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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
LIE ACABARoN LA FAMA DE
TENoRIo.

El domingo pasado tuvieron un en-
cuentro doble los cardenales con las
estrellas de Humacao.
Y lque sucedio?
Pues 10 que todo el mundo esperaba
(exceptuando la mayoria de los fana-
ticos de Humacao) pues que las estre-
las estallaron en- los dos juegos, apesar
de tener los mejores jugadores de Puer-
to Rico.
Dice Tin amigo que Sc encontraba en-
Humacao ese domingo, que ell "Huma-
Gao Stars" Sc declare en- retirada en- el
juego de la manana, y sus jugadores
corrian aterrados a todos lados...
En- el juego de la tarde viendo se-
gura su segunda derrota, quisieron re-
petir Ell mismo sainete de la mafiana,
y buscaron un pretexto. y 10 encon-
traron. Como los umpires no eran de
Humacao y habia que jugar limpio Sc
enfurecieron con ellos y al final lie echa-
ron la culpa de su derrota.
En- resumen: el "Humacao Stars"
fue hecho papillas en- los dos juegos
por los leones del Oeste.
Ell temible equipo "Colectiva" Sc pre-.
para para darle batalla los boricuas
de Rogue. Ell capi Toto cree que su
novena puede veneer la novena mas
tuerte de la Isla. Y asi 10 demostro
en- Coamo, donde los del humo dieron
soberana paliza a los Cardenales
Lamentamos que hayan surgido al
gunos inconvenientes para celebrar de-
safios en- la Parada s. Y segun nos di-
cen algunos amigos, quizas el Base
Ball en- San Juan quede anulado por
algln tempo.
Los amigos Don Pepito y Marcos
Romero, que actualmcnte preparan la
Guia Official de Base Ball en- Puerto
Rico, dicen que debese este intran-
sigencias por parte de elementos, los
cuales no perdieron OCCASION para acu-
sarlos ante cl Hon. Martin Travieso.
Como no hemos dido NADIA mas que
a estos dos jovenes, esperamos recoger
otros mas para comentar debidamente
este asunto.
Luis Progress.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Luciano.

La proxlma Semana llegara a eSta
| ciudad, procedente de Santo Domingo
! Ell formidable equipo que comanda Ca
ratini.
La referida noyena esta integrada
por un numero de escogidos jugadores
del "Licey" y "Escogidos".
| Ell debut sera en- Ponce, el dia II, con
Ell "Mayaguez" y promote ser uno de
los acontecimientos mas grandes que
Sc han verifcado en- esta isla.
Sc ce1ebrara una serie de juegos con
diferentes clubs, entire ellos Ell Ponce
feren un sonado juego efectuado
probablemente TN "Escogido".
| Los informes obtenidos de la vecina
Republica son de que las "Estrellas
Dominicanas" la componen un grupo
de excelentes jugadores, los que no de-
jaran perder TN solo juego.
A proposito de estos infornes SAGA.
mos algunos datos del importante dia-
rio dominicano "El Siglo", que Sc re.
feren a un sonado juego efectuado
en- la Republica entire el "Licey" y
"Escogidos", jugandose diez innings y
(, del cual salio victorioso Ell "Licey" con
un score de 2, que al decir del re-
ferido diario, fue eli match mas sensa.
cional de todos los que Sc han celebra.
do en- Ell campo de La Primavera.
( Entire otras cosas dice "El Siglo"::
"No Sc puede pedir mas. Sc jugo
pelota de la grande. Vimos Caratini
! maestro insuperable, bloquear su posi-
cion, aceptando, con valor y gallardia,
todos los lances que Sc lie presentaron,
arrancando numerosos y nutridos aplau
SOS, al resolver favorablemente las di-
ficiles situaciones que pusieron prue-
ba su brazo todo musculo. Vimos a
Mono dar caza con suna elegancia Y
precision a voladores de dificil alcan-
ce. Vimos Diogenes, ligero como un
pajaro, astuto, de vista clara, aprove-
charse de una hilacha y anotar GUAM
tas veccs cogio la base. Vimos a Ma
Geo, serene, golpear en- ell momento
precise y poner en- juego recursos que
nadie Sc lie ocurren. Vimos Qua.
qua sacar en- tercera a Caratini a
Sanchez en- la intermedia, clavando en-
las bases n los corredores temerosos
dc su mortifero tiro. Vimos a Valerie
jugar con limpieza y agilidad, sacando
Diogenes a Castillo muertos al es.
tafar la intermedia y 10 vimos poncr
out Pinao, quien Sc lc echo encima
para robarse Ell homo en- I'm momento
apretado. Vimos a Gueba aceptar con
serenidad todos los disparos sin mancar
uno solo y'lo vimos golpear siempre
sin dejarse seducir por bolas engafo
sas. Virnos a Sanchez castigar severa
mente la bola y moverse con agilidad
! anotando una de las tres carreras que
hizo su novena."
| va pueden prepararse los fans que
deseen yer jugar buena pelota, para
esta agradable temporada basebolera
| que nos presentara Tony Luciano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
HASTA Ell OLA 81.

FL asunto de la oposici0n al en-
prestito de Manatf Y cstablecimiento
del alcantarillado desaguar Ell ell
rio que pasa por Barceloneta Y aque-
LA ciudad, que Sc estd viendo Ell el
Consejo Executive. fu6 vuelto dis
cutir en- la session de la tarde del
vicrnes, pero no qued0 resuelto def
nitivamente, suspendi6ndose hasta la
pr0Xima session del 21.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09

acompanantes tuvieron amable ALOHA
miento en- la antigua morada de la
familia Hernaiz-Larrinaga.
Las confrmaciones llegaron a 636.
Los fuegos de vistoso artificio, ci-
mes, juegos populares y demas feste-
jos populares, animadisimos. Los cul-
tos religiosos muy concurridos.
La lluvia impidi6 la proyectada
Procession Ell mitin catolico.
Los caballeros don Gerardo, senor
Matienzo y senior Hernaiz, que contri-
buyeron esplendidamente para los
gastos de las fiestas y demas actos
organizadores, fueron muy justamen-
te felicitados.
Corresponsal.
Sept. z, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
80
Panales, Plantillas, Bizcochos,
Ponques, Mallorcas, Jam6n
Planchado y Queso "0RPI."
De venta en- GEL RUBI"
Salvador Brau 80. - Tel. 8O7.
LAS CLASSES DE LA ESCUELA CA
TOLICA EN- MIRAMAR. Sc ABRI-
RAN EI, LINES

KAN Ell LUNES.
Pasado ma1lana lunes, dfa once del
actual, Sc llevard a efecto la apertu-
IA de las classes de la escuela cat0lica
que el ailo pasadO inauguraron los
Rev. p Redentoristas en- Miramar.
Este aiio Sc ha introducido un "Kin-
dergarten". Habrd sciss igrados para
niilos de ambos sexos, y, en- cl profe-
sorado hay tres herinanas, profesoras
graduadas, que dedicaran su mayor
parte la enscnanZa del idiOma in
giles, Y dos profesoras. .portorriqueilas.
Los Padres RedentOristas, este anO
han crefdo oportuno que los niflos os-
tenten un uniforme, el cual sera para
las niilas de falda girls tblusa blan-
ca. ~ ~
Las soicitudes que chan recibido
los Padres para la admission dc cs-
tudiantes, es numerosa.
Este colegio fu6 fundado por aquel
ilustrado Y abnegado sacerdote, que
| fue Dor mucho tempo cura pdrroco
dc la capilla de Miramar, que Sc lla-
mo William Nc. Cafty, "a quien po-
pularmente Sc conocfa por ell Padre
Guillermo, V cuyos recuerdos Sc guar
dan con La mayor simpatfa- en- todo el
poblado. FuG un verdadero educador
cristiano su obra sigue produciendo
inapreciables frutOs.
Ell Colegio Cat5lico de Miramar, tie
ne los mejorcs auspicios de simpatia
ell toda la localidad. su aperture
ell referido dfa once del a, actual debe
seilalarse con la piedra blanca de los
grandcs acontecimientos.
Oportunamente informara Ell I'M
PARCIAL los detallcs de la Inaugural
ci0n. ..e.,r u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Ell INSPECTOR DE ESCUELAS DE
BARROS, HA SIDO SUSPENDIDO.

Esta ma1ana nuestro distinguidO
amigo el Secretario- del Departamen-
to dc Instruction d. Francisco Viz
carrondo, nos confirm0 la nOticia, de
que el Sr. John F.. Ottole,. inspector
del distrito escolar dc Barros, habfa
sido suspendido por ell Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Ell ACTO DE MANANA EN-
FAJARDO.

FL Lcdo. Monserrat Suro, Gran Ca
ballero del Consejo de los Caballeros
de Colon de San Juan, Sr. Eduardo
Larroca, Diputado de Estado, y Sres.
Lcdo. Martinez Alvarez, Rengel, Pie
trantoni, DR.. Martinez Alvarez, entire
otros dignatarios de la orden fsalen
mafiana a primera hora para Fajar-
do instalar ALI el Conseio dc Ia Or
den, que cuenta con numerosos oficia-
les en- eSa localidad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Ell RvDo. PBRo. GOROsTIzA.

Ell ilustrado sacerdote ha venidO de
Aguadilla para tomar parte en- Ia fes-
tiYidad de Ia Virgen de MOnserrate,
en- Santurce, su cargo esta ell
Sermon de esta noche y de Ia Misa
de mailana. El Rvdo. Pbro. GOros-
tiza, es un brillante orador y sus pc
roraeiones siempre son oidas con ver-
dadero gusto por los feligreses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
MEJORANDO

Ell niho Rail Rodriguez, enfermo
en- Santurce, esta mejer de Ia dolencin
que lie aqueja Y lie asiste el doctor
Rafael Lopez Sioard6.
Celebramos que siga en- franco pc
rfodO dc convalescencia el enfermito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
PLEAS DODGE

Las unicas legitimas y de primera
calidad son las vendidas pOr Andreu,
Aguilar & Co., agentes generates de
Dodge Bros, en- Puerto Rico. TOdO
10 ofrecido por ahi hajOs preciOs es
falsilicadO y malo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
PARA AIBONITO, DE TEN
PORADA.

Esta maiiana han salido para ell
pintoresco pueblo de Aibonito, donde
permaneceran dos semanas, la distin-
guida esposa del jefe del Negociado
de Information Mr.. Frank NJ. Hard
ing, y la seiiora L. NJ. Reed.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09

AUTOMOvIL DODGE BROTHERS:
Es ell mejor caro- del mercad0 ameri.
eano en- preciO menCr de dos mil Pc
SOS. No deje de yer este autOm0vil
antes de comprar su caro-. VendedO-
res: ANDREU, AGUILAR Y CO..
San Juan, PR. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
LAS EsTRELIAs DoM1N1CANAs
Ell JuEvEs EsTRAN AQU1.

Ell amigo Tony Luciano nos envia
Ell siguiente despacho:
!. Playa Mayaguez Sep. 8, 1922.
Ell IMPARCIAL.
San Juan,
Cable recibido Santo Domingo anun-
cia formalmente embarque "Estre1las
Dominicanas" por vapor Marina lle-
gando San Juan IA. Numerosos excur,
sionistas acompaiian novena. "Listin
Diario" envia reporter especial para
describir juegos. Caratini es acompa.
iiado por su distinguida esposa. Sport
men del Cibao estan gestionando f1e-
tar vapor Marina para excursion espe-
cial durante temporada.
Luciano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Ell JEFE QUINONEs PARA LOS
BANOS.

Esta mailana ha salido para los
"Bai1os de Coamo", donde, permane-
cera una tcmporada por prescription
medica, nuestro estimadO, amigo d.
Juan Quinones, jefe de la policfa de-
tective, que como saben nuestros lee
torres hace va algdn tempo tiene al
go quebrantada SUI salud.
Ell IMPARCIAL hace svotos since
ros, porque el tenfente .Quinones re-
cobre toda su perdida salud en- el re-
ferido balneario.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
Passing Of Charley Tarter.

Last Saturday night about eleven
o'clock, the subject of this notice
crossed to the other side. He was the
first born of Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Tar
ter, and born and reared in the Kslt-
ner precinct, Adair county. He was
S6 years old last June, and he IsaVesa
wife and several children, father,
mother, and five or six brothers and
sisters. Some years ago he had white
swelling in his right leg, and recently
his leg commenced to give him trouble,
and he had to take his bed. IL deVel-
oped that tuberculosis Of the bone
had set up, and after three or four
weeks suffering, the end came.
He was one of the firm of Tarter
Bros, who run an automobile line
from this place to CampbellsVille, He
vas industrious and managed his af-
fairs well, and had many warm friends.
Sunday afternoon his remains, follow
ed by long string Of automobiles,
were conveyed to his old home for in
terment. This community is in SYM
pathy with the wife and children,
father, mother, brothers and sisters,
and it trusts that God will comfort
them in their great sorrow. Funera
services by Rev r. V. Bennett.
The widow and all the relatives
want to return their grateful thanks
for the kindness bestowed during the
illness of the deceased Such faith
ful devotion and friendship will never
pass from their memory.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
Booty Light.

A thief entered the front room of
the Buchanan Lyon Co, last Friday
morning, about 1 O'clock, and robbed
the cash drawer of 81 35 in small
change 1t is also believed that he
got a few inner tubes. He entered
the building through back window
1t seems that the shadow of the thief
was seen by some one passing, and
Mr.. o. C. Hamilton and Mr.. f. A
Rosenbaum, who are employed in the
house, were called. T h Q
came from their residences and they
made a thorough examination, anC
the above losses we're all they could
discover
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
Death Of Mrs. Fetua EuDank.

Last Tt ursday morning, about l:30
O'Clock, the subject Of this writing
breathed her last, after long illness,
in the 63rd year of her age. She had
been on the decline about a year, but
was confined to her bed only short
time Saturday before her death she
met with a stroke of apoplexy. which
caused leakage of the brain, and this
leakage perhaps kept her alive several
days. The end came at the home Of
her stepdaughter, Mrs. Helen Gran.
dell.
She was a. daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. W. T. Jackman, and was born
and partly reared near Creelsboro. in
Russell county. When quite small,
her parents removed to Liberty, Casey
county, and later they removed to
Columbia where the diseased spent
the major portion of her life. When
quite young woman she made pro.
fession of her faith in her Savior,
united with the Methodist Church,
and lived consistently until God called
her to better world. About thirty
years or more ago she was married to
Mr.. John Eubank, of this place. TIC
this union two daughters were born,
Mrs. Leo C. Wright and Mrs. Leonard
Hardesty, both of whom live in Louis.
vile, but were with her in her last
days. There are also two grand chill,
dren, little sons of Mrs. Wright. She
also leaves one sister, Mrs. o. c, Kim.
bier, of Sewellton Russell county,
and two brothers, one living in Florida
the other in Oklahoma.
The deceased was strictly a home
lady, making only few visits out oi
Columbia in recent years, and they
were to see her closest relations.
She was very devoted to her twt
daughters and her grandchildren anc
wanted to live on their account.
The funeral and burial took plac'
Thursday afternoon, many friends be
ing present to pay due respect to ont
who had long been a resident of thi
place. The sermon was preached a
the Methodist church at $50 by Rev
J. L. Murrell. -.. ....
The sympathy of this town goes ou
to the surviving family. May GoC
comfort them in. their sorrow, none
like consigning to the tomb, the moth
er who shared their sorrows and re-
joiced in their happiness. The fora
offerings we're beautiful. -ai
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
See AndersOn's Wild West Shows a
the Fair Grounds.
improvements.

During the fall months there will
be more work done in Columbia than
in any three months for many years.
There will not be less than twenty
mechanics employed on the new tobac.
co house, a large number on the Bank
of Columbia, and ten or twelve on the
Jeffries building. Besides number
of cottages will be erected, and the
gymnasium at the Lindsey Wilson
now in progress. There is certainly
going to be some busy months in Co
lumbia. Enterprise is all that j:
needed to make this town one of The
busiest points in Kentucky.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
A Parting Gathering.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Dohoney, who
live in an elegant home on Bomar
Heights, gave a most lovely o'clock
dinner last Sunday evening in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dohoney, on
the eve of their departure for their
home, Italy, Texas. There we're ff-
teen relatives and friends present, to
enjoy the most elegantly prepared re-
freshments, no one knowing better
how to prepare an enjoyable meal
than Mrs. Dohoney. There we're two
tables and several courses.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
Have you forgotten that account
you owe me? | need II.
WI. Ingram.
Columbia Wins.

Last Friday afternoon the fastest
and ymost hotly contested game OF
baseball played on the Lindsey. Wilson
Campus came off between 'Campbells'
vile and Columbia. The players on
both sides we're in fine shape, and in
the first half it could not be predicted
With any certainty which side would
come out victorious. Columbia went
to the campus determined, and wher
the contest closed she had recorded
scores and Campbellsville 3. The Wis
itors accepted their defeat manfuily
and the crowd dispersed. Batteries
CampbellsVille, Wilson and Morrison
Columbia, ShreVe and Lewis. .r
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
COUNT 7. STULTS.
he Sues A. ]. 81. Clair for $5O,.
900, DAMAGES Claimed for
False Arrest.
SUIT BROUGHT BY SITES & Sites.

The following article was taken
from last Thursdays Courier. Journal:
A suit for $4,000 on the ground of
false arrest was filed yesterday against
detective A. j. st. Clair by Count 7.
Stults, 3O19 Wentwarth Avenue,
through his attorneys, Sites & Sites.
The petition states that detective
St. Clair on July 13 obtained possession
of an anonymous letter to the Louis
vile Chief of Police stating that four
automobiles OF Columbia, KY, which
had been bought from Mr.. Stults and
others, were stolen cars, and that the
detective without determining the
truth of this caused the arrest of Mr.
Stults on grand larency charge.
In the Police Court, the petition
continues, the prosecution was dis
missed on motion of the Prosecuting
Attorney and St. Clair, "who in the
meantime easily had learned not only
that Mr.. Stults wholly was innocent of
the charge and that there was not the
slightest evidence against him, but al
so that it was utterly inconceivable
that he would commit the crime of
grand larency or any other crime"
Mr.. Stults operates an automobile
business in the city He is the son OF
Thomas r. stults of Columbia. State
Labor Inspector, a member of the
1920 House Of the Kentucky Legisla-
ture and for sixteen years Adair Coun.
ty Clerk
The letter not only was unsigned,
the petition says, but gave no init
nation as to who wrote it or where il
was written. Upon receipt of this. il
continued, detective St. Clair pro
ceeded to have himself driven to Co
lumbia using car belonging to tht
City of Louisville and driven by 1:
chauffsr in the employ of the city"
SIT charges that St. Clair did no
inquire as to the truth of the charge
in the letter and that he telephones
back to the Louisville police to loci
@. T. Stults up for grand larency."
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
DAMAGING FIRE. J
The Light Plant. Ice Plant and
Ice Cream Plant Burns al
CampbeIIsWIIe.
THE TOWN LEFT IN DARKNESS.

Our sympathy goes out to the own
ers and the residents Of Campbells.
vile; destructive fre having visited
the place last Wednesday morning
about 10 o'clock, destroying the light
plant, Ice and Ice Cream Plant. 1t
is not known how the fire started, but
it burned so rapidly it was impossible
to extinguish it. The loss is consider
able, and for some time Campbells-
vile will be in darkness. The ice
plant furnished this town and all the
adjoining towns, and If we continue
TO have ice through the warm wealth.
er season, it will have to be trucked
through from Danville.
The two plants at Campbellsville
will be re-established, but it will take
some time to erect and get them ir
operation.
The report OF the CampbellsVillt
fire, in this weeks News, was written
as soon as the word of the fire reached
this office. Later we are told that thI
ice plant was damaged but little, anC
it is now running. The Creamery wa
not damaged at all, and that the out
look for starting up the light plant il
not father off than ten days.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
The Old Home.
". !. ingram

There is something about Columbia
and the people who make up its popu-
Iation, that ties men and women to it.
A family may remove to distant
State, and profit, so far as making
money is concerned, but the money,
the faces, the trees and farms do not
look like the surroundings at the old
home town. Ii is here that their hap
plest days were spent, and when one
returns, after being absent for some
time, it is the warm shake of the
hand that tells the one who has been
away from friends of earlier days, that
he is welcome, and the hospitaIities of
the community are open to him, the
doors are unlocked, walk in and be at
home. Such is the dispositions of not
only the people Of Columbia but the
entire county of Adair A man who
has complied his thoughts, upon his
return could UruUhfully say:
''Breathes there man with soul SC
dead,
Who never o himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22
Own Home Product OIL.

We respectfully solicit your patron
age. By patronizing US you are pat
ronizing home concern and without
your help, we cannot hope to exist.
Our gasoline has the punch you need
for your car, with more milage per
gallon. Our lamp oil does not have
the Objectionable odor so often COM
planned about in Kerosene. We have
to burn oil ourselves for lights, conse-
quently we have your interest S right
in our own home. We have high
grade gas-oil for fuel, oil engines and
tractors. Road oil for your streets to
keep the dust down this summer.
Fuel oil for your steam boiler, that is
cheaper to burn than wood. We
would be pleased to quote you prices
on any of the above products, and
with our fair policy of satisfaction OF
your money back guarantee We are
making friends rapidly. THE HOME
CONCERN.
The Carnahan Oil & Refining Co.,
Creelsboro, Ky.
G. ]. Davidson,
General Manager.
... -s- 38-H
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22

The News office will be open every
day during this week until II m. and
in the afternoon from o'clock until
the supper hour. Persons who want
to transact any kind of business with
the Office will be waited upon. II you
want to subscribe for the News call
If you want to pay back dues, be
sure and cali. If you have job you
want done, do not fail to drop in.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-22

Miss Marshall PAUL entertained a
number of friends informally last
Tuesday evening. Those present
were:, Misses Margaret Patterson,
Mary Frances Stephens, Allene Mont
gomery, Carrie GrIssom, Eva Walker
Frances Reed, Amelia Dameron, an6
Pauline Allyne. Messrs. Edwin
HutchisoD, Foster Pickett, Tobe
Sprinkle, Carson City, Tenn, Edward
Hamlett, Leon Lewis, Alvin Lewis
Ralph Hurt, ShreVe Davis.