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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
LINCOLN SHOWS
HE IS CLEVER

(CsatiHued From Previous Pas.e-j
sturdy right mitt has also gained
cleverness since the last meeting with
George. and as he has the first meet
ing 10 profit by, he does not intend
to lose this contest BY any means
Sudenherg looks better right now
than he ever did, and his friends in
the Seventh regiment are counting
upon a victory in the second meeting
Lincoln shows Speed.
The bantamweight class was the
particular attraction at the Anderson
training camp al 800 Alameda avenue
Thursday afternoon. as 116 pounds Of
fighting bone and muscle in little
Ralph Lincoln stepped around the
ring for few sessions with fast Red
Hogan.
Lincoln did not extend himself.
il being his first workout since
arriving here several days ago,
but he and Hogan put up fast.
Snappy bout that was greatly en-
fnyed by the crowd CT fans lie
Is fast, hard hitting and has the
ability to hit from any position.
Kid George continued training this
afternoon at the Anderson camp.
starting promptly at 4 o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

other. Billy Edwards had whipped
Joe Collyer, the English lightweight
champion. and claimed the worlds
title, and Chambers also had good
record Arthur was a game, durable
but rather awkward fighter, while
Edwards was clever and quick Billy
had the fight all his own way. and
was rapidly beating his slowfooted
opponent 70 a pulp, when clever
trick was pulled which made Cham
bers the victor. Under cover OF a
bankst which had been thrown over
his man, Arthur's second bit him on
the shoulder The next time they
came to a clinch Chambers shouted,
Hes biting mei.' The referee looked.
and sure enough there were the deep
marks Of the teeth on Arthur's Should
err Edwards was disqualified and the
victory awarded TO Arthur on foul
THE CLASS IN SPORrOGRAPHY
Providence was the first team to
win in a worlds championship. de-
feating the Mits. OF New York. for
that title when Providence was q
member OF the National league and
the llits champion Of the cid Ameri-
can association in 1854.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Ban Johnson Is
Put On Trial

New York Sept 5.-Efforts to
ascertain whether Ban B. Johnson,
president Of the American league,
knew that pitcher Carl Mays had been
traded By the Boston club TO New
York. when he ordered his suspension
az a disciplinary act" failed at
Thursdays hearing befove trial Of the
New York clubs suit against Johnson
for damages alleged to have been
suffered because Of the Mays order.
The hearing VIII be continued on
September II.
Control Of the American league Is
said to depend on the result OF John
sons trial, and the hearing today
was regarded as the opening sun IN
the battle for supremacy between club
owners and johnson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Consistent Hitting Wins
for City Firemen; Bankers
Drop Down One Berth.

Opporiune hitting coupled win
fast base running. resulted in
cleancut victory for the Fireman
baseball team over the First Ma
tional bank club Tuesday afternoon
at the Foundry grounds. by the score
Of S TO S. The Firemen took advan-
tage OF their opponents in the first
inning and scored four tallies before
the side was retired Mccormick and
Pruett FLASHED in an excellent
pitchers duel but the former had
the disadvantage OF being unable 10
keep the hits well scattered The
game was featured by some pretty
individual fielding. The score:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
.BRITON GOLFERS
MAY VISIT u. s.
American Enthusiasts Hear
Rumor That English Club
Wielders Are Coming.

stories have been going the rounds
for the past few months that such
and such a party Of prominent golfers
from Great Britain were coming to
this country TO take part in the ma
tionaI open championship at Brae
Burn. when they didn't materialize
the rumor was changed TO the effect
that they would surely be over next
year, and this seems more OF a prob
ability than their talked OF journey a
few months after the armistice was
signed
The question predominant in the
minds Of the golfers on this side Of
the ocean is What kind Of game
will the Britons be able 10 put up II
they do come in 1922 None Of the
topnotchers could say with any con-
fidence that their nervous SYSTEM
would now be able 70 stand the strain
as II did five years ago Eve years
abstention from really serious golf is
in the first instance sufficient e
make one at least a little less conf
dent on entering the arena again
and. moreover. is comparatively DIG
addition to ones age, particularly
when applied to men who were well
war started.
Hit the Ball Hard.
The big riumvirate-Harry Var
don, Ted Hay and James Braid
played on many occasions during hos
tilities. and 10 all appearances there
was not the slightest sign OF decay
in their golf They hit at the ball
Just as furiously as ever and their
short game was just as telling. al
though they occasionally made some
what serious mistakes-m0re often
han not in the long iron play up TO
the hole-yet they were competing in
four ball matches which cannot be
said to call for extreme consistent ac-
curacy. There are so many occasions
in this class Of encounter when moth
ing but the most brilliant OF efforts
can be Of any avail TO the side. and
the player IS consequently inclined TO
strive for too great an effect and is
liable TO encounter disaster in the
attempt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05
Olympic Games
At Camp Dix, N. ].

Knights Of Columbus secretary
Matt Bsnsbach Of the FL Paso district
has received a program Of the Ameri-
can enlisted mems Olympic games TO
be staged Saturday. Sept S, at Camp
DIX, n. J.. under the auspices OF the
Knights Of Columbus The games
have been sanctioned by the amateur
athletic unior OF the United States
and the entrance list is open to all
the United states army. navy or ma
rlne corps Handsome prizes have
been arranged 70 be awarded the
visitors in the different events The
games are attracting nationwide in
terest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Sullivan attained greatness in the
old bare knuckle days. and was the
first American to defend his cham
pionship honors after the Queens
berry rules were adopted Jim Cor
bett wrested the American champions
ship from the Boston strong boy" in
their history making battle in New
Orleans. Sept 1882. in - rounds.
Corbett later annexed the worlds title
through his quick defeat Of Charley
Mitchell holder of the British title.
C0rbett reliRquished his title TO Bob
FitzsimmOns in the 18th round nt
their battle at Carson City. New. Jim
Jeffries then came along and lifted
the title. by hammering Fitzsimmons
down in IL rounds in a bout scheduled
for . rounds at Couey Island Fitz
had held the title but two years when
he lost il 10 Jeffries- In 1906, after
having successfully defended his title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

against al challengers, Jeffries re-
tired.
Tommy Burns claimed the title, but
quickly lost it TO Jack johnson in a
match at sydney. Australia. Johnson
was a wonderfully clever boxer and a
hard hitter but success spoiled him.
Among the white hopes that cropped
uu during Johnson's reign was Jess
Willard. The big coWpuncher finally
obtained q match for the champion
ship and beat the big black in 26
rounds at Havana, Cuba willard in
turn was dethr0ned by JACK Dempsey
How long the latter will hold the
championship. only time viii tell
Some experts say DEMPSEY should
hold off all corners for at least ten
years. but this depends entirely upon
the sort of life the new champion
lives when the thousands upon thou
sands Of dollars come rolling in.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

NEW YORK Sept 5--With the re-
IN turn from France Of Gen, PERISH
ing boxing IS to be materially aided,
IN the opinion OF Jimmy Bronson. who
spent many months in France as a
2. n C. A. athletic director. Bronson.
who halls from Joplin. No. and was a
featherwelght OF some renown %
years ago. believes that the com
mander Of the American forces
abroad IS the biggest best and most
enthusiastic booster OF boxing the
world has ever known. And Gen.
Pershing has been converted through
practical demonstrations Of the value
Of boxing in making men
Helped Game Along.
Bronson declares that not once did
Gen PershinE fail TO aid the cause
Of boxing He saw 70 1t that the lead
ing boxers Of each regiment and d.
vision were granted extra leaves that
they might train for several tourna-
ments held abroad He attended most
OF these tournaments. too. and was
the first man 10 congratulate the
winners. Bronson tells Of short con-
Tsrsation between Gen Pershlng and
Sergt Bob Martin. Just after Martin
had won the inter-allied heavyw eight
championship by knocking out Capt
Cowgirl. OF Australia. in the first
round OF the final bout
gTurtin had received the cheers
Of some 10000 spectators and WINS
threading his way to his dressing
room vixen stopped by Gen.
PershinE. who Offered his HAND.
Bob. knew you conid do IL, hut
did not think you could finish
him that quick Gen. PershinE
sale. AID stiI holding the hand Of
Martin. the commander added.
this game Of rOurs Is a game
that made the American army the
greatest In the world. Go back
home, Bob. live clean think clean,
box daily and y0u'n succeed.
Good suck to you
Was At London Bout.
Bronson says that Il was the most
Inspiring moment OF Martins life.
certainly the biggest thing for boxing
IN the history OF the sport although
a few weeks later Gen Pershing
again proved his love for the fistic
art That was al the ringside Of the
Jimmy Wilde-Pal Moore battle fought
IN the Olympic OF London Cen
Pershing received an ovation that
fairly tore the raftsrs loose when he
entered the building. but a more
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

JACK DEMPSEY. through his defeat
Of Jess willard on July 4. became
the eighth heavyweight champion OF
America and the seventh holder Of the
worlds title since the old London
prize ring rules were abandoned and
the more enlightened marquis of
Queensberry code adopted.
Before Dempsey. the holders OF the
American championship honors were
John L. sullivan, champion from 1882
1892; James J. Corbett. from 1892
1897. Robert F'itzsimmons. from 1897
1893; James J. Jeffries. from
1S99-19Os, Tommy Burns. 19O7-19os /;
Jack Johnson. I90S-l915: Jess willard.
from l9i5-19Is: Jack Dempsey. from
] q1q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Carl Mays Is Of the Opinion that the
Reds viii take the White Sox into
camp IL these teams play off for the
worlds title The Sox look like
Reds are going along the strongest
and. like the Braves in 1914. Will keep
Up their pace until the goal Is
reached.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Two base hits. Mccormick. Grogan-
Three base hit dcCormick. Struckout. by
Pruett. 8. BY Mccormick. l. Left on bases.
Firemen /: First National Bank. 2. First
base on balls, Oft Pruett- 4 Hit BY pitched
bali. by Mccormick (Foust) stolen bases.
Piston. GAYLORD. Wheeler, Cox. Time Of
game, 1-03. Umpire, G. Hammonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

PatsBmg Football Schedule.

October Geneva at Beaver
Falls. Pa
october 11-West Virginia Wes-
leyan at Pittsburg-
October 1s-syracuse at syria
cuse-
October 25-Open date.
November 1-Lehigh at Bethle-
hema Pa
November s-Washington and
jefferson at Pittsburg.
November 15-Pennsylvanla az
Philadelphia
November Georgia Tech at
Pittsburg.
November p - Pennsyt vania
state at PittshurE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

With the Metropolitan senior track
and field championships out OF the
way the A. A L. officials are now
perfecting plans for the National
championships which VIII be held al
Philadelphia next month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

SOUNDS LIKE JACK OF TODAY.
zone of the biggest surprise parties
I ever saw pulled off in the ring was
sprung baclziin 1855. with Jack Demp-
sey. the middleweisht champion. sup
plying the exclamation points" re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-05

Canels arc sold everywhere IN
scientifically sealed packages
Of 20 eigarsftess or ten pack
ages GOO eiearetfes) IN a
giassine- paper-eovered carton
We strongly recommend this
carton for the home or Office
supply or when you travel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
Besteiro detenido en- Francia por
undesirable" LA Correspondent
cia Militar' aconseja Ia violencia
contra los desmanes catalanistas.
CABLE A GEL IMPARCIAL"

BARCELONA, enero 3O.-Los catalanistas han veri-
fcado una imponente manifestation motive de la
partida de los diputados parlamentarios.
Anes de salir ell tren Camb6 Lerroux pronunciaron
discurSOs que fuerOn OvaciOnadOS estrepitOsamente
Los diputados catalanes prometieron luchar denoda
damente ell Paramento por la autonOmla de Cataufla
MADRID-A exception de "La Correspondence Mi
lar, la Prensa madrilena aconsea que tenga calma
los mOmentOs actuaes, dcieno que sera patricia
quien tai no haga
''La Correspondence Nilitar' por ell contrario, pu
blica art1cuo volentsimo ell cual exhorta al ejer
cto que imponga, 81 necesario por la fuerza de
las armas.
Interrogado Romanones acerca de este artfculo ma
nifest0 que absena de hacer concentrates, perO que
vea honda pena que las pasones eXacevaban mas
cada dla que ell mundO enterO pedan maXmas rel
vndicaciones, sin que nadie esuvera dspuesto sacr
fcarse ell primero
ca del arresto del senor Bestero por las autordades
francgsas de Cervera, zen la frontera caalana, pro
hibendosele continuar vaje al interior de Franeia
E gobierno espano di6 instrucciones su embajad
en- Paris para que socitara del gobierno frances la Ii
bertad del senior BeSterO e gObienO frances cOntes0
que la presenca de Besteiro graa la nac0n fran
debdo al radcasmo demostrado por ell poitico
paiOl que ha sidO detenido.
La Prensa espanOla cOmenandO la deenci0n del seor
Bestero professor de metafisica de la Universdad de
narQula espaoa saludabe eempo del procedimiento
que debe seguirse -velandO por la saud de la patra-
con los perturbadores del orden social.
Agunos per0dicOs radicales protestan energicamene
contra la detenc0n arbraria segn dicen del dputado
sOcialista
En- Madrid en- toda Espana Sc habla de otra cosa
desde que lego la sensational noticia.
PARISHES soldados americanos protestan energi-
camene contra ell estabecimento de la lev prohbcio
nista en- los Estados UnidOs.
PARIS.-La idea lanzada por ell Presidente Wilson
aconsejando la ntenaconazac6n de las colonias ale
manas, va ganando mas terrenos cada dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30

La esposa de Rodriguez, pues
este es Icasado, Sc halla en- estadc
de idiotez.
Ademas de las cuatro hijas men
cionadas, Rodriguez tiene un hijo.
que fue, POGO hace, soldado.
Rodriguez viva casi por com
pleto aislado del trato de las gen.
tes.
Cada vez que Rodriguez con-
vertfa en- victima suya a una de
sus hijas, le regalaba una casa.
Lo ocurrido ha causado en- Fa-
jardo una indignation enorme.
Rodriguez ingres6 en- la car
eel de Humacac, por no haber en-
contrado quien lie prestara la fian,
"a de 1000 d6lares que le fue Sc
fialada por el fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
(Servicio Tnalambr;co.)
Enero 30, 1919.

PARIS.-El Surpemo Consejo
tuvo sobre ell tapete en- la session
de asts manana el prOblema pola-
co, y las instrucciones que debe-
ran. darse las delegaciones ALA
das que saldran hacia Polonia y
va han recibido autorizacion pa
ra partir. Ell programa pedia la
presencia de Representatives. pola-
cos y checos, para conocer sus Opt
niones. El gobierno frances, Sc
gun "El journal" ha propuesto
a los poderes que Finlandia sea
reconocida como una nacion inde-
pendiente y soberana.
WASIIINGTON.-Una historic
de Paris cuya propiedad literaria
ha sido reconocida por ell gobier-
no, reproducida en- ell Star" dice
10 siguiente: "El siguiente acuer-
do ha sido tornado con respecto a
Las colonias alemanas; primero,
ninguna de esas colopias sera de-
vuelta a Alemania; segundo, la Lii
ga de Naciones Sc ihara cargo de
-
estal colonias y tendran ell carac-
ter de una possession internacio-
nal"
WASHINGTON. La retifca-
ci6n de Ia enmienda proAibifionis-
rara la sonsfltuciJn ina. sidle pros
clamada ofcialmente por ell secre-
tario de estado Polk. La procla-
ma de la ratification esta fechada
hoy, pero autoridades juridicas di
cen que la ratification ode facto"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
UN H0MBRE MONSTRUOSO.

FL jefe de distrito de la policia
en- Fajardo, en- union del detecti.
We p. Espendez, arrest6 en- el barrio
"Quebrada Vuelta'', de dicho pue
bio, al propietario Manuel Rodri-
guez, de so aiiss de edal.
Sc acusa a Rodriguez, de haber
cssuprado a tres hijas suyas la
niadas Maximina, Arcadia y Gre
goria y de haber tratado de hacer
10 propio con la menor, denoml-
NADIA Carmen. La barbarie increi-
bic de Rodriguez permaneci6 ocul
"a desde 1900 hasta el 1918, averi-
guandose ahOra porque Rodriguez
echo de Ia casa a la menor de las
hijas y esta lie refrio 10 que pasaba
al marshall de la Corte de Fajar-
do, el cual ordeno, enseguida cl
arresto' del monstruo de Fajardo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
JUICES sUsTITUIDOs.

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado el
nombramiento a favor del Sr. Ar
turo Martinez, Juez de la Corte
Municipal de Yabucoa, para ac.
tuar como Juez de la Corte NUM-
'cipal de Humacao, en- vista de dos
causas civiles pendientes ante di
cha Corte, y en- las que Sc ha inhi-
bido Ell Juez Propietario.
Tambien ha aprobado ell nombra
miento favor del Sr. j. Vallde-
juli Rodriguez, Juez de la Cort,
Municipal de Aguadilla, para ac-
tuar como Juez de la Corte Mum
cipal de Lares, en- la vista de una
causa criminal pendiente en- dicha
Corte y en- la que Sc ha inhibido
el Juez Propietario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30

Sc habfa realizadO ell dia 16 de enc
ro, cuando Sc estados votaron fa-
vorablemente a la causa prohibi-
cionista. Han dicho que las clau-
sulas prohibicioni9tas de esa en-
mienda, seg1n los terminus de la
'ey, seran efectivas un ano des-
pues de esa fecha. La proclama
fue firmada Ell presencia del re-
presentante Shepard, de TEXAS, ell
antique secretario de estado, Wi
liam J. Bryan; ell representante
Randall, de California, y repre-
sente puritano perteneciente a la
'SAnti-Saloon League of Ameri-
ca. ?"
COPENHAGUE. - La sociedad
de los marinek Noruegos ha adop-
tado una resoluci0n en- virtud de
Ia cual Sc niegan a ayudar en- la
transportation de where's a Ale
mania, hasta que Ell gobierno ale
man no haya pagado una indem-
1izac;on de euatro millones de do
lares miembros de esta sociedad
'ue, fueron vlctimas de los subma-
rinos.
WASHINGTON. = James A.
Clarke, perteneciente la estaci6n
Naval Y Aerea de Hampton Roads,
recibio fatales heridas aver en-
moms9s en- ay' piloteaba UNI hi
dlopia,I5 Ne grTilues limensi8nes,
Ell cual sufrio IN violento choque
con un muelle en- Ell rio Lafayette,
situado a cinco millas de aquf. Ell
teniente Sinsbury, que estaba en-
ell hidroplano tambien escape ileso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
Leonardo A1rieta.

Esta noche celebra su function
de gracia ell distinguido actor Leo
nardo Arrieta que tan aplaudido
viene siendo de nuestro p1blico Ell
la larga temporada que lleya- ac--
tuando aquf.
Leonardo Arrieta naci6 en- Ii
ma y ha recorridoj todl la Am6ri-
ca. Cuando por primera vez sali6
de su pals, 10 hizo Ell buena compa
fifa. Iba con Leopoldo Buron. Con
q emincnte actor df'amasico visii6
varios paiscs, reeibIendo siempre
Ii sancion mas lisonjera a su ira
bsjo artfstico.
Ha trabajado Arrieta, siempre
de galan, con otro gran actor: Pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
DON PLACIDO RODRIGUEZ J
GONZALEZ

Esta manana, a las seis y media,
dejo de eXistir en- su residencia de
Santurce, calle de Ribot, ell distin-
guido caballero espanol don Pla-
cido Rodriguez y Gonzalez, que
llevaba en- ell pals cincuenta amos
de residencia.
Ell senor Rodriguez constituyo
aqui una familia modelo de virtu-
des y foment6 algunos negocios
que cooperaron aHbienestar social.
En- San Juan era muy estimado,
Y la noticia de su muerte ha caI-
sado aqui honda impression de iris
teza.
EL IlIPARCIAL lamenta sine :
ramente la perdida sensible que su
pone esa muerte y envia ell pesame
mas sentido los deudos del fina-
do, y muy especialmente a nues-
tro buen amigo don Manuel Cam
blor, hermano materno del caballe
ro fenecido.
El acto del sepelio Sc llevara a
efecto esta tarde, y prcmete Ser
una demostraci6n de duelo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
NO HAY QUE INQUIETARsE

El senior Aguayo que fue nues-
tro corresponsal en- tCaguaa, nos
pide que consequences que no es
el quien nos ha dado los informes
en- que Sc inspiraba nueFtro suelto
de aver, referente a la negligencia
advertada en- la actuacion de cier-
tos funcionarios locales.
Completeness al senior Aguayo,
aunlue la aclaracion es absolute
mente innecesaria, va que ell suel-
to no estaba firmado por el co
rresponsal, sino que era un ira
bajo de. redaccion a que ell senor
Aguayo no coopero en- modo al
guno, nj como informante, siquie-
ra.
Lo que dijimos, y mucho mas
que no henos dicho, nos 10 han
nanifestado y nos 10 han escrito
otras personas ALI residentes. En-
cartera tenemos mucho material
que no hemos utilizado. Pero c.
senior Aguayo nos dice que los fun
cionarios a quienes apuntaIba nue.;
ira ,critica, han hecho cuanto hu-
manamente estaba en- sus medios
para remediar la situaci6n.
Ell MPARCIAL no excluye, nj
mucho menos, esta justification dc
procedere5
81 los senores a Guienes Sc alude
aver, tienen algo d. dcir, 0 quie-
rem decir algo, las columnas de
Ell IMPARCIAL estan a su dis
posicion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30

Las colonias a1enlanas seran gobernada:
El kaiser quiere volver a Ale1nania- dice
que acepta cualquier residencia.

AMSTERDAM. Ell principe
Mae de Baden, antique canciller
imperial, sera nombrado por los
social Istas democratas, candidate
a la presidencia de la rep1blica
alemana, en- las pr0ximas eleccio-
mes.
PARIS.-El AIariscal de Cam
po Hindenburg, seg1n ell Echo
de Paris esta tratando de lograr
que ell eX-Kaiser retorne a Berlin
ldespues que Sc haya celebrado el
primer mitin de la asamblea ma
cional. Los mas importantes ia
bricantas de Vestfalia, Sc dice, es-
tan interesados en- ell movimiento.
Ell antique Kaiser ha escrito al
premier" Ebert diciendo que ea-
tan dispuesto a aceptar cualquier
residencia que Sc lie asigne en- Ale
mania. Elbert le contest6 que So
10 la Asamblea podia decidir So
bre este asunto.
ARCHANGEL. - Las fuerzas
americanas y aliadaB que operaban
al sur de esta ciudad evacuaron
Shegovarak aver, y retrocedieron
diez millas. Los bolchevikis con-
tin1an ibombardeando las posicio-
mes americans y aliadas en- Tar
seve y Tulman.
wAsIIlNlroN:-El go5se,as
americana ha reconocido al gobier
no provisional de Polonia. Esto
han afirmado hoy los altos funcio-
narios del ministro de estado de
ldi Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30

co Fuentes y ha figurado ,en el
elenco de Virginia Fabregas, la es
plendida actriz mejicana.
De las aptitndes extraordinarias
del joven actor dice mucho su
adaptation al 'genero que ahora
cultiva y que esta, como quien di-
ce imprcvisando. Arrieta que lie
va va mas de ounce amos de tea
tro, ha debutado en- la ,zarzuela
aquf. Sin embargo, parecc un We
terano por los aplausos que reei,
ii''sssy he sreaeaplc d3 II, gss u
grande' de admiradores en- San
Juan.
Esta noche ha de ser muy festc-
jado, y es que 10 tienc ganado a
pulse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-30
DON N MIGUEL COLL

Desde antes de aver esta en- ell
Sanatorio Espanol de Hato Rey.
nuestro amigo don Miguel Coll,
que vino de Arecibo para some
terse un tratamiento Especial.
Ell estado del senior Coll es gra-
We, pero no es desesperado. Den
tro de la gravedad Sc ha iniciado
una perceptible mejoria.
Ell enfermo es padre de nuestro
atimado companero, I ell brillante
periodista Jose Coll y Vidal, Di-
rector de "La Democracia."
Hacemos los yotos mas ahinca-
dos por la salud del distinguido
enfermo.