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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

alumni who are home for the hoi-
days. TO play the school team Satur-
day night. There are several former
central stars now i'll the citv. and
with 4 little practice th"v should be
able 20 put up a good game against
the school team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23
Lettuce in L. A.

LOS ANGELES. Dec. o3.-Let-
tuce: local: 80c0IO0 loose crate.
Imperial Valley: Is $3.00. 312s and
- s2.75 per packed crate.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

Winter brings its troubles among
which is trying to spit ont the car
window when YOU only think j IS
open. faM&
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

Lots Of people who wish they
could Lfavc this town ought to be
Glad hey are anywhere at al.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

Some men are so honest their
arms never steal around q girl,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

Miss Orpha A. Miller showed slides
which illustrated the nutrition work
being studied b. the farm home de-
parrment.
Rev. y. II. Hudson of the Iloltvillc
Methodist church .alkcd ON "The
Spirit of Christmas : Mrs. Powell
sang and two school BOYS gave IA
duet Assemblyman A. G. Finnev
acted as chairman.
Election of officers was held and
resulted IN Mr.. Finney being chosen
director; ;. +. Robinson. vice direc-
tor; and \. j. Boettgcr, secretary.
treasurer
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-23

Hemet. Riverside county, has an.
pointed a park commission and will
landscape and plant park tract
donated several wears ago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Una Gran 0portuniidad d

Mas siete mil aanzado Tabaan actuane
teralmen mlone hogares ofcnas las grande
ventajas aabemente recbdos po
persona venas de drec
fabrcan medas seda garanzadas cieno
pora, marca Real silk
miles han constrdo negoco permanent
para rctbuo esabe ha lido creciendo da por
Real Ssea organization
word mundo enla a fabrication de rnedias de seda,
por Real Silk de da dia
yres opoundades tene homb ambciosos dentro
organzac;6 Rico Cuba Santo Domingo
Nosotros neceamos tener al fnazar
1925, mos 10000 representatives. afanzados
para gozar apcantes dben reunr
especaes Soamene o denro de nuestra
gnzac standard de ntegr
de nuera organization pmo tempo ambiciosos
debidamente caifcada persona
grado organization hay Unite ambc6n den
PUEDE HACER SU PoRVENR dentro
nizaci6n ell resutado trabao
Los representatives Puerto Rco posean nges
fecc6 pueden asi dean ped traado Esados Uni
de haber abajado
buen record.
81 used persona debidamene
amboa dgale escriba pobac6n
del SERvCIO REAL
dcha plaza
buea l6gc pbco miso quen seeccone
representatives que le han de
representatives. $685. en- 1924
en- 81 presente ane tendrenos DIEZ MIL.
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS, Indianapolis, Ind.
LUIS F. COLINA, P R. Branch Manager.
ALLEN a, SAN JUAN, P. R. (Anuncio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
AYUDE A PROTEGER
LOS PAJAROS.
-M-
Ellos Hacen la Guerra a las PIagas
de InsectOs.


PorFr razones econ6micas asi CO.
Rno esteticas Sc deberia hacer un
Asfuerzo para atraer y proteger
'ies paiaros y aumentarlos en- n1-
nero. Ellos Sc alimentan de prac-
ticamente todos los insectos. Los
p3jaros son rapaces, prestos a mo-
verse libremente de un sitio a otro,
~ eiercen una Influenza favorable
" segura en- aplacar la marea agi-
'tada de Ia vida insectil.
El Departamento de Agricultural
de Estados Unidos dice que es po-
sible atraer numerosas especies de
Irajaros supliendoles cajas Y otras
facilidades para hacer sus nidos.
Sc ha probado ampliamente que
la poblacion total de paiaros en-
una extension dada puede ser acre
ccntada mas de 10 normal por me-
dio de estos y otros metodos de
-atraccion. Mientras mas grande es
el nImero de pajaros,, desde lue-
go, mayor es Ia cantidad de ali
mento que consumer. 81 este ali
mento consiste principalmente de
ilsectos perjudiciales ell hombre ga
ma; 81 consiste de los productos por
el cultivados, entonces sc perjudi-
ca. Considerando todas estas cosas,
es preferible que aumentemos ell
i umero de pajaros, pues las clases
daninas podrfan suprimirse; mien-
tras que 81 en- tempo de necesidad
Enecesitamos de la ayuda de paja-
res beneficiosos, podemos obtener-
la prontamente y no nos perjudi-
carcmos por falta de ellos.
La experiencia ha demostrado
que aquellas personas que han au-
mentado ell numero de pajaros en-
sus propiedades han tenido motive
de satisfaction Y no de arrepenti-
mieDto.
Una nota interesante en- relaci6n-
con este asunto es ell hecho de que
el Gobernador Horace M. Towner
ha consentido zen expedir una pro-
elama conjunta en- abril de 1926,
para Ell Dfa del Arbol y FL Dia de
los Pajaros en- Puerto Rico. Esto
significa seguramente un paso de
adelanto en- el aumento y protec-
ci6n de. los pajaros.
Setiembre 16 de 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Ell MUNDO
Notas de la Isla

Continuation de la pag. 81
Y como una emperatriz de escs
dominios encantados de las leyen-
das azules del Oriente, Conchita
Font Echeandia, arrebatandonos
con toda la attraction de un sober
bio Sol y fulmin&ndonos despiada-
damente con la poderosa irradia-
ci6n de sus ojazos negros, malig-
namente negros, como la suerte del
cronista. Es esta joven un modelo
lie belleza plastfca; y 81 ell poder
imaginative del poeta mas forrni-
dable pudiese concebir el concepto
absolute de, la Belleza Ideal, 10
hallaria cristaizado en- esta eriatu
ra exceptional, tan bella como sim
p3tica y amable y tai vez causa
inveluntaria de que un solter6n in
corregible como yo commence va a
pensar en- matrimonio. Ahora me
eyplico la asiduidad de. nais COM
paneros en- visitar San Sebastian,
y que cuenten connigo- en- adelante.
Me es grato consignar tambien
que ell movimiento comercial va
acentuandose debido al buens sprecio
que va adquiriendo ell cafe Y el
tempo Sc ha mostrado favorable
para la cosecha que, segdn infor-
mes, ha de alcanzar un abundoso
rendimiento. Muchos nos alegra-
mos por los cafeteros.
Andres G. COLBERG.
Cabo Rojo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
Una DoCtora lndica la Causa
Y la Curaci6n de las Arrugas

''No nay que preocuparse de 10 que
produce las arrugas y la aacidez de la
piel''. dice la Ora. Elizabeth B'inn.
La veiez prematura, la desnutrici6n y
causas semeiantes, producer la flaci-
dez de la piel haci6ndole perder La fr-
mega juvenil. Tambien la piel es exec
silva para cubrir ell musculo que Queda
debajo; no Sc adapta bien. como antes,
sino cue Sc arruga presenta flacideces.
''Es indudable que Ell distender Ia
piel hacer que Sc adapte a la cara
perfectamente en- todos los sitios, hara
IL dacidez. Esto Sc obtiene con facili-
Cad y sin mo estias, disolviendo una on
ga (2s gramos) de Saxolite pulverizado
en- un cuarto de litro de bay rum usan
do Ia soluci6n como loci6n para la cara.
usted puede conseguir los ingredientes
en- cualquier drogueria. Los resultados
son scrprendentes. La piel Sc distien-
de inmediatamente, adquiere la fres-
cura la firmeza juveniles. Dosaparc-
cen. desde luego, todas las arrugas y
Gacideces".
Anuncio
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
cuR1ogos ExPEE1MENTos


LoNDRES, setiembre II, (United
Press) LA historic de Stevenson
sobre ell "Club de los Suicidas'
acknowledgements no -es tan inte-
resante como las manifestations
que hace Ell Brigadier Chapman,
quien durante II amos ha sido el
jefe del "Club Contra los Suici-
dios'', que patrocina ell Ej6rcito
de Salvation.
En- las paredes de su ofcina, do
quiera hay recuerdos de aquellos
cue Sc presentaron dispuestos a
quitarse la vida y luego cambiaron
de opinion.
Esto no quiere decir que en- al
gunos casos Chapman no fraca-
sase en- toda la Inca.
Recuerdo un hombre que SC
presento donde mi desesperado,
diciendo que 81 no lie conseguia Glen
libras esterlinas Sc suicidaria Ira
t6 de convencerle, lie prometi que
haria por 6l cuanto estaviera mi
alcance y Sc march6. Una hora des
pues uno de los nltimos perioti-
cos daEa la noticia de que ell hom.
bre Sc habia suicidado en- la Gale
de un disparo de revolver.
Pero no todos los casos son
igualea. I've usted este revolver
barato Que tengo en- mi mesa?
FL hombre que intent6 suicidarse
con tel Sc encontr6 conuue Ell ga
tillo no respondi6 la. preston de
SUI mano, Y clio fue suficiente pa
ra traerle a la realidad.. Vino
mi con lagrimas en- los ojos. Luego
las. cosas cambfaron para el v
hoy es uno de- los hombres mas fe-
Ices de Londres.
Esta navajo casi degoll6 a un
hombre, psro consiguio escapar y
hoy Sc dedica con entusiaslno al
trabajo y es felizs'.
Chapman dice que despues
de La guerra Sc ha heclo mas
dificii evitar los suicidios, como 81
Ia terrible y sangrienta lucha nun
dial hnbiera hecho a los hombres
perder Ia noci6n de cuanto vale
la vida.
FL Brigadier Chapman, despues
de IL amos de servicio, Sc reti-
ra. lie sucedera el Brigadier Gordon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Fausto Morales CABAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

Las personas flacas, palidas. ner.
viosas, d6biles y extenuadas, tie
men la sangre pobre. Estan suJetas
resfriados, pulmonias, malaria,
c6lera .cualquiera de las multi
pies dolencias que prevalecen mas
o menos en- todo tempo. LA PA
NACEA DE SWAIN va a. la ragz
del NAL. Els un viviticador de la
sangre. Enriquece la sangre y for
tifica la constitution. El resultado
es que la carne Sc pone enjuta y
hrme Y eI cuerpo es fortificado pa
ra resistir a la enfermedad. Es
un restaurador maraviiicso del
cuerpo. De venta en- las farmacias
Y droguerias. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
NoTAs DE MocA
Cabo Rojo.

El dia 16 de agosto entreg6 su
alma a Dios, la que fu6 en- vida
doila Antonia Hernandez, viuda de
don Antonio Marrero, que desem-
pel6 en- Ia domination espafiola, el
cargo de Juez Municipal de este
pueblo, familias distingrlidas Y del
aprecio de esta localidad. A los ia
niliares, dofia Amelia de Rosario
2oraida, Angela, octaviano, Y de-
mas falniHares me Auno a sus senti-
mientos. Como a las a P. M. tuvo
lGgar ell entierro del cadaver, uE
pdblieo numeroso' acompa16 ell fe-
retro, Ell due1o fne despedido por
don Higinio Lopez Soto, cerrando
el acto, ell Intellectual don Antonio
Rosario y Marrero, con un diseur-
so enocionante; Ell seiior Rosario,
es nieto de la extinta, joven approve
chado que estudia leyes en- La Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico. Ell distin4a
guido estudiante ha estado nuess
tro lado durantc las vacaciones, "
con esta fecha Sc marcha de nnes-
troi lado continuar sus estudios,
le deseamos exito, que sus dsseos
sean coronados y los del padre D.
Ramon Rosario Fitte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
SANDAL LOCAL

Don Ramon vazduetellees, en- ell
cumplimiento de sus deberes, al
igual del Juez, con su buena edu-
caci6n todo 10 consigue Y al qse
no respeta la ley 10 lleva a la
Corte, D. Catalina Vel&zquez, en-
pleado en- sanidad, Heva en- esos
campos un trabajo muy efciente.
Moca esta satisfecha con estos en-
pleados probes y cumplidores de sus
deberes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
LA ANEM1A EN- MocA

Ha venido hacienda muchas vic
timas, en- esta jurisdiction, y parti
cularmente entire los campesinos
que estan NAL alimentados, ell para
sito de la uncinariasis. Pero un
ejercito de Inspectores Sanitarios
van trabajando, a pesar de los obs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
OLA DE sANGRE

Aquf, en- Moca, Sc desarrolla una
ola de sangre, Sc snceden crfmenes
con mucha frecuencia, y una de las
d1timas victimas ha sido eI distin-
guido caballero don julian Lassa-
lie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
vIAJE DE REcREo

FL Intellectual don Antonio Bos-
quez Vargas, di6 un viaje de recreo
los Estados Unidos, y va esta con
nosotros. Va a trabajar San Sc
bastian como Professor Principal.
Buen viaje lie deseamos.
Fausto Morales CABAN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19

taculos que 6stos, Sc lie presentan.
He visto don Manuel Bravo, don
Marcial Lopez Troche, don Rufino
Cancel, don Antonio Igartua, don
JESUS Maria Rodriguez, don Miguel
Rodriguez y otros que no recuer-
do sus nonbres, trabajando en- cum
plimiento de su deber, trabajo cos
toso y penoso. 1uchando con infni-
tos obst&culos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
JUzGADO DE PAZ
DE MoCA

Ell Juez don Miguel A. Babilonia,
recto v honrado, en- cumplimiento
de sus deberes, no conoce amigos,
hermanos, nj hijos. El Jefe de la
Policfa sehor silen, de iguales cir
cunstancias, como tambi6n los guar
dias a slls 6rdenes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-19
ToDO eI Iargo "a con un persis-

TODO eI largo IA con un persis-
/ tente dolor de ee4,a'' =. usted
&C levanta por Ia raaiiana lesa,. e7-
varado y fatigado. Todo ell largo
dfa cansado. agotado. nervioso (
irritable. Quizas tambien ocurran
vertigos. dolores de cabeza y cor
tantes dolores cuando Sc agacha
8 endereza.
E.stas son se1ales de alarma. Es q
sus rinones los que debe dar aten-
ci6n. 8 81 no Sc haran presente mani
festaciones mas serias. tales como
reumatisrno. acido Grico. arenillas
8 hidropesia. Continue descuido es
peligroso. pues puede resultar en- el
temido NAL de Bright 8 nefritis.
No esperen que Sc desarrollen
Intermediates mas serias. Tome las
PfidoYdS de Foster a los primeros
sfntomas de dolor de espalda. Las
Pf5dords de Foster han aliviado a
miles de personas y tambien ayu-
daran a usted.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Coyotes Proue Great Menace
to Wild Deer in Black Hills

Hearty backing 10 the solemn note
sounded by Mr. knowles vas given
by George Duthie. supervisor OF the
Black Hnls National forest. who
pleaded FOR more systematic protec
tion Of the existing wild game In the
hills
Not only should We try TO preserve
such game as we use 10 fill our stom.
achs, such as fish, grouse and deer,
hut We should try 10 increase our
beavers, our muskrats and our song
birds, he declared in part. The
esthotlc is as important as the eco.
nomic. and all true snertsmen should
Join In preserving and fostering any.
thing that viii make the BLACK lrms
more attractive"
Mr nuthie called attention 10 the
fact that coyotes migrate from the
BLACK Hills. where they follow the cat.
tie IN the summer, 10 the surrounding
plains during the winter. and for that
reason II is not hard % estimate their
number. hut hard to combat them
Roth speakers agceed that con.
sistcnt hacking ef the law enforcers
and larger appropriations would largc.
Is solve The problems they presented.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Jackrabbit Track
Prospects Bright

u BOOKINGS. s. D. April fl
n With some Of the elassiest fresh.
man material in number OF
years, prospects for the best track
team in the history of the institution
appear bright for the 1926 season at
South Dakota State college.
Brownlee is the most versatile ath.
lete among the yearlings showing
their stuff 10 date. HIT is a good pole
vaulter, broad jumper and middle
distance man. Sehweinfurt Is A shot
and discus man Of unusual caHber.
lie has been heaving the plate over
l30 feet. which exceeds the South Da.
kota Safe High school record which
he established while attending Mo.
bridge High
Sorbell Is a sprinter and middle dis.
tance man. and probably better in the
middle distance runs than most OF the
varsity track athletes. Iozier has
cleared the high jump bar past the
nve-foot mark with unusual consis.
tency, and Is also runner Of some
ability Hadler needs only experience
and coaching 70 make him a GOOD
shot man. lie has plenty OF power
and only needs TO apply It correctly 10
gain results
Two relay teams VIII be picked for m.
Dakota RELAYS from The following men.
Sorbel. Norton. Brownles BIeadie. Frver
Renner.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Ruth MAY Be
in Hospital Week

New York. April Babe Ruth
lay in bed at St Vincent hospital To-
night. comfortable IN body, uneasy
In mind.
The home run king his tempera
ture down TO 99.5 degrees, which is
about normal. felt pretty good physic-
ally. but his mind was wrestling with
a few facts which physicians had
bore into him:
J. He probably will have 10 remain
in the hospital week more.
? He can't possibly play ball in
the first game Of the season. Tues
day. He felt pretty blue this after.
noon while his teammates were play
ing the Dodgers in Brooklyn. a prac-
tice game. but nevertheless the first
home contest Of the season
,. He can't have any real he-man' :
food, not for some time.
The big fellow il now subsisting on
a diet OF eggs. milk and weak tea
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Signs
to Box McTigue

New York. April 11.-Paul Belen-
bach. New York light.heavyweight.
today signed a contract with Tex
Rickard TO meet Mike McTigue,
worlds light heavyweight champion
in 15-round title match at the Yam
kee Stadium. MAY 90. a the main at
traction at the annual Milk Fund
show. McTigue. who was out OF town
today, VIII arrive here Monday TO
discuss terms with Rickard.
Berlenbaeh. one of McTigue's most
persistent challengers. posted a for.
felt OF $500 with the state athletic
commission Tuesday. together with a
challenge directed at McTigue for a
title match. At that time the commits
sion ruled that all challenges directed
to McTigue would be accepted and
the most logic contender selected by
the commission to meet McTigue in a
title match.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
DE PALMA WINS
DALLAS AUTO RACE
by International News Service

Dallas. Tex, April 1l.-Ralph De
Palma. driving a Miller Special. won
the 100.mlle dirt automobile race here
this afternoon. before a crowd esti.
mated at 12.oe0 Ills time was one
hour and "a minutes. Phil Shafer,
also driving a Miller Special. came in
second. two and one.half laps behind
the winner. His time was one hour.
26 minutes
Earl DE Nore. in Miller Special.
won third place with time Of one
hour and 81 minutes and Wade Nor.
ton. in Duesenberg. was fourth.
Time. 1:32
The race was for a purse OF $4,000.
Eddie Hearne, Earl Cooper and
Frank Lockhart were forced to give
up on account of motor trouble
DE Palma took the lead at the out.
set and was never overtaken.
Lockhart took second and was De
Palma only real opposition until
forced 10 retire. with Lockhart out
Shafer took second place. which he
held throughout the remainder OF the
race
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Nebraska Track
Team Easily
Beats Colorado
Ed Weir Smashes Low Hur
dies Record With Mark
Of "a 9-10 Seconds; Husk-
ers Win. 1923.

Boulder. Colo. April 1.-THE Uni.
vcrsity Of Nebraska track team to.
day overwhelmed Colorado university
here, 107 10 %. in the first dual meet
between the teams In 20 years.
Scofing at the mile.high altitude,
the Cornhuskers swept the mountain
GERS off their feet. Colorado taking
but two first plaees-in the high
jump and the discus.
Nebraska stars broke three Rocky
mountain conference records-in the
mile. SS0yard dash and the low
hurdles. Weir. Nebraska, all.Ameri-
can football guard. smashed the low
hurdles record with mark OF
1910 seconds.
. Locke of Nebraska was individual
point winner. taking first place in the
10o-yard dash, the 22o.yard dash and
the javelin.
In winning the mile relay race in
@.2s 40, Nebraska came within two
fifths Of second Of breaking the
conference record.
The meet was run under ideal con.
ditons
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
President of National League Predicts
Great Seas son for Major Teams

and enthusiastic over their respec-
tive chances. For the first time,
the prize money for final positions
In the race will include the fourth
place club. added stimulation for
the individual player also is insured
by the leagues golden gift 10 the
player who proves himself most
valuable 10 his club by all around
service on the diamond.
"Early In our schedule each city
will celebrate, in conjunction with
its pioneer players, the anniver-
sary OF its admission TO the league.
The most unique OF these no doubt
will be the 50th annual meeting ON
May of the Boston and Chicago
clubs, the only original charter
nembers of the league
The national game has prospere'
and gained ground with every yea
since the great war and has contin
ued To rightfully enlist and hold tn
confidence OF our ever increasinl
number of sport loving people. lool
forward. therefore. with high hope
10 the opening day of what conf
IDENTIFY believe viii prove the creates
season OF all
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
Tech Interclass
League Opens

The Tech High interelass baseball
league for the spring quarter will
start next Monday morning on tie
Tech High diamond. The initial game
viii start at 1870 in the morning
All the games viii start at 80 a.
IN, and Will be three innings or less
in length. Games cannot be played
after school because the high school
team is using the field at that time.
Last year interclass loop WIS a sae-
cess. with all the boys on hand to
start OF all the ga mesalhtuosh the
games We're played at such an early
hour in the morning.
Two leagues will be formed In the
upper and the lower classes. The
freshmen and the sophomofes VIII
make up the lower league. the ju-
niors and seniors in the upper
The schedule of all the games q
be PLAYED IN both leagues are as fol
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12

special Dispatch 10 The Omaha Bee.
Lead. s. H.. April li-Unless
prompt aud effective means are taken
10 destroy COYOTES, deer hunting in
tho Black Hills is doomed. declared
Louis knowles of Rapid CITY. in
charge of federal and state predatory
animal determination IN South nako.
ia. speaking before the annual bust
ness session and banquet Of the Black
llills Rod and Gun club.
In spite of the utmost efforts OF
government hunters and the ineessant
warfare OF ranchers and hunters,
coyotes in the Black Hills region are
increasing annually. said Mr. Knowles.
9and this constitutes our greatest
menace TO Black nills game. Several
dead coyotes have been examined re
Gently, and IN their stomachs were
found grouse and other birds.
In tho South Dakota portion of the
Black Hills In 1918. it was estimated.
there were $500 deer. Now there arc
only coo. With zoo deer hunting
licenses hcing issued annually. and
approximately 4soe cesotes raneing
this section the outlook for deer in
ercasinr or even heldiug their emn,
Is decidedly anfaNerahle
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-12
STAR GYMNASTS IN
BROOKLYN GAMES

New York. April 1o.-one hundred
and three athletes are entered in the
national A. A. c. gymnastic cham
pionship tournament which will be
held in Brooklyn tomorrow night I'M
der the auspices OF the Norwegian
Turn society. Then events will be
contested.
The list OF star gymnasts who will
compete FOR the titles includes Paul
krmpel and David Sharp OF the Los
Angeles A. G. Merrill Anderson. Bal
timore A. C.: Midshipman Pearley
Clark L. :. naval academy. Max
Wanderer, John Mais. Alfred klatt
and William Hermann. Philadelphia
Turngemelnde.