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Tigers Make Clean Sweep, Taking Final from Griiffs

owners In New York next Monday.
out of the city for the day." was
the response in both instances.
st. Louis. Mo. Aug. THE ST.
Louis Browns will not be represented
at the American League pow-wow
in New York next Monday. p. d. c.
Ball. owner Of the St Louis club. de-
clared today he would have nothing
to do with the meeting. II don't sp-
prove of Col. Ruppert's move" he
declared. IT'S poor sportsmanship" "
Detroit, Mich. Aug. Prank ].
Navin, owner of the Detroit Tigers,
said today his club will not be repre-
scented at the meeting called by the
Yankees for next Monday when an
effort to oust President Ban Johnson
is expected.
New York, Aug. Carl Mays pitch
ed and won his game for the New
York Yankees today at the Polo
Grounds. Protected by a court order.
the former Red Sox twirler made his
debute as a New Yorker in the second
game OF a double-header with the st.
Louis Browns. II was Mays mastery
hurting that enabled the locals 10
break even with the stubbornly resist
ing Brownies.
The score OF the second game was
to ?. st. Louis won the first 6 TO :,
largely through the splendid pitching
OF Urban Shocker, who worked FOL
the Yankees at one time.
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Earned uns-NstionslS, ); Detroit. 4. Left on
haSes-Nauonsls, Il; Detroit. .. First base on
hslls-Of Shaw, 3 OF Erickson. 2; OF Ehmke,
!; Of Ayers l. Innings pitchei-By Shaw, .
Q6 at bait: by EncksOn, C7 at bait ; By
Ehmke. q at hsu; by Ayers, 4 Cs at bait /;
by D1uSs, IS at bait Hits msde-0f SHAW
4: OF Erickson, 5: OF Ehmke, ); OF Ayers. 4;
Of Dauss, 4 Struck out-By shaw, ?; bF
EriCkson. ); BY Ayers, ,; by Dsus. |. Thrce-
base hitS-Heilm&n, AInmith TsO-base hits
NeAch. Milan. Leonard. Menosky. Double play
D.uss to Ain0nith to Heilman Winning pitcher
- DauSs Losing pitcher - Erickson. Bak -
Erickson. UmFire-MeSSrs. Dineen and Chill.
Time Of gsmc-2-5.
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TRIBE ALMOST NIP
EARLY LEAD OF SOX

Boston. Aug. AFTER scoring
seven runs in the first inning and
one in the second, the Red Sox were
nearly beaten out in the ninth by
Cleveland. who had the tying runs
on third and second with none out
Russell relieved Pennock at this
stage. letting in one run on Harris
out at first, tanning Wambsgans.
and left it to Schang. Shannon, Nc
lnnls and Schang to nip Speaker at
the plate when the manager-player
tried to score the winning run on
a double steal with Gardner. The
final score was s to Z. The score:
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Mays Hurls for YankS;
Mondays Meeting in Air

New York. Aug. Carl Mays, the
storm center of the present legal
squabble in the American League, was
started by Manager Higgins in the
second game against the Browns to-
day. He made his debut as a Yankee
by striking out the first three men to
face him.
While the Browns made no effort
to prevent Mays from pitching. 1t was
pointed out that they would protest
the game without violating the in
junction granted late yesterday.
New York, Aug. ARMED with an
injunction the owners Of the New
York American League baseball club
prepared today to carry their fight on
Ban johnson, president of the league,
to the last ditch.
Following issuance of the restrain
ing order, Col. Jacob Rupert and
I.ieut.-Col. Huston, owners OF the
club, sent kilograms to every club
owner in the American League, in
viting them to a conference here next
Monday at which they propose to dis
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cuss the case. Johnson also was in
vited to attend.
The Injunction will be argued the
day following the proposed meeting.
With officials of the Washington
baseball club out of town, 1t was un-
certain whether the club would be
represenq at the American League
meeting az New York
Chicago. Ill. Aug. 7-CharIes A.
Comiskey. owner OF the Chicago
White Sox, will attend the Yankee
New York meeting of American
League club owners. he said today.
II haven't been notified of any meet
ing yet, but the White Sox will be
represented" the "Old Roman" said.
Philadelphia, Aug. Manager Con-
ME Mack and Thomas d. Shibe, vice
president OF the Athletics. could not
be reached this morning when an ef-
fort was made to learn whether they
will be represented at the proposed
meeting Of American League club
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WHITE S0X WILL BE
HERE FOR SATURDAY

The Nationals will have an OF
day this afternoon owing to the
breaks OF the schedule.
The champion White Sox viii be
here Saturday afternoon for the
first game Of the three-contest Sc
ries with the Nationals. The Sox
have a postponed game to play or
with the Athletics, and viii remain
in Philadelphia for this contest to-
day. coming over this evening.
This will be the final series be-
fore the Nationals hit the trail for
the invasion OF the West. meeting
all the clubs Of the circuit before
returning to the Florida avenue
ball park on September ..
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Two Amateur Players
Are Sent to HospitaI

Two accidents occurred in the
amateur games yesterday. In the
war Risk-Finance game. Pat
Rooney. playing third for the
War Risk club. broke his leg.
He was caught between second
and third. and it was when he
was attempting to get back to
second that the accident hap
pened. Armstrong. of the Zone
FINANCE club, had his cheek
bone broken by pitched ball
from Ed Kelley's delivery in the
. Naval Operations-Zone Finance
game. Both men were taken to
the hospital.
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Uphill Game TO Giants

St Louis. Aug. THE New York
Giants wound Up their series with
he Cardinals here today with a
Tictory. to (. Five hurIers were
.hrown into the battle in which a
aOtal OF twenty-three hits were
gathered off the combined efforts of
he twirlers. Score by innings:
r. H. E.
It. L.. 10000 o. 12 2
'. Y. l OO1 01lO-5 II .
Barnes, Benton and McCarty: Con-
:ales; Doak, Jacobs, Ames and Dill
Ioefer.
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Totals. 81 . z 10 o Totals. 20 Is "a 9 0
IBatted iOr Grsney IN ninth
Score by irniEgs
BOSt,sI........ ............- ..... 10 90 o0N-s
Cleveland. ....-. 90 0lO D2-I
Summary: Runs-Vtt. Roth Ruth Schang.
McInnis. shannon SOo.t Chapman =. Gardner.
Wood Uhls - <unsmAker TNEO-base hits
Roth. Ruth, Chapman ,. Speaker. Wood. Uhle.
Hits-Of PennOck. u in innings Relieved in
9Th with one N, on second and third
and none ouu: ~ Russell, 0 in l inning: Of
hye1S n Is inning (relieved in Ist with
runs IN. ihe hsSes fUll and none out OF Uhle.
7 in >; I'rIDV> Lett on baseS-BoSton :
Cleveland S4rrhCe ny-MrInnis Base on
balls-By PennOck ). By Russell l. by Myers ;
by The l. Struck Utrt-By Russell > by Uhle
DUnble pAv~-Vitt. shannon and McInnis
Witt, Schsng and MCInms Passed ball-O Neil.
Hit b. pitched bali-By Meyers tShannon,: by
Uhle Pennock and Scnangl Tme-205. I'm
pires-Owens and Connolly
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Company F Wins.

Out a the National Training School
baseball has become a real live issue
Manager g. s. Close and his ball club
from Company B were defeated after
challenging Manager Staples and his
ball club from Company +. 9 to }.
Saturday evening at 5:45 p. m. Mana
ger Close will accept a regular chal-
lenged game with Manager Shoe
maker and his hard-hitting ball club
from Company c. The score:
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SECnNn CAhrr

Totals. 7sl527u ! Totals y GAS
'BatLed Tor Gerhar IN th. ninth
tBaued tor WHSht in the ninth
SORE b. innings:
New fOra........... o o.
81. Louis. .......... 0l 900 %
N4ns-t teEster. NIct Raker. Pratt ~. Bodie
2. Mays Austin. Jsoob.on, Three base hits
flrn. SlSIsr- Home rIns-Baker, Jacobson
Nlck. stolen hases-Prstt T.. Lewis. Smith
Austin Sacrifice hit-Hannah SacriHce AZ
FeVSteT Double piay-FcwSer Tn Pratt TO
IlPP Ifft on baseE-New York. Il St Loui,
T. Base on bslIs-Or MAYS. :. OF Sotbo-nD 4
Hits-Of SothorOn. 13 in innings. Hit bv
patcher-By Mays JaoobSnn) ; by Sothoron Few
StTl- StrucS Out-By Mays, 3; by Sothorcn, ,.
Losing pitcher-Sothorc,
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Divide Twin Bill.

Philadelphia, Aug. In two tur-
bulent tiIts, the White Sox and Ath-
letiCs divided honors on the Shibe
Park lawn this afternoon Kid
Gleason's pennant entry crowned the
Mackmen in the opener only to have
the verdict reversed in the second
brawl. Scores. > to l and to =.
The score:
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SECOND GAME

Sumarv: Runs-6Opp. Witt > LeiboId. T.
Collins Famed rIns-Athhetics g. Chicago ?
Left or bases-Athletics 9. Chicago TO- Tuo-base
hits-RIShsrg, Weaver Walker. Threebss. hit
-Leiboh Sa1ifcr hitsLHner . McMuIln
Eases on ba1s-Of Williams ;. Struck out
Ry Naylor T. BY Williams . Hit bv pitcher
By Nsylo- JacksJnl Tine Of gsme-l:4
UmpIres-Nalln and EanS
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PbilGes Beat Pirates.

Pittsburgh. Aug. The PhilIies
landed the final game from the Pi-
rates here today by to 5. Rixey
kept the hits we'll scattered, while
his team mates punched hits in the
eighth and scored three tallies.
Score by innings:
r. II. E.
Phils.1oo oo15 O-5 . .
Pttt. OlO2 1000 O--3 5 /
Rixey and Tragesser; Miller and
Lee.
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NAVY YARD LEAGUE

Mcbride n, Hissr n. America ~, Covert
Left on bsses-Gun Division. 10; Clofers. 7
stolen bases-Iorey. Mcbride ~, Hiser, Amer.
lea Covert t2. Sacrifice hie-Corsrt. Hum
phreys. Two-hae hits-Crooke n, Cprvrt
Robey, Mcbride. Struck out-By Humphreys. 2;
by Frey, 6. Bases on bslls-Of Humphrey,, l;
of Brckerd, 2; Of Frey. !. Hits-of Hum.
phreys. 10 6 inninss: of Brickerd. . in in
ninEs. Hit by pitched bsII-By Frey (Amerca)
Double play-Roocy to Mcbride to Crooke.
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summary: Kuns-J. Quinn ,. IJNer ?, TflI-
= Mott = TNrrer Gill . Dotsou Steele. Ofutt.
SeEourney >. Lowry. Stolen baSe-Stele SaCrI-
fec hits-Creditor Fritz. Two-base hit.
Quinn. Tnreebase hits-Dodson .. Steele Mott
Strsck out-Ry Crowhust II. BY Lowry 6. BY
GoIdtsry 2 Bases on bslls-Or C'ruwhurst g. on
Lowry , Of Goldberg : HitS-Of Lowry 9,
OF Goldbe-- l. Passed hAl-herkns. Hit by
pitched baby Lowry lFICveri by CrDwhurst
rDotsOnl. Unmre-Mr Long Tune E ..ne-
22J
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo, s; Reading. 0.
Buffalo, IL; Reading, /.
Binshamton, o.. Jersey City, 2.
Binghamton. 6: Jersey City, l.
Toronto. l; Baltimore, :.
Rochester, 8; Newark. 4
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Reds Swamp Dodgers.

Cincinnati. Aug. The Reds snoth-
cred the Brooklyn Dodgers here to-
day in the final game Of the series
l3 to o. Grimes was hit 10 all corners
OF the lot. while Eller limited the
visitors TO two hits. Score by innings
BROOKLYN ...........-. 90 90 90 Q :
Cincinnati ...........-. .G34 10 O3'-I3 IS Z
Grimes and Wheat. Eller and WinEo.
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Cubs Trim Braves.

Chicago. Aug THE Cubs captured
the final game of the series here today
from the Boston Braves to >. Mar
tin was in form and held the Braves
to four hits for the afternoon. Score
by innings:
Boston ...........,.','.V wv W. V1V-
Chicago ...............Uo 2Ol II l. q
Fillingem, Cheney, McQuillan and
Wilson; Gowdy, Martin and O'Far-
rell
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RAILROAD LEAGJJE

huns-1iI 10. Becker Bateman. REMNANT
iTeeu.!e, Brown. Left on bass-Southerp 9.
Shons. First base On h.lls-or Verngtein
: on hAnll. !; OF Hughes. : Inninss r1trb.d
osy Nernstsln. 6; By Hamnl . Hits made
By Nernstein. : by HGmiH. / Ir En-h.s
IWo-osse hlt-MIller. Stolen bases-CobIu ,7
Lynn. Sill -. Becker Double plsv-Rernb,1Ji
70 Brown. Wild pitch-Huzhes. Unnre-
handiboe Time Of game-Tvo hours
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Split Twin Bill.

Totals. % Il = 10 L Totals, % 10 q IS .
vWicalaud hstted for Quinn In Sth.
ore by innIngs
Observation-Disclosures. 100 60 OILS
nary. Runs-Austin, jackson, Williams
., Gerber. Fewstsr, Wick Pipp THREE
Lt-NicS. TWObsec hit-Pipp Sacrifice
Rronki-. Quinn, Sislrr. Stolen hzsnt-
'hson Williams, Siser Bsses m, hals-Or
mn .. oH Shocker ?. OF Mocrids- / Struck
, By Quinn :, by Shocker ). by Moeridze l.
Left on hsSes-Nev York 10. st. Louis 9 I'm
I1res-HidebEand and Morisrty. Abundance
10 ODO
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Company. ............... o o ! 0 59
B Company. o 0 U 10
Three base hits-Sosr. Ports Two-base hns-
Jacobs Waterman. Bliss. Tally, Mellon. Base
on bAILs-Of Melon, 4; OF Perry. . Struck out
BY Perry 5; by Mellon. 6, Hit by pitched
haIl-By Mellon, l. Unpres-Mesrs DansOn
and Gurnse
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ANOTHER UPSET
IN BIC MATCHES
R. Norris Williams Falls Be.
fore William T. Tilden.
Voshell Wins Again.

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 7.-FoIlowing
the defeat OF Maurice McI.ouGhIin
yesterday. another upset occurred in
the invitation tennis tournament
here today when William T. Tilden.
Philadelphia. defeated r. Norris Will
liams. g., 81, 10.
little trouble in winning at Long
wood and in the Delaware State
championships. was unexpected. TIL
him the victory.
cisco, defeated Wallace F. johnson.
Philadelphia, 1-6, 81. 6-3. 6-3.
S. H. Voshell. New York. who yes
terday defeated Maurice f. Nc
Loughlin, today added another VIC
tory by defeating c. ]. Griffin, San
Francisco. 6-l, 81, 6-3, Ga.
Although Griffin won seven games
in succession. Voshell's consistent
playing wore his opponent down.
Robert Lindley Murray. national
champion, beat y. W. Niles, Boston.
6- 81 5-6, s. Murray showed
control in his placements. In the re-
y
will face IchIya Kumagae, the Pap
anese champion.
New York. Aug. The Australian
big four of tennis arrived today on
the Adriatic and planned to leave at
once for Newport as guests of the
United States National Lawn Tennis
, sSoCiation to play in championship
matches there
The PLAYERS are Maj. Norman F.
Brooks. Capt. Gerald l.. Patterson
Sergt r. V. Thomas and Bombardier
Randolph Lysett. They will return to
Australia to be discharged from serv-
ice after playing in tennis matches
here for six weeks or two months
The four players participated in a
number of matches in Europe and
won the team tournament for the
Australians.
Brooks went to England to defend
the British title. but was beaten by
Patterson who then became one of the
quartet.
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Major League Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
lcstcrday'S Reaulfa

Detroit, 4; Washington. 5, Go in.)
Chicago. ,; Athletics, l.
Athletics, ,: Chicago. 2.
st. Louis. 6: New York, ?.
New York, S; St Louis, >.
Boston, s; Cleveland, :.
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RIGHT EARFUL

We didn't know who was 60
ing to win the pennant in the
American League until Ban
johnson tod US.
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YP<ferda Rc&.If.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Phillies, s; Pittsburgh. 3.
Cincinnati. l3: Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago. 6: Boston, 2.
st. Louis. 4; New York, 5.
where They Play Today.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Phillies at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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Chill Pulls Boner.

less OF Bill Dineen missing
her one. or something like
his duties behind the plate.
sion was the one that beat
iev
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FIRST GAME

RIn|Buns, Felsch. Rsbr-E Earned rIns-
Chicaso = Left on bzse-Athletics, .; Chicago.
4 Tso-bsse hit-Libold Threebase hit-Ris-
b~rS Home run-Felsch Sacrifice hit-ColIins
Double pay-Witt TO Burns Base on balls
OF Perry, 4. Struck Out-By Perry, !: BY
CicDtte 5 Wild ptch-PeTy Umures-ETaus
and Nallin- Time Of game-l34
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LEFT EARFUL

They charge Ban with having
a share in the Cleveland club.
But. of course, that's all bunk.
Cleveland has only riz to sec
ond place.
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where They Play To-day,

Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
St. Louis at New York.
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Totals 81 ~ I6 o. Totals 20 Is -
IBatted Ior Grsney IN ninth
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Totals .3 9 3 - ) % "a
'Batted for Shaw in the fifth.
1Batted for Ayers in the ninth.
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WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

Totals. p 9zs2 Totals. sI2 :. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09

eonsTudo M eondciones san
tai modenos mayor cntfco de todas
las cuab con arego las mas
esnerado Asenca fauava de primer oden-Cuepo
Sc admten enfermos pago de
pudendo ser atendos po sus pos mdos po los de Ia soc
a 7 9 i Dos on Rsga 5 Dar
lsres de de IA tard los das $1,000
opacones tatarnontos espcales luz de ae
eectrcos hdoterapicos masae Rayo * Fuguacidn
clos equi&atvancnte convenconales
CoNsULToR1o
Rafael Cordero 122, sar Juan, p r.
a6e enstd9 obeo to 2otao 1 los zen r
suta de los acuavo guarda de dede las de maana
PERSONAL c1ENT1F1co.
Director del sanatorio: Julio Barrero
consuta Genera Sanatoro-Paada 37-Hao Rey de tar
Director del consutorio: Or Don Manuel ouevodO naes
. Consuta GeneaConuoo, de 5s de la arde los dias la
1f Dom a'asfs Raia vss ss 5ps 5pt'
En- e Sanatoo paTtuare de 10 Il de Ia aana M a o Martes
Especialsta oo Narz ojdos Garganta:-Dr A.
En- Ell Sanatoro partcures de 5h los dias iabb
Medicos 1ntenos en- el sanatoro:
Dr.. DON Manuel pavfa,
Dr. Den Mario Julia.
crugia Denta
Or. Don Eoa.
, consuta oDonel No 10 Pzuca col6n ar1c los das
Praotcantes:
Don Isas EosqpS p'.5ssn Ts5UAno''
Nicolas Gonzalez.
Asienc aulata e6eaznente por
dad Nurses tulada de copeta aptud practa continue
Los s de nj evstalss solo pagan
m heno dsho ser enddos en- cuuera de ambos estabecm
Prsidencia Apartado 2s1 Tesorsrfa, Apartado 2o1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
DOble trabajO, en- la
mitad de tempo.

listed mismO Sc quedara asOm-
brado. AL dia siguiente de haber
sustituidO los muebles de su of
Gina pOr muebles de la WABASH
CABINET Co., habra trabajadO
doble en- Ia mitad de tempo y
sin haber hechO mas esfuerz0.
Los muehles WABASH estan
de venta en- casa de "CanterO,
Fernandez Co., Inc" Adtt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
ARTICULOS DE EUROPA

Aqua VICHY francesa para COM
batir los padecimientOs del higadO y
los ril0nes. IL Bllas. de LitrO $500.
SALES PERFUMADAS AL THY
MOL de Mediana de Aragon, recO-
mendadas por los mas eminentes me-
dicO para la hygiene intima de la mu-
jer.
AMARGO DE ANGOSTURA, legi-
tim0, articulO que no debe faltar en-
ningun hOgar, rico elixir para tOmar
antes de las comidas. Abre ell apetitO
v facilita una bucna digestion.
Agentes L--s----
CERECEDO.
AdVt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
YENTA.DE CASA

Una muy c6moda acabada de
construir Y fresca, situada en- la
caIIe de Lopez Landr6n, No. 81.
Sitio ideal. Parada 43H.
InfOrmaran er la misma o EN-
ell TelefOro 160 verde, Santurce.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
AdVt.
Sc VENDE
CERECEDO.

I'm solar 10 metros de frente
por 20 metros de fOndO situadO
en- la calle Mocz0 No. Is inf0rma-
mara Angel Verdejo, Gale Co.
Ion 4, Santurce, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
YIAIERO YENDEDOR.

=. Los, que interesen esa plaza,
teniendo buenas referencias y
reconocida practica, pueden diri-
jirse al "APARTADO No. 664."
San Juan, p. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
Sc ALQUILA

Una espaciOsa casa, calle de
Fabian No. IA, parada %, San
turce. InfOrma TelefOnO 80 ver-
de. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
AGENTE VIAJERO

Con cOnOcimientOs vastOs en-
tOdOs los ramos del cOmerciO, in
clusO automobiles, sOlicita en-
pleO.
Agente, Box 38. Ponce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-09
DESEA COLOCACION

Sonora joven de 25 amos de
edad, desea colOcarse como anna
de llaves, con familia respectable
que yaya a residir a EstadOs
Unidos.
Buenas referencias.
Para informes dirijase a Do
LORES VELEZ, FOrtaIeza Is,
Altos, Adyt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-01
ASKS SEVEN BILLIONS
Belgium Computes Indemnity
Due From Germany.
War Expenses, including Aid Granted,
Are Found to have Been
s2,o2s. soo, 900.

Brussels, April 19.-ln q report made
by the central Industrial committee,
which has completed an investigation
Of the subject. Belginm's war dam
ages for which It contended an indem-
nifty should be collected from Germany
are placed at $s,000.000,0
The committee has reckoned the
cost of materials ON the basis Of prices
now prevailing, declaring this is only
just II Belgium is to be restored to
the condition in which 1t was at the
beginning Of August, 1914.
In itenizing the damages the claim
for state property Is placed at 81 .1O7..
100000, OF which ss0s. 0O0.0O0 is ON DC
count Of railroads, posts and stele-
graphs.
The war expenses, including aid
granted, are found to have been g..
023,600,0 600, war contributions imposed
onIthe provinces by the Germans $780,
100000. fines and contributions Inn
posed on commnnes 3372, 0OO. 200.
The wamage to Belgian industry Il
placed at slightly more than $780,
100000, Of which approximately 81.
150,000.000 is computed as due for the
destruction and reputation Of prop
erty, while for the destruction Of pri.
yate houses and furniture $500, 000. 900
Is claimed.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-01
LANDS At ARCHANGtL
General Richardson Will Com
mand American Forces.
One Of His First OFFICIAL Acts 10 to
Deliver Message From General
Pershinp.

Archangel. April 19-Brigadier Gen.
eral Wilds P. Richardson arrived at
Archangel with his staff on board the
first big ice breaker which has made
its way into the regular Archangel
docks since the beginning Of the
winter.
One of the first acts of General
Richardson, who comes to take COM
mand OF the American forces in North
Russia, was TO make public to the
American troops telegram from Gen.
eral Pershing calling upon them to
maintain their morale.
General Pershing's message was as
follows:
Inform your troops that all Ameri-
ca resounds with the praise of the
splendid record the American expedt.
tionary forces have made. The repu.
tation of the American soldier for
valor and his splendid discipline un.
der the most trying conditions have
endeared every member Of the expe-
dictionary forces not only to his
friends and relatives but to all Ameri.
cans.
Their comrades in France have
not forgotten that the Americans in
North Russia are part Of the expdi.
tionary forces and we are proud TO
transmit to you the generous praise
of the American people. ]. feel sure
every soldier in Northern Russia will
join his comrades here in the high
resolve Of returning to America with
unblemished regulations.
Il wish every soldier in Northern
Russia to know that fully appreciate
that his hardships have continued
long after those endured by our sol.
diers in France and that every effort
is being made to relieve conditions
in the north at tho earliest possible
moment"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-01
LEAVES 10 MILLION ESTATE
Mrs. Hearst ssqueaths Bulk Of For.
tune to Son.

San Francisco, April 19.-The estate
Of Mrs. Phoebe Apperson Hearst was
estimated at $4,000, 000,> following the
filing Of the will for probate. william
Randolph Hearst inherits the greater
part Of the estate, the will naming
him residuary legatee. The Univer-
sity Of California receives $60,O00 and
her art collection. The fiye SONS Of
William Randolph Hearst are be-
queathed the Hearst building here and
other realty. Servants and friends re-
ceive requests of from 81 700 to $1,000.