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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Los Angeles Rewards
Griggs and Crandall
Angel Veterans to Be Given Free to Any Club Which
They May Line Up Managership for Next Season;
Vernon in Line for Lefty O'Doul
BY LEO II. LAssEN

VXTHO said there isn't any sentiment in baseball?
wv The Los Angeles Coast League club is giving TINS
old adage the lie when ii is known that the Angel club VIII
reward Art Grggs veteran first saeer and Doc Crandai
the veteran hurler
IL either fellow land managerial job next year. as
both have such aspirations the Angel club will give their
services free 10 the club wishing TO make the deal
Both Crandal and Grggs have had long and honorable
in baseball and they both still cracking good ball
players But they getting along in years and If they
have chance of managing club they will not be held up
by Los Angeles
Such things as this make baseball Americas national
game and do much offset the dollar sign tactics of other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

East. That bout was n couple OF
ycarx ago.
The other losn WINS chaIked up by
Jack Jorephs.
And that was just few weeks ago
In Portland and was a close io.round
decision.
But Bob win have a chance 10
wire out this defeat. Harper and
Iosephs VIII mix over the ak round
route at the Arena Tuesday.
Josephs was stopped by Travic
Davis here recently. but put up a
wonderful fight
Harper wants 20 reverse that de.
ciHion and Jcsephs wants 10 prove
his real class to Seattle tattlers.
II certainly looks like one OF the
fistlc idbiis 81 the year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
GARDNER FILINGS
FIDS~Y BASEBALL.

Harry Gardner exercised his jinx
over the Angels when he turned
them back yesterday. He was
scored on in IN. first frame yestsr.
dag and then kept tho visitors away
from tho platter for the rest OF the
afternoon.
Vernon Spencer opened tho game
with = double to left With two
away Art Griggs doubled 60 the
opposite field and Spencer was over.
II was the last Angel run o. the
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
SEATTLE WINS
IN FOURTH

Seattle won the rame In the
fourth. Hood opened with single.
but was thrown out on Eidrcd's
blnKic 20 right Hood fooilshly tried
10 make third on a short single and
Twombsy threw him out with ease.
Eidrrd vent TO second on the
throw.
Brick was put on third by wisier.
Eii's infi~ld chance and checked In on
siumpfs double 10 righ,. stumpf
Tailed the winning run on Cranes
smack across second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
CAN YOU
BEAT TT

Jack Miller has the Frisco Seals
out In front. fighting for the flag.
and stories arc going the rounds in
the Golden Gate that he will b. re.
placed by Nick williams next spring.
Can you beat it7
Miller certainly had his gang play.
ing snappy baseball here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Confidence Men Get
$1,000 in Old Game

Detectives ThurHdny were invcsti.
eating the robbery OF A. H. Gaiviu
OF $4,000. Calvis was victimlxed hy
two men who used the old charity
game In swindilng him. asking him
TO manage an estate, Caivis posted
$4,000 bonds with the men, who then
fled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
ME3&zn,
q

spltsssax ~s.a In . asahi. kiiI wmh
the Whit. sss. while the nrv~ns
w~e~ iesina % tho HID Sea. tbs
tsaks ssinra slightly In the Amer
ia~a is.xw~ psnsast r-ees
The Giant. Loot = little srounf IN the
Nksioaat league ~ utauinE ere nents
frasn shs cats. whiis ths Pirates psf~
sasias a pair from ,hs Braves.
rel rsssr -ssei.a IN N. ssr- snuins
shsn the Yaaks scored thres runs bat
he held them the rest 81 TIE wHr. ard
~. waite 40. Won the ffst game. ! -
n Scoring q palr % russ IA three tu'
nlns. eff Robertson. the fsnka s0n ths
sseond. 20 .
narns' hansr IN the rirsh inning With
one on sase ,hs ned son stool siefefy
over The nresus ana pushed she -.
Louis club back hsif game in the race
Hssp~rs by m@serafs aud stree~i
helped tho sisst. beat the cus..
90 .. Der the first time in HE s.r~~r.
~ehf ras fs~s~d cot II the game Tor
dissaiing . desi.i.n.
The brave. w.rs helpless. before ceeper
sad Morrison. and the Pirates took a
dSssis- header. 70 sad % !.
The card. moved baek into third place
~ saking a double. header frem the
Fhns "a to ana ~ ~ 3.
wsfh~r hit his Esth homer. hut
the Tigers beat tho Athletics. Q "a 8.
Daisy rance marked up his itth nams
when the nobins beat the Reds. 10 g.
Washington hii Hnsre hard IN the
pinches. and beat she Indians. 90 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Sammy Crane turned IN the star
catch OF the day when he raced back
Into right field and brought down
spcnccr'n Texas lacquer In the third
over his head with his giovcd hand.
That IL Cranes style. He makes
some remarkable catches and then
misses easy ones in the pinchcs. Hen
never be n great infieider II he does
not steady down. he's far too cratic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
I>F1EID ~
ALSO SHIFTED

Tho inficid was also shifted.
Sammy Crane was put on second
base. Blli Orr at ahorthiop and Blli
stumpf AZ first. Spencer Adams,
who was In n bad stump. was
hcnched. This combination played
good ball yesterday. !, gives tho
Indians an experienced pair around
second base. For n while Orr took
second and Crane short. but u,
worked well the other way around
yesterday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
FARMER TO
BOX KING

Tom King and Frank Farmer
headline the Tacoma ring show
tonight in a six.round bout. Mike
Bailarino and Sammy Gordon mix
in the semtwindup and Jimmy
Rivers and Pat Williams are down
for the special event.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
CLINTON TO
MEET SACCO

Johnny Clinton and Jimmy sacco
win box 10 rounds IN Portland to-
morrow night. Clinton subs for Joe
BENJAMIN. who " unable to fight
because OF an injured knee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
WASHINGTON
AFTER LYONS

George Lyons. los Angeles right
handed HEAVIER. ir starting 20 attract
the attention Of the big league clubs.
Washington has made bid for hia
services.
Lyons has been pitching wonder.
FOL baseball for the Cclestiaia lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
I.I>DINf0RF
BADLY SPIKED

IAndimorc was painfully spiked In
the icK by Crane In tho seventh. lie
had singled and was hunted 10 sec.
ond Crane had him trapped off
second. and TAndlmore stopped short
and Crane turned at the same time.
watching Candaii on first. STUN.
bling on Lindimorc. Crane cut him
badly In the icr. Charley Deal. who
ia suffering with a charlcyhorrc. had
70 finish out the game at third for
the visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
LEO TAYLOR
is PROMOTED

Leo Taylor. who played shortstop
for the HibcrnIans here last season.
has been signed by the Chicago
white sox. Taylor played In Mon.
tana this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
O'DOtL FOR
MAY

Lefty" O'Doui. former Frisco
routhpaw star. now with the New
York Yanka. IL almost a clnch 10 re-.
piace Jake May on the Vernon
pitching staff next spring. ODoui
has been kept ON tho bench by the
Yanks for some unknown reason.
May has been showing wonderful
stun all year and i,r a foregone con.
cluslon that he viii he Yank In
1898. And the Tigers arc nurN 20
get tho pick 81 the Yank castoffn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Josephs to
Box Harper
in Seattle
Crack Weltcrs Will Do
Their Stuff at Arena
Next Week

)BBY HARPER
has los, only two
decisions In the
squared circle.
On. was 20 Ed.
die Shannon and
IT'S doub tful
whether the Seat.
tie boy win ever
meet shannon In
tho ring again az
Shannon n just
about thru and ~
somewhere in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
IVAN HOWARD
SIGNS AGAIN

Ivan Howard has been signed up
10 manage the Oakland Coast
league again next year. News Of the
trannaction was announced today IN
Oakland. his brother Del who IL vice
president and general manager OF
the Acorn club. telling the world
about a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

winning seven straight games and
allowing but four runs in So innings.
His big fault has been wiidness.
until lately. with his great stuff.
his new.found control has made him
one Of the stars OF the Coast league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

Bin Rodgers. former Sac msssger.
hasn't . chance On set sny~here st
Denver. In tho Western league. se-
eordisg 10 George Ensir. seattle
~eeat. Who has yust resurned from
the Western league. Hedge~s cant
hire. firv. or e.ea fine anybody. and
tho bes~~s run the club. Fine vsy
90 esp~ct . manager TO get ahead
Doe crsnssif stepped drives thru the
bon frem Hoof's and Eldr~ds ciUhs
during rssfsrfay's gam. that would have
winning the Roushsrn issgps rennsn;
vas qeis> n feather In Bert Nishoffs
rap. Wis Nshlle club came from behind
and heat cut Spencer Abbotrs great
Memphis club. 1851 champions
Charley Williams Sssttis's ne~ hight
handler. may start toSsy's rams for Sc
attic. While George Lyons 10 gust about
eus fof ihe visitors.
Tom DAILY. T. A. catcher. WIS
foeced cat Of the Gsm~ In ye~tes-
days fray with - tnJur~d fsnger.
Tsny Asss finished The n~iee.
Three double play. we're turned In yes
isrsfay IN snappy fashion. Seattle figuring
In two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Fishermen Bring Up
Netful of Flame,

GRfMSBY. Eng. Sept. IA boz.
load Of fishermen brought up 1
quantity OF phosphorus IN their n
off Grimsby. IL burst into flames 4
the surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
McAULEY OUT +,
WITH HIS ARM

Jimmy McAulcy. crack Los An.
geics shorts,op. Is on, Of the game
with an injured throwing arm.
Young Beck Is filling in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
Bowling
Scratch
at 1876
Raise of Ten Pins Consn
cred Too Much in Cih
Pin Circuit

An even doren i2-msn tesa
start the long City league bov1
ing grind tonight on the Ideal
Eiks and Orpheum alleys. To
nights schedule follows:
Iianson's Cafe ". LIndrren's
Foot Fitters. at Eiks' alleys
Roth a Cook ". Boston CAFE, 81
Orpbeum alleys; Eekart Gig ".
Haiton Oliver. at Eiks' aIIeys,
Power a Light ~. Howell Tatum
nj Ideal alleys; Hoo Hoos W. n
y. Brooks. nj Ideal alleys. sn<
Produce Market vs.. sieriinr
Tobacco Co., nj Ideal alleys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

PARIS. Sept. is-Mme. Marie
CharEclcgue soaked mushrooms In
poison and fed them 20 her husband
az Tours. she made a complete con-
feksion when arrehied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
a. 6reee r1bnGe RhHr
Es8 LEVER Univ
Sammy Crane Starts Double Play
With Great Stab Behind Second

eders make wonderful stops with one hand
IL but notin o make an
diamond of those great oneand
which a double killing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

summary; Runs responsible for---Gard-
ner !. crandaii ?. struck out--By Gard
ner 5. by Crendaii q Bases on balls
orr Gardner p hit by pitched hsil--Car-
roll. Passed ball--Tobin. Stolen bases
Crandail. McCabe. rwo-basc hits
spencer. Griggs. stumpf. Runs hatted IN
--0tiggs. Stumpf Crane. Caught steal
ms Orr. Double pleys-lindimoro 90
McCabe 20 GriEgs. Gardner to orr 20
stumpf. orr TO Crane TO Stumpf Time
% gamo--i as. Umpires-Casey and
Byron.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

clubs who have done much to
retard the growth Of the ma
tional pastime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14
wsfh~r hit hts Esth homer. hut
the Tigers brat tho Athletics. Q 60 8.

parEy Vance marked up his 18th nsms
when TIE netins beat the Reds. 30 3
vv..Atn.... a.. 49,. 49, A., 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-14

'naited for Beck IN ninth.
Score by innlngss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
I'm famosa tirnador g.,
Sc case z veces y<des-
POLO a sus sieteomujje-s
res, lla sidoE preso en-
Barcelona. 2
tDe Nuestro servicio Especial )

lDe Nuestro Serv1cio Especially 22af
BARCELONA, -febrero 2S.-La policfa
de esta ciudad ha arrestado al curio-
SO sujeto Sanchez Denale, quien Sc
venfa persiguiendo desde hacfa item
po, pOr sus fazaiias famosfsimas que
el no ha negado en- las declaraciones
preliminares. Eel nombrado Sanchez
Denale, ha falsifcado numerosas fir
mas en- cheques en- que aparecfan
grandes sumas, desfalcando asf conoci-
das instituciones bancarias de Europa,
Estados Unidos, Cuba Y America del
Sur. Sc calcula que entire todos logro
adquirir cuatro millones de frances.
Ademas, como final sus hazaiias
pintorescas, Sc ha casado siete yeces,
despojando sus mujeres de sus prem
das Y dinero v dejandolas en- la mise
ria mas absolute Cada mujer era de
nacionalidad diferente. Sanchez ha
sido lleyado a la prisi6n, hasta que
Sc recojan. todos los datos precisos
acerca de su identidad fechorias y
-proceder a instruirle juicio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
UL TINA H0RA

Personals bien enteradas del mo-
mento politico, acaban de informar-
nos que en- toda la nacion americana
Sc sabe ell estado de protesta, en- que
Sc encuentra ell pueblo portorriqueilo
contra la actitud de Mr.. Reilly, al re-
petir los nombramientos que ell Sena-
do lie rechazo.
Sc nos dice que el senior Barcel6
cablegrafio ell sabado al senior Cordo-
va Davila extensamente refriendole la
situacion.
Ell Comisionado Residente de Puer-
to Rico en- Washington, Sc espera csae
tan pronto llegue a sus manos la soli-
tcitud del Senade ae esta isla, pidiendo
al Congress una investigation sobre
la conducta de Mr.. Reilly, dara cuenta
con la misma en- la Canara de Re-
presentantes Y solicitara que dicho
documento Sc incluya en- ell Congress
sional Record.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28

tps Nusstro servlc.o Especial,

LONDRES, febrero %. LA ciu-
dad esta de fiesta, con motive del pro-
ximo casamiento que tendra lngar
hoy en- la Abadia de Westminster, en-
tre la Princesa Maria, hija de los re-
yes de Inglaterra v el Visconde Las
celles. La poblaci0n hallase engalana-
da con banderas y gallardetes los
forasteros llenan los hoteles y casas
de huespedes desde hace cuatro dlas.
Para conseguir aver acomodo, habfa
personals que pagaban grandes sumas
como premio. Los sitios en- las venta-
mas v BALCONIES a 10 largo de la via
por donde ha de pasar la rica pareJa,
estan va vendidos en- cantidades ia
bulosas. Ell jdbilo popular es enorme
v Sc han levantad0 enOrmes ARGOS de
triunfo tiando vivas a Inglaterra y a
sus SOberanos. Todas las Oficinas y
edificios pdblicos y priyados estan ce-
rrados desde aver a, las doce. La tropa
v los altos oficiales del G0bierno, Wis
ten de rigurosa gala. En- todas parties
Sc nota el lujo de las grandes solemni-
dades nacionales.
NEW YORK, febrero 2S.-Un con-
siderable ntimero de firmas de Wall
Street que ha cesado de participar
en- los negocios desde el pasado no
viembre, anuncia que debidoa futuras
escandalosas bajas del mercado, otras
firmas que hoy Sc consideran en- los
Estados Unidos de gran solvencia, Sc
vendran al suelo irremediab ablemente.
La noticia ha causado una tremenda
sensation en- todo Ell pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
Los EstadOs Unid0s no
spueden considerar CO.
mO3ulaa aiiaIlZa en- for
ma, ell c0nyeIaio de la
Cuadruple.
tDe Nuestro .servicio Especially

4 WASHINGTON febrero 2S.-El Co
mite de Relaciones EYteriores del Sc
nado ha declarado en- La session de
aver. que los EstadOs Unidos no pue-
den considelar como una Alianza en-
forma, ell tratado de la Cuadruple, con
sus suplementos Y reservas, firmado
entire Gran Bretaila, Estados UnidOs,
Jap6n Y Francfa. No obstante, sus
provisiones en- 10 que concierne La
limitaci6n de las fuerZas nayales, Sc
ra cumplido por los americanos favo-
lablemente. A la hora de La votaci0n,
ell tratado recibi6 ell voto en- contra
de los senadores Borah, Hiram john
son Shiels, de Tennessee.
DETROIT, febrero 2S.-Se estima
que los Gafios causados por las tor
mentas de nieve Y viento que azota-
ron la parte norte del estado de Mi
chigan, Sc eleyan de dos millones a
Tres. LII mucHOS luSuACS Ia Hie'S 10y
tanta que Sc pudo calcular en- seis
pulgadas la capa que formaba, en- las
Gales de esta ciudad sobres todo. Los
postes telef0nicos y telegraficos vinie-
ron al suelo azotados por ell yiento y
en- muchas ciudades la luz Sc apag0,
como consecuencia de grandes desper-
fectos causados en- las instalaciones y
plantas. No Sc recuerda un invierno
como este en- muchos amos la fecha.
WASHINGTON, febrero 2s.-La
Corte Suprema acaba de declarar que
es constitutional la d6cinja novena
enmienda "a la Constitution, 0 sea el
sufragio femenino.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
Paquita Escribano

Expresiros mensajes por tei6grafo
sin hilos Sc cambiaron aver entire la
empresa del Teatro Olimpo y la ge-
NAL artista que lego hoy San Juan,
saludando esta Puerto Rico, a Ia
Prensa ' a los empresarios que han
tenido ell buen acierto de contratarla
por el tempo que ella guste- para
haeer su vista a esta Isla. Los Sc
fiores Paniagua Gonzalez y ctros
elementos admiradores del buen arte
fueron a recibir a la artista, que sc
muestra muy complacida con las aten
clones de que esta siendo objeto
Bienvenida ) que su temporada EN- Ia
Isla sea 10 mas exteiasa possible
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
Ell segundo nombra
mientO del Sr. CarmOna
fue impugnado aver

AL empezarse la session de aver y
presentarse el sefor Carmona a ocu-
Ipar nuevamente su cargo, fue impug-
lnado de Illegal su no1nbramiento. Des.
pues de que Sc suscitaron largos de-
bates en- relacion con el asunto, su
nombramiento Sc acepto por mayoria
| ED ssefior Jose Coll Vidal consigno en-
asta f5a 1signiente3 protesta: s .
"El Gomisionado. que habla hace
Icos1stat III mas formal protesta con-
tEas laE Rreseneia en- esta session, pre-
tendiendo ,aetuara como Presidente de
la Coiniissioon de Indemnizaciones a
Obreros, del senior Leopoldo Santiago
Carnaona, asf como de toda interven-
ci6n que dicho senior Santiago Carmo-
ma ejerza pretenda ejercer como tai
Prasidente de la Comision de Indemni-
zaciones a Obreros, por entender el
Comisionado que habla, segln consta
oficialmente en- la Secretaria del Sena-
do de Puerto Rico, que fue propuesto
por ell Gobernador de Puerto Rico al
Senado para dicho cargo de Presiden-
tie de esta Comision, habiendo rechaza-
do el Senado dicha propuesta y poi
consigniente no confrmado el nom
bramiento,
"Y entiendo el Comisionado que ha-
bla que es Illegal y anticonstitucional
| el nuevo nombramiento hecho a fa-
yor de dicho .senor Santiago Carmons
.pretendiendose haberlo realizado er
un receso del Senado."
AL darse por terminada la session
de aver en- la Comisi6n de Indemniza-
clones Obreros, ell senior Coll Vida.
hizo constar en- acta esta segunds
protesta:
Gel Comisionado que habla en- este
case especial reproduce su protests
general contra la Intervention del Sc.
nor Leopoldo Santiago Carmona er
los actos de esta Comision; y ademas
hace constar que Sc reserva y saliva
todas las responsibilities que pu
dieran recaer sobre esta Comision er
este case especial, 81 fueren reivindi
cadas en- cualquier tribunal de justi
cia por parte que Sc creyere perjudi
Icada."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
Ell Gran Bale
Infantil en- el
Casino Espanol
Un actO HermOsisimO

Como en- los bales de las personas
lnayores, los preciosos chiquillos que
Sc reunieron aver tarde en- Ell Casino
Espaiiol, eligieron su Reina que 10 fue
" por cierto del agrado de todos, Ia
gentil Carmencita Amanda Cuetara y
Rosello que nombro las siguientes da-
mas de su corte: Della Stubbe Ceste-
70, Luisita Geigel, Irma Schettini, Isa-
bel Maria Mier, Carnina Garcia Va
ras, Josefina Menendez y Filomena
Garcia Varas.
Entire aquel enjambre de chiquillos,
todos bonitos y bien vestidos, desta-
caban por sus admirables disfraces los
siguientes:
Luisita Geigel, tCaja de Polvo);
Isabel Maria Mier, (Maja); Angelita
LENA, DANA de Siglo 19); Antonito
LENA, (de Quinto); Matilde Perez,
(de Pastora Nate) !; Jose Manuel Por-
tela, (de diablo); Mercedes Morag6n,
lde Maja); Blanca Garmendia, (de
nilanay; Carlitos Rodriguez, (de
Carmen Baella, (de Gita-
Gloria Hayde Cintron, (de Gle
Jesus Rodriguez, (de holandes) !;
Emen Manuela Rodriguez, (de Chi
hal Ana Luisa Biamon, (de Libro
le Cuento); Aida Hodges, (de Ame-
pfican Beauty; Ana Elisa Suau, (de
Persa); Aida Martinez Schettini, (de
Mariposa); Radames Vazquez, tde
Pierrot); Juan Araujo, (de Payaso);
Mary Martinez, (de OrientaD; Encar-
aita Mariana Valdes, (de Santa
lfusl; Migdalia Vanderdys, ldes Mar
rita); Luz Mercedes Cantero, Ode
enft; Emma Angeles Fernandez,
Ode Rosa Francia) |; Ifma Schettini y
Carmen Josefna Menendez = Monrois,
de Hoja de Trebol). \ I'M tprerito pre-
cioso, eli niio Padial, que fue,niuy fess
2tejado atg, Saoaot se9s "a \
Ell Bale Infantil del Casino Espalos
ha sido I'm acto de suprema belleza!
El Ambig1 estuvo muy biens sservido,
lnuy esplendido. Los nifios = aun los
Rsyeno 10 efan, fueron obsequiados
PasAulces, helados, refrescos y bonn
ic4 La orquesta ejecuto ur pro-
lila muy del agrado de todos.
Tanta el Sr Fabian como los Sres.
prrilla, Jimenez, Navas, Reyes,
|enz, Ag'iieros, Cofaas, Leon, Rubert,
artinez Y otfos distinguidos miem-
lbs de la Directiva, estuvieron aten-
|iendo todos para que todos salie-
en- complacidos. En- Ia Terraza fue-
III hechos algunos grupos preciosos
ASArsflegre concurrencia. e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
No HAY causa de acci6n
contra ell JSyen Ramos
CaselIas~

Ell Gran Jurado del primef edistri-
to de San Juan despues de haber exa-
lminado toda la prueba en- Ell case Nor
asesinato contra ell joven Ramos ca
sellas, de Manati, acusado de haberle
dado muerte al inspector de escuelas
Mr.. Lynch, ha declarado que no hay
causa de accion para procesarlo.,
,El joven Ramos Casellas ha sido
muy felicitado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
CuandO sc empeiiarl.. !!

Fl caballero que vino de Kansas Y
que sc dijo en- la prensa que era
candidate para jefe de la policfa in
sular, 10 que Sc ha negado posterior-
mente, Sc seiiala ahora para Sub-Co-
misionada de uno de les departamen-
tos, probablamente para ell del Inte-
rior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
Ell contrabando de Ii
cores cogidO en- aguas
de Boston a b0rdO de
un barco ingl6s vale
un million de d0lares.
tDs Nusssro servicto Especial,

BOSTON, feb-ero 2sEl oontraban-
do de licores encontrado en- .el barco
de vela ingl6s 'Grace and Ruhby''
capturado por el guardaeosta Tam
pa", excede de un million de d0lares,
segin declaraciones de los inspectores
de aduana, despues de llegar a como
cimiento que ell barco llevaba mas
cantidad de licores de la que aparecfa
en- su manifesto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
AbanicO extraviadO

En- ell bale celebrado anoche en- ell
Casino de Puerto Rico Sc lie extravio
a la senora dona Della Cestero de
Stubbe un abanico con lentejuelas y
las varillas de marfil. Como es un
recuerdo de familia, la persona que 10
haya encontrado y 10 devuelva a su
due1a al almacen de Stubbe Bros,
en- San Juan, sera esplendidamente
gratifcada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-28
El, gObierno Japones
suspende los trabajos
de fortificaci6n q. We
mia hacienda en- la Is
r. .s la de Oshima. a
Etre Nuestro servicio Especial.)

TOXIC, febrero 2s.-La oficina de
Relaciones Extranjeras ha anunciado
hoy que, eli Gobierno Japones ha deci-
dido suspender los tlabajos de forti-
ficaci6n que venia realizando en- Be-
min Amama, Isla de Qshima, y Ell man
tener las actuales fortificaciones ba-
ses navales en- Formosa, Andin Pes
cadores, cumpliendo con 10 acordado
en- la Conferencia del Desarme.