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Evening star., 1925-12-06
PROBE COUNTY BOOKS
AFTER GAMBLING RAID
Prince Georges Police to Identify
Owner Of Property Where
So Were Cornered.
Special Dispatch 10 The star.

HYATTSFILLE. Md. December ).
Following a raid in which So men
were cornered in shed half mile
from the District line in Prince
Georges County AT 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning, and the holding of a
trial in their midst by Mrs. Retta D.
Morris. justice of the peace investi-
cation is being made of the records
at the courthouse in Upper Marl-
boro to determine ownership OF the
property on which the game was CON
Quoted.
Julius Lohman was fined $500 as
the proprietor, and the patrons We're
released. Phil Steubener, against
whom q. warrant had been issued,
represented that he had turned over
the place to Lohman. The residence
on the same property, according to
the police, was occupied by Steu-
bener. Ii the county records fail to
show that the property was trans
Ierred, several more warrants will be
issued.
Pending this investigation a war
rant against Steubener charging il
legal possession of liquor awaits serv-
Ice. Carol Garrison was released on
$1,000 bail, following his arrest on
charges of interfering with justice.
According to the police, Garrison.
VINO Is d son OF Constable Thomas
Garrison, greeted and opposed them
as they entered the shed
The raid was conducted by Con
stables Guy Robey and Claude Reese
and ten deputized citizens. Follow
ing the ceremony of listing the oc-
cupants and taking possession of the
paraphernalia, which included a new
roulette wheel, poker chips and other
articles, Mrs. Morris, the Justice.
who had been awaiting word. came
TO the scene, accompanied by Justices
Isaac d. Arnold of Mount Rainier and
Herbert j. Moffat of Hyattsville. The
trial of Lohman. who assumed re-
sponsibility for the alleged gambling,
was Immediately held, and a search
FOR liquor in the Steubener home fol-
lowed. resulting in the liquor warrant
against Steubener.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
LUTHER WILL LEAD
new BERLIN CABINET
Resignation Accepted, But Chancel-
lor Is Called Upon to Or
ganize Ministry.

Bv the Associated Press.
BERLIN. December 5.-President
Won Hindenburg accepted the resig-
nation of the German cabinet, which
was handed him today. The Presi-
dent requested Chancellor Luther to
continue at his post. This means that
the chancellor will form a new min
istry on a coalition basis. whose views
will coincide with the policies and
agreements entered into at Locarno
and ratified at London December /.
The resignation of the cabinet was
in accordance with the announcement
the chancellor made prior to the
signing of the Locarno pact.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
9DOVO|CES TOS|NC
IN BENEFIT CONCERT
Meeting Is Called to Plan Big
Musical Affair to Aid
!. Friendship House.

Representative of every civic So
clety, woman's club and other like
organization have been invited to a
meeting at Friendship House " edneS-
day afternoon at , o'clock to lay plans
Tor the promotion of a heneht con
cert to he held in the Washington
A Auditorium on January %.
This concert will he featured by the
appearance of the largest trained
chorus gathered together in this city
in many years. Seven choral so
cieties and choirS have combined 70
form group of 500 singers. who Will
present Lincoln" a secular Cantata,
one of a triology Of cantatas on the
war Presidents. Washington, Lincoln
and Wilson. This troloCy was writ
ten by Dr. Edwin y. =. Barnes, dl-
rector of music in the public SchoolS
of the District. and r. Deane Shure.
dean of music at American University
and director of music at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist LplScopaI
Church South.
Or. Earues will direct the massed
chorus for the benefit concert.
Marine Band tn Play.
Other features on the program III
include the playing of d new suite.
THE World Flyers, by the United
States Marine Band. under the direc-
tion of Capt. William II. Santehnann.
Dr. William G. Carl. director Of the
Guilmant School of organ in New
York: Miss Gretchen Hood, soprano,
Mr. Shure. pianist: the Mount Vernon
Chorus and the Mount Vernon quar-
tet will all take part in the program.
The massad chorus will include the
following choral organizations: The
Washington Choral Society, c. :.
Wengerd. director; Washington COL
lege of Music Repertoire Class, II. r.
Rogers. director; Teachers Choral
Club, Or. Barnes, director: Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South Choir. Mr.. Shure. di-
rector: Emmanuel National Baptist
Church Choir. Emily G. Dickson, di-
rector. Vermont Avenue Christian
Church Choir. w. T.. BraithWaitc, di-
rector. and the American University
Chorus, Mr.. Shure, director.
Hope 10 Wipe Out Debt.
The proceeds Of the program will so
to Friendship House, only the cost of
production being deducted. The Serv
ices of all the performers are beins
given TO Friendship House.
The organization TO b., formed We'd
nesday afternoon will undertake the
sale of the temporary tickets. which
are to be exchanged later for reserved
seat tickets.
The enthusiastic support already
pledged to the concert indicates that
ticket sale will be sufficient To fill the
Auditorium. If this should come about
il will be possible Tor the Friendship
House board to wipe out an existing
debt that threatens the work of the
house.
DR. w l.. Darby. secretary Of the
Washington Federation of Churches.
has indorsed the concert md an effort
will be made To secure The co-opera-
ton of the various churches in the
District TO aid in the disposal OF tick
cts
Many of the boxes already have been
taken by people prominent in social
and official life, ami Il distinguished
list of patronesscS Is assured
Evening star., 1925-12-06

teacher, Mrs. Kahn was we'll qualified
To assist her husband. Years of work
With him gave her a keen insight
into politics, which was reflected in
his continuance in office until his
leath and her election by a comfort
able plurality She virtually carried
on his official business for eight
months prior to his death.
Mrs Kahn is not a club or "A so
Ciety leader. but she sometimes enter
-ainS in social way. and is much
sought after here to address women
on banking. politics and other prac-
tical matters. She is the mother of
two sons, one of whom is now in the
University of California.
Politics has not made her less com
petent as mother She is broad III
viewpoint. motherly, efficient, quiet
and competent. and has a good sense
of humor.
Mrs. Kahn allowed her name to be
Evening star., 1925-12-06

partment of national missions and the
women's department of foreign mis-
SONS, constitutes what is termed the
fixed budget.
A supplementary budget totalins
$2,000,000 and bringing the entire bud
get of 1926 to the SIS, SOC. 900 mark of
last year was apportioned as follows.
National missions, s840 900; foreign
missions. $650,00 Christian educa
ton, s2S1,000; ministerial pensions,
100000; American Bible Society, $lB.-
coo; Federal Council Of Churches,
1900.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
$15,OOO,O0O BUDGET
APPROVED BY CHURCH
Presbyterian General Council Cuts
Total So, 900, 900 in Two
Days Session.
Ry the Associated Press.

~ INt AseUCIdV6U IFtss.
ATLANTIC CITY, N j, December
5-The budget for the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of Amer
lea for 1926, totaling SIS 900 ,o0e, was
approved by the General Council here
today after a two-day session in which
demands totaIing $4,000. 900 were
pared down. The 1926 budget CORE
spends for the most part with that of
1925.
Apportionment in the 1926 budget is
as follows. National missions, s4.331.-
Oi0; foreign missions, 1851 400: Chris
tian education. $l.44S, ,S66 ministerial
pension, sl,O82,780: American Bible
Society, S77.340; Federal Council Of
Churches, S20,624.
This, together with appropriations
OF Sl.344 00G each for the womens de-
Evening star., 1925-12-06
HOSPITAL REPORT READY.
Friends of Children's Institution
Invited to Meeting.

Members and friends Of the Chill
dren's Hospital are invited TO attend
d business meeting at the hospital 10
morrow afternoon at 4:15 o'clock when
report for the year will be read and
motion pictures shown.
Those on the invitation committee
extending the welcome are Or. =. &
dams chairman, Mrs. +. H. Brooke
DR.. Frank Leecn, Marshall Langhorne
aIlu IMnlmAa h. SMcoll... Sccretar1.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Commissioned in o. r. C.

Commissions in the Oficers' Reserve
Corps OF the Army have been issued
by the War Department to John l..
Barrett. 1014 Is street southwest. as
second lieutenant in the Medical
Administrative Corps; to Henry p.
Berry. 725 Thirteenth street, as a.
second lieutenant in the Quarterrnas-
ter Corps. and to Thomas D. Gates
sos North Carolina avenue southea Al
as a first lieutenant in the Dental
Corps.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

used a candidate the day after her
husbands burial, and when elected
she said:
They did It for julius sake as we'll
as for mine
She has no illusions about how
much d new member can accomplish
in Congress. but holds that "a sense
Of humor, made tender by years of
experience in the galleries of Con-
greSs, should be a pretty fair equip
ment"
Mrs. Kahn is a Stanch Republican
and a believer in the World Court
Evening star., 1925-12-06

was a I OnSreSS-
man for % years
but because the
people of her dis
trict believed that
during her years
of service as his
private secretary
and close adviser
she had fitted her
self to become a
legislator. 1t was
also a factor that
she promised to
carry on her late
husband s work at
ShingtOn.
A graduate of
the University of
c a lif o rnia and
later high school
Evening star., 1925-12-06

there. departed for
Washington to
day. Mrs. Norton,
wife of Rouert
Norton, a Jersey
City business man,
was elected 10
Congress in 1924
from the twelfth
New Jersey dis
triCt.
She is vice
chairman of the
Democratic State
committee of New
Jersey and was II
leading figure in
the New Jersey
delegation to the
last Democratic
national 4
Evening star., 1925-12-06

members OF the
SiXty-ninth Con
gress. is going to
Wa shington next
week TO carry out
some of the things
her husband was
most interested in
to
see that the vet
@ a n : of the
World War get a
square deal"
Mrs. i o ger s.
who for years,
has been known
in Washington as
the angel of Wal
ter Reed Hos
pitdl," was drafted
fDs~ 49,.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
THREE NEW CONCRESSWOMEN
HAVE SOUND PUBLIC RECORDS
Mrs. Kahn, Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Norton Long
Prominent in Public Afars-First Two
Succeed Husbands.

Women 1rho hars Succerded their
hus6dH2S. either through death or pO.
Hf,cW defeGt 10 nigh h0R0rS IN Ndfiondl
ami Stafe politics are in the ilme'iJht
'"""" nhep me SriB-nintb Congress
opens tomorrow three tcOmen triH sit in
ts.,- IOuss. DtSpG jches from these Con
GreSSTQmen'S home tocns fev nhy hen
tCeye chosen.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

ton, working first for the nomina
tion or Gov. Silzer Of New Jersey and
then Tor Gov Al Smith of New York.
Mrs. Norton went to Wssb,noton
in March for the Democratic caucus
and was elected secretary of it. She
will be sworn in Monday.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
Bride Leaves 72-Year-Old on Corner
And Disappears in Wedding Garb

amy and annulment have arisen and
the case Is complicated by the fact
that the ceremony was performed
outside the Maryland police jurisdic-
tton.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

The oak pillars in an old church in
Poplar. one of the London suburbs.
are said to have been the masts OF
wrecked or captured ships Of tina Span,
ish Armada
Evening star., 1925-12-06
MRS. NORTON PROMINENT
Is Vice Chairman of New Jersey
Democratic Commission

JERSEY CITY, y. J., December
Mrs. Mary q. Norton, one of the
three women now members OF Con.
greSS, whose husband never servad
Evening star., 1925-12-06

Mrs. Wilson Carey, of Garden CITY.
Long Island, one of Americas fore
most business women, is vice president
or a great paper making concern
which employs 1000 hands.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
By Consolidated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. December o
Mrs. Florence Prag Kahn was elected
Congresswomau from San Francisco
not primarily because her husband
Evening star., 1925-12-06
MRS. ROGERS POPULAR.
Has Been HOnOred for Work i'm Vet
eranS' Aid

LOWELL, Mass, December O.
Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers. widow of
the late Representative John Jacob
Rogers, and one of the three woman
Evening star., 1925-12-06

rnare is excellent auto service be-
.wsen Damascus and Bagdad straight
across ths desert.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
REDACTOR-CORRESP0NsAL.
Madrid y febrero, 1925.
SUPERsTICIONES

En- Grecia, donde Sc cree en- el
fuego de San Telmo, hay seres ma
l6ficos; Sc les recitan conjuros, CO.
mo ell arco iris, y Sc procura asus-
tarlos disparandO escOpetas mo-
viendo terrible batahola.
En- Alemania, antiguamente, cui-
daban de hacer bien gruesa la 1lti-
ma gavilla, para que al afIo siguien-
te pudieran todas ser como elias.
En- Stella suspenden al cuello de
las criaturas cintas y amuletos, que
consisten en- uno varios cuerneci-
Hos en- una pequena mano de CO.
raj, que constituyen ell amuleto con-
ira ell NAL de ojo.
En- Aniou (Francia), las enfer-
medades de la piel Sc curan con To-
clones de aqua bendita de tres igle
sias.
En- Escocia, la novia no debe mi
rar atras, so pena de sufrir mucho
de casada.
En- Portugal los campesinos Sc
curan el orzuelo encendiendo fuego
en- una cocina de dos puertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

-Szeillpfe con saLisiaceioH potqtte STEM
pre- escribe 10 que lie dicta ia ra-
z6n" Y no Ell "apasionamiento" Pa
samOs a reproducir las manifesto
clones del iIustre companero a
gusto tenemos que informarle que
'El Cielo" no ha desviado su pala-
bra.
He aquf como Sc expresa ell "Aba-
te Rojo":
"Eemos sidO infOrmadOs de que
la Copa que regala la casa de Arri-
VI de San Juan entire las noyenas
portOrriquehas que tomaran parte
en- la "serie americana, la adjudi-
cara al team que mas carrera haya
hecho.
No hemos estado enterado EN- que
forma era ofrecida esa copa a las
noyenas aludidas, pero creemos que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
CROWCA DE EDDIE COLLINS

lobeno nos manifesto 10 siguiente:
"Yo no Quise ir a Santo Domingo
antes cue la novena elefantina, aun-
que tuve grandes oportunidades pa.
ra jugar ALA. Ahora tengo en- men
te nevar un team netamente boricua
para celebrar una serie de juegos
con un escogido dominicano Esto Sc
rs despu6s de terminada la tempo
yada cubana.
GPodria usted darnos el line up
que presentaria a los quisqueyanos?,
lie interrogamos, pero Luis Felipe
nos aplaz6 para otra fecha.
''Todo 10 sabras, Eddie, ahora So
10 puedo decirte que probablemente
Ell eQuipo ha de ser integrado por
los muchachos del Arecibo en- su
mayor parte, y reforzado por tres
o cuatro estrellas de esas que ecIip-
san con su fulgor"..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

tica, contribuy6 desinteresadamente
a encauzarla hacia puerto de saliva
cl6n. Nero, embarcara muy pronto
Geiando gratos recuerdos de su paso
por nuestras ligas donde libr6 So
berbias campafias. San, ell pitcher
blanqueador por excelencia, 81
terror 6e las novenas extranjeras,
el hombre que ha lucido todos los uni
formes boricuas, Sc marchara dentro
de algunos dias, y asi nos vamos
quedando con nuestra geute, utili-
2ando nuestros jugadores. San Juan
cuenta en- la actualidad con un con-
junto portorriquefo: un conjunto
por cierto formidabilfsimo que ha
de sembrar ell terror en- todas par
tes... Ponce tambi6n Sc esta 'inde-
pendizando" contando en- los dias
presentes con tan solo un pelotero
do;ninicano. Ninfn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Hoy SE ENFRENTARAN
LOS DUQUES Y
LOS ATHLETICos:

Vuelven encontrarse frente 4
frente los rivales Allentown y Ath-
letics. Lucharan hoy embravecida-
mente deseosos de obtener Ia hermO-
sa copa que ofrecen los cronistas de-
portivos de San Juan. La Iucha pro-
mete resultar sensational, espectacu-
lar, extraordinaria, va que es inmen-
sa la animaci6n reinante y grande
el inter6s demostrado por los con
tendencies avidos de conquistar el
hermoso trofeo...
Los elefantes esperan vengar las
tremebundas felpas propinadales por
los Rubios en- las dltimas exhibicio'
neg y para clio Sc han preparado con
venientemente. Por estos motivos
la contienda ha de ser estupenda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
NERO EMBARCA Ell MIERCo.
LES ACoMPANANDo A LOS DU.
CUES DE LANDGRAFF

IN alma emigra del seno de la
novena poncena: Nero, ell lanzador
samaritano como le llamaramos va
rIas veces, abandonara nuestros d1a-
nantes en- busca de mas amplios ho-
rizontes. Su brazo, resorte de gran
des energfas, fuente maravillosa de
proezas envidiables efusi6n CONT
nua de triunfos, necesita desenvol-
verse en- mas floridos campos, en- te-
rrenos mas fertiles, en- prados mas
fecundos... El microbes Sc aleJara
de nuestras playas rumbo a tierras
americanas, contratado por Land
craft. Deja de ser leon, para con-
verttrse en- Dunue... Quizas, 81 la
suerte no le es adverse tendremos Ia
cportunidad de verle luchar deseoso
de anotarse triunfos frente a los
equipos boricuas. Nosotros augura-
NOS un Iisoniero porventr al sim
patico 1anzador quisqueyano Y le
deseamos Que al correr de los afios
aparezcan a su vista nuevas auro-
ras, anunciando dfas mas felices,
tiempos mas hermosos...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
NupStrO redaCtOr :.

v opuestos acknowledgements a
toda novedad cientifica. Me expli-
co, 81. el criterio dogrnatico en- ell
terreno de la fe. en- 10 teol6gico !;
pero no logro explicarmelo en- ell
orden de los conocimientos huma-
nos"
FL seTor marques de Dos Fuen-
tes termino agradeciendo de an
tennano la publication de sus an
teriores declaraciones en- nuestro
peri6dico por entender Que con clio
se evitara en- 10 possible que pue-
dan ser err6neamente interpreta-
das por los americanos de habla
espanola las manifestaciones que
hizo en- entrev' celcbradas
con IA Prense los Estados
Unidos del n re o+ribuysndose-
le proyectoe reA suci' nales com
pletamente r 1is!oe con Ell esprit
tn absolute sil nc:o asia
miento que Sc ha iulpuesto hace
ocho amos en- su relaci6u con Es-
paiia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

Anunciamos hace POGO que Sijo
nabia sido contratado por el mana
ger del Athletics, mas, como ST
10 no aparece, nos entrevistamos con
Carmelo Diaz para que nos resol-
viera el enigma, y el distinguido d1-
rector de los elefantes, siempre aten
to y complaciente nos dijo 10 81
guiente: "Luchamos con todas las
fuerzas de nuestros recursos por
traer nuestra novena q Sijo. Ls
caDIegrafiamos, pero ell zurdo nos
ha contestado de cierta manera quo
nos sac6 de quicio... Doscientos pc
sos pide Ell dorninicano, para ell pa
sale, para prepararse y para otras
cosas mas, Y como saben los fana-
ticos, nuestros bolsillos no pueden
compIacerlo por ahora. IEs cue Sc
cree siio que ell dollar americana SO
cotiza como los marcos7...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
CRONICA HLPICA
Jaesa maeha ae asgo Gmd CO dp Enzkad Me
BdGrG!LG Fye CuGRtOS Sexta? Lmard
GrTebatGr el lriunfo de CubanitG?

en- derrotar a LimardO Y este a su
vez Sc empeile en- tocar ell viol6n.
SEXTA.-Esta carrera tai veZ sea
la mas difGcil de todas, pero hay
tantas lfneas en- el prOgrama que ma
die dejara de jugar varios caballos
en- esta, burlandoSe asf de su diff
cultad. Mohawk" Y Della" son los
primeroS que saltan la vista, pero
"Broche de Orc" Y "Firpo" hasta
''Tocor6n" Y "Lieja" amenazan We
ladamente. 'CheQue" va un POGO so
brecargadO, "Farina" sigue hacienda
segundOs Y terceros. El ''tajo" de
Camagiiey no acaba de llegar por
mas que 10 anuncian.
SEPTIMA.-'La Fallete' debe ser
una Inca en- la Ultima carrera CO.
mo cOntendientes no vemos sinO a
"Dodona', que parece haberse re-
cuperado bastante de la derrota que
sufri0 a manos de ''Lucero" hace al
gunas semanas y 'El Gallo de Orc"
lue en- esa misma carrera entr6 Sc
gundO v ahora va con 115 libras en-
Gina. La carrera es larga distan-
cia tai vez este peso resulte ser
excessive. PICKLE" sigue incOnsis-
sente.
RESUMEN La mejOr manera
de jugar esta semana es llevandO
tOdas las lfneas posibles Y amarrar-
Sc en- las dudosas. Ahora. =. ALA
usted. Enti6ndaselas como pueda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
Ell ABATE ROJO Y
LA COPA Eel CIELO"

"El Cielo" ofreci6 una copa al
team que mayor nGmero de carre-
ras anOtara en- las luchas con ell
Allentown. No sabemos que "vuel-
tas" han querido darle algunos al
asuntO, aunque Sc nos ha informa-
do en- "El Cielo" que las condicio-
nes estipuladas desde un principle
han de ser las que han de determi-
mar al ''vencedor".
Veamos como Sc expresa ''El Aba
te ROjo", una pluma que leem0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
ADoLFo IUoUE FIRMO
SU CONTRATO CON
Ell CINCINATTI:

Adolfo Luque, astro cubano, c6-
lebre serpentinero de fama mundial
que tan soberbia actuaci6n reaIiz6
el siio antepasado en- las filas de los
Roios, ha firnado 81 contrate, para
jugar Ia temporada 1925, como de-
fensor del Fbox' del Cincinatti, LII
que acept6 Ia proposition del mana
ger Hendricks, sean los $500 es-
tipulados enbarcando Immediate
lnente para unirse al team.
Los fan&ticos todos conffan en- ell
poderoso brazo del lanzador cubano
y espsran que su labor en- la serie
cue Sc avecina ha de superar "a
reslizada en- Ia temporada del afio
pasado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

NO saDaL4sos o. ro1sIl41eala0 tas.Ss Aa ~
traernos este, quizas podamos de es-
ta manera ofrecer mas oportrlnida-
des a nuestros muchachos, Quizas
este levantara el deporte que en- la
actualidad descansa al borde del
fracaso...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
LUIS FELIPE PEREZ
LLEVARA UNA NOVENA
FUFRTORRToUENA A
sANTO DOMINGO:

Irfas til, Eddie, santo Domingo,
ST me decide a llevsr una noveaa
alli despues de la Ternporada cuba
ma? Esta pregunta Que parece dscir
'vamonos' nos la Ianz6 Luis Felipe
Perez ell domingo pasado en- San
Juan. Nosotros que no sabemos de
bromas insistimos en- sacar algo en-
claro Y entonces ell active manager
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22
SAN JUAN posEE
I'm LA ACTUALTDAD
UN TEAM NETAMEN-
TIE BoRICUA:

POGO a POGO Sc van yendo los Pc
Ioteros dominicanos, ases basebole-
ros Que han conuuistado en- nuestros
diamantes triunfos resonantes que
gozan en- nuestra isla de grandes
simpatias por sus hermosas cualida-
des como peloteros Y por sus rela-
vantes prendas personales. Aver nos
dei6 Suncar coraz6n que fr6 del
euuipo capitale1o, mas tarde en-
bsrc6 I.luberas, ioven modesto. edu-
cado. sencillo. buen amigo hornbre
cado. sencillo. buen amigo, hombre
agraciado. que en- momentos en-
one parecia naufragar la barca atlS-
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RAFAEL COLON TNGRESA
EN- LAS FILAs PoNcENAS

Cen la ausencia de Nero, Sc hacen
necesariOs los servicios de Rafael
Colon en- las filas 1eonesas. Sc nos
ha asegurado a. Ultima hora que Co
ION ha vuelto a echar melenas y
que de nuevo defendera ell centro
del diamante poncefio. Bien conoce-
mos este excelente amigo; sabemos
tambten 10 que motive su retirada
del equipo de los leones. Ahora, es-
peramos aplaudirle desde nuestro
asiento en- los stands, poraue COM
prendemos que 81 es un magnifico
serpentinero... "Siempre y cuando
no deduzca que ell banco 10 esta es-
perando" "...O?)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-22

Highs de Caguas, Mayaguez, Ponce
Y Rio Piedras, esta Ultima REFOR-
ZADA CON DOS ATLETAS DE
LA UNIVERSIDAD de Rio Piedras.,
Fu6 un triunfo franco que merece
nuestra felicitaci6n mas sincera.
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Ell PRIMERO

u Eres primero en- algo en- la
escuela, Tomasito?
Soy el primero que Sc va
cuando suena la campana
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CuriOSidadeS

FL crater del Edna, el volcan ma
yor de Europa, tiene 1920 pies de
anchO Y S27 de prOfundidad.
a la carne abombada Sc lie quita
el NAL OlOr hirvi6ndoia en- aqua que
contenga abundantes pedazos de car
bon de lena.