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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17
JUNTA INSULAR DE ELEC-
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SAN JUAN, P. r.
Senores: :

Deseo lamar su atencion hacia una
Resolution de la Junta Insular de
Elecciones, la cual aparece impresa
en- las paginas 46, AZ, 48 Y 49 de
ia Compilation de Leyes y Regla-
raentos sobre Inscripciones Y Elec-
clones, que Sc relaciona con la
forma de remission y devoluci6n de
las papeletas demas material cleo
toral; de la cual espero tomen debi-
, da nota.
Llnn,O pqrticuld11He'ue la otenci6n
Gel Presidente dc las Ju',tds Locales
de EIecciones dc los Preci,ttos dc
Aguadit1G, Arecibo. Bayanl6n, Fdjdr'
do, Guayama, Mu',ati, MGydgiiez, y
Rio PiedraS, haciG 10 que diSpone Ia
secci6n segu,adu de la resoEuci6n de
Yeferencia, en- Ia cunl sc dectG1un
dichns Juntus como JuntoS de Trans
mission Recogidd, por c,tyG ra<6f'
Sc socilitu k1go1, las gcstiones nc
cesarids con la suJiciente Gftticipu-
| c;6n para cunplir q su debido item
| DO con sa,s obhgociones en- este par
ticuldr.
! Sirvase llenar, fechar Y firmar ei
recibo que va al pie, desprendiendolo
devolviendolo a esta ofcina inme-
diatamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17

Die en- la tribuna aliancista", nos
sigue diciendo el Lcdo. Timoth6e, re
comienda la Alianza anteriormente
haberse firmado el manifesto Barcel6-
Tons Soto, Y 10 que die 10 sostengo en-
el librO "Combatiendo'
"Yo no fuf a defender a Huyke. ESQ
es dc sentido comGn. El senior Huyke
no necesita de mi defensa. Yo solamen
te fuf hacer historic de la Aiianza
prObar esa historic con hechos.
con datoS ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17
Atentamente,
E. w. KEITH,
Superintendente General de
Elecciones.

JUNTA LOCAL DE ELECCIONES
-. PRECINTO DE. ..........
CERTIFICO que he recibido de
f. w. KEITH, Superintendente Ge-
neral de Elecciones, su CIRCULAR
No. 81. relacionada con ell sistema
de remission y devolucion de papele-
tas material electorales para las
elecciones que sc celebraran en- no.
viembre de 1924.
Presidente, Junta Local
de Eleeciones.
...... Precinto de .........
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17
UNA ACLARACION

Hemos recibido en- esta redacci6n una
carta del senor Huyke en- donde nos Su-
plica rectifiquemoS las manifestations
que hacfamos en- la edici6n de aver.
porque: "a la coincidencia de ideas las
llamamos Gle otro modo."
Complacido el ilustre amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17

rrectivo, exonerarla 81 resultaren in
fundadaS.
va Sc han empezado tomar decla-
raciones sobre este particular. y, segu-
ramente, que Sc rendira un informe en-
su oportunidad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17
UNA CARTA DEL DR.. ROSES
ARTAU
Ell GAS CHLORINE.
San Juan, Oct. 10, 1921.
sr Director de lei MUNDo",
Sar Juan.

Mi aucrido Director Desde las no
tas cor. que usted me honrara publican
do en- csc diario respecto los trata-
micntos modernos con Ell gas Chlorine
he recibido distintas comunicaciones
pregunta ndome que enfermedades pue-
en- ser t-atadas, y en- su virtud y al OBJ
jeto dc dar notas exactas de clio me
permito solicitar de su acostumbrada
galanteria La publication de la siguien-
te tabla informative.
Information Official, las enfermeda-
des casos tratados por ell gas Chlorine
por los doctores vedder y Sawyer, Gu
radios mejorados.
Coziza, tratados 38s, curados 283,
mejorados 81.
Bronuuitis aguda, tratados 241, Gu
radios 1872, mejorados At.
Bronquitis cr6nica, tratados AT, cura.
dos 81. mrjorados IL.
Rinitis agllda, tratados 90, curados
81, mejorados 1.
Rinitis cronica, tratados 106, cura-
dos. 33, mejo:ados IL.
Laringitis, tratados 112, curados 90,
mejorados 20.
Tos Ferina, tratados 9, curados s,
mejorados /.
Influenza, tratados IL, curados 9, me-
jorados 2.
Ningiin case recibio mas de l 4
tratamientos de una hora pre-
sentandose como mas rebeldes los de
r1nitis cr6uica.--El resu1tado mas bri.
llante ha sido en- La,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17

Tos Fersna, que curan ell 8e%
Corizn que curan ell 97ok
Bronquitis aguda que curan ell 35oh
Influenza que curan Ell 999S
Aanngitis quo cran el 1890
Mil gracias Y soy de I'd Atte.
DIR. ROSES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-17
HUYKE AQUI RECO-
MIENDA LA ALBANIA

"Y nos separamos.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
ROCKNE BENDING EVERY
 EFFORT TO SAT. GAME
Is Anxious 10 Have Notre Dame Conquer Nebraska Eleven
 This Year.

South Bend, Ind. Nov. 12-Coach knute Eockne is bending every ef- fort toward whipping his brilliant football squad into the acme of con- dition for the big test of the sea- son Saturday when the Nebraska eleven, who for the last two seasons have broken Notre Dame winning streaks comes to Cartier field to do battle with the locals.
 The Notre Dame men, barring &C., cidents, are expected 10 be in the best of shape. Stuhldreher, stellar quarterback, and Adam Walsh, star center, who have been on the in- iured list, will be in condition for the fray. With these two main stays back in the lineup the full strength of the squad will be thrown against an opponent for the first time since the start of the season.
 Besides Nebraska, northH estern and Carnegie Tech remain on the schedule of Notre Dame but the team is pointed for the CornhuSkers. Ncbraska's showing 10 date has not been particularly impressive but if is the tradition here that Coach Dawson's men play their greatest football when they line up against Notre Dame.
 Every seat in the stadium which will accommodate 26,60o persons has been sold out for several weeks.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
ROPER USES TRIO OF
 BACKS IN PRACTICE
Tigers Are All Set To Take In Yale Bulldog This
 Saturday

Princeton, x. J., Nov. IA viz orous three hour workout, during which Coach Bill Roper had three distinct backfelds in action, com prised Princeton's practice yester- day for the annual Yale game. On university field every varsity man settled down to real work following a day of rest and exhibited that same spirit of fighting which car riod the Tigers to their $40 win over Harvard last Saturday.
 The coaches were jubilant because not a man was injured sufficiently serious in the game with the Grim son to prevent his appearance to- day and precautions will be taken during the remainder of the week to insure no casualties in practice.
 Sammy Ewing. Ted Drews and Brad Dinsmore were assigned to one end of the field yesterday where for three hours they did nothing but place drop kicks between the goal posts. Ewing exhibited the best form, placing the ball between the uprights from the 40 and 45-yard Ines with apparent ease. He failed, however, in an attempt to place one from tn: 50-ysrd line.
 With only two days remaining for practice before the Bulldog invades 1igertown, Roper has announced that he will send the varsity against scrub combination today using Yale formations, Friday the team will rest.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
BAN JOHNSON HITS
 AT OLD COMISKEY
Says He's an Incompetent Base.
 ball Witness

Chicago, Nov. 1e.-Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the Chicago American league club, now on tour in Europe is an incompetent wit ness when it comes to any sort of testimony or statement regarding the stand to be taken when the safety of the national game is at stake" Ban Johnson, president of the American league, declared to- night.
 MT. Johnson's statement was made after he had seen reports at tributed toa Mir. Comiskey in Paris to the effect that Johnson's idea of barring the New York Giants from the 1924 world series because of the scandal in which some of the play CTS were involved, was 'idiotic."
 Tt Is easy enough for Mir. Comis- key at this time to refer to one of my statements as idiotic," said Mir. Johnson, but he didn't have the same thought Of my activities couple of years ago when his attor- ney appealed to me for information that formed the basis of a defense with which to combat a threatened suit for damages"
 In 1922 MT. Comiskey's attorney, Johnson said, appealed to him for information with which to combat a threatened suit for damages against Comiskey by Buck Weaver, one of the White Sox players suspended as result Of the 1919 world series scandal. Mir. Johnson said he gave the information de- sired and added:
 The appeal for help proved to my satisfaction that Comiskey's in-
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Red Grange Was Star
 Athlete at High School

Chicago, Nov. l2.-Just fifty-fve words three years ago described Harold CRcd) Grange, the Illinois AI-Alnerican back, whose exploits have filled more columns and made more headlines than any single foot ball player in recent years.
 He was Harold Grange then, in 1921, when he was captain of the Wheaton high eleven. Under his first picture taken for sport page were the 5 words that described him as the star of the prep sQuad I and q "brilnant player in every de- partmont Of the game" He won the 1oo-yard dash and the broad jUmp in the state interscholastic track meet that year, the tiny para graph said.
 Just 55 words-aud they didn't even call him Red"
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Berlenbach Injured, So
 Is Off Garden Card

New York, Nov. 1.-The i2- round match slated between Paul B"rlonbach, New York light heavy weight and Tony Marullo of New Orleans, al Madison Square Garden Friday night, was called of today after an injury Berlenhach sustain ed 10 his left hand in training.
 Bcrlenbsch wcnt before the state athletic commissions physician for an examination to determine the ex- tent of his mishap, but in the mean time Promoter Tex Ricksrd an- noupced the cancellation Of the fight, Efforts were being made to obtain another opponent for Marul- lo.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
PRINCETON RIDING CREST
 OF WAVE OF BRlLLLANCY
CONTENDERS EACH
 HAVE TWO GAMES
Chicago and Illinois Fighting
 for Conference Title

Chicago, Nov. 1?.-Each hopeful disaster will overtake the other, Chi cago and Illinois, undefeated in the western conference football title race. are determined to keep their records clean in the two games each plays before the season ends.
 Although Chicago was held to A tie by Ohio State as well as by Iln- nois, 1t intends to claim the title If it goes through the games this week and next without defeat. However, Red" Grange and company. of H. linois consider they have a better claim to the crown with only one tie, providing the next two games they play are victories.
 The plays both teams used effec- lively last week against each other are being rehearsed for the Maroon entertainment of Northwestern a, Chicago and the Illini meeting with Minnesota at Minneapolis. Minne~ sota is preparing to launch vigor- ous attack similar to the one un- leached by the Staggmen against IT, linois last week. But the Illini, ap- plying the lessons learned in the tie game with Chicago. are bolstering up their line and polishing sturd- fer defense.
 Chicago Is not worried regarding the outcome of the tilt with North western. The Purple has a large hospital list. on which are such standbys as Wienecke, Kelly. Par sons, Seidel, Mathews, Bruce and White. Ralph Baker. Northwestern's outstanding performer, may be fore cd to bear the responsibility for Pur- pla scores.
 Michigan's preparation for Ohio State at Columbus Is centered on Klee. Buckeye back, although of tcnsive tactics are also being given attention by Coach Little. A crowd of Michigan rooters 15.oo0 strong will accompany the team to the Buckeye battle ground. Narrow, Of Ohio,t whose knee was 1h1ureu re- cently was reported improved and may be able 10 appear before the homecoming crowd.
 Iowa's crippled condition Is rais- ing hopes in Wisconsin's camp. al though the outcome Of the, clash Of the teams at Madison will affect only the question of individual suprem- acy.
 State interest follows Indiana In its preparation for the non-confer- ence Wabash eleven. Purdue rests this week for It's season final with Indiana next week
 Aside from the conference, Notre Dame. grooming for Nebraska, has in view a chance 10 claim a natlona' (Contlnued on Following Pege)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
RECORD OF PAST
 FAVORS OLD ELI
Review Of Seasons Work Gives
 Blue the Edge

New Haven, Nov. l9.-Yale will boat Princeton ny one touchdown when they meet November IS.
 The Army will have the edge on thc Navy by one touchdown when they clash in Baltimore November 70
 That is, it comparative scores mean anything.
 The Yalo.Army game, which re- suited in 10 tie after two hours of battling before a crowd of 0,o00 in the Yale Bowl a week ago furnishes an interesting basis on which to figure the chances of the forthcoming games mentioned-with the deductions noted.
 Notre Danes 1S to victory over the Army.
 Yale and the Army fought : to 7 tie.
 Which would give Notre Dame a to edge on Yale.
 But Notre Dame trounced Prince lO Lb 's
 Which would give Yale lead af one touchdown on Princeton.
 So that games settled.
 As for the Army-Navy tilt.
 Notre Danes 12 to victory over tho Army.
 Indicate that the Army would be ' to vi1or over Princeton.
 Princeton nosed out r 10 II vic- tory over the Navy-proved itself three points stronger.
 Which make Army a 10 to yic- tor over the Annapolis team.
 The score Of the Bulldog Mule tilt does not indicate clearly the com parative strength of the two teams, however. Yale's lone touchdown was due to 4S-yard run by Ducky Pond in the first quarter. Army out played the Blue through most of the game. The West Pointers tied the score by conducting steady driving attack against the Yale line.
 Yale. however, showed q decep- tive attack which will fool the Princeton team unless it plays a more wide awake game than it has shown to date. Yale's weakness was in its line.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Yale However, Has Un- shown Strength and Sat urday's Game Has Fans in Frenzy of Expectation -Cornell- l-Dartmouth and Columbia and Army: Amherst vs. Williams.
Ky The Associated Press

New York, Nov. 1c,~-The nc ing of the Bulldog and the Tise, principals in the oldest football rival ry in America, in the Palmer memo. rial stadium in Princeton Saturday in the forty-eighth annual renewal of this ancient classic will bo the outstanding event of the week in the football world.
 The Eli undefeated in 1923 and still undefeated this season, faces in Princeton team which reached the height of it's power against Harvard last week and appears now to he riding on the crest of a wave Of tri umph despite an unimpressiye start
 The Tigers, defeated by Notrc Dame and tied by Lehish. will en- ter the game as an even money choice as result Of the oyer whelming victory scored over liar. yard at Cambridge last week in which the gridiron warriors of orI Nassau were triumphant. S4 to 0.
 Yale's record is a bit more i'm pressive than that of Princeton be- cause the Ell has yet to feel tho humiliation of defeat despite two tio games with Dartmouth and West Point
 The Big. Three" championship probably will be at stake in Satur- days game as 1t Is figured that Yale will subdue its Crimson rival when these two teams meet in the Yale Bowl next week.
 Like Princeton. Yale has the punch and ability to cash in on its strength in the waning moments Of close game as was demonstrated against Dartmouth. The Ellis were fortunate to hold the powerful Army team to a tie, Ponds 4s-yard dash for touchdown giving the Blue tht count which enabled 1t to brea' even with its service rival.
 While the Yale-Princeton game will be the major attraction Of 3 ColOrful array pr eaiitee sthSdu'''' for Saturday other contests Will share the spotlight with the "R' Three" clash.
 Other Games
 cornells meeting with Dartmou' st the Polo Grounds should draw it' share of customers. The 1thacans defeated by Williams and Rutgers were slow In starting but expert who saw Cornell defeat Columbia have come out with the statement that the Dobie machine has lost it. last game despite the fact that II, playing program includes nartmon'
 (Continued on Following Page)
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
No World Skating Match
 In N. America This Year

St, John, N E., Nov. 1o.-At a joint meeting Of the New Brunswick and St. John amateur skating asso- ciations Aeld here today, it was an- nounced that there would be no worlds championship skating meet held in North America this coming season. The st. Joln association de- cided 10 make application o the in- tcrnational skating union 1t its an- nual meeting in New York Sunday, that this city b. granted inc inter- national skating champions ips, the same having been staged ere two years ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Wisconsin Basketball
 Team Gets Into Action

Madison, Wis, Nov. l2.-"Doc" Nesnwen, basketball coach Of the University of Wisconsin, will give his regulars their initial workout against the freshmen today. Mean we'll has four Of his regulars back in harness, They arr. Narney. Of Oak Park; BarvtE, Chicago; Wack- man and Elsom, as well as l } other promising candidates Brooks, for mer Indiana star, will be tried out for center.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
Walker Will Not Box
 O'Hara Just at Present

Milwaukee, Mis-, Nov. l2.-Mickey Walker will not box Joey O'Hara in Milwaukee, al least not in the im- mediate future, The Wisconsin box ing commission, at Its meeting yes terdsy afternoon again turned down Matchmaker Frank Mulkern's plea in behalf of O'Hara as a fit opponent for the welterweisht champion.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
FIRPO TO FIGHT HIS
 FORMER VICTIM TONIGHT
Argentinean Knocked Out Newark Butcher Boy in One Round
 in rhilIy

New York. Nov, 12,-Luis Angel flrpo, Argentine heavyweight, will fire inc opening gun in his come hack campaign 10 regain his lost ring prestige when he faces an old foe, Charlie Weinort, Newark heavy weight, in inc Newark armory to- night in 12-rouni no-decision en- counter.
 Wcinert was one Of the first vic tins of l'irpo's terrific right when inc Argentine was being built up for a match with Dempsey. This fight took place in Philadelphia and re- suited in a onc-round knockout.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

vestigation of his crooked ball players in the winter of 1919 and 1920 wasn't as extensive as he led people to believe. At least, he didn't get information that my men were able to run down."
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

Walter Johnson Is baseball's great est idol--past or present.
 The famous Washington pitcher is model for every youth ambi- tious to shine in the majors to copy after.
 Walter Johnson is not only a great athlete but also a real gentle man and a model husband.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12
JUNIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE
 GETS UNDER KAYATYMC.A.
First Games Will Be Played This Friday Af- ternOon-SIeuths Start
 on Trail of Rum Runners

A junior basketball league for tho boys has been organized at the r.. NL C. A, and will open its s.ason Friday afternoon at I o'clock when the SIou.hs start after the Rum Runners.
 The Sleuths, captainc4 by "Babc' ChotkowsN, and the Rum Runners explained by Ape HaNick, com- pose the following iiDyup; Sleuths Rum Runners R. Narseu ...,..,,.... J. Augustine
 left Forward Nj. Berkovltz Q. Uapt) A, HaNlick
 IIgh. Forward E. Chotkovskl (CapU H, Twineing
 Center L, Larson-W HaswoI ,...,,,.. .......... G. Hornltz-H Clark
 Let Guard C. Ohlberg-H. Miller .....,,.... ......... M Kireshnit-R. Beebe
 Eight Guard Friday night in the Employed "A class the Trimmers will try 10 trim The Y. NJ. Hobo A. and the All-Stars will try to shine over the FederaIs The lineup of the teams are: Y. M H. 4. 1rimmers o. Basta (C) ....,. co shepherd
 Center A. Yankaskas .,.,.....,.c.,-S Link
 Left Forward C. Heinzman ...,..,,...... Baker
 Right Forward 4. Armento .........,.... Bruslck
 Left Guard J. Zotter-J. CzelIcz .......,... a......,.... CopelaRd-Albanese
 Right Guard All Stars Federals H. Bengston co .......,.,.... ....,..,...,. co G. Bromberg
 Center F. Feldn1an ......,...... N. Arena
 Left Forward ". House .r',',''.'.. IT. OspVIue
 Left Guard E. Klopp ............. W. Richter
 Right Forward 6 Peterson ........... R. GarUti
 Right Guard The younger boys will also have ieague and four teams have been formed in each class. The Com-, petition Tn both is very keen and hard games are sure to be the re- suit.
 The Junior Lineup Celtic Jrs. All-New Britain Jrs, Nj. Clark tC) ....,. co NJ. Mucke
 Center N, Zevin ....,,.,....... A. Baehr
 Left Forward H. Bensston ............, B. Judd
 Left Guard E. Baker-L. L. Chcrnoff ......,. ........... T. Arendt-H. Ritter
 Right Forward r. steinman ..,........ K. KapIan
 Right Guard ', NJ. Speed Boys Wild Panthers J. Coats co ....... A. Hovanation
 Center A. Smith ....,,........ H. Recano
 Left Forward F. Ritter-C. Porter ........,... ..... A. Goldman-N. BerkoWitz J. Yeamans ............ r. Naming
 Left Guard C. Porter .....,.... M Berkowitz
 Right Forward ". Yeamans ,.,................ ........... L, Danrich-G. Porter
 Right Guard
 The Employed "B' Lineup Eagles Bulldogs C. Smith (C) .,..,. co W. Becker
 Left Forward A. Hovanation ...,...,.... J. Potts
 Right Forward +. Hall sz..,........ A. Firnhabel
 Center L. Einro s-..-,,,....,... ". Kalo'
 Left Guard G. satslino ...,..,........ J, Law
 Right Guard scckems Passaic Jrs. B. sochinsky fC) .....,..,..... ...........,. co V. squillacott
 Center P. Anderson '........ M. Berkowit;
 Left Forward C. MeliEonls ............ M. Curtlr
 Left Guard C. Meligonis ......., j.. Kastansul
 Right Forward E. Farrell ......,..... c. Spence,
 Right Guard Tn the efficiency test, consisting o potato races, broad Jump, tarec throw, running high jump swim ming and diving, only four boy have passed. They are: Otto Barta Fred Feldman, Theodore Vessel and Juseph Augustine,
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

 
WHAT GOOD |SA
 SECOND IN RING?
Descamps Is Most OVerrated
 One in the Game
(By Joe Williams)

New York, Nov. 1c.--They call him the second. Ho sits outside the ropes and coaches some fighter iu whom he is emotionally and finan- cially interested. He is the harassed soul who implores the bat tier to get up after the forty-second knockdown, shouting, He can't hurt US, Bill. Tear into him."
 Just how essential is second to a prizetighter's success? Undoubt- edly there are times when capable second can be Of infinite service.
 Frequently a -combatant will detect flaw in the opposition's style quicker than the man in the ring. He can tell why Fle left isn't reach ing the right spot, or why it would be better 10 counter with the right, etc
New Britain herald., 1924-11-12

Pictured above are Walter and his real boss, Mrs. Walter, snapped as they arrived at San Francisco.
 Johnson is eager to purchase a Coast league franchise and retire from the majors. Tn efans are anM- ous for him to make the deal. He would be great attraction for that organization.