davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-22

Lost articles are found, work is ob. tained, help is secured, real estate is sold, through Want Ads placed in The ARA-Berald.
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PITTSTON

Mr. and Mrs. Ola Hanson Of Beach
Bluff, Mass, have moved int the
house owned by john Fetefsoh op-
posite Pleasant View farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grant, sen.
Verne and Mr.. and Mira. Harry Green
Of WatervillA were callers in tewn
M. and Mrs. John Petersen ana
dauEhter, Erna and Mr.. and mrs. ola
Hansen were callers at the home 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank LaPlant slnaay'
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones ana son,
Clement, are visiting relatives IN
Stoneham, Mass. AZ
Mrs. Alice Essency ID seriously Ill
: friends 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kicker rave them surprise psrsv
SATURDAY evening by hanging q MAY
basket, which was generously nMsa
WITH axoodies," after which . vSIy
nies SAINT evening was passed. the
Eift was much appreciated by them hem
Nj. Kicker has been In poor neaieA
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Burglars Again
Visit Cornish Store

Cornish. May 1S-Burglars who for
the third time within q year entered
the store Of Small Brothers last night,
opened the safe and then closed 1t so
securely that the services Of an ex-
pert will be required to open it up.
Until then. 1t will be impossible to
tell how much loot was taken. Valu-
able papers, a diamond ring and some
money were In the safe and when the
break was discovered at the time the
store was opened this morning. some
of the papers were scattered about
the office. In their haste, the yeggs
overlooked an envelope containing
some money and checks.
The safe at the postoffice. which
was also visited, was likewise tam
pered with 30 that II could not be
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Funeral Or. statson, pamariseotta

Damariscotta, Me-, May 17-Busi-
ness was suspended during the fu-
neral today Of DR.. Edwin F .Stetson.
we'll known physician, who died We'd
resday in New York at the home Of
his son, DR.. Rufus E. Stetson. The
house was crowded with neighbors
and friends and the floral display
was one of the largest ever seen here.
DR.. Stetson was q member Of the
Maine Medical Association and the
Knox County Medical Association,
trustee of Lincoln Academy. past high
priest Of Ezra B. French r. A. c.,
past master Of Alma Lodge Of Masons,
past worthy patron Of Crystal Chap
ter. o. e. g., and past chancellor Of
Lincoln Lodge. K. of p. All these in
situations and organizations were re-
presented at the funeral.
The Masonic service was conducted
by Joseph West. master of Alma
Lodge, and Rev. George w. Griffin.
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RICHMOND

The Ladies' Aid Of The Methodist
ssurch Will have Q supper and sale
~ aprons, quilts, rugs and handker-
ealefs, Wednesday. May 81. The sup
Ut VIII be from 6 till 7.S0 o'clock, q
'dter hour than usual
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Dunn. returned
from Waterville Wednesday, where
tey mad been visiting relatives for
James Meserve had the misfortune
~ breaking his arm Tuesday. His
norse became frightened in the stall
Ing when Mr.. Merserve entered. he
.arched against him throwing him
~ the wall in such q manner AZ TO
LEAK a bone in his wrist.
MI. and Mrs. Emmit Bryson, who
1--we been passing the winter in
r ranaaa are at their farm on the, new
'o a. Tor short stay.
ms Richmond high school base
a aIl team was defeated by score OF
py the Boofhbay Harbor Nigh
AN IAN At Boothbay Harbor w&dnSs-
Uod Fellows and Rebekahs In this
""n are planning on attending the
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opened until an expert was summon

opened until an expert was summon
ed. but its contents were intact.
Entrance to the Small store was
obtained through a window in the
rear. Crawling UP on a. low roof, the
burglars took of q storm window and
the rest was easy. After cutting off
the combination Of the new safe that
had recently been installed, they drill
ed the inside door, opened It and
made their haul and then closed the
door again. 1t will remain closed I'M
til the expert gets at 1t early next
week.
After trying In vain to open q win
dow at the postoflce the burglars
broke In the front door, and tipping
the small safe there on its side. they
knocked the combination of, but
either did not succeed in opening the
inner door. or found nothing they
wanted when they did open It. But
Harry Jameson couldn't open the safe
until he had called in the expert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
LIBERTY
vinal w. Turner

With the passing OF vinal Wright
Turner, lifelong resident of Liberty,
the community suffers the loss of a
kindly neighber and staunch friend.
o genial host whose latchstring was
always out for friends and acquaint-
ances far and near. who seldom
passed without calling, for q chat,
and more often than otherwise re-
NAMED to dine with Vine, az he was
affectionately called by his friends
He was 76 years Of age. Besides
the widow there are six children liv-
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LlTCHFIELD
Alfred Seldom

CORNERS-Alfred Seldom of this
place died in New York Thursday
Inerning where he had been for the
past three weeks for treatment. Mr..
Seldom was born in County Kent.
England, - years ago. He was the
son of Robert and Nellie Seldom Of
England. Mr.. Seldom leaves a widew
and one daughter, Hazel, to mourn
his loss, also q stepmother and two
sisters. Nellie and Lizzie Of Taun-
ton. Mass, four brothers, Harry Of
washington, u. c.. John of Chicago.
ILL.,. Joseph Of Providence, r. l., and
Edward OF India.
He was a member Of Mystic Chap
ter o. E. s. Of this place and Of the
Blue Lodge Of Masons of New York.
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by Beck

DID. chaplain. The bearers were past
masters of Alma Lodge. I. C. Stetson,
George A. Cowan, William Austin,
Gerald Stetson, George w. Singers
and r. K. Turkey. Burial was in
Norris cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
Smith Of Lewis Institute; Chicago,
and two grandchildren

and two grandchildren.
Mr.. Smith was the oldest man in
town and carried the Boston Posts
geld headed cane. He was q men,
Der of the Consrega tional church
and was clerk of the church and had
been treasurer and librarian of the
Sunday school. He was one Of the
trustees Of Litchfield academy. where
he received his education. Mr.. Smith
was q school teacher in his younger
days. The past few years Of his life,
he passed the summers at his home
here and the winters with his son
Warren in Chicago.
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ing, Mrs. e. NJ. Lenfest of Mahches-
ter, Mrs. F. E. Howard of Augusta.
Mrs. NJ. E. Cramer of Union, Mrs. o.
r. Johnston of Warren, Ariz, Elvin
Turner Of Augusta, Burleigh Turner
of Liberty, and IL grandchildren.
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~. p Annith

Asa p. Smith died at his home
H. ,; Evening ns Az a..e sa eeoz. nsss;
and Lydia Smith and was born in
Litchfield 80 years ago. He is sur
vived by one daughter. Lillian of
Chicago. and one son. Prof. William
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
Maine spfritualist Elect

Portland, Me-. May 17-Arthur c.
Smith Of Buxton was today elected
president Of the Maine Gpiritualist
Association. Officers are: First vice.
president, a. w. Stewart, Augusta;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

second e-president, Mrs. Esteiia
Campbell, Winterport; secretary:
Mary Drake jerks. Etna; treasurer,
Florence z. Hawkes., Etna.
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Representative Wanted


in touch with
Augusta.
The wof involved is EoT Of house
thsnRssvss interested in the future Motion Pictures
In
the dnel selection Of the Augusta representative.
The position beginning
me 80 desrous man who s already
' 80 -~--'-~'
SHANGHAI return viii be specially attractive
- -o- ~~s"''" N''N'''A""'A
District
street, Boston, mentioning 81
All replies viii be held in the striessst confidence.
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ssIee. Students for prlzs spsakIns

Select Students FOR Prize Speaking
As q result Of the trials, which
have been held during the past week.
the following students were selscfed
to compete in the annual Prize
Speaking contest, which 10 Q regular
feature Of the graduation exercises.
Doris French, Cumberland Mills:
Gladys Millett. Mt. Vernon: Barbafar
Sawyer, Greene: Helen Webber Vic
emma: Alexander HyIand, Wayne:
Malcolm Muchmore. Boston, Mass. Il
Earle Luce, Readfleld; William
Ayres. ogunquit. 9
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s,.,r,c. meeting al Lewiston satur-

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dignam have
returned from a weeks visit with
rAJa ttyes In Boston.
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KENT'S HILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester strout, their.
daughter, Miss Emma Strout and
grandson, Edwin Strout. have rec
they have been passing the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

fer some time and does not gain as
his many friends would wish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property az
GARDIDNER-Fruit and grocery store.
13-rm. house, rent $45: $4,000. 10-rm.
house, stable. II acres land. double
tenement. $4,000. Owner, 343 Water st.
RESTAURANT-Ev goes with
the place. Large paying proposition.
Price. II sold at once. $1700. Liberal
terms. Inquire c. II. Beane, Gardiner.
RICHMOND LUNCH Il Doing good
business; for further particulars in
quire of Bert Norwood. Richmond.
RICHMOND-Main St. 2 stores with
Groom fiat overhead. All modern.
Write b.. care Journal.
THERE is always a right way and a
wrong way Of doing things-and the
classified way Is always a right way.
ECONOMICAL OFFERS for prudent
people are daily presented by the clas-
sified columns.
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Repairins--Ssrvics stations

SIMONIZ-Have your car sin1onized
under expert supervision. Work guar
anteed. Call w. l.. Pitman. Tel. saw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

YOU WILL be surprised to hnd out
what large returns you get TOR the
time invested in classified reading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

CLASSIFIED ADS hunt up buyers
and turn merchandise into quick cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19

CLASSIFIED ADS tell you what's
| what In as few words as possible.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE have the
thrift maitland you will have II as
soon as you become a regular CLASSIFIED
reader.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-19
Boats and Accessories

SVUSU WITU FNVSVUSVETVW "
MOTORBOATS-For sale or to let. In
quire Geo. A. Cloutier, Island Park,
Winthrop. Me.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
SOLO n HABRA
DE VOLYER..

ESperlbamOs con imPaciencia la
vueIta del Catherine ~procedente
de la vecina rcpdblica hermana para
tener noticias acerca de los jugadO-
res dominicanos que habrfan de re-
forzar nUesfros equipOS inSulares.
Lleg6 ell barc0 v q SUI bordo,. no
llegarOn los "deseados''. Para la 10
"a Sc ~csEeraban a Fellito. Di6gcnes
Y Pihao; para "0riente", Pedro Au-
gusto, Guagua. V Luis Tomas para
In montana. Tetelo, Mateo V Fro
meta, y para la "Perla" a MINI. No
ticias confiden tales nos indican que
debido a la serie dominicana despu6s
de Ia restauraci6n de Ia ~rep1blica,
s,is players no saldran de allf pOr
ahora haSta tanto no terminen SuS
jncgps. No obStantc, personals bien
infOrmadas nos indican que MINI,
tan espefado por Pipe. tiene halaga-
doras proposiciones del Arecibo Park
y fendra a formar parte del equiDo
de la Villa del Captain Correa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
SEREE LOCAL BUICK
VS..

Eranlos de opinion que dos her
manos no podfan luchar 81 INK con-
ira ell otro, pero noS hemos Yisto
obligados a zanzibar de opinion al
presenciar la lucha ~encarni2ada que
soStienen las novenas locales Buick
v Hudson. Es cierto ST que no des-
pierta tanto inter6s por yer jugar
eStaS novenaS 81 tomamoS por nor-
ma eF forDlato de las mismas, pues
comDonen sus ju%gadores los players
que controla Ia administration de la
tiga de Ii Parada Ocho, pero apar-
tie de la rivalidad entire 81, bay la
herlnandad. hay la unidad de ac-
ci0n. Para hacer resistencia a cual-
quier team de la iSla o del extran-
jero, arlbos eqnipos Sc funden en-
EN0 y surge 81 san Juan Athle-
tics. Y no eS "bicoca' tai fusion"
como opinan muchos. Y para saber-
10 pueden los team Ponce. Are
cibo''. "Humacao" Y "Ribosch'', ha-.
Ger frente a la situaci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
Al "BEJU-
CAZ0" Y NO AL "BEJUCO".

Durante los nltimoS aiios Sc Ia da-
do mayor atenci0n en- las practicas
al maneio del bejuco que al del fill
dec de los bejucazos. Tn manager
c0ncienzudo dcllera actuar con ITEM
30 Y precisar los cambios que deban-
hacerSe en- el jIego segNn Sc deSarro-
lie este. Debera actuar 81 espera que
Sc continue ONO parte del desarro-
10 del deporte. Sc nota tantO ell au-
mento paleand0 sin desperation Y
con movimiento normal. que hasta
I'm ciego podrfa verlO, a pesar de
que no faltara un "neciov que Olga
10 cOntrario. Antes los managers in
Sistfan en- que sus jugadores practi-
] casen la "plancha'', mientras que hoy
Sc les da poca o ninguna atenci6n
a clio. En- yez de perfeccionarse en-
''buntear'', en- las grandes ligas Sc
les obliga a que practiquen mas en-
la defensa del campo teniendo por
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17

nor Todd tienen ell aprecio perso-
nal de. este cronista, y ~ef-senor
.Fano, aunque no lie conocemos
personalmente, sabemos es una be-
la persona. Nosotros atacamos a
la entidad Jurado. La atacamos
f~uertemente, Y solo deploramos no
poser facilidades para escribir
para asf haberle criticado mil We
ces mas. Pero va hemos dicho la
ultima palabra contra csc orga-
nismo, y de ahora en- ade-ante, va
que hemos pedido que Sc nombre
un nuevo Jurado, basando nues-
ira peticion en- argumentos ire
futables, dejamos a la Comlslon
Hfpica como 1nica responsible de
las a~ctuaciones del Jurado &C
tual.
Sc habla con insistencia de un
pleito que contra la Corporation
Sc entablara. BESIDE luego, que
unos dicen que habra exito y otros
cue no, pero esta misma circ,ln~-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
IRLANDA NO QUIERE CUEN-
TAS CON LA PROHIBITION.

LONDRES, agosto 16, Omitted
Press :-Irlanda, c~onvertida reclen-
temente en- estado libre, no quie-
re c~uentas con la prohibition, y
que toda la nacion arde en- fiestas,
v Ell todos los corazones relna la
algeria.
acknowledgements, que Irlanda ia
mas pondra en- vigor la ley de la
prohibition, pues ESQ va contra su
idiosincracia, pero recientemente Sc
ha negado hasta que durante Ell
II de MARIO, dia de San Patricio.
Sc cierren las ~tabernas, convirtien-
dose Irlanda en- una nacion SEGA
para evitar desordenes.
Ell Parlamento del estado libre
irlandes, ha derrotado por cincuen-
ia votos contra treinta y cinco, un
proyecto, para que todas las ia
bernas, y TODD sitio donde Sc pue-
dan eomprar bebidas, sean cerrados
durante ell dia de San Patricio.
Uno de los diputados, critic, lie
no de indignacion:-"San Patricio
era lin caballero romano, de des-
cendencia latina, lie gustaba beber.
Y POI. NADIA del mundo, hubiera de-
jado DEF sasonar sus comidas con
un POGO de vino".
Otl,os diputados, dijeron, no me-
nos -ndignados, que ningun irlan-
DIES de pura cepa Sc resignaria a
pasal' un dia como csc, sin probar
la bebida nacional, y que era una
audacia, exigir tai cosa de los bue-
nos irlandeses.
'Segun yo veo la situaci6n", di-
10 ell Hon. Mr.. O'Higgins, ''las CO.
sas son asi Hay tres cosas que
I'm hombre puede hacer ell dia de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
NUEVO LANZADOR
PARA Ell BUICK"

Los '~gallegos" por 10 general son
mas adictos al "bolampie" que al
'tira Y coge". pero Siempre hay en-
TODD II excepcioneS. No Sc 81 sera
porque este simpatico "galleguito"9
Ia convividO muchos amos en- Anne
RIGA o por cue diantres, pero la CO.
sa es que Fernandez hubo de ocupar
cl box el pasado domingo en- Ell jue-
go matinal contra ell Hudson" Y
% %sorprendi6 con su pitching. que
dc seguirse desarrollando como lam
zador pronto figurara entire los me-
jores de la 6poca actual.
Maresita santa, 81 este ''!jalleju''
size c%ontrolau, fea Sc las veran Tor
demas! No habra ma que pa ia
licia!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
.CRONICA HIPICA

tancia es la que lie da las phabi-
chuelas" a los abogados. Siempre
en- I'm pleito ambas parties estan
seguras de la victoria, Y por ESQ
Sc llevan a cabo. Como quiera que
sea, recomendamos que TODD Ell que
acerto todos los caballos ell do
mingo ultimo, menos "St. Patrick,
no destruya su cuadro o papeleta,
que quien sabe.....
Las carreras de hoy, entire otras
cosas buenas, tienen. ell llamativo
de tener a GRAFICO, ell simpa-
tico Nigadoo, NADIA menos que CO.
mo eel hombre de la b%andera".
Grafico en- este puesto es una ga
r%antfa, Y nos atrevemos a asegu-
rar que Ell Starter va a tener que
levantar IN acta notarial cada vez
! que quiera cue Romero anule una
salida
! EaNprimera carrera del dfa esta
! entire Sevilla Y Marta B., sin que
Sc pueda dejar de jugar Sarr~~+i-
ma, apesar de no correrla Qua
rema. Perla tiene un buen chance,
perof serfa mas probable 81 la dis
tancia fuese mayor. Desconfio es
I'm animal que gusta de sorpresas
Y las da de verdad.
Mil metros para Nico, Shell V
Eva es n distancia que nos obi
ga a jugar los tres. Despues del
/ NAL ratio u Corbin lie hizo pasar
a Don Pena esta vez 81 CANA, es
porque es superior, pero no por
I'm trio de gracia.
Indio en- la tercera carrera a
$50 metros V con 1902 libras, debe
e una estafa. Mohawk Cord,
Lieja Y Cheque estaran pendientes
por 81 hay un descuido.
Little Dear con Limardo enci-
ma nos ha demostrado que debe
de acompanarse. Recomendamos Sc
iuegue con Singer Machine, y Vice
Regal.
Molinera lie dara otro cheque a
Mr.. Ramirez.
Milla y diez v seis puede ser
canada con iguales probabiiidades
por Wreckless, Adam, Satanas y
Maxwell.
La Ultima carrera es mala Y
mas. Frivolia, 81 resiste csc peso,
CANA facilmente. De no ganar este
animal, Lupin, Alapista, Garcelera
v Daylight tienen probabilidades.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
K~EPROEJGTMGS DEL
"CDDfG0 DE HONOR"
DEL ATLETA.

19zIas reglas del juego nunca Sc
ran %ignoradas o evadidas, hi en- letra
hi en- eSpfritu: seran consideradas
como arreglos mutuos entre los COM
peeidoreS. con el prop0sito de esta-
bieter ans base. de co~mpetencia ho-
torvhle entire caballeros. Los juga-
dores no deberan evadir las reglas
III tampoco las evadirdn. al contra
rio. deberln mantener su 'palabra
de honor como 10 hacen los verda-
deros caballeros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17
CANDIDATE
"A LAS PROXTMiS
"OLEMP1ADAS"

Con ofgillo. nos adelantamoS Az
tanunciar que Puerto Rico lleyari
I'm nutrido grupo de atletas las
FDlimpiadas del 1928. En- las recien
ties tuyimos Representation por
miembros del ejercito enael trio de
pfstola i de fusil, pero en- las Ee-
fnidcraS tendremos representation en-
|atletismo. SahemOs de varioS candi-
datos para los distintos eventos, pueS
los records anotados nos indican que
"algo'' podran hacer ~nuestros boys.
Ies el joven Chas. Lacosta, actual cam
I'll mas probable candidate para, ell
brinco tic garrocha (pole yault), 10
pe6n en- Puerto Rico en- tan aries
|gado brinco. Y quien cada dfa tie
ne mayor interes pOr s%ostener 81 re-
cord v hacerle honor a SUI Instructor
senor Beitfa, en- la Universidad de
Puerto Rico, donde cursa eStudids
Isuperiores.
Con enthusiasts atletas como el
joven Lacosta. con una juventud sa-
ma Y sin fnfulas de espeeie aiguna1
por los honores que Sc lie tribntan,
Puerto Rico podrfa ~arriesgarse q
mandar IN representation dignA de
nuestra isla para contender EN- las
pr0ximas olimpiadas. No desMayeis
joven Lacosta. tengamos brfos y ami
mos suficientes para que Puerto Ri
co pueda hacerse resonar en- el ex-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17

6 eYplOtar su campo va que hay
tantO fanatismo en- aquella Villa, no
SAGA de SUI zelda" al "fantasm0n".
Pero. ino sera por tenor a que sc
he prol,inc sendas palizas fuera?, es
decir en Ponce, San Juan, Cayey y
Hnmacao, pueS va Ina lidiado o al
gunos de los equipos de dichas cfu-
dades. No habr6 de idearme haya
temores a otros umpires que no sean
los de Arecibo. pues los .fantasmo-
nes'' han probado ser buenos Ell ell
Arecibo Park y seguirdn siendolo don
de auiera que yayan.
:ContaremOs con verlos pronto en-
Ia Liga de la Parada OchoP Que ven
gan. que vengan esos '.fantasmO-
mes a la loza pronto. No podremoS
reconoce,los hasta que no venzan
a nuestroS ''elefantes''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17

instas bajo ninguna circunstancia.
las buenas jugadas seran confirma-
'das convepicntemente.
Eos jueces seran considerados
como arbitr0s imparciales Y compe-
tentes. Las decisiones seran acata-
das sin disputas. No Sc aprovechara
a la fuerza. de las reglas algo va
gas. AbuSos nersOnales. o mala fe de
cualquier ciasc. no seran manifesta-
dos en- pibiico~aunque I'm Official de-
mueStre ser inepto o deshonesto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-17

22-El jugador hara toda clase de
csfuerzo honesto Y serio, con ell fin
de ganar II prueba, pero nunca Sc
aceptard una victoria deshonrosa.
3q-Todo iugador siempre sera lcal
con sus compaherOs de cOmpetencia
V hara toda clase de esfuerzo ho-
nesto V TODD 10 possible para repre-
senta dignamente SUI club.
LOS adversarios seran ltrata-
tIss como amigos, Y agasajados CO.
mo huespedes, aunque ellos no res
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