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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.
THE GRAND.
SULTAN SAM" a Real Hit

SULTAN SAM" a Real Hit.
Mr.. Irwin c. Miller and his in
comparable company of artistic play
ers again Won the praise of the the
atrical fans with the production of
his rev vehicle. The book is chuck
full Of good humor, and affords
much opportunity for comedy por-
trayal Miller's last show was a good
one and q box office attraction, and
looked as if all that could be done TO
make a perfect show, had been done,
but Miller has surprised US with Sui
tan Sam, book creation of his own.
Special mention is made of Mr.. En-
mot Anthony. who to-day takes a
place among the races premier CO.
mcdiaus. Nh Anthony is original in
his work and keeps the house in an
uproar The Leggett Sisters, Emmett
Thompson, TIE Staffards, Ferd Ro-
biraon, Andrew Peel and the entire
outfit worked up the piece in cap
able manner
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
TIE PROGRESSIVE CO-OPERA
TIVE COMPANY.

A very interesting meeting was
held at the Soldiers and Sailors
Home, Sunday evening, it being the
Literary hours of the Company. Mrs.
Elsie Turner had charge of the Mu-
sica! Department. The Musical Pre-
grammc consisted of Violin solo
by Miss Collins, Vocal Solo by Mrs.
Elsie Turner and Violin Solo by Mas
ter Wyre. Short talks by Mr.. z.
T. Jorden, Miss Mamie Burgett and
The address of the evening which was
by Atty, j. D. Bibb, Editor of Chi
cago Whip. Mr. Bibb's address was
full of New Ideas and encourage
ment. He represents the New Negro
in action, word and deed.
The Progressive Co. has recently
purchased three flats building at
3655-57-59 S. State Street on which
they mean to build four story De-
partnent Store.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
MUSICAL NOTES
THE PEDAL.
By Mildred Bryant Jones.

THE PEDAL.
Because of the indiscriminate use of the
pedal by many persons who play the piano
and the consequent agony of those who
are forced to listen, it seems opportune
that we think and seriously of this matter
II should be remembered that the use of
The pedal is an art in itself and not an
e.ocdient to shield deficiency and to cover
up mistakes in correct aim and touch. Just
to produce the best effects, is a matter of
long study. At the start It must be UNDER
stood clearly that the so-daled loud"
pedal must not be held down while two
unrelated chords are played and that the
ear must no. be offended by the blurring
of sounds. These should be no hard and
fast unles concerning the use of the pedal
but the fact must be accepted that the
pedal is Just as much part of the piano
as the stops are part of the organ ard
that the use OF the pedal must be studied
with as great care and diligence
THE USE OF BREATH
The voice is wind instrument. The
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
MELODY MART

Orchestra Leaders, get the new
song hit "Roumania" at Williams and
Piron Music Co., 1T N. State st.
The entire band element of Musi-
clans Local 20S. turned out at Mr..
Berry's funeral on last Sunday, the
playing seemed to come from their
hearts as they all knew how exact
their fallen leader was when it came
to painting expression.
1t is rumored that Clarence Lee,
Violinist at the Earl Theater will
sever his connections with that house
to join John Wickliff's Band.
Mr.. Ben Shuck, the musician from
Detroit was in the city for a few
days on business.
Mr.. w. A. Tyler, the Violin Artist,
is in the city on visit. Mr.. Tyler has
been playing in Detroit for the past
8 months.
Frank Harris, the trap drummer is
taking a gang of windjammers to fill
an engagement at Brighton Beach,
Wisconsin.
Mr.. Richardson, the walking dele
gate of Local 208, is always on the
job; he keeps teh cards up-to-date,
and if you havn't got one look out
for Richardson.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
DAVE PEYTON'S GREAT STAGE REVIEW
With the Actors.

! Staffard and Watts, frst-class
vaudeville team, have associated
themselves with Miller's Sultan Sam
Company, and will remain indefi-
nitely. .
Bert A. Williams, the comedian will
head big musical comedy of white
performers next season. The rumor
| is current that Geo. LeMaire will do
starlight for Mr.. Williams
Moss and Fly are still wrecking the
shows on the Keith Time They are in
Rochester, N. Y, this week.
"Mockin' Bird Rube' who all the
actors know, is now a prosperous
news dealer on the corner of 31st
and State. Rube was sick for about
year and is now on the road to
recovery.
The Four Harmony Kings are at
st. Louis, Mo-, this week.
Gertrude. Saunders, the comedi-
enne, is now resting in Cincinatti, be-
fore opening her season with the
King Show, which starts rehearsals
shortly.
Lulu Coates and her Cracker Jacks
are still "knockin' 'em dead" in the
East with their fast dancing spe-
cialty.
Davis and Walker are doing nicely
on the Coast time. Seattle, Washing
ton, this week.
Rucker and Winifred, on the Pan
time, stopping all shows. This is their
third trip over the time.
Simms and Warfield are doing
good on the Keith time, and booked
solid for the season.
Glen and Jenkins are feature on
the Majestic Bill this week at Chi
eago.
Frank Montgomery and Hello /
1919 Company, done capacity bust.
ness at Cincinatti las tweek, turning
them away on last Sunday night -
they will remain over another week. !
They play Springfield. Ohio, follow
ing Cincinnati.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
BOotleygers Wreak Revenge on
COlored Wit!nes

DALLAS, Texas, May %. - The
home of Archer Holmes, colored, liv-
ing near Richardson, Dallas County,
and Holmes, the only occupant, mar
rowly escaped death in the explosion.
Holmes recently appeared as a
witness in the federal court here in
federal prosecution of alleged
operators of still near his home
Holmes testimony was the feature
of the governments case, and the
white bootleggers retaliated by dy-
namiting his home.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
CROOK & JONES OPEN UNDER.
TAKING PARLORS.

The opening of the beautiful and
we'll equipped undertaking parlors
of Crook & Jones at 1858 Cottage
Grove Avenue marks another en-
barcation of race enterprise into
Chicago,s business life.
A noteworthy and outstanding fact
in connection with this firm is beau
tiful ambulance car that is the pro-
perty of the firm, being the only
ambulance owned by colored men in
Chicago.
Their spacious chapel in connection
with the establishment is one of the
highest efficiency to those who need
service in the time of deepest sorrow.
The enterprising spirit of Mr..
Crook and Mr.. Jones promises to
soon bring this firm to the front of
the profession.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29

Very little outside sympathy is
wasted ON a widow and widower who
marry.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
American Legion Notes

In order that Honor may be given to
those to whom honor is due. al ex-serviee
men are urged to attend special call
meeting at the Community Service House
on Thursday, May 81 at eight p. m. The
meeting will be in the interest of me-
mortal service to be held at the Community
House This service will be held at Il 100
m Monday, May 81. After the service the
men will march in a body to the Loop SO
as to take part in the mammouth Memorial
Day Parade. Participation in the memorial
service and in the parade is opened to all
ex-service men who come dressed in civilian
clothes Let's make both of these events
a great success. Another memorial service
will eb held at the Eighth Regiment Armory.
Sunday, May 80. All members of the George
L. Giles Post 81 are invited and urged to
be present.
UNIVERSITY CLUB NOTES.
The regular meeting of the University
Club Sunday afternoon well attended
and much enjoyed.
The musical numbers of Mr.. jackson, one
Of which was his composition. showed
some musical talent.
The address of the afternoon was given
by NJ. Alexis. Chairman of the Educational
Department of the Community Center in
which many bright ideas and much food
for thought was given the members of the
society Mr.. Alexis is one of the young nen
of the race who not only gives out many
good suggestions and progressive ideas but
spends his time unselfishly in trying to
accomplish some of the things that we need
to have done.
The University Club stands for the
complshment of some of the things it is
possible for organization and proper per-
sat 10 obtain in city like Chicago.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
Trained Men.
Division and Field Agents.
In New Home.

rac New Home which they have
rret uhtly bought and moved INTO is
a place of beauty and taste and is
visited by thousands of people every
week. This particular enterprise is
the biggest thing of its kind managed
and conducted by race people and is
deserving of patronage and atten-
ton.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
See Them Before You Die

This is not their motto,> but it
would be good one. Sec the Elroy
manufacturing Co. First. The Elroy
Mfg. Company is real large coffin
and casket manufacturing company
owned and operated by Colored Peo-
pie. 1t is a hundred thousand dollar
corporation and owns the property
in which it is housed.
Trained Men.
The heads of the company are
well trained men, experienced and
thoroughly familiar with the theo-
ries of Modern Successful Business
Of this day and time.
Division and Field Agents.
They have separate divisions in
Atlanta and Philadelphia. In both CT
ties they have good representation
and an able corpse of men in charge.
They have a number Of men out on
the road all the time as Field Agents
&ho are doing good wrck for The
I OH. my.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
THE MONOGRAM.

A very good bill is presented at
this popular play house for the week
and il includes such acts as Dudley
and Cam, Tansil and Tansil, The
iJphoes. and Waiter Brogsdale.
Coming Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday ., % ard 20, W. S. Hart in
The Toll Gate A border romance
Of hot passion and cold lead.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
POLLARD
VISITS NEW YORK

Attorney Benjamin g. Pollard, has
just returned from New York where
he has been for the last ten days on
business for the Black Star Line. Al
torncy Pollard reports u pleasant visit
and successful issue to his business
while in Gotham.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
W. S. Hart Is Trampled By
Horse After A Fall.

Los Angeles, Cal, May II. = Will
liam S. Hart was severely injured
today when he fell from a horse and
was trampled by the animal. Hart
was riding benin another actor
when a low hanging tree limb struck
him in the face.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
TIE PHOENIX.

Thursday, May 27, Coming, Harry
Carey il Overland Real" Saturday,
My 18th, Robert Warwick "Thou
Art The Man"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
THE STATES.

Coming Thursday and Friday, 9th
and 28th, Glemoneeau in "The
Strongest"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-29
THE PICKFORD.

Coming, Thursday, May 81, John
Barrymore in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
De SAM GERMAN

Nuestro respectable amigo senior Uli-
ses Sanabria, esta algo delicado de
salud. Con tai motiyo la Directiva
del Banco de Economics Y Prestamos,
del cual es digno tesorero, lie ha con-
cedidos yarios meses de licencia. De-
seamosle pronta mejorfa. y
Para el dfa % del corriente esta
anunciada. la llegada aquf de la COM
paflfa de BufOs Cubanos, hacienda su
debut en- ei teatro Sol La temporada
promote ser muy amena y cOncurrida.
--Alrededor de 300 lestudiantes Sc
han matriculado en- ell Institute Poll
tecnico para cursar estudios superfO-
res este afio. Muchos son tambi6n los
j6venes de Ia localidad que siguen allf
sus estudios por no contar aquf con
segundo. aiio de High School. Es ell
Institute un planted del cual Sc enor-
gullece esta historical ciudad.
Sc nos informa que ell competen-
te professor Sr. Justo Barea renuncia-
RI SUI escuela para desempeiiar un car
60 municipal.
La Sociedad B6n6fica Escolar de
San German ha elegido la directiva
siguiente para actuar durante este aiio
escOlar: -..
Presidenta Sra. Coloma z. de Ca
sablanca Vicepresidenta, Srta. Ana
| Quihones; TesOrera, Srta. Lolita Fa-
| ria; Sub-tesorera, Srta. Minita Guz-
man; Secretaria, Srta. Eufemia Ba-
rea; Vocales Mr., H. A, Martin, Srta.
Antonia Quinones Y Srta. Conception
IriZarry. &
No pueden ser mas aeertados estos
,, nombramientos, por ell prestigio de las
personals que 'fornlan el Comit6
DIR. NESToR RIvERA.-Es can
didato a la Asamblea Municipal por el
partid0 unionista. Professional inteli-
gente Y muy acreditado. Hizo sus es-
tudios ell los Estados UnidOs es CO.
nocedor dc las costumbres Y vida labo-
ROSA Y activa de aquel gran pueblo.
Muy joven a1n ha logrado rodear-
Sc de envidiable prestigiO professional
y social. Goza aquf ell los campos,
de generates simpatfas y Sc lie quiere
Y distingue de veras.
COnOce las necesidades de nuestra
zona rural, por tener propiedadcs en-
algunos de los barrios Y tiehe a sn
pueblo un prOfundo icarino. Hombre
de acci0n dc ideas progresistas, no
dudamos que dado el inter6s que de-
muestra ell todo aqlIelIo que. Sc lie
encomienda, hara un buen asamblefs-
ia, poniend6' SUI fnteliaencia al servfcio
de este SUI pueblo natal.3C ffr(.Ig l..
Els un candidate popular Y su NOM
bre EN- el ticket electoral es una nota
de simpatfa para el partido. Union. de
Puerto Rico, que rinde a este querido
! amigo esa merecida distinction.
70 -+S1 %S5CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
ENFERMEDAD A LA LEY

\
Sc espera que la pfoxima Legisla-
tura hara algunas enmiendas a la
Ley de Gontribuciones que segun OPT
ni6n de muchos, ha de ser objeto de
enmiendas recomendadas por la ex-
periencia. Empleades de- Tesorerfa
Green que la contribucion.a las Cor
oraciones-partieularmepte ia las
empresas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS para
fines del corriente ano una importan-
te suma. Sc estudia la forma de que
todo el mundo pague contribution ade
cuada y que unos no resulten mas per-
judicados que otros, haciendose mas
justicia al comercio en- general que
contin1a soportando una gran carga.
Con motive de las oscilaciones del
mercado de Estados Unidos, de donde
Sc surte Puerto Rico, muchas casas de
comercio han sufrido y estan sufrien-
do considerables perdidas que en- al
gunos casos .resultan mayores cue las
ganancias que pudieran haber obteni-
do en- la pasada epoca. 4 L !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
los OUE LLEGAN

Relaci6nt de los pasajeros que pro-
cedente de los puertos del Sur de la
Repdblica Dominicana, condujo hasta
San Juan el yapor Marina, el 20 de
septiembre, 1920. s. 4.
Marcos S. Castillo, Emilio A. Aeeve-
do, Adrian Bobones, Luisa Irizarry,
Pablo Font, Fernando Malpica, Juana
AyusO de Cintr6n, Guillermo Cintr6n,
Tomas Cordero, Juanita Torres, Ger
man Salvatella, Pedro Quinones, Ella
dio. Ruiz, Miguel Velazquez,, W: E.
Drake, Leopoldo Duriez, Fernado Gar
cfa Ramos, Amador FrOntera, Jose
Cintr6n, Monserrate Sanchez Irizarry,
Martin Valentfn, Florencio CarrefIo,
Pedro Lopez, Manuel Canine, Pedro
Romanacce, Juan Guijarro, Rafael
Garcia, Pantale6n Gonzalez, ErnestO
Armenteros, Maria 2. de Oliver, Blan
ca Maria Prieto, Herminio Suarez, Oc
tavio Barrios, Antonio Macfas, Marga
rita Sein, Jose R. Soto, Rafael Franco,
Noah Shepard, Randall Cremer, Mario
A. Malpica, Ramon Carbia, .Lidia Gin
tr6n, Francisco V6lez, Asunci6n To-
rres, Simplicio Belford, Rosa Cruz
Fontanez, Francisco Vallejo, Gustavo
Benftez, Jose Antonio Vivoni, Merce-
des Seda, Miguel Larrache, iEulalia
Font, Rafael L. Mendoza, Balbino
Valentfn, Jose Borrero, Angel de J. We
ga, Rebecca 'Morehead, JOSEF r. Cami-
no, Benigno Vidal, B. NJ. Craig, ANA
deo Barletta, Tiburcio Gonzalez, Jose
Armenteros, Jr.,' Maria Luisa Oliver.
Estela Ferndndez, Jose Cabruja vi
mas; Napoleon Romanaccey Cosine ID.
Mercado, Julian Rodriguez; Andres AL
varez, Monserrate Sehl, Dorothy, Gre
mer, Antonia Miranda, Manuel PazoS
Rivera, Rafael Estrada, Fermfn Eiera,'
Prudencia Guzman, Paula Guerra,
Juan Jose Sanchez Luis Teisniere,
Eugenio BenfteZ, Ramon Torres, J.
Ramos Vicenti, Silverio Castillo, Ma
ria Teresa Font, Antonio Ortiz, Gre
gorio VelaZquez, Manuel Valencia, Ig-
nacio Sein, Antonio Camino, William
Fl. Gleadell, Javier Chain, Jacobo Sa-
leila, Francisco Fernandez, Jose Ar
menteros, AdOlfo A. Garcia, Aurelio
Vera, Cecilio SudreZ, Francisco TOro
Garcia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
STGUE Ell DEsEQUILIBRIo

Las cotizaciones de valores siguen
bajando y la Libra estuvo aver a
$3.50 y ell franco con go por ciento
de descuento. La Peseta Sc mantle
ne mas de 25 por ciento de descuen-
to y la Lira con un 25 por ciento de
su vaior. Sc cree que en- tanto no pa
sen las elecciones en- los Estados Uni
dos habra anormalidad pues la. pre-
sion del Gobierno y de los PartidoS es
muy ,fuerte para provocar una baja
en- el costo de la vida y ESQ contribu-
We en- parte la situacion de los va
lores.' Europa resiste en- 10 possible a
comprar a Estados Unidos y estos,
que dominan las fnanzas, mantienen
los tipos que lie convienen en- tanto al
otro lado del mar no esten en- condi-
clones de defenderse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
Ell AZUCAR ,FIRME.


Las dltiA1as noticias' del merlc;ado
azucarero acusan alguna firmeza en-
ell mercado neoyorquino, aunque los
tenedores de dulce en- Puerto Rico
la esperanza de mayor pre-
clio y en- general no Sc deciden a ven-
der. De las 10000 toneladas que Sc
calculaban en- JUNO quedaban en- la
Isla Sc cree que solamente Sc han ven-
dido de 8 a 10000. Algunos especu-
ladores que compraron azucar a mas
de 500, han vendido con gran perdi-
da, pero en- general los tenedores han
conservado sus existenciaa. I, En- jel
detalle Sc mantienen los precios de 20
centavos libra para los azucares. cru
dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
Ell ENSANCHE

Han comenzado las obras para el
ensanche de la carretera de Santurce,
trozo entire la Parada Is y Ia %. De-
biera evitarse en- 10 possible ladies'
truccion del arbolado hoy existente,
porque bien puede establecerse la
acera del ensanche sin derribar los
arboles que tienen un valor inapre-
ciable. En- todas las ciudades del
mundo Sc conservan los arboles venslo
possible y Santurce que posee ese va
lioso adorno, no debe ser desprovisto
de sus ventajas. .'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

PoR Ell BARR1o oBRERo

Por ell Comisionado del Interior Sc
nor Esteves, Sc estan hacienda Sges-
tiones fin de que los duefios de giia-
giias pasen por ell expresado sitio7a
fin de facilitar ell viaje San Juan
de los trabajadores que ALI resideh.
De los carros electricos, no hay que
hablar, puesto que la tardanza, en- los
viajes de Santurce y San Juan ygvice-
versa continua 10 mismo sino empaQ-
ra. Y cuando hay un descarrilainienL
to, como ocurrio ell otro dia, hay pa
sajero que llega su destino a Ia
hora y media mas de haber salido
de Santurce. '.is& 80
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
CRONICA De base BALL

:, Ihdaguyaci6n de Ia temporGda. =
El domingo pasadO visitarOn esta
ciudad los muchachos del Ponce, con
objeto de efectuar dos juegos con Ell
Borinquen Stars, nOvena que hace
POGO fu6 organizada pOr ell seilor Pho
Davila.
La concurrencia en- ell primer jue-
go que iba a celeblarse fu6 numerosa
Empez6 ell juego cerca de las II AS,
tOmando la delantera los ponceiios ano-
tandose carreras en- ell primer inning,
perO dur0 POGO esa Ofensiva, pueS los
muchachos de la capital, lie quemaron
La bola a Gabino, bateando de 10 lin
do, a pesaf de no haberse practicable
Y estar cefca de dos meses sin tirar
una bola. Y Sc sucedieron las carre-
ras destle eli primero, segundoy tercer
iithtng, hecllasl por sendos hits de
Brown. victoriano y Solef, acompafia-
dos de vatios efrores.o '@'d.I"I'" -ofs
FarDelle, fue' ell autOr (por su pit
chthg), de Ia defr0ta del Ponce, pues
tuvoi sus players comiendo en- sus
Manbs durante tres cuatro innings,
y eolvirti9ndolos ell verdaderas figu-
ras' de care08aGnias. o;u..3t,2at e.
5En cuanto al batting, mostrarOn las
R"Estreflas", una fortaleza arrollado-
ra, sobresaliendO Brown, Victoriano,
Soler Farbell6. lnGs3 ~ ala4-G
|" Ell score fu6 el que sigue: . g
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
PARTIDO SOCIALISM,

Entire otros candidates del PartidO
SOciGHsta, los siguientes han sidO no
minadOs en- varias peticiones de los
Municipios de Rinc6n, Las Piedras y
Aguada, estando sOstenidas sus can
didaturas pOr el n1mero de firmas que
La ley requiere: ~, ......,...-- .,.,.
Para Representante a la Camara por
el Distrito Representative No. 15, al
senior Juan Alexandra Solano, de Aqua
da.
Para miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de las \Piedras, a los seilores
Pedro 'CamachO Rivera, Arturo r. Go
mez, Lope Reyes Velazquez, Arturo
Perez Hernandez, Julio Il. CANA
chO, todOs de Las Piedras.
Para miembros de la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal de Aguada, los seiiores Igna-
clio Sanchez Cardona, Tomas Jim6nez
Morales, Hermenegildo Rivera Cardo-
ma, Vicente Lopez Morales Andres
CarrerO CrespO, todOs de Aguada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
ELCUARTo GRADo

Sc considera de gran importancia
para la Orden de los Caballeros de
Colon, la iniciacion de Cuarto Grade
que Sc ha @concedido a Puerto Rico, y
cuyo acto concurrieron valiosos ele-
mentos de los que ostentan el Grado
Tercero. En- otro lugar damos los
nombres5 de los nuevos dignatarios de
la Orderl.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
UN CUARTO PARTIDO

Sc informa que un Cuarto Partido
compuesto de diversos. elementos-la
mayor parte socialistas y republica-
nos-fue tratado de inscribir en- la
Secretaria de Puerto Rico, pero ha-
biendose presentado los documentos
un cuarto de hora despues del final
del plazo legal para la inscription, ell
Secretario !, Executive no acept6 la
inscription.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22

Trompitf Y Fidel, jugaron por juicy
y Beitfa, en- el 3er. inning.
El juego de la tarde Sc present6 al
go importante, pues los ponceiiOs AGO.
metieron al BOrinQUen Stars, de tai
manera aplicandole una apabullante
derrota. La bola lanzada por Nuts,
fue bateada tremendamente al ex-
'tremo que hubo de ser retirado, ocu-
pando ell box Siquito, 10 cual fu6 peor,
pues La tempestad de hits no ces6.
Farfebelle quiso parar por un momen-
to aquella andanada de palOs, pero
era tarde...
Y termin6 este iuego triunfando los
del sur por un caj6n de carreras, como
sc vera por ell siguiente score:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
PoR AGGRESSION

En- ell bafrio Florida AfaerG, de Bar
celoneta, el individuo Leocadioe Lopez,
acometi6 y agredi6 con un cuchill0 a
Ramon Ramos, Ocasionandole una gra-
We herida mel costado derechos lEl
agresor fue arrestado yTpuesto dis
posici6n del aJuez, quien. lie flo nha
-fianza de $500 para su libertad proyi-
sional. srQ atti..z sel 40
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
16' LOCALIDADES

Para la proxima lucha electoral Sc
han inscrito candidaturas en- 16 loca-
lidades para otro nuevo Partido. AL
paso que vamos los electores van a
tener que estudiar un curse especial
para saber votar las diversas combi-
naciones que van tener las papeletas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
REGREso

Dentro de pocos dias Sc espera Ell
regreso del senor Manuel Mendia, So
clio de la casa bancaria Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga, que fue a Estados Unidos
a causa de la enfermedad de su dis
tinguida esposa. La sonora de Men
dia ha mejorado y Sc cree restablece-
ra dentro de POGO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-22
Ell EDIFICIo De DIEGO AGuERos

No soiamente sabe escojer buenas
representaciones de gomas muy re-
comendables 81 active comefcfiantes de-
la Gale de1Alleh, 'sinoa que va a de-
mostrar que tiene buen acierto en- la
election de pianos para la construction
del edificio que necesitan para am
Pillar su va acreditada casa comercial.
En- breve comenzaran las obras de un
esplendido edifcio, en- la Marina de
esta ciudad, ell que Sc propone estre-
mar en- no lejana fecha y y.seguramen-
te que la obra resultara un exito con-
tribuyendo al progreso urbano de la
antigua barriada. n