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this vast problem, and it is to be hoped that
the state highway department will have the
cooperation of the entire state in carrying
out its program There are always two fac
tons when a road is considered by the high
way commission; the same applies to your
editorials. If you side with one you are
most sure to. rumple up the quilt with the
other. and if you want to get in hornett' $
nest with your subscribers you are on the
right track to do so. If the highway depart
nient cannot satisfy the opposing delegates
am sure you will fail to accomplish this
purpose, H. q. MAY.
Rank@ton. Ala. March 49, 1924,
This newspaper stands for the pfinciple
of the most direct and feasible ROUTES Cor state
highways. This paper does not presume to
select the routes, but demands that the com
mission adhere to the routes receiving federal
approval.-Ed Age-Herald.
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IODINE AND GOITRE

The belief that the disease of goitre is due
to the want of iodine in the thyroid gland
has been attacked by a DISTINGUISHED Euro
pean physician. Yet two soitre sections OF
the United States, centering in Michigan and
Idaho, are the ones where, analysis shows,
there is the least iodine in the water 1t has
been computed that it would take a human
being thousand years to drink enough Lake
Superior water to obtain as much iodine as
exists in the thyroid gland The places where
goitre is the least prevalent, along. the sea
shores, are those having the most iodine in
the surface waters. 1t is fair and scientific
inference that when deficiencies in iodine
are made up the number of cases of goitre
will decrease. There appear to be registered
facts backing up the inference.-Toledo
Blade. ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22
GARDEN VIRUS IN THE BLOOD

The garden acreage will not see much de-
crease until the seed dealers quit printing
pictures of big red tomatoes, long green Gu
cumbers and large solid heads of cabbage on
the packages of garden seeds. Most of the
men of this section swore off from gardening
last August, but when the new supply of
garden seeds came in, showing the same
beautiful pictures of tomatoes, cabbages and
cucumbers, the same men began looking
around for negro to spade up the garden,
and left word with their wives to plant seeds
carefully and work the garden faithfully
Honey Grove. Texas, Signal
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Her Dog

NAN Terrell Reed in New York Times
Winter nights l never tire
Sitting by the open fire,
with my head beneath her hand,
-. Lots OF things | understand
Though I'm just her dog.
All her swcpthearts come and 90,
And perhaps it's better 50.
tor they re not US true as ].
Who will love her till | die.
Though N only just her dog.
Many times she's laughing glad:
Many times she's weeping sad
And to me she's always fair
But | guess she doesn't care
For I'm only just her dog.
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and attractive than when they are marred
by signs that have the effect of discouraging
tourists and reducing the gas
cline demand. as
The movement to rid the picturesque high
ways of the whole country of glaring bill
board advertisements is worthy and proper,
and should appeal to public sentiment every
where. There may be both public vision
and business sagacity in the decision of a
concern, whose business depends on motorists
and motoring, to help in protecting American
scenery.
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L0HNs LEAn All. rHE REsr

More Johns in America than any other
name. After John comes William, then
James. This is shown by cbeck-up of many
city directories. 10.
Religious names from the Bible, exert a
great influence when it comes to naming
the average child. Just why John leads all
the clergy, for it PROFESSIONALLY indicates a
very definite preference, admiration or in
terest.
Once started. of course, names become
hereditary. 1t takes courage to give child
n name that isn't common as dandelions.-
Columbia Record.
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TO THE POINT

Many mans veracity is unimpeachable
until he acquires the fishing habit
Most people who are satisfied with them
selves don't want much
For each big man at the top there are a
million little men at the bottom
Politeness fOrbids people telling you that
you are fool every time they have occasion
to think you one
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half Of the public welfare, there will be ma
terial increase in the available funds for park
development, including not only public reve-
nues, but donations from private sources in
spired by the record of achievement and by
an appreciation of the possibilities for public
benefits from this important influence upon
community contentment
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/, The Once Ouer
Amos q. Pipp Makes Some Confessions About
| His Income Tax Statements II :

Amos Q. Pipp Makes Some Confessions, About
His Income Tax Statements I'D 3 y
Dear Editor: y 4
Well, have just finished swindling the
government. got my income tax return off
at midnight on the fifteenth and waited until
the bells struck twelve o'clock before ] put
1t in the letter box. wanted to wait until
the last minute, thinking it might make con-
gress sore.
At the same time mailed a letter to my
congressman telling him to keep his garden
seeds this spring and eat 'em himself. From
the slow actions of the legislative body on
the tax question / am satisfied that nothing
could come of any seed a congressman sent
me but century plant.
What / want to ask you is a few ques-
tions on my income tax. i filled 1t out the
best could, but don't think l did SO well
as l never was good at puzzles.
In looking over the list of allowable de-
ductions saw this item: Actors costumes;
cost off, As wanted to take advantage of
everything, / looked all over the house for
actors costume but couldn't find any,
/ have friend, though, who is, an actor
He played Santa Claus in department
store last Christmas and he let me take
his costume. He said it cost $3.50 and
so / deducted that amount from my income
Am / right: -
.4e -
Losses due to scrapping machinery" is
another item allowable. 1 threw away an
old bicycle that had been in the cellar seven
years. and deducted $26. also took off SIS
for a lawn-mower. didn't scrap this lawn
mower, but figure that in case the agents
come to check up / can hide it. Give me
your best advice.
Then there was an item abandoned prof.
ects; undertaken for profit cost Of" had
to do some heavy thinking here. Finally
made these deductions:
Taking over Muscle Shoals $3.50
Running city government. ............ 3.75
Running national government. ..... 4.39
Taking over coal mines of country. 6.75
Taking over railroads. Observation-Disclosures: 3.25
Developing inland waterways of U. S.. 500
Putting government on paying basis. 40
I abandoned all these projects during the
last fiscal year. e-
Of course i never did intend to put them
through personally, but they were pet projects
with me and 1 figure spent the sums given
aboee in buying cigars and drinks, on car
fares, ETC., in the course of arguing with
everybody / met as to the need of these
improvements and just how l would carry
them out. Am / right in these deductions or
who?
Please let me hear from you. These are
the main points, although under the heading
Deductions for expenses necessary to legiti-
mate business / took out couple of hun
bred dollars for throat lozenges and q book
on correct pronunciation of difficult words
as I am, as you know, a radio lecturer.
Very truly yours,
49,. AMOS Q. Pip.
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ARE THERE REALLY EIGHTp

Captain Stefan Christesco. the scientist,
has written book in which he contradicts
theories of Einstein. No doubt the six or
eight men in the world who understand the
theories of Einstein will have great fun
reading it.-Springfield Union.
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1t is safe to predict that few hoarders of
money selecting safe deposits for their wads
will be impressed with the relative advantages
of the teapot.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22

In limiting the number of its entrants,
perhaps Harvard University is preparing to
practice the slogan, Quality, Rather Than
Quantity"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22

Since the announcement that Columbia
University senior goods have gone on record
that they favor marrying for money, there
are some bachelors with regulations for
eligibility who may form the habit Of keep
ing their hands on their pocketbooks.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-22

The Missouri judge who sentenced a law
breaker to permanent Punishment from that
state may have believed firmly in the prin-
ciple of justice tempered with mercy.
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President Ala. Div. Farmers Unio
Birmingham, Ala, March 81, 1924.
Wants Roads As People Voted Them

To the Editor of The Age-Herald:
Am writing to encourage you in your
fight to compel the state highway commission
to route the proposed new roads as we were
led TO believe they would be when we voted
the bond issue. If there is anything at all
1 can do to help you can count on me.
F. L. BAILEY.
Marinn Ain March 10 1904
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RADIO AS A BALLOT MACHINE"

Perhaps the universal type of a practical
balloting machine has come. AT any rate,
they are taking straw votes by radio-St.
Louis Globe Democrat
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Though Paris has the lowest birth rate
in the world, that city seems to have solved
the problem of maintaining a large and
growing population, especially in the height
of the amusement season.
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end -class matter. act of Congress March =. 1sfs.
FREDERIcK l. THOMPSON. 80. PRESIDENT
NEWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500 Davidson
Buildins; state Capital Montgomery Journal
Building; Tennessee Valley. Decatur DeiV
Building; Tuscaloosa, News Building; Jssper'
Mountain Eagle Building; Admission. star Buiid-
ing; Gadsden, Journal Building; Muscle snoaiS
Tri-Ciues Daily Building:
IL SUBSCRIPTION RATES-By mail. payable
IN advance. in United States and Canada; Deuy
and Sunday. one year. $500; six months. sA.oo;
three months. Sa.2s: one month. SIC. Daily only
One year. $3.50: six months. ss.2s; three
months, Sits; one month. Too Sunday only:
One year. $3.50: six months. $3.50: three montns
y 7bc; one month, Is
BY carrier, where carrier delivery Ii main.
aimed; 200 per week. $50 per month.
h MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PREsS-The
Associated Press is exclusively entitled to :he
use for publication Of all news dispatches
credited to 1t. or not otherwise credited In this
paper and also local news published therein.
All rights Of republication Of special dispatches
are also reserved
Telephone (priVate branch exchange coGnecs'
lng all departments). Main 430O.
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THE AGE-H HERALD
FREDERICK l. THoArsoN.... 80. PRESIDENT

7 Entered At Birmingham, Ala. post office - sec-
ena-ciass matter. act of Congress March 9. 1879.
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More Hotels Needed--D1ring Aprm Munts
gomery win entertain two statewide u1nvHn-
hons-teachers and Sunday school folk. This
reminds us that the state capital is sadly
in need Of two additional high-rlass h0tHlR
1t is a rare thing that travellers can now ret
accommodations at Montgomery hofals- Mona-
gomery is a delightful cid town. Everybody
likes to visit ontgomery.-HuntsxiLe STIR.
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Chance For Curb MarAst-A curb mar
ket should make truck gardening pr0fitzbls
1t has always been found SO in other PARTS
of the country and Tuscaloosa should bs HW
exception News.
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Placing The Responsible The prism aa-
ministration of the state has been under EuCh
heavy fire in the last year, result OF en-
posures of bad administration at convict
camps, that Governor Brandon may be ex-
pecteR to employ every resource at his CON-
mand to come at the real facts in the KiIby
prison complaints, and to place responsibility
where it is shown to belong.-MsbiIe NewB-
Item.
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The Alabama Press
OpinIona Of oth-r Eastsra

Might Set The ExAmple.-H SouthernerB
could get over the idea that it is too good
to be true to have Southern man for prssi-
dent, the rest of the country would follow
suit-Albany- Decatur Daily.
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Fine Law ObserE&nce Record Calhoun
people have reason 10 be proud of the rHruu6
bein gmade by this county in law observance.
Absence of crime il something every county
should strive for, and Il is something that
is not difficult to have II al whose duty IL
is to look after law enforcement are falfh-
full in the discharge of their duties and en-
ergetic in bringing violators to 5usftce.-An-
niston Star.
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EFFECTIVE HEALTH ACTION

Telephone (priVate branch exchange coEnecs'
lng all departments). Main 490O.
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Well, / have just finished swindling tn.
government. got my income tax return of
at midnight on the fifteenth and waited unit
the bells struck twelve o'clock before ] put
1t in the letter box. / wanted to wait unit
the last minute, thinking it might make con
gress sore.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
LOS "RUBIOS DE LA METRO
POLL DEBUTARAN.

El e1uipo de los 'rubios', rscients i'm
portac.o1 hecha per ell Mgr. Tony, hara
su debut mafiana domingo en- un dou-
BILE header con ell equipo "cardenal"
en- la Liga de- Castillo en- la Peria del
Sur.
Los dichosos "rubios" vienen prece-
didos de gran fama como verdaderos
profesionales en- el ''tira y coge'' y
no es de dudarss que el exito finan-
c;ero del promoter boricua sea asegu-
rado de antemano, pero. Isl resul-
tass este eluipo otro "tutti-fruti" CO.
mo las "estrellas bostomanas'' de Ma
rrss? No quiero predecir 10 que suce-
deria al amigo Tony. nj quiero aUgu-
rar NADIA maio, pero. esperemos CIR
10 que nos cuenten del debut lue-
go. yer para que apreciemos es-
tilo Santo Tomas.
FL ALLENTOWN trae tres lanzado-
res dos receptores, cue al decir de
Fipo sera 10 mejor dc 10 mojor hasta
aqui visto como bateria. A exception
de Estrada. ell guarda bosque izquierdo
que es cubicho, los demas SON yam
quis'.
Pepito Macarron, director deportivc
del periodico americana Morning
Call" acompafia esta novcna. y veria-
mos con gusto que el amigo Tony in,
dujera a este nos de a conocer su plu-
ma desde las Columns de la prensa
porto.riqueha en- materias Ideportivas
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GRANDES ACoNTECIMIEN
TOs DEPoRTTvOS PARA
Ell, %

Siguiendo la evolucion de los astros
cl movimiento dc todos les planetas
en- ell espacio, habre de predecir gran
des cambios en- Ell universe entero para
ell 1924 en- deportes. Nuevas estreIlas
vendran a sustituir las que hasta
alui han brillado; nuevas constelacio-
mes habran de formarse, y nuevas ideas
nuevas reglas vendran a amphar las
que actualmente nos ocupan.
En- las grandes ligas de los Estadcs
surgirs quien eclipse Ell record de Babe
Ruth. de Meusel, Hornsky, ETC.; en-
Puerto Rico surgira quien supere Ca
ratini. Guzman Gacho en- sus tremen
dos toietazos. va podr&n mis- lectores
darse cnenta de mi vaticinio en- el
curse de la temporada 1924. Sigamos
pie pie los records que resulten On
los deportes durante el afio; todos
Ia mayor parte de ellos seran >rotos
durante este afio que es bisiestc.
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oFIcINA DEL coMIsIoNADo

Eaero 3. 1924.
PRoPosICIoNEs EN- plegos cerra.
dos para la adjudication en- pdDlica su.
basta de las obras de construction de
una CASA REsIDENCIA EsTARLo
Y TANQUE DE IMMERSION PARA
LA GRANJA AGRIc1LA De Ca.
YEY, P. R., cayO presupaesto aprobs
Go ascinnde a Ia suma dc C.NCo MIL
oUINIENTos DIEz sTETE poLA-
RES CON O5ll9O (s5.5l7 ca sc adm.
tiran en- la oheina del Comisionado del
interior hasta las 600 P. NJ. 1el dia
81 de Enero 1924, CT que SC ab.iran
pub icamente.
Todos los datos necosafio5 sc daran
on ia ofcina del Ar1uitecto, donde Sc
encuentran lie manifest, los documen-
tos que nan 6s regir en- el ccntrlto, y
poaran recOger los licitaa9rcs los pls-
nos y mode.os &c proposlcl ,nes que han
de presentar nediante IN deposlto Ge
DIEz $4,000 que seIaE Iasmbnls idos
al ser devue.tos dichos locumentos en-
Ell plazO de veinte (2OJ dias despLts
de efectuada Ia subasta.
La Administrator Sc reseyva ell de-
recho de rcchasar cua'qG,er todas las
rroposiciones y q de ad;udicar ol con-
trato bajo otras cons.d'raciones que las
de precio solamente.
Guillermo ESTEVES.
Coniisionado. kdvt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
LOS JUEGOS DE MANANA
DOMINGO

En- rEes ro Parque de Pc,ota we're
nos nuevamcrte al FoNCE al mando
del Captain Car2tini, enfrentandose cen
lss hrestes "atleticas" de. Lcdo. Guz
man. vienen los ''leones" con los col
millos ahlados pa-a demostrar los
"sanjuaneros'' que vencen a cuanto
contrincante Sc les presente y en- cual
quier galiinero. Los "atlekcos", quie
res probablemeEte estaran reforzados
cen ei jardine-o Rivas el lanzador
Gamiz va de vueIta de Ia republica
hsrInana, confian tener su equipo bas-
tante bien ajustado para Ia contienua
y SIN duda alguna pondran a mo,s- Gel
fno mas dc rao dc los fans que
asistan la .iga, la cual Sc vera de
bote en- bose debido al grande aconteci-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12

No es desconocido para mis- lectores
cl nombra del joven Ramon Maldonado
QTifonez 81 10 unimos al del team
PUERTO RICO cuandO dicho ecuipo
fue organizado.N Moncho ius6 su honor
en la defensa de la sntesala, aunque
para clio no estabs aun preparado,
pres ira cl dnico junior en- ol team
on aqueila Gpoca. Mas luego tuvo que
dejar la isla para cu-sar estudios su-
psriores en- Estados Unidos y el PUER-
TO RICO perdio sus servicios.
Con gusto consigno al amigo estas
notas y lac6nicamente doy a conocer a
mis- lectores sus triunfos en- Ell norte.
Actualmente cursa estudios dc medici-
na en- la Universidad de West Virginia,
donde hizo en- un afio sn preparatoria
para ingreso la universidad despues
de haber obtenido su diploma de alta
escuela en- Caguas. sus estudios no lie
p-rmiten iugar pelota, pero Sc ha des-
arrollado fisicamente con tanta per-
fecc'6n cue a la edad de veinte amos
"a Univers dad lie ha otofgado una me-
dalia hono-ifca por tenor I'm fisico per-
fccto. 10 cual es considerable como uno
de los mas grandes hOnores entire los
colegiales.
GUERRIsH JR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
DOLORES DE CORAzON

Cuando Ia acci6n del est6mago est6
debilitada por la extenuaci6n o dee
fectiva fuerza nervioSa, ell alimento
es retenido hasta que fermenta. FL
gas que fcrma oprime los otros Or.
ganos, particularmente ell coraz0n,
ylos dolores en- naquellaregiOna amenu-
do dan lugar a que Sc atribuyan q
alguna enfermedad del corazon. Una
enfermedad de ese 6rgano, raramen-
te causa dolor de corazon, alguno, y
cuando note ese sintoma usted debe-
ria tonificaT su digestion antes de
preStar atenciona a una alarma infun.
dada. Las Pildoras Rosadas del DIR.
Williams son un t6nico que afecta di-
rectamente los 6rganos digestivos.
Suplen al est6mago sangre Riea y
roja, sin la cual una digestion normal
es impossible. despiertan la activi.
dad de las glandulas gastricas, robus-
tecen los museulOs del est6mago. v
dan la fuerza nerviosa necesaFia para
una adecuada digestion y producente
aSimIlacion. Con Sangre pobre
neryios debiles eS impossible evitar ell
dolor de est0mago. Vigorice for.
talezca los nervioS, y notara el au-
mento de apctito, la comfortable SEN
sacion de bienestar despuGs de haber
comido y la mejoTa experimentada
en- su salud y vigor.
Un tratamiento con esas pfldoras
le devolyera ell equilibriO de Ia salud,
estimulara Su. apetito v digestion,
acabara con la sensation de fatiga de
que sufren todaS las personas que
tienen Ia sangre enpobrecida v le
pIoporcionara un sueflo tranauilo v
Teposado Sc venden en- todas las
buenas boticas. Exfjase que ell pa.
quote sea rosado con la p grande en-
caracteres de relieve. Escriba hoy
mismc una tarjeta a In DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Dept. n, Schenectady,
N. Y, +. U. de A., pidiendo el IL
britc intitulado "EnfermedAdes de la
SangTe, "-el cual lie sera remiti' %
gratis y bajo sobre cerrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12
AL MARGEN DE LOS DEPoR-
TES
For GERRIsH JR.
LOS "LE0NES INICIAN SUS
VICTORIAS

FL pasa6o domingo de enero hi
cieron su debut del ano en- un double
h:aser las novenas PONCE y "san
Juan Athletics en- "a Liga del Casti-
llo en- la PeIla del Sur. Aunque los
"sanjrcneros' visitaron a Ponce es-
p:ranzados en- obtener Ia victoria en
los juegos contra los "queneperos' >.
Pero Ell principle de afio les fue fumes
to; perdieTon ambos juegos Y en- el
ra;inal pudo haber habido su collar
oito" de names eel brujo Monchin.
Los scores en- el matinal y 4
en- el vespertino demuestra que
hubo pujanza de ambos lados.
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Deportiuas de "El Mundo' .
Por Rogue, Geh J, Big Ball. Iris Speaker Eddie Collins etc
EN- SAN JUAN PONCE SPORTTVAS DE CAYEY LOS PREIOs
RAClONES DE NC CRAW SU LLEGADA DE EUROPA

c,erto ndmero de fans juga1ores dc
pslota con el fin de exponsries su pio-
posito dc re:rganizar el equipo MESO-
NORA, pero esta vez con las nIras de
cue sa -eam paeda enfrsntarse desde
Ell p irlo- momento con cualquiera de
los eqliros de primera actualmente
ex stentes en- Ia is.a. obtrvo la confer
ilidad de lbs concurrentcs para qne sc
efectGe su prop6sito Y espera dentro
de breve csnstituir una asociacion que
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NUEvAMENTE ToMA RIEN
DAS DEL "COAMo"

El amigo Ramon Seda, alma mater
del deports en- Coamo, Sc Ia hecho
cargo nuevamente de Ia administration
del team CoAMo y sc dispone hacer
un equipo invulnersble zarpaZos de
''leones", brincos dc "atletas", bonn
bas de 'cardenales', fuidOs dc oEler-
tales, nj arpegios de 'pianolistas'
Cuenta actualmente con Ell siguiente
line up segun nos indica acepta el
reto de cualquiera de los equipos de
la isla NADIA nenos que Modesto y
Snoring defender ell hogar; Mayias
Gavino Chilino ocupan indistinta.
mente el caj6n, turnandoss Snoring y
Modesto en- la inicial, Droz a In inter.
media. Martin la antesala, al jaroin
corto PepitO, guardabosques exterio-
res Chilino, Delgado, Andres algunc
que otro TAPAo. En- verdad quo 81 cor
este line up no Sc anOta coAMo bus.
nos juegos no sc para cuando habra
de esperar.
EN- LA ARENA DE LOS DEPORTES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-12

Como oportuna y proposito del cic.
rre de la temporada del 1923 podemos
califcar esta caricatura. gracias la
cortesia del joven Font, quien Sc hs
dignado enviarla con excIusividad para
Ell MNDo.
81 nos fJamos bien en- la citada ca
ricatura vemos un mslenudo "leon"
con su gorrita ostentando la insignia
del team PONCE, furnandoss aro-
moso tabaco RIBoscH, siendo el
"humo" que Sc esfuma los "atleticos