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ACCIONES Y PROCEDIMIENTOS.
accones que pueden sug de Capuos
las sguntes Acci6n de nudad de matrimono gdn los
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iQUIERF USED PASAR DELI
CIOSA MENTE Ell PR0XIMO
DOMINGO?

La libreria CanterO, Fernandez y
Co., ha recibido ultimamente una Sc
rie de libros de supreme interes y de
palpitante actualidad, cuya lectura
constituira una verdadera delicia para
las personals cultas. He aqui algunos
titulos Y algunos nombres de autores:
eel Sabor de la Venganza", de Pic
Baroja.
"Juventina la Bella, de Alberto
Insua.
LA Guarida", de Jose Frances.
Gel Tercer Libro de las Cronicas"
E. Gomez Carrillo.
"El Estanque de los Lotos", por
Amado Nervo.
"Vera los Nihilistas", por Oscar
Wilde.
Hay tambien un libro delicioso del
Iinquietante Y suggestive escritor An
tonic de Hoyos y Vinent: Son tres no.
velitas cortas en- un tomo, tres aqua
fuertes de maravillosa entonacion.
Sc sirven pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-19
LIE Y

ricial adecuada v la emission de estam-
pas de garantia determinando la pro-
cedencia del tabaco empleado en- la
elaboration de dichos cigarros para la
procedencia del tabaco empleado en-
la elaboration de dichos cigarros para
la exportacion, Y para otros fines,
enmendada por la Ley No. so, apro-
hada en- de diciembre de 1917, y to-
da ley parte de ley que Sc oponga
la presente, queda por esta dero-
gada.
Seccion 13.-Esta Ley Sc declare dt
urgente necesidad Y empezara a re-
gir inmediatamente despues dc su
aprobacion.
Aprobada ell 13 de mayo de 1921.
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ACuGrdOS de Ia. COmiSi6n de SeTiciO PibIiCO

La Comision de Servicio Publico Sc
reunion aver martes II del actual, en-
session regular, con asistencia de los 81
guientes miembros: Mestre, Camufas,
Miller, Ruiz Soler y Figueroa, habien-
do resuelto los siguientes asuntos:
Sc concedio una franquicia al Mu-
nicipio de Barranquitas para cons
truir Y explotar un sistema de distri-
bucion de corriente electrical en- Ba-
rranquitas para fines de alumbrado
publico derivando la energia de la
planta de la Aibonito Electric Compa-
ny.
Sc dicto una resolution autorizan-
do la devolucion por ell Tesorero de
Puerto Rico de la fianza de $500 con-
signada por la Aibonito Electric Com
pany con el fin de garantizar ell cum
plimiento de las disposiciones de ia
, franquicia que lie autoriza a explotar
IN servicio de alumbrado Y energia
electrical en- Aibonito.
En- ell asunto de la querella formal
del Municipio de Adjuntas contra la
planta electrica de aquella poblaci6n
por venir verifcando ell tendido de sus
lineas sin la debida precaucion para
la seguridad publica, fue acuerdo una
| mime pasar una copia del informe rem
dido por ell ingeniero del Departamen-
to del Interior que practice una ms
peccion soDre ell terreno, la querella-
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da, para que dentro de ufi plazo de
treinta dias cumpla con las recomen-
daciones que Sc hacen en- dicho in
forme.
Sc lego un informe del Comisiona.
do del Interior sobre ell asunto de la
querella de dona Maria Bagur de
Mendez con la American Railroad
Company para que Sc exija la que
rellada colocar sus Was al nivel de
la calle del Ferrocaril, fue acuerdo
pasar copia de dicho inforne a la.
querellante concediendole un termino
de 10 dias para contestar los terminos
del mismo.
En- ell case de la peticion de Lam Z
Dor Y Company solicitando que la CO.
mission asuma jurisdiction de las COM
panias de servicio pdblico dedicadas
al negocio de almacenaje, Sc lego una
opinion del Attorney General a quien
Sc pasara ell asunto para estudio "
recommendation, y fue adoptado por
unanfmidad habiendo acordado pasar,
copia de dicha opinion a la peticiona-.
ria para su conocimiento.
! Sc paso al Comite de Franquicias
para estudio informe la peticion de
franquicia radicada por don Miguel
Such para construir y explotar un
muelle de servicio publico en- ell puer-
to de San Juan en- Ell sitio designado
para ell proyectado muelle No. 8.
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LOS LIBROS BUENOS

lei Escuadr6n del Brigante', por
Pho Baroja, "Aguas Fuertes", tomo
Y de las obras completas de Armando
PalaciOs Valdes, son los dos tiltimos Ii
bros que han trafdO ell correo para la
casa Cantero, Fernandez Y Co.
para que agregar una palabra esta
noticia? Palacios Vald6s, Pho Baroja.
mo basta con estos nombres insignes
para que toda persona culta sienta ell
deseo de proveerse de estos libros?
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IA ALGERIA IDE ANDAR

Ednarao zmmacuis. q prgalgssso via
iersl. que xalse cuRlar tan bealamense
sns fmpresiones nRaariegas. ha legsa.
DO con "a Iliimo libro. ia Algeria
de Andar-. un exiio insaperable. Los
primercs ejemplares de este exquisite
librO en- el que hay mnchas pAginas
dedicadas & Puerto Rico. sc agOtaron
apenas llegaron los establecimientOs
de cANTERO, FERNANDEZ y co;
pero ah6ra, el tiltimo correO ha traf.
40 nueva provision de ellOs. y asr, los
slientes de 10 gran librerla. saben "a
d6nde pueden adquirir el libro del in
signe autOr de IA Opinion Ajena".
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Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. Cual-
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las para la pr6xima graduation escolar
en- Las Novedades' Gale de Brau IS.
la tienda de moda de San Juan.
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lCoD.iuuaci6n dc Ia pag. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Brands Players
AS Murderers of
National Sport
State to Make Final Rebuttal
Tuesday and Case Will
Probably Go to Jury
Same Day.

Chicago, July 5l.-Branding the
indicted White Sox players as "mur-
derers OF sport who, il allowed to go
free, would ruin base ball just as
racing and boxing were ruined" At
torney Edward Prindiville today
concluded the first half of the states
closing argument in the base ball
trial.
Monday the defense will begin its
10 hours of argument, with indica-
tions that Judge Friend will hold
court long enough for the nine at
torneys to finish their pleas. The
state will make its final rebuttal
Tuesday and the case probably will
go to the jury Tuesday. Six weeks
will have been taken up then.
Mr.. Prindiville demanded the
maximum punishment FOR the in
dicted men.
These men are killers" he said.
They conspired to kill base ball, to
murder our greatest sport, to de-
fraud the public and their comrades
even to defraud the children who
pay their bleacher admission fee to
watch their heroes play game they
believe to be honest.
"A murderer deserves the utmost
in punishment. Eddie Cicotte, Joe
Jackson, Happy Felscf, Buck
Weaver. Claude Williams, Chick
Gandil, and the gamblers conspircd
to murder base ball and | demand
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Johnston in Win
Over N. Williams
San Francisco Tennis Player
Trims Boston Athlete in
Four Sets.

Boston, July 81. - William John
ston of San Francisco opened his
campaign on eastern courts in his
efforts to regain the National singles
lawn tennis championship with a VIC
tory over Norris Williams II, Bos-
ton, in four sets today i'll the chal-
lenge round for the Longwood bowl.
The scores were o. 81, SO, SO. 1t
was his first leg on the eighth trophy
and his fifth victory in this event.
He lifted the seventh Longwood
Bowl last year.
In the Longwood doubles tourna.
ment. Ichiya Kumagae and Zenzo
Shimidzu, members OF Japan's
Davis cup team, defeated R. B.
Ridwell and w. Z. Porter, jr.. Mas
sachusetts state doubles champions,
ir straight sets in the final round,
o.. 60. 6-3.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Local Net Star
Takes Straight
Sets From Iowan

Ralph Duke Powell OF the Omaha
Field club retained his state cham
pionship title by defeating A. Phil
brook Smith of Ames, Ia, i'll three
straight sets of 6-2, at the Field
club Saturday.
The local lad, who also holds the
city title, had nothing to fear in the
Iowa state champion, for Smith
plays exactly the same game that
Powell does, and the Duke is the
master of the two at the backcourt
game.
Both players kept to the backcourt
unless brought forward to make a
kill, both relying on their placements
to win points. Powell has the bet
ter placements of the two, his shots
cutting the baselines and sucking
into the corners.
Smith made few points when he
did take the net, but could not stand
the net for any length of time, and
found his way to the backcourt
where he unsuccessfully tested his
lawford against Powell's.
The small amount of applause Sat
turday was II direct contrast to the
applause and exclamations of en-
couragement during the Powell
Brown match Friday afternoon. The
play yesterday was not as Spectacu-
lar as Fridays match, but it was just
as exciting and even more interest
ing, for Powell played a much bet
ter game.
Wray Brown of St. Louis and
Smith defeated Powell and Will
Adams in the se1ni-finals OF the dou-
bles, winning in straight sets Of 6-2,
6-l, 6-5. The winners make very
good pair, for both play hard driving
net games.
The lobs of Brown and Smith
were the best that have been seen on
the local courts for years. 1t is very
seldom that the hard-smashing player
can lob high and we'll, but the two
invaders proved themselves masters
of the art.
Wray Brown and A. Philbrook
Smith won the doubles champion
ship yesterday afternoon by defeat
ing Harry Coffin and Harold God
shall in the finals, IS, 6-2, rs.
The match was hard fought, both
sides winning on their own serves
until Brown and Smith began to
break through the California's
Miss Claire Daugherty and Har-
old Godshall won the mixed doubles
championship by defeating Miss
Anita Currey and George Stocking,
last years champs, 6-3, 6-3.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
that you mflict the maximum pun
ishment of $1,000 fine and five
years in the pcnitentary on each"
Young, Hughes and
Vette Tie For Golf
Prize at Field Club

Blaine Young, state golf cham
pion; Jack Hughes and Fred Vette
tied for first prize in the first flight
Of the l8-hole medal handicap COM
petition at the Field club Saturday.
Young made Is, minus handi-
cap OF 3, giving him a 73. Hughe.
turned in 79, minus a s handicap,
netting a Is. Vette shot an 8S
minus 10, giving him a net score
of Is. 4,
Douglas Bowie won the prize in
the second flight. making an S6-l6
10. Arthur Allen won the priz.
in the third flight, making a o.
24-6S.
All those with handicaps from I
to II were in the first flight, from
IS to l8 in the second flight, and
from 10 to "a in the third flight.
About l20 played on the course yes
terday afternoon. ..
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Grey Lag Scores His
Eighth Consecutive Win
OF Season at Windsor

Windsor, Ont, July 81. - In a
thrilling nose finish, Grey Lag, g.
year-old of the Rancocas stables,
scored his eighth consecutive victory
Of the season today when he captur-
ed the $4,000 international handicap.
Hard pressed by Black Servant i'll
the last half of the mile and fur
long. Grey Lag, with Jockey Sande
up finished in l:50, two and two
fifths seconds faster than the track
record.
Bygone Days, which finished third,
was 10 lengths behind the leading
horse with Dark Horse and Radio,
the other starters, a dozen lengths
farther back.
Old Chap was withdrawn.
Grey Lag carried top weight, l26
pounds, while Black Servant had all
impost of 123 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Buffaloes Split
Double-Header;
Witches Win Two
Omaha Gives First Place Back
To Wichita-Ceorge Boeh-
Ter Hurls Good
Ball.

The Buffaloes lost their hold on
first place in the Western league
percentage column yesterday alter
noon when they divided double
header with the Tulsa Oilers, losing
the initial contest, 4 to 0, and Win
ming the second game, 10 to 7.
George Bochler's dandy pitching,
backed up-by good support, made
the Oilers look like first division
team in the first game. He held the
Buffaloes to FIVE scattered hits, and
during the nine stanzas he held the
mound not Buffalo scampered
down to second base in safety.
Glaiser was Burch's choice for the
first contest. This Buffalo hurler
was more liberal with his offerings,
as he was nicked for 10 hits, OF
which two were doubles and one a
triple by Heving. The Oilers, how
ever, smacked hits out at opportune
times and when bingles resulted i'll
runs.
In the second game, Boss Burch
trotted out Daniels, Okrie, Mead and
then hnally inserted nllnSeiI lnto tic
lineup. The visitors annexed a
grand total of 10 hits off the four
Buffalo hurlers. -.
Pruitt started for Bill Clymer's
gang, but after issuing two bases on
balls in the first he was derricked in
favor of Nick Cullop, recently Sc
cured from the St. Joseph Saints.
Cullop was touched for six hits and
then Boehler took the mound.
The first game required all that
Boehler could dish out in the line
OF good pitching, and the result was
that when, he went in to hurl in the
second game the Buffaloes clouted
him to all corners OF the lot, win
ming, 10 to 7.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Omaha Athlete Wins
Trophy in St. Louis
Church Track Meet


Beryl Meston. former Central
High school athlete, is making a
very good name for himself in ath-
letics at St. Louis. Meston won
silver loving cup for his work in the
St. Louis church track and field
meet. He cleared the bar at feet,
10 inches. after having hurt his heel.
Meston does nearly q feet in the
broad jump.
He has been using a foot ball
given to him by Soldan High school
to practice punting. Meston was
out for spring and summer foot ball
training and showed up very good.
The Soldan High mentor has prac-
tically assured him of a position in
the backfeld
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Second game.

Totals 1881 xCrane 0 0
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Yankees Defeat
Indians-Ruth
Wallops Homer
Sothoron Knocked Out of
Box; Mays Allows Two Hits;
Home Run No. 80
For Babe.

New York, July Sl.-The New
York Americans avenged yester-
days overwhelming defeat by Cleve-
land, by winning today, II TO 2. The
Yankees scored six runs in the sixth
inning. Mays came up with the
bases full and knocked Sothoron out
Of the box with a two-bagger. driv-
ing in three runs. Later in the
inning, Ruth hit IFS thirty-eighth
home run of the season with two
en- bases. He is two days ahead OF
his 1920 season record.
Mays pitched brilliantly for New
York and held Cleveland to two hits.
one a home run by Johnston, his
second here in two games.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Vette Wins Special
Prize at Field Club

Fred Vette, Field club youngster,
won the prize for Saturdays COM
petition in the first flight when he
defeated Jack Hughes and Blaine
Young, state golf champion, in the
playoff at the Field club yesterday.
Vette shot an IS minus 10, net
ting him a Is. Young turned in an
S4-3-Sl, while Jack Hughes made
an 86--6-80.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Laverty Wins Prize T.
In Lakoma Club Plav

r. Laverty won the nine-hole
handicap play at the Lakoma Coun-
try club Saturday afternoon. He
turned in a As minus handicap of 2,
netting him a 43. The following
holes, the longest on the course.
were played: 2, 3, 6, 7, 9. 10. IS, IA
and l8.
C. ]. Hutchison OF the Field club
made the 18th hole at the Lakoma
club in one. The hole is 1870 yards
long. Hutchison was playing with
Charles Jewell. ~;
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
WASHINGTON.

Totals 34142 Is
xWoodall batted for Daus In ninth.
xBrowner batted for Zachary in fifth.
xSmith batted for Schacht in fifth.
Detroit .............0 0 0 % 0 ID
Washington .......o 0 0 o 2 I 0 8 x-9
summary-Runs: 1slue, Bush, Cobb.
Bassler Dauss. Milan, Rice, Shanks, Char
rity. O'Rourke t), Courtney. Browner,
Smith. Error: O'Roprke. Two-base hits:
Smith, Bassler stolen bases: Judge, Rice.
Flagstead. Sacrifice hits: Woodall. Har-
ris. Judge. Double plays: Sargent to
Blue; Judge unsssisted; Judge to
O'Rourke to Harriss Miller to O'Rourke.
Left on bases: Detroit, s; Washington. 8.
Base on balls: Off Dauss, s.: off schacht.
/. Hits: Off Zachary, 10 in 5 innings;
off Courtney, . In 3 innings; off Schacht.
none in ! inning. Struck out: By Dauss,
/: by Courtney, 1. Winning pitcher:
Schacht. Umpires: Dineen and Evans
Time: 2:05.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Cincinnati Wins
Double-Header
From New York
First Contest Lasts II Innings
Reds Stage Rally in 18th
Stanza of Second
Came.

Cincinnati, July 81. ..-- New York
lost two extra inning contests to
Cincinnati today, the first, 8 to 7.
and the second, 4 to 3. The first
went Il innings. Rixey piched the
entire game, though hit hard at times.
Douglas was pounded severely in the
fourth and fifth and gave way to
Ryan.
The second game was pitching
due! between Dono'iue and Nehf in
which Cincinnati staged sensational
rally in the llth, Groh's smash to the
left field ending the game.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
Herman Pitcher Hurls
No-Hit, No.Run Game

Herman, July 31.-Burdie pitched
a no-hit. no-run game for Herman
here today. defeating Joe Stecher's
Dodge team, ? to 0. This was Her
mans l4th consecutive victory this
season with no defeats. Score:
r. II. e.
Herman ......0 o / o 1 0 0 0 x-2 6 .
Batteries: Herman. Burdie and West;
Dodge, Wigginton and B. Toman. Um-
pirc.: Cotton and Lowe.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-01
May Move Joplin
Base Ball Franchise

Joplin, Mo, July 3l.-,Directors OF
the Jasper County Park association,
owners of the Joplin Western league
base ball franchise, announced today
that unless a campaign now in prog
ress to raise $4,000 meets witt, sue
cess by Wednesday they would be
compelled to notify A. R. Tearney
to exercise the league option and
place the club elsewhere.