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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
UMPIRES ENFORCE
PITCHERS RULES
Impossible to Estimate Effect
of New Ruling on Battle
Averages.
BY HENRY Il. FARRELL.
United Press staff Correspondent.


NEW YORK. April 24-NO
riots, bloodshed or fatal trimmings
have atttnded the enforcement OF
the new pitching rules.
Hurlers OF both leagues are keep
ing so close 10 the law that very
Few complaints have been made.
The Boston Red SOx in a game
a few days ago with the Yanks, ac-
cused Bob Shawkey OF doctoring
the ball but the umpires could find
no evidence
What effect the ban Of freak de
liveries has had in increasing bat
ting is impossible 10 estimate 50
early in the season. However. one
result is apparent-the game has not
been speeded up.
Two Hour Average
The games 50 far this season have
averaged two hours and ten minutes
Rube Benton and Rixey went
through the fastest game of the sea
son in one hour and twenty-five
minutes. The longest was played by
the Cleveland Indians and the
Tigers, a nine inning game in three
hours and four minutes.
Some pitchers, such as Jack
Quinn Of the Yankees. are naturally
slow workers in the box.
COyeleskie. spitball pitcher. and
Al Sothron, former sinner" pitch
cd one Of the fastest games of the
season in one hour and SO minutes.
The intentional pass may have
been curbed BY the new rules but il
has not been stopped. Ii is just as
easy 10 get rid Of a dangerous bat
ter by a base on balls as il was be
fore.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Biggest attendance Sees
Saints Vim OUertime Game
BY Associated Press

ST. PAUL. Mimi. April 24.-St
Paul opened the season here today
BY defeating Minneapolis to 1 IT.
thirteen innings. before the largest
crowd that ever attended a game
here. Unofficially the attendance
was reported to be 1880. Mime
apolis scored one run of Hall in the
first inning on three clean singles.
but failed 10 score again. Doubles
By Boone and Miller. tied the score
in the seventh inning and st. Paul
won in the 18th when Hall singled.
Dresser sacrificed and Riggert
singled 10 center. Score:
Minneapolis - 100 600 600 600 o. 10 .
81 Paul ..... 900 COO 100 600 IL 4
Robertson and Mayer; Hall anG
Hargraye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Local High Wins Track Meet.
SOUTH BEND HIGH
WINS TRACK MEET
Swamp Goshen in Dual Track
Meet. Capt Thomson
Stars in 40.
special % The News Times

GOSHEN. Ind. April 24.-South
Bend high school path artists had
little trouble in disposing OF Goshen
high school in a dual track meet held
here Saturday afternoon by the
score Of 741z TO 27h. Warsaw was
expected 20 compete in the meet but
failed TO appear. The South Bend
squad had things all their way IN
the track events. but were weak IN
the field events the locals placing
their only irsts in the high and
broad jumps.
Cleo Wedel was the high point
man Of the meet making Is points
although the running OF Capt.
Thompson OF the Orange and Blue
squad was BY far the feature OF the
meet. Thompson won both the 200
and the 40, leaving all his oppon-
ents trailing the dust. From the
form he showed sport critics expect
him TO do big things in the Northern
Indiana meet this year. Stoutenour
was the high man for the locals,
Sallying half OF the points.
Maxey. the South Bend distance
man. showed excellent form by cop
ping both the mile and the half mile.
lie would undoubtedly have made
much better time had he been
Sluss showed we'll I'm the hurdles.
running a tie in the high. while
Wedel took first in the low. Smith,
also a South Bend low hurdler, ran
we'll but was disqualified.
In the field events Sluss took the
shot put. while Raiston and Wedel
tied IN the pole vault Stoutenor Of
Goshen won the broad jump with a
leap OF II feet II inches and WIKI
inson. also OF Goshen. won the high
jump by clearing the bar at feet.
South Bend won the half mile relay.
Capt. Thompson who ran anchor
for the Orange and Blue finished %
yards ahead Sf his man.
No exceedingly fast time. dis
tances or heights. were made during
South Bend squad looks like sure
winner If they develop in the field
events and cut down their time IN
the track events little. The
summary:
Broad Jump: 1st. Stoutenour. Co
shen; End, Thompson. South Bend;
5rd Hoffman, South Bend. Dis
lance: II r. If inches.
100 yard dash: 1st. Witwer. South
Bend; End, StOutenOur, Goshen; Sra,
Dembufsl<y, Goshen. Time: 1O.4.
Bend: Wedel, South Bend, tied: 5rd,
wilkinson. Goshen. Time: 1S.5.
Mile run: Maxeys South Bend; 2nd.
Dalton, South Bend; 3rd, Huffman,
Goshen. Time: 5:95.
High jump: LIST, Wilkinson, Co,
shen; 2nd. Wedel, South Bend; 3rd,
weekes and Styver. tied for third.
Height: 3 ~.
40 yard dash: 1st. Thomson.
south Bend: End, Stoutenour. Co
shen; Ord. Smith South Bend. Time:
5S fiat.
Shot put: 1st Sluss. South Bend;
End. Zilkey. South Bend; 3rd, WIKI
inson. Goshen. Distance: 56 II. a
inches.
Half mile: Maxey. South Bend;
2nd. Shenefield South Bend; 3rd,
Lehman. Goshen. Time: 2.20.
22O low hurdles: 1t. Wedel, South
Bend; End, Styver, Goshen. Time:
2S.4
22O yard dash: LIST, Thomson,
South Bend End. Stoutenour, Gosh
en-; 3rd. witwer. South Bend. Time:
% fat
Pole vault: 1st. Wedel and Rails
ton. South Bend. tied: 3rd, WiT1kin-
son. Goshen. Height: S IT. 7 inches.
Relay won by South Bend: Siuss.
Smith. Wedel and Thomson. Time:
166
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
ILLINOIS WINS OVER
NOTRE DAME 8 TO 3

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. April "a
Illinois won an easy victory over
Notre Dame here today by a score
of s to before a crowd of 5000
fans Illinois won the game by hit
ting when hits meant runs. The
Irish played loose fielding game.
Mohardt and McCarty were the bat
teries FOR Notre Dame while Hikes
and Kopp worked for Illinois.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Decatur TiCirlS COlouelS
to Yin Over Indianapolis
BY Associated Press
moi IL

BY Associated Press:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April "a
Louisville scored two runs in the
first inning saturday. enough to de
feat Indianapolis in the first game
Of the series. The score was 3 10 1.
Decatur hurled "A pretty game for
the ColonCls and should not have
been scored upon. Crum pitched
good ball with the exception of thc
first and sixth innings, In the sixth
he walked four men forcing in q
tally. 4 double header will be play
cd tomorrow. Score
Louisville co.. 200 001 00O-3 o
Indianapolis 900 cool 0OO-1 1
Decatur and Mayer, Crum anu
EOssett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
AMERICANS SCORE
FIRST VICTORY IN
OLYMPIC CONTEST
Hockey Teams Skates Ring;
Around Opponents and
Score at Will.
By Associated Press


ANTWERP. April 24-The Amer
lean hockey team won an easy VIC
tory this afternoon over the swiss
seven by "A score Of % 10 o. This
was Am erica's first participation in
the seventh Olympic games.
Scoring almost at will. the Amer
cans baffled the opponents not only
by the cleverest hockey ever seen
In Belgium, but by their adroit skaJ-
ing. From the very outset n
Americans took the offensive. scor-
ing first goal within two minutes.
They finished the first half with
a score OF IL 10 o, and even though
Drury was put out OF the game by
the referee after the third minute
OF play in the second half for kick
ing the puck the Americans con-
tinued 20 score with six men against
their opponents seven.
Threaten Once.
Only once was the America goal
threatened. That was after Conroy
had also been ruled off, and the
Americans, playing with five men.
were forced 70 put up a brisk de-
Tense for a few minutes Fitzgerald
then took the initiative, driving and
following the puck all the way down
the rink for a goal
Mccormick several times scored
from a long distance. lifting the
puck and shooting il on a Decline
to the goal.
The general impression here is
that the real contest is between
America and Canada The Canadians
will get their first test against the
Czecho- Slovaks Saturday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Rookie Columbus HurIer
Stops Mud Hen SLugger'
By Associated Press

COLUMBUS, O., April 24.-CO-
lumbus won the second game Of the
series from. Toledo saturday by a
score Of 4 10 /. Hitting i'm the
pinches enabled Columbus to score
its runs while Toledo was baffled
by the splendid work Of Mulrennan
a recruit slabman. The score:
Toledo .... 900 OO1 OOO1 .
COlum bus ....OO0 112 OOx-4 s o
Nelson, Dubuc and Mcneil; Null
rennan and Hatley
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Timely Hitting WinS for
milwaukee, Orer X. City
By Associated Press

NIILWAUKEE. April e4-Timelv
hitting gave Milwaukee another
20 victory over Kansas City today.
Both Woodward and Howard were
harted hard by Howard kept the
hits well scattered while his support
was better than that given Wood
ward. The two pitchers had IS
fksouts between them. score.
Kansas City 600 010 100 10 .
milwaukee, 100 30 0ON-3 /
Woodward and Sweeney; Howard
and CASTOR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Rum Village Baseball
Team Starts Practice

All members Of tie Rum Village
Athletic club are requested 10 report
for baseball practice sunday morn
ing ~ $50 O'Clock on the j. ~.
Oliver playneld.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
AIRPLANE PLUNGES
INTO CROWD: YOUTH
KILLED INSTANTLY

FORT SMITH, Ark. April "a,
A fourteen year old boy was killed
and two men injured, one seriously
at Saltisaw, Okla, late today wher
an airplane driven by Bob F'ogg, a
former army aviator fell 40 feet
and plunged it's way through "A crowd
OF 1000 persons. according TO Special
dispatches received here.
will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Edna Gibson.
EARL GIBSON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
La ENTREGA DE LAS ULTIMAS
UNIDADES ALEMANAS 8


Berlin, febrero "a Dentro de po-
cos dfas seran entregados a los aliados
por parte de AlemAnia, cumpliendo asi
con una de las ciausulas del tratado de
Versailles, ciento veihte bafcos sineidl
yendo entire ellos ocho acorazados = llp
buen ndmefo de cruceros Dichos bar
cos serdn maquinados ' dirigidos por
tripulantes alemanes, hasta su entrega
total.
: En- toda AIemania ha producido Ia no
ticia el consiguiente disgusto. '. Sc
resienten cada vez mas los animos Sc
gtin Sc acerca el dfa de tener q. salir de
sus embarcaciones mercsptes y "a al
gunas provincias han apelado al Co
bierno, para que las retenga Sc ME
que a su entrega. Sc pone de ma
niiiesto que Ia reconstruction de Ia In
dustria alemana asf 10 exile. pue que
sera impossible seguir fabricando sin
coniar con medios de transporte y 6sio
hatkls Dc eauzes serlos dIslpez.7s en IA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
UN GRAN sABoLICIoNIsTA, So
NIETO, VEL ATENEO PUERTO
RRIQUENO

Don Julian E. Blanco y Sosa fu6
tambi6n uno de nuestros grandes abo-
licionis.as. Su nieto, el delicad0 poeta
Antonio Nicolas Blanco, ha escrito una
composition ad hoe, titulada Gel EscIa-
vo", para. recitarla ell pr6ximo Lsnes
en- el Ateneo.
De este modO, las estrDfas del Niet0-
Poeta pareceran la continuation de las
vibrantes clausulas del Abuelo- Patrio-
ia. Sera como una gIoriosa tradi-
ci6n que Sc renueva; como Ell eco que
responde en- hh lenguaje mas sutil ' de
licado = en- I'm medioambiente mas cuI-
tivado, al viejo lenguaje robusto 5 agre-
sivo que hablaban las generaciones que
Sc fueron
En- eea velada del proximo LEnes en-
el Ateneo. tomaran parte ademas. co
mo hem0s anunciado anteriormente
la sefora ManguaI de Cesteso y les
sefiores Toro Cuebas, Gutierrez Ortiz
, Bolivar Pagan
81 acto sefa amenizado por Ia Ban
da de HGsssa CUE airigs q maestro
TizoI , sera prestigiado por nuestro
Gobernador interino, se1or Benedicto,
con Sd ssistencia al mismo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
La situacion en- Santurce

La calle del Parque, del populoso
lpoblado, esta algo descuidada y 81
no Sc arreglan prOnto las cunetas 0
Ilado de las aceras, el costo sera lue-
Igo mas grande y el trafco Sc PERU
dicar6. Yea ESQ el Ingeniero senior Fe-
rfef, ahofa Due hay que hacer 1neri-
tbs sAq6s Ell tiene por la cagansfls
Ieieat6rai.
/, Ell incendio de anoche en- una IA
lbrica Q despalillado de tabaco; detfzs
de a calle del Parque, levant6 de sus
Elechos, mas !p menos blandos, al We.
cindario,. y y las 44.3O estaba domi-
lnado. Ell incendi6 en- 10 que respecta a
Hos edificios inmediatos, pues IL casa
". existencias Sc quemarOn totalmen-
|te.. Los bomberOs trabajaron como
siempre bien, pero Sc reciente la fall
ia de material y de ejercicios E ms
ttuccion. Demasiado hacen~ con los
Imedios de que disponen.
4 Los unionistas abrieron anoche el
Club del. !" "Chicharo" y alli, como en-
otras parties del poblado, Sc prOclari6
con gran .entusiasmo IA candidatura
del Lcdos Eugenio Font para Repre-
|sentante Ia Oamsra por Santurce.
NO hay dudae que la direction del par
|tidocreen Jos uni6nistas del pdbla-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
la CAMPANA POLITIrA

Don Antonio R. Barcel6, Presidente
del partido, Sc ha hecho cargo, persO-
nalmente, de la campafla unionista en-
San Juan v sus poblados. Son sus
auxiliares: en- Santurce don Rafael
Diez de Andino, a quien ayudan los
entusiastas unionistas Federico Wall
Espinosa, Eugenio Font y Gambaro i;
en- Puerta de TERRA, don Jorge Colon
bani y dos de sus amigos, Y en San
Juan, Celestino4 Iriarte, .hijo, quien
ayudan Torres Monge, Modesto Escu-
dero. I'antojhT ,&FFufat. 'Ji1nenez .Gfa.
Con todOs dtos elementos, es SECURE
que eI trabaj resultara completamente
satisfactorios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

A szsmr a. ane n saNAusnmn- sapns
m rmspn su h ranana y nA,uEn ~ hA
gklnatl8e ganf t.aus NJ pslaaaas ~
Eanlnlss > rurssa - Hsrfsa. n ailNe'
sstn a. anul1nd lag4l sunsialsa aHle h
siinnel6n ~ faror4lae y ~ go eum'
i,atiru r. cun t1iia ~ lmTussA ans ~
- alssnmra a. seae~ ies msl,ns asi
unna. s,urs - salaao iss ersnaes de.
yNndios qnr unn lalsar DE- go clAsr sig'
uinua. In Ia Ida las defunclures han
daao un promraio mayor Cur cn san
JnAn--como ha ecnrFado ecncralmen'
te-pelo ~ coufia cue eutrnnde IL
primaura desaparesca IA euidcnia en
todas partcA Las imJas temseratn'
ras De estos dlas han sidO causa De an.
menta De casOs de grippe y De Ia mis-
ma playa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
CANDIDATOs UNIONIsTAs

Los uniOnistas de San Juan y sus
pOblad'.s, prOpOhdran a Ia Colrenci6n
los slguientes candidatOs para las pro-
Xmas clecciones: Representante a La
Camara pOr Ssntiirce, I.cdo Eugenio
Font: rOr San Faap y Pnerta de Tie
IRA, Natalio Bayenet o Jorge Colombia,
nj. Senadores por: SAM Juan. Lcdo. &c:
lestino Iriarte, hijo, y 1eI4 Lcdo: joan
Hernandez L6pezessenadOres at large.
Eduardo GiGrgetti Y Antonio Barcel6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

Ia siguicnie nesolnci6n adopiada por
Ia Junta lnsular De Eleccicnes, en- 81
sion oelebrada en- 3 De mario De 1azO.
Queda pOr Ia presenie aprobada. segdn
fuera enmeHdada por dicha Junta en-
Is de mario de 1890:
-RES0LUcIoN dispOniendO que tOdos
los Secretaries de las Cortes NUM-
cipales y tOdOs los Jneces de Paz
podran tomar juramentOs en- las Pc
ticiones de inscription, en- los loca-
les de inscription"
'"PoR cUANTO, la Secci6n q de la
Ley Electoral en- vigor dispOne que to-
das las petieiOnes de inscription debe-
ran ser irunadas III Juradas .por los
[pedcionarios y sus testigos de identi-
| Ificaci0n; Y -ait4a y5e I'D ~. -
"p0R CUANT0, las Seceiones % y
I2S de dicha ley tienen pOr objeto '
den6tah- el que las susOdichas peticio-
Ines ser4n firmadas y juradas en- el 10
car de Inscription !, ante Ia. Junta. de
EtecciOnes del Munieipiora que cores
pOnden durantes losa dfas y las horas
que han sido debidamente fjados y pro
clamadOs para las inscripciones en- ca
da local de inscription;
"POR CUANTO, el crecido ndmero
de juramentos que tiene que tomar los
Jueces Municipales en- las peticiones de
inscription demora las inscripciones al
extreme de que hara diffcil, sino i'm
possible, llevar a cabo el gran ntimero
de inscripciones generates de 1920 en-
las condolences que ,requiere ,el asunto
de las f6t6graffas de los electores v la
IeyYo $ss3l & gsFCsfosIfs 5sit s0i ne
iss@P0R fANTo, resssudelspsse use s. por sa!s sa
i5uhtG InsuHaF de Eleccioniles de i- Puerto Ppir
|s6fttt6t sf6sfftttt. 81, lat
'Seeei6n y - Que todos los Secre-
Etarios de laH Cortes Municipales y to-
dos los yuedss de Paz quedan por la
presente aQtSrizados y con poder para
fomar jlral1& &ntoi ans lass peticiOnes de
inscripci6n efl los locales de inscription
de los MuniHipios a que pertenezcan,
dhrante las horas los dfas que han
sidO- bfdamante fijados y proclamados
Fpartsai islas tihsdripciopes en- dichos loca.
bkl al gTkfF< fs9 NJ -t1eiJ 81 df sasttt OF f9sx
~. 49,. u, -Esg Y sn1isEnc3 r9 69is.
- seceiSn. q. p l. Que por e presente Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18

I'm t'legrama de Washington da
cuenta de que el ex-ministro del teso-
TO- se';oi william u Mc'Adeo es paru'
darlo de que Sc repaJen los lmpuestos
federa!es en- unos mil millones de 40
lares al ano'
i Tn 59Iii, 9na nota onciosa tacilitada'a los
M Rerso9iFstas 20 eF5ss ei seaSr S McAdoS Sc EXPIRE
.,sfn sa en nngES estHS terLIll l9I -: ~ os;.,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
LA INFLUENZA
OCHo MIL DoLARES PoR DANoS
Y PERJUICIOS

Aver fu6 radicada en- la Corte de Dis
trito Secci6n Primera, una demanda
en- La que aparece como demandante
Lorenzo Miralles, contra la New York
Y Porto Rico Steamship Co. reclaman-
dole ocno mil d6lares por dafios y per-
juicios
Sc fnnda La indemnizaci6n en- que
ell demsndante trabajando bordo del
vapor Lake ReaoG9kee, en- ell puerto de
sAg1ladi3Ia, lie cay6 sobre su persona
una estiba de sacos de arroz, causando-
iekfaerteg golpes en- el cuerpo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
UNA PROCLAMA

~ lomn 1alauraaes 81 ~ p1sl.luun
81 lnM8lpzsn rnmnep 10 nualomsun l1s
l'malduniRN . NrenAasmlus amsslnua a.
lns sunias Eeeales ae EnerAuuas a. nus
rulcc1iros munlclplus. auraniR Ne 10
rnn ane han slao ocAadamculs nlaaas
, prosinmnans pan las inuurlpcionls
en- alrhss Mnnicipips. les aemas nrrtI.
clos uuue laEalmenie m nalxnnren los
snsodlchos Preziaenies Q PrenldeulAs
InicEanos; diEponienaose. simmharrB.
que No podra exigirseles mas de ocho
(sl horas De frahajo por dfa.
-Seccicn f. one todos los Jnramen-
tos en- has peticiones De inscripci6n due
tomaren los Secretaries de las Cortes
Municipales y los Jueces De Paz en-
Ia forma cue se autoriza mas arrib6
en- Ia presente, deberan ser tomados
en- los locales desinscripci6n a que per-
tenezcEn. durante los dias y las horas
que han sidO debidamente iijadOs ' pro
clamadOs para las inscripciOnes en- d.
chOs locales y bajo Ia direction SUI
pervisi6n y en- presencia del Presidente
de Ia Junta Local de EIecciOnes del mis-
mo 0 del Presidente, Interino debida-.
mente autorizado. i b
ExSecci6h A. Que el SecretariO de
una Corte Municipal el Jnez de Paz
que stemare un jufameutO en- una
petici6n de inscription, seS,in Se autori.
I'd por Ia presente, inniedia atamente fe-
charA' y irmar4 en- debida forma Ia GER,
tifcaci6n esla misma en- su nombre ~
capacidad Official de SecretariO de Ia 2
COrte Municipal Juez de Paz segdn
el case, del MunicipiO a que pertenez.
ca, e inmediatamente entregara dicha
petici6n al Presidente de la Junta Lo-
cal de Elecciones que corresponds,
o al Presidente INFERNO debidamente
autorizado, en-, presencia del peticiona. ?
rio. sisi
"Secci6n g. Que todos los recibos
de las peticiones de inscription de todos
los ieertificados de. inscription deberan
ser firmados por el Presidente de Ia
[Junta Local de Elecciones que CORES
pondan por el Presidente INFERNO
Fdebidaniente dautDrisado. 3iisiks 4
.gSecei6na 6.rfH Que esta Resolution
emRezerasas negir desdeala fecha de su
Eaprobaci6n y promulgaci6n segdn Sc
dispone en- la Seteiohd d12 de Ia Ley
para establecerlilG I.ey de Inscripcio-
nesty Eleccionest aprobada el dfast2el
de JUNO de 1919.T' Z
EN- TESTIMONI0 DE 10 tOUAL. he
EEfitmado esta pfSciama y hecho estam-
par ssns ella 81 -Sello de Ell Pueblo de
Puerto RicoJ en- la ciudad Ide: San
Juan, hoy diecfsiete de marzo de mil
In0vecientos Veinte. e-.s'As ri ~ - \.
as's sslsfsa JOSE E. BENEDfCTO.os
sosssfi::r<5 8; ;Gobernador Interine ~
Promulgada de acuerdo con la ley, en-
/ ~ de MARIO de 1929. s5ssfs's ''asaf
R. SIACA PACHBCO,
SecrefariO EjecutivO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
SENoRA ENFERMA

La1apreciable senora Vistoria Cottes1
de Ferrer, suegra de, nuestro estimate
amigo el DIR. Carbalieira, esta enrsrlna
de alglin cuidado
Einccramente Inos alegraremos de-
su restablecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
AGREsION A N MFNOR

Aver pOr Ia mahana, en- Ia cafie
Rafael COrderO. CregoriO Rodriguez. lie
dl6 un: bOfetada al menor Rafael Ri
vera. Rodriguez fue arrestadO y sen
tenciado a 20 dias de carceL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
EsTk ENFERMA

La distinguida seiorita Lolita Cor
dero, sisnpatica profesora de Ia escue-
la Laare0no Vega. de Miramar, esta
enferma desde hace varios dfas.
Hacemos votos por el restablecimien
to de ia eeforita gordero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
EN- ITALIA
81 tria,fo Dc ~ artista espaaoI

Antonio Montero de Espinosa. elste-
nor admirable, cOnsagrado por Ell pd-
'blieo de MadEids 1hastriunfadoFt oFtambsen
DrillantemahtetaaH ItalihsgH1 Astnsy
aBergd&S Iid ohtenidO uno6xitns clanso-
1'foso.o' s"s isr ah asaia 3 sgom Oh
Ep viSttHuid de triuAfo gaH FroGtuHdS, nd
.sido contratado fentajosanfehte para
'cantar seis REPRESENTATIONS de Gar.
mem en- el Polftean1a Naz2f6AaIGs de
Asti. -fs i' 'sf5it:i sazsslA
Tai impression produjo eI Joven aftis-
ia en- ,esta ciudad, que eI famoso n macs. s.
,tro Franchetti que dirigfa. fe llamaba
sel tenor de la yoz de oro..
Todos los periodicos italianos habian
calurosamente del joyen y gran tenor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
a EsCRIBIR

La correspondence para Santo Do
mingo, Sanchez Puerto Plata, sera
rscOgiI'a en- 81 correo esta noche las
siete.
La de Saint Thomas, sera recogida
las 8 P N.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
NO HAN REcIB1Do Los BI.ANcos


Sc nos quejan algunos m6dicos, de
que pesar de tener licencia para rece-
tar bebidsa embriagantes sus enfer-
mos, no pueden hacerlo por no haber
recibido las formulas en- blaLco que
ha de suministrarIes ell director de La
prohibition. Sc han dado casos de ha-
Der recetadd tn medico una cantidad
de brandy ptia un enfermo que 10 ne
cesitaha con- argencia Y la botica no
despachar la feceta por no estar exten
dida Ia receta5 en- los blancos que alut
dim0s. 4.
Mr.. Matews debe remediar este, en-
viando dich3S blancos a las medicos
que ticnen Va su licencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
sNO PICA

EIeiuentosI Slirectores de la polftica
republican, @stan hacienda gestiones
para consegdiF que T6ip ebaa Faura.
leader del b3rtid@ sai I3 Marina, Sc
lance a la 4cha, pdes pafece que ell
amigo, deceI donado por 10 que Ia ex-
periencia lie Al ensenadoE desea dqedaT
tranquilo en- su hogar. Ell fu6 y es re
publicano, pero parece que aLcra no
quiere picar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-18
ENRIoIiE De IA FtjHN eFEl

En- el yapof COhnso regres0 esta mania:
ma de Estados Unidos el conccido CO.
merciante de esta plaza, se6or Enri-
que de la Fuente, quien Sc encOntraba
en- yiaje de compras.
Bienyenido sea eI sefior de la Fuen-
te.