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Evening star., 1921-05-18
OPENER TO HEIGHT NINE
Overwhelms Swift (; Co. in New
Merchants League-Pepco
PLAYS W. & L. Tomorrow.

Hecht Company's nine overwhelmed
Swift and Company. II to s. yeSter-
day in the opening game of the sea-
son in the six-team Merchants Base
Ball League. The Herht crew did
much heavy Slugging. Tomorrow Po-
tomar Electric Power Company and
Woodward and Lothrop Will be oppo-
nents. while Peoples Drug Store and
Stewards Business College will meet
FRIDAY. Three games are to be
played Sunday. All contests are to be
decided on Monument Lot, Diamond
No |.
The officers of the league are T. T.
Tucker. president: 7. e. Williams.
secretary. and Bert J. Rosenberg,
treasurer.
No games will he played for several
days in the Knights of Columbus
League. Patterson Field. where the
Caseys have been holding forth. was
damaged considerably by the circus
and it will require much hard work
to restore the grounds to their former
condition.
Adjutant Generals Office blanked
Signal Corps in a ) to War Depart
ment League battle. Roche yielded the
losers only one hit.
X. =. Andrews Paper Compan:
nosed out the Carroll E.lcctrics in the
9 to Commercial League contest. \
seven-run third inning gave the
Canaries an early lead.
4 fOur-run rally in the sixth inning
gave Southern Il 6 to win over
Transportation in the Terminal X. r.
Y. NJ. &. A. League. Each team made
six hits.
MaccabeeS Svamped the Red Men in
the , to Fraternal League engage
ment. Six of the eight Macs to get
hits made two safeties each.
Prohibition left Hygienic Labora
tory high and dry in the I6 to ;
Treasury League match. Emonds of
the winners made circuit hit off
Pitcher Hold.
Naval Hospital. although outhit.
beat State to g. in the Departmental
League. The Sailor Medics sent over
the winning run in the ninth.
Agriculture found Navy easy in the
s to 3 Government League clash.
Lynch made d home run for the
losers.
Company Il vanquished Company F,
6 to o. in the National Training School
circuit The losers got only one hit
off Olsen
E,Iks routed the Masons in the 13 to
Salvation Army benefit game. played
at American League Park. between
the Fraternal League teams. FitZ-
gerald made a double and two singles
in three times at bat for the Winnersl
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
took the measure of Navy Yard. in the
II to 5 Colored Departmental League
game. Gilbert of the winners was
nicked for but four safeties.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
RUTH NOW HAS A DOZEN
Hits Chle for Twelfth Homer of
Year, But Tribe Wins-White
Sox Sweep Series.

Babe Ruth ran his seasons home
run string to twelve yesterday. nick
ing Uhle in the ninth for a drive
over center field fence in the Cleve-
land park. hut the Indians took the
rinal game of their series with the
Yankees. The White Sox made a
clean sweep of their block with the
Athletics. while the Browns staged
late rally to overcome the Red
Sox.
The Tribes 4-to-o victory was
achieved by punching hits off Fer
guson in the fourth and seventh in
nings. Ruth and Speaker nearly
came to blows in the sixth session
after the BambinO had colIided with
Sewell and bloodied the ShOrtstop's
nose. Tmpires and players prevent
ed conflict
Falks batting helped the White
Sox beat the Athletics. 10 to 3 His
triple and single drove in four of
the tallies and his sacrifice sent in
another run. Galloway made "a pair
of triples and single for the losers.
\ twO-run rally in the eighth in
ming gave the Browns i-tO-2 win
over the Red Sov. Gerhers single.
Jacobson's triple and wild pitch by
Meyers produced the scores. Davis
kept the Red Soxs eight hits scat
tered.
Ruth now is fourteen days ahead of
his 1920 clouting schedule. having
gained his twelfth home run on May
?1 last year off Walter Johnson at the
Polo Grounds. He is four ahead of
George Kelly of the Giants. his near
est rival.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
THIRD CORPS FIGHTERS
AHEAD IN ARMY BOUTS

NEW YORK. May 1S.-Corp. Dan
Toomey of Camp Dix. lightweight box
ing champion of the Army. fought a
round draw last night with Sergt
"Banty" Sharpe of Camp Meade.
Boxers of the Bird Army Corps won five
out of six of the other bouts by kndck
outs over opponents of the I'd Corps. as
follows:
eight-Prvatc \. Rressner Fort
Jay. knocked out Private Henry I. Toletti.
Camp Meade. in fifth round.
Fea Featherweight-Prirate Robert tiarcia.
Camb Meade knocked out Private Tommy
Whalen. Camp Dix. in first round.
Iightweight-torp. Dan Tonmey. Camp Dix.
fought ten-round draw with Sergt. Clyde
J. Sharpe. Camp Meade.
Welterweight Private Edwin Rurnbrook.
Camp Holabird. knocked out Private Andy
Reed. Camp Vail. in first round.
Middle dleweight-Private Charles A Hoffman.
Camp Hoabird. knocked ont Sergt. Joe Marko-
witt. Camp Vail, in fourth round.
Light heavyweght--rrvate Rene Blanc.
Camp Meade. knocked out Prirate John X.
Runzzio. Fort Jay. in :irs: round.
heavyweight Lleweliyn Imrrell.
Camp Eustis. knocked out Private LELAND
Leonard, Camp Vail, in first round.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
CAUGHT ON THE FLY

ST. LOUIS. May 1S.-Havins attend
ed to his duties at the meeting Oh tne
American League directors in chicago
President Griffith is expected TO rejoih
his club today. He is scheduled 10
confer with Joe Engle here. ana may
shortly announce the acquisition OF
couple of pitchers Chloe has been
scouting for.
Lewis robbed Young of a sure triple
and the Tigers of tally when ne
sprinted nearly to the foul line TO
make a backhand stab of Pops liner
in the first inning. Bush followed Win
single which would have scored
Young had his drive gotten by.
Can't. Milan attended to the prelim :
inaries as acting manager in the ap-
sence of Mcbride. who was late reach- :
ing the park, having been detained py
business.
Mac arrived in the third inning. and
finding the score l to 0 in favor OF
his charges turned around and
marched out again. evidently 1ear1u!
his presence might have the effect OF
altering the aspect of the contest.
YOung's single In the sixth inning
was the first safety he had made in
five games. He got no farther as
Judge made clever play on COBB
smash to force him at second.
Moriarity warned MoRridEe about
his alleged tinkering with the ball in
the eighth inning after previously
having thrown several out, and in
the rag-chewing which ensued
bounced La Motto off the bench for
using his sore jaw too freely.
Miller got his first real bling since
the campaig started when he hit
over Cobb's head to deep left center
for three bases in the eighth. Harris
left him stranded.
The paid Attendance for the four
battles in Detroit exceeded $1,000.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

They were afraid he had too much
fire. pep and enthusiasm in his make.
up: that. being such wonderful
player himself. he would expect too
him and make them sore and dist
Cruntled: that he would battle the
umpir.s to such an extent that he
would be fired out OF the games: that
the very characteristics which make
him a star on the field would initiate
against him in the role of pilot. where
coolncss. Judgment and forbearance
are required.
Not showing Temperament.
But Cobb is surprising even his m'>~
ardent admirers. Under him
Tigers are winning more bali d fness
than any Detroit club has for yea
instead of COMFORTING himself as /,
temperamental star. Cobb has become
careful thorough and painstakin>
leader. who salves rathes than bu'
lies his men and is getting results
that promise to land his club much
higher than the sixth place which he
set as its goal before the campaign
opened
Cobb has taken practically the same
material as that which finished next
to last in 1920. and which was con-
sidered poor because badly managed.
and. with the addition of some young
pitchers which he himself dug up, has
the team going like a house afre4
He has been keen to detect weak
neSseS and correct them. has perfect
ed team play to a remarkable extent
and has imbued the entire outfit with
his own aggressireness the result
being that the Jungaleers are a fight
ing outfit.
Playing Great Came.
In addition. he is playing one Of thief
greatest games of his splendid caree.
which is saying "A whole lot. Barrin.
accidents. the Tigers, under T. Ra.
mond Cobb. will surely finish in tn"
first division this year. and posi- bly
in third place.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Dunbar Boy Scores in Dashes.

Fletcher. who finished third in the
lo0-yard and second in the 220-yard
interscholastic dashes at the Howard
University track and field games Sat
urday, is a student at Dunbar High
School. Official reports of the events
designated Fletcher as Booker
Washington High School student in
the 100-yard dash and as Morgan
Academy student in the furlong. The
time for the interscholastic mile re-
lay won by Dunbar was 339
Evening star., 1921-05-18
LEONARD BOOKS BATTLE
Signs for Fight With Freedman at
Ten Rounds at Benton Har-
Dor on July 4.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-B. my Leonard.
lightweight boxing champion. and
Sailor Freedman of Chicago. have
been matched for ten-round bout
at Benton Harbor. Mich. on July 4.
it was announced here today by Floyd
Fitzsimmons. promoter.
Fitzsimmons said he had guaran-
teed Leonard 100000 and Freedman
$4,000 in the event he beats Johnny
Dundee in their bout in Chicago
May 81.
If an airplanc journey can he ar
ranged. Jack Dempsey will fly from
New Jersey to Benton Harbor, and act
as the third man in the ring.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
'AGGIE" PIGEONS AHEAD
IN LONG-DISTANCE RACE

The racing pigeon loft of the De-
artment of Agriculture. managed by
Al jacobson. won stellar honors in the
long-distance event from Doshler,
Ind. yesterday. One hundred and
twelve pigeons, representing twenty
four lofts flew in the race.
The average speed of the first re-
turn per minute follows:
Bureau of animal industry. Depart
ment of Agriculture, 1.403 and 1902:
f. H. Kelly, 1879; Phil krous. 1.275:
w. F. Dismer 26s;34: William Pen
mer. 1175: Cab Pennington. 1.145:
Frank Reinhardt, 1,0S0; Moore Bros,
1.043.
Second day reports were: William
Reinhardt. 500; George w. Fisher,
1872; B. Gosnell, us.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

The Yankees success has been at
tended by Euth's steady home run
swatting. In every city he has smit-
ten the ball for the circuit to date
and there are only two left to be
conquered. Chicago and -. Louis. If
he gets his old four-timer in both of
those cities he viii have made the
circuit in the spring. which would be
another record for home run batting.
On May Is of last year the Giants
were sixth in the race and the
Yankees were fourth. Both are Il diff
fercnt kind of menace this year.
The Tigers har" yet to be shut out
and it will take inner and outer blinds
to shut them out with their present
ball nlauling orgy continuing.
HciImnn o: Detroit is carrying his
batting streak so far that it is no
longer a cur;O.
Sutherland may he lucky. What of
it? He's d winner. Only kid. and yet
ne hasn't been beaten in six games he
has pitched for Detroit The first year
Matty was ou: they called him lucky
all around the National League cir
cult.
Lee of st. Louis had sixteen inicld
chances in Il game against Boston.
sixteen is the American League mark.
but unfortunately for Lee it was Il
tcn-inning game and he can't class
with Lajo:e and Pratt, who are the
record holders at nine innings.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
INTERNATIONAL LEAGrE.
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

COLLEGE BASE BALL.
Dartmouth, -: Princeton. o..
Boston. ): Rhode Island state. o.
Norwich Z; Bates a.
Penn state -: Pittsburgh Collegians, ..
West Virginia, 4; Bethany. ).
Vanderbilt. .1s: Kentucky, :.
Princeton Freshmen. 3; MercersburS Acad
emy. ].
Forfham. q: Hanover National Bank. I.
New York Freshmen. q: Stuyvesant ii. s., 1.
Northwestern. I: Purdue. T.
Vanderbilt. &: University Of Kentucky. D.
ten innngs.)
Mississippi A. and NJ. 8: Mississippi Col
lege. >.
Washington and Lee. 3; Randolph Macon, /.
OglethOrpr >: Center College. ;.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Nationals Open Series
MOGRIDGE'S TWIRLING
WINS FINAL IN DETROIT
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

LOUIS May 1SAthough Nationals eight days
will be contendng with generally regarded much
softer than that which they their
yesterday
that their during the remainder of their
Alghen will
the showing they have made to date.
Lee Fohl
always the
whether
followed Washington
Evening star., 1921-05-18
What's What in Base Ball
BY BILLY EVANS

/. When is the batsman automatically out
strikes:
:. What happens when the hatsman strikes
at a ball. bTt misses and the ball touches some
part Of his person:
3. What is the proper ruling when the bats
man interferes with the catcher when runner
is stealing second:
4. What happens when the catcher nterfercs
with the batsman about TO strike at n hall:
>. What is the rule when batsman steps
from one batsman's box to the other while the
pitcher is in the act Of delivering the ball:
ANSWERS
l. The batsman is automatically o,r on
strikes IL first base he occupied by base
runner and the third strike BE- called, unless
two men are already out
= The ball becomes dead and no runners
can advance such a play.
3 The batsInan il out il he interferrs with
the catchcr trying to get man stealing second.
The runner returns to his original basr, which
is first ..
4 The batsman is entitled to first base il
the catcher interferes with him about 10 strike
at q ball.
: Tho hatsman is ont il he steps from one
box TO the other while the pitcher is in the act
of delivering the ball.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
WILL NOT JOIN INDIANS
Pitcher Edwards of Mississippi Col
lege Decides to Continue
His Studies.

STARKEILI.E. Miss. May 1S.--Joe
Edwards. pitcner for Mississippi Col
lege. will not play with the tieve-
land Americans this season. Edwards
said he had decided to remain in col
leGe until his course was completed
before entering professional base ball.
Manager Iris Speaker had telegraph
ed Edwards to report.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh. 6: Philadelphia I.
BROOKLYN. 2: St Louis. :.
Chicago. I: EG>ton 3
New York. e. Cincinnati. 3.
III inningsI.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
With Today Cobb Making Good Manager of Tigers
YANKEES AND PIRATES
SHOW CLASS ON ROAD
BY JOHN B. FOSTER

EW YORK hall OF the first and
National League.
soil having played
Philadelphia OF That championship ball. especially
In New York.
home.
5 hip bas ball
Evening star., 1921-05-18
NANCY ANN HOME FIRST
IN RACE OF PAS PIGEONS

Garner and Lambert's Nancy Ann
won the opening pigeon race of the
season of the Northeast International
Federation Club. which was flown
from charlottesville. Va: PAS birds
from fourteen lofts competed. The
yards per minute of the first bird to
each loft was as follows:
Evening star., 1921-05-18
WASHINGTON.

sHattpd Tor l|eoDard III eish'h.-
IRatted for Jones in n nth.
4Ratted for Oldham in ninth
w.sh;rrtou q u o o.
n.,n;t u o o u u II
Twobase hit-Jones. Threeba>c mis-
Judar Miller. Stolen haSe-Ric". Sacrinrf>
%OR,urke. Leonard Charity. Left on ba"-
-Wash;nston Z: Detroit. $. BASES on balls
on Mosridgr =. EIits-of Leonard: in IN
n n-s; OF oldham. l in inning Sifnck o"'
nv Leonard, =: by MOgridge. 4: by oldham. J.
Losing piicher-Lonard. imp rcs-MrssrS :,
Morarty and Connolly. Time OF game
hours and l minute.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Haines Goes to Yankees.

PETERSBURG, Va. May s.
"Hinky" Haines. Penn State foot ball
and base ball star. has been sold by
the Petersburg club of the Virginia
League to the New York Yankees
Evening star., 1921-05-18
TYRUS SURPRISES FANS.
BY HIS CALM METHODS
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

G T. LOUIS May lsThc question: is Ty Cobb making good"
y safely the affirmative the
only month old. When made
brilliant had been
pilot ability handle the
heard The
player
in
club
Evening star., 1921-05-18
White Sox Sign Collegians.

LYNCHBURG. Va. May benny
Arnold catcher. and Lefty Thomas
of the Lynchburg College team have
been signed by Chicago White Sox
They are to report in June.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Britton Whips Tillman.

DES MONIES. May 1S-Jack Brit
ton. welterweiaht champion. out
pointed Johnny Tillman last night in
their ten-round bout
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Chicago Gets Infelder.

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Leslie Miller. an
infielder. who came from Casa Grande.
AriZ, has reported to the White, SOX.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Eesults of Yesterdays Games.
Washington =: Detroit. |.
ChiraGo. TO- Philadelphia. /.
Cleveland. 1: New York. >.
ST. Louis. I: boston, ..
Evening star., 1921-05-18
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Wilson. 3: Richmond, C..
Suffolk. -: Portsmouth. OF.
Newport News. .: Norfolk. 4.
Rocky Mount. >; Petersburg. =.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
Detroit Loans Catcher.

DETROIT. May 1S.-Clyde Manion.
Detroit catcher, has been loaned to
Toledo.
Evening star., 1921-05-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo. 4; Kansas City, ..
Indianapolis Minneapolis. wet grounds.
Louisville st. Paul, wet grounds.
Evening star., 1921-05-18

Prince Albert Is sold In
feppy red bags, tidy red
tins, handsome pound
and halt pound tin hu-
snidors and in the pound
crystal glass humidoS
srith sponge s,,oistensS
top that keeps the to.
bacco in such perfect
condition.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Ell teatrO America, donde Sc reunen
diariamentc todas las classes s4iales
de San Juan ofrece para esta semana
tres soberbias funeiopes con la selec-
cion dc pelicYsde nucho merito;-
HelaS aqui: PARA Ell VlERNES: Ell
magniiico drama en- 5 actOs pOr Mildred
Harris Ramsey Wallace titulado
5ESPOSA O MUJER?
PARA Ell SABADO:-EI cxtraordi-
mario fotodrama de actualidad
"LATIG AZOS o BESOS?"
Y para ell Domingo por Ia Noche:-
LA MUJER DOBLE"
fenomenal problema dc interes para
las mujeres, deseEpenadO por Ia bella
Alice Lake.-La acci0n dc este drama
sucede en- Faris-el Paris n0cturnO,
eli el barriO latino, entire artistas, cs-
tudiantes. crisetas = libertinos. Guam
"a beileza en- esta hermosa pclicula.-
EN- MATINEE:-''Tres PerseguidOs
por Tres, lbs primeros episOdios
ademas regalos a los Mines.
En- el AMERICA: Scguridad, Atencion,
Comodidad, Buenos Espectaculos. vi
eitcnos el Viernes, Sabado y Domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell BALANDRO "HORlZ0NTE" SOR
PRENDIDO EN- VIEQUES CON
CONTRABANDO DE LICORES

Hacfa va algdn tempo que la Olici-
la tie la Prohibition tenfa conocimien
to de que cicrta embarcaci6n Sc dedi-
caba junto con otra introducir lico-
res Ell Puerto Rico, por los puertos
de Vieques Y Culebra. Y efectivamentc.
hoy Sc nos ha informado que el dfa 24
del corriente en- los momentos que en-
traba ell balandro "HOrizonte" en- ell
puerto de Eieques, lc fueron ocupadas )
cajas de whiskey "JuansitO cl Cami-
nador". Y cajas de Canadian Club. 16
cajas de yinos pspumosos, 9 cajas de
Nermouth CinZano, v q cajas de bran-
.dy Hennessy. Ell descubrimientN del
c0ntrabando fuG hccho por el Lance
Corporal so llamado Angel Morales.
FL balandro fuG despachado de Anna
liza Carlota. el dfa II del corriente. Re-
gres6 a Fajardo el dfa 81; de Fajardo
sali6 para Culehra. el dfa % Y el dfa
"a 10 sorprendieron en- Vieques. Con
or ut
rique Romero, de Culebra.
Actualmente han sido acusados Pc
drO Ortiz. que es el captain. MaXimi-
no Cordero Y Tomas Cordero. FL ba-
landro. que es de siete toneladas, es
prOpiedad de un tai Jests Nieves.
| FL Comisionado de la Prohibition
Sr Pesquera, tan pronto tuvO cOnOci-
miento Official de este contrabando, en-
vic Vieques los inspectOres Berry
~ Garland, para que investigasen el
case. Los inspectores va en- Vieques,
! le remitierOn un telegrama al Sr. Pes
iquera, Ell el cual sOlicitaban autOriza-
ci6n instancias del captain para des.
cargar el carbon. Ell Sr. Pesquera les
contest0 negativamente v que regresa
ran a San Juan en- el mismo balandro
/, con toda la prueba. por haber la Green
cia de que debajo del carbon hay mas
licOres.
i FL balandro provisionalmente ha 81
do embargad0 y-los -Acusados puestoi
bajo fianza de mil d6lares cada uno.
Tenemos informes de que Ell el de
partamento de la Prohibition tiener
confidencia .segura de que hay otro ba
landro gemelo del "Horizonte" que 81
idedica al mismo negocio, que mo tar
dara Ell dfa en- que tambien sea atra
pado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
Ell "RISDAL" "
Ell SUCESO DE AVER EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA
UN HOABRE ATENTA CONTRA LA
VIDA DE ST ESPOSA

Aver, como IL las tres de la tarde. los
gritos de un amujer despavorida, alar-
maron a los yecinos de Puerta de Tie
IRA. Era clio, que Manuel Domenech,
con una navajo, persegufa, para ma
tarla, "a su esposa Vicenta Rodriguez.
Los celos motiyaban esta actitud de
Domenech. a pesar de la huida de vi
centa, Domenech lego a inferirle tres
heridas, una dc elias de caricter gra-
We Vicenta fu6 conducida a la sala de
Socorros donde Sc lie asisti0 de prime
ra intenci6n, pasando despues al Hos
pital Municipal Domenech fue arres-
tado y hecha la Investigation pOr ell
Fiscal de este, le exigi6 $4,000 por SUI
libertad provisional, caIificando el de-
Ito de atentado la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
ESPECTACUl4OS

Cine Tres Banderas.-La priinera
jornada francesa "Judex".
TeatrO RiatIO.-Hoy martes, Dou-
glas Nc Clean y Doris May en- el IA
moso drama Paramount Gel Presidia-
rio, en- actos otra comica, Ell dos
actos, ambas estreno en- Puerto Rico.
Cine Luna.-El drama en- 5 actos,
"Abajo Caciques" y el tercer eisodio
de la serie "De Potencia Potcncia".
Cine Real, Puerta de Ticrra).-Los
episodios 3 Y de la sin rival serie
"El Maestro Criminal Y una comica.
Cine Monte Carlo, (Puerta de Tie
rra).-Una comica y los episodios 3
y A de "El Maestro Criminal.
Tcatro Strand, (Santurce).- me-
ior ell peliculas. Cecil 3. Miles prescn
ia a Agnes hyres y Forrest Stanley
en- "Fruta Prohbiida".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Debut del popular Duetto Yara SUI
regreso de Cuba; los episodios finaies
de "Los Opalos del Crimen", y ell gran
atleta Eddie Polo en- los episodios 8
y q de la sensational serie filmada en-
Cuba Gel Sello de Satanas".
Teatro Liberty, (Santurce).-La
bella y simpatica Elena Hammerstein
en- ell super drama especial en- 6 ac-
tos "Deuda Materna" y ell segundo
episodio "De Potencia a Potencia".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Ter-
cera jornada de Ia novela francesa
"Judex" y despedida de la Compaiiia
de Zarzuelas de Luis Manzano.
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-"El Sen
dero de la Ambicion", regio drama en-
6 actos y e. episodio A "De Potencia
a Potencia".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
NUEyA CORPORATION

Ell Secretario Executive iIa expedi-
do certificado de rcgistro la corpO-
raci0n del pats dcnominada IL. Mar
tfnez Co, Inc.". cuya olicina prin-
cipal Sc establecera en- In casa n1merO
2T de La calle Comercio, de Aguadilla.
Dicha corporation Sc dedicara prin-
cipalmente. la compra, venta y
arrcndamiento de pclfculas cinemato-
graficas. Su capital autorizado es de
$50,0GO.O0, Y sus incorporadores sol
los seflores Luis Martinez, de Sar
Juan, Ernesto III. Lienau. Buena
ventura Jim6nez Sierra Manuel Ji
menez, de AguadiIla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
CANsADA DE LA VIDA

En- noviembre 26, a las y 30 p. m,
Ell la casa ndmerO 6S, de, la calls
San Sebastian, Mercedes Sariego, de
21 aiios de edad. trat6 de suicidarse,
colgaEdlose del tabique dc Ia habita-
ci6n que ocupara, usando una sabana
con la que Sc amarr6 pOr ell cuello,
no lograndp su intento por la pronta
intervention de la policfa, que hubo
de violentar una de las pucrtas para
penetrar dcntrO v cortar el lazo.
Dejaba una carta donde manifestaba
estar cansada de la vida. Asistida
prontamente, recobr6. su estado nor
NAL. quedando auxiliada por los ve-
.cinos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-29
UNA CIRCULAR

Los seilores V Melon Co. S. en- c.,
impOrtadorcs. nos parti
cipan que con fecha 81 de Octubre ha
quedado disuelta la sociedad mercan-
til que giraba en- esta plaza bajo la
expresada denomination, constituy6n-
dose otra con el mismo nombre que
se dedicara a los mismOs negocios. de
la que son socios gestores administra-
dores con uso de la frma, don Ramon
Lopez Nc Coard don Joaquin Taul6
Moreno, Y comanditario don Jose vi
cente Melon
lie deseamos 'muy buenos negocios.