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LATONIA ENTRIES

First racc-pursc. $1,000: claiming: .or
thre"-ycar-o aud M; six furion.H-ship-
mate. los. \. y. Akin. 10: Rising Rock.
los. Free Gutter. III. by GoiIy. iIt: His
Choice. III.
second racc-pursc. 1900: for maiden
iwo-y:ar-old i.les. five mrIongs-cross-
less li2; scandal. ll2: Family. II2: Duces
via. il2; Chew!nk ii2. Moorcsquc. Ii2:
lnGuisi'ton. ~: Dixie O'Day. il2. quail
,Mlss %o'i1 ~" Also sIE!Si. e ,.! tI1
p!rit liz 'Mclieami" Nc entry ~ Fi''''' TX
Thid raGee-purse $1,000: claiming: for
sixteenth :Poiia. io3 ~ MO 10, 'E N.i :.
nf,% nr lgi "a ciCrmon,, loe; contestant. iCa; ;
liz. MA ws, no. HieY Jr; 100. AIelia ".
~; kinsnshGr. ne; :nornewar,, .soumd.
MAJ ir0phy for -year-olds: six rurinrrs
Ainisbn lea liz; ci w ~ Dream Of
ton. ~: aStnrtle. i22: Gulncc t;ar,lcn
H.; bMiss Joy, liS; hliosk Minister. IFS;
orhs Jones entry. cfh" whii,nety emtry.
,% t,h '5 OAKS for i h%a@ 9HGSH iMS
nast . IN" pa HE n 81 ~
Nancy Lee !2d, 'Flamhettc, i26. ~ a
for ihre%- Sear.Slds aud up six ti uriSnss
Deliberations lo2: Judge Pryor io2
g"zG,t" 59s ,t nIhT Iinssss~ iiS2 elough
Mac. los, nalnnc" Wheel. 100: Surmoun,
49,, hHf iaa rGirG9 III, KS Sis, ii. pnTE es
H.. 100. iiuddic k"an. ITO. aThe Mclean
seventh rncc,--purse $1,000: claiming
Tor four ,ysar,"lds aud np; one mile and
Dun. Iol. rhe VII, 49,: 'Klmpalonr.' 'iit ot.
iiaricok. iO6: k"wpie oNeii. 100: Mint
..Agprsn,Ice allowance claimed Ave
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10000 EXPECTED TO SEE
BATTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP;
BOTH FIGHTERS CONFIDENT

Continued From First pagc)
enormous expense attendant upon tn"
venture Richard is certain to clear
net profit several times larger than
any that has resulted from his pre-
vious efforts IN this direction. While
official figures are not available at
this time. il is estimated that the
purse. cost OF arena and numerous
overhead expenses. will mount close
10 the million dollar mark.
Rickard. Dempsey and Carpenter
viii not he the only persons TO pron,
by the battle of the century" as
the contest has been APPLY named.
Uncle Sam, as represented by the in
ternal revenue collectors, will receive
a large share OF the proceeds. The
promoter, principals ANA scores OF
others connected with the bout in
minor capacities. Will contribute. un-
der the income tax laws, a total sum
estimated AS close to 100000
Every Corner ar Globe Represented.
Every nook and Granny of the
globe viii be represented in the vast
aSscmblaEe OF spectators. In the
past forty-eight hours virtually every
incoming train has brough; it's quota
OF fight fans from all sections OF the
United States. Canada and Mexico.
Transatlantic ana coastwisc steam
ships have added hundreds more to
the crowd that viii descend upon
Jersey City tomorrow morning to
witness the bout.
France, the homo ot III. challenger:
England, where he is almost equal
~ popular: Spain and other CONT
mental countries, South America and
The Far East-all will Dc represented
NJ! past Impressions OF huge fight
| crowds and the attendant pictures
Of !ntcrcs; and enthusiasm retained
upon the mental rctina of veteran
boxing authorities, fade before the
magnitude Of present scenes. Reno.
with its gathering for the Johnson
Jcffries clash; Havana. the site of
the Willard-Johnson battle. and To-
lcdo. where Dempsey wrestcd his
present little and ring honors from
Jess willard, offered nothing tina,
compares with the night before
scenes on the eve OF the Dempsey
Carpenter battle.
Great as We're these heavyweight
championship contests and the as
semblics that witnessed them. the
contest hut a few hours away appears
To exceed in pugilistic possibilities,
attendance ana gate receipts, spiccd
with AN air Of mystery surrounding
the person Of Georges Carpenter, any
OF the bouts for the title since the
day when. the idol OF the ring, John
L. sullivan, fell before Gentleman Jim
l'prhpIf n Epl nrl.
The outcome Of the battle appears
to be tho one and only subject OF
discussion and controversy among
millions OF persons who normally
take only the slightest interest in
matters pugiiistic.
Sentiment appears 10 lean strongly
in favor Of Carpenter, prof ably be
cause OF the halo Of hcroism that
the war has given him. However.
but Il very small percentage of the
Ere nchman's we'll wisi,.rs care TO
carry their enthusiasm TO the point
of netting on him to win Dempsey is
- TO favorite In the Wagering
and there are thousands OF dollars OF
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-a,bcr li,-b, a., ,
Carpenti.,.s logs nro W., ,nn,. tr
hin To ku,c ara ,ro
low tho kn.. bis 49,. -
biggest min, aho,,, l,t, ,,i., So.
bulriup muscios H. -,
unwcr,ul c,Iyc. So.
on MS ,o.s rms -. ,,,,, I,",,
height IL h. wonis - us,
Carpen,i.r nae roc,,It., t.,.
hitting usi,p ~. Inr. -,
muscles .louu 49, ga, =, 49,,
N. fnyc. - - 49, i"' Va
y...r,
I.Ls,n,r ',au ta'N WIN
h,,. sn.r, $500 , ~, - mai 40
~. ,o,r,-, '''.a anu ~
bz co. n NC
ma, he tbi,l,.tt -
hcayvweinh,s -,
PARLIAMENTARY '>c' "e'o 'hc
'"FFehtirr ifns Even Chance.
'RHi Carpenter has practically an
even chance to win" he said II
nave seen Carpenter in five fights
Ills training here has been mere
i"olinS, but that is the way he
always trains. He never shows any
thing in training. When he goes
into light he is an entirely differ
cnt mari he is intensely concentrated
on winning. He is a well-balancrd
boxer, with perfect body defense.
shiiiN foot work and two good
hands. He has a ercnt left. and uses
IL all the time. but his right hand
IS the hnisher. He never lets that
right 20 unless he is sure OF land
ing. and when he lands right he can
knock down any man living. have
a few dollars that ! am going 20 bet
on the proposition that if there's
kn"didown in the first round Car
peht'tr VIII iahd IL. lie may not
Keep dempsey down, Tor Dempsey is
yer! rugged but would not he
u'P'ieth u ne dropped Jack with
ne hrHt o'"W struck. think he
haS an even chahcc I" stop dempsey.
""" am sure you are going 10 see
COZ N'iS hsh'' no matter which
Way goes
saw Carpenter knock Gunboat
smith out clean after minute ana
haf OF the fourth round, The
timekeepcr counted nine and then
rang the beil TO announce q knock
out nut through miX-up Smith
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PICKS DEMPSEY
WHARD BATTLE WHETHER
FIGHT is SHORT OR LONG


CONTINUED From First paEe)
private quarters, hidden from all Wis
itors. no, To y. =, tho n,c,rro ay.i,
until his black curly bcad hohs und.-
mo roma. am, ,Ii
Carpenter unworrIed.
Carpenters last moments before
the big event were no less tranquil.
tie sat on his porch at Manhasse
the training work over and studied
ms hsht plan. Carpenter has teen
"h"orFied' as Tar as could see, ever
S,h'e ne arrived at training quarters.
He has been through too many big
things TO have nerves over ring
bout,
Yet. a. far as c.rncnti.r l. can
ccrned TODAY is I'm. crca,ns, "a ~
life. For the first time ne is where
the eyes Of the world are on him.
lie fought through the war very
cT"hitaoiE, but over there he was only
one man in millions. Now he is one
o! Two. Success then may have meant
lii" or death. but millions wcr"
gambling with their lives. That was
the ordinary thing-quitc common
not on him. and IL he attracted any
official attention il appeared in a
i''teS on IuIietin board Now
''.'S '""' ne dIohf represents
Yet ne is calmcr than any other
man in his camp. He will be cold and
determined when he faces Dempsey
in the ring. Dempsey is noted for
his grim concentration on the fight.
Here we Will have two men abso-
lutely determined TO he the one ir-
rcsisiiblc force in attack and the
!m'hoNahlc body in defense. The
W" "e'eh''hc puz%Ic an over again.
an" me only answer to II is that
one OF thc o'her VIII not he irrcsisti-
o' I'd Pe"''cr
"'" "hNe Advantages
Physically there are advantages on
each side. Dempsey is about eighteen
pounds heavier and two inches taller.
measured Jack last week. He has
grown three quarters of an inch
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under Morris guard hooked a LEFT
INTO the pit of IN" bis mans stomach,
a clean knockout with one blow.
with Fulton lac stepped "A few fee,
from his corner and waited. When
Fulton tabbcd and caught both of
DempSey's arms 10 hold them TO his
sides Dempsey simply turned his
hod% until his left arm was away
from Fulton and hooked an over
hand lief, 10 Fulton's head that dazed
him. Three more punches and Full
ton was out in less than fifteen see
onds OF boxing.
Against willard Dempsey stepped
in ana rctreated alternately He al
most turned his back To Willa-i in
stepping away. and Willard followed.
whirling around. Dempsey slipped
under Wizards jab and delivered d
right 10 the body ANA left TO the
head. willard never remembered
what happened after that.
Dempsey let Miske make a COCA
start and then hit him on the ribs
with his right hand. practically lcay-
ing him dcfenselcss. with Brennan
he took a lot of beating in early
rounds wcathcrcd il. and Slapped
Rrennan's strength with short INSIDE
body blows before dropping him in
the twelfth. Brennan was conscious
but he couldn't get up.
The arena built for this night In
Jersey City is the biggest eve: con
structed since Rome pu, up the Coles
scum. II seats over $1,000 people.
The crowd will start early. and tubes
and ferries Will oc damned for hours
before the bout and for hours after
it. scores OF tugs and private yachts
and launches will help ferry people
across the Hudson. The police Will
establish lines two blocks from the
arena. Allowing only ticket holders
To go through, and as there are
eighteen entrances and 400 ushcrs
and 500 police inside. iltcrc should be
no trouble in getting 10 the seat any
ticket calls for. The counterfeit
tickets that have been seized are
easily distinguished from the gen
uine.
Copyright, 1927! by The Sell Syndicate.
Inc, In United States Canada Great
Britain and south American
South Atlantic Association Results.
Columbia, 10. Gru-nviilC, ).
Charleston, d; Spartanburg, D.
Augusta, I: Charlotte. 0.
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Hy Jack iIcarna,
Manager OF Jack Dempsey.

Manager OF Jack Dempsey.
I'VE expect to win over Georges
Carpenter in three or four rounds
will not he surprised if Dempsey
stops him in the first round. This
OF course. depends upon the style
adopted by Carpenter.
The Dempsey who Will defend his
title as worlds champion is the fast
est, hardest hitting, eamcst heavy
weight who ever stepped inside OF a
ring. After the fight is over think
every one who saw it will agree
with me.
Dempsey is in better condition than
he has ever been. lie has trained
hard and faithfully. and | never felt
more confident of winning n light.
am convinced that he viii beat Car
pentier and do IL dccisivcly. The
champion is bigger and stronger and
even greater tighter than when he
defeated Willard two years ago.
Dempsey is in great shape and
will do his best and il beaten will
have no excuse TO Offer
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Dempsey Likely to Be
Ito lFavorite at Ring
BY United Ncwsl

NEW YORK, July l.-Toniebt.s
odds. vouched for by actual cash
on checks deposited with a we'll
known Wall Street firm. acting as
betting commissioners, were as
follows:
Dempsey to win, 2k TO /.
Dempsey to X. o. Carpenter in
one round. / to s.
Dempsey to k. o. Carpenter in
two rounds, to 4.
Dempsey to X. o. Carpenter in
three rounds. to 3.
Dempsey to put Carpenter :.way
in five rounds. even money. That
Carpenter does not show up for
tho seventh round. 80 10 Is.
At these odds, money OH both
men was slow to come to the
front. quantity OF money on
the Frcnchman appeared during
the day. however. enough to drive
down the earlier odds of 3 to |.
And 1t is predicted that the ring
side odds will be to | on tho
American. BY far the greater
bulk Of tho money is put up on
Carpenters staying qualities,
many bets on the number OF
rounds the bout will go having
been recorded.
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Tex Richard Is Proud
Of the Contestants.

(topyrieht. 1921. by United NewsD
NEW YORK. July IL am cx-
cecd!ngly proud that il has been
my privilege TO bring together
these two boys. each represent
taiivc OF the highest type Of viriIc
Young manhood
Jack Dempsey and Georges Car
pcnticr, two kceniy Intelligent
young men in their splendid ply
steal condition. will. am sure.
give the public u spirited and
sportsmaniiko contest. And tho
great gathering OF sportsmcn,
lovers OF clean contest OF skill.
from all over the world will not
bc disappointed.
Certainly, with the splendid CO.
operation Of the New Jersey state
officials. ! have left nothing un-
done TO make for the comfort and
convenience of the gathering,
whom | thank cordially for the
support | have received.
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South Atlantic Association RESULTS.
Columbia. 10. Gs"-nviilc. ).
Charleston, d; Spartanburg, >.
Augusta, Z: Charlotte. @.
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IiN Isrnncnls Dcscnmns.

Manager OF Carpenter. Speaking
Through Tex Richard -.
IL confidently expect Georges car
pcntirr I" win the worlds heavy
weight championship from Dempsey
inside Of five rounds. Georges has
trained faithfully and is in the best
.cC,1dition OF his life. His long ring
%pcricnce has fitted him for any form
OF attack. and every member OF the
Carpenter camp. from Georges him
self down to the man at the gate, is
supremacy confident OF the outcome.
Georges Carpenter Will be the new
champion before niGhtfali Saturday"
by Promoter Ricknrd.
"Thc heavyweight championship
NORFOLK and RErURN--S2 10
Tomorrow. Via y. n W. Ry.
Tickets good on Sis and 900
n rI ~ ne al u r iS.
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WHAT FIGHTERS AND THEIR
MANAGERS SAY ON EVE OF
WORLDS TITULAR CONTEST,

contest between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter is the most sue,
cessful in every respect that have
ever attempted to promote.
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Continued From First rageD

excuses to make. and we believe vic
tory will he ours"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
POR Ell MUNDO DEL MISTER|O
Las fuerzas desconocidas

La anciana ava de Alfredo de Mus
set, refirio Alfonso Brisson, el di-
rector de los "Anales politicos y lite
rarios" la siguiente historic, que ha-
IA sonreir maliciosamente gran MI
nero de lectores, pero que tambien
hara pensar algunos otros.
j. Un hecho inexplicable del cual mi
hermana, la senora Chariot Y yo fui
mos testigos, acontecio en- tempo de
la Ultima enfermedad de Mr.. de Mus
set; jamas olvidare la emoci6n que
recibimos aquella tarde y aun tengo
los memories detalles de esta eXtrana
aventura presente en- la memoria.
Mi amo, que no tuvo punto de re-
poso en- la noche anterior, cuyo esto-
mago 10 tenia casi tan vacio como su
pobre cabeza estuvo hasta el anoche-
Ger dormitando EN- un ancho sillon. Mi
hermana Y yo hubimos de entrar de
puntillas. hasta la 3lcoba para no tur-
bar SUI precioso reposo, Y nos senta-
mos en- silencio en- un rincon, donde
nos encontramos protegidas por los
cortinajes de la CANA.
Ell enfermo no nos podria yer; pero
nosotras lie veiamos perfectamente, Y
yo contemplate con pena su cara de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
lQUIERF USlED PASAR- DELI
CIOSA MENTE Ell PROXIMO
DOMINGO?

| La librerfa Cantero, Fernandez y
Co., ha recibido dltimamente una se-
rie de libros de supreme interes y de
Ipalpitante actualidad, cuya lectura
constituira una verdadera delicia para
las personals cultas. He aqui algunos
ltftulos y algunos nombres de autores:
/ Gel Sabor de la Venganza", de Pic
Baroja.
@Juventina la Bella, de Alberto
Ins1a.
la Guarida", de Jose Frances.
Gel Tercer Libro de las Cr6nicas",
E. Gomez Carrillo.
Gel Estanque de los Lotos", por
Amado Nervo.
"vera los Nihilistas", por Oscar
Wilde.
Hay tambien un libro delicioso del
inquietante y suggestive escritor An
tonic de Hoyos v Vinent: Son tres no.
velitas cortas en- un tomo, tres aqua
fuertes de maravillosa entonaci6n.
Sc sirven pedidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08

en- su asiento sin haber podido avan-
Ear un solo paso. En- este momento
tuvimos una sorpresa que nos llen6 de
cspanto La campanilla que el enfer-
mo no habia llegado a tocar sc agi-
to como ilnpulsada por una mano in
visible, G .instintivamente, al momen-
to, mi hernana V yo nos estrechamos
la mano interrogandonos con ansia:
i Lo has dido. -?
=: Lo has visto.
En- este momento entro la camare-
ia y pregunto inocentemente.
i Ha llamado el senior?
Este caso eXtrano nos sumio en- una
turbacion extraordinaria, y 81 no hu-
biera tenido mi hermana al lado, 10
hubiera creido en- una alucinacion, pc
10 mis- ojos 10 han visto, fuimos tres
en- oirlo. Hace muchos amos que este
ha pasado, pero siendo aun en- mis-
oidos siento la siniestra impression de
aquel campanillazo vibrando en- el 81
lencio dc la habitacion.
ParacelSo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Los "ATRAC0S"
En- NUEVA YORK
Nueqa York. JUNO 10

Nuefa York. 1uiho u
Acabaha aver p0r Ia tarde David
Rotman. propietario de mn alDiac6n de
calzado. en- S26 Wc>tchcSter Avenue,
on 81 Bronx. dc cOnrar S129 en- su ca
.ia de caudales. para dcpositarlos hoy
rn 81 bancO. cuando dos homhrcs ca
traron III e>tablecimiento. indicando
que dc>ealmn comprar un par dc zapa-
t0S.
Rothnlau los condujo 4 Ia parte pos
terror de ia tienda y dedic6Se Il sac;lr
los zapatoS dc uno dc los cstanteS III
ferioreS.
Al leyantarSe con variaS "a jas cn la
mano 81 mas alto de los dos individuos
10 cogio por 81 cucllo. mientras el mas
bajo apuntaha una pistola sy pecho
I.o lleyaron Il un cllarto on 81 intc-
rior lc "rdcnaron que "soltara sus
fondoS'.
Rothman Il duras pcnaS Hes confeS1
qUe Sc hahfa apresurado Il eScOndef el
importe dc S,ls veiltls en- Ia cubierta
de su libro dc pcs0sitos bancarios, cuan
do ontraron. arroiando el libro eli un
caj6n. Los bandidOs huycron dcspu6s
de lleyarse todo ii caudal del conner
eiante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08

sufrimiento; saba que POGO tempo
me quedaba de verla. Ahora, cuando
quiero recordar las facciones de mi
amo, las veo tales como las vi aque-
lla noche, cerrados los ojos, Ia her
mosa cabeza reclinada sobre cl sillon,
sus largas manos demacradas, pail
das, de una palidez va mortal, cru-
zadas sobre sus rodillas en- crispacion
casi dolorosa.
Mi hermana y 30 sienpre calladas,
Y Ia habitacion, alumbrsda solamen-
te por una debil lamparilla parecia in
ivadida de sombras y LENA de csa iris
teza peculiar las estancias de los
enfernos. De repente oimos un gran
'suspiro; ACADIA de despertar mi amo,
V vi sus miradas dirigirse hacia el
timbre colocado cerca de la chime
nea, a algunos pasos del divan Que
ria seguramente lamar, no Sc que
sentimiento tan particular me retuvo
inmovil en- mi sitio. 70, raj vez, ma
da hice, y mi amo, horrorizado de la
soledad en- que creia estar sumido en-
su habitacion, Sc levanto, Sc volvio
hacia el timbre con la intension bien
marcada de lamar a alguien; pero fa-
tigado por el esfuerzo volvio a caer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CARIBE

Situado en- eI coraz6n de Ia ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos. Ascensor.
Tel6fonos. MagniGcas habitaciones con
BANJO prIvado y efectos sanitarios. Es-
pecial comfort para familias y pasa-
jeros. Precios moderados.
Tel6fonos 4s4 l.OO9. r. @. Box sO6.
Gale de San Francisco No. "a, San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
pRONTUARIO.
CUADRO DUODECIMO.
CAPITULo II.

CAPITULO II. M
DE Los REQUIsITos PARA coNTR4ER M4TRIH0NIo
REQUISITES: fnE
FL matrmOnio ene requisites
Algunos de ellos precelen Otros acempanan
siguen.
LIE
FL consentmieno de los conraante de ead
siendo cfcaz ell de la
tad nando aquel obtendo voencia intimidation
81 los
to de las baio potestad halle les
con tai fin. s%
LIE AcoMpANAN: SO -
La dptud ftscd opoae los ipedmcntos jfsic0S:
(a)1S amos de edad ell yaron IL la uer pesar
tenda por reyadado ipso dctose contrado l,ol
mpuberes 81 dfa despues de llegar la luTbetad
han vivido jmtos 81 recama aptes en- iuco po.
las personas que los epiesenten legamente mujcr
ha concebido
lbl-Pleno ejercicio de Ii
clNo adoeer de impotencia absolute perpetual para
procreaci6n.
ptitud moral legal que condria apedeRos Icgalc
morales
ial--Matrimono anterior no dslelto.
b)-Faa de pelmiso correspondence en-
el-Estado, seuienes la disoluc,
del niatrimono anterior o antes sa aumblsmiens
de haber quciado cnta.
d)-Parente en- Inca por consaguipidad
gtima natural d
e)ColateIal ccnsagnneo hasta graNo, dspensables
90 Adoptante adoptado adoptado c6nynge yiudo
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EsTUDros coMERcrA1Es.

iantizamos enseiiar por cclreo, por solo
IS Al nles: Curse Complete de Conta.
hilidad Mercantil. iacluyendo la Conta-
mad de Corpcraciones. y Ia Contabi-
I'D dc Bancos. Taqugraffa Gregg o
pitmar. en- esrafioi ingles. Curse Ete-
mental &c Tenedor de Libros, solo Sl2.
Mande seilos pidiendo informes a La
Fajardo Commercial s. Language
School. Ga escuela que cumple lo que
ofIecel. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
A NUESTROs CORRESPoNsALES
DE LA ISLA

HemOs de agradecerles que no nos
envlen mensajes telegraGcos despues
de las dOce del dia, cuandO sea con
el fin de que Sc les dc publicidad en-
Ia misma fecha, porque, ordinsYia-
mente. Ell IMPARCIAL queda eom-
pagiEadO de dcce y media q Ia una
de Ia tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CUADRO DECIMOCUARTO.
CAPITULO ".

CAPITCLO
DE La DIsOLICIOt DEL NATRIMONIO
Sc
a)-Por de dc los c6nyuses.
(b-Por ell diyOrciO legalmente obenilo.
(c)-Por Ia declaration de nulidad
(e--Por
yuse prcsente celebration
DEL DITORCIO.
CAPITULO /.
L4S'CAUS4S DEL DIrORCIO.
DIvoRcIo
Els la ruptura del ynculo matrimonial clio debn
existr legales
CAusis:
(a)--AduItero de cialquiera de los conyuges.
(b-Condena por delo grave de de los c6nyuees
apareje la introduction civil
(c)--Embriaglez hablual continue de narc6tcos
(d-Trao cruel o njuria grave
(e)-Abandono aho de cualquera de los conyuges
(mpotencia absolute incurable despue
(g)-Conato compleidad lie de elos
de los hjos prostitution de las hijas
(h)-Propuesta del maido para pFostiuir s muer
less 49, NJ 3 y. .sssz
CAPITULO
DEL PR0CEDIMIENTO P4Ra M DTVORCIO.
sPRocEDrMENTo
Para obtene e dorcio precise juico ante corte
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08

CASA AguEBLADA. -Alquilc desde
iel dia ounce del corriente en- adelante
.hasta Diciembre una casa fresca. caile
Union No. 2 esquina Mckinley mi.
ranaar) una cuadra de Ia parada 12 del
trolc. Para informes lame al telefono
No. "a (verde) santurce, Q en- Ia misma
casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor. habitaciones con banjo,
telefOno. timbres y cuanto requiere
el moderno comfort. Plan Europeo.
Restaurant . Ia carta. Telefonos:
Ssl.1144. Box 1852, San Jose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan. r. n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
f R o.

Quiere listed dar tomar con ga
rantia hipOtccaria?
Quiere listed comprar yender PIN
norar, aceiOnes de Dances, centrales
otras corporacioncs?
Quiere listed comprar vender algu-
na fnca rdstica O urbana?
Dirijase nosotros y por una mo-
diea cOmisi0n sera servido.
ALAMO q SANCHO.
San Juan 8 y ), al lado del Banco
Colonial.
Teiefonos 331 Santurce, 631 Azul.
San Juan.
Apartado 1882, San Juan, P. r.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08

Sc vENDE, por no poderse atonder
tienda de mercancias. quincalla, ferre-
terra y calzado, en- Ia carretera nueva,
oarada Is. Existencia 100000. In
forinc: Isidro Ramirez, Tel. 2ss 'azur,
Monserrate st. 81, Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Para cafe con tostadas,
''La CAFETERIA"
,an JustO 8. - San Juan, p. Il.
Paracelso.

NO ACOSE su memoria con Csc
calculo diario que le trae pooo menos
cue loco. Compre una Federal Visi.
BILE" que ella 10 suma, resta, multiplica
y divide con una rapides asombrosa y
con una axactitud mathematical.