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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

San Juan, Y solicitando Que ell asunto
Sc traiga a una vista pdblica con OBJ
jeto de que la Comision pueda re-
gular el servicio en- beneficio del pu-
blico, fue acuerdo dar traslado de tai
querella a cada uno de los duenos de
certificados de necesidad convenien-
cia que trafican en- la expresada ru-
ia para que en- el termino de 10 dias
hagan ante la Comision las alega-
clones que a su derecho convengan.
En- el case de la solicitud de don vi
cente Quilichini, de Sabana Grande,
sobre autorizacion para arrendar la
planta electrica de su propiedad por
un termino de cinco 90 amos, don
Juan Simon Quilichini, fue acuerdo
requerir a dicho senor para que pre-
sente la escritura correspondence de
arrendamiento a los efectos de la
aprobacion por la Comision de dicha
transaction.
En- el asunto de la querella de va
rios RESIDENCES de Yauco interesando
una investigation del servicio presta-
do por la Compania Electrica de Yau-
co, y la elimination del tipo minimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

para llegar un acuerdo con la Por-
to Rico Coal Company repecto al uso
de cierta parcela de terreno que dicha
Compania Sc propope utilizar, de
acuerdo con una solicitud de Tranquil
cia que tiene presentada.
En- ell case de Jeronimo, Miguel, y
Guillermo Baella y Galiano, sobrc So
licitud de franquicia para construir,
sostener Y explotar un baradero de
servicio publico en- ell sitio denomina-
do "La Punta", en- la orilla de- Cata-
no de la bahia de San Juan, fue acuer-
do en- vista de la oposicion dicha So
licitud presentada por la Linea Fe-
rea del Oeste, sefalar el case. a una
vista p1blica para ell dia Is de diciem-
bre las dos de la tarde.
Sc acordo acceder la socilicitud de
Gaspar Gonzalez sobre enmienda en-
cuanto la tarifa itinerario estable-
cidos en- su certificado de necesidad y
convenience.
Respecto de la solicitud de Victoria
R. de Alamo, quejandose de los It'll
nerarios de porteadores publicos por
vehiculos de motor entire Fajardo y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
Comision de Servicio
dblico

Resoluciones de la Comisi6n de Ser
vicio Plblieo en- su session ordinaria
del dia 20 de los corientes, con asis-
tencia de los seicres Conisionados.
Benedicto; Cabrera, Kessinger, Lippitt,
Wilson y Figueroa.
En- el asuntoo de las distintas que
rellas de Andres Quintana Reyes con-
ira la Conlpa1ia Hidroelectrica de
Ciales, y a solicitud del -secretario de
la. Comision, Sfue acuerdol senalar ell
dia 13 de- dieiembre proximo para la
celebration de una vista del case con
citacion de todas las parties intere-
sadas en- el nismo-
En- los casos de The Porto Rico Te-
lephone Company sobre solicitud de
aprobacion de tarifas larga distan-
cia para telefonos, en- las proyectadas
estaciones sr,la Southern Cross Fruit
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

Plantation de Guaynabo y Consume
de Las Marfas, Sc aprobo ell informe
del Comisionado del Interior en- ell sem
lido de que Sc conceda el aumento So
licitado, ordenandose que por ell Sc
cretario Sc dicten las ordenes cores
pondientes.
En- ell case de Jose A. Busigd sobre
solicitud de authorization para cons
truir una represa de concrete para
derivar aguas del ria Guanajibo, bajo
las disposiciones de la franquicia No.
1910, en- sustitucion de la de piedra
que tiene en- la actualidad, fue acuer-
do fequerir de dicho seior la presen-
taci6n de los pianos correspondence.
En- ell case de la solicitud de la Com
panfa Popular de Transporte, Inc. So
'bre authorization para establecer y po-
ner en- vigor una tarifa de 10 centa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01

que estabece la tarifa de dicha Com
pania, fue acuerdo notiicar Ia Com
pania de la querella presentada para
que en- el termino de 10 dias haga ante
la Comisi6n las alegaciones que e3time
convenientes a su derecho.
En- ell case de Ia solictud de Maria
Santos sobre autorizacion para trans
portar pasajeros desde su residencia
en- Luqufllo hasta Fajardo, uno de los
puntos terminates del service que
presta entire San Juan Y Fajardo, y
asimismo el regresar por la tarde CO.
brando 25 asi mismo ell regrasar por
la tarde cobrando 25 -ccntavos por ca
da pasajero, fue acuerdo referir este
asunto al Comite de Tarifas para su
estudio informe.
Fue acuerdo archivar el informe de
la Porto Rico Railway Light & Power
Company notificando accidente ocu-
rridoe ell dia del actual en- relacion
con su servicio de carros electricos,
en- ell que result6 lesionado el indi-
viduo Candido Rodriguez.
En- el case de la soIicitud de Jacin-
ia Rivera Lopez sobre enmienda de
su itinerario para el servicio Gle trans
porte de pasajeros entire Guayama y
San Juan, Sc acordo comisionar al Sc
cretario para que en- la proxima Sc
sion presente un memorandum demos
trativo del itinerario que en- la actua
lidad tiene aprobado la peticionaria,
" tambien respecto del hecho 81 exis-
te no esa misma ruta otro servicio
de transporte autorizado por la Co.
Imisi6n.
Fue acuerdo aprobar la solicitud del
Comisionado de Agriculture y Ira
Ibajo sobre inclusion en- la lista libre
de telefonos los que en- el Departa-
mento tienen los Moss Ill Nen@ San
Juan y ell ia en- Rio Piedras.
En- el case de la communication del
EISSlutIlIe ue Id SOlilSlOIl uS AIlueIl-
nizaciones a Obreros, solicitando Sc
establezca una regla en- vfrtud de Ia
cual Sc obligue a los duenos de qua
guas vehiculos de motor que pres
tan servicio ptiblico, que. al sacar la
licencia o renovarla presente' a la Co.
mission el recibo de Tesoreria de ha-
ber pagado la Quota asignada por el
| Tesorero, de acuerdo con la ley No.
61 de la Asamblea Legislative de
Puerto Rico sobre indemnizacion por
academies del trabajo, fue acuerdo pa
sar dicha communication al Hon.. Attor-
ney General de Puerto Rico para su
estudio informe.
Fue acuerdo asi mismo referir al
Ingeniero de la Comision los infor-
mes anuales presentados por la Porto
Rico Railway Light & Power Compa-
ny, references la exploitation del SER
vicio de carros electricos y del SER
vicio de alumbrado durante al ano
que termino en- 81 de diciembre 1920.
| Sc autorizo al Secretario para ce-
lebrar una vista publica en- el case
de la solicitud de Mariana Pacheco
sobre concession de un certifcado de
necesidad Y convenience para la ex-
plotacion de un servicio de transpor-
te de pasajeros por vehiculo de mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-01
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
Cobb Uncovers Star Rookie Fir8t-Sacker

Lew Blue has proved 20 Ty Cobb
that ne Is a big league first base
man.
Tie measures -Er 10 Cobb's re-
qu.rcments Cor fielding and speed.
His hitting is improving
Blue is a lefty in fielding.
AT the bat he can switch from
either side Of the plate and swing
effectively.
lie is just %. Blue first came up
90 Detroit i'm 1918. He was sent
20 ST. Paul for seasoning. In 1920
he was recalled by the Tiger man
agement but sent 20 Portland in the
Coast League.
The youngster will stick this
time.
His fielding average was .9S2 last
year. He handled 1888 putouts,
second 20 Earl Sheely for league
honors. Also ne is credited with
102 assists. ranking third among
coast first sackers.
ON the paths ne showed his speed
by stealing 81 bases.
Blues speed puts a lot Of pep in
to the Tiger inheld, and Cobb is
well pleased with the youngster's
showing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
CAPITAL VIII be Scene of
International Negotiations

touch-as much as possible-with
what is Transporting in foreign af-
fairs at the white house and the
state department.
But some of them are confident,
even a few of them who are demo-
Gratis. like Hitchcock, of Nebraska,
and Pomerene of Ohio. that sooner
or later the president Will want to
discuss his foreign policies with
them, if only to pave the way for the
acceptance of the Harding peace
plan by the senate. Reorganization
Of the senate foreign relations win
find several faces missing from its
council table, notably that OF the
president himself and of Sec'y OF the
Interior FAN, both OF whom took
an active part in the consideration of
the treaty of Versailles with it's
League of Nations covenant. when
the document was before tho COM
mittee. Sen. Lodge. in heading
the committee again is expected to
find the same conflict Of views
among its republicans as well as its
democratic members
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
Indoor Net Champ Has
Close Call IN Tourney

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March ass. How
ard Vosheu, twice holder OF the ma
tional indoor singles championship,
narrowly missed becoming the vic
i'm of reversal in the second round
of the titUlar tournament in the
seventh regiment armory Monday.
The famous left handler was being
outplayed by j.. l.. Werner the
Princeton star. when fading light
CAUSED "a postponement of the bat
tie after each had won a set.
Nosheu. i'm furiously fought raj
lies. won the FIRST set, "a, Werner
strengthened ~ game, especially at
service and driving, so that the sec
onl set became a service duel BY
s,ashiug side line shots the big
Princeton player broke through No-
shells service on the 14th game for
the second set at Sc. The light was
then poor. due TO a thundershoweT
and Vosheus request for "A post
ponement was granted by the ref
cree.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29

Fy International News Service:
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-
WASHINGTON as the worlds melting
pot for international negotiations and
intrigue-w Washington as the center
of another peace conference, the
White House as another Versailles
during the next few months, is the
prospect seen Monday by both re-
publican and democratic members Of
senate foreign relations comnittee.
They anticipate the arrival here this
week Of Rem Viviani former French
premier on "a mission of courtesy
will be followed by a series of
others equally important before
Pres't Harding plans for worlds
peace is definitely formulated.
Eventually they realize that as mem
bers of the senate foreign relations
committee. they will be called upon
10 consider whatever world peace
pact the president may recommend
TO the senate. And it is for that rea-
son they are tarrying at the cap
ital during the present recess Of con-
gress SO they may keep in personal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
HIGGINS FACES A
UNIQUEPROBLEM
Yank Manager Has So Much
Talent He Doesn't Know
What to Do With Them
BY JACK VEIOCK.

international News Service:
NEW YORK, March 2S-The fam
ed old lady who lived in a shoe had
her problems. She had nothing on
Miller Higgins, manager Of the
Yankees. Hug has so many ball
players he scarcely knows what TO
do with them. He has ten players
bidding for every job around the in
field and a squadron fighting for
outheld berths. Selecting the right
players for the right positions is the
big task that rests on the shoulders
Of the midget manager" today and
ne never carried a heavier burden.
on Higgins selections, according TO
present indications, Will depend the
success or failure Of the Yankees in
the coming pennant race. The New
York club has talent galore.
It figures to make a neck and
neck race with the Cleveland In
dams for first place next October,
but should Hug" fail TO get his
best possible combination on the
field at an early date, Yankee
I chances might suffer a hard blow.
Shang To Do Receiving.
with Wallie Shang TO do the bulk
Of the catching and a pitching staff
Of undoubted strength there is no
problem in the battery section.
But what Of theinfeld and out
field?
Ruth. Roth, Bodie, Muesel, Con-
! nelly, Wingo, Hawks and Christen-
son have been ranging the gardens
| for the Yanks, not to mention Wal
| lie Pipp, who may ultimately be
Llaced in an outfeld position. He
can have Ward, Milan. Baker and
Muesel at third. Hug has been
mixing 'em up. He had 10.
/ II Baker does a real comeback he
/ will no doubt hold down third base
which would drive out Aaron Ward
! This lad. because of both hitting
and Unfolding ability. is almost toe
valuable 10 be left out OF the Lineup
| every day He might be sent &C
second and Fewster TO the outfeld
Then there is the shortstop problem
| which lies between Mitchell and
/ Peck and the problem of whether
! Pipp. Muesel or Ruth would serve
best at first base. These are Just =
7 few Of the angles 20 Hugs riddle, a:
the season comes on apace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
THE LMSLDER SAYS

Some Of the score cards to be
kept by fans this coming season VIII
make wonderful bits of futurist art.
Plenty Of star ball players play
golf, yet haven't gone 10 the sticks.
Folks who call Johnny Wilson the
cheese champion must be referr-
ing to strong cheese.
Come into my garden said the
fielder to the Fly. Itll help my
fielding average.
The biggest year for golf is the
prediction for 1921. Soon there'u
be a caddy shortage.
A successful spitball hurler has a
heap of earning power right at his
finger tips.
one market that will never so
kerplunk is the one made up of
rockies in the spring time.
When the kids ask Babe Ruth
how ne does it, he always takes mis-
bat in hand and says heres how"
Sounds familiar, somehow.
Add up the number OF games
every pitcher on any team says he'll
win this year and there aren't that
many contests in the schedule.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
EVADA MINING MEN
OFFER TEN BIC SUM

4 Associated Press
TNEW YORK, March 2S-Two
W. offers OF sites for the Demp-
i -Carpentier heavyweight champ
hship were made 20 Promoter Tex
@ckard Monday. one came from
7vada silver mining camp and
|aranteed the puEi,is-ic impressario
e sum OF 100000 if DE would
&c the contest there July 4th. The
bier was presented by representa-
Res of a London syndicate and in
lded "a half million dollar offer
the bout 81 10 could he held i'm
y Olympia durius Derby week
Rickard took the offers under
and said that a final
ecision might be expected during
he present week unless uutoward
circumstances arose TO delay his
election of the place of battle
From authoritative sources IL was
earned, however. that Bickard had
10 intention of holding the match in
NY Isolated section of the country
Z site close 90 The metropolis is
valuable The expense attendant
pon a boxing bout Of this calibre is
o great that only a I1rEe center of
population Co draw from would war
ant the erection Of an arena. can
bile OF seating The number If
fectators necessary 60 pay for the
'urse involved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-29
FORMER CARLISLE
STAR SIGNED AS
COACH OF PURDUE
Dietz. Former Star Tackle,
Will Guide Destinies Of
Purdue Eleven.

by Associated Press.
LAFAI ETTE Ind, March IS
Announcement was made here to-
day by Director Of Athletics, y. A.
Kellog that William II. Dietz. form
or Carlisle football star and former
Washington state coach. had been
signed as football coach for Purdue
for the 1927 season.
Dietz played with the Carlisle uni
versity football team during the
years of 1907. 1908. 1910 and 1911.
In 1911 Carlisle was represented by
one Of the strongest teams ever
turned out at the Indian institu-
ton, and at tackle Dietz ranked
ahong the foremost players Of this
position in the country. 1t was in
1911 that the Indian eleven defeated
Pennsylvania. Brown, Lafayette.
Pittsburg and during the entire
season lost but one game.
Following his graduation from
college in 1911. Dietz acted as as
sistant football coach TO Glenn War
ner for three years In 1915 he
began coaching at Washington State
university. That year his team won
the championship Of the Pacific
coast and repeated the performance
i'm 1917. In 1917 his team played
Brown at Pasadena and defeated
the eastern eleven by a decisive
score. Previous TO this game Brown
had defeated Yale. q TO o.
Coached Mare Island.
In 1918 he coached the Mare
Island football team and again won
the championship of the Pacific
coast. For the past two years Dietz
has been out of the coaching game.
attending to business interests on
the western coast.
The appointment Of Dietz as foot
ball coach at the Boilermaker in
stitution has met with general ap-
proval here, and it is expected that
he will be able TO do some great
things with the squad. Spring prac-
tlce will be inaugurated next week.
and the coach viii begin work i'm
mediately with a picked squad Of
forty men. Purdue's football sched-
ule is Of such a strenuous nature
next near that srring practice is
imperative If men are to be in con
dition to open the season.