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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
DESFLE SOCIAL

mandando al cOnsejo de Caballeros de
Colon. la comida del domingo. eL lu-
nes TOGO el almuerZo Il la Sra. CARROT
Nda. de Fuertes, la comida a la Sra.
Encarnaci6n &. vda de yaldes, y asf
So Suplica Sc den por enteradas toias
las lSabelinaS. que empeZando sn obra
de caridad sc les presenta tan triste
case.
La Sra. Clemencia F. de Travieso,
acOmpanada de las Sras de Cuyar, de
Guerra de Men6ndtz, ha -saIido a re
partir en los tristeS campamentoS, ro-
pa de ninos, adelantando el repart0
que hubie1a hecho la sociedad "El Ro-
perO de los nii1os pobres en- mayo.
;Qu6 herm0Sa es la Carload, Reper-
cuten Ell nuestros oidos las Soces de
esas damas, que estan dando frente
una tan triste situaci6n para los que
han perdido su haci, nd.i. porque asf
pGdemos llamar 10 que Sc posee para
bien en- Ia vida.
Consolemos los tristes, no hay que
pensar en- 10 que fu6, sino en- 10 que
debemos hacer.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03

=: a. alsa lw.raras. un hrrnwsa ~
asen:~ cax'ii,is m din e. inlfi'ssfs
w~iss ga a. ESaa i,.r'l'sii'-,. i.''- .gl.ia
Ia saHgIissaa l.afs,aosa pas Anain'e
FSan,s. tami,lsn. elc eSquhi'n ".ri-
tor hIl~ d. nsssirarsc aamiraaa ar'c
ER dsaH rliMs. intern Ead ins al
iioS-dirs. Il faiassse ris@ldur IL Bla-
sicrr B"srcsi.- = "s liraa ic'lus auc
81 Rarlia Azui uo huaiesc a~,sli,a'.o
sns msjrres. sarsa ~ nm aria nle
mas lnnlita.
AEato'e France ala''e ka aa--
macisn '.,->cnnTrian.r. nnas caaniaS
llneas lie l:ieraiura. esia> uire "ras:
'Rdsiiso ras;r1ndo par IL TERRA
madre qre la emiripad" - S:r@lc
durante tantos sig.O.;. 81 crimgn SO
asoc.a las nesras magiaS do la no
che. nj silencio amical dc Ia luna. 4
los terrorcs esparcitlos On la Hatura-
leZa. a las melancOlias de los campos
de los rios. Naturalizado en los
arrahales V encerr9dO Entire la multi
tud. Sc arodcra de nuestros neryi0S
con su olor de zahurda alcohol. con
su gus.o de 10 piitrid0 Y sus acentos
inauditos de infamia. En- medic de In
sOciedad. qriero decir de la So
ciedad burgussa, donde eS rfro, So
viste como nOsotros. Y es acasO to-
mando esta figura equfvoca vulgar
como conmueve mas intensamcnte las
imaginaciones. FL crimen vestido de
negro es el que rrefiere el pueblo.
CuandO escribi0 este Anatole Fran
ce, el abuse de. la information pcrin-
dfstica alrededOr de los successes de
sangre V de las causaS celebreS. aSi
como el afan de emociones fuerteS
eXperimentado por una sociedad eX-
cesiyamente retinada ft0nnGc ante
10 perverso. habfan VA dado mGtivo
a que Sc hablara del cr.men como
tobra de arte":: pero el crimen esiaba
muy distaAte todavia de sus progre-
SOS perfeccionamiefito actualeS.
Pors sllave pendiente. Y arrast;ado
poF una literaturs enfermiza y Sc
dienfa de origiilalidad. que no recha-
zaba 10. infame Y monstraoso con tai
de. propoWionar un nuevo estreneci-
miento los esl,Iri us decadentcs> iba
r@sbalando el sentido moral de la mul
titud Sin embargo. q1ieneS entolces
admiraban cl crimen nunca pudieron
sospechar que este llcsara dopde ha
llegado. en- cuantQ inplca adelanto
de un sistema Y -habilidad tecnica de
los asesinos. El cine determine I'M
paso de avance en- el crimen profesio-
nal, por supuesto. sin salirse de'lo es-
peculativo 0 te6rico; las luchas socia-
les han trasladado Va Ia realidad Y a
la practica este progreso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
continuation de la "a. pdgina)


tria Una bandera de manOS femeni-
mas Sc levant0 Ell ovaci6n al orador.
La mesa compuesta del altfsimo per-
sonal que anotamos. Sc levant0 p0rtan
, do todas ramos de flores haSta dejar
en- el vapor Puerto Rico" has illus
| tres viajeras que nos enviahan sus be-
sos de despedida llegando un momento
ideal en- que Mrs. Walsh con uno de
los ramos de: flores de nuestra TERRA.
hacfa Ell eI aire el signo de la bendi-
ci6n que recognizes todas las lsabeli-
mas al darle nueStro adios.
Ell el hermoso acto que resehamos en
Ell Palace en- el Muellc:
Mrs Walsh. Mrs. Ahern, Miss Ro<-
ney. Miss Duffy. Sras Margarita 2. de
Martinez, Mercedes Carrot Vda de
Fuertes. Teresita Mangual de Ceste-
70. Obdulia Cottes Vda. de I.aZaro. Jo-
Selma Villatane de Martinez, Maria
Giusti de Giusti. Elena Giu@i de Con
ZaleZ, Srtas. Carmen Maria .Giusti,
Clementina Giusti, Srfs. Encarnaci6n
NJ. de Rodriguez Sierra, Georgina LA
br6s de Rengel.. Teresa y. de Mora.
Dolores Hernandez Nda de Perez Pie
rret. Marelrta Blondet Vda. tie Rh-
bert. Maria Vazquez de Hernandez.
Amelia Vidal de Jim6nez, Adela Bou
de Lopez. Mercedes Ventura de Pasa-
rell, Josefa Vicens Gatell. Lucia Be
nero de MARTINEZ, Adela Gelpf de Ro-
lriguez. Srtas. Isabel Gonzalez Geigel,
Mia. PARA. Manuela .Dalhau, Ana Ma
ria Vald6s, Adelita Ros. Maria Luisa
Davila, Graciana Iturregui Sra. Jose
! fina P. Vda. de Korber, Srtas. josef
na A. Korber y Gisela Korber.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
Y CERRAR


con tanta tristeZa nuestras NOtas de
hoy impresiOnadas con la horrible des-
gracia de tantas familias vfctimas de
un horrible incendiO.
;Dios nuestro. Solo tn carload di-
vina tiendes tus brazos.
Los Caballeros de Colon. han alber-
gado en- SUI casa del consejo, mas de
doce familias, el padre Hoff. la Cruz
Roja, todos Sc unen para yer de ha-
GER algo en- bien de tantos infelices.
La gran Regente de las damas lisa
belinas hace un llamamiento a todas
para consolar al triste. al que han res
pondido noblemente la familia Korberg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
SIN IIIyaR

La tisltal.a de s;,:i L;an- mant'ene
en- suspense g a c'iua lie los inresti-
gacicnes resi- eSso. de los il,imos in
cendios Y essa nalaianda. con Ia de
tectiye para Ia il es gari6n del oc,l-
riido en-. Puerta lie Terra la madru-
gada del domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
UNA CAIDA

En- el canine que conduce de Mana
II la estacion del ferrocarrii el indi-
vidno Juan Beltran, quien venfa mon
tado en- un truck, Sc cay6~de este, pa
sAniole una de las ruedas pdr eneima
de una pierna, fracturandosela por
tres parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
ANocHE No HrRo Session

FL Senado no celebr6. session anoche
Y Sc otto para hoy. Hay algunos nom
bramientos pendientes, entire ellos. ell
del Lcdo. Romanf. para Fiscal de Ma
yagiiez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
TRABAJADoREs LEsIoNADos

a bordo del yapor ..Montoso". surto
en- ell puerto de Arroyo, Sc desprendi6
una galiota que pesa como % tonela-
das, durante la carga de dicho barco,
recibiendo contusiones ' golpes los ira
6ajadores Carlos Castillo. Basiiso Gar
cfa : Francisco yinegas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
cRIMEN EN- La soMgRA

En- el barrio .cibao, de camuy, fue
muerto lsnanoplazos el individuo Da-
vid Aponte. Sse han hecho varios arres-
tos en- relaci0n con este hecho. ' ell
Fiscal del pistrito tiene Ell case en-
tire manos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03

srta Clare Booth natural de Greenwich Com
reesiut o hace oene de Europa que en-
Riviera, Franca resulo tunfante
49, & pluraidad de yotos senirse orguo
de de nes una beeza esumbrante
sroden de a Pasajeros egado de
Booth dad erecedora ALI de evar
h s bu u fgura biscuit adonada reaimente
d logfO de admiara
ia s Booth ndisma, reia de oos eios con
una sonrisa todal lIena de pearda y buen humor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
gIjRiea de Amor y de EspGTanza
Nj corazon Sc ha muerto

LA iuyentud.. !. Perfume de la VIZ
da. aroma de las almas.
III talnbien. juventud. alzaste ell
yuelo dejaste a mi coraz6n abando-
nado.
Mi coraz1n cs un viej0. Mi corazon
nd .se aleg2a. Mi coraz0n esta triste.
Z Dciadle que pase tlanquilo el .resto
de sus amos cantando a sds .tristezas
y a sus pesares.
Lettorcs. antibles que habtis leido
mis- "Cr0nicas de Amor Y de Esp ran
"a csta es In Ultima de las que lie
VAN ese tfiulo. Hasta hoy he cantad0
al amor V IA la vida. Si os agradarOn
mis- cantares, Iced las cr0nicas que de
aliora en- adelante. publique en- Ell I'M
PHRCIAf. que 81 no son cr6nicas de
,alegrfa. al menos 10 seran de ingenni-
dad. Gracias por ell iiumerecido honor
alls me haceis leyend0 mis- trabajOs.
81 snfris. Iced las "Cr0nicas del Do.
lor Y &c la Duda'. que os prometo que
c,.,as seran Ia voZ doliente, apaSada Y
melant-5lica de mi pobre coraz6n, en-
vcjec!do ror 4 maldito inviesno &c la
duda y del dolor...
B:ca dijo Ru5em:
Juventnd. Diviao tesoro,
te fuse para no Holver.
.scuairlo cqiero llorar No lloros
Il ycces llofo sir queicr.
por haber dicho una verdad tan
ha;nosa cs que esos versos vivirln
Ell laaconciencia tie los que. sufren, de
les que sreiiah Y de los que dudan.
Mi coraz0n Sc ia muerto y esta ca-
felrado en- ell insondable ab;s,ao te la
duda. y
Seguramente qN ca mua"te d"scaa77
SARA Al mer8s rs. 10 merece quien
ha sufr..lo talto. tu:en LA llorado tan-
to. quieR ha so.&is9 tanto...
f .;m0 4do 4. MIRANDA.
Bayam6n, Puero f.ico. 1a.1-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03
ENFERNio

Lo esta Y lie. deseamos promto resta-
blecimiento. el senior F. De Juan. di-
rector del Banco Popular de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03

Para Antonio Oliver, poeta.
y escritor alneno Y que l,o-
ZEE mn alma gemela a Ia
lllia. 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-03

= ssesssssssssssessssessss
Eab6radOs con una Ega De 1sbacO ecepGonanle sdau p
r los buenOs fumadcres
SOGuAe mueslras gsts de los Esbncanie<
cin n S' wc"s% .s sasSs n san,... NFAON RODRIGUEZ
DugC MlACIEZ. p4o
, 1921-10-17
WOMAN ASKS
ARMAMENTSB De
SPLIT IN TWO
Definite Promise of Policy Is
Asked of President in Sec
ond Letter of Citizens
Committee"

NEW YORK. Oct is.-Mrs. Ella
L. Fried. a speaker for the Citizens
Disarmament committee sens a
letter to President Harding urging
that he advocate reduction by n
half OF present armaments at h
washington conference next month
Il was her second letter to the exc
cutlve whose letter TO her was made
public last wednesday but she called
attention that her namo had been
misread as Miss Freed
Il asked you what you meant by
reasonable Imitation You ssy you
mean something practicable her
second letter said. THAT is exactly
tho Same thing you said before In
other words. Synonyms nre not def
lnitions. Permit me to ask you wheth-
or you consider a reduction OF the
worlds military burdens by one-half
reasonable or practicable? II every
ono OF the nations at the conference
agrees to reduce It's armament one.
half, their relative strength would re-
main as great as before. That Is
| clear. 1 hope.
'.Then why not suggest one-half re
| ducfion7 When that has been lone
the women of tho world will furnish
you further suggestions Al TO what Is
reasonable and practicable,
, 1921-10-17
USES OSTRICH
DEFENSE WHEN OFFICER
FIRES THR0UGH WINDOW

CHEYENNE, wyo., Oct. 17.-stevc
Ngrue Is in the Laramie county Jail,
charged with burglary. because he
omulated an ostrich-that lie TO say. he
is not charged with burglary for that
reason. but IS in jail because no irni-
tated tho famous bird of the desert in
its moments of fright. Ngrue was
burglarizing the Casino restaurant
when PatroIman Larsen glanced
through n window n spotted him.
Ngrue saw tho officer at the same mo-
ment and reached for his automatic
but Larson beat him to the draw and
sent two bullets crashing through the
window. When the glass ceased show
ering tho intruder had disappeared
and Larsen went for help. Realizing
that although he is a very large man
IL required more than ono man to sur
round the place. When Larson re-
turned with re~inforcements and the
restaurant was entered Ngrue was
found with his head stuck under a
counter. his Uranium being as invis-
ible as that OF tho ostrich when
buried in the sand but the remainder
Of his co~rporeality being as fully An
evidence as is that OF the ostrich un-
der the circumstances related. He
had been hat way since tho patrol.
man fired and assuEnabiy would have
remained so indefinitely had not the
search been instituted.
An automatic pistol and a quantity
OF cheap jewelry was found on the
prisoner. I
, 1921-10-17
FOOTBALL FINALS SATURDAY

AT Denver-Denvcr university Il,
Nebraska Aggtes g.
At Fort Collins - Aggies IL.
School of Mines T..
At Colorado Springs = Colorado
college 7, University Of New Mex
leo o.
At SAT- Iake-utah. wyomins
At Observation-Disclosures I.
S~warthmore T..
At Annapolis-Nsvy Is. Prince
ION O..
At syracuse-syracuse rs. Brown
At New York-Cciumbia 10, New
York university o.
At cleveland-Hiram II. ST. Igna-
thus o.
At cicveland-cass IT. Ohio wes-
leyan II.
AT ENTHUSIASTICALLY of Pitts
burg FL. Cincinnati IL.
At Nnddletown-Boston 7. wes-
leyan o.
At Detroit-University " Detroit
As. Wesleyan 0.
At Cambridge = Harvard 10.
Georgia 7.
AT Ann Arbor-Mlchisan 30.
Michigan Aggies o.
At Observation-Disclosures IL. Ten
nessee g.
AT West Po,nt-Army Il. Wa
bash o.
At Observation-Disclosures 4s. DAVIS
Elkins o.
At sieadvnie-orove City "A. Al
, 1921-10-17
First IN NeUs
OF All EDents
Three Nebraska
Ball Players To
Join the Majors

LINCOLN. Nso.. Oct. 17-rhr~.
Nebraska baseball players. all well
knewn IN semi.profsasionAl circles,
VIII perform next year IN maJor and
minor league class.
Floyd Brown. catcher for the SID.
nex. Neo.. team which won the Den.
yer tournament this year. win try out
with the New York Giants next year.
Brown hackstopped for the Omaha
team OF the Western league the great.
er part OF the season.
Outnelder Dick Wood, n member Of
ths Exeter and Wiiber. Ncb., teams
this year has eignod with the Detroit
Americans.
Jack Dickson. former football and
baseball star Mt Cotner College. Beth.
any. Seb.. has signed with the Indian.
apoiis team OF tho American Assoela-
ton.
, 1921-10-17
THE TRIBUNE'S PAGE OF SPORTING NEWS
RUTH, MEUsEL and PIERcEYPLAY
IN DEFIANCE OF LANDS RULING

NEW York.. Oct. II-Bsbe
Ruth. siuEging star Of the New York
Yankees. has prrcipltated what
Federal Judge Il. NJ. lands. base
ball commissioner. described rs n
test to Determine "who IL the big
Eest man in basebail-the commits.
sioner, or tho player who makes
hi most home runs"
Ruth. with Bob Meusel and BW
Percy Of tho Yankees. played in an
exhibition baseball game at Buffalo,
yesterday in defiance Of a formal
warning from Judge Lands that the
rule prohibiting worlds series con-
testants from appearance in exhibit
tion games prior TO the opening OF
the next big league season. would be
enforced Ruth, moreover, an
nounced he would play again today
n a game scheduled at Elmira. y.
\.
Il stu think ] am in t;.e right
Judge lands Is wrong" Ruth said.
II see no easos why this rule
should be invoked against me when
Sisler OF st. Louis and others who
shared In the worlds series money
r playing exhibition games UNI
molested by Judge Landis.-
The commissioner was on his way
, 1921-10-17
to Ignore
Chinese Reply
Rejecting Offe,

PICKING. Oct. 17.-By The Asso-
ciated Pressl.-Iapan IS inclined to
ignore the Chinese note rejecting her
proposals relative to negotiations in
volving the Shantung question, accord
ing to most reliable information here.
This would leave the position of Japan
an 1t was following the presentation OF
the TOXIC Memorandum by NJ. Obata.
Japanese minister here in September.
: 1t Is declared hat Japan expects
China will attempt to bring the Shan
tung problem before the Washington
conference. but Toxic is relying upon
the solid support OF the signatories to
tho Versailles treaty In opposing such
a move. because ~ China's claims
were recognized 1t is asserted. other
nonsignatory nations would be en-
courased to protect against clauses
distastefui TO them.
Japan expects her stand in this mat
ter will lslve Shantung pen to fu-
ture direct negotiations with China,
, 1921-10-17
UTAH DEFEATS
Cowboys, 1913
Mormons Score In First Five
Minutes Of Play in Saturday
Grid Battle.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Oct. II.
Utah won a rather iistlcss game
from he Wyoming eleven here Sat.
urday II TO .. Tho contest was much
more oao-sided than the score would
Indicate. Wyoming being on the de-
almost throughout Their only
score came in the final period when
iegowaid recovered a fumbIs or
Utah's 5o-yard line. F1tzke kicked
goal.
Utah scored in the first Ave min
utea OF play on straight football. and
again after four minutes OF tho third
quarter had been played. Smith made
the hrst cor and Oswald the second.
MADDEN and Fltzke were the only
Wyoming backheld men to show any
thing The Utah line held very well.
but the backheid men played really
good ball only In streaks.
, 1921-10-17

women do not depend upon age, but
ipon health.
A good complexion is not a matter
4 putting something on the face. but
II putting the blood and the feminine
,rgans in healthy condition. No
voman can have n fair skin II her
iealth in undermined with pains and
nervousness.
1t Is within the reach Of every
roman 10 be well. healthy and strong
she viii take DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It is tho safest wo-
mans tonic because It is made en-
rely OF roots and herbs. without
lcohoL ingredients on label.) It
so years old. and its age testines
o its goodness. A medicine that has
inde sick women well for half n
entury Is surely good to take. wo-
ZEN from every part of America tes-
fly to its merits. Equally good is
ir. Pterce's Pleasant Pellets. Tiny
native granules-easy to carry and
lsy to take. Garry q vial in your
,oEet or pocketbook. Buy now.
, 1921-10-17

At State collezs-Penn state as
Lshish 7. -
AZ PortlandArdabo 7. orc1op =
At omaha-creishton uniseraity
IA. Kansas Aseies Il.
Al seatue~univeruitv of wash.
ineton "a. University Of Montana \
At Logan-Utah Arrie. 40. Mon.
tana Arcies z.
At Hamilton. N. Y-Colrate Fl.
susuuehanna 9.
At Baltimore. Md-Johns Hop-
kins 6. Dickinson o.
At CIeveland-Caso 10, Ohio wos-
leyan IA.
At Morrantown. w. Va Ohio
university o, West virginia uniyer.
sity a.
At Observation-Disclosures 1.a. Ham
oyxr o.
At Now York-Fcrdhnrn 20, vn.
lanoya 20.
AT Dallas. Texas-Boston college
rs, Taylor university OF Waco 7.
AT Lexington. Ky-vandarbilt II.
University OF Kentucky IA
At Orouo. Matne%Mafne = Rbod,
Island state 8.
At Hartford, conn--Bowdoin 7.
Trinity o.
At Bedford. AIass-yermont 6,
Tufts O..
At waterville, Maine Colby I,
Bates Z.
At Reno. Nev-St. Mary's IL.
University OF Nevada 6.
At Observation-Disclosures of Cali.
fornia 81, Pacific Fleet 10.
At San Francisco = stanford I.
, 1921-10-17
MICHIGAN GRID
SQUAD CRIPPLED
Three Regulars and Some
Others Injured in Saturday
Game, Report

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Oct II. -
When Michigan meets Ohio State
next Saturday In the Wolverines
most important conference game OF
the season. Coach Tost probably VIII
30 without h services Of three reg
uiars and Il Is not certain that ser.
cral others VIII be IN shape for the
contest Usher. fuI1back; Bank. quar-
terback. and Wilson. right guard. re-
ceived injuries In the Michigan Az
Efe game Saturday that are expected
TO keep them out Of the game for
more than n week.
, 1921-10-17
sTEGHER TO GET BACK
into TRAINING. ASKS
WRESTLING LICENSE

DODGE. Neb.. Oct 17.-Joe s,ech-
er. former heavyweight wrestling
champion. has made application with
the state boxing commission for a H.
ccnss 20 engage in wrestling under
the state laws stecher. who recent
ly returned to Nebraska. intends TO
get back frto training. with h pos
nbuity that he may again become a
championship contender. He gave his
normai weight All 40 pounds and his
ring weight as EOS pounds
, 1921-10-17
Ind GD0WD
WILL FIGHT TUESDAY

WICHITA. KAN. Oct 1.-THE
western Athletic association has an
nounced that the 15-round boxing con-
test between Mike Gibbons and Nike
O'Dowd, middlswetgffs viii take place
Tucstay night an ~nchcduled. regard
less OF tho ruling Of Attorney General
Richard J. Hopkins. who said the
fight would b a violation OF tho state
law.
, 1921-10-17
DEFENSIVE TACTICS
IS CALIFORNIA AIM

BERKELEY. Cal, Oct 17.--Dc-
tensive tactics have been adopted by
the University OF CALIFORNIA; football
wonder team" for the early season
games. according to Andy Smith. who
last yea coached tho California team
which won tho Pacific Coast confer
.noe championship n rolled up close
TO 500 points during the reason.
students and the alumni must not
expect the immense scorcs that were
rolled up last year against weak op-
position" Smith said recently. "This
years football team Is even better
than the 1870 team but We have the
hardest schedule OF games yer at.
temped by a coast eleven. During the
judge us by cur defensive rec
ord.
Our aim viii be to win every game.
to keep u goal line clean. necessarily
not to roll up rs many points as we
possibly can on every opponent
, 1921-10-17

A0- Eo W.
man ever gets
SO old that
she doesn't
want admira-
ton. and no
manever gets
beyond ad-
miring her.
Good looks In
, 1921-10-17


CHICAGO, Oct. Is-No immcdi-
ate action In the oase Of Babe Ruth
VIII be taken by Judge n. NJ. Ian
de. tho baseball commissioner, said
upon his arrival here today from
Now York. He has n number Of
things 70 attend 20 before the mat
ter Of tho great swafter's defiance
Of his order concerning exhibition
games can be considered, the Judge
said.
TN the meanwhile said the
Judge, 'iaw-abidinK baseball play
ers need have no fear that the law
will not be enforced. The law Of
gravitation tn Is In force and what
goes up Il bound 10 come down"
The judge rode In the engine cab
OF the Twentieth Century limited
from New York 10 Albany yesfcr-
day afternoon. getting lrsthand
impression OF an engineers life.
He refused 10 comment on the re-
quest Of two northwestern roads
that he mediate between them and
their employees In event a strike Is
called.
, 1921-10-17
BANK RESERVES INCREASE.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE actual
condition OF clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold sss.osss4eo resarve in
exccs Of legal requirements. This
Is an Increase Of t~11.os4.11o from last
week.
, 1921-10-17
BGrnstorm ling
Games Cancelled

OGDEN. Utah. Oct. flowing 10
Judge lands decision IN the ease Of
Babe Ruth. tho game scheduled here
between tho Ali-Americans and All
Nationals October IS. was cancelled
today upon instructions or L. j.. GAL
breath, director OF tho tour. who wired
that all remaining scheduled games OF
the players had been cancelled.
, 1921-10-17
Baltimore And
COLOneLs Play
8th Game Today

BALTIMORE. Oct. 1.-THE post.
season series between Baltimore AID
win b continued this after
with n Colonies having a one
Eans edge on tho Orioles, the count
standing 4 and . In their inter.ieasuo
scrfs-L
, 1921-10-17
Woman Injured
In Auto Crash

TRINIDAD. Colo. Oct II. = Mrs.
William Atkinson OF New Albany,
Ind. a motor tourist. Is at the hos
ritz1 here seriously injured Is the re
suit Of an accident on the Santa Fe
trail near Model Saturday. Mrs. At
kinson and her husband plunged off
a bridge into an arroyo, the former
sustaining informal injury which may
prove fatal. Mr.. Atkinson was unIn-
'jured.