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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Kendall College Football
Practise Gets Under WAY

Eighteen mon answered the first
call yesterday for Kendall college
football practice, and by the end OF
the week twice that number are ex-
pected to bo out coach Francis
schmidt drove the men surprisingly
hard for the first days work only
three letter men returned to ken
dnll this fall. and as Kendall faces
one Of it's hardest schedules. Schmidt
will put the candidates through hard
training.
Charles Arnold OF Clinton. Mo,
l94-pound tackle, Harry Bryan,
backfield man. an especially promls-
ing passcr and punter. Mason An
derson, Clinton, Mo, l7O-pound
back. Harold Balcom, end, OF last
years Kendall reserves; Barry
Marsh, Ponca city star back last
season. Earl Jones, brother of Nir-
gil, for three years Blackwell high
school captain and quarterback
Williams and Brodshim, Mangum
high stars; Ellington, OF Wagner,
tlcck and Rains Of the 1874 Ken
DAN squad Floyd Graft, crack col
linsville high school all-lround attn
lete, Barney Stcppc, jerks star ath-
letc. and Frank Butler, OF last year 4
Kendall academy, were some OF the
men out yesterday
Especially good news to Kendall
followers is that Ben Chadwell. star
OF last season on the Tulsa high
school eleven, will be IN Kendall
moleskins this season. Chadwell was
out yesterday and displayed splen-
did punting for the Initial day s
work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Dempsey is Greatest
Fighter of This Day.
Declares Billy Miske
BY BILLY MlSkE.
-AILnn fnr thn lLnmNl

'
Service.
BENTON UARBOE Mich Sept.
lit &c my though today thtre
is not a man alive that can stand
up before Jack Dempsey -- the
Jack Dempsey 1 met yesterday
for ten fun rounds. He ls tho
creates man in the ring and / bow
to his superior ability
Two other times l fought Demp-
sey and held him OFT. | thought
l could not only duplicate that,
but / thought sI could knock him
out. But thC Dempsey OF today
is so much better than the man Of
tw oycars ago, there Is no COM
parison Dempsey showed boxing
skill yesterday that never thought
ing When no started IN TO smash,
possible OF him, and h0 displayed
speed that was simply bcwilier-
well. knew the end had come
for me' when that smash landed
under my heart In tho second
round
"a have no alihis, I was beaten
by a great fightcr--Cortaiu,y the
greatest Of this day and probably
the greatest OF all time"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
CRACKS SURVIVE
OPENING ROUND
Amateur Golf Champ
ions Come Through
at Roslyn.

ROSLYN, N Y. Sept. -Four
former amateur golf champions and
the present title holder OF the Unit
ted States, as well as the amateur
champion OF Franco today survived
the first match round at SO holes in
the national championship here. s.
Dawson Heron OF Pittsburgh, who
took tho finals from Bobby Jones in
the last years tOurnment was en-
ahled 10 continue his efforts To re
tain his title only after an uphill
contest In which he won at the 39th
hole after Peter Harmon OF New
York gave up because he had driven
two balls out of bounds, and under
the new rules was playing five
strokes.
Chick Evans and W. c. Fowncs,
both former champions, won their
matches handily, Evans setting an
amateur record OF 70 for the course
In his morning round. c. =. Gricr of
Montreal Canadian champion, was
an easv victim for Rober, A. Gard
ner of Chicago.
Thomas Darmour, a Scotchman,
who holds the amateur champion
ship OF France, won on the home
green from George Hoffner OF Phil
adclphia
Francis Ouimet, former open and
amateur champion. Bobby Jones OF
Atlanta. j w S~eetser of Yale. in
tercolleglate champion, ana f. j.
Wright, ir. Massachusetts cham
pior, also won their matches,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
INSURANCE IS A
TECHNICAL GAME
A. G.. O'Neill Tells Club
Members Workings"
of His Business.

The insurance business is now a
highly technical occupation, requir-
ing much study and the use of ex-
tensive equipment; it is not busi-
ness engaged in only by retired gro
Gerry store owners who rent a rusty
typewriter and a rickety desk and
open for business in 2X4 room in
an alley.
SO declared A. G. O'Neill, presi-
dent of the insurance firm Of O'NeilL
Moltz & Heavier, In a talk ot the
Ad club yesterday noon At the in
vitation Of O'Neill, the club ate
luncheon IN the company's office--a
luncheon admittedly up to eXpecta-
. tiOns.
O'Nenl explained that his COM
pany employs % persons In the
Tulsa office and six persons in It's
New York office, which has already
outCrown it's quarters. The COM
Iuny's equipment in Tulsa, he said,
is valued at 500 900, which he de-
Clared refutcs tho opinion that in
sdrance companies need nothing but
a policy and a pen TO transact busi-
ness.
II. s Raymond, who attended he
Des Moines fair as a representative
OF the Ad Clubc gave a very concise
and interesting report Of the trip,
adding that those of the Tulsa
bunch who were not "sold' when
they started. returned imbued with
the fair spirit and anxious to see
the Tulsa live stock and industrial
/ exposition a reality.
=. O. Larson, j. Burr Gibbons
and Newt r. Graham, designated b.
| club members as the Tulsa Cana
| dian hoboes, and the first named OF
| whom acted as chairman OF yester-
| days luncheon, gave verbal vent tC
| their feelings resar1irg Z The appear.
/ ance OF their mustiched and whis-
/ kered faces, pictures of which ap-
/ peared in The World Saturday
merninE They promised summary
| punishment to |. G. Long president
/ Of the club and proprietor OF the ART
department that furnished the whis,
/ kors which appeared in the paper
Luckily for him. Long was out ol
| the city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Mays Not to Pitch
In Indians Yankees
Series at CleUeldnd

NEW YORK, Sept. Carl
Mays, New York American league
pitcher who threw the ball which
resulted in the death OF Short
stop Ray Chapman of the Cleve-
land team, did not accompany the
Yankees when they left here to-
night on their western trip. Col
onel r, l.. Huston, one of the club
owners, announced that Mays
would not be with the team du-
ing the series which opens In
Cleveland Thursday, but that no
would rcjoin the club In Detroit.
I'VE are not taking Mays 70
Cleveland" said colonel Huston,
mot because We think there Is
danger OF any trouble, but out OF
respect TO tho feelings OF the peo-
pie there. We don't want TO Of
fend them. II Is largely a matter
Of sentiment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Tulsa City Tennis Tournament
PLAY Is to Be Resumed TODAY
Three Singles and MFive
Double Matches
Scheduled.
COURTS IN CONDITION
Majority of Today's Matches
in Fifth Round-To Use
Locust Courts.

Play in the city tennis tourrancnt
has been held up for the past Two
or three days hut will start a4.ain
today with several matches in both
singles and doubles. according to J.
b. Miller, secretary Of the tos4a.
ment. Three single matches and
five double matches have already
been scheduled for today and others
are in course Of arrangement. MI.
Ter said.
The courts are all in fine condl.
ton for play. The Central parF and
Locust grove courts will be used 10.
day. With the start today ana
steady play throughout the re-.
mainder Of the week the finals IN
both doubles and singles Will he
reached by Saturday and played OF
on that day.
Plans for the consolation tourna-
ment are already being laid. and
matches will be announced soon.
Suitable prizes will be awarded the
winner Of this meet.
Most Of the matches for today are
those OF the fifth round. Those who
play on the Central courts this az.
ternoon are Badger and Hughes vs.
Carter and Nicholas Sis o'gock
/ Cleveland and Start VS.. Terry and
Lockwood, 5 o'clock; BlackW1lder
vs. Cook, O'clock: Weinicke and
Wcstlane VS. Morgan and Brown,
ISIS o'clock. on the Locust courts
! the following will play this after.
noon: Mullins VS. Lehman at
O'Clock; Langspect VS. Miller, time
not set; Smethers and Jimme VS.
Buchner and Miller, time not set
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
GRID PRACTICE TO-DAY
Brenncman ISSUES First Call for
Tulsa High school Football
Candidates.

Coach A. l.. Brenneman Of Tulsa
high school has issued the first call
for football practice today. CaRdi-
dates for places on the crimson and
cream eleven ara to report at
O'Clock at Lee stadium, where equip
ment will be issued.
Although school does not start
until next week several football men
are in Tulsa. a majority Of whom
live here. The first two weeks viii
be spent in getting into condition
and in learning the rudiments, of me
game. Brenneman believes an atm
lete should be in condition at all
times. especially a football PLAYER
and he will put the men through
hard training in preparation for tnis
seasons play which should be the
hardest in the history OF the school
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Parcels Post With Chile.

SANTIAGO Sept 1t is an-
nounced an agreement has been
made between the Chilean and
United states postal authorities pro-
viding for the establish ment Of par
Gel post facilities between the two
countries, effective upon ratifica-
ton by tho Chilean congress par
GELS that would be accepted locally
In either country, subject to postal
regulations and not exceeding eleven
pounds in weight should be mail
able under the Rgreement
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Karl Adams Is in Fine Form;
Homelings Get IL Safe Blows
Adams Hits Home Run
McManus-Connelly
Hits Two Doubles.
YARYAN HITS H0MERS
League Leader Swats 2 Cir
cults, Bringing Total
10 81.

Ability 20 u,O. emergencies wins
baseball ponuHujH The IulHa 'II'f,,
have showu that ability fully ana
without qupatiun and Whil" thiH ION
a pounaut prediction ihc pncrF 10
dav look like NluuniH. G"lloWlut
their defeat yesterday uf the runner
IN wichita DIuh. mus ih'klhE J,
fhrcc out of four for 10, Hcrl'H 'hu
Increasing their load TO three games
The r.1rc waR ~ 90 ..
After wichita had won tho i!IH'
pamc Of tho HeriuH Saturday, th'
oilers came back ana won Suhuny,
Nopday. thCy uvcrCnmc "a thrc'-fun
first inning load aud won, ana yes.
terd,, they again uyercamo n ilrs'
inning advantage, ~ two runs
Adams Games Hero.
Karl Adams, after being HIT ioI
two home runs In the tirsl lhhlnh
stuck gamely to his task ana turhtvu
In a splcndidly hurled game, uespit'
tho fact that two moro eircuit cIouu
were registered by the Wltchcs. Nv
80, ,y,rhit, honorg came with none
on bases Adams allowed onlE ~ H.
hits and with the exception OF Wv
sirst inning he was never In danger
In addition to hurting winhlnp
brand Of bail Adams drove IN on,
runner with a double ana nus hul''
run in tho seventh sent two run
ners ncross the plate ahchd'
Az i'm the three previous gRnlsH W W
Tho series smuggling was teNeIupg
foaturc. The oilers got ~ MUS n''
Tor extra bases. including Two @ uuu
blss each by McManus ana Iun
nelly. IN addition To Adam a,
Everett Yarynn, league Isrui,
home runs ran his season clFvui'
,,out mark up to 81 by hittinE , w
homers Yesterday II was ms ritn
ht,ne run OF the sorles. Beck anu
-; cot the other Wichita four ply
nihwa II was Beck's fourth OF tht
aerios In tho Sc innings pihyou ~
,hc fo,ir-Rame series, (Mohu"s I
game only went six innlngSt
homc runs wero made.
poth clubs Field We'll
po,h pitchers we're accor1ee
.,iendid support, each clup l.'ae,n' l.I,,.
oniy one error. rulsap ouulclu' Nou
nelly especially, ana betsei ~
conian OF Wichita assisted the p'',hn wv.
ora materially In turning peoN "'
opposition. - h.at tn,
ouars saturday, was sent 70 W.
,nnund Yesterday by Joe Berger an
was nit hard, giving way aiter VI
,hira inning 10 Lefty" BrookAs M a
n,,er Sn,sr rookie last spring, after tiy
runs and seven hits had been inau ~
OF his delivery. Brooks wa wn',
better and was isrked N ne se ,Sr.
s.'it,, one out. lie permitteo tnlu
v,'ns ana ylx hits. The OILERS c%o,' %
,,nued their bombardmenI n1H n,
sellers. another crooked ar 80
In,nnis semi-pro and Bergers pro
.ana for three runs and four 1i's u
one and ono-third innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Mike O'DOlcd TO Battle
Kid Lepis September %

NEW YORK. Sept ARTICLES
were signed here today for I2-
round bout In Jersey city september
23, between Mike Dowd, former
middlowcight cha mp,un Of the world,
and Ted Lewis, weltorweight cham
pion Of Europe The fight viii be
"A no decision affair. The men are
guaranteed a purse OF $4,000. which
they win split by an agreement to
hc reached later. Both men will
wciaht IN at l5S pounds ringsido
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
THREE FAVORlTES DEFEATED
Bad Day for Talent In Hartford
Grand Circuit Meet.

HARTFORD, Conn., Sept =
Three of the four favorites on to-
days Grand Circuit card here were
defeated, one for the first time TINS
season. and Tommy Murphy fur
nished two OF the upsets.
In the 2:S6 trot, Tootsie Tolse, W
beaten on big line tracks, was forAd
to accept third money. being topped
in the summary by DR.. Nich~ me
winner, and Selka.
Red Russell took his second race
Of the season in the 2:lO trot de-
ieating the favorite. Lady Wilgo'
The only favorite TO come through
was Margaret Dillon, undetea'ed
paoer OF the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Notes of the Game

Omaha today opens a three gar
series here. A postponed game
from the Oilers last sories at Oma-
ha will be played tomorrow II Jack
Lellvelt. omaha manager. consents
Pitcher Plane, "a semi pro, and
Andy JelsmR ana inflelder Olsen.
the latter two purchased by Boss
Abbott from the DrumriHht West
ern association club reported yoster-
day and will be In uniform today.
Tierney got two hits--hut Joe
Berger and Conlan robbed him of
blows. Bcrger's one hand stop oi
second in the eighth and Conlan's
catch OF drive In the first pre-
vented Tifrney from making It a
perfect day at bat.
BerRer's stop of Wuffli's ground
er and Bcck's catch OF the throw in
the fourth got big hand,
Burko's catch OF Easts drive In
the fifth robbed the wichita slug
ger OF hit
Dick Klnsella. veteran Clint scout
looked 'em over from the press box
Kinsella was especially impressed
with Yaryan's homo run hitting pro-
clivities.
Two singles and two doubles was
McManus' days total--a pair OF
aces and deucea.
Cleveland and Connolly success
fully executed the double steal In the
eighth, Cleveland reaching third and
Connolly second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
Nicholson whittsd.

Nicholson. Whittei, schmidt errors
Deal, q rurtelli three base hlt--parharei
stolen basc.--WhittOd. Southworth O.
double rlaNHH-pral to Terry TO Usrhcr
Vaughn Co frIborg 10 Bsrbcr. bases nu
balls--off Vaughn 0. Oft carlson. oti
Adams I struck outH-by Vaughn @. by
Carlson 2 by Adgms 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

TOLEDO, ohio, sept, Pitcher
James Middleton, Toledo's only con-
sistent winner this season, was sold
today to the Detroit Americans
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
yankees Buy Shcrhan.

ATLANTA. Ga, Sept Tom
Sheehan Atlanta pitcher, has hocn
sold to the New York Americans II
was learned today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

The team lacks speed afaeld, speed
on the bases, and a good catching
department It's pitching ISN'T any
too strorG. However with the
array OF slugging power thaSrN
Nlmldable at all times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
WHITE S0X LOSE
TO TIGERS, 5 TO z
Mays Pitches Yanks to
Victory Over As
Red SOY Split,

CuIrAGO Sept 7-Detfoit van IT,
thIfu yitf0fy ~ mo rhspn over chicago
today bY shutting out the locals Tho
sIa.f.fH won ths game BY hiftinT Enrr
uppnrtunriy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

fU1IttI Tor HNTUeT Tn tNItd
uostnn ......... .. 900 OOt OOn-- I
Washington ... .......... 1l1 900 00N-b
Summary nunH-MenoHky, Hhanks.
Rice J. Roth gllorbe ,tvo.hzse hlt--kAtr
home TuBs-Rnth MenoAky. stolen base
rice. bases on balls-oN kArr 2, or shaw
2 struck nutHby Harper I
SECOND GAME
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

errora--oslloway. Pratt. twosbase hit
Ruth three base hit--Teekinpaugh
double plays Dykes TO galloway Hannah
~ Pipp. Dykes to griffin to Perkins
bases on bals--otf NAYS l. Oft Perry 4.
struck out--by Mays Z. by Perry I, by
kOmmel 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
ROBINS WIN TWO
FROM CRAVATHS
Dodger Hurlers Effect
iVe-Pirates Defeat
Cubs.

putt.ADEI,PHiA. sept 7,-hrpes'Sn
ansa tbe series with Phnade,phlS az ~
,y,nntng both games Of doup''
today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

chlta9O


xBatted for Cheeyes IN ninth
Chicago -..fs.-. 100 O20 0o0--t
Pittsburgh ... s..ss... tOai 0lo l0N--7
summary; Huns--Flack. Robertson O.
o'FarTeil, Bisbee 2, catshaw, sOuthw0rth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08
fs,hi~,su

RBRtted tor Harper In third
RxnAtted for DALEY In eighth.
zBatted for Acosta IN ninth.
Boston o.. .....s.ss...... OH 900 Oao--t
Warrington s.. .t..ts.....Oo0 100 i0l-i
Summary Runs--Nlti, Scott 2, walters
katr. Harris ?, Milan errors We'll
two base hits---Hoth. nrover, Harris Q
MOInniH, Ntttl thee base hits--Scott and
Shanks. double piRys-soott tunassiated)
Courtney to Charity to Hrower, Wit a
Brady 20 Mclnnip, Harris TO o'Ncill C
Brewer, baseH on bAiis-off Courtney 2, of
Myeru 2, Oft Aoosta struck out--b,
Myorr ,, by hcosta 1
As Oct Only Hits.
NEW YoRR, sept Carl May
pitched shutout ball today. ana New Yorl
| defeated Philadelphia The Athletics 20
two clean hits the others being OF thi
| scratch variety, ruth struck out once.
]
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

Smuggling onusut always win a
pennant, and though the Now York
Yankees have the greatest wreck
ing crew In baseball, they have "a
hard battle on their hands 10 bcl.
out thS White SO& ana Indians,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

Phiias,iphit


NBatted Tor Perry IN eighth.
NShAn Tor Burrua In eighth.
Philadelphia ... ........'. 900 600 1000
New York ... ........... Toe 900 lOg-2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Western League.

AI IL LISA IL Wllhl "a "
No Eamcs acheduled,
National League.
A. Philadelphia 0-b. Brooklyn 80.
At Pittsburgh T. Chicago Z.
No other games scheduled
American League.
At Now York g. Philadelphia o,
A. Chicago o. Detroit 5.
No other games scheduled
American Association.
A. Columbus s. Louisville 10.
At indianapolis i-i, Toledo SIS.
southern Association.
~ Atlanta n New orleans 4.
A. birmingham 3 Mobile l.
~ Nashville I. Chattanooga 3.
At Little Rock 2, Memphis o.
GAMES TODAY.
Western League.
OMAHA AT TULSA
81 Joseph az oklahoma city.
pca Molnes az wichita.
Sioux city at Joplin
National Leagne.
No games scheduled.
American League.
Philadelphia at Detroit
only one game scheduled,
AmcTt~an Association.
Columbus at -oledo.
Indianapolis at. Louisville
s. Paul at Milwaukee
Minneapolis at Kansas city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

loss ot Frank Baker ono Of the
mlghuost of chat gang Of swlttora,
has been 70 hard blow fo- H1rrIns's
cuh though - ls ~umo~oi th0'
Baker will return TO the game and
finish cut the season. RulA, A..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

fUNW1 f0f Ken In sevcnIh
Detroit .............. 400 ii2 100. Q
thiraTU ... ............ 0on 900 0Onash
SUMMARY. Runs YOUNG cobb O. Ve1ch.
IUriI|. rrrHrH Collins NsbUfE. 600.
base hitH- IIurlli HfAnsge Nrach three.
base nit. cobb. haHea on hails#uf Loon.
ard struck out--by Kerr T. by Leon,
hrd
Griffa split WIN H~d so1
WAHrUNGTON. sept -Washiugton
made ~ four out ~ five games from
hoHtnn by splitting u double header today
SIuto
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-08

Cleveland and Connolly success
fully executed the double steal In the
eighth, Cleveland reaching third and
Connolly second.
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Two singles and two doubles wal
McManus days total--a pair OF
aces and deucea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03

n
condones sanitarias
La competa dotacon Ia de aparatos no
cnthco de tod las ene1
eputadas
suaconComoddad ser
aclava de primer ordenCupo medco eoei'e
el Sanatoro - -. 80 49,
medicos la Socedad
especiaes Senoras s6s
Sanatoro Dr. D. Julio Barrelo
de de la tarde NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $lOOOCon
simple $500 ..es4.8..st.
eccos hidroterapicos maa Rayos Fuguacon etc. peelos
CONSULTORIOR No 122San JUAN Puerto Rico
beto Dotado de los tos necesaos Aten
horas consuas de
guada de desde las de Ia anaa de
20 'Ai1 PERSONAL cIENTIFIco:
Director del Sanatoro Don Julio Barero. E sS.4
SanaooParada 37ato Rey de tarde,
todos das laborables
Director del Consuoio Dr. Don Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consulta dias labo
rabies a IL de mahana. los dias festvos E
Cruga DR.. Don Rafael Veez Lopez
Conoio tade los dias laborabes En-
e1
Especiasta oios Na odo Dr. Don ouhones
Jimenez .
ell particuae de tarde. los da laborables
Medco Ell Sanatoro; DR. Rivera AponteDr Ruiz
Nazario-Ciugia Dental:-Dr D. Lorenzo R. Noa #
laborabes. VIZ as8ss
Enrique Fernandez. Jose Ducheny
Nicolas Gonzalez
Asenca auava secundada por Hjas Ca
dad Nurses Tiuadas de copeta aptitud pcca continue
experienced.
Los socios pagan mes tenendo
ell ultmo recibo cobrado.
Presidenca, Apartado 241. Tesorsria Aparado 2o1
San Juan p. R. San Juan. p r.
y q = = -4A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
Washington abr.l.


Mr.. Jo,ln Edwards, el1 director &c.
neral de la coalpaiifa c;namatografic;l
"Sterlilg g Feature Pictures, Inc.
ACADIA Ge ser absllelto EN- Nlleya York,
por un Jurado, de la acusaci0n de
hurto cue contra els presentaron dos
sefioras con Quienes anduyo de pasG0
durante Ia noche del 6 al de enerO
iiltimo, que visitaron su ''apartamen-
to-, despu6s. va cerca del amane-
Ger, telefonearoh Il sus esposOs. CO.
mllnicandoles que habfan sidO lleva-
das allf con engafio Y que el que las
habfa engalado, les llev6 antes de
marcharse ell abrigo de pieles de una
una sortija de la otra.
Ell case q. cuandO esa absoluci6n ter
min0. tuyO mucha resOnancia Ell la
gran ciudad, pOr ser ell acusado per-
soma muy cOnocida Y pOr las circuns-
tancias especiales que mediarOn Ell ell
incidente.
FL resumen del paseo de Mr.. Ed
wards, con las dos seiOras, muy de,
centes y miy senoras, que luego le
acusaron de hurto tai como fue des-
critic ante el Jurado por los testigos
de cargo v descargO me parece curio-
so esi Sc lie aprecia Ell su verdadero
valor, es decir, como un elocuente
| dato acerca de las interiOridades dc
! In original vidO neOyOrquina.
| Las dos senoras, Mrs. Stella Rey
/. nolds Mrs. Corina Darling, conta