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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
BOXING BOARD DECLINES
TO JOIN NATIONAL BODY
New York Commission Refuses to
Subordinate Authority Defined
by State Law.
IEN NaNOcLNtch rrcNs. |

NEW YORK. Jan i2.--The New
York Boxing Commission aud License
COMMITTEE today declined to become
m'mu"t OF tho newly formed Ma
Cuitcd States. which has been in SEES
sion her. Tor he last three days
IN" decision OF the commission was
made public IN an olliciai statement
ISSUED ~ Chairman johnson VINO
has attended the session. as tho rep
TcscuintiNc D. scw York after the
afternoon meeting.
''it is our doc.sipn.' the statement,
reads. that wc cannot subordinate
our functions Iud authority, clearly
defined ~ til" walker law. 30 the
Jurisdiction OF an outside unofficial
body OF any character"
Tn" Massachusetts state EpNinE
Commission. in (, letter sent to the
that Il would not bc represented "a,
thr national convention. has taken
Tho same position
Formal ratification of the cpnsci-
tutton and bylaws under which the
association vii! function and "lcc-
zion Of pcrmpIc,t officers, cUrrpri sod
tho chief business at toGny's sessions
o. delegates from sixteen States.
II" c"nirr""S expected To reach adj
J"Hrnncnt late lnls afternoon.
Although no nominations Tor prcpi-
b"ut nave becn formally announced.
Natter II. Ligiu@"r, dclvgdt. from
v isconsiu ana chairman OF the com.
m!ltcc that drafted The constitution
"nd bylaws. WAS generally regarded
IS inc most prominent candidate.
Ihr association decide! that nr.t-
n;H npG.d b" held annually on ;N.
imrd Monday ~ January Tho place
y h" designated hv the ho.ri Of
directors l. WIS also decided To
start out by giving all professional
boxers a c.cAa ban Of health. .ras in-;
'it penalties. so far az tho natiouli
BODY - concerned. now being born.
10y hp%crs. Tnus. nEhtcra' records
N'I dat" from the inauguration oil
sine association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Every Drop of Your Blood
Should Be Absolutely Pure


You cannot ovcrcsiima,c the i'm
Importance of keeping The blood free
OF impurities. When you realize that
the heart is constantly pumping this
vital fluid 10 all parts OF the body.
you can readily see tina; any impurliy
in the blood will cause serious com
plicaiions.
Any slight disorder or impurities
organ OF the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform its
functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases are the direct result OF bad
condition OF tho blood. Among the
most serious are rheumatism. with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
LOCAL BANKS ORGANIZE
FOR BOWLING PURPOSES
Agree 10 Ten Pin Instead Of Duck
Pin IcnEuc-SiN TrnmS Will
Enter.

The bankers ut their meeting yes
tcrday in the Nationa! state and city
Rank approved the organization OF
the bankers Ten Fin League, having
changed from duck pins. y majority
favored ten pins,
The nights adopted for their regu-
ar games will he Mondays, Wcdncs-
days aui Fridays.
Tho following are the banks ana
CAPTAINS of each team: Federal Re-
serve, Byrnc. captain: Bank OF Conn
mcrCc and Trusts. curtis captain:
Nmcr!can National. Miller captain:
National state and City. I.ufoon cap
tain. First National. Wharton cap
tain; Merchants National. Mnli,,.
captain.
IN. games will begin AT l.. NJ.
an! rolled at the Mount Vernon AL
.cys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
DEMPSEY AIDES ARRESTED
Ills Manager, Srrrrtar. and Spurrin=
Partner Charged with At
tnckinE policrmau.

ny Associated i'irsS
Los ANGELES. CAL. Jan. -lac}.
keIrns. manager Of E,ays weight
Champion JacA Drn.pScy "Hs crI"i-
vu To appear IN police court today
with he .dy Hayes. DcmpS"ys srcr.-
iarN. and Joe Benjamin lightweight
hoNcr. TO answer charges OF attach
.ns policeman.
They Jumped on my back" the 30.
Iic"man, 9 Il. Carson, declared IN
reporting details @! - lght In Il res
t1urant, where he had boon called to
settle dispute. IN" waiter said the
party had refused u mcv" from ono
'"oih 20 another at his request.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS


Tirst. race claim.ns. sl9p: for three
year-olls and w; m!.e and SERENITY yards
:, : Iy"I' 1f,.-- * - ,'ins.shl a.
to .. u it second R"istn~rr, 81 OAR
if!!Ra '4vi,ir' 'e l fstl r...iioIsy
Blossom. Br.,E.ey, OLA Hn-e. rnunicrDlri.
Sea urchin Serre;nrs. Grandve GndanE
Second. calmirs $3.50. Mter-year-
o!dT Nani Hr, s-N ilf.unr lHH I,o.. los
Rainbow Gil 70. ,M9on'ya. - 70 3. even.
] Win WIN. lfy HeeE Homrwtri Bound.
Portuguese, our lfir'hday N4Es.l.!e also
ran
yeaf.oiar 81 flronF rrus. oMc~i b,
,Colt!.euy. y &" 20 g. =. won,
j to :? second john. uigma ~ ,rp.e.i,
TO ], ? :" J. even. th.r1. Iilue i.Ii
Gorilla Ln,'ei!usss: Ma.onrnsea. BotAora
E@arIn t@ o2 Msroh'n's h2n5!essn ,io.
Columbia Tenn. ~ (JaryiJ. 10 !. : ~ 3.
70 %. won hEsha!i"ncs. lD tMyGraWJ,
q to !! T. st"r -sco"i; IA. - pyy.
Time, i;Is. Two Pair. rartag Mo Ma
honey. Bullet Froo. Lads ioy. Bcs,ur
ri.' MT 5as, =, puts, 'hIeg
9 80 Q, Won: 81: Rang: 10 G!ub.nj 10 !!
2to !, : 20 .. second; Inquiry. - oMcCoyi.
Tlarney stona. Mark wts;. rom Mcrar
gs!t, DE-. Carmen. lierUlaEH. Ia stone also
ran.
Sixth ,race.-ciairninr; 'ir9 fnur-year-
oluE and up mile ana aiNtesufh-.f Ola
Guer. ~ CJar,i-,. : TO- 20 . 20 &.
won Warsaw. ~ G.unstnrGJ. even ? - s.
To- Z aSrG'91H ibsgEi;9nS,ts i; tMg9r?Ay!.
Douglas s. Mandiriuy Coat Lazy I.nu.
Specdsier. Tanlac, Selma g., Iirronc also
ran.
seventh race aiming: 500: ,nr ;hre..
ycar-olds and 10: MI" and seventy yards
-'Sa Int. 90 tIihbInt. 3 10 I. to T. 10 :.
won: Wild Flower. 81 CAtcDermotD to ].
10 5. 20 ; rec"nt: Lbrena Moss. s.,
!ts Lucins WI.t0, Blue Bpnuock Arts
tocrat, Kohinoor I'laioT. Galway. Madra-
rotsr also, ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
MERCHANTS BANK QUIMT
BEATS Raj 0C-PH- MACOlj
ltichmond Team Takes Hard -l'oug u I
Contest by Score az aO FL
tnrdwcli Stars for Nirtor>.
'cial 10 The T!mcs-plsputch. !

lHp'tI'l 10 l ne i !nlcS- i'lSl pa zen. ]
ASHLAND. VA. Ian. j.. Mer-
chants National Bank basketball
team defeated the Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets here tonight 10y IA"
score Of 30 TO 81 The cpmt.., Was
one OF the ferccs, played on the
local court in recent years
Cardwol!. right forward for the
Richmond team. starred by handing
up SIX field goals. Will" P"ndlctou.
ms running mate. secured four. -
bcvinc and Buttcrworth Played 4
spectacular game at guard and h".d
thc opposing forwards 20 ninc goals
from court; j. Dev.ncs worH al;
center also was consistent
Zimmerman and Tcagu" w"r" tn
scoring, with iivc field goals. and also
featured by paying - great game alt
the way through. Clark au! A!'rrii!
also showed up well at guarding
In" teams are expected - play q
return game ia Richmond mex, Sat
urday night.
Merchamts' National Randolph Macon
feudlcion. left forward. league
Cardwcll. right forward .... Roam.
- ll"v!n". left guard Merrill
httcrworth right guard. ....... CARR
Suhstitutions: Rln!uipn- Macon -.
:. Garner FOR ltoano. X v Garner
TOT - ;. Garner. kucH,r for H. y
Garner, Eoahc Tor iughcr, GOALS from
h"ld-Mcrchant c"rdw".l. T. Pend.
ton. j. EuttcrwOrth. B. Enudulph- Ma
Zimmerman, ; league, g. -
Garner !. Goals from foul pauG.v-
ton. out OF >; Iimmcrmau 8 OUT W
~ Garner. in !. Ee!eT-e -oirtaaiu.
y. y. !. Time OF halves. - ,utHutcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
Will Enter Poker in
Fisld Ti.li Events
Try Associated prcs..I

NNTtIfI:I. Miss, jan. Il
Tucker Gibson. big game hunter.
oi Trnsns Parish. la. WHOSE WIN
ter hoi,c il in Natchcx. announced
today ihat his lannon's bird-hunt-
ing i".. would be cutrrrd In the
spring hrIh trials. and Is nov, re-
rrivi.S special training for the
event.
The hog la question, when
uGit" iittlc ui:s. SuY placed ia
thr r:.rr of n female setter. with
Il li,trr OF puppies, and WAS rnisrGi
bH ihr du.. When the puppies
were FIRST taken out for .rnlniuS.
ltc pi: made perfect Gu.iir>. never
breaking until communicated 10 do
-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
November 10. the Citadel ut Orange.
OPPOSES PRO-FOOTBALL
Penn State Alumni Adapt Resolution
AGAINST CommcrriuliHinS
Fall snort.
lHy Associated rrcss.l

FN .NSSVNIdtNW
NEW YORK, Ian. ETH" Penn
Sy!Vania state College Alumni Assoc
citation of New York announced today
q, had adopted a resolution vigorously
upnoSluG prot cSsiona! football.
The game should be kept on Il pure
ly amateur. collegiate and scholastic
basis for tn" best interests of tn"
snort. tho resolution declares
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
MmN rIny NnrfniA EiNr Irrc.
CLEMSON DRAFTS SCHEDULE
Suuth Carolina Agricultural College
Eleven win riny Nine Games
in iH.i.
NssNcIltel rrnss.l

CLEMSON COLLEGE. s. C.. Jan. -
The clcmsou College Tigers will
play nine football games during the
i"=l season according to the sch"d-
III" announced today, as follows:
October !. open.
october :, Presbyterian College al
clemson.
October Il. Auburn ut Auburn
October IL thurman Mt GrccnVilic.
october %. Carolina Il; Co!umb.u.
November ., Georgia Tech at ~
!auta.
November 10. the Citadel at Orange.
hUrS
November Is. Erskiuc at Clemson
November "a. University OF Gcor-
gl.t at Athcns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
S"w Bring. sii.::Io.

l.AFAH NTTE. IND. IAN l2.-An.
i!ant"ss III" u biE-typc Poland china
SAID to D." tn" biggest brood SOW i'm
the world for Sil.3Oo. Mas made today.
IN" $50" vas sold ~ the COVERT
iirothcrS at oxford. lad. to Rnv
Atkinson. of Fowler. Ind The sow's
spring litter OF pigs was sold FOR
$1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

in connection with the alleged throw
ms ~ baseball games in The Pacific
cast league, played the 1920 season
w.;'1 the Dallas TEXAS league team,
owners Ct The Dallas club declared
lon!Ght they would file Il claim
HE|'ust the SAT- Luke club. from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
old Dutch Market
EAGLES.
Motor rests Are satisfactory

Assistant Chic! l.. : Jones. o.: tn.
department OF l'Ubiic Safety. y,strr-
lay reported that Tho tests OF til,
new motor engines FOR tn. fire de-
.artuout had all proved satisfactory
IN" department is now fully motor
~" aud NH compar" with any sim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
ncnr-rni.. rn,,nr s,r,r. Ln....

IFETIli'N MISS Jam lo-f'hn
in'H Cotton S'n'cs Hnscbau i.oaui!.
80 t"mnorar!ly rc-preaulzcd ~, a
ri"e''nc "nr" th:s a''"ruoon. WIN tho
election ar r; rtniy as PRECEDENT
and W. Anderson az sccrotary.
both or th" local association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
pNIItS TO :, ;. FOR PRICE
OF EXPELLED BALL PLAYER

Hy Associated press1
DALLAS, TEN Ian. l2.--.Ican Dale.
pitcher. expelled today by the Ma
liona ASeoc'ation OF Itnor Leagues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
whist, knocks ON, chin,

CHICAGO, Ian - Daniel Nc
ITn"N jr.. six years Old is ia serious
condition ~ - hospital today hyrtIs.
p" sampled moonshiRu whisky h..
.uEid ~ hAhonlnnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

In their regular scheduled match
on tho Mount Vernon Alleys last
night, the old rivals. the Eagles and
Soarcd high in the first game. pass
Ing ola Dutch Market by I0l pins.
continuing their ngh; In the second
gam" /" within a few points OF the
hSn league score of 1913
EnllNM nc arc III. rnsu,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
ELECT MARRIN LEADER
OF TERMINAL QUINTET
Promising Guard VIII Succeed
Carroll, Who Enters N'ir-
ginia Tech.
PLAY WASHINGTON SATURDAY
Railroad Aggregation Meets Con-
HrcSS Heights Yankees in Capital
City = Begin Negotiations With
Crack Norfolk Team for Contest.

Mike" Marin has been elected
Gsapp!SAip "t the Richmond Terminal
n1SNe JhaI team TO succeed pat"
carroll. who has entered Virginia
folytcchmic Institute and VIII nr a
GaHd'dat" for the quint OF the Blacks
burg institution.
Marin. who plays guard. is re-
carried as onc OF the most promising
payers on the Terminal squad lie
received his basketball training un-
vtr Fucker Jones. director of ath-
.etieS IN the public schools of Hich-
luoHd and coach "C the John Mar
sha.! High school iiv" last wear. TN
der Jones leadership the public
SCHOOL team captured the high school
championship Of NirE inia
Carroll also was member Of the
hiEh school team last year and led
tho Blue and White team during the
season. Ills wori> witt. rcriuinaI this
THAN mat OF last season, and those
Wln have seen tn" boy ia action de-
clare he VIII haze lItti" trouble MAX
'"S the Teen luiut. Monk" Younger.
Carroll play. and is OF Ia. opinion
ihat n" should cause the Tech rcsu-
lars Ia worry before the present
atSk"tball schedule IL completed.
HAS Natural Nb.Iity.
foSSr SS.HS natural basketball abil-
~ and -four years of training under
Coach Jones, . appca\ that the pre-
wc.i founded Whuc an ind!vidual
s;a:, Carroll also has shown himself
!" be a team" player OF ability.
Much Of the success OF the high
school Hu!ut last year was due 10
this latter fact
Captain Elect Marin VIII 4lavc his
first opportunity of leading tho Ter
NINA. uUtut saturday nIrht, when
ihc liciiMoni aggregation VIII play
the Congress Heights Yankees at
WaEh.nEton. Tine Washington team
has lost only one contest in nftccn
THIS year. aud Terminal Wi! meet
rcH! opposition in playing the Iuint
o! The yapltal Ella. \ return gaWr
N this ci;y between The teams win
.t played February IS. providyd the.
.lowit@.rS' .Nrmury is availablv Tor
That date.
Way IIny NorfniI, Five Here.
Dave koUtttsous crack team OF
Norfolk, also viii be brought 10 tins
lily 10 meet the Railroad-rs il u
suitable place in which 10 stage the
contest can y" secured. Officials Of
thr local texan are considering II tr.p
10 Norfolk to meet Dawes team ia
rNcnt II Viii he impossible to stag.
the game ia Richmond Contests,
also arc planned with the PARK View
Athletic club, oi Portsmouth. aud the
Raven Athlr'!t club. of Norfolk
Mthourh tn" loss OF Carroll .s q
severe blow 10 the local team, the
Boys Stiu hay" hopes OF having Il
successful season ON the coart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
SI'l;A NisIIIPS.
Iiichmond-k New York Steamship Co.

>, Effective Dec. ith. saiiings every days
from Richmond and New York. Freight
gMy Prompt service. No embarEoet
fE"ight received daily until = NJ.
cnnt Saturday. T. NJ.
.S.chmona-New York Steamship Com
ih'Y Is your company. Give II your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures, OF Passenger Train,
DAILY. unless otherwise show WI published
oi'iy a information ana not guaranteed.
lll!!E cIcCpt Sunl1y. { SlnlaN nuIY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

CLARKE Griffith. president OF the
Washington Senators. has rewarded
,i"orsc Mcbride, former shortsiop.
The odd Fox" has appointed the
player manager of the club Mcbride
was one Of the most dependable
players on tho club in his dag and
s,ill can hold his own with a majority
o! them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13
SEABOARp AIR LINE RAILWAY
SOuTiiERS RAILWAY

CONSOIIDAT CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 4. Main Street Phone Randolph 42i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

Richmond Terminals basketball
team threatens To be disrupted ht its
stars leaving to attend college. rat"
Carroll ana "iiull'' Todd forward and
center respectively. will leave for
ElackshurE today to enter Virginia
PolytcChnic Institute Their places
Will be hard TO ill as both we're re-
Garded as two Of the best men on the
Terminal quint.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-13

Reports from Natchcz Miss. ar.
that a bird hunting hor has been
entered in field trials there. Now
"" wonder ii there are thus. WHO
Will say its owner is attempting 10
hog All tho nriHrS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
PRONTUARIO.
IS |

dram hacer peua para lescuhrr quicn ueron padres No
tenrn deecho n nrestigdc6n de Ia rGtcfndGd! La ley
precepa rectamene question de las
que pueden orcerSe H decho va hemos ndado
ferenciaS anterio la investigation de Ia pae
nlad peuS de certas selia
terrible que Siempre ofrc las amias enandolas
de opobo de E>tos pegros ifultades notoria
evienes han eco que la opinion legal haya pronncado
de ca Investigations legislator nirectamete, asi 10
m estabecdo las ley petienol ncament
los eNsta principle de prueba escro tai
lme dictada criminal civil de la
iniera tai paernidad maniad tocumeno ndubitado del
padre de la malre del cal dc
fac0n. Nemos question de hechO,
especco investigation de la paernidal
maeniad resOlvicno ley lie sosayO de los M
ficiles complcados prOemas iurica
de oselvaI investigation de paeniad quee decir Hama
que puede acud las para esabecer ra
c0n civil padre iio Funlamenamete clio ben
regla de popedad derechO
derente as dtO. ejempo de adu
voaci0n or del cua resua ell embalazo de Ia
vcma inere de la senencia dcaa justo lc
arbya al cube paeniad ntenaria descono
Lo msmO nlubtado del padre
de la ma,e la fac0n,
veraera investigation de la patenCad sino de probr
patendad reconocia msmo autor la solo a
aguna solemn,lad eXtelna.
Exsten abertamente dscuen sObre la
nencia la investigation de la paterndad La esela ind
aista escuea social La prmera viendo hOmbre mas
raciona ando al deeeho mas Ia voluna
hana ostene nert del o est soe odo los
famiares sociaes jo ell derecho
de exstenca obigae cumpr los deere natua
mpone La segunda viendo hombre mas que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
DESpIDIENDO AL SPEAKER"

A las trcS de la tardr de aver clnhAr-
co para Europa. en- cl Nupor eSpanol
"P. SatrtStegui" cl "Sprakcr' dc la
Canlara LcdU. Coll Y Cuchi.
FL vicrprcSidcmtp. Lcdo. Sr. la>trA
CharricZ otro> Representatives. Il Ia
Camala. clrmcmtoS del C"lnitt l.", al
Unioni,ta y cntr" cIloS los SreS. Pc:
drosa lrrutia. ) tie III juvcntud HI-
cionaliSta o iudcpendrntsta y otroS
amigos politicoS parti"uare> del via
jero fueron Il deSpedrlc al muelle.
FL distinguido aho2Ido rStara au-
Sente algunos mc>cS y Sc propon" vi
sitar algunoS centres d" cultura d" Is
paila Francia y le dcSeam0S 81 mcjor
viaie e imprcSionrs al Sr. Coll Gu
chi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
SABEIS QUEEN ES Ell INTIMO
AMIGO DE LAS MUJERES?
eel Jab0n de la TOia" de fama
mundial
iQUE MUCHO Sc LIE QUIERE A
ESTE ELEMENTO VIRTUOSO!

Y 81 no que 10 digan esOs rOstrO de
mujeres que 10 usan, rOstrOs angeles
siempre, tersOs, frescOs, con esa finu-
ra Incompatible, siempre sublime, sin
arrugas, sin pecas y sin manchas. So
10 hace- este milagrO ell predilecto ami
go de las damas. iPOr ESQ 10 quieren
" solicitan tantO!
81, bellas senoritas. este es ell jab6n
de "LA .TOJA" fabricadO con sales y
brumas del mar, en- el sitiO mas bra
vic pintoresco del Mar Cantabrico.
POr ESQ son tan saladisimas, gracio-
sas y guapas las mujeres que 10 usan.
AdquieralO y iselo siempre, que con
su usO conseguira cOnservar un rostro
de ounce, y guardian en- su pecho un
corazon de idem.
Solicitelo en- tOdos los establecimien-
tos de San Juan y en- todos los de la
isla, que articulo tan solicitado y que
rido por las damas no faltara en- min
gun buen eseablecimiento 81 sus direc-
torres entienden bien su negocio.
SolicftelO en- los mejOres estableci-
mientos donde importan las Iltimas
creaciones y modelos de la moda ele-
gante; en- las mas acreditadas farma-
cias, grandes ferreterfas y bien surti-
dos colmadOs.
Agentes general para las Antillas: !:
CERECEDO. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-24
264
K. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
CAPITULO vi.
DE LA ADOPCION.

Ideas gcnrrdles aopc0n tien 0rigen e Deecho Roma
prte casi tOdOs los C0gos molerno La ao
solo remeo para orfanad consueo para las
sin medic de pepetuar 10 saedos la
fama Es la adopcon acto soemne proha vie
tenido hO de qu(n no mtulame
E C0digO regua la aOpc0n los artcuos 200 al 2 Cual
puede adoptar detema e artcuo 2O0
aamene qeda precepto restring0 arcuo POI
adOpante, aens de haase mel de dee
cos cvi haher cumpido la ead de t1enta ee amos
70 diez OcO adoptalo Razn
ead Solo e deseo de que exa de del adoptane
experencia la vida aoptado necesia
endO anto alopado de edad de
eladartfcuo 20S CrO la adopc0n de
edad la de edad eXistc deenca. La
tra pOtestad aquiere aOpadO uee ea
que arrego al 7 reac6n e 02 al cumprse los
de cdad tiene ugar legal Enen
adopcin quearIa reucia
secuencas que preceptuan los aiculOs 205
adopado puede apeldo del adopne 81 as estua
escriur los amentos No hay restriction alguna
20S Confome al ca eb cOnstar ell expeente de adopc6n
consenmienO de deberan
caasmiento pueden tamben adopar deapacndo
a la usca de las eyes antguas negaban la mu ia
culad.
81 la muer puede hoy eeccr la patra potestad cXse
para negare pvego No pueden adopar los
hos gmos eitmados los tuores respecto de pupos
211 La sencla por hecho del nacmieno la le
gmac6n adquieren derecos mia legislator puede
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dos, sin embargo, han suspendido la
exposition de pelfculas en- que apare-
&c Roscoe Arbuckle, pOr considerable
un artista indigno de figur:ir ante los
publicOS americanos, acuSAndosrlc de
immoral.
FL prometido de Virginia Rappr al
enterarse del horrible succSo. on que
fue yfctima su novia. SO puSo indi@l:-
do jur0 venganZa contra el Gordito,
al cual conccptl1a cl autor del crimcn.
Henry Lehrman. que aSf So Hama I'll
mencionado enamorad0 faHcG. solicit6
el cadaver de Miss Rappe, para ente-
rrarla en- Los Angeles con todoS los
honoreS mercedes, v aSf 10 efectu6.
conncurriendO n los funeraleS I'm gen
tfO immense.
La espoSa del G0rdito. en- camhio.
no pucde abrigar Ia crecnciH de que
Su eX-companero, de quicn lElcc Gin
COS amos estaba Scparada. fucra 81
autor de este miSterioso crimen. Y Sa-
li0 inmediatameute para San Fran
cisco. desdc New York. con Il fin de
yer Ell que podfa serlc de utilidad.
Tras los barrotes de la cdrccl en- que
So hallala cncerrad0. 81 Gordito In
rccibi6 con los abraZos abicrtos. Y am
lnS =
union con un bcSo.
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DiOs...
Ell VEREDICTO
San Francisco, septiembre 14-El
jurado trajo hoy su vercdicto en- el ca
so contra el Gordito Arbuckle, Sc lie
acusa del delito de homicidio involun-
tario, en- esta fUrma:
"NoSotros, el juradO examinador. he
mos halladO en- ell cadaver dc la inter
fecta Virginia Rappe, de edad % ahos,
sOltera, con rcsidencia Ell los Angeles,
que Su muerte acaecida en- septiembre
8 en- el SanatOrio Wakefield, Sc debe a
la rotura de la vegiga. que la cause
una fuerte pcritonitis.
''Por 10 tanto. acusamos al dicho
Arbuckle de ser el autor del crimen de
homicidio involuntario"
Como todavfa siSue Ia sustancia-
ci0n de este crimen en- las Cortcs
de San Francisco, no Sc sabe de flo
la suerte que le cabrl al actor de Ci-
ncmat6grafo el Gordito. que con su ar
te sc ha hecho de una fortuna inmen-
sa: perO los tltimOS cables llesados
Il Ell IMPARCIAL v publicados aver,
Sc asegura que Arbuckle es vfctima de
un chdntagc, para sacarle dinero.
Muchos teatros dc los Estados Uni
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