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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
iPObreS r1inos!

Els alarantc el ntmero de los niiios quo
en- Ia actnalidad no pueden asistir las
classes con regularidad por carecer de u
nocesario. En- 10 one respecta ropa
] c:,I, eao hoy mas que nnnca es indiSper-
| @alle aue las a anbloas ri aiciDaf; S.
Yeun;das en- es.os dias en- session, la2en
lcs d icu tades q"e ocau3lr1cnte sc TT
cor+an para proveer de tales clemeutoF,
a Jos ninos pobres de- solemnidad. Coo
pnrando &c csta manera Ia bnena ass
,encia de les riiios las eSc'lelas dc
| ,,cst-os &c mpos c'H1odes. pr S an 10 81
Jorcurco en- ests forma los maes'r7 !.
! -e-o rrc CT, lahor resll.o mas frucsi-
, frra cficaz en- favor del prog-eSo y
i ter del n"ef'o TOR torri1u"lo. Cor
ty'ih-var,cs de- eta mana 2 tern'"ac
/, - y wa' corto pls2o possible, con el anal
fcbrtisno en- nres+ro pafs: cortemo7 =
caheva a este FANTAs0dA que nos ha
ia salir siennpre al cam;no Ell rnestr9s
4em"rdsa dc mayors Hbertades para
ruestra patria.
r;sta dehe s-r -a-nbi6n. la preocupa-
t,i0n principal de toda asociaciou de veci
ros, cooperadora de Ia educaci6n.
Mucbos padres de familia, que no
c~entan mas que con las propias fuer-
Eas, sin trabajo. ellos mismos, tienen
que infrincir las disposiciones de ia
ley Y ocultar en- sus pesti' entes vivieu-
das la prole querida, por no tener con
| Que abrigarle decentemente sus ca,-
acs, mientras las horas reglamenta-
r;ss, coutemplan ir Y venir los hi1os
de slls vecinos. llenos de algeria, rela-
tando las incidencias del dia escolar,
v siempre portadores, muchas veces.
He. aviso que la maestro lie remite de
| Oar de baja ST. hijo de Ia escuela,
por la inssistencia las classes.
iCranta pena debe experimental una
madrs cari1osa, cue por in3enua vani-
dad del amor materno, comete ell pecs-
do de retener a. su nifio, antes que ma
darlo a la escuela con zapatos deshe-
chos. traje rebelde a todo renlien-
&c, presumiendo que podria strvir de
mofa algiln compaiero cruell...
icuan difici1 Y delicada Sc hace en-
esos casos Ia humanitaria mission del
hidalgo maestro. accessible por idiosin
cracia todos los sentimentalismos, de
slma Crande alberta todas las ex
pansiones generosas, de coraz6n filan
tl6pico de sueldo escaso!...
Y coptrariando la disposition quo
nrohibe en- forma rotunda toda snscrip
ti6n sin autorizaci6n previa, cu$nta<
veces, con las sublimes reservas de Il
verdadera caridad cristiana. los com
paileros de una clase han improvisadr
en- I'm instante cualqniGra. una co'ect:
DO circunstancias, solicitado, en- cas-
extreme, rna contribution mayor de
rropio maestro. para integrar con To-
fOndos orbitrados, ell modesto imports
6e I'm trajecito zapatos, para trae
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
iPoseerlo Todo --E Ser Feliz?

~ ARA ser feliz tiene I'd. que poseerlo
toae.
Para ser desgraciada lc basta te-
ner l1n NAL, una pequenez.
Por ejemplo una indisposicion femenina,
al parecer pequena, cue trae innumerables
Consequences mortifcantes. ST lie quitan
esa pequenez: cue diferente lie parecer& Ia
vida, antes insoportable!
POI. ESQ CARDUI no alardca dc curar una
larga serie de Intermediates.
Sc ha fabricado solamente contra un NAL:
Las irreGularidades en- las funciones de Ia
nujer.
A ESQ va y llega sd virtud curatiya.
Diganlo millares de mujeres, desde hace
CENTENARES de amos. Elias han apren-
dido de familia en- familia, dc generation
en- generation, como una especic de herencia
religiosa:
La virtud infalible de CARDUI, para los
males femeninos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

&c todo amor, ,padcce hambre. nara
gus critas en- el tristc mirar?...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24
Ell MUNDO

al aula algdn compalero apreciado,
cuya auscncia ha sido dolorosamente
come ntada!...
En- alguna eecrcla basta Sc ha lie
ado constitHir ura GAIA de socorro;
para ]o' nifios menostero5os admin s.
1rada por una comisi5u de a'unr7os d.
cignados plurar;dad de s1f7a~io. c.
va acci6n f:antr6pica SO ha extendido
nj seno del hogar.
iAh!. icnc corazon por Indifference
~" s:a al dolor del pr6iimo, puede pee
''-'"r -"e~ j~pa~'h'e cHte esos c'ladroS
nat&+icos de ab.oluta miseria. en- que
ri parvulo harapiento, quiza huSrfano
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-24

I'd pide Cardai e
a 10
fen,en
A. CORPORATION Tenn
Cuba; Mexico, D. e; D"r-anqaila, Colombia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Says HIS Prescription Has
Powerful influence Over
RHEUMATISM
Has Also Proven Remarkably Sue.
eessfnl III Severe Eases nf
Rheumatic Neuriiis

Mr.. James II. Allen suffered for
years with rheumatism. Many times
this terrible disease left him helpless
and unable 10 work.
He finally decided. after years OF
ceaseless study. Sat no one can la
free from Rheumatism until the nc.
cumulated Impurities. commonly
called uric acid deposits. were dis.
solved In tbs Joints and muscles and
expelled from the body.
With this Idea In mind he ron.
suited physicians. mads experiments
and finally compounded a prescrip.
ton that quickly and completely ban.
ished every Sign and symptom o,
rheumatism from hts system.
He freely gave his discovery. which
be called Allenrhu, 70 others who
took Il. with what Nigh, be called
marvellous success. After years OF
urging he decided 10 let sufferers
everywhere know about his discovery
through the newspapers. He has
therefore instructed druggists every.
where 70 dispense Allenrhu with tho
understanding that II tho first pint
bottle does not show the way TO com.
plete recovery he viii gladly return
your money without comment. All
druggists -Adyertlscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

Meanwhile. my friend-as an
earnest OF my good intent
"Not that your grace" For the
second time That day HOLES waved
back proffcrcd purse, has foolish
prido IN arms.
uut His Grace of buckingham WAS
Of a different temper from His Grace
OF Albtmarle lie was as prodlgai
and lavish AZ lho other was parsi'
monlous. and he was not of those
who will take a refusal
Ho smiled little az the coloaers
protestations, and passed 60 a tae,ful.
In. ratiating inMstenee with all the
charm of which he could bo master.
Il honor YOU for your refusal. but
lie continued 90 hold out the
purse. 'See. IL Is not a SIT ! offer
you. but an advance, n ,rifllng loan.
which YOU shall repay me presently
when ! shall have made u easy for
you 90 DO SO. Come. sir. there h that
between US which Is not 70 DO repaid
IN gold Your refusal would offend
me"
And HOLES. be u confessed. was
glad enough 10 have the path thus
smoothcd for his selfrespect.
rAs loan. then, since YOU are 20
graciously insistcnt /. =
"why. what else do you conceive
I had IN mindsn His grace dropped
tho heavy purse into tho hand that
was az las, held out 10 receive u. and
rose. You shall hear FROM me again,
colonel. and Rs Soon as may be, Let
me but know where you are lodged"
HOLES considered a second. lie
Was leaving the Paul's Head. and Il
had been his announced Intention 70
remove himself 10 the Blrd Ia Hand,
a humble hostelry where lodgings
were cheap. But no loved good food
and wine as he loved good raimen,.
and he would never lodge In 30 vile
a house save under tho harsh con-
pulslon 81 necessity. Now. with this
sudden accession OF fortune. master
Of this heavy purse and assured Of
more 20 follow soon. that obnoxious
necessity was removed lie be.
thought him Of. and decided upon an
other house famous for It's good
cheer
your grace viii find me at The
Harp IN Wood St." no announced.
There look 20 hear from me. and
very soon"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
nneIN mrnE TO-DAY


colonel HOLES soldier and adyen.
tnrcr returns a. England tho lana
~ his birth, when war "a declared
with Holland lic comes 20 lodge
Win Martha Qulnn. hostess ot the
faufs Head IN Pauls Yard London,
n Is dangerous FOR the colonel %
secure a commits siou la the English
army because the name AZ kanaal
HOLES, father of the colonel IA On
NE .warTan, Tor the execution OF
ils Grace ~ Alhsmarle promises
commission 90 the colonel but 10
forced by tits Grace ~ buckingham
TO give the place 20 another
HOLES meets buckingham on the
street and sees In him the gentle
man who gave him a priceless ruby,
The duke takes HOLES 20 hts home
and gives the colonel a sack % gold,
NOM 60 on WITH the STORY
The dehonair duke was airily sym
pathetic He osndoled and tested IN
breath, his jests being IN them
selves a promise that all this should
now be mended. But when HOLES
same 10 the matter OF the BOMBAY
command, his giace's laughter sound
"a a acknowledgements
And Il was ! who robbed yon OF
this. he cried why. see how mys,
teriouSly Destiny has been nj work
But this muitipli.s my debit
The duke produced a purse OF
green silk netting, thru the meshes
Of which glowed the mellow warmth
OF gold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Tells Sufferers How
to End Piles Forever
Rochester Doctor Achieves Remark
able Success with New Prescrip.
ton. Must Give Absolute Relief
or Money Back.

II has remained for n well known
Rochester doctor 10 find a real rem.
edy for Plies. Years Of patient. pains
taking effort on his part has result.
ed IN prescription thatwill actually
heal Plies and absorb them never TO
return.
This doctor says no man or woman
need suffer another hour from any
pain arising from Hcmorrhoids or
Piles now that he has made arrange.
ments with leading druggists 10 dis.
penso this wonderful prescription
known as MoAyA SUPPosIToRJEs
for moderate price on the money
back II dissatisfied plan.
You'll be amazed TO sec how quick.
ly II acts. Blessed relief often comes
in an hour; even In cases OF long
standing with profuse bleeding, really
wonderful results have been accom-.
pllshed.-Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

Street for the promised message from
His Grace o. buckingham. and his
anxiesien began 70 grow al las, in q
measure a. he saw his resources
dwindllng, For he had practiccd no
outstanding or mis- comparatively
slender funds, He was well.i0dEed.
ate and drank Of the best, rufslod Il
IN ono or tho other Of two handsome
suits which no had purchased from
The second hand eiothiers IN Blrchln
Lane--eonsiderlng this more prudent
and economical than n return 20 the
shops Of Paiernoster Rowland he
had even INDUCED with indifferent
fortune a paasoln for gaming. which
was ono Of his bosetting sins
Hence IN the end he found himself
frcited By the continued silence Of
the Duke. who had led him into 20
confident a state % hope. And be
had anxictles on another score.
There was. ho knew. a hns.and-cry
set afooi by the vlndlc,lvc fury Of
Mrs. Quinn. and Il was solely due 10
the fact that hia real whereabouts
were unknown TO her that ne had
escaped arrest. He was aware that
search for him had been made AZ the
bird In Hand. whittier he had an.
nounced 20 her his intention OF 70.
moving himself.
On Tho third OF the month tho
pcopieshad been startled in the city
by the distant boom OF guns. which
had endured throughout the day 20
Intimate that tho Dutch and English
fleets were engaged and rather
aiArmlrgiy close az hand. The en-.
Eagsfnsnt, as you know. was some.
where off the coast In the nelghbor.
hood OF Harwich. and II ended Ia
heavy loss TO the Dutch. who drew
of back to the Texcl.
After tho wild public rsJolclngA
people seemed suddenly 20 awaken
10 their peril. The Court removed
itself 10 the moro saiubrloua air OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

gallsbury. and there was a constant
westward stream OF coaches and
wagons by Craring Cross. laden with
people departing from tho infected
town 20 Geek safety in the country.
Colonel HOLES was much TOO OBJ
ssssoa hy his own affairs 70 be deep
Nv concerned with tho general panic.
lie ven,ured 10 recall himself In a
letter 20 the Duke. For two days he
waited In vain for n reply. and then.
a. despondency was settling upon
him. came an added blow TO quicken
this into utter and absolute despair.
lie returned after dusk one eve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Sunday A1orning
Breakfast Hints
Griddle Cakes

] tsp. salt. 2eups four. 2tsp. bssi.,
powder, ! egg. ! cup water, 5{e,e
Cafnation Mix. Mix -four, sslt az
baking powder together. Nd n
milk. diluted with water. and besls
egg gradually. Drop BY spoonlul,r
a creased hot Uiddle. Cook On 3,
side; when pulled and cooled y
edges. turn and cook on other q,
This recipe serves SIX pcoule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Rub 1t On At
Bedtime for All
Deep Chest Colds
Absorbed Like n Lini-
ment and at same time
Inhaled as a Napor,
Nicks Quickly Reaches
The Affected Parts.

When = cold goes down deep
Threatens 70 turn into bronchitis OF
pneunoniz-viths soreness .tipht hr-ath-
ing and heavy. hollow cough. Try
thr external vaporizing treatment.
First redd-n the akin over throat
and chest with hot. vet towels TO open
the pores Then massage with vicks
for five minutes. spread on thicily
and cover with two thicinesses Of hos
flannel cloths.
The penetrativc and cumulative e.
feet Of vicks thru the skin helps to re-
heve congestion. At the sane time,
thevapors. inhaled with each breath all
night long. carv the medication d.
recfly TO the affected carts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

"Aro you surcf' exclaimed the
mouse doublh1lly.
I'm show you" said Nick, only
the trap Is 10 big ANA I'm 80 little,
I'm not quite sure I can work A."
No wonder Nick had HIS doubts. my
dears. for tho Besnstalk Mouse was
as big as pony ana the mouse
trap was as large as a-oh. about
az large as a garage,
Nick picked UP a big piece Of
wood and reached into one " the
holes on the side OF the trap.
Scarcely had the stick touched
tho cheese, when hangl The trap
went OF like a cannon. turning
completely over and knocking tbs
Twins of their feet,
Dear. dcari Are you hurtr
saueaied The Boansialk Mouse rush.
ing up. But Nancy and Nick jump.
ed riEhi up. an Apry as crIckois.
We're all riEht Mister Mouse"
they laughed Don't worry"
''oh. I'm % much ohllFcdF' pant.
"a tho mouse grntefally. Just think
wha, would have happened n Il had
been me instead
You saved our lives. and we are
glad 20 do the same for YOU" said
Nancy. But remember. YOU mustn't
set too greedy OF sou may set into
trouble yet"
Whats All this ! hear down
heref' said a rrca, voice just then.
and tho door into the cellar opened
and the gardener looked IN. Il
though, heard mice aqueaklng
IN just have a look az that trap"
But when he got there not a
thing wa 20 he seen but the over.
turned trap. Nancy and Nick had
skipped on,
And a. for THO Dsanstalk Mouse.
he had acurfied down a hole, long
tail and ALI
TO he Continued
Copyright, 1894. by Seattle STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWINS
NO. ll-THE MousE-TRAP
2/OliNc Roberes BArtc

"Now then. said tho Beanstnik
Mouse 10 Nancy and Nick when no
had varied them safely out u tho
dark drain. Two are IN tho garden
crs cellar whore IL ID nice and dry.
And now shall show you tho
funny round dish the gardener has
been kind enough 90 SCI out FOR
me-
'what Is II liko9" asked Nancy.
ITS round ana has holes IA the
Sides also some very shiny whirll.
gigs with bits 81 cheese hung on
them. an ready for ne TO dine on. !
do think the gardener Ia grand
man 10 be 80 kind, Iiut come on.
IN show n 70 you. It's right over
hero under tho steps And yon
must be my guests and have pot
luck with me. There Is plenty Of
cheese for all"
The Twins were not 20 anxious 20
share Mister Mouse's meal M they
were 20 zee tho wonderful dish he
spoke or What kind of dish
could Il he that had holes and
whirligign in itf But Nick said he
was sure they would both be mach
Obliged TO stay and everything. and
after that all three Of them went
over TO tho dark place under the
stairs.
THERE declared che Deanstalk
Mouse with waive Of his long
tail, There II tho dish right there
IN the corner. And do you smell
tho ehecsef Really Il smells 20 do
licious Il almost makes mo want 20
nnneEc."
"whyf' gasped Nancy the minute
she act eyes on Il. That's mouse
trap. Mister MouseF'
"a whatf" shrlcked the mouse.
backing away Ia a hurry, what
did you say
"a mouse-tnp." repeated Nick.
Those whirliEiEs are springs. and
n sou touched any or Them. you'd
be caught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

table Compound. She had never used
it herself, but she said one of her
neighbors suffered just like did, and
it cured her. After had taken four
bottles the pain leftmy side. had
fine appetite to eat anything that was
put before me, and began 10 do all
my work and my washing, something
I hadn't done for years. ] am dress
maker, and this last fall I began suf-
ering with my side again, 30 began
taking the Vegetable Compoundagain.
] am on my fourth bottle, which makes
eight in all ! have taken. ] feel 80
much better when take it and every
body tells me / look better. My appe-
tite improves and ] feel stronger in
every way. am very nervous wo-
man and it seems to help my nerves
80 much. MRS. MAGGIE WALLER,
Glasgow, Kentucky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
AfkAIU SHE
COULD NOT LIVE
Operation Advised, but Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Made II Unnecessary
Glasgow. Kentucky. -" was run
down, nervous, with no appetite. My

otS~ Acd BiftH iDe
trouble for five or
six years. Attimes
it was all could do
tolive ,andthed doc
tor said | couldn't
live but a short
time longer with
out an operation.
n t W as two
years ago. Ny sis
r-in.law recon-
|mended Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vepe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

ming from nm expedition In the
course OF which he had aold az las,
that jewel which had now served
whatever purpose he had fondly i'm.
ngined tina, Fate intended by IL. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

him on ono side out OF sight Z
earshot Of the few who lingert
the common room
0Continued in Our Next Issm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

that its conversion Into money was
the last use 10 which Il could be put.
A. he re.entercd the inn, Banks. tho
landlord, approached him, and drew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Carnation Cocoa

4 tsp. Cocoa. g tsp. sugar, 3 capsbol
ing water, cup Canation Min. (
tsp. salt. Mix cocoa and sugar Il +,
cup. Have water boiling. Heztoocu
pot by allowing hot water TO s,ssS
in II for a few minutes. Heat ca.
nation Mix BY standing cup oiCa.
nation Milk in basin Of hot ys.s
for FIVE minutes or more. Po1sIs.
tie boiling water into cup Of COOS
and sugar to dissolve them. Por
into cocoa pot, add renainder d
water. boiling hot. then the 81
Csrnstion Mix and salt SerFea
once. Makes four cups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06

Have you noticed how star Want
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our advertisers has made this pos
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
If STOMACH IS
SOUR, UPSET
Instantly! End FIatuIence, Gas,
Heartburn, Indigestion

Chew few! Stomach finci
SO pleasant. no inexpensive 80
quick TO settle an upset stomach.
Tho moment rPape's Diapepsin"
reaches the stomach all pain and
distress from indigestion or a sour.
gassy stomach yanIshes.
Millions know IT'S magic. All drug.
gists recommend this harmless
stomach corrective. advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
Carnation Milk Omelet

Carnation Milk Omelet
I eggs. 4 tsp. corn strch. / r..
baking powder. ] tsp. salt. / Oh
Csrnation Milk mixed with ( ibx.
water. Beat egg yolks Until thu
and lemon oolored. Mir CON s.z.d
and salt. and add gradually the oh
milk. mixed with I tbsp. water. the
add TO beaten yolks. Beategg shi.a
stiff and add the baking poxdr.
then cut and fold in the first mirtu.,
Butter sides and bottom Of htz.s
omclet pan, turn in mixture, plar
on range where Il viii cook slos.y
When brown on bottom put inor,a
to finish cooking the top. Tn
omelet is cooked when hrn to he
touch. This recipe serves from .or
TO six people.
naasy nAA
Dsnssis Sasss Dr.
csrnstion MIX Products c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-06
XIV

For three weeks Colonel HOLES
waited in vain at The Harp in Wood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
Vernon Is
w inner in
First Tilt

II o5 ANGELES. May 2i.--vernon
IL came out on top in yesterdays
squabbie with Seattle. taking tho
best Of a . to 7 count.
Ker Pcnner twiried nice bali for
tho heals. holding Seattle TO nine
hits. However. the Tigers were en-.
dangered several times by boots and
timely bingies by tho opposition.
Dell started for Seattle, but was
relieved by Sutherland. Jones went
In for Sutherland in tho eighth.
Vernon got ono in the first. while
Seattle got a pair in the third. In
tho Tigers half OF the same seAsion.
four counters were scored. Seattle
was out-dons In the fifth. however.
and the visitors scored an equal mum.
Der.
Vernon evensd the score in tho last
Of the fifth, but Seattle took one
run lead in the seventh. In the
eighth IL was curtains for the visi.
tors, for vernon's three.run rally was
too much. and thus tho score re.
manned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
GIBBONS SURE
OF HIMSELF

Gibbons will be the favoriia and
ought 10 win easily. He isn't the
fighter who stayed with Dempsey,
but he "a san tho best Of the light
heayios - better than McTiEuc.
.Tunncy and tho rest. Another thing.
he KNOWS no can whip Carpenter,
and that in important.
Last year. al shelby. GIbbour
knew he COULDN'T whlp Dempsey
but fsi, sure no could LAST. and
fought accordingly. losing. but last
Ing.
Carpenter Is coming hser 20 20,
his last shot AZ the big money. lie
no longer has any illusions abou,
fame and championships, n I'D
wins he win stay on and fight again
II no loses. no win have another
bank roll.
Thus tho psychology OF Tho two
men is widely different. Carpenters
Is TINT % a man facing tho luevi.
table. Gibbons that OF man set.
ting his big chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
GRIFFTTHS
HOPPED-UP
OVER CLUB

NEW YORK. May 2i.-"A second
! y Walter Johnson" Is tho compM.
ment shat President Clarke Griffin
Of the Washington club pays 10 Fred
Marberry. one Of his recruit pitchers
Griffith. in his day one OF the
greatest pitchers. is enthusiastic owe
tho chances OF his clubs recruisl
pitchers. He certainly should be a
good judge OF pitching value. Grit.
nth IS particularly strong for Mar
berry.
This boy Marberry has everything
that goes to make a great pitcher.
physique. stuff and temperament. he
has the courage OF a veteran. He
lacks only experience. In two years
be should be one OF the most effective
twirlers in the American league"
With Little Rock. tallenders In the
Southern associatlea, last season.
Mnrberry broke better than even.
Griffith is positive that Paul Zah.
niser VIII be a winning pitcher tlif
year. Lack OF control has hand.
capped him in his early starts. He
also has great hopes for Slim Nc
Grew and feels that the veteran Joe
Martina win win some bah games
for him.
On the whole. the Washington
owner is far more optimistic about
hts pitching than the critics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21
PREP TENNIS
HONORS WILL
BE SETTLED

TUE high school tennis champion.
4 ships was 10 be tho stake today
when Roosevelt aud Broadway
tangled at the Seattle tennis club.
Roosevelt won the north section
BY beating Lincoln. Ballard and
Queen Anne. with Broadway trim.
ming West Seattle Garfield aud
Franklin.
The feature match OF ioday's play
was TO DO the singles tiff between
Howard LAnglIo and Dan Lewis,
No. / men on Roosevelt and Broad.
way. respectively.
IAnglie ia the Northwest boys
champion and represented this sec.
ton in tho Boston championships
last year. while Lewis has been
prominent in Junior circles several
years Lewis has been captain OF
tho Tiger team for three consecu.
tive years.
Tho rest Of the Roosevelt team
IS made up Of Fred Gleason. Merritt
Day and Hugh Benton. while Broad.
way viii be represented hy Bob
Dykes. Jack Levine. Ken MePher.
son and Tom Corbaicy.
Tho matches were to start at
. .. m.