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New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Leonard and Dundee
To Meet on SenE II

Benny Leonatd, lightwcight champion
Of the world, and Johnny Dundee were
matched carly yesterday morning TO
box eight rounds at the Newark Sports
mems Club, in the 1st Regiment Ar
mory of Newark, n. j., on Wednesday
night, September u.
Rumor has had these boxers
matched for several days, but the ar
ticles were not signed nor the match
made until early Friday morning, after
the bout between Leonard and Bart
field. when Billy Gibson, for Leonard,
Dundee and the matchmaker of the
Newark Sportsmcn's Club got together
in the Hotel Vendig, in Philadelphia,
and affixed their signatures to set of
articles.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Babe Ruth Makes
Homer That Ties
Record; Sox VIII,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Boston
made twenty-five hits for a total of
forty-two bases to-day, opening its
series with Philadelphia with a Is to Z
victory. After the score became Is to l.
Jones eased up, while Geary replaced
Noyes and stopped the heavy firing.
In the second inning, Ruth drove his
twenty-hfth home run Of the season
over the right field fence, equalling
Buck Frecman's major league record.
His next time up Ruth hit the right
field fence two feet from the top. He
made five hits altogether and Hooper
registered two triples and two doubles
In the second inning Boston executed
a triple play when Jones caught Tur-
ner's low liner, with Strunk on third
and Thomas on first.
The erOrn.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Totals 40 Is 25 27 g Totals ..a77l227
FBatted for r Noyes In seventh
Eatted for Geary In ninth

FBatted for r. Noyes In seventh.
+Batted for Geary in ninth.
Roston..... is o-15
Phila. 0 3 s. 7
Two base hits-Scott. Hooper. Schang.
Ruth. Mcinnis. Gamer, Shannon. Burns,
AiIen. Three base hits-Hooper (2).
Scnang, Strunlt. Burns. Home run-Ruth.
stolen bascs-Nitt, Witt Sacrifice hits
Mclnnis Double play-Turrer. Witt and
Burrus Triple play-Jones McInnis and
Nllt Left on bases-Ioston. IL; Phila- =
dciphia Is. Bases on balls-On Jones 3;
OF Noyes. 2. liits-Of Noyes. % in I
innings off Geary in .. Hit by pitcher
by Noycs (Roth). Struck out-Isy
Jones 3 by Noyes, 3; by Geary. /. Losing
ptcher-Noyes.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Braves Defeat PhiIlies:
Cowdy Hit i'm Head

BOSTON, Sept. 5.-The Braves IA.
feated Philadelphia, to 2, to-dav
largely through combination y
timely hitting by Smith and Mann ana
Cheney's wildness. The Philadelpbi,
pitcher hit Gowdy in the head with
pitched ball in the fourth inning. fore.
ing the Boston players retirement.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Jim Vaughn invincible
And Cubs Win Day

PITTSBURGH, Sept. Vaughn was
invinciblc o-day and Chicago defeated
Pittsburgh by score of 2 to O. Carl
son also pitched we'll, but was scored
on in the fourth inning, when he
walked Flack, who was advanced on
IIollochcr's sacrifice and scored ON sim
giles by Ilcrzog and Robertson.
Miller pitched the ninth inning for
Pittsburgh and WAS scored on by pass
ing Hollochcr, who was sent around by
Herzog's sacrifice and Mcrklc's hit.
iIhN score.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Al ScE1acht Shuts Out
League Leaders, ? to Q

JERSEY CITY. n. J., Sept. 5.-Js.
sey City shut ont Baltimore to-day
TO 0, breaking even with the ,eagss
leaders in the series. Schach. allowsi
the Birds only three hits, while past
by Siebold paved the way for the
Skeeters' first run
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Attorneys for the Yankees
CiUe ''C5ar'' Bad A fternoon
Power to Discipline Pitcher Mays Vested Entirely
With Boston Club, Is Contention of American
League Heads Opponents; Adjourn to Monday
By w. O. Mcclellan

Ban Johnson president of the Baseball
Of the Cleveland Baseball Club yesterday
Of the Supreme
AS despo johnson looked considerably molested
haunted hermit of Holland quitting
hotel his Justice Robert
show why the injunction restraining him from with
Pitcher Mays the should permanent
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
CHICAGO q
Totals rs . 8 q l3 0 Totals
ted for Carlson in eighth.

{
ri,tsSGrsh.. 2 rn'sas% h.. Q . . Q Q Q ID
Stolen bases-W hitted. Nicholson. Carey.
Sacrifice hits -iiollocher, Ncr1os. Bar
bare. Double play-Il ollocher and Merkle.
Lett on bases-Chicago. 5; Pittsburgh 7.
First base on balls-On Vaughn B Oft
Carlson. / off Miller, l. lEits-On Vaughn,
in innings; OFT Carlson. i in 5, of Mil
ler. in !. Hit by pltcher-Ey Vaughn
siCarcy). Winning pitcher--Naughn Los
Ing pttcher-Carlson
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Iofals 50 II q l6 i To'aIs . % 4'D'!
~l'rown out bunting third strike
Newark. . , O 0 o.
heading .. ? , . Q !. y
Two base hits--Jacobs. Weiser, Dova
konnick. Three base hits -- Altenbufs'
RNeiser. stolen bases-Jacobs. Arenbufs
Sacrifice hits - Dowd. Powers. Hunfae
Double play-Cook 10 Hummel. Left o.
bases NeWark. 1 Reading. S. Base ~ ~
baNs-Om Brown. g. off Shea. !. HI %
pitt her - Rv brown. lMlllerl. stras.
oul.By Brown. >. BY Shea 2. wild pN''
| Shea.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
international League

At Buffalo: r II #
Buffalo. o1112 2 0 0 Ks 13 i
Rochcster..... 0 0 % 2
Batteries - llorscher and Bengough
Heitman and O'Neiu.
At Toronto: r 1J II
Toronto ...... IL o1oo 0 SO "a !
Hinghamton.. o o. IL /
Battcries--Ueck, Justin ard IIaddocl
Harper, Barnes, Martin and Smith.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
BOSTON " L,
Totals 2524eo Totals 9-ss9-ls,

Totals 81 q ol T0tals 2-8s9.Nl
*Kan for Gowdy in fourth inning.
Philadelphia. o o o.,
Boston o x
Two base hits - Callahan. Bl.ckburr.
Home run-Nann. Sacrifice hits-Caussy|
HOlke Double play-Maranrille 70 Holk.
Left on ases-philadelphta 2 Boston !;
Bases on balls - OF Cheney g. Hit sy
pitcher-By Cheney 'Gowdy). Struck ou
-Ry Cheney. .. by Causey, / Wild pnc.
Cheney.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Steel Eleven in Defeat

STOCKHOLM, Sept. 3.-The Bethle-
hem Steel football team suffered its
hrst defeat of its European tour here
yesterday, being beaten by the Malmoe
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Tigers Hammer Ball
And Defeat Browns

DETROIT. Sept 5-Detroit hit two
of st. Louis three pitchers hard TO-
day and won, - to 3. Bush, Cobb and
Heilmann made ten of Detroit's four
teen hits. Dauss had a bad first inn
ing, but thereafter pitched well.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
World Series Psychology

On ordinary world
above the and the Red
Philies Dodgers.
apart This
developed White
place their crushed the Cubs
a stoute comb
thing happened the Braves coming from last
place, they
Man for Macks teap to be
machine But the statistics joke put
combat In the
bali their
ffyyear drouth hold rampage how the
White Most those the topping
picked Chicago via the selection.
likely ball copy paper when
he pot is
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Reading Defeats Bears
BY a Score of 7 to

READING, Penn, Sept 5-Readins
defeated Newark in a we'll played game
to-day. score, 7 to 4. Brown allowed
the visitors only five hits
W. scn,,n.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Hit by Heatcote
Aids the Cardinals
To Win From Reds

ST. LOUIS, Sept. -Heathcote's sin
gle and steal of second, followed by
McHenry's single in the eighth inning
scored the only run in to-day's game
and st. Louis defeated Cincinnati to 0
The game developed into pitching
duel between Doak and Ring, with the
former slightly excelling.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Totals .848S97lI0 o r,,a,s sloSg7 -.

~I3titcd for F.arth in s,.vrufh in1,in-' -
1Ratted for klepfer IN ninth inning.
Na% NsS9'Slsn.-.. Ysrls D J o - -
Two base McCarty. Threc-base hit
kiiduif. Home run klus.r Sacrifice.
fly -Grifhth. Double plays -rrtsch, Kelly;
olson honetchy Left on bases New York,
s; Brooklyn. .. lits-On Barnes. in
innings. oil Winters. in /. struck out
by MITCHELL 2, by Barnes, /. Losing
pitcher-Winjers
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL IEACUE
GAMES TO-DAY
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn, 3; New York, 2.
St. Louis, /; Cincinnati, 0.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, 2; Pittsburgh. 0.
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Cin'nati. 81 80 .6S9 9Bklyn. IS 81 .4S7
NYork "a 43 .632 Boston,. As 6G 421
Chicago. 64 54 .542 St. Louis AZ 73 .371
Pittsbgh 5S 80 .492 Phila.. al IS 1853
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Totals - q = p 81 Totals ..s39lsr1,

!QtaIs q I : - . Tota's SO 9isrMi
Ran for McCarty In eighth snn.ne
tBatted for kauff IN ninth inning.
Cleveland.... 0 O a 4 8.
Chicago...-. 0 o -;
Two base hits-Weaver. Risherg. snn,
Graney, Jameson Stolen bases-JacEssoorn
Graney. Sacrifice fly - Liebold DonS,
plays-Wambsgan Chapman, Harris.
Collins. Risberg. Gandil Left on base.-
Cieveland, 10 Chicago. 5. Bases on bal,
OFF Cicotte. 6. Off Myers. 2: of Fas,s
l: off Klepfer. i. Hits-OH Myers. : -
! 1-3 inning; off Faeth. in "a: ~
klepfer. 8 in 2 Struck out-By C!co.ts
pitcher-Myers -s
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
The score
Totals ...32 Z "a IL Totals 22 - IA ~ . ,
tto,1

IOtdIS .31 3 Z n II II Totals .3I l2 n n IL |
'Battea for Gallia in fifth inning
TBatted for Haid in seventh inning
tBatted for Wright in ninth inning
St Louis... 3 0 o o q o. .
Detrott..... o 5 o o x-12
Two base hit-Neach. Three base hit
Demmttt. Stolen base - Cobb. Sacrifice
nlts-Jones Young. Sacrifice fly-Neach
Double plays-Young. Bush to IIeil.nann
Smith. SEVERED TO Austin. Young to Ieil-
mann. Left on bases-St. Louis s. De
troit. s. Base on balls-Of Gallia 4 off
Dauss, a: off Haid. 3; OF Wright. T. Hts
OF Gallia. in innings, off Haia. 5
l; by Wright, l. Losing pitcher-t;allia.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Southern Association

Mobile. .; Now Orleans 2 GsD.
Mobile, g. New Orleans. t2d).
Atlanta. g. Birmingham. .
Little Rock. s. Memphis. ..
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

Ta,als 81 - u Totals s2ss,Wi
Jersey city o 0 <:
Two base hit - Kane. Stolen bases
Lawry, Derrgan. Left on bases-Ball
more. 8 Jersey City. 3 FIRST base o'
bails-Off Siebold, 3. Struck out-By Si+
bold, 7: by Schacht. 2
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
g.; g SPORT! !? l?!!!:!; TT!
~ saas# <bY Gfa1fZaf7d Rice
(Copyright, NeO York Tribune Inc)
Lines to Doc Time
Foruord, sung forward, O 1ine through the gcn
Brng as IN sight of the Kickoff again;
Where the ends IN their rush to attack
Dire for the quarter whos 'running 1T bock;"
Bring as the the lines they
Tossed q tonge shoulders and feet
Bring the coor the scramble and fuss,
Bring IN short, the opening -
(Copyright, 1919, Ne1U York Tribm
Lines to Doc Time

"After all the icussion,
Patterson the Australian starr"
Patterson
Bookes in the final MATCH He
Johnston spectacular finish the fifth
ship lie be rfe wild
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

GIANTS W. BRooKLxN. To-day 800 P
n Polo GYoundA Admission 60c.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
White SOx Add
To Their Lead.
Beating Indians
Cicotte Has Little Trouhl.
Holding Rivals in Check.
Cleveland Uses 3 Pitchers

CHICAGO, Sept. s. Chicago ;,
creased its lead to seven games in -.
pennant race to-day by defea.;r.
Cleveland to /.
Detroit's victory over St. Louis and
Cleveland's defeat at the hands Of -.
locals put Cleveland in third place and
Detroit in second. ""'
Cicotte had little trouble holdir,
the visitors safe. The White Sox wos
by punching hits off all three Of Clevs.
lands pitchers.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Tack and the Trench Mortars

We note where Tack Hardwick is to coaching
half backs If they would only permit Tack
there would be nothing
Before they stuck in the armsice and shuof the
Tack able Hun
at 900 yards
it may be that football has produced
blocker and nererer than ardwk
his name He always the games this job
There number of tell that growing
of them to observe iris Speaker batting below
Wagner slipping and Na losing his stuff felt
a couple of weeks
Atlanta hopes get with Pittsburgh
Dave Heron University
next MONTH Our idea of
with Glen
but very seldom is.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

N-t-FI Tlo V-UA1
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia (2).
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston, Is: Philadelphia =.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 1.
Detroit, ~; st. Louis, 3.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Chicago 7s 43 .6l5 st. Louis 60 60 sos
ClevePd. 20 30 .5S3 Boston. Sc 81 .472
Detroit. u so .5S7 WASH. 46 76 .377
N.York. 65 81 $50 Phila. ). 80 SS .267
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

NINNIN-VAII q. II ST. LOCIS O.. u
alb h po abr II DO a &
Eath % ;t.9oii j 90 schultz. rf 400 %
Groh 3b 40 2 o'Stock. SO S 0 0 / q
Koush, cf ..40 90 iionsby. %. / 2 4
Ncale. RI - 0'Mciielmy. Ii. a 4 0
Kept. IS 400 lemons. 90 o 0 Q {
nnucan. If ooIMo.witz. lb..3 Il ! {
Wingo, c ...5 0 l l.ayAn. IS - % )
RING ....5O . . Doak p ....2Ol 4 {
Totals 81 O5 "a IA . Totals ...2sl7271 is
ST. si"''""1s'.'' nouls'... . . Q 10 10
TWO base hit = Lavan. Stolen base
Heath hCote. Sacrifice hits - Hath. Doals.
Left on bases es-Cincinna,t. 7; St. Louis, 7.
lase on balls-On Ring. 8; off Doak. 2.
Struck out-By Ring. l. Passed bali
Wingo.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

cLLVELAND a. l. CHICAGO "A. L.
Grane7. u ..402 40 IIehold. r np -
Chapman. ss..4 o - o Col ms 20 "
speaker CT Il o Weaver 3b - -
Jameson. Ct. Il l g o ga.s-en II \ D .
Harris. Id 400 900 Fe!srh # -
Gardner. 3b.. 0 90 .fiafdlI ID Il -
I'm " an lss; ID . his9erg. SIS i,
Gtillll; II .-..s : .naih. c A a
Wvefs A. .essi'' c "A C4cotte. ..3 l 2 il,
Faeih. p ....2 0 0 600
Johnston IL O . 600
kerfer. , % 90 ri
Wood ......l 0 0
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
American Association

Kansas City, 4. indianapolis. 0.
st. Paul. O. Columbus o.
Milwaukee. 8 Toledo. q.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
] Tt NIO 7 q
PHlLA. (N. L.

alb r h 20 a
Callahan lf.-4l2 80
+ ack'ue. 3b..i0l oil
Williams, Ct I ca ! 0
Neussl. RI 400 90.
Luderus. lb. 3 % ! II o
Bancroft, $. g o o 81
pauiet,e. 2b. - 90 8
Adams. c ...5 l ! > =
Cheney, p IS D . 0 1
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06
Revised

stood on the bridge at midday
And gdzed at the eddying pool,
Where dorm IN the depths belo1v mo
Lag golf ball, avhite and cool;
| had hoped to lift it neatly
TO the neat green--but instead
OF lifting the ball acith the proper haul
I lifted my bally head
New-York tribune., 1919-09-06

The National League has in the last fen
But you've slip the at
aclevemen has finished in period than nine times
willard has been remarkably his meeting with Dempv
remarks contemporary There nothing remarkable ant
When Maxim eXpodes
very little left in the of snappy
we are not so much interested in sandrdizng golf balls are we
are IN sandrdizng golf establish
OF seventy-two and make it compulsory7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
Academia CatoEca5
CuartO aiiO escOlar

10 La Matricula estara alberta del
21 al 30 de AgOsto, de II a. M. y
de 2 p. M, en- ell local de la escue-
la, plaza de San Francisco.
% Sc admiten ninOs hasta el 4to.
gradO inclusive, y nihas hasta ell 2dO,
ans de cOmerciO inclusive.
80 La tela del uniforme Sc facili-
ia en- la misma Academia.
% La Academia Cat0lica esta re-
cOnOcida pOr ell Departments de Edu-
caci0n, con fecha Is de Mario de 1919.
SO Las prOfesOras de la Academia
Cat0lica son 6 Franciscan Sisters
americanas y A maestras de titulo
puertOrriquenas.
60 Ell ambiente de la Academia es
de estricta mOralidad de sanas ideas
religiOsas.
70 Sc dan lecciones de piano, pin
tura, dibujo, etc. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05

Establishments expoeso
utdad tratamento enhco de todas
las con aesp Las mas
stenca facutativa de primer orden-Cuerpo
adnten enieros pago de oo
pudendo atenddo medcos los de Soe
eee as9d9 i % para para n sso sro oarc.
de de- "a arde los da aborabes $1,000
opeacones haamentos espeales hidro
e6ctcos droteapicos masae Rayos X Fulguac6n etc. pre-
clos equitatvanlente convenconaes.
coNsULroR1o
Rafael Cordeo 1922 San JUAN p r.
Edf eqnstudo oo Doado los elsmentos e necssnso
ua de los auavo gnardia de uno dede las de manna
PERSONAL c1ENr1F1co.
Director del sanatorio: Dr. Don Julio Barroro.
ccnsua General sanatorioPaada s7-4ao Rey de tar
Director Consultorio: Dr. nGanuel ouevedo Baez
Consua GeneraCoruoio, de 51s de la arde los das Ia
cEsgia General: Dr. Don Rssas vsios I5pss
Conua En- Conuo, de 2b tarde los dias laboables
particulaes de 10 II de la los Martes
Especasta Oos Nariz Don IT, Mo-
En- Consultoro 3 tarde
Err Sanaoo partculare de 5A tarde los dias aboab
e
DR.. DON Manuel Paya,
Dr. Don Mario Julia.
Cruga Dental:
r.
conslta: ooonen No 10 Plazuela Colon de rde los das
practicantes:
Don Enrique Fsrnandez,
Nicolas Gonzalez
secndda deazente le as de Carl
nj nos erentuaes solo pagan $3.50 al mes
nendo derecho ser endos en- cauera de aos estabecne
Presidential ApartAdo Tsoreia, Apartado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
El conocido Empresdrio de Cine.
dc Mayagues lSr. Mdim6n, ha
u hech0 hace POGO a I'M re-
porter de Ell IMPAIR
CfAL las siguientes
n,anitestdci0nes

CIAL las siguientes
n,a,titestdcioneS
Hace tres afios que existian dos
teatros EN- Mayagiiez. El Move
dades y el de mi propielad, ell
Yagtiez. El Novedades fue arren
dado por un republicano y para
hacerme la competencia inici0
hnas funciones de cine plblicO
frente a dicho teatro y al hacer
yo 10 mismo, ell ConcejO promulg6
. una ordenanza prohibiendO di-
chos espectaculos publicos.
Fue cerradO dicho teatrO por
no poder resistir la competencia
y entonces ell Municipio arrend6
a otrO republican, ell teatro Mu-
nicipal, promulgando otra orde-
nanZa en- la cual estipulaba que
yo pagase por mis- funciones de
cine cuatro dollars >por function
Y ell Municipal un solo dollar.
Hube de elevar un queja al At
torney por 10 abusive de la orde-
,, nanza llevar a los tribun:tleS al
Concejo Municipal Y game la cues
ton y Ia Ordenanza no fue apli-
cada.
| Entonces, no pudiendo tampo-
co resistir el Municipal Ia compe
tencia, su arrendador exile del
Concejo que lie arreglara un des-
perfecto que tenia dicho tcatro
consistente en- unas gOteras v ell
Municipio con ell pretexto de que
no tenfa fondos, dejo sin efeCto el
contratO de arrendamiento. De-
bO hacer cOnstar que nunca hubo
las indicadas goteras Y 81 un pre-
textO para favOrecer al ahijado
republicano.
Viene la desgracia del terre-
moto y yo sin atender a las in
justicias tan gratuitamente CO.
metidas contra mi, respondiendo
a mis- sentimientos humanos. wien
do que ell Hospital Municipal ha-
bla sido destrufdo casi en- SUI to.
talidad, cedf voluntariamente mi
teatro para hospital y asl pudo
ell municipio resolver ell confiicto
en- pie de dar albergue de un mo-
do rapido todos los enfermos
que reclamaban auxiliO ell (hchO
eGiticio, de 10 contrariO hubieran
perecido bajo las ruinas.
AIln no me habla repuesto de
las perdidas que originara en- mi
negocio la paralizacion de las
funciones por haBer cedido mi tea
tro, promulga ell Concejo otra Or
denanza para que Sc pagara dos
dollars pOr cada tanda de cine, y
gestionando yo mi defensa escri.
biendo al Gobernador y al Attor.
ney General de esta arbitrarie-
dad, a los tres dfas de esta orde-
nanza, me queman mi teatro, ocu-
rriendo las desgracias que son
conocidas. Bajo ell peso de la pc
ma y ell dolor que me produjo
aquella catastrofe producida por
mano tan criminal, quede al Dor
de de la ruina pues NADIA tenfa
asegurado Y perdf mi trabajo de
trece ailos. Resignado y ayuda-
do por mi credito me dispcnfa a
!levantar otra vez mi teatro V en-
tonces el Municipio acuerda COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
Lo q(le irlfort1la
. e seiior Mai1non

I'll
prar ell solar, Sc nombra una CO.
mission para que avistandOse con-
migo hiciera mis- proposiciones VI
pedi $25,000 contestando dentro
de quince a yeinte dlas. Transcu
rridos estos con excesO, al mes hi
&c mis- pianos, los aprobe I pedi|
permiso provisional al Concejo|
para pOner la cerca para la fa-
brica Y me fue eoncedido cmpe-
zando aglOmerar materii,es y
hacer el zanjado. Entonces el
Concejo vot0 una ordenanza para
no permitir teatrOs de MADEIRA,
habiendo promulgado otra antes
por la cual Sc hizo ell teatro nue.
20 de MADEIRA que existe en- la ca
Ille Mendez Vigo. Me resolv1 a
hacer mi teatrO de CementO arma
| do v Sc vOta otra Ordenanza para
lque los teatros que sc hicieran
Ide concrete no podlan hacerse en-
SitiO dOnde menOs de treinta
pies hubiera una casa de MADEIRA
| V como mi casa habitacion por la
Iparte porterior colinda con cl tea
trO Ell construction, decidi hacer
toda la parte trasera de mi casa
de concrete y al tener cOnOcimien-
to de 10 que iba a hacer resuelve
ell Concejo que fuese una comisi6n
VERNE y manifestarme que esta-
ba dispuesto a comprar ell solar
por la cantidad de veinticinco
mil dollars, cOntestandOles 70,
que Ell plazo habia va expirado,
pues los veinte dfas habian trans
curridO con exceso. Ante esta
manifestation mia sc reuDe ell
Concejo y proEulga otra orde-
nanza para expropiarme ell solar
jforzozamente para ampliar las
oficinas del Municipio. Dclo ad
vertir que cuando Sc intent0 COM
prar el solar a raiz del inCendiO,
Sc me dijo que era para levantar
un mausuleO por ell pueblo; as1
10 cre1, y ahOra sc me dice que es
Ipara ampliar las oficinas de; Mu-
nicipio, cuanto que Sc tienc local
de sobra, tan es asl que Sc pro-
yecta ceder una parte del actual
ledificio en- ruinas para ell correo
~ para OtrOs negocios particula-
res.
No quiero hacer eco de las ver-
stones que corren de que ell Conce-
Ijo tiene la pretensi6n de edificaI
un teatro para explotar el nego'
clio y no seria eXtraiio que una vez
ObtenidO mi solar 10 destinen pa
ia aquel fin.
En- la ordenanza que promulga
el COncejo para la expropiaci6n
| forzOza de mi solar Sc dice en-
uno de sus parrafos que la prime
IA comisi0n que Sc avist0 cOnmi-
tgo para >oir mis- pretensiOnes ME
ga EN- absolute que yo nj ninguna
otra persona en- mi nombre fijara
un plazo para que ell Municipio
resolviera la primera ofefta de
venta hecho por mi en- VEINTE
Y CINCO MIL DOLLARS V yo
tengo en- mi pOder una carta del
Sr. Busquets, concejal que COM
ponfa con otro mas y Ell Alcalde
dicha comisi0n, Ell cuya carta ma
nifiesta ell Sr. BusqIets que es
cierto que yO concedia ounce
a yeinte dias para que contestant.
Carta que publicare en- su opor-
tunidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
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Da buenas referencias. Discre-
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QUININA QUE NO AFECTA LA
CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINA es mas efcaz en- todos los ca
SOS en- que Sc necesite tomar Quini-
ma, no causando zumbidos de ofdos.
Contra Resfriados, La Grippe, In
fiuenza, Paludismo v Fiebres. La
firma de E. w. GROVE viene con ca
da cajita.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
Box 914.
EN- ARTE.

EN- ARTE.
EN- ARTE NO HAY MAS
QUE DOS GENEROS SUPRE-
MOS Y DEFINITIVOS: LA
POESfA LfRICA Y Ell POE
MA SINF0NICO. TODO 10
DEMAS ES TRABAJO MATE
RIAL, LABOR DE NORA, Do
MINIO DE TECNICA, LO DE-
LEZNABLE Y LO MEZQUINO.
PEDRO MATA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
No. 63O3
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
ET-Pdrte. u.

Por cuantO, habiend0 presenta-
do el abogado don Arturo Aponte,
Jr., una moci0n a nOmbre de Ma
ria Enrique para que Sc declare Il
sll favor ell dominic de la siguien-
tie finca:
"RUSTICA: = Predio en- ell
barrio de Santiago Y Lima, del
termino Municipal de Naguabo,
compuesta de cuatro cuerdas,
equivalentes a una hectirea, cin
cuenta y siete areas Y veinte Y
una cenriareas, en- lindes, pOr Ell
Norte, con la succession de Fran
cisco Van Rey; por ell Sur Y
Este, con Fernando Gonzalez; V
pOr ell Oeste. con Antonio V Jua-
na Claudio.
Por Tanto, y habi6ndOse Ordena
do por ell Hon. Juez de esta corte
Sc publique la pretensi0n por tres
veces en- un peri0dicO de los de ma
yOr circulaclon de los que Sc edi--
tan Ell esta ciudad para que los
que tengan alg1n derecho real so,
bre ell inmueble descritO, las perso
mas ignoradas quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription y en- ge
neral todo el que desee Oponerse
pueda efectuarlO dentro del termi
no de sesenta d1as, libro ell presen
tie en- HumacaO, p. r., a 80 de
agostO de 1919.
A. RGmires Jr. =
Secretari0.
Por Luis A. Cueuas,
Secretario Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-05
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
/HUMACAO, PUERTO RICO

Estados Unidos de America,-.
El Presidente de los Estados
Unidos,-s