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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
Maura ha recibido encargO de for1nar un
gabinete de concentration COnSerVadOra
Sc DESPIDE De
SUS ANIISTADES

NuestrO querido amigo don Pa-
fael Fabian, nos encargds antes de
partir para Espaha, ya s. bcrdo
del Cddis, que lie concetlidramos
hospitalidad en- EIs IMPAIR
ClAL, para dar un Cordial hasta
luego, sus numcrosos ailsiges, de
los que, pOr la premlra cen que
hubo de Organizar su ssiaje, no
pudo despedirse personaimentc.
Nuestro amigo Sc vasse0jl esfa
inquietud Y quiere Ofrecer sns dis
culpas. Al complacer al seiior Fa-
bian Ell 10 que tan amAblemente
de nOsotros. lie reiteramos.
con nuestro saludo, eftleseo de
que lleye una feliz traveSla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
Julio 21, 1919.


A bordo del barco insignia
New Mexico. La fota del Pa
cifico, que salio aver de Old Point
para SUI nueva estacion, ha inicia-
do su viaje de cinco mil millas.
Sc presume que hara la travesia
a razon de doce millas y media
por hora, economicamente, y los
acorazados del almirante Rod
man, acompanados por dos car
boneros emprendieron la ruta
hacia ell sur encontrandose aver
tarde a las 6 a ciento cincuen-
ia millas de Fort Monroe. Ape
mas bordearon ell Cabo Henry,
cuando Sel almirante Rodman or
demo que un n1mero de destro-
yers marcharan a razon de quin-
ce n1illas, y los barcos grandes,
qaa salieron de Hampton Roads
en- columna simple, recibieron Or
denes de formar en- Inca. Por
Ia noche los destroyers llevaban
bastante ventaja y Sc espera que
llegaran a Panama antes que los
acorazados.
AMERONGEN.-La condicion
del ex-emperador mejora, pero
permanece recluldo en- sus habi-
taciones.
LONDRES.-Se ha hecho pd-
blico que Sc ha decidido defniti-
vamente que Jack Dempsey pc
leara con ell ,vencedor en- la pro-
xina pelea que tendra lugar en-
tire George Carpenter ell. cam
peon de Francia, y Joe Beckett,
campeon de Inglaterra. La fe-
cha de la pelea Sc decidira mas
tarde.
NEW YORK.-Frank A. Van
derlip, en- un articulo publicado
ha dicho que durante SUI recien-
te vista a Europa noto que Es-
paiia ha llegado a ser una de las
mas ricas de las naciones moder-
mas y que ha hecho ganancias IA
bulosas .durante la pasada que
ira.
WASHINGTON. - Partiendo
de esta ciudad ell martes de la
pr6xinha semana, ell teniente CO.
ronel r. S. Hartz iniciara un via
je aereo alrededor de la naci6n.
,Recorrera proximamente 1900
Imillas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
DUELO-M MASONICO

FL sabado, 10 del corriente, re-
Rcibi0 masonica sepultura en- Ma
natl, su pueblo natal, ell que en-
vida sc llam0 Jose Raem Infante.
Como miembro de una numerosa
comisi0n de masOneS, representan
te de la Respectable Logia Estrella
de Luquillo No. ), de esta Capital,
acompanamOs los mortales DIES
pOjos hasta Su Ultima morada en-
este mundO, hacienda ell yiaie EN-
un tren especial que para el So
lemne actO dispuso generosamente
la American Railroad Company.
Desde la estaci0n ferr0viaria
en- Manatf Sc dirigi0 el fGnebre
cortejo al Temple Mas0nico
Delta, donde mas de Glen maso-
nes y algunOs centenares de pro
fanOs rendimos cordial tribute
la memoria de quien tan bien supo
cumplir sus deberes de hombre,
de padre de familia, de ciudada-
no, de verdadero mason.
Ell que suscribe hizo por breves
instantes uso de la palabra, pa
IA exaltar merecidamente las no
bles cualidades del tinado. Nos H.
(Continna en- la pagina A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
La ASanbGa de Wdna ha dGnOtadO
'IN pIOyGCtOs de ley abOfGnb Ia DGla
de nuatG ' Ia TGpaIaCiin de Ia lg|G-
da y d ESadO
(POr Cable Frances. }

PARIS Julio 2La opinion pdbca exceptuando los adversa-
rios nveerado del gobeno de Cemenceau que de la
Cmara ba drgdo del Boret sgnicaba su
vonad de emplearan costo de la
vda metodos dsntos La dms6n de Bore fue acepada
ombro Nouens quen minsr de Franca Russia para
slesor Segdn periodo LIE Mat Conseo Supreme
ceddo la Gaca Oriental Pona creando este modo una
frontera comun entire Rumania Polona
PARS-Cenerceau ha ecibeo una delegation comuuesta
los grandes efes navos de Agea Tusa Marruecos los
cuaes tomaron pare las esas Nouens ha de-
clarado esforza hacer bajar alto La
comon eecutva de Federation de los rabaadore de los h
rrcarres ha nofcado ados que deben suspender
manifestation proyecada para 2sde julio Ell Rev v la
Rea han nvitado Poncare para que aconpane al Pre-
sidente vae Begca. En- los paslos Caara de
Dpuados nterprea modo aIguno de la Caara
como acto de desconanza goberno Sc que pro-
xma reunion Ceenceau panteara mnsteriaes
dara una opoundad la Camar de pronuncarse sobe
Utica general.
PARIS-La Comisi6n Paz Can1aa considero ell in
orme de Dubois sobre las cusua aconan Aemana
fueron mpuesta En- cuanto Franci fuea gas
tos de Dubois mones
ranco este msmo puede evauar dosntos mil
Eiones los daos materae las pensones famias mill
tares manutens6n de prsos General de los
rabaadores acodo suspende las dostraone del 81 de julio
PARIs.-E ex-mnistro Chaumie muri6 aver La Asam-
ea Naciona Aemana Wemar ha derotado por
154 contra 129 mocon de abor pna
bea rechazo uamente mocn socasta pdendo separation
compea del goberno de la gesa En- Berlin ha recibdo
noa de Foch pdendo que endemnce amia del
gento Machiem muta que fue ipuesta legada
Berlin
PARIs-El Consejo Supreme dido durane
manana Venzelos toni sobre la emtacon de las
espectvas de ocupac6n ropas egas taanas Asia
Menor Ell Conseo Supreme esa tarde examnara las 1ima
causuas del traado enegado Embellishments de-
egacion ausraca tratado Austria es
punto de irmado.
PARSNeueswiener Tagebatt de Vena dice que Belakun
oensva contra Ruana ell Comandante
Bohemia sendo opuesto medida
ha dimitido Dcha ofensva espera dentro de POGO.
BARCELONAUn asesinato de patrono hace
81 numero de paonos han do asesnados Los
Nacionasas protection
por pae del gobeno pden concession de autonomia Cata
luna dnca solucon possible.
MADRID-Maura ha sdo encargado de formar gabnete
ell cua concentraran las fuerZas Conservatives
principe de Jonve de la pncesa francesa de Bragance ha
muerto de repente
PARSLa prensa sgue parecer que huega del FL
directories del deante de
resover tomaran las meddas la huelga
simple huega para que aparecea de-
mosracion bastante antgubernamena cauara
actvdades E Echo de
que Petain propone dover gran cuarte
agoso transfriendo los servco de Chanty
Paris Conseo Superior reorganzado Pc
Vcepresdente Ell Conso de los Ministries vovera
ocuparse question de la ratification del ratado de paz
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
Ell CONDE DE LAVIANA

FL sabado sc ha recibido la iris
te nueva Ell esta ciudad. El EXcmo
Sr. Don Alexandra Nillar, Conde
de la Niana, ha fallecidO Ell su re-
sidencia de Asturias' El cable
grama recibido por nuestro ami
go don Alexandra, hijo del pr6cer
falleeido, no da otros detalles. !.
La figura politiea de don Ale
iandro Nillar tuvo extraord;nario
relieve, durante los tltimos afiOs
de Ia anterior soberanfa.
Ell COnde de Viana fue un po-
litieo. habil, comprensivo Y supo
ser amigo de todos. El i.ustre
fallecido merece una necrologia
mas amplia que esta nota ,riste
que por los apremios de tempo,
y exigencias de la information he
mos de consignar hoy.
Ell IMPARCIAL IamentG pro
fundamente la muerte del Londe
de La Viana y envia el pesame mas
+sentido a los deudos del ilustre fa-
Illecido Y de un modo especial a
'su hijo don Alexandra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21

Ell Presidente del Supreme de los
Estados- Unidos, Hon. Edward Dou-
glas White, que probablemente. sera
el designado por el Gobierno de Was
hington para formar parte del tribu-
nal que ha de iuzgar al ex-Kaiser de
Alemania .el pr6ximo otoiio en- Lon
dres El tribunal essara tornado por
cinco magistrates, correspondence
uno.a cada cual de los grandes pode-
res: Inglaterra, Estados Unidos, Fran
cia, Italia y Japon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
FL RACISMQ AGRESLIQ

4 En- Ia madrugada de aver, ell
chauffeur Jesus Pena, natural de
Yabucoa Y residente en- San Juan,
agredio con un pedazo de hierro
a Mr.. A. f. Bishop, propietario de
un restoran instalado cerca del
campamento, conocidO por ell
Cottage.
Seg1n .nuestros informes, ell
agreSor iba cOnduciendO un auto
Ell ell que paseaban varios j6venes.
Ell chauffeur es de color, y Mr..
Bishop, ha impuesto EN- su esta-
blecimientO la cOstumbre de Nor
teamerica. Los blancos a un ladO
v los negrOs otro. Como Jesus
Pena Sc sentara con Sus clientes,
ell dueno del negociO lie advirti0
que tenia que levantarse de ALI.
Ell chauttcu' 10 tom0 NAL y CO.
giendo un pedazo de hierro agre
di0 al americana, produciendOle
una herida grave en- la cabeza.
El fiscal del distritO Sc persona
en- ell sitio de la 0currencia, Orde
nando la prision del chauffeur,
bajo la acusaci6n de atentado
la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21

HURTO DE PANTALONES
FL sabado lie robaron la casa
Ruiz Robles v Ca, de la Gale de
Allen, de esta ciudad, .un paquete
conteniende "A pantalones de ca
simir, valorados en- $4S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21

La prominente leader del movimien-
to independentista en- Irlanda, ha -sido
nuevamente reducida a prision por sus
manejos separatistas. La condesa to-
mo parte en- el moyimiento de rebe-
lion que estallo en- Dublin en- 1916 y
fue sentenciada entonces, pero Sc AGO.
igio una amnistia v quedo en- liber-
tad. Ahora, ha reanudado sus ACTIVE
dades y ha sido encarceIada de nucvo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21

Famoso ingeniero americana que ha
descubierto en- Inglaterra los prime
ros pozos de petroleo, en- las p5sesio-
mes de Lord Cowdray que lie ha fiecho
su socio. Este es el primer petr6leo
ingles que en- cantidad y en- calidad
Sc estima bueno para la industria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-21
sE ROBO UNA

oIl hVII5O UNI
PLUMA FUENTE
La Corte Municipal de Arccibo,
|sentenci6 a Constantine Postala-
tin a 5 meses de carcel, por haber
hurtado una pluma fuente.
The sun., 1919-04-09
GUESTS TALK PROHIBITION.
Condemn Law which Prevents
Personal Liberty.

Nearly 200 members OF the Associa-
ton OF Billiard Roomkeepers OF Greater
New York met In annual convention at
the Cafe Boulevard last night and dis
cussed many questions affecting their in
terests. The most important subject that
came up was that OF prohibition Presi-
dent Doyle In bringing this matter to
the attention OF the members said:
1.-THE interesting but small group of
Americans who feel II their duty to tell
the mass of people how they shall con-
duct themselves and have had bever,
ages thrown into the discard will next
turn their attention to tobacco II they
succeed in having the soothing weed
abolished they will then seek to prohibit
billiard playing In any form. Therefore
this association should begin at once to
combat the propaganda looking to tho
elimination OF our business"
II was voted to take vigorous meas
ures to protect their interests. Officers
were elected as follows: President, Jack
Doyle; vice president, Morris Sierer
secretary, Douglas Isaacs treasurer, Joe
Thum financial secretary. ]. Klugman
chairman executive committee. Maurice
DAILY, Sr.
The sun., 1919-04-09
HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES.

First Race-Purse 5000; claiming; four.
year-olds and upward six furlongs Brace
let, 1902; Oklahoma Irish, 1904; Jane. iOI.
Lobelia lOt; Miss Howell. 1ol; Lady Pow
1922 Prosperous Baby, 100; Sol Giisey, ioo
Recluse. 1903; slumberer. lis. Also eligible
Little Princess, 1906; Mallowmot. los
Batchler, 1903.
secont Racs-cIaimins; $500, four-year-
1907: Merry Lass, los; Alma Louise, los;
Hufraker ioS; Bolala, l0s; Sophia Gate.
wood, ITO; Choirmaster. ITO: Ophella w
Ito; Valerie West. llo; Tom Caro-. il2:
King X. us: Al Pierce. IFS. Also eligible;
High Note. 100; Velvet. lO4; Night Cap,
1903.
Third Race--Purse $500: allowances
three-year-o one mile: Minawand 100
PHANTOM Maid. 100; 'Cromweil. 1906; Ed
Stone, 1o5; Drummond. los y. W. Nc
Fourth Race--Purse 5000; allowances
four-year-olds and upward; one mile and
a sixteenth. Rufus Riley. l0i: tObolus
1905; Kohinoor, loT Grey Eagle, III; Har-
ysst kins. iis; Islands of Pleasure. lie
Fifth Rsc.--Purse $500: claiming; three.
sayonarra,. 1oi; tfob A.. IOI; Olympian
King, los; scarpia H., 1886 tack ODowd
ios; Kuklux, io7; Hondo, 100; tKirsties
Cub. 11Oi orderly. III. Also eligible: Ruth
sixth Race-Purse 5000; Claiming; four.
year -olds and upward; on mile and three
stxteenths: Nerna H., lO2; Leta, l04 Az
tee, 107; Little string los; Thanksgiving,
i0S; Ellison. los; Waterproof, los. Browns
nt s. iiei Ola Hen lis. Viii 3D. ia. Also
eligible; Hickoryifut. 1os; Ruth Harrison.
sApprsntles allowance claimed
The sun., 1919-04-09
TRAP SHOOTING TITLE
WON BY TRACY LEWIS
Kills" 50 Out of 100 in Long
Island Championship.

PORT WASHINGTON. L. J.. April s.
Tracy II. Lewis broke IS out OF 100
clay birds in the annual Long Island
Sound championship tournament at the
traps of the Manhasset Bay Yacht Club
here to-day and won the championship.
Despite the fact that he missed only
two OF the artificial birds out OF 100
Mr.. Lewis failed TO win the trophy for
the longest run OF the day The honor
in that respect fell to DR.. George II.
Martin OF the New York Athletic Club,
who broke 90 straight-the last 90 at
which ne aimed and the physician was
going so strong at the close that Ralph
L.. SPOTS, former American champion
who was one of the contestants, re-
marked that ne would "be shooting yet
II the conditions did not place 100 clay
birds as a maximum" The scores:
Tracy II. Lewis, o.. 100: DR.. @. II
Martin, 81, 100; John II. Hendrichson
90 400. A. Klesick, 90. +-l00i ]. h.
Hampton. IS. i2-loot George $, Nc
Cutcheon, 81. l6-loo; F. J. Ham, 80, IA
i sha1nSn' a. x smlGs: T. W vSSrhl &c
W. H. Lindemsn. II. 40: Daniel E
Smith,, 81, SIS; C. l.. King, IS, 1875;
L. r. CARTS, %. SIS; II. L. Nash, 81, 10
81; c. r, HYDE II; 2o-as7; John w
siiksworth. 90, 4-ss; 4. B. BENNETT. S.
bert J. Matthews, IS. i6-st; L. Dsnder.
son, So. SIS; II. Murray. Sc. So.
The sun., 1919-04-09
BOWIE ENTRIES.

First Race--ClaiminE; tour-year-olds
and upward; nve and half fur!ongs
True AS Steel. ii5 sister Emblem, ils;
Satisfied, los; The Belgian H. llS: Bron-
cho BILLY, iiS; Laura Miller, lO6, Yankee
Notions iisi Frenchy. Ill; 'Miss Fauntls.
roy, l0i.
and upward: hve and a half furongs
scaramouch, li5; DR.. Campbell, ia; vir-
Elnia Yell. III: Galway, IFS; Enos. illi
Miss Sterling, 100: General rs; Thrift
III; Wetona, 100
Third Race--ClaiminE; four-year- nlds
and upward; 1--WE and half furlongs
Refugee, iis; American, III; 'Comacho,
los; Kewessa, llS; 'KlnEling H. 10.
Oriental Girl loi; Celtabel. 49, 'KOrf-
Fourth Race-The Naval Academy;
purse; for three-year-olds; six and a half
furlongs. Wisest Fool ll5; Romeo, 100;
Mahony. ii2; Frizeur, lol; Hanky Panky
iO9.
Fifth Race--ssllIng; three-year-olds and
upward; one mite y X Beal, 10; Peer.
less one. los; 'Pluviada, SIS; Indian Chant.
Line. lO5,
Sixth Race--Claim!ng; four-year- odds
and upward one mile and sixteenth,
Indolcnce. ils; Don Dodge, III; 'Prngres-
sive. los; Fountain Fay, ia; BABY RasCh
10: sMatoaka, l0l; Sleeth, llS; Blue
kotk. 10; 'Mias MctiiEgle, 100
Seventh Race--Claimlng; three-year Odds
"ad upward; one mile and twenty yards
Harry Shaw. iiai Frank shannon. ssi
widow Bedotte, i01; 'Inquieta. %; FIors
Finch. los; Fairy Prince. 81.
sApprsnues allowance ciAimsa-
The sun., 1919-04-09

WASHBURN VICTOR AT
TENNIS IN LONDON
Wins Singles, but Paired,
Loses Doubles.

LONDON, April s.--Captain w. NJ.
Washburn, OF the American army, won
his match In the FIRST round Of the
covered courts tennis champion ship
at the Queens Club to-day. He de-
feated Lieut.. II. J. Gilbert by Sc.
Sc, Go. Ga. 6-3.
In the doubles Major Dean Mathey
and Capt w. NJ. washburn Of the
American army. were beaten by the
Australians, Stanley N. Doust and
Aubrey B. Jones. Ga. 60. e--1.
Capt. washburn before entering the
service was ranking player on Ameri-
can courts. Three years ago he won the
Metropolitan singles title. with Gus
Touchard he won the Eastern doubles
title In 1919 and in 1915 repeated with
Norris Williams az a partner. In 1914
he ranked No. .. The next year he
went to No. 8 and in 1915 was No Z.
He Ia Harvard man and while at col
!ege played with the Crimson team.
Dean Mathey In also one OF the rank
ing players Of the U. \. N. l.. T. A.
He is member Of the West Side Ten
mis- Club,
The sun., 1919-04-09
HARRY BREIYOGEL
BEST IN TOBOGGAN
Runs Away From Opponents
In Feature at BOwie-Whit-
ney Fillies Beaten.

BOWIE, Nd, Arril s.--Harry Breivogel
made his opponents look like the cheap
est kind Of selling platers In the Tobog-
gan Handicap at Prince George Park
this afternoon. Jockey Erickson shot
him away from the barrier In front and
kept him going at his best until he
passed the judges. At the end he was
five lengths in front OF Cobalt Lass.
which took second honors half a length
ahead Of Dan Bright Harry Breivogel
sped over the seven furlong course in
f:27 as
Harry Payne whitney met with HIS
first reverse of the meeting in the first
race When his pair of Juveniles, Querca
and Cobwebs. were beaten The race
went to ]. H. Chreve's Kallopolis.
Querca ran n winning race. II was
her first race and she raced very green.
She propped as the barrier went up and
was practically left at the post. when
she got going at best she quickly over
hauled her opponents and would rsvo
won In few more jumps. The results:
First .,,, Rase-For two;yest.old Miles;
II; ~ tCorsD, !sa; 's.iS, saso; touorea.
::sSSS ii; c5 nss as. 'h M. T ssTs
them, 'Drusilla, sain Rose. Escarpoistto
and Alice BaIgh also ran.
second RaSeF e " three"sar. nGs sns snd
longs. purse 800: Won N" BY siSoid. to- io7
lo7 tRiehcreek(. ss2so. tis.ao second !;
F%s dos =, S ss.sfai o,S % s.nd &:
Kay. Or. Campbell and Sea Beach also ra n.
Third Race-For four.year-oids and up
ward ward; six and a half firlonss; claiming:
Weld. $3.50. 70. s i'so; Broom P.daI der
III tRice), s3.20, $3.50. second; The Mas.
querader. iii tMetcalD. G.Po. third. Time
l:2ls-5 Piisen. Sunny HILL Dan and
Wood Violet also ran
for 'hree-yenr- ODDS and upward: seven fur
fonEs; purse u 900 Wen by Harry Bret
voeel, io5 tErickscn). 1880. $3.50. s2.eo:
Cobalt Lass, 100 tRIchcrcek), s3To, ~ SO.
, ,sIs5 pan Dan Bright iO' tRisel. sa9o;
Katie Canal also ran
Fifth Race--For four-year-olds and up
ward; one mile; purse $500: Won by Hau
beck. ZOE tsneidermsnl. sac tl.so. ,l5o;
Lord Herbert ios tRichcreek). ,2.7o. third.
Time. 1:i2 2-5. Amalette. Prunes and Val
Spar also ran.
sixth Raoe-Fot four -year-oids and up
ward; one mile and a sixteenth; claiming :
purse purse $500; % wen BY isnev,.ys b; 10
los tEricksoni. ia7o. ts.io. second; Flor
Finch. loe Mooney. $50. third. Time
1851 2-5. Alma -, Capt Hodge. Bill Hun
ley and sister Marjorie also ran.
upward; one mile and "A sixteenth; pursa
1900: Won by Kimer. los tRice). S+.3o.
1850 $3.50; Noureddin, 1os tDenyse)
1880. t2seo, second; Edith Baumann. es
Miss Fllley. Boxer. Ha.elnut and saviila
also ran.
The sun., 1919-04-09
~ HARVARD MEN
OUT FOR FOOTBALL
Coach Rollins Begins Spring
Gridiron Practice.
Special DespatcA to The suS.

cAMBRInoE, Mass. April s.-when
forty-four husky athletes clad in MOLE
skins trotted into the Harvard Stadium
yesterday afternoon. a new mark was
chalked up In the annals OF early spring
football practice at Cambridge Only
one III" man. William Murray. quarter
back on the 1915 CrimSon eleven, which
sent Yale down to defeat. 6 to 3. re-
ported. Several men who played on sec
end varsity elevens In past years and a
number Of former freshman stars were
In the group. but most Of the candidates
are green men. 1t was expected that
Eddie Casey. the heetfooted back. will
appear to-day.
Headcoach Rollins directed the work
Of the backneld candidates. william b
Snow, captain Of the 1917 gridiron team
took the linesmen In tow. while Frank
J. o'3rien of the 1919 eleven instructed
the ends. II. II. Dadmun. captain OF
the 1916 sridiron machine, showed the
centres how to handle the ball and
Bill c. Murray guided the quarterback
The spring training term will con-
tinue for three weeks
The sun., 1919-04-09
ALL TESTIMONY IN
IN FED LEAGUE SUIT
Both Sides Ask Directed Yer.
dict-Heydler Tells About
Reserve Clauses.

WASHINGTON, April s.--Mouons for
directed verdicts In their behalf were
made. respectively by counsel for the
Baltimore Federal League club and for
the National and American leagues at
the conclusion to-day Of testimony in the
District OF Columbia Supreme Court in
the $1,000 damage suit of the Balu-
more club against organized baseball.
The Jury hearing the case had been
dismissed for the day when the motions
were filed and arguments on the pro-
seedlings were interrupted by the ad-
tournrnent Of court until tomorrow when
Justice STAFFORD In expected to hand down
a ruling
Completion Of testimony was immedi-
ately followed by argument by George
Wharton Pepper. counsel for the defend
ants, with view to pre- senting the mo-
ton for q directed verdict He was In
terrupted by the attorney for the Balti-
more club, who informed the court that
the defence had anticipated such a move,
whereupon Justice STAFFORD ruled that
the Baltimore club as plaintiff should be
heard first on any such proceedings.
John A. Heydier. president Of the Ma
tional League. was the last witness
called by the defence and presented tes-
tmony regarding the practice Of holding
players through reserve clauses, a prac-
tice attacked by the Baltimore club dur
ing the hearing Of the suit. as an EVIL.
dence that organised baseball was a
monopoly within the meaning of the
Sherman antitrust act.
President Heydlers testimony dealt
principally with the clubs practice OF
holding players on reserve lists. The
number Of players now held. he said, Ia
about 1900. Of which the minor leagues
The sun., 1919-04-09
CLAPP ADVANCES.
Reaches Semi-Finais In Yale Club
squash Tourney.

Edwin ], Clapp yesterday advanced
into the semi-f1nal round of both the
Class A and Glass squash tennis
championship tournaments OF the MEM
bers OF the Yale Club. In the Glass A
tourney Clapp defeated ]. h. Cornell
15-6. 15--9, while Inc the Class r Sc
ries he advanced at the exense of r
Roome. Clapp disposed of Roome In
straight games at l5-7. l5--9. In both
matches Clapp won easily.
Stuyvesant Wainwright. Jr.. won in
the Class A SERIES but was eliminated in
the Glass 3 tourney. Wainwright IN
the Glass A beat II. C. McClinstock.
15-S, ISL, and In the Glass match
lost to A. c. Stern. 15-7, 15--12 T.
Livingston Plat beat Stern In his Glass
A match by l5-s, l5--7 The eumma-
ries:
CLASS A, Championship Tournament--rec-
ond round-E. j. CIapp defeated J. r. Cor
nell, l5-6, l6-s: Donald Msckay won by
default from Allan Corey; T. Livingston
Piatt defeated A. c. Stern, l5--s, hi:
Stuyvesant Wainwright. Jr.. defeated II. c.
McCNntock," l5--s, It'll.
Class II Championship Tournament--Sec
ond round--J. F. O Rourke defeated y.
Holland Isl, l?-l5. i5--s; Edwin J
Clapp defeated II. Roome 49,. lb-s;
A. G. Stern defeated Stuyyesant VAIN
wright. Jr, Isl. liza