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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-11
NILES REACHES FINALS
IN TENNIS TOURNEY

Seabright, N. j.. Aug. 10.--Na-
thaniel w, Niles. of the Longwood
Cricket Club. Boston. reached the
semi-final round in the Acheiis chal-
lenge cup lawn tennis tournament at
the Seahright Lawn Tennis and Cricket
Club here today, and Is all alone in
the round, as the other competitors let
up for the day after the second round
was completed. Niles is q holder of
two legs on the cup. The Bostonian.
as a matter of fact. had to play in
only one match to gain the semi
Anal bracket. for In the second round
he and Hooker Talcot. local player,
moved up on defaults. Niles climbed
over Walter Merrill Hall. OF New York.
who failed to put in an appearance.
and Vanderbilt b. Ward, champion of
the Great Lakes. forfeited to Tai
cot.
The two who moved up then decided
that they might as well get their third
round match out of the way. as they
had nothing else to do. Talcot was
no match for the I>ongwood man. and
fell before him In straight sets at 6-3,
6-f
Once more the Western pair of play
ers. Maurice T. Mclaughlin and Ward
Dawson, attracted the large gallery
away from the other contests. and
once more they were successful In
their matches. The former won from
s. Howard vosheil, the Long Island
champ. In straight sets at ell, Ga.
Dawson played in the first three set
match Of the tournament. He needed
the extra set TO dispose OF Bernon
s. Prentice, the local club champion.
at Sd. ST., 6-3. Prentice played ur-
usually good tennis and the stand
he made against the latest OF the In
vaders from the coast was remark
able
Harold A. Thorckmorton. of Rah-
way. the Metropolitan Junior cham
pion. also had to go three sets TO
win hts match from the veteran left
handler, Frederick c. 1nman.
Theodore r.. Peil, of New York. hold
err OF the cup In 1918; Karl FL. Behr,
Middle States champion. and Robert
Leroy, erstwhile intercollegiate cham
pion. all reached the third round by
winning in straight sets. Peli won
from Charles l. Johnston, Jr.. former
New England intercollegiate cham
pion. at 60. s-4. Behr beat Hugh
Tallant, Us, s-1, and Leroy won from
Leonard Beekman. the national inter-
scholastic champion. at 1913, 60.
Ali of the brackets in the SINH
final round of the doubles were filled
as a result OF today's matches.
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YANKS AND CLEVELAND
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

New York. Aug 10,-The Yannigans
scored a shutout over the Maps In the
first game today. Jones held the Yanks
to five hits. but errors spelled failure
for his mates. In the second game
the Maps won, to 2. The victory was
well earned, too. because Cole failed to
allow the Maps but tire hits.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. e
Cleveland -. 900 600 600 2
New York 010 0l0 00"-2 0
Batteries: Jones and Egan: Fisher
and Nunamaker. Umpires, Hildebrand
and O'LoughIin.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. f
Cleveland -. 900 001 002-3 o
New York -. 600 001 1903 /
Batteries: Hagerman. Walker and
Egan: Cole and Alexis nder. Umpires,
O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
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Washington, Aug. 10. - Coionei
Charles II. Grierson. OF the cavalry.
will be transferred Wednesday to the
retired list of the army on his own
application. He was born in Illinois
August II, 1855. the son of the late
Major General Benjamin Fl. Grierson.
of Civil War fame, and was graduated
from West Point In 1879. He was as
signed as a second lieutenant to the
Tenth Cavalry his fathers old resi-
ment. Colonel Grierson remained with
the Tenth until August Q. 1905. when
he received his majority in the FIT
teenth Cavalry. but did not Join that
regiment. as he received transfer -
his old organization two weeks later.
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JOHNSON VICTIM
Of TY COBB, ET AIS
Detroifs Easy Winners Over Pennant'
Aspiring washingtonians ,Har-
per Is Sent to Rescue.
YANKs DIVIDE WITH CLEVELAND
Athletics Lose Another Game to Strug-
Cling White Sox--Hitting Fest L.
Feature of Contest--Twenty- mine
Hits Are Made.

Washington, Aug. 10.-Detroit won
easily from Washington here today
by punching hits in the first and sixth
innings, the score being to Q. john
son was relieved by Harper and Rice
both OF whom pitched fine ball. Steen
was touched up freely, but kept the
hits well scattered.
Score by innings: r. II. E
Detroit $500. 400 0o4 000--S IL
Washington :. 100 900 1902 8
Batteries: steen and Stanage; John
son, Harper and Ainsmith, Williams
Umpires, Nallin and Dineen.
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Red Soxs Divide.

Boston. Aug. 10.--The Red Sox won
and lost with 81, Louis this afternoon.
a Kid named Koob showing them
pitching PAGES that puzzled In the first,
and Babe Ruth twiriing in his own
peculiar manner In the second. The
scores were TO and 10 to g. That
rare. combination, triple play, was
pulled or by the Browns in the first
inning of the SECOND game. Bart
Shotten. racing in to get Hoblitzeifs
short fly, shot the ball to first base,
beating Speakers return. and Sisler
sent ii home ahead OF Janyrin.
First game:
Score by innings: r. H. <
st. Louis -. 600 0oS 000--3 4
Boston ...... 900 020 0e0--2 0
Batteries: Koob and Agnew; Shore,
Mays and Cady. Umpires. Wallace and
Connolly.
Second game:
Score by innings: R.H. z
st. Louis -. 100 900 002-- 9 /
Boston ..... 100 100 500 10 0
Batteries: Loudermil. Cook and
Severoid. Leary; Ruth and Thomas.
EMPIRES. Connolly and Wallace.
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JUNGLE CATS LOSE
TO NEWPORT NEWS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.l
Newport News, Va. Aug. 10
lClouting one over the fence In the
eighth inning with one man on and
the score standing / to 0. the big end
favoring the visitors, "Rasty' Walters
today trimmed the Suffolk Jungle
Cats, to !. The game was one Of the
fastest staged here for some time and
the large crowd Of fans who turned
out for Dollar Day" were apparently
pleased with the turning OF the worm.
GufToyk
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ATHLETICS LOSE TO
WHITE SOx, TO 4

Philadelphia, Aug. 10.-The Macks
lost again today to the White Sox.
The score was 0 TO 4. The game, a
hitting fest. featured twenty-nine hits
by both teams The White Elephants
made two errors.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E
Chicago 49,. orc 22o 1903 IA 0
Philadelphia 002 900 020--4 Is 2
Batteries: Scott and Schaik: Bress-
Ter. Davis and LApp. McAvoy. Um-
pires, Chill and Evans.
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sUPERBAs WIN OVER
CUBS WITH FOUR HITS

Chicago. Aug. 1o.-The Cubs lost to
the Superbas today, despite the fact
that label allowed the Robins but
four hits. An error in the four in
ming. when label walked a man.
coupled with a hit, scored two runs.
The Cubs made a vain effort to win
in the ninth, but managed to put
across but one man.
Score by innings: r. II. II.
Brooklyn 49,. 900 200 010--3 4
Chicago ..... 900 900 001--1
Batteries: Smith and McCarty;
Adams. label and Archer. Umpires'
O'Day and Crth.
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GIANTS DEFEATED
BY P|TTSBURG
Vanguard and shauer Unable TO STOP
Pirates, While Adams Holds New
Workers Steady.
BROOKLYN WINS FROM CUBS
Cubs Make Vain Effort TO Win In
Ninth Inning, But Score But Single
Tally.

Pittsburg. Aug. 1o.--The Giants lost
to the Pirates today. 5 to Q. Vanguard
was hit hard throughout the game,
while Adams was effective. except In
the eighth, when a double, a triple
and long fly scored two runs Carey
was hurt In the third inning. when he
stole third. and gave way to Costello.
Score by innings: X. H. E.
New York -. 900 900 020-2 2
Pittsburg ..... Ill 004 01"-s 10 0
Batteries: Marquard, Schauer and
Doom; Adams and Gibson. Umpires.
Klein and Cockill.
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|TARHEELS TAKE TARS
INTO CAMP; SCORE 4-3I
Hard Hitting Norfolk Players Is To Little Avail When North
Carolinians Make Gallo aly-Applegate In Wonderful
Condition After First Inning a
TAKE ONE
MORE FROM ORPHANS

tSpeciaI7to The Richmond Virginian.)
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 10.--A closely
contested game was won today In the
eleventh inning by the Truckers, when
Crowell took long chance and scored
on sacrifice fly, caught by the third
sacker.
The local twirler, Green was out
pitched by May, but the latter received
doubtful support In the opening stage,
and the handicap was never over
come.
The how SCORE.
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Standing OF C1nhs.

Games Today.
Detroit in Washington.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
St. Louis in Boston.
Cleveland in New York.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
81. Louis in Buffalo
Chicago In Newark.
Kansas City in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg in Baltimore.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg, s.: New York. 2.
Brooklyn, g.: Chicago, /.
Boston-St. Louis, rain.
Cincinnati-P Philadelphia, rain.
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TORONTO AND HUsTLERs
nYVInE rvxxn n A SaEsG

Toronto. Ont Aug. 1e.--Toronto and
Rochester divided today's double-head-
Or. the former taking the first game
I to ., and the Hustiers came back
with a vengeance in the second. hand
ing the locals to trimming.
At Toronto:
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THE COLONIAL OFFERS
HIT OF HITS TO-DAY

It is unusual to find such a com.
bination OF stars In one production
s. Is presented In William Fox.s latest
photodramatic success, DIR. Ra-
mAau." whic hwill be seen at the
Colonial today and tomorrow. m
the title role appears Frederick,
Perry, lately starred In the Broad
nav success Of the season, ION
TRIAL" and admittedly the most ef-
fectiye dramatic actor on the stage
today. Stuart Holmes Dorothy Ber-
nard. Jean Sothern, George Allison
ana Edith Hallor are names all well
known TO the thousands Of Colonial
followers, In fact. they have appear
"a is stars In several of the big pho
toplay successes at the Colonial
ON HICHMOND FAvORITE
RETURNS As VAUDEVILLE STAR
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Rhrslagaaond.

Stolen bases--McNaily. Shean
Shorten. Tutwiler. Three-base hit
Powell. First base on balis--OfY Nor
risette. 8; If Comstock, l. Struck OF,
by Morrisette, 4: by Comstock. 3
Batter hit--Tutwfler. Crane. Umpires
Hart and Handfboe. Time, 1:2s.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Boston in st. Louis.
1.-TWO camel.
New York in Pittsburg.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

New York. q: Cleveland. 0 (frst
game).
Cleveland, 9; New York. (second
camel.
ST. Louis, 3; Boston FIRST game).
Boston, 10; St Louis, (second
game). .
Detroit, 8: washington, 2.
Chicago, o: Philadelphia, 4.
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Summary; Left on bases-Norfolk,
5: Rocky Mount, s. Stolen bases
Steinbrenner. Sacrifice htts--McMa-
hon. Two-base hits-Thrasher. Sny-
der, Eisel, Goosetree. Apologize.
Struck out-By Cochran, Z: by Apple
gate. 8. Base on bails-Off Cochran,
2; off Applegate. ., Hit batsmen--
Cochran, (wrattenf. Time of
game, 1875. Umpire. MCGOWAN. At
tendance. 1886.
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Standing of Clubs,
Games Today

Norfolk in Rocky Mount.
Suffolk in Newport News.
Orphans in Portsmouth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Newport News. 2: Suffolk, 1.
Rocky Mount, 4; Norfolk. 3.
Portsmouth. 8 Orphans, eleven
innings).
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Summary: Two-base hits--Newton.
Simmons. Gust and Stinson. Sacrfhce
hits-Damrau. 3: Cueto and Croweii-
stolen bases--Hartsell. Donovan.
Double plays--Parmalee to HartseA 20
Gust Hartzell to Gust. Base on balls
or May. Z: off Green, Z. Left on
10; Portsmouth. IL.
Hit by pitched balls-By May. Green.
Hits-Off May, 8: off Green. II. struck
out-By May. Z; by Green, 7. Wild
pitches-May. Time Of game--2:i5.
I'm ptre--Bussey.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Ycsterda.

Results Yesterday.
Providence. s; Richmond, i.
Toronto, 4; Rochester, thse
camel. ,s.,,,d
camel.
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FIRST GAME.

Score by innings: X III. n.
Rochester -. 1000 coo o2e--2 Z
Toronto -. -. 900 oil 2es--4 II /
Batteries--Huenke. Hersche and Will
liams; Herbert and Kelly. Umpires--
Cleary and Carpenter.
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Results Yesterday.

Baltimore, 8: Pittsburg, s.
St. Louis. /; Buffalo. 0 twelve in
nings).
Chicago. z: Newark, o.
Kansas City, Q: Brooklyn, 2.
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SECOND GAME,
Score by innings

Rochester. .....52o 600 o01---s II 1
Toronto -. :. 1000 900 eo0--2
Batteries--Paimero and williams;
Manning. Cook and Kocher, Empires
Carpenter and Cieary.
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Games Today.
Rochester In Toronto.
Richmond in Jersey City.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
VENGA Aqua

Ell acueducto que tenemos en- San
Juan, no responde a las necesidades de
una ciudad que va creciendo cada d1a.
Sc nos dira que la Administrator
municipal Sc esta ocupando activamen-
te del asunto.
Si, es cierto. Por ESQ este suelto no
es de censura, sino una especie de re-
cordatorio. Porque ell acueducto es tan
defciente que ha llegado a crear en- San
Juan verdaderos confictos dom6sticos
En- un segundo piso, por ejemplo, no
hay que contar con que ell aqua del
acueducto llegue a los banos, a las du-
chas, a los demas servicios de la casa
en- la cantidad necesaria.
En- la parte mas alta de la ciudad,
en- las casas que estan en- las GALES en-
cuesta, ese conficto domestico de la
escasez de aqua sc siente en- todos los
pisos, a1n en- los primeros, en- los me-
nos elevados.
Y ell problema ir1a cada vez en- aumen-
to, 81 continuasen las cosas asf la ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
UETIMOS CABLES

LOndres, 24.-Seg1n las declaracio
nes del Canciller Lloyd George en- la
Camara de los Comunes, ell cuerpo expe
dicionario ingles en- Francia Sc compo-
ne actualmente de 100000 hombres y
la cantidad de municiones usada en- ell
curse del combate de Nueva Chapelle
en- MARIO 1ltimo fu6 tan grande como
La empleada en- tOda la guerra Boer, que
dur6 dos amos. Ell Canciller declare
por otro lado, que desde que ell gobier
no hab1a sumido ell control de las fabri
cas- habilitadas para la fabrication de
municiones, ha habido un gran aumen-
to en- la manufacture de este material
que para establecer la proportion del
aumento pod1a fjarse (por ejemplo) en-
20 ell n1mero de balas de artiller1a fa-
bricado en- septiembre, 156 en- diciem-
bre, 1856 en- enero, 256 en- febrero y 1888
en- MARIO.
Washington, 24-El gobierno de los
Estados Unidos contest6 aver la nota
reciente del Embajador aleman Conde
Won Bernstorff, y ha obtenido permiso
del diplomatico aleman para comuni-
car ell texto de dicho replica a la prensa.
En- ella Sc culpa al Embajador aleman
de haber comunicado a la prensa anne
ricana ell contenido de la nota alemana
sin previa consulta con ell gobierno
de Washington. La nota americana
hace constar que las declaraciones con-
tenidas en- ell memorandum del Embaia-
dor estuvieron basadas en- una concep-
ci6n err6nea por parte de la pol1tica de
los Estados Unidos y explica la actitud
exacta del pals bajo ell punto de vista
de su neutralidad, con ell fin evidente
de disipar 10 que la nota califca de
"cierta falsa impression" por parte del
diplomatico extranjero. Ell gobierno no
trata de ocultar cuanto lie ha disgusta-
do ell tenor de la communication alema-
ma. La nota dice: "Yo siento decir
que la frasecolog1a empleada por vues-
ira Excelencia en- vuestra nota, es sus-
ceptible de ser interpretada en- sentidO
de poner en- duda La buena f6 de los
Estados Unidos en- 10 que respecta a
sus deberes como naci6n neutral. Yo
estoy persuadido de que tai no ha po-
dido ser vuestra intenci6n, pero es evi-
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bricaci6n urbana siguiere, como es ma
tural, aumentando la altura de las cons
trucciones, a medida que los precios de
los solares escasean por la demanda de
6stos.
Ahora, precisamente, estan en- los Es-
tados Unidos ell distinguido ingeniero
municipal Sr. Montilla, ocupandose en-
cosas del AcueductO. Todo ESQ 10 sabe-
mos. Y sabemos tambien q. ell Hon. al
calde de San Juan, tiene verdadero en-
peno en- dejar solucionado durante es-
te periodic administrative, ese confic-
to, ese grave conficto del abastecimien-
to de aqua en- San Juan.
Fortuna grande es, sin duda, esa de
que no haya que veneer resistencla al
guna en- las esferas municipales, sino
que, por ell contrario, esten ganadas va
tOdas las voluntades.
Porque 10 que Sc necesita 'es que ten
gamos pronto aqua sufciente Y aqua
limpia en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
LOS QUE VIAJAN.

En- ell vapor "Buenos Aires" embar-
caron aver para Espana:
Miguel Gaudier y sonora, Luis Viv0
Vilella, Crist6bal Oliver, Vicente Ca
banillas, Luis F. Santos, Rafael Blanes,
Magdalena Berga, Sebastian Bonet, An
tonic Fernandez, Francisco Aleman,
Sarah Encinas, Antonio Salon seilo-
ra, Pedro Ferrer, Clemente Fec, Agus-
tina Rodriguez, Desiderio Fec, Severia-
no Casanova, Jose Ma Gonzalez, Ernes-
to Sapiv1, Guido Bisops, Alfonso Vera,
Francisco Salamanca, Manuel Perez,
Anselmo Janer, Rafael Farbe Jimenez.
Antonio Perez Rodriguez, Adela, Emi-
lio, Consuelo y Maria Farbe Perez, Jo-
Sc Avisa Lopez, Antonio Farbe Perez,
Remedies Avisa Farbe, Jose Parade
Fernandez, Domingo Faria, Adelina
Brussi, Ramona Rodriguez, Pedro Ar
bois, Lorenzo, Angela, Ramon y Maria
Truyol, Antonio Bauza Gonzalez, Juan
Castellano, Enrique P. Wives, Manuel
Martina, Francisco Gonzalez, Jose Fer
fnandez, Pedro Alfonso, Venancio Alon-
so, Francisco Perez, Carmen Farbe, So
ledad SAM, Alberto SAM.
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LOS CARTEROs DE sANTURCE

El trabajo de estos modestos emplea-
dos del gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, es muy fuerte en- ell importante ba.
1rio de Santurce. De la parada 10 a ia
Is, esta dedicado uno; de la Is la %
otro, y de la % hasta la termination del
barrio, 8 sea ell puente de "Mart1n Pc
na'', otro empleado, quien lie es impo-
sible, dado 10 accidentado del terreno en-
algunos sitios, dar exacto cumplimiento
Ell Departamento de Correos debe
aumentar aunque sea un empleado mas,
en- ese servicio tan importante.
Hay que yer esos pobres empleados
en- esos arenales, sudando como carre-
teros, para poder cunplir con sus de-
beres Ante todo, hay que ser huma-
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dente que V E. Sc ha dejado llevar de
ciertas falsas impresiones, y quiero ser
todo 10 expl1cito possible exponiendo los
hechos tai como son.. La nota hace
alusi6n tambien al hecho de que las re-
laciones entire los Estados Unidos y una
de las naciones belijerantes no pueden
dar lugar a discusiones con una terce-
ra naci6n y termina desmintiendo for
malmente que los Estados Unidos Sc
hayan desviado en- manera alguna de su
actitud de estricta neutralidad, tai CO.
mo esta defnida en- la proclama del
Presidente publicada al principle de la
guerra.
Roma, 24.-El Senador Garfa en- ell
curse de interview concedida al repor
ter del diario lei Mensajero" declare
que ell principe Won Buelow, Embaja-
dor de Alemania, seg1n ell mismo le
hab1a dicho, esta muy disgustado por
no progresar de una manera satisfacto-
ria las negociaciones entabladas entire
Italia y Austria De fracasar estas ges-
tones vendra irremisiblemente la rup-
tura entire Roma y Viena. Yo siento
manifestar- ell diplomatico aleman
que en- esta triste eventualidad Ale
mania cumplira con su deber hasta ell
| final al lado de su aliada, Austria.
Londres, 24-(Ofcial.) Los c6nsu-
les extranjeros han sido informados
por ell Almirantazgo que este Sc reser-
va ell derecho de cerrar ciertos puertos
. sin aviso previo. Los buques mercan-
tes que Sc acerquen a los puertos que
hayan sido cerrados al comercio, DO
dram darse cuenta de esta medida por
medic de ciertas seiiales en- tierra-tres
luces rojas en- sentido vertical durante
la noche y tres bolas blancas por ell d1a.
Paris, 24.-El pueblo frances deplo-
ra muy de veras la perdida de los SER
vicios de Garros como aviador. Ell mes
pasado Garros, pilotando ell monopla-
no "Morane Saulnier" construido Sc
gun pianos hechos por ell mismo, y ar
mado de una ametralladora, hizo aterri-
Ear a 5 aeroplanos alemanes no titu-
beando jamas en- atacar los poderosos
aeroplanos "Albaros' que siempre lie
van un buen tirador como ayuda del
photo.
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1L44NE1 Cd OC11 Us.
Sc CAYO DE UN BALLOON

Nos informan de Toa Alta que ell
nlno Juan Rosado, de siete amos de
edad, tuvo la desgracia de caerse del
balloon de la casa de don Manuel Ve-
lila, sufriendo varias graves contusio-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
SOCIEDAD PROFESSIONAL.

Nos participan los abogados don
Amadeo Nazario y don Fernando ia
ner Landr6n que han establecido en-
Mayagiiez una sociedad professional que
Sc denominara Nazario y Janer
Damos las gracias por ell ofrecimien-
to que nos hacen de sus servicios pro-
fesionales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
GUARDIA TRASLADADO.

El guardia Jose F. Colon, que pres
taba servicios en- esta capital, ha sido
trasladado a Barceloneta.
HUELGA SOLUCIONADA.
Los torcedores de la sucursal de ella
Colectiva" en- Cidra, que Sc levantaron
en- huelga Ell d1a diez nueve del ac
tual, reanudaron sus trabajos, en- la
fabrica, aver por la ma1ana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
LOS AUTORES DE UN
ESCALAMIENTO

La policla arrest6 en- Aguadilla a los
individuos Francisco Villalba Y Sixto
Urgante, autores de un escalamiento
perpetrado en- ell establecimiento conner
cial del senor Felix Gonzalez, sito en-
la calle Carnicer1a. Parte de los artf-
culos robados ha sido recuperada por
la polic1a.
LOS VECINOS DE HATO-REY.
Sc quejan, con mucha raz6n, de que
ell Municipio de Rio Piedras, los tiene
en- complete abandono. Ell servicio de
luz es pesimo la polic1a escasa. As1 Sc
We que los rateros de gallinas abundan
que es una barbaridad ALI viven mu-
chos propietarios que pagan buenas
contribuciones; y 81 los senores del
Ayuntamiento no toman medidas para
evitar tantas regularidades, Sc veran
en- ell precise case de abandonar el pin
toresco barrio.
Hay un solo puesto de carnes, ALI
tlenen que ir forzosamente a comprar
todos los vecinos, y no hay que decir
que ell tablajero Sc despacha a su gusto,
dando ell art1culo caro- y malo; w.. 81
no 10 queren, que 10 dejen.
Senor alcalde, seilor alcalde, que no
Sc olga, que usted Sc ocupa mas de los
vecinos del 'pueblo" que de los
'barrios."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
JUEGOS ATLETICOS,

Hoy, sabado, sc celebraran los anun-
ciados desaf1os de juegos atl6ticos en-
tire alumnos de las escuelas p1blicas de
aquella ciudad y los que de esta capital
han lido a disputarles los premios ofre-
cidOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
COMMERCIAL.

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Ruegole Sc sirva publican en- su ilus>
trado diario que con esta fecha ante
Ell Lcdo. Lorenzo Jim6nez Sc ha disuel-
TO la mercantil que giraba en- esta pla-
"a bajo la raz6n de Barros y Padfn,
habiendose hecho cargo de la iquida-
cion, don Evaristo Pad1n Castro, por
compra hecha al saliente socio don An
dres Barros, ell cual establece su ofci-
ma Ell la calle de Acosta No. "A esqui-
ma a Cells Aguilera.
Apartado de Correos No. 527. Te-
l6fono No. 65.
De usted atentamente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-24
UNA MEMORIA

La Sociedad contra academies fl
sicos "El Ancora'', nos env1a su memo
ria anual correspondence al ano 1914
Agradecemos el envi0 del documento.