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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18
TWirIer Pitches
4 WO-Hit Battle

The "Anahuscs7 baseball team con-
llnueq on its winning streak by win
ming both games of a double header.
The -Auahuacs" won the first game
rom the .'Deportivo" club by the
following scorer
p H E.
Deportivo club .........1 8
Ananuacs ---.......-.3
The second game in which pitcher
Armendariz Of the Anahuacs featured
by pitching a no hit, no run game
against the 'Weich Stars ended by
the following score;
R. H. E.
zAllell1als s.-s---.- .s..s..A
WEIGH Stars .-...0 3
Il is not known who the Anohuacs
VIII play next Sunday Other teams
can arrange games with the Anahuacs
at COZ Tays street or 1900 Tornilio
street
Bird Supplies OF all kinds. Fl Paso
Seed Co, 523 East san Antonio St.
-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18
+ CT DROWN 0IdrIS 4 Or IA dSO
Texas Crack Meets Irslinger

A DVISING business manager Johnny
n Mcintosh OF the FL Paso Wres-
Ting association that he would
arrive IN the city within the next few
days. Henry IrsIinger. director Of the
Atlantic City Athletic club and for
mer worlds middleweight champion.
Monday night wound up arrangements
by wire for his meeting here with
Pet. Brown. Nay IS, one week from
tonight.
Lost TO Ket0nen.
IrsnnEer's last match was with
Fredr Thye, Of Spokane, whom he
threw in two straight falls. Thye Is
the sensational soldier wrestler who
toppled Charles Rentrop in successive
falls, and is hailed as q wonder by
the northwestern sport critics
IrsiinEer lost the middleweiEht
title to Wnino ketOnen. who Will
probably meet the victor OF the
coming match in a finish contest
for the title. ketOnen has issued
a challenge to both Brown and
IrElinEer, and is ready TO defend
HIS hOnOrs before the FL PnHO
fans Mt any time he writes.
Brown is due here about satur-
Are the same Weight.
Pet is now at his home in Cisco.
He defeated Charles Rentrop at
Houston last Friday night in
thrilling match ana IS resting up
preparatory to his battle with Irslin-
ger, whom he realizes is one Of the
best Of his weight in the world.
When Brown met Rentrop he scaled
about 165 pounds Irslinger's natural
poundage is between $50 and 165, so
that there will not be two pounds
difference when the snappy wriggiers
clash on the mat
There IS a possibility that Soldier
hnm lee
car" Johns, the G. H machinist. viii
be seen in action in the semi-final.
These two boys battled TO a draw be-
fore and the fans are anxious to see
them again. Johns has been getting
into shape Tor a hard bout and be-
neves that he win best the tough
soldier boy inspite OF his prodigious
strength.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

Washlngton, D Q. Nay Isl Louis
took a closely played contest from wash
ington. Zachary proved effective except
in the second Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

Lolala 100 20 - -
rBatted FOR Cooper IN fifth
fEatted for Carlson IN 18th
Score by innings
New YORK ..----.- 94l ost 900 coo el--t
Pittsburr ....-..- GOO 90 000 900 oo3-7
Two base hits, Fletcher. Bisoee. Burns
Three base hits. Toney Whittsd- Schmidt.
Bigbee- Stolen base. carey Sacriflcs hits.
Young. snyder. CutshaE. Slclzinz- Double
plays. STATE 70 Kelly slckins 70 Kelly :
Sticking TO Fletcher 70 Kelly. Bases O.
balls OF Tunev. 3; of Douglas. T. or
Cooper. 1. of Czrlsou. s. Innings pitched
Touey. & 1-3. Cooper. g. Ponder. l. Doug
las. 10: Barnes. Ii; Carlson. g. HIT By
pitcher. By Carlson CFletcherl- s-ruclzout,
BY Tuney. 9; BY Douglas. . hy Cooper. a
'othsr National League games postponed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18
Bank Nine BeStS
Las Cruces Legion

Sunday afternoon the First National
Bank team o. FL Paso tourneyed to Las
Cruces and defeated the American Legion
post nine Of the upper valley city. seven
to eight Llneups and scores follow:
First National Bank. Carson. II; He'd
rick. 2b.s shea. hi Bisfer, C; Barber. S.;
GIlispie. c.; Kenna. 5b.; Piston. #: Ruth
erford. p. Pettigrew. r.; Gaylord. sb.
Las Cruces. Powers. c.; Lane, Oh. =
Robins. III: MeNullin. p: Black. IS: Ma
son. CT Schulz, II; Simslock r. Lemon.
3b.
Score by Innings
Las Cruces ........ 900 ia 00O-7 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18
STANDINGS


Where They Play wednesday.
st. Louis at Washington
Cleveland at New York
Chicago At Boston
Detroit at Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

sBatted for Thomas IN ninth
fBatted for BlEbee IN eighth.
Score by innings.
Detroit ...-.-.--........-. $50 90 100
Philadelphia ............. 900 oil 022-f
Two base hits, Heilman, Veach. Hyatt
Three base hits. Dykes. WEIGH. Strunk-
Home runs, Flagstead. 2; Burns. walker
Cobb. Stolen base. Hale. Sacrifices. Dauss,
Young. Bush. . Double plays. Dykes Jun
assisted; Moore 20 Thomas TO Griffin.
Bases on balls, off Dauss. 2; of RommeL
2: OF Bigbee. 8; of Moore. .. Innings
pitched. Kinney. 1. Rommei i; BiEbea. 6:
Moore. I. struckout, by Dauss, s; by Big
bee, /. Wild pitch. Bigbee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

AlaHAaA ~
Two base hits. EfcMullen, Felsch. stolen
bases. McNally. Menosky. Hendrix Sacri-
flee hits. Menoslzy. .. Double plays. Z. COL
Inns to Weaver TO Jourdan; McNally to
1IcIunis- Walters to 1fcNally. Bases on
balls. of Wilkinson. ]; off Jones, 2.
struckout, by Wilkinson .; BY Jones, 5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18
BASEBALL



Houston ,as On ........ 900 900 OIL s-S II 0
Dallas ty,,,., Wy ~ nv nd Green
burg; Dallas, Dale and Forest.
At san Antonio. r n b
, Wichita Falls ..-... olO o1o uVu-A 4
Batteries. san Antonio. Fincher and Glib
son; wichita Falls. Weaver and kitchens
Galveston Nv 5l'' ..-..... 40 oo2 sa.-s Il /
Fort Worth ......... 021 900 ooo-3 o
Batteries: Galveston, Lee and Hauser;
Fort worth. Wachtel and Moore
Beaumont az --. ....-.... oo1 900 100 - /
Shreveport ..-.-.-. 100 900 100 81 /
Called on account OF darkness
Batteries: Beaumont Black and Vanni
Shreveport, Bailey and Alexander
Sunday Games.
Beaumont. .oie oos oo1 600 600 90 Il 2
Shreveport 100 600 100 900 600 Is ls
Batteries: Beaumont, Jacobus and Alex
ander; Shreveport. Kroh, Napier and Vann.
Hungling.
Galveston .......... 900 900 1901 6 /
Fort worth ........ 10 200 o0o-5 o
Batteries: Galveston. Wilson and Hau-
ser. Fort Worth, Pate and Haworth.
san Antonio ...... 900 900 900 o-6 Q
Wichita Fails zee. 900 900 600 IL
Batteries; San Antonio, r. Johnson and
Gibsons wichita Falls, Burch and Kitch-
At Houston. RHE
Houston ............ 200 900 oo0-2 ?
Dallas ---....-.-..-. O10 90 oo1-3 10 o
Batteries: Houston. Kelly and Harxins.
Dallas. Landry and Robertson.
Sunday scores delayed In transmission
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, 8; New Orleans. Q.
other games postponed, rain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

KODAK Finishing. see Gandara--ASE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-18

Little Rock, 8; New Orleans, Q.
Other games postponed, rain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

Sunday morning. Mr.. Wade resided
here formerly.
Mrs. @. NJ Myler. Of South Bend.
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs John Hay and
daughter. Betty Jane. OF South Bend.
were guests Saturday and sunday OF
New Carlisle relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Garoutte
have returned 10 their home at Den
yer. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs Vern Van Dusan, OF
South Bend, were guests Sunday of
the latter's father. Perry Melon
aid, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. McCaulley have NOV
ed 20 Monticello, nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. L VI. Burcb and
children OF South Bend were guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Cole
man.
Mrs. G. W. Doughty and Miss
Rowie Mcdonald will be guests at a
shower Friday given at the home OF
Mrs. Vern Van Dusan. Of South
Bend. in honor of Miss Blanche Mil
Ter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

ment to Nationalist British coal
mines.
The meeting followed the vote OF
British miners, 20 strike II necessary
20 enforce their naturalization plan.
IL was believed, however. that
final action will depend upon the
recommendation made at today
session Of the general congress.
When the congress met at Glas-
cow last fall. there was no doubt
as TO the strength OF sentiment in
favor OF striking. but there has
been a considerable change in the
trend OF labor opinion since that
time.
Robert smillie. president OF the
miners federation of Great Brit
ain. whose resignation because OF
illness, was confirmed last night,
was not present at today's meeting
This was believed TO have weakened
the position Of the radicals. Herbert
Smith. acted in Smillie's place and
with Frank Hodges. secretary Of the
miners federation, reported to the
congress the failure Of the miners
negotiations with the government.
The miners urged direct action. ."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
BERRIEN SPRINGS
March IL

March IL
The AID society Of the Methods;
church met Tuesday afternoon in
the church parlors.
Miss Mable Edwards ~ Dowa-
giac was a week end guest at the
home OF her aunt Mrs T. f. Pat
terson.
Mrs George Perkins left wed
ncsday for Dillon, Montana. 20 Join
her husband who has been working
there the past year.
II. W. Oatman and family Of
Saginaw, have purchased the Wires
house on Mechanic street. and have
moved 20 their new nome
Mrs. Flora Davis has returned
from a visit Of several months with
her daughter. Mrs. Chas. Kuntz, in
Duluth, Mimi.
Mrs J Howard Taylor OF Chi
cago is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs w. +. Wetmore.
Mrs Hattie Stahl returned tues
day from 81. Joseph where she was
called BY the Illness OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Kenneth Stahl.
DIT p. r. CranstOn returned We'd
nesd9y from a few days business
visit I'm Detroit.
Mrs VIII Robinson has returned
from the st. Joseph sanitarium
where she underwent a successful
operation for the removal OF goiter
Will Quirk Of Akron. Ohio. was I
guest at the home Of his aunt, Mrs
A. b. Ayers Monday
Harry Buckley returned Monday
from the northern peninsular
where ne has been working for the
past month.
Mrs. :. Z. FTyberger died sun
day at her home in Goshen. Her
husband. Rev. :. +. F'ryberEer. was
a former pastor OF the local Luth-
eran church and the family We're
residents of this village for several
Years
Mr. and Mrs VIII AIarcelIus. OF
Galieu. have moved into the ].
GOrham house on Murdoch ST.
which they recently purchased.
The Aid society of the Baptist
church met wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. -. y. Ford.
Miss Helen Fisher OF Kalamazoo
was week end visitor with home
people.
NJ r. Cashier visited friends in
South Bend Sunday
a number OF the members Of the
L. O.. ~ NJ. were in St Joseph
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
NEW CARLISLE
March 10

March 10.
The funeral OF Mrs. George Sipe.
who died very suddenly Of heart
trouble at her home on Chestnut
St, Friday night, was held Tuesday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock az the resi-
dence. Rev. Walter Nell. of Hamlet.
officiating. Burial was in the New
Carlisle cemetery. Mrs. Sipe was so
years old. She is survived by her
husband. two daughters, Mrs. o. VI.
Searles. OF Chicago. and Mrs.
Arthur Rice, of Saratoga, y. Y. and
one son. Harry Sipe, Of Eaton Raj
ids. Mich
Harry Stockton. aged 25, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stockton. died
Thursday after a lingering illness
of tuberculosis. He is survived by
his wife. Mrs Martha Stockton. and
two small children. Also his par
ents. two brothers and two sisters
survive him. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon at the II. F.
church. Burial was in the New
Carlisle cemetery.
David Hostettle T has purchased
the Warner and Garoutte building
at Michigan and Arch SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Coleman went
10 Valparaiso Sunday 10 reside.
The funeral of Mrs. Luther Haw
was held Friday afternoon at
o'clock at Olive Chapel Burial was
i'm the Chapel cemetery. She is sur
vived by her husband and two
brothers. John Mofiit, of New Car
Isle. and Mansfield MOffit,of River
Park.
Charles Wade was called to Caanl
Dover, Ohio. by the death Of his
father. Henry Wade, who died on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

Friday 10 attend county meeting
fthe lodge
Fred Gray returned Monday
from a few days visit with his
son. Frank Gray. in Elkhart
Glen Smith OF Battle Greek.
Mich. IS the new manager OF the
Slower implement store.
Mrs George 3. Dean and Mrs c.
T.. Dilley were visitors at the home
OF the latter's sister. Mrs. Gertrude
Balm. in Niles. Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. II. slower was called 20
Grand Rapids Tuesday by the ILL
ness OF her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Dale.
Fred Cray was a business in st.
Joseph, Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
TRADE UNION CONGRESS
HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING

LONDON. March 1.-THE trade
union congress representing more
than five and One-half million
workers. met at the Central hall.
Westminster. today 70 decide wheth
or direct action" in the form Of a
general strike should be attempted
in an effort 70 compel the govern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
HEADED RAGS

Tomorrow only Genuine French
Beaded Bags. So to SIS value. SIS
each.
THE ELLSWORTH STORE.
1071-12
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12

POPULATION OF ALEXANDRIA.
WASHINGTON, March II. The
population Of Alexandria. Va. is
$4,000 the census bureau announced
today. This is an increase Of 2.T31
or 17S per cent over the 1910
census.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27

3 CINE VICTORIA. Esta empresa
ha cedido la function de cine del sa-
bado G de maSzo !; laCruz Roja con
|el 6bjeto dc levantar fondos para so
|correr a los infelices. atacados de la
influenza en- esta ciudad. Sc espera
de la generosidad del pdblico concurra
a esta obra ben6fica
CINE IDEAL Pronto reanudara
sus funciones eI cine Ideal presentando
hermosas pelfcuIas.
FUEGO EN- MONTE GRANDE.- En-
el barrio de Cambalache Sc quemaron
25 cuerdas de cana de Ia hacienda Mon
te Grande.
JUICIOS POR JURADO.- FL dfa
de mario dan comienzo ante esta
Corte de Distrito los juicios por in
rado.
CINE ARECIBO.- ~ Este cine tiene
en- cartera preciosas pelfculas para ser
exhibida esta semana.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
Cronica Arecibena

DOLOROSA NOTICIA. En- la ma.
mana de hoy ha recibido el sefor Ma
nuel AguiaI un cablegrama en- que lie
anuneia su hijo Carlos haber fallecido
de la influenza en- Philadelphia su
amante espea Mrs. Emile Grier. Aeon
pafamos en- su pena a sus familiares.
BALE DEL CASINO ESPANOL.- .-
Esplendido kesuIt6 el Bale de Pifata
dado por esl Centro el pasado domingo.
La concurrlncia numerosa llenaba los
ampliOs salInes. A las doce fue rota
la Pinata qie tenfa tres premios y nu-
mgrdsas bdsas- de bomboHes. LOS
IpremiOs colfistfan en- un reloj de pull
sera, un pr&ioso abanico de plumas y
una GAIA d perfumeria. Ell primer
premio tocd Ia Srtag Quintana, Ell
segundc ldSra. de Colony Ell tereero
"a la Sra. da Cunning. Toda Ia eoncu-
rrencia fue lbsequiada espIendidamen-
te. Sc BAIL hasta atlas horas de Ia
|noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
LAS FEUCTUACIONES DEL
MERCADO

Sc cree que muchos negociantes de
az1car y aun centralistas, han tenido
perdidas de consideration con motive
de la actual baja de los precios de azu-
car, pues hechos los calculos Y AUS
tes $40, 0 mas, ahora resulta que CO.
tizaciones de estos 1ltimos dias solo
llegan a $S.75. Ell hber mejorado la
situacion en- Cuba y poder realizar
entregas de az1car mas regulares, ha
normaIizado un tanto el mercado de
Nueva York; que cubiertas sus necesi-
dades anas. urgentes, GOTTA a tipos
mas bajos,S Hay opiniones de que 81
los productos de Puerto Rico mantle
men sus azucares, podran obtener me-
jores tipos dentro de POGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
CORTE SUPREMA

! aauqs,a nslsasass , sel ~. 3. -
auss . "a. ssass uaaae a. asasse sr
aisah Es.ainsasn sls~aAsNnao cas anrss
b mesaa lsa als.lHas , a--.ssimhnau.,
b ugsluflen lnisFssasstn pss b assnan.
anah sSsasa h ~ssisssaa a. d nasas
o. lsisaalle ae kan aunn. N-sdan y.
Mrs. xaNslr@ N. Masasnnsmcs ~. N
J. forilMm. ~ alsGs sx-uslncian as~-s.
timnl'aa h aIsslnsian irirFpuessa par
h lssu,sseuie.
VI Passiae ss aase R@ariraez - 81.
s''lsre ucomftimisase agresa.m siu.
I,le ~ aisss rsutsslcaa cuiifiruAlsas ls
apelHda b. IA Cor1s d. niellio ae
Aguhdiia DE- Julio - De 1919.
Fel,rcro "a.
vi fn..i.iO ~ Luis Ramos. s.slsn ~.
ducsi6n ~ celelsr5 Ia vista ssl casa CON
In sola aSisieiscia . infoFme del Fiscal
por 81 aPeladO.
" Pueblo Vs. Alberto Gutierrez go.
bTe lmrIo De mayor cuanila. ~ celel,r6
In vista del case con Ia sOla aslsfencia
e informe del Fiscal por RI ape.anie.
Rafae. lnOCrncio Menendez vs. ]. \.
Cobb ei al, sObre nuidad devalnci6n
de proriedad. se celebr6 la vista del ca
20 con asistencia q informe DEF aboga-
do de los apeladoS.
Encaraaci0n Rivera VS.. Succession de
Lopez Villamil y Cia. sobre indemniza-
ci6n de dailos y perjuiciOs, Sc celebr5
In vista del case con asistencia infOr.
me de los abogadOs de las parties.
DiOnisiO Ulises Pab6n VS.. Agelica
AlvaradO y HermlniO Lopez, sObre nu-
lidad de actuaciOnes, sc ceiebro Ia vista
de Ia lnOci6n del apelante sobre eli
minaci0n, con asistencia informe de
los abogadOs de las parties.
Simon Pescay VS.. CandidO Fe N tndez.
sObre rescici6n de contratO. Sc dict0
resoluci0n cOncediendo al demandado
una pr1rrOga de diez dfas a contar des-
de el - de febrerO de 1920 para radi.
car el alegato.
MOhserrate Butler ct al, VS.. lgnaciO
NJ. SOrcngO ct al, sobre nulidad de ties.
tamento, Sc dict6 sentencia revocando
la apelada de la Corte de Distrito de
Arecibo de enero IL de 1918 Y orde-
nando la celebration de un nuevo jul
lcio.
Camiia Lanause VS.. Enrique Lanau-
Sc, sobre retracto, Sc iict6 resoluci6n
teniendo por desstido al demandado.
apelanfe de la apelaci6n estaIiecida
contra la sentencia de la COrte dc Dis
trito d" Guayama de octubre 21 de
1919.
FebrerO %
Antonio R. Barcel6 VS.. Jose A. Dfaz
Gomez, sObre cObro de shonorarios, Sc
dict6 resolution cOncediendO al deman-
dado una pr6rroga de diez dfas a con-
tar desde el % de febrero de 1920 pa.
ra radicar ell alegatO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27

A,ss lals nsa sss,liau a. ssaasatl,
Va > ssgas@saaslse o. aAasas. 81 81
sNitn 80 ss~laaN~ a. la A4anlNs6m a.
ks.Fxasas F'aaaissa. ssanuae rslx~aars ~.
l.i.sa.lss~ - b sssn.lsiaa a. klselussan
b u~aennisns > - ramits - ssaasu
tnelan nonlEnae ssa las saFp,sarrss
line,rulsans o. Ia fssasFneaan paFRe.
fxaQnela aoa TsNlato.
lsss IaiEunas sxI,asisrun eki.nsnmea
b. sus lsnui~s o. slsan sslse las rw4i.
rissH~ soszmuiaaas lssr lns eMsv niegsa..
ssIuslalarglr de numrniae ae aalnsss.s.
cue h s,susidffan exrr-lva. l.aEsue lcs
s'aufFAi.s cue siio, hicirIssa al a lnsinr
10 alaas que ~ han IaFallFado l,or
a hnelEa. fRefon hecllos cont ando con a
tiI,o De iornales qne pn'ralecin. de csia.
isuia szntarss Tor hoFa. que - s.l pro.
medic que eilos essiman one ssialan
ineando. Segdn dicrn no pedrin ha.
rer nn auInenio mayor de ciucnenta
reniavOs por hoFa. s.Sio ss. diez centa-
roS. mas en cada hora de traln 10. que
represeIiian ochenis cnfavos de an.
mento 'liario para eada operario. No
hicieron ningnna oferta formal como
medic de solmcionar Ia huelga.
II Gentle de los obrer0s soSigro que
un jornal de setenta y cinco centayos
por bora, .es 10 linico que los p0ne en-
condolences de hacer frente al alto cos
to de Ia vida, que aumenta sin cesar,
Y estiman, que dada La anOrInalidad
.ecOnOmica existente, los dueilOs de las
.obras deben reeOnsiderar sus cOniratOs
~ aumentar tanto como sea necesariO
para que los contratistas no se aprju-
diquen Y los ObrerOs reciban sa,ar,.s
que les permitan vivir.
Y Sc acOrd0 reanudar la session ma
mana sabadO a las dos de la tarde y
que cada parte lleye pOr escrito sus
cOncluslOnes sObre el particular.
Los huelgistas Sc reunierOn anOche
y oye"n el informe de sus cO'uisiona-
dos. Mahana acudiran a la reunion
los mismOs cOmjsiOnados Obreros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
DE BASE BALL
Cromista.

Nuevamente Sc encontraran frcnte a
frente los conocidos teams Fisk Los
MuchGchos.
Ri domingo 30 del corriente, Sc lie
varan a efecto dos desaffos de base
ball entire estas novenas, los que segu-
ramente resultaran muy re1idos Am
bas novenas son muy conocidas, la
concufrencia sera numerosTsima, CO.
mo el los pasados desaffos Ell pri-
mer dssaffo que sera por la manana,
|empezara las 10 a. m. en- punto y ell
de Ia t4rde, a las p. m.
Para " dia z, primer domingo de mar
20, nos yisitara ell famoso Ponce. quien
lcelehrara des desaffos con Los lfachG.
chos, desaffo que promote ser mny i'm
portante, pues los poncenos vienen
ldispues.os veneer en- esta era lu-
cha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
FL ME..JOR
.CONFIDENTE

Els un error querer confiar Ia me.
moria las cosas que hemos dc hacer
al otro dfa, las direcciones de las per
sonas a quienes debemOs escribir en-
Gales pueblos q. no nos son fanilia.
res, los datos, las fechas, las cisras que
podemos necesitar de pr0uto, que tai
Vez nos han de ser titles otro (lfa :.
IPor que no hemos de Ileva. en- ell
bOlsillo un librito priInoroso que con-
tenga unas hojas en- blanco, dividi.
das para las anotaciones y tosios es-
tos iaformes ftiles?:: el Calendario, 10
que Sc paga por enviar giros postales,
aquetcs,- cartas, los diyersos raises.
medios de aplicar la antisepcia en- de-
terminates momentos, de combatir In
extenuaci6p. de curar la asfixia nor
gas, de prestar y pedir ayuda en- ca
SOS de academies, de cOnocer los an
tfdotos para los venenos, de conocer
las pesas medidas, de tener la ma
no Mapas y pianos, datos sobre las Do
blaciones americanas ' las pobIaciones
del mundo y tanta cOsa como necesi.
tamos saber cada instante y que Ia
memoria infiel no recuerda
Pues bien; tOdo este que pareee tan
to esta condensado en- una libretita de
bolsillo. de aspecto elegante y sle prac-
tica utilidad, que, es cIaro, valia '
mejora segdn el precio que paguemos
por ella.
Desde ounce cenntasos hasta sesen.
ta centavos una, hay una gran varie-
dad de estos beIlos libritos de apun-
taciones , dc consultas en- Ia casa
cantera Ferndndes y Ca. Inc.
pOdemOs servir por correo los pedi-
.os que Sc nos ordenen.
Advk
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
PROBABLE REUNION DE LA
! s:.k ASAMBLEA 'ss. Il

Sc cree que dentro de breve plazo
el Gobarnador convocara d la Legisla-
tura para celebrar una session extraor-
dinaria con ell propositp de resolver
asuntos ,urgentes, entire ellos algun
Emprestito y .;lijeras eraniendas. la
Ley Municipal y la Ley Electoral.
Las sesiones ,prometen resultar intere-
santes, pues entire los Delegates que
Sc disponen a llevar a la! discussion
asuntos de sensation, esta Ell Lcdo. se-
nor Fernandez Garcia, de Cayey, que
tratara asuntos relacionados con ell
Distrito de Guayama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-27
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Perfumado" y la Lucha por los Mi
Homes, episodios II v 12
Cine Episodes IS y IA de
la Fortuna Fatal", 'P6lvora Pas
to" y "Estudio de Pajaro".
Cine Real. Episodes 9 y 10 de "La
Fortuna Fatal" y dos c6micas.
Cine Monte CarIo.-El episodio de
La Mano de la Venganza" y "Los
Regeneradores".
Cine Puerto Rico.-@El Pantano" y
una comica.
Cine Imperial.-@El Reinado Secre-
to-, episodios 2. 8 y9.
Victory Garden Ell episodio 1s de
4El Peligro de un Secreto'' y Recur-
so Supreme.
Cine NOrma.-Los episodios Is 16
de "El Hombre de la Media Noche' y
una c6rnica.
Cine Habana @Tigresa Parisieng
y una comica.
Cine BeIiograpk. (Catano) .Esta
I'd. Despedido" y una c6nica.
TeatrO RfvOli, (Rio Piedras)--Cla-
Ira Kimball en- ia Mujer salvaje" '
lei tercer episodio de @El Peligro de
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