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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
CHAMBER HIT s
AT REP. FREE
Alaska Bureau Opens Fight
on Railroad Critic

Characterizing the proposal OF
Congressman A. NJ Free, Of Calfor-
mia, to tear up the tracks OF the gov
eminent railroad in Alaska and use
tho road-bed as n wagon road, as n
'throwback to the uncnliRhtened
days OF misinformed office holders
who judge Alaska IA dcsolato
waste, the ALASKA committee Of the
Chamber OF Commerce voted last
night to aggrtssIvely fight the FREQ
proposition.
The committee also voted to oner.
gotically support Noel w. Smith,
general manager Of the Alaska rail
road, in the representations he viii
mako TO government bodies md TO
the federal budget bureau shortly.
Mr. Smith, an executive OF the
Pennsylvania railroad system, who
has been loaned to the government
TO operate the s56,OOO,OOO federal
property In Alaska, attended the dim
ner meeting, which was held at the
Rainier club. with j. w. Eddy as
host, Mr.. Smith gave figures to dis
puto tho conclusions OF Congress
man Free, and speakers from Alaska
developed the information that Free
who was on his first trip over the
railroad property. had only three
days, part OF which woro spent In
sleep and recreation, to make
study OF the railroad property,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
WHITE BLUFF
STARTS ON PAGE l

tho American Legion" stated c.
l. wooten. Their agents
praeiiced deliberate deception ON
us. swindlc was perpctrnicd
In tho name ~ The stale 0f
Washington. They deliberately
attempted 10 put one over on
the returned soldier"
A resolution signed by 90 mem.
berH OF the White Hiuffsiianford
Welfare club was read 10 the legls,
lature. THIS document brands the
American Legion as a political
clique detrimental 10 the settlers
Interest," II further prohibits any
officer from tho American Legion
any nsht 20 act Tor the veteran
settlers, The resolution also charges
Fred ~, Wen with being 'unHcrupu.
lous. without conscience and actual.
ed solely By msrcenary motives"
Major Brooks. Of Beilingham. de.
partment commander or the Legion.
has suspended the charter Of The
hailoa. Aedlo,hen post az White
Bluffs
Answering tho veterans charges
were " J klaeaid banker. Of White
ll'gffs H. s Wilkinson. Representa-
tive ~ the telephone company there.
ana Charles Sanford, president n the.
power company. They rofulcd the
statement that the project was an
entire failure
Governor Hartley. three fourtha Of
the membcrn ot tho legislature. and
4 packed gallery composed the audi.
cncs at tho hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

police woman az tho city hall in
rare emergencies
80. group OF Seattle eitissna
headed BY chief OF Police william
y. seyeryns. have started cam.
paign 10 raise a relief fund OF $500.
Or. iamson. orthopsdlo specialist.
and several consulting surgeons.
diagnosed Miss Lunlsfaria case.
They REPORTED that removal v the
sifI 10 a hospital nau sttilug 81
the severed vortesua in a plaster
cast from shoulder 10 knee would
effect complete cure.
one thousand tickets 10 special
benefit dance have been donated by
Tho Lonesome club Of Seattle. 1914
sixth ave. IN response to plea
from tho COMMITTEES Tns dance.
will ba hold each evening, ~ the
week beginning November 30 a,
sac p. m IN ths Lonesome club
ballroom
Tickeia win 10 on salo 70 the
public az 30 cents each NJ tho
wherotp-go Hnrfau. 4i4 University
s., 20 day. or from any Of tho foi.
lowing committee. Dr.. TmuE u.
Loope. chairman OF arrangements.
Mrs, J. 7 EanNtkcr. Mr. -. Phillip
Phillips Mrs II, J Rcskic. Mrs
Scott Ogden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
u. S. Highways System
Is Approved by Jardine
Whole Country to Be Criss-Crossed
With National Thorofares

DayyiIlc, Prinevillo. Eugene, Flor
encc.
No. 95-From the United States
Canada line TO oroville. Wash.
klamath Falls. Ore, Ashland. ore.
No. a9-From Blaine. Wash, TO
Seattle Tacoma, Olympia, vancou-
YER, Portland. Ore. Salem, Eugene.
Grants Pass Ashland. Yreka Cal.
Rcdding. Red Bluff. Willows, Davis.
: cramento, Manteca, MERGED,
Bakeraield. Los Angeles. san Ber-
nardino. lndo, III Centre. Cal.
No. l0i--From Port Angeles
Wash. to- Astoria, ore. Eureka.
san Francisco. san Jose. salinas.
King City, san Luis obispo. santa
Barbara. Los Angeles, san Diego.
No. 100 - From Grants Pass
Ore, 10 Crescent City. Cal.
No s2o-From Route 20 in ore
gon to Weiser. Idaho.
No 4lo-From Aberdeen. Wash
to Olympia, Tacoma, Yakima walla.
Walla, Lewiston.
No 42o-From umatilIa, ore. to
Wallula, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
GUN TIP OPENS
BREAK PROBE
KlIboum Owned Gun Sold
10 Everett Youth

pisr5sy that Avail Klbourp.
r,eaprursi jallbrrakcr EyorSti youth
and wounded hank rabbsr suspect.
carried a gun belonging 60 Horace
Hinehcnfi,, Everett repair shop pro-
prlc,or. started sheriff siarNlch on
) new line o. investigation THURSDAY
Hinchcllffo was held Tor question.
INK a day or two after tho King
county jailbryaA. September 10.
when Il was discovered that he had
nat In a rush order Tor Two auto.
matte pistols nom Piper & TAFT hcrr
siaruieh will ask Sheriff MoCul-
loch THURSDAY 90 rc-oXamino uinCh,
,irfo. IN view Of the new evidence.
Los Angclcs police who captured
HIlheurn and Joe Wand, another
hllhrsaker recently. disarmcd the
Everett hoy % a aS-calibcr Colts
police special revolver, Factory
numbers had been filed away 70 dc.
troy Identification.
kilhourn claimed he bought the
gun IN Los Angeles,
by applying heat 20 The sun. how
ever. Starwich was able "Wednesday
10 bring into relief tho impressions
u the numerals invisible 90 the
naked eye. Checking these numbers
with Piper 4 Tan sporting Foois
house. he said, he found the gun was
sold 10 Hinchcliffe last May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19


GERTRUDE LIZ NTsFoR d
VI pretty. sad.eycd and 10. hasn',
been cripple ali her lie,
Just since that Hateful DAY eight
months ago when she Lost tho key
TO her home. had 20 crawl thru a
window and the heavy window sash
zen across her back. breaking =
ytricbrne
Bu, FOG eight long months now.
Gertrude has been unable 20 move
urdrilacn. Nat GA her hack and
her mother. Mrs Arthur Luntdpfsi,
feeds her three times a day with q
soft" diet and spoon
Paralysis Is not tho plcasnnteg;
thing" Gertrude explains with the
softest Of smiles. "Hiil Il gives ono
time 10 think and dream" And
that IL kind.
Even bsforc that hateful day
eight ACES ago mo wasn't 40 easy
Tor her and her mother They
worked 10 hard to make ends meet.
Her II her. Arthur Lantsford.
veteran patrolman. was shot down
In cold blood on First ave. and
Pine ST; the night Of January 10.
1894 as be walked heat on a
brother patrolmsn's territory
II seemed like INC work Of q
Destiny with an lronical twist. that
on the ono night ln his whola life
their father rylinquiBhed his usual
beat" drunken sailor. George
Gilman. should riddle him with bull.
let's In resisting arrest on suspicion
u completely In a robbery.
Tho family II two. living a. S2o
+. Pike a.. arc now destitute with
the exception Of pension 81 Ssi
per month reverting to tho mother
from the police department. II tho
daughter could b. icft alone. Mira
Luntgford could earn their iiyeu-
hood She has served as relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
BANDIT ADMITS
MANY ROLDUPS
To lmpIioate Suspect in
Diamond Robbery

Held IA the county Iail where ho
is serving term FOR robbery.
Robert Cochran was taken 20 20.
lice headquarters. Wednesday after
noon under guard. whore. be told
Captain y l. Hedges that Elmer
Steele. bandit suspect. arrested
Tuesday, was one Of the bandits
who held up a grocery az Boren
ave. ana Stewart ~. August 20.
Steele has been held On jail since
Tuesday afternoon as "a suspect Ia
numerous rohberles. including Sow
eral major holdups Several az.
temptn 10 Identify him had failed
until Cochran was called from the
county Jan. Cochran confessed
readily his own part ia tho grocery
holdup. where he was captured m
ter IA gun battle with the police.
and declared that Steele was drlv.
Ing the bandit car.
The automobile was seized when
Steele was arrested and police say
Il has figured IN several gas station
ruhbefies
Lulu Miller 22year Indian
girl, was arrested "Wednesday as
the owner Of the bandit auto She
Is held IN Tho city jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Attics and Easements
House Il. Art Students

Education hall with curious works:
tho students OF design, painting and
sculpture make their abode In the
attic OF Philosophy hall But tho
musicians pursue their studies and
practices In the basement of Menny
auditorium
Now. just what constitutes music ?
The building 70 continually filled
with vibrations Of violins pianos
and tho notes from tho Threats OF
students, Undoubtedly IL corncrcd
each OF these noises Ia music.
For practice. the students have
little cpbby holes, where mixture
Of noises minglos with that origin
atlng In the room Between tho
mellow notes Of n scranade one
hears the beating Of n drum. No
screcching OF coronets and tho
pounding OF feet on the floor. with
the air that blows in for ventilation
comes tho sound Of horns. Thus
University Of Washington students
study music.
Drums, coronots, soxophonos can't
llvo together with pianos. yiolIns
ana Spng, complain fine arts pro-
fossora. The place for a military
band is In tho armory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Welded a Week,
Sues Wife for
ArreSting Him

MAbltiEp seven days ago.
A'A Henry n. Wood nled a di.
Noree action Thursday against
Jean Wood
She had him arrested five iay,
aiier the wedding ON "a charge on
Insanity no complains.
Immediately after che eer,.
mony' the complaint SAYS an,
defendant induced this pi.intiu
90 turn over an o. his property
TO her She refuses TO make
any accounting % tho finances
and will not give him even rca-
Honaelc spending money"
The property consists of a..
200 TN furniture. cash and inter.
ests "a a house az ToI ssth ave
s Me- and Mrs. Wood wero
married In Tacoma. November
n. Wood was discharged a, the
insanity hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
VETS CUT OFF
BY FUND
Elect Officers 10 Meet FL
nanclal Emergency

Having been cut of nom tho Com,
muniiy Chest Fund. Disabled Amsrl.
can Veterans. Seattle Chapter No. >
Wednesday might called an emer.
Eeney meeting in Roosevelt han 10
consider ways and means OF eontin.
uirg their work.
The need OF experienced officers
10 help them thru the financial CRISIS
led TO nominating and clecling Tor.
mer charter officers. nrat elected In
1880 They are; Earl Reed. CON,
mander: Miles Price. senior vice com.
mandor' r. g. Miller. Junior Vice
commander.
The Community Fund had asked
that the veterans take no acton un.
a! the drive was over. and the eise
tion last night was in accordance
with that request.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Grocers Entertain
at Dinner Dance

Jobbers and manufacturers % the
cts wcrc the guests Of the Seattle
Retail Groccrs association gt n
iinnCr dance az tho Chantecler cafe.
"Wednesday evening. Miss pornthen
Richmond. former ZieEfcld Follies
sirl and vaudeville he dincr. ap.
ptsred Ia a number Of dances. Pu-
pills OF the Patricia Perry school OF
Dramatic Art also entertained.
Frank Kannair, secretary OF tho
Grocers' association. was Ia charge
os the entertainment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Seniors Decide to Let
FrOsh Enter MeanY Hall

T'HE legal death OF ono Of tho Uni
l. versity OF washington's most
cherished freshman traditions oo-
CURED last night and a new ono was
created ia It's place when tho senior
council decided that first year stu
dents should enter Mcany hall by
tho two side doors on tho north and
south OF the building. instead OF the
rear entrance. which has boon closed
for some time and declared perman.
entity closed
Tho decision closcd controversy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
SQUAD is FETED
Football Team Guests OF
Alumni at Noon

Alumni Of the University OF
Washington were hosts at a lunch.
con honoring the Husky football
team al the Chamber OF commercs
Thursday noon.
Coach Enoch Bagshaw was to he
the principal speaker. Herbert Lit
tie. In charge Of the program. ar
ranged stunts and music along
with speeches by some OF the play.
ers and the rest OF the coaching
staff
The Huskies are TO be the guests
OF the Chamber OF Commerce at
the Chamber Friday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Education Week Is
Club Lunch Topic

National Education week was the
principal topic 81 Discussion at ti~
Thursday noon luncheon Of the
Young Mems Business club a; The
Olympic Hotel Ralph Raphael. an
Italian immigrant. talked on the
benefits Of our school system. Carl
Croson Of the School board stressed
school needs at the same meet
gFe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
STORM KILLSS00
Terrific Cyclone Sweeps
Southern India

BOMBAY, Nov. 1o.-Wy L. Ply
A terrific cyclone has swept South.
crn India, according to early reports,
500 persons are believed to havo been
killed and more than 100000 pounds
sterling tS5OO,O0O) damage caused.
The cyclone Ia reported ono Of tho
most severe IN the history Of India.
Numerous ships are said to have
boon wrecked,
Survivors are suffering severely
from prlvntlon and exposure.
Tho Malnbnr coast TO tho south Of
Bombay ls reported very heavily
damaged,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
ny RUTH WALLER

A TTfcS and Easements nrc the
n tradi ional homes OF the artists,
and truo TO tradition. fine art stu
dents at tho University of Wash.
lnEton make their homes in ntica
and Easements
Tho architects fill the attic of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

that has continued for some time
The city fire department. and uni-
versity officials would not permit the
use Of fire escapes rs entrances, and
only the front door remained for the
frosh. There are no longer any rear
entrance to Meany hall The COM
plication has been smoothod out and
a now tradition has arisen where tho
other fell.
At the same meeting tho senior
council decided TO retain tho green
ribbon rs the official adjournment OF
the freshman girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Scientist Tests
Wastage of Tire

LAWRENCE. Kan, Nov is.-The
average automobile tire, which
weighs from 20 to IS pounds. VIII
lose from 80 to 800 grams when run
up and down the pavement for 500
miles at an average rate of speed Of
rs miles an hour, according to an ex-
pertinent conducted by Prof. w. C.
McNown OF the department Of high
way engineering OF the University Of
Kansas here.
The tires were clean and weighed
on delicate scales before put TO the
tnst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
Presidents Father
Much Better TODAY

DLfM0uTH, VI, Nov. 19-(By L. Pool. John
L c. Coolidge awoke at 6:15 a today, after rest
full night, told his nurse he felt Every well" and
announced he wanted to get UP and dress during the
day, as he did yesterday.
The presidents father, who has been confined his
home with recurrence of his heart ailment suffered
further Sinking spells" result of his "heart bloc"
during the night, and today appeared cheerful and
encouraged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
BY HERBERT LITTLE
uited Press staff Correspondent


IITAsHINGToN. Nov. ia ma
w tional system Of Highways,
comprising 1884 miles OF the coun-
try's best roads. was designated by
Secretary OF Agriculture Jardino to.
day.
Tho network. the first national
highway system the country has
adopted. establishes i45 routes that
touch every state in the Union.
or this number 70 are cast and
west and es arc north and south.
The total mileage OF the system
IS but fraction OF the .,sss,o0o
niles or roads Of all kinds in the
United States, but the selection Of
tho best lays the foundation FOR
welding others into the national
systrm later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, -By L,
P)-.Asslstont Secretary Of the Treas,
ury Andrews today revoked his order
which would automatically have con.
coled All alcohol permits on Doeom.
Der 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19
ANSWERS DEMAND
OF MOTORISTS

The coordination Of tito routes is
In response 10 a nationwide de-
mand from motorists whose in.
creaslng number has found added
difficulty in touring the country
over roads marked in a chaotic
fashion
Route descriptions Of United
States highways include
No. 1o-From Detroit, Mich. TO
Chicago. Billings, Livingston. Butte,
Missoula, Soucr d'Alene. Idaho.
Spokane. waterville. Seattle.
No. 2O-From Boston TO Casper
Yellowstone National park. Idaho
Falls, Pocatello. Twin Falls. Boise,
pendlcton, Umatilla, The Dalles,
Portland. Astoria.
No. 2s-F'rom Onta-io, Ore 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-19

China Imported nearly 1000. 900, 900
oignrcta from the United states dur.
Ing the past year.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02

Mr.. William E. Knox, Presiden-
te del Bowery Savings Bank de
Nueva York, Presidente tambien
de American Bankers Association,
pronuncio un discurso ell otro dia
Ell Cleveland en- Ell Bankers Club.
Llamo los ahorros del pueblo ell
Calzo de la Prosperidad.
No hay duda alguna que estaba
EN- 10 cierto. 81 nuestra prospect
dad descansara sobre ell capricho de
unos pocos seria muy inestable.
Como depende del publico en- gene
raj significa exito continue.
Los ahorros no solamente Fon
d6lares en- banco. Significa aun au-
mento en- el capital que va a dedi-
carse al desarrollo del pals.
Esto es porque ell dinero del ban
CO inmediatamente es empleado por
los banqueros en- valores ferrovia-
rios y otras empreSas.
Ell hecho de que nuestros ahorros
han aumenta de S11,60O, 100000 a
$21, 900, 900, 900 signifca que los pc
mas en- vez de ser gastados son reu-
nidos y usados en- nuestras indus
trias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Ell DR.. JOSE G. GARDE

Hemos tenido ell gusto de salu-
dar en- San Juan al distinguido ca
ballero de Manatf don Jose G.. Gar
de, quien ha venido a esta en- asun
tos de su profession.
Con el departimos un ratio sobre
la nueva administrator de aquel
pueblo y las recientes supuestas
dificultades creadas ALI por una
fabrica de abonos que importara
un arroz dahado como materia pri-
ma.
Ell senor Garde goza en- Manati
y en- toda la isla de una justa re-
putaci6n professional Y sus dotes
personales son conocidas Y admi-
radas de todos. lie reiteramos al
doctor Garde nuestro saludo mss
afable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Ell PRESIDENTE COOLIDGE
GOzA FAMA DE USAR DEMA.
SlADO Ell TELEFONO

WASHINGTON, enero 81, (Uni-
ted Press) Ell PIE. idente Coolid-
ge usa ell te,efono mas que ninguno
de sus antecesores. Principal g.
Sc denomina Ell primer telefono de
la nacion. Ell presidente Harding
Sc dice fue ell primer jefe nacioual
cue di6 ell uso debido al tel6fonc
al conducir los asuntos publicos,
encomendados a su cuidado. Ell
presiente Wilson casi nnnca usaoa
el telefono, y los operadores de
Casa Blanca tenian ordenes estric-
tas de no molestarle con ell telefo-
no. Roosevelt usaba muy POGO el
telefono, solamente en- los momen-
tos de emergencia. Ell presidente
Coolidge, ha roto pues, con la cos
tumbre de sus antecesores en- la
poltrona presidential.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
DON DELFIN sURo

Hemos tenido ell grato placer de
saludar, al distinguido y acaudala-
dc 'propietario de Manati, don Del
fir Suro, Presidente de la Asam-
blea Municipal de dicha poblaci6n.
+: distinguido amigo, es uno de los
elementos mas apreciados en- Ma
natl, donde Sc ha distinguido gra j
demente por los excelentes servi-
clos que ha prestado la comun:.
dad, contribuyendo con SUI esfuer-
20 personal, al bienestar general
de sus habitantes.
El sefior suro Sc proponia mar
char la is1a tan pronto termina-
Sc los asuntos que lie trajeron es-
ia capital, Una vez mas lie reite,
ramos nuestro saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
DON TOMAS ALVAREZ
ANGULO

Hemos tenido ell gratisimo pla-
Ger de estrechar la mano, del CO.
nocido- caballero Intellectual de
gran tala, don Tomas Alvarez An
guloy quien vino esta redacci6n
acompanado del conocido actor, don
jose de Artecona.
Ell sefior Alvarez Angulo viene
como representante de la gran Com
pafiia Dramatica de Ricardo Cal
vo que hizo su debut en- ell
Teatro Municipal, con la gran
obra, Sci Gran Galeoto'', obte.
niendo un exito rotundo, que ase-
gura desde ahora ell triunfo de la
brillante temporada.
Ell distinguido amigo, es un pc
riodista que goza de gran prasti-
gio y ha sido redactor de los gran
des rotativos de Madrid, eel lie
raldo", Y "EI LIBERAL, donde
So distinguo grandemente, apH;.
tandose notables triunfos.
Ell MUNDo tiene su mas afec.
tuoso saludo de bienvenida para
el distinguido intellectual espaflci.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Casa Blanca no parece...
Continuation de la pag. -

Los lideres aliancistas uchan conceden en-
revsas la prensa envlan informes oiciaes extra
ohcales los empeados de la administration de
ana lucha ell cablegrama acabaos de recib
desalentador segn prn uzgar nuesros lectores
WASHINGTON, febrero Il United Press, via All Ame=
rica Cables) Despacho especial para Ell MUNDO
En- los altos circulos administrators exse la frme
creenca que hay va cas posbdades de ell bill del
elective considerable esta session cora del
Congreso pesar esuerzos del gobernador Towner
los legislatures puertoquenos desde hace agunas
semanas Sc capital luchando denodada
mente para conseguir aprobac6n.
CASA BLANCA
En- general todos de acuerdo no ha=
posibidad de que ell proYeco sea raldo
discussion 81 Casa Blanca nmensa Influenza no Sc de-
ejercer preston para que haga juzgar por Las
apaenca hay nj la esperanza de que Casa Blanca
actue de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
DEsDE HoRMIGUERos

Los esposos Acevedo Chico, han
salido precipitamente para Rio Pie
dras, llamados por TELEGRAPH, con
motive de estar enferma de alguna
gravedad una nietecita cuyo nom
bre responde a Gloria Eliza, hija
de los esposos Acevedo Castaleda
Que hace pocos d1as, llegaron en- ell va
por San Lorenzo, en- viaje de recreo
Telegramas recibidos de Rio
Piedras, despues de su llegada ALI,
dan la triste noticia de haber falle-
cido, no obtante la ciencia medica
haber hecho todos los ezfuerzos po-
sibles para salvarla y dejar la tran
quihdad en- ell hogar de la familia
Acevedo Castaneda.
Este corresponsal por medic de
estas hneas envia los esposos
Acevedo Castaiieda, ell mas sentido
p6same por la perdida de su tierna
nina, asi como tambien, todos
sus familiares.
CoRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
MERCADo DE cAMBIos
BASKET BALL
Enero 80 de 1926.

Enero 80 de 1926.
Ell microbes tiltimo tuvo un de-
safio de BASKET ell renombrado
team "SNOW Jr.' con ell muy for
midable equipo, cuyo nombre nos
es grato a todos y 10 honra nues-
ira querida isla: puerto Rico.
Ell primer FhaIf' fue muy re-
hldo, y hasta Sc rumoraba que ven
cerian muy facil, pero no fue asi;
pues ell SNOW que acostumbxa a
darle su merecido al que Sc 10 me-
rece 10 demostr6 una vez mas En-
el primer "half'' ell score fue co.
mo sigue:
Puerto Rico 10 v ell Snow IL, de
manera que solamente iba encima
le- Snow por dos puntos: pero ell
1rlo los hizo moverse hacienda que
Ell segundo ''half'' fuera mas
brlllante, pues los puntos au1nenta-
ron a veintiseis.
Ell pr6ximo microbes mediran sus
fuerzas con Ell tan terrible BUICK
que tantos deseos tiene de jugar con
'm equipo iguaI en- fuerzas. Los
muchachos del Snow esperan con
ansiedad ese dfa. A pesar de que
el Buick cuenta con muchachos mu
cho mas fuertes que los del Snow,
estos esperan dar un buen Chit.
Asi es que espero en- todos los
fans" que asistan ell microbes
4 de Febrero a la hga del Y. M. C.
A. contemplar I'm juego EN- YER
dad.
Aprovecho la oportunidad para
congratular a Tony Alvarez por 10
habil que Sc mostro; y asi espero
le jugara a los del BUICK
WoNS.