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The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
WILL PUT AL MCCOY
AGAINST MIKE O'DOWD

Now York. Feb. 11.-LcO Prince
Flynn has replaced Jim Johnston
as the champion manager of fight
ors. From his Fourteenth street and
Third avenue quarters Leo announc-
ed that he has taken Al Mccoy un-
der his wing. "We're going after
tn" middIewciGht title. which Al
lost TO Mike O'Dawd last year" do
Clar"d FLYNN, just as if he meant
every word he said. Flynn went on
to say that Mccoy will he ready
to take on Mike Gibbons. Tommy
Robson or any middlcwcight living,
right Off.
As soon as O'nowd scts foot on
American soil Flynn will meet him
at tn" pier to Challenge him on be
half or Mccoy. You can't blame
Leo for boosting Mccoy.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
KILONIS WILL MEET
JOE TURNER TONIGHT

John Kilonis. the Greek middle
weight who Won his handicap match
on Monday night when he defeated
both Sailor Jack and tho Chicago
Butcher boy in finish bouts, will
meet Joe Turner. the middle weight
champion. in a return match to-
night at the New Folly Theater.
This bout will be finished affair
Manager Garrison promised Kilonis
return match with Turner. pro-
vidinG ne defeated his two opponents
in Monday nights affair. Although
Turner has n hard bout booked in
Pittsburgh on Friday night. he has
agreed to fulfill the engagement
tonight
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
AL WALDBAUER
IN GOOD SHAPE
Youngster Con-
hdent of Gaining Regular
Berth with Crifmen.

Richmond, Va. Feb. 11.-Few big
league balIpIaycrs adopt basket
ball as winter sport. but AL
bert C'Doc'D Waldbaucr, promising
right-handcr of the Washington
American League club, is keeping
in shape by chasing up and down
the village indoor court at Penni-
man these days.
doc" has just received a 1919
contract from Clark Griftith and the
figure named represents an increase
over his last season salary. Wdlly
will surely report on deck when the
GrlHmcn begin spring training.
Richmond fans unite with the
Capital city bugs in the hope that
Waldbaucr will win a regular berth
with the Grirfmen. The smiling,
cheerful youngster apparently has
mastered control, which was his
chief fault. and if hard work and
willingness to listen to Griff's sound
adNic" brings success to any busher,
Waldbau"r has an excellent chance
Of making good.
Doe achieved fame in tho Western
League IaSt season by hurting a no
hit no-run game and pitched a couple
of games in Richmond at the close
Of tn" International League season.
| The Jersey city SkecterS were tail
cndcrs and WalIy was not expected
to set the Farrell circuit on IRE
Doc gained 5-to-l verdict over
"Chick' YinElinS, of Washington.
doing mound work for the Camp Lee
Officers Training School Molly
Craft, Griff's Curve-ball artist. pitch
ing for Camp Lees all-star profes-
sIOnal nine. had to go ten innings be
fore getting verdict over Wald-
bauer. lat" in September. Joe BOchI-
in@ played center field for Camp Lee.
while Miller. Of Cleveland. held down
the initial sack for the soldiers.
GrfT'S act in giving Waldbaucr
more salary at a tim" when rctrcurh-
m"ut is tn" policy in the big tout
cOnyinc"S any doubling Oscar that
tn" Washington manager regards
highly the RichmOndcr's mound pro-
pcnsIticS.
Crit can depend on my giving him
my best efforts" declares WaIdbauer.
"Th" seasoning ! had last year did
me Il vast amount of good and I be
licv" I'll show A lot of stuff | am
IN :ood condition and find bowr,n Z;
and basketball great indoor cNcr-
else"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
BUREAU BASEBALL
COMMITTEE TO MEET

\ C"EHmittc" Of each division of the
bureau of Engraving and Printing
are requested to attcuG baseball
meeting to b" bold at tG" rcsidcnc"
Of Hamilton j.. ClIpP"r>. r.:f = street
northwest. Tuesday night ut ) o'rIOr6.
for the DurpU-" Of ClcCtinE officials
for the bureau baseball ClIb this ON
ing season.
baseball enthusiasts to place a team
i'm one of tn" EOV"rTm' Mt leagues this
summer. \ wealth OF material has
already volunteered to try-Out for the
various positions and acting Manager
NJ. &. Hamkins is anxious to get the
jump on the other local clubs by hav-
ing the officials named as soon as pos
sihle so as to obtain some real action.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
GALLAUDET TOSSERS
PLAY V. P. |. QUINT

,iaIaudrt College five this after
NOON viii rndeavOr to put a Crimp
in the winning streak Of the Nir-
EIuiH Polytechnic Institute Quint
i'm tho Kendall Green gymnasium.
Tho gam" viii h" called at $50 2. m.
w .fn I;TyHn NOrS" and Jimmy
IIu-n.~ acting as the officials.
Tu.. E'udaII Grecners will use
r1.. r.--UIar lineup in this con-
I. So Crpr Wilson and Dohrman in
f"rE--. with DOwnes jumping cen
to-. v 'il" BUchard and LafOuntain
will u.. ir the guard positions.
TpIEr-"u will use the same lineup
fnar worked in the game against
G~rr-~t0wn at the Ryan gymnasium
last night
GaIIaudet Uuint will make a nv-
in Tip to Charlottesville. Va. on
February 10 to play the University
or Virginia five return basket
boII contest
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12

use" Of himself and tho Washington
family. He gave the names Of a bunch
OF them.
II took a long time to inyesiisa.o
his story because OF the size OF the
Washington family. Each one OF the
family had to be questioned
But-James had told the truth. Sure
enough, his load OF liquor was really
for use Of that family.
Judge Mcmahon ordered the booze
turned back 70 him and the case drs-
missed.
Al was Justihed.
Once in a while it b. perfectly iy-f.-
fable TO fight in front OF n, Isdf,,
Or in front Of the cops, for that mat
! ter
Al Wright was on street car Mon
( Gsy evening u Was rather crowded.
He was sitting next 20 d LADY.
Al got a sudden ShoN, that -ort
MN up against tn" lady rather hard
lie protested to Herbert \, .Co-rrrL
VINO was doing IN" showing. i' seem
ed, but Herbert save him no salts
faction.
~ Was showed again. o., got rr.T
mad This time and poEed IIrrf-r- .,
tn" suoOt. Both aot into a uElt and
had lively tussle for new ss-grB-
Policeman Davis was a paSsrnz,r
on tn" car. and as soon as h, NV
What was going on. lie arrested bo.h
Of the boy
Herbert dIu't show W in court ne
forfeited collateral
Al came 20 court because De- vas
sure he was TiEht lie had only ufo-
| tested being showed against tho l.dr
and wHCu protests failed. had u..8
! his list,
Assistant Corporation Counsel Ein--
/ gold Hart thought pretty much tie
( sam" Way about DO.
/ lie didn't insist that tho boy he
! punished Tor nEhua= Uocal>c the laI
: s"elu"d justified
( JudEo McMahon agreed With Mr..
I Har' and let At 10 without having
to pay iinc.
/ StiII ToEethcr-in Jail.
Almost year ago. John r u..
d sailor. JAILED 20 WASHINGTON from
/ ThilIv with a wife ,somrbody ,r-. q.
| Of courscl. and setJlod down ~
/ Southeast.
Everything went along rna far 2
/ while. "Nr and M Dfr. coy
along very nicely. John r-rr ~aE~
( out an allotment with tho Way Ur-x
I Bureau for his WIFI
Eut-as all things rr.' md
| some time. and occasionally soon. r
than Is expected. the pair Iar-a,. M
/ the lookup.
/ DeteCtiv, Wr~a OF tho F.TrH --.-
cinct spotted them and ,auhed ,..m
{ into court
Or courss. I"nr'- "frlf..- r.-h.-I
wa there Md ho told O.. court
] how lt happened.
( Tho woman Wa war H.dr. H.
/ hubby went 10 war immediately anil
sent H~- lo rn" HON. az lr- t.Iaz
IN ThU.
While D.. vas roor,d ur r .ra
. ha-rarN.. tNn Sailor cam. along .r.I
. .rlur>.d or nG'l rn. w.r,.
The husband didn't -s' n-aE 'a
o." H. tod 'l. cguI- THAI 81. a
( wanted was n divorce The sa...-
could raN. mas wrf'.
Tn. woman TOLD Jal-o Ti-rr.-r-
Z that A. soon as she ws~ o.so~r-I.
} she intended marrying Tho --t-o-
Z Fuf tho count d'r.7a5 rh-. ..-
4 10. ~n..N rki method of IEu- r.-
. -,rnor was not -ooT for -h. ror-
/ rnun.ry o. 'sr-r and 'r r.l- aud
. h|- ''" .fa" have four rruur.- .n 1a .
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Goetz Saves Day
For Stenographers
Against Central

Business High School basket toss
crs virtually clinched the champion
ship yesterday when they defeated
Central five in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym
in one of the hardest fought con-
tests of the series by a 22-to-l7
count.
Joe Goetz saved the day for the
StenOgraphers. when in the fourth
period he shot two baskets from the
floor which broke the tie at the end
Of the third period of Il all.
Capt. Schafer and his mates came
back strong in the third and fourth
period and pulled the game out of
the fire. The Blue. and Orange team
registered nine baskets from the
floor while during the same periods
Central registered three.
Had Dasher been able to take ad-
vantage of the free tOsses he would
have kept Central in the running.
The line-up and summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
WILL OPEN UP
RACING AGAIN
Canadian Track to Resume
Sport of Kings at Wood
bine May IS.

Baltimore, Feb. 1.-Horseracing is
according TO a dispatch from Toronto.
Turf events had been barred there
during the duration OF the war, which
fact left a gap in the plans of sta
bles that race here, it having been
their custom TO have Canada in with
the Maryland circuit. For this rea-
son and because the Canada tracks
are controlled l'y local financial in
terestS, the announcement from To-
rontO was the theme of local horse
men this morning.
James +. O'Hara. local sportsman.
who has just returned from the
South. attending the races at New
Orleans. was decidedly pleased TO
hear that the ban had been lifted
O'Hara is interested with Cad Bryan
in the Thorncliffe track at Toronto.
which. he states. is one of the most
beautiful mile tracks in the world,
and also in kempton Park track, at
La Prairie, nine miles from Mont
real. another mile course.
1t is more than likely that on May
l. the NToodbine track will start the
1919 racing season. the first since the
sport was banned in 1917. Woodbine.
according to O'Hara. usually started
about May ?. The Thornclife and
kcmpton Park meets will most likely
follow the Woodbine meet.
Eternal and Billy Kelly are equal
favorites in the winter books for the
Kentucky Derby of 1919. according 10
word from horsemen in the Blue
Grass State.
Whether +. A. Clark will send Dun
boync, the Futurity winner last year.
10 Churchill Downs or keep him in the
East for the rich I'reakness at PIN
leo has not been announced.
As a result of a meeting of the en-
ocutivc committee of the National
Steerlechasc and Hunt Association the
following steepIechase jockeys were
granted licenses for the coming sea-
son: :. j. Bush. i. Byers. Josph
Clements, A Nicklaus. ". Keating,
Vincent Powers. Fred Williams. Har-
vey Williams. /. Cheyne and Edward
klenckc
There was but ono license granted
10 gentleman rider" this one be-
ing TO Capt. Lawrence r. Smith and
subject TO approval by the Hunts
committee.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Bentley, Hero of
War, Is Sold to
Orioles by Sox

Boston, Mass, Feb. lO.-Secretarv
Lawrence Grav"r OF the Red Sox. to-
day announced that Jack Bentley. a
captain of infantry, who was decOrat-
ed for bravery abroad. will not be in
the Red SoX roster this spring as he
has been sold to Baltimore. Bentley
came to the Red Sox from Baltimore
as a utility infteldor at the close of
1917. but enlisted before the Ped Sox
had a chance to use him.
The sale Is taken to indicate that
Frazec believes h" has all the infield
material nc can possibly utilize this
season. Bentley is now overseas with
the A. E. F. but expects to be hack
in time TO open the season.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Walter wouldn't Obey.

di'fr "Vuiout obfss
Sunday night Walter Heyes was or
dered 10 bed by his wife. Ella. II
was nearly midnight and Walter wa
entertaining Joe Barnett in the par
lor.
Walter hollered ''Awright." and e.
Ia went on up the steps and soon
was snoozing away.
About ) o'clock she awoke. She
looked around for Walter and he
wasn't in sight. She saw a light
downstairs.
Creeping down the steps. she saw
Walter shooting crap with Joe. Both
were so absorbed in the game they
didn't know she was watching until
she hollered:
Thought All tole vo' to git TO bed. %
"Yo' bettah git back whar yo' cum
fum." snarled Walter, "afore An
hurts yo'."
Ella had never been talked TO like
that before. and she refused to be-
Iieve that her husband would hurt
her. She hesitated.
A neghbor came in and helped 10
bandage her head. She had been hit
and in falling got nasty cut over
| the eye.
"Ah was jes' aggravated. JedEc.
| explained Walter. "Ah ncbcr real
ized what All was doin'."
We'll" said the court you know
now what you are doinG-and what
is coming to you. You can pay a nuc
OF s25."
Sylvester was Rude.
What do you want 10 pest"r an
| old woman like this for" the court
asked sylvester Johnson.
Wasn't pesterin' her. JcdE".' an,
swercd Johnson. Was only trym
TO collect nv r what shr OWES me-.
"Wcll-when you saw that YOU wrr.
not going TO Uet II. why didu't YOU
| &C. 4 lawyer and suc her" The couTD
asked
! s.. JedCc 50 trIcd TO make hef
psy me by writing letters to hcr.
! sylvester and his wife had roomed
with Mary Boyd snd had some agree
ment whereby he WAS to pay half OF
the coal bill
He moved out Of the house. lie
was OF the opinion that he had pa id
! for coal that n" hadn't burned and
! therefore demanded "a refund.
Mrs. Boyd told Jud-c McMahor
! that Sylvester was pesterinE her 70
distraction and writing her U-',
notes about tho money.
1t seems that he got slurry and
got the old woman nearly hysteriral
The court let him 90 on condition
! that he let her strictly alone
James was Right.
Over in AIcNandrIa Is q family that
bears the famous uamo Of Washing.
! ton.
There are 20 many boys and girls
IN the family that it would take 4
whole directory to list th"n- Thev are
7 an great admirers Of the late Thco-
/ dore Roosevelt
\ friend OF the family. james VIII.
I iams hv name was sent to BalJimor'
{ for Ttrlo liquor.
: ON his WAY barl, with -uIrcss" full
James WAS uabbed by 4 tall dotccktun
named Embrcy.
| A porter vas carrying tho suitcase
I James denied At first that lie Was The
owner. but the porter spilled the
( beans
/ THIS denial was what cot hum locked
( NY It mad" him l"oI SUSPICIOUS.
/ Lanes told judge MrNIahou thar al.
! OF the hooz" Va for lh" "pus~wual
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
TWIN CITY TEAMS
OPEN BOWLING MEET

St. Paul, Mimi, Feb. 1l.-Twelve
Twin City teams will open the In
t"rnational Bowling Association
meet here tonight after formal
speeches by officers of the associa-
tion and city officials. Teams will
roll in two shifts tonight.
Tomorrow twenty-four twO-man
teams will roll with individuals fol
lowing. Five-man teams will take
IN" alleys again tomorrow night
The first out OF town teams will roll
tomorrow night but they are all
from Minnesota
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
GEORGETOWN TO MEET
'. P. |. NINE IN SERIES

Graduate Manager Charles cox an
nounced last nj Cht that he had closed
out arrangements with Coach Pier
ners. of the Virginia PoIytechnfc In
stttute. for a fOur-Eame series in base
ball this spring. Two games will be
played here and the Hil!toppers will
journey to Blacksburg for the two
return games.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Navy Has Big Baseball Squad.

Annapolis, Md. Feb. 1.--A baseball
squad of over $50 reported to Coach
Billy Lush, who will handle that sport
after having concluded a perfectly
successful basketball season. Only
one regular player and one change
pitcher of last year have left the
squad, and ii has been augmented by
a fine crowd of fOurth-Class men who
gained experience in the interbattaIion
contests last summer.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
All the Liue Ne,us and Ve.us of the Sporting World
johnson and Heydler
See War Dept. Heads

President Ban Il. Johnson. of the
American League, End President
John \. Heydler, of the National
League, were visitors here yes
terday. The big league magnates
made A quick jump to this city
for the purpose of arranging with
the War Department for the early
release of American and National
League players now in France and
Germany with the army of occu-
patton. They are attempting to
have these players returned to the
United States and discharged in
time to report for spring practice.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Capital Fight Fans to
See Dempsey in Action

Jack Dempsey. callenger for
the heavyweight boxing cham
pionship, is coming to Wash
ingtOn the week of February %
to show capital fans his ability
as a wielder of the padded mitts.
He signed an agreement yester-
day in New York to appear at
the LyCeUm Theatcr the week of
February %.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
MGOORTY KAYOS ON
ROLPH in EIGHTH

London. Feb. 1I.-Eddie McGoOrty.
of Oshkosh, Wis, knocked out Har-
old RoIph. OF Canada, in the eighth
round of scheduled @O-round bout
before the National Sporting Club
here last night.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Britton Wins Easy Bout.

Jack BrItton, welter-wciEht cham
pion claimant. fought eight rounds
with wilde Ryan. of New Bruins
wick, at the Trenton \. c. Of Trcn-
ton. Britton had no trouble with
tn" Jersey boy. the bout being ono
sided.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Kelley Easy for Tender.

Eddie Kelly, Of New York, at the
Olympia A. a. of Philadelphia.
Kelly refused to mix and kept in his
shell throughout the bout
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Cutting Down the Old High Price,

gains ever offered in tailored suits and over
coats 1t will pay you to buy suit or overcoat and keep
it for next year at the price offering them now.
simply playing havoc with the old high price tree am
cutting it down. have zoo suit and overcoa pat
terms in nifty spring and medium-weght woolens blue
blacks and gray and if you don't need suit right
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Pal Moore Whips Puryear.

Pal Moore. Memphis bantam
weight conqu"ror Of Jimmy Wilde
Of England WAS victorious over
Earl PurycaT. Of Denver. at Peoria
Moore and rUrycar shared a gate
Of $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Greb Shows Superiority.

Starting from the tap of the first
gong and never letting up until the
final bell at the end Of the tenth,
Harry Greb. of Pittsburgh. demon
strated his superiority over Bill
Brennan. of Chicago. at Syracuse.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Si1smith Whole Show.

THrmucn tho Individual goal toss
ir.- of SIv~mth tHr 81 Nbans has
l."t-balI tu~-,rS had an easy time
yesterday defeating tho Western
IL-H nyr 10y 70 81 t" E count in the
ST NIbans gym. SiNsmith pushed
through nineteen goals from court.
ETstr Irn.-rrrt ..rrI -rrrrrr1o
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12

NubstItutiOns- shaw for Aarcusou EurEyr tr-
L~hIer, Pruty for Wmkjer, JefrIes for Nord
huGer Wight for HcurICh Goals from floor
G0snoll. Asrorson. LoclIrr =. Parker Conard
AtGnus. ti,als from FOULS -GOsncl 3 cut ii
:; Burke ! ont Of >: NorIlirsrr. missed ?. jet
fries. out Of D Referee Hughes Time Eisrt-
minute parioIs Score Technical j.. Western H.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Herman and Wolf Matched.

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb. 11.-Bantam-
weight Champion Pete Herman has
been matched to box ten rounds here
March 3. with Kid Wolfe. a local
bow
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Jeanette Defeat, Cowler.

Ancient Joe jeanette was Cuncedcd d
today to have won by a big margin
in his cight-round bout with Tom
Cowlcr in Jersey City.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
IN rr.-.----. Mcs.rrr

NUt,LItltron=-Barher f0r Myers, TitChner for
Iindslr- Goals frDm floor HUMPHREYS 81. SIv-
smith r0I LIudsay Mayer a. Nelson Itch
ner Manning GruvCz. Goals from foul
Hrmphre~s I ont os e Groves ont Of 4. Ban
croft ont Of I. RrfrTee-NIr Henderson Time
Of p-rods-T'n minutes each. soonest Al
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12

- 1T00--FTaTin f0- ZazIan Goals from
l..- .-.. TTaviu. O'C"nncll .3l, D7IdeCs
.. E... o. Walker -. Levin. Parish
'-...Ns is from hO0r-Fecs ont OF
D. l r~t . ont 10. Rsferee-I CollihOwer.
Tr-.ry minute halves. scOre-GeorgrtOwn,
%.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12

now will pay you to and look these wooens over
These sungs formerly sold from SIS to $500 and
while they last you take your unrestricted choice for
only S2l75 made to and guaranteed in every
particular You've paid high as $500 and s4OOO for
hand -medown made of the class of wooens that
offer to tailor to your individual for only s2175
and this isn't true III make you suit or overcost free
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
TECH HIGH QUINT
TRIMS WESTERN FIVE

Technical High School NV" defeated
the Western Guint yesterday in tn"
boys gym by l. to Il. The lineup and
summary:
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12

NUbslitUTl0ns- N6wby f0r Wood. Goals frOm
fOnr-DashHr. Lrmun G' Wood, Foster. Col
bum 81. tiOrtz l5' Williams u, Held. Schafer
~. Goals from fuuls-Dasher 5 ont Of l..
COlburn missed :. Refercc-Fuller ". NJ. G.
A.. Tine light minute periods. ScTe-BEsi-
ncfss. -: Central. L.
The Washington herald., 1919-02-12
Good Morning. Judge"
HN Human Interest Stories Of ; pUDo, By By
w Police Court Happenings. PERKINS

By
RUDOLPH
PERKINS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-31
Information del Sur

nc un nal record en- los libros
de la Policla..
Sc asegura que cuandO los agen-
tes de la justicia citados detuvie-
ron Archewald y su complicef
aln la casa de BOnnin no sc habia
dado cuenta de la sustracci0n, O
por 10 menos no habla informado
de. clio a las autoridades.
La misma fuerza de la Secre-
ia, al mando de Suarez, y acom-
pa1ada del policia Pedro Izquier-
do, de Juana Diaz, descubri6 un
aparato de destilar, de muy gran
des dimensiOnes, en- poder de don
Julio Munet, en- el barriO Colo
res, de Juana Dfaz; y aunque el
alambique estaba desmontado, To-
gro incautarse dc varios galones
de alcohol y de cuatro cuarterolas
llenas de miel, de SECURE destina-
das a La dcstilaci0n.
Sc anuncia que la noche del
sabado 81 contraeran matrimonio
4eh'la Iglesia dc los Hermanos Uni
dos en- Cristo, calle Marina de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-31

Ponce, mayo 90 En- un Ger.
tamen de simpatias alberto, con
motive de terminar el aiio escolar.
en- la Ruiz Belvis School" dc Ia
Playa lie esta ciudad, fuG electa
Reipa la inteligente y simpatica
nina Maria Teresa Carlos Y el ac-
to de la coronation tendra efecto
la nochc de mailana.
los detectives COntreras Y
Perez Sanchez, a las ordenes dc
sll lefe Darlo Suarez, ACADIA de
prestar III excelente servicio aquf.
al ayerisuar antes de que los per
illlitados diesen cuenta de haber-
So cometido ell delito, que Julio
.Arcllewail, muchacho de doca o
carorcc aIos, habia sustraldo del
escritorio de la firma "BOnnin &
CO., de la Playa, I'm faJO Gle bile
tes .ascendentes a trescientos d0la-
res; habitndose recuperado hasta
La fecha ochenta d6lares.
Archewald acusa como c0mpli-
&c "a ,un .tal Benicio, Martinez, q
quien Julio entreg0 c1 producto de
su fea accion: individuo que tie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-31

esta ciudad, los estimables jove,
nes don Luis B. Ramos Y senorita
Carmen NJ. Alvarez; que. disfru-
tan dc muchas simpatias.
Ell matrimonio sc celebrara ell
el hogar del novio, Gale Union,
prolongaci6n Norte.
"A las 3 p nj. Sc reunira la di-
rectiva de la SOciedad Musical
Juan Morel Campos, ell ell lugar
de costumbre, Mayor esquina a
Estrella, para celebrar session.
-Anoche dio su beneficio Ell ell
"Teatro Broadway, asistiendo MI
meroso p1blico y recibiendo obse
quios y copiosas flores, la aplau-
dida Y excelente artista Luisa Bo-
norris de Saavedra, figurando Ell
ell programa clos Molinos de Wen
to" y, Gel Cuento del Dragon" y
un acto de variedades.
La velada de Luisa dej6 en- el
alma de todos los espectadores la
mas agradable sensation del re
cuerdO. So. -. -.--..<,
Co,rcsponsal.