cali
fornia TO raise the. age at which boys
could be sentenced to death. s
This bill saved the life of 17-year-
old Mexican b0y.tThe Mexican govern
ment sent her presents dainty gold
vanity case-in gratitude, and invited
her to visit the country. She did visit
it, with an expedition of the Carnegie
institution to examine the Maya. re-
mains in sYucatan, Governor Carril1o,
himself distinguished Archaeological,
welcomed the members of the party ait
a dinner.
There" he said. ION the top Of
those great ruins the ghosts of my
people are waiting for you. They have
been waiting for many centuries, sand
now YOU have come" And that was
the beginning of the romance of the
Maya leader and the American woman
who had been studying the past Of
his people without knowing to what
it was to lead her.
The wedding was to have been Janu-
airy Is. Garlic faced the firing squad
January 3. 7E
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
Nearly Died on Birthday.

ION my last birthday, eight months
ago, had another close call We had
just finished dinner. MY stomach began
to- hurt me, minute later Il Lays lar-
conscious. Three doctors worked son.
me. was soaked with "a GOLD sweat
when | came to. The next week., tell
ing n friend about it and he advised
trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy,
Since taking course of your medicine
i have been able to teat anything. /
have no more pains or bloating and am
feeling better than for ten years 4 1t
is simple, harmless preparati ton that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflanil
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose. will
convince or money refunded. At all,
druggists.-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
MEISICCLUB SHARES
THEATRE SEAT SALE

Special treat for patrons of the JET.
ferson theater. Monday evening has
beef arranged by the Birmingham
Music Study club, under the auspices
of David Nixon, youthful Bessemer
syioAnist,A and viii give a recital before
the regular show opens. $500
Seats for this performance may be
secured. at the Cable-B Burton Shelby
Piano company, as well as at the thea
ter.sA percentage on all tickets sold
by the club at the piano store will
be turned over to Nixon, it has been
announced.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
Leather Hand Bags
ST

A variety of popular shapes and
styles, in black and colors-
bags taken from much higher
priced groups, specially priced
for this sale, 81.
Children's Leather Boxes-In
all the bright colors the kiddies
like so well-very, special, each,
$50.
Main Floor) &. /,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
$50 Sandals
$500

On sale Monday only! Flat heel
sandals suitable for sports
wear. Choice of beige or gray
suede, brown kid with suede
quarter or patent leather with
gray quarter. Very special,
pair, $500.
main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

During the World war, Wsiker serv-
I, ed in France as member OF the ayia :
tlon corps and for some time since has
been In the employ OF the TIC. l. COM
panE. He is survived by his wife, sAdrs.
EameI walker; his mother. Mrs Sarah
; walker; and two brothers. Phil and
sohn walker.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

MRS. Mary b. Biaelfort-The body of Mrs
Mary T. Blackboard, 76, who died Fri
- day at the residence Of her son, h. M.
Denny. SIS Ridgeway: road. was sent
to Weiiston, Ohio Saturday by Ball
OF Fairfield for burial. ma.le
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

\ Active pall bearers will be- n. A..
Siaarar, hi. N rssrland. r. H. Cooher.
IveA. CRAWFORD Dr. s. "A. McAnaiy.s and
FL ayeS, 81 zk Arnold H. III. Niclssonl and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

Jim Waiker--Jinl walker, IS. Of, Bay
View, Ala. died at the +. c. I. hospital
in Fairfield at o'clock Saturday after
noon OF appendicitis. Burial will be
: at Sayre. Ala. at o'clock Monday
afternoon, with Bell Of Biossburgh in
- charge. Pail bearers. win be: T. H.
o'Neifi, r. C.. Scott w. A. Williams.
Harry WILCOX. John walker and Tom
Williamson. -.
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Garments That Have Been
$3.50. 5000. $3.50
to $4,000

To those who have seen the many ger-(
geous creations in our stocks, this an
nouneement will be sensational. There
are lovely gowns and wraps for the
opera, ball and formal affairs-exclusiye
and distinctive styles that appeal to
discriminating women. And there are
beautifully tailored suits and coats Of
the finest materials in almost unending
variety for your selection.
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walter PaFkefThe body of walter Park
= Or. year old sen Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
s-sliam Parker, who; died Friday night at
Local infirmafy, was sent to Pracc.
: Ala, Saturday morning by Lige 10y
- Yors burial. y, * y aFE
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

local infirmary Saturday afternoon at
Z 4 o'clock Funeral will be held at
fsJ6hn,s chanel at 2 o'clock sunday aft
.efsioon. Interment Will be IN Elmwood
cernetery with Johns in charge.ss1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

Josebh III. Majors-Funeral services for
Joseph HI Majors, 81 years old; who
died Saturday Afternoon at local In
Urinary, will be- held at. . o'clock Sum
Z day afternoon at the Mt Pinsop Meth
oIist church. Burial will follow in the
aEajoInfrg cemetery with Vice in charge.
He is survived by his widow two
4 daughters and two sons, ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

Some were $1-others, SIPS!
Long strands. of smooth and
cube-cut beads in many styles
and colorsAan extra special for
the May Sale, at Zee.
"Slave-Link' and "LOve-Link1
BraceIets-in various finishes,
vary snecial at
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14
UN NUEvO BQUIPO PARA
LA LOLA, PERo...

Ell Lcdo. Guzman quien voluntaria-
mente renunciara del team de los atle-
tas, est& seleccionando ell uadro que
habra de componer su nuevo team. Il
ideas de dotarnos de otro team local
no es rnala, pues podriamos asegrrar
tendrismo ssemanalmonte juegos en-
nuestro parqus de pelota, pero a juz-
gar por los players que habra de pre-
sentarros, segun nota avanzada de los
que probablemente habr&n dc tigura-
en- 81 lineup, somos de opinion no
Gera I'm equipo de cartel. He aqui sus
players: Figueroa y Cannarcncito, an
zadores; Net de receptor; Anselmo a
la inicial; Mr.. Brown a la intermedia;
Santana a la antesala; Jimenez al jar
din corto; jardineros exteriores: Qua
ia, Guzman y Veloz. Hay estrellas,
hay estrallaS, pero falta de que cam
bien de constellation v puedan defen-
der con honor ell buen nombre de Ia
pelota boricua.
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OTRO FALLO ANoTA
DOS CoPAs A SAN JUAN

Las escuelas gramaticales de Santur
ce dirigidas por don Pepito lucharor
no ha mucho con las gramaticales de
San Juan que dirige Ciqui. En- la lu-
cha demonstration los atletas de Santur-
ce ser mas habiles que los ciudadanos,
pero 6stos que Sc PECAN de 10 mas
itinimo para descalifcar a sus confirm
cantes, averiguaron un fenomenal ''cn1-
vo'' en- u1o de los atletas re don Pc
pito y ~entablaron luerella dentro del
plazo razonable desp1es dc Eaher SAIL
do triunfante la escuela Rafae! Corde-
70 de Santurce, y acaban dc sorle en-
tregadas a la escuela Jose Julian Aces
ia, las dos hermosas copas que Ell Gl-
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LA TARIFA TELEFoNIcA EN-
HUMACAO
Humaeao 41oI24.
Ell MuNDo,

HunlaCHO 1 1OIG4.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Hnmacao sec"nda IL protesta contra
Ia nueva tarifa telef6nica y amenaza
con ir a una huelga de abonados. Co
rsiei6n salio a rccoger firms conner
clio, PROFESSIONALS Q industriales y han
suscrito Ia protesta los s~iguientes: MI
enei A. Bastelo, Valladares & Lopez,
Fernando Rodriguez, Narciso Basso,
Wifredo Bertran, empresa oriente, Or
tfz Marin, Tipografia Busert, J. Fer
nAndez & Co., Rodriguez Rosa, Jesus
Uominguez q Hermano, Juan Garcia
Cintr6n Miguel S~aavedra, Gustavo Mos
coso. Gallardo Dfaz, A. P. Rocafort.
r. Dominguez Condo. Casino de HUI
macao. Successor de JOSS Rodriguez, J.
Bertran l. CO., miguel de Cells, jose 8.
Janar, joaquin Burset, Jose z. Diaz,
jose vicente Pujals, doctor SegarrA,
Francisco Gonzalez Perez, Linen Huma-
Gao. Nieves Isern, Francisco Isern, Cline
nez, Pablo casiuas, hinea Fajardito,
jose Morales, Arturo Figueroa, Roig
Commercial Bank, Vicente Martinez F.
Gorvoni Gely, Hotel oriente, Hotel We
nus, Rafael Marquee, Joaquin Mar
quez, Marquez Hermanos, jose Mar
| quez Rodriguez, Jorge Figueroa, ANA
raj & Lopez, Comisi6n sigue trabajan-
do para obtener totalidad de abonados
en- secundar movimiento huelgario ell
case de no atenderse su reclamation
contra abusiva tarifa. Burset, por Ia
| comisi6n de protesta.
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cho eorneot Sc dispatlban y dreya
habian f~estejado Jos &c la Cordpro.
WILLIAM GUZMAN A JuGAR
CON Ell. PONCE"

Despues de una reunion entire los
managers Pipe, Grovas y Santana en-
la cual ell manager de los ''lecnes" re-
taba a los ''atletas'' para dos juegos
en- Cayey cen $500 cada uno, y Gle una
negative de parte de los managers del
t'Athletics'' por acsrtaf como supe-
rior al PONCE, pidiendo $1,000 a
S7oo. Sc lie ha heeho ofrecimiento al
amigo Guzman para jugar entire ell equi
pc ''queneperot'. Por TELEGRAPH Sc lie
ha indieado este listo para los Jnegos
de manana domingo en- Humacao con-
ira Ell equipo Oriental, rero asdntos
personales,-nos dice Willie, lie pr1van
de debutar con los '~'leoEes'' este do
mingo. Como actualmente nc Sc We obII
gado con nadie, willie seya un buen
cartel para los "leones'', aunque al
decir de muchos es hoy inocerte INA
riposa" que nj las azucenas huele.
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Sc encuentran presentes;

~
Los Sres. Agustin Fernandez, por
Ribosch; Carlos Gonzalez, por HUI
macao; Jose /. Santana, por San
Juan Athletics: Jose E. Rivera, por
San Juan Giants. (4).
Por cortesia los c~oncurrentes
acuerdah dar ingreso en- la reunion
a los senores Luis F. Hernandez
TBouisi), Luis Freyre Dfaz (Don
Luis(. r ~ q
Ell Sr. Jose f. Rivera propone al
Sr. Luis F. Hernandez para que
act1e como Presidente y al SRI Luis
Freyre Dfaz como Secretario, y ash
Sc acuerda. ja ~ ~
Una Hez elegida la mesa quo ha
de dirigir " encausar los debates,
cl Sr. Jose f. Rivera ~presenta una
communication del Lcdo. William Guz-
MAN, en- la que Sc informa la orga-
nizaci6n de un nuevo team denomi-
nado "San Juan Giants, que desea
contender tambi6n en- el proyectado
campeonato. En- Ia communication asi
tambien Sc hace constar por el Lcdo.
Cuzman que 10 representa- el Sr. 10
Sc. F.. Rivera en- este acto. No ha-
biendo objection asi es aprobado.
Entonces Sc tomaron los siguien-
tes acuefdos:
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Luna SO, Frente al Municipio
"peYo Ho1el. Modclnanlente equipado.
IA criof.a. Habitaci ones f~rescas.
BIlen trato.
Pee os dc s'tuaci6n. Sc admiten
abonados.
FRANCISCO RIVERA
Tel. 1913. Apartado 25O9-Propietario
San Juan. p. r.
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HOTEL INCLATERRA

Nuestras habitaciones Y comidas
han s;do r~ecomendadas como inmejo-
rabies por todos los forasteros. VI
s%;tenos. Hygiene Y comodidad es nues-
tro lena.
Gale Co~1erc;o No. 46. Ponce, P. R.
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-HO TELES


Edifeio construide expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, H~abitaciones con bano. Tele-
fono, Ttmbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
uuiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
Desde $1.00 a 2.50. Desde $3.50 a $50
Restaurant a la Carta- Cubierto $1.00
SAN JOSE No. IL.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca.
fe. Colmado y Restaurant. Ell mejOY
de Arecibo. Sitio para AUTOMOBILES
PEDRO ORpI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14

cohfdencial. FL Departments de Ser
vicio de rna Hermandad National esta
preparado para ayudarle. No hay cuo-
tas, nj ohligacioncs. Dirijase a lei
Cusdrado del Cuatro". P. o. Box SO.
san Juan, p. z. AdTt.
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NECEs1rA AYuDA7

81 esta usted enfscmo o su.
fro o necesita ayuda espiritual
o psiQuica, s~olicite por escrito
nulsstra ayuda y consejo, estrictamente
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14

Cada team c%ontrihuira con $4,000
que pagara en- cuatro "a plazos
de $25.00, cuyo fondo Sc destina pa
ra premies a los teams que resulta-
rem primero y segundo en- el Cam
peonato. FL montante que de este
premio correspondence al primero Y
al segundo, 10 fijara la Directiva
mas tarde; entendi6ndose, que esta
cantidad la perdera aquel team o
teams que no continuaren en- ell cam
| peonato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14
OBJETO PARA QUE Sc
C~ONSTITUYE:

Sc constitnye esta Association con
ell fin de organizar, dirigir y llevar
a la practica ell C~ampeonato Insular
de Puerto Rico para Ell ano 1924.
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"a


Cada team pagara a la Association
$500 semanaies para ell sosteni-
miento de umpires, scorers y otros
gastos de la Directiva. Esta can't
dad podra ser aumentada o disn1i-
nuida, por la Directiva, de acuerdo
con los gastos semanales que hui
bieren. "
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JUNTA DIRECTIVA Y
u REUNIONES:

Compondran la Junta Directiva
los Managers de los distintos teams,
teniendo derecho ell manager a nom
brar un delegado suplente con resi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14
LAS CoPAs DEL CONCURso
DE PELoTA DE ED MUNDo''

En- fuestra' redacci61 tenemos dis
pdestas para SUI entrega las herr1osas
copas de plata adJudicadas por Ell vote
popular, en- Ell concurso de pelota de
1923 iniciado por nuestro ~periodico, q
los seAores jose Andrew como Ell IA
natico. mas grande spde nuestros dia-
nantes y a Jose Torres (GaehoJ, como
Ell jugador mas necesario en- un team.
La presentation de dichas copas Sc
haTa euando asf 10 deterninen los in
teresados, especialmente cuando 10
requiera la administrator del RI
BOSCH donde militia Cache, y 8 quite
mes mas les Interest,". Sin duda aigona
habra de p~tesentarse en- cayey Y sera
porr ID tanto un gran dia de fiesta Ell de
Ia fecha que Sc file para clio. Tienen
Ia pa1abra ell amigo Andrea y
los managers del RIBosCH.
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c1AUsURA DE LA
SESSION.:

No habiendo mas asuntos que ira
tar Sc do por terminada la reunion
a las 1890 de la noche.
~ Luis FREYRE DIAZ.
S~ecreario Accidental.
APROBADO:
Luis F. FERNANDEZ,
Presidente Accidental.
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Ell zuRDo s1Jo, ou1souEYANo,
AL "RIBosH'

Corren los ru1nores de d~isoluci6n del
euuipo de la montafia, pero a pesar de
clio no cesar en- r%eforzarse y acaban
dr. coLt-Ntar por seis meJcs, al cano
dc los caales habra de yolver a ST.
patria, al pitcher zurdo sijo a qpien
conocimos en- la 6poca de las ''estre-
Has d~ominicanas'. r. magnfGca sdqul.
sici6n Ia hecha por las hliestea de Ga
cho, Y esperamos que de ahora en- ade-
lante SO esfuercen por seguirse anotan
do victoria tras victoria como 10 hi.
cieron en- ell pasado.
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UMPIRES Y SCORERS:

La Directiva nombrara un cuer-
pc de ocho 81 umpires, cuatro
scorers Y un chief scorer, cuyos suel-
dos seran pagados por la Asocia-
cion.
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CONSTITUTION DE UNA
A~SOCIACICN:

Sc constituye una Association que
llevara por nombre ASSOCIATION
DE BASEBALL DE PUERTO RI
coz, que elegira su Junta DIRECTIVE
dentro de sus miembros.
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Al MARaRN DE Los DEpoRTEs
o GERRIsH JR
EN- BocA cERRADA.

Por varias semanas por mi boca ma
da he dicho sobre materia deportiva;
mi puma no ha "vibrado'', pues mis-
animos hubieron de decaer al concu-
rrir a uno que otro juego de pelota y
presenciar las injusticias que cometen
los llamados 'Fjueces''. Estes buenos
senores que. solo hacen ~justicia a las
pesetas que habran de percibir al ter
minar Ell juego, descaradamente aplas-
tan al equipo que les sea menos simpa-
tico, abanderillandose sieinpre a dar
decisiones favorables al equipo de sus
simpatias, amparados por la autoridad
cue les da ell cargo que desempefan.
Y no solamente actuan los umpires por
sn propia cuenta, sino' que Sc dice que
hasta los managers son los que les i'm
ponen condolences para actuar. Y tan
descarados son aquelos como estos po-
niendo medidas tan drasticas para dar
la victoria a los "preferidos''. Els una
falta de consideration al pIblico que
aSiste a presenciar los juegos que sc
poilgan jueees apasionados, jueces que
de TODD sepan nienos ajustfciar 10 que
j~usticia inefe&ca. Nuestro publico es-
I'd va carsado de yer tanto descaro;
nuestro puBIico esta preparado para po-
ner coto q este NAL, y llegara Ell dia
en- que Sc annncie nm juego y la hga
Sc yea desierta. Y este mai de que pa
deceknos no solo 10 veInus en- esta Ca
p-tal, sino que en- Ponce; Cayey, HUI
macao, Mayagtiez, y donds quiera que
Sc juegae pelota en- nriestFa isla pa
rece que hay IL consigna de ~''ensefiar
las oreias''. Veamos de subsanar este
NAL. y "~ r '
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-14
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DE ABRIL:

FL lunes ri de abril, a las oeho
dc la noche, y en- la ciudad de San
Juan, Sc reunira la Junta Directiva
para tratar estas bases>y adoptar el
reglanlento definitivo del Campeo-
nato.