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Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
AROUND THE COUNTY

if the plans of Mayor Hinton and the city council are carried out. A re- representative of the Ever-Wear Equipment company of Springfield, Ohio, conferred with Mayor Hinton yesterday and some of the latest play ground paraphernalia was se- lected by the mayor. No equipment was ordered, however, as the expen- allure must first be voted upon by the city council
 During the vacation months the Fifteenth street park could be turned into day nursery, Mayor Hinton pointed out, with a play ground instructor in charge, parents could leave their children at the park and without fear of them being injured or getting into mischief.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
Interestinq Entertainment

PEARCE-An interesting social function of the season was the an nual dance given by the student body of the Pearce union high school Saturday evening in Muddy hall. The hall was beautifully decorated in crimson and white, the high school colors, and a three-piece orchestra furnished the music for the throng of dancers until a late hour. The attendance was the largest seen at any dance given in Pearce for some time. A number from Wilcox, Co., chise, Benson, Tombstone. Bisbee, Douglas, Gleeson, Courtland and Light were present. During the in- termission supper was served by the girls of the school, and the entire affair was voted most successful from social as we'll as a financil standpoint.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS December IA, 1905

O. V. Dodge, chairman of the executive committee o fthe Fl Tigre Mining Company, arrived from Kansas City yesterday and left today for the Fl Tigre mine in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
CAN WILSON COME BACK?'

CAN WlLSON "COME BALM! WHAT is woodrow planning
 " Press dispatches partner his secretary of state Mr. Colby quoted saying turning his energies to subjects which have long invited him."
 affairs? Books? curious
 years complete president The first public life hard which the great statesman fought every definitely that struggle followed collapse leaving White House Recent photographs Woodrow Wilson actually reginng the vitality working the Wilson home president White Almost holiday Washington his porch
 
 generally of appreciation will of the callers Nothing would indicate MT Wilson's
 
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 greatest
 
 him illness convaescence? What invited hm?" Woodrow proclaimed the greatest, continually a Then strain The
 
 defend himself and his closest friends taking response fight and Woodrow a in believe tables Woodrow Wilson old fighting Woodrow Wilson thought during years something lence frequently Perhaps will not be long before his enemies are ard by suddn attack walking shad blows when he help he 
 the world fairly worshpped but memory ideals the energy him not Wilson not rdculed out of the affairs; old Wilson will back to fe He the remaining of his life in solitude and memory
 pinnacle the disastrous split spite predicted He's dead one from looked almost with pity presidential Hughes through with public r Yet today Charles Evans Hughes bigger man justice left the White House several nnocuOus would sad acting leader of peace usually given to political pensioners justice supreme public life of the world
 get When Siam to hObnob with the white elephants and aid Goodbye you've your several his hat in the ring better bigger and harmonious following lar
 dead political public life until he is buried getting day Now appears preparing hmte home and behooves the nation and particularly Republicans zeaousy with the mud political Woodrow Wilson For when back he do in the old Wilson manner globe take notice of everything he said Dempsey How about fight anything anybody.
 s Mexican in Nogaes Sonora but we the last held
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
To Make Playground

DOUGLAS-The Fifteenth street equipped play grounds in the south west, with a paid supervisor in charge during the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

in Sonora.
 It was brought to the atten- tion of the council last night that many people doubted that at patent had been issued for the Bisbee townsite Mayor Fay Tor stated that the patent was locked up in the safety deposit vault of the Bank of Bisbee Owing to the many doubts ex- pressed as to it's existence, the Mayor, with the consent of the council, has decided to turn the patent over to City Clerk Hicks today, who will gladly show it to, any one who doubts its exist ence or is sufficiently interested.
 George Dunn, who owns val uable copper property in the Ajos, will leave for the mines the latter part of the week.
 
 Yesterday the wireless telegraph service between Cabo H.ara, Son. ora, and Sta. Rosalie, Lower Cal ifornia, was inagurated The hours of service are from 8 a. m. to 1 D. m.
 Conductor Lundy, of No. ?, narrowly escaped serious injury at Osborne yesterday when a baggage truck knocked him down. The truck was heavily laden and had it rolled over on the conductor would doubtless have inflicted serious injuries. As it was, a Mexican boy stop ped the truck as it reached the railroad track
 Don Luis IS keeping pace with this city and Lowell in the mat ter of buildings. At the pres ent time there are about six dwelling houses in course of construction.
 Ross Moon is a patient at the Copper Queen Hospital with a serious case of typhoid fever. His mother. arrived yesterday and is at the residence of Lou Moon in Upper Tombstone can yon.
 F. F. Coles, chief clerk of the Copper Queen store office force was compelled to take to his bed yesterday afternoon with threatened attack of fever.
 w. D. Gooch and J. r. Nevaw are mining men from Cananea who are registered at the Cop per Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

Once politicians tossed their hats into the ring, but now some use them for megaphones. .. T.
 A professional saxaphone player is not the worst thing on earth. There are amateurs.
 Cheer up. The first 1922 years are the hardest.
 \ wise man never makes faces at a cop or at his wife's cooking.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14
News Items of IT Years Ago
 From The Bisbee Daily Review
ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS
 December IA 1905.

OSHKOSH, Dec. 13.-General Thomas s. Allen, distinguished veteran of the civil war and a pioneer newspaper man of this city, died Tuesday night at his home here, aged 90 years.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13,-Join statehood for New Mexico and Arizona was discussed by Pres ident Roosevelt today with a del egation from New Mexico. Judge A. A. Freemai, a member of the delegation, said he believed the people of the two territories would be glad to accept joint statehood.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

w. D. Gooch and J. r. Nevaw are mining men from Cananea who are registered at the Cop per Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

BOSTON, Dec. 13.-Leon Ja- cobs Storiene, an educated Rus sian Jew of odessa, who has ar rived here from Russia, says that 15,000 Jews were killed in three days, with most terrible mutila- tion and torture. The Cossacks aided the mobs in the deadly work, and men. women and chil- dren were among the victims.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-That the denial of separate statehood for New Mexico and Arizona is sought to be effected through the desire of eastern politicians to restrict western representa- tion in Congress is more than hinted at in an editorial in the Washington Post thes morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

F. E. Coles, chief clerk of the Copper Queen store office force was compelled to take to his bed yesterday afternoon with a threatened attack of fever.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

George Dunn, who owns val uable copper property in the Ajos, will leave for the mines the latter part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

Don Luis is keeping pace with this city and Lowell in the mat ter of buildings. At the pres ent time there are about six dwelling houses in course of construction.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

Ross Moon is a patient at the Copper Queen Hospital with a serious case of typhoid fever. His mother. arrived yesterday and is at the residence of Lou Moon in Upper Tombstone can yon.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

looking opponent for Jack Dempsey LaFoette He'll fight anything or anybody.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

The Chihuahua Enterprise says Yesterday the wireless telegraph service between Cabo Hara, Son. ora, and Sta. Rosalie, Lower Cal ifornia, was inagurated. The hours of service are from a. m. to 1 D. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

editor writes that the hills around Bisoee tell whether the coming up shining going Martin really think ing of
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-14

Mexican Fascis going meet in Nogaes sonora but we exciting the last one held by Arizona Nogales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
EN- LA ESCUELA FARRAGUT DE
MAYAGftEZ

En- la Ultima reunion presidida por
cl seiior Jose "A. Dominguez, Sc dis
cuticron y decidieron diversos asun-
tos.
Nombraronse del seno de Ia asocia-
ci6n, los siguientes comites. \
Uno de Benefcencia, eompuesta de
los Sras. Presidenta Sra. Manuela de
Gil, Srta. G. Gonzalez, sr. Juan Lo-
psz' carrerc.
Otro de Ornate y Fomento forma-
do por los siguientes senores: Presi-
dente, Luis Fajardo, Srta. Maria E.
Muhoz, sra. Maria de Blanes, Sr. Juan
Sanchez.
Otro de- Juegos Atleticos compues-
10 f5 Prtsidente. Sr. Manuel Barreto,
Sr. Jose Benet, 81. Gustavo Saliva y
ofro dc conferencias y recreos. Pre-
Hdente, Oscar Monagas, Srta. Lydia
soliTa. sonora Candida r. Cuevas y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
Ell 55 POR CIENTO DE LAS
CENTRALES

En- la reunion del lunes en- la, Ca
mara de Comercio para tratar de la
lnusva tarifa de los azdcares cubanos,
Sc dijo por uno de los senores que to-
u1aron parte en- ell debate, que ell 55
por cientd de las Centrales de az1car
de Cuba esta en- manos o propiedad
de capitalists norteamericanos.
,El seiior. Wolf manifesto, que Sc
gun Sc ha dicho en- la prensa de los
Estados Unidos, para concederse a
Cuba el eInprestito de so millones de
dollars qua Sc esta negociando, Sc ha
hecho la insinuaci6n modo de ex-
preEa condicion, de que sea limitada
Ia sproduccion azucarera de la isla
pues aumentando esta Sc pone en-
peligro a los remolacheros del Norte,
que con precios bajos en- ell mercado
de azlcar no podrian sostenerse
Ell senor Ramon Aboy, de la asocia-
cion de productores de azdcar, infor-
md que. Ell senior Castanos, hacendado
de Cuba que posee Is Centrales, lie
hAbia asegurado que CANADA dinero
pndiendo render el producto a $3.50 y
que para tpr6xinos amos Cuba podrfa
duplicar su actual production.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
.EsPECTACULOS

Gre Trrs pnnacsns. la Aesbtha
AZ "a paloua's con un huniio Ieilcno.
Cine nnrrte Rico. <Ssniurcsl.-El
crlaodle dc ia iuiesssanic sero a.
Eddic Polo. sitslada "El Captain
Kid8- s. ca. ,hirs con Ate cr,soeio a
monumental drama cn parties. tilo-
lado. ~Lccura &c Juvcutsd". par oli-
vcr Thomas. y una Rovista dc palpi-
tanic acigalidad.
Scgunda furcion Gel rracioso duo;to
"nucrtGnica -Cardoso", con ndmcros
variados = escogid0s.
Cine Imperial. CSaniurce).-"La
Senda Mistcriosa', deliciOso romance
desarrsllada en- lnglsterra, Francia,
Mia y Monte Carlo.
Cine Victory Garden. CSanturee).-
Debut, hoy martes II de noviembre
del famoso duetto c6mico que ha con-
ouistado tantos aplausos Les Tria-
non eetreno de la comedia en- cinco
actos que lleva por titulo "Un Rayito
de Sol". una comica en- actos por Mon
ty Banks y Vsriedades por el duetto.
TeatrO Beliograph, CCataho).-Co-
ra Stanley en- Africa, serie Universal
y una comedia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14

ll lo tlss use - rurvs - fssssna
en iula o. g.. loe.lr. qpe sssg,a sn 81
adincie nanrs, Ia unelease insa a..
elsn ''linmirs nusincs q llnsc". una
asamliioa D. Doe ssindinnies d,l niis
ms. para nomhrar sn aiiy~sivE annual
Is I'arl Uinis Zines
Tara aesanlsi.ar s~ia fucrm nsn-
hIa Pa, ap,yciai,lc> jStrnes Dc SaA
Juan. ~ apf,lnran. dcslinss de- una
lai-ya dis asian. los coioics que liG de
grvar la unssia del cdcaio. In flor
"a lena , - lavsidcntc honorario del
sohD-licilo. N doctor Santiago We've
fac nombrado tai por unanimidad ca
i, rccunocicnaa ssi los beneficios que
ha Tepsriado al pals en- general este
bcnc.nJiito purlorriqueilO lie Ia barha
nairiarcal. Se habl6 de In funilaciOn
de un pcri0dicO de iendencias puramen-
te e,lucativas 81 que llevara por titulo
Il significaiiyo de la Nucva Senda''
: por contenido I'M escogido candal de
filoSOfia sencilla y optimisia, dc ideas
estimuladori.s y trazos cIlliurales.
Iuego hizo uso de. In palabra el CO.
nocido profesar don Esfcban Ramirez
y habl0 de los planes que rondria en-
ejecncidn para bien de sus discfpulos
v de los. intereses del c0lcgio. En- su
hreve discurso el senior Ramirez de-
mgstr0 poser una alta, vision de L
que debe significar Y ser una institu-
ci6n como Ia que el dirige. por 10 que
mered;0 los aplausos de Ia concurren-
cia.
Deseamos sle tod0 coraz0n Ia di.
rectiva del Ramirez Business Cole
se", triunfos lisonjeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
EN- LA Pzk-
IRA DE AVER

llslia maehn rkiasiaoi'n lsdiiiea
nr.r g. DE- lsanis-ss eaaiian insss.sa
aos "A ,.,narer IA iaraolur3su o ssla.
ci6n ar das asmio, On "cmfencicia
u Washington" de los lcaders lsaiao-
uiqacios 3 las nmarldndos de- cn.a
illaucn a D. n.solucidn drl iuritenic
acl i.lriia s.lsgsoral DE- san Juan ~
fcfun,c "a imrm@aciin de- Ia nan-
"a lr.scniada por lus uuiomsias IN
u,np iugar dc rsia edicion De Ei IN.
PARClAI ~ IA Ia information lrl
ncidepic que fue dsxlarado sin lu-
gar.
Respect" n IN "confcrencia en Wash
ingion". I,or Ia iarle 50 hahl6 eu los
circulos poliiicis. De que noiicias re-
cibidas dahan por celebrada una eX-
;enSa enirevista. habiemdo manifesta-
do Il los reporters algino de los con.
ferencianies que habian salidO compla
cidos de aquella. pero reservandose
detalleS. pues parcce que esa es Ia r.
nea dc conducta traZada ahora en-
tanto no yenga una aciuaci6n Official
Y efectiva.
Como es natural cada bando So mos
flj dc acuerd0 con sus anhelos. aun-
que muchos de los amigos de In ad-
minisiraci6n aquf dijesen que era ma
tural que la mayOrfa triunfase al fin,
pues ESQ eS 10 juSto Y lo que nj cabo
habrfan de reSOlver ALA. aparte de
que Ia pasada lecci6n electoral hace o
hara rectificar algunas actuaciones
que han resultadoe edesastrosas @eg1n
la opinion nortcamericana.
De todos modos, dentrO de la efec-
tiva reserva de los comisionados por-
:orriGueIios. el ambiente desde aver
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
sUCEsos EN- LA ISLA

En- la noche del IL del corriente, en-
el barrio La Plata, de Aibonito, Pedro
Rosario (a) Banda dio muerte de una
puiialada Domingo Rivera (a) Duca.
Ell matador fue arrestado.
A las 1880 a. m. del 13 del Co
rriente, en- Bayamon, Benito Cedeno
dio muerte disparandole dos tiros de
revolver, en- el pecho, su concubina
Maria Gonzalez. Ell matador fue
arrestado el arma ocupada.
En- la manana del 10 de los CO.
rrientes, en- ell barrio Canab6n, de Ca
guas, fue destruida por las llamas
una casa propiedad de don Francisco
Escoda. La casa estaba asegurada
por $1,000, Y estaba deshabitada. Las
perdidas Sc calculan en- $4,000 Las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
NoyEDADEs EN- Ell DIsTRITo

FL dia doce del corriente, las g.,
=. m.,: en- Martin Pela, el autom0yil
ntimcro 39S5, prcpiG.ad Gle Rafarl
Garcia Solano, de Rio PiedraS grln-
do p0r el chauffeur Matfas Alvarez.
n1mero 1713, residcnte en- Santurce.
arroll0 al individuo Luis Martinez. pa
sand0le la rueda izquiert.a del caro-
sc!}re el abdomen m.oduciGndolc
otras contusiones tGlnbi6n de caracter
grave, ;s.cndo reclufdo en- el Hospi-
tai Municipal. Ell chauffeur fu6 arrcs-
tayio puesto disposition del iuez
Aybar. acusado perentoriamente, de
violar Ia ley dc automobiles.
FL df; II del corriente, en- la callc
Salvador Brau, frente a la Plaza de
Bald9rioty, el autan0vil truck mime
70 HIPPO, prop.ehd de GervasioI.
Sanchez, de Trujillo Alto, guiado por
el chauffeur Gregorio Gonzalez, MI
nero lo12%3, arroll6 Al individuo Ave
limo Arroyo, ocacionandole contuciones
leyes- de las que fu6 asistido en- la
sala de socorIq Ell chauffeur no,
fue culpable del acd:dente.
Per violar Ia ley de automobiles los
siguientcs chauffeurs fueron denun-
ciados por la p0licfa ante la Corte
Municipal Tomas NJ Garcia, CUTLER
mo Noa, Esteban Pizarro, Rogelio R0Z1
main, Tcmas Torres. Lcpe Rond6n, Raj
mon Santana, Enrique Reinosa Ra- q
mon Fournier, quienes fueron senten-
cisdos pagar $500 de multa cada
uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
LA COAIISION.

Para acordar Y desarrollar el plan
de defensa respecto de Ia tarifa azu-
carera de Cuba Ell 10 que Sc refiere a
Puerto Rico, Sc ha designado los Sc
fiores Miguel Morales. f. Wolf. Jose
Ma Gonzalez Y Frank Rodriguez, de
la Camara de Comercio, cuyo comit6
ha comenzado seguidamente sus ira
bajos. Sc descart0 la indication de
enviar una comisf6n a Washington, V
los informes Gle Ia Camara seran faci-.
litados a Ia direction de Ia asociaci0n
de los productores de azGcar que tie
ne su agente 0 representante en- los
Estados Unidos, J Sc esta ocupando del
asunto
Dcntro de breve plazo'se dara cuen-
ia III C;imara de los trabajos del
comit6 V Sc acordard 10 que Sc crea
conveniente para ell mejor resultado
del prop0sito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
SE-RrrARA laHpTyA

Ilaa >i3' rartatada> cn Ia oiicina
a . sscIyiario "io,u;ivo dr Puerto Ri
oa Ian "a arsiivo rcg.sir'. las 81
=aiicnj,~ iAara, dc fihrloa:
Ina de las csil. ,raci6n del Esiado
~ Nrw Nr,. dcnaininada "ScheTiny
y Giatz. Inc" IA que consiste an Ia
l., lais "reralga". Sc aplica a Ia
venia de una preparation medicinal
para aliyiar dolores.
Ina de Ia corporation del Esiado
de New York. dentninadl The Il. +.
Goodrich Company" la que consists
on la palahra "Semi-Pneumatic', Sc
ap'ica Ia vcnla de gmnGs de auto
movies de t0das classes
Ina De la soce had an6nima de Bar
cc!ona, denominad;. La Suiza Rene
5. A." In que conSistc Ell las palabras
la Suiza' y 81 aplica la venta de-
chocolates.
CGatro de 1t corporation del Esta-
do de Massachusetts, denominada
walter Baker and Company Lid
las que cOnsisten en- las palabras
'WuJbS", Bakers V en- Ii. repre-
scntaci6n de Ia figura de una DANA
con gorra Y dclantal con una bandeja
cn aclitud de servir, Y en- un diseiIo
irregular Ell FL que Gparecem las pa
labras Sweet Chocolate CinquiGme''.
Y So aplica Il la venta de chocolate.
cocoa, broma, etc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
LOS SUCESOS.
UNA CAIDA PELIGROSA.--LA GU
META, LA vERJA Ell TRUCK.
-ENEMIGA DE LA LUZ.
LOS SuCESOS.

Rio Piedras-En Ia noche del dfa
8 de los corrientes, al tratar Juan l..
Nieves, vecino de Hato Rey, de mon
tar en- el carro electrico No. 21, de Ia
Porto Rico Railway Light and Power
Co., guiadO pOr el mOtorista Domingo
Colon. No. 1853, conductor Marin Ma
rim, No. 40. en- la parada No. 80, ac-
cidentalmente Sc cay0 y recibi6 un
fuerte golpe en- el cuello, siendo con-
ducido nal Sanatorio Puerto Rico. FL
policfa Pedro Hernandez, No. 571. que
viajaba en- ell citado caro-, report0 ell
case en- la estaci6n de policfa de Rio
Piedras. Ell Fiscal del Distrito prac-
tic0 una investigation.
San Juan.-En la tarde del"S de los
corrientes, en- la parada II, Avenida
PQnce de Leon, Santurce, el truck No.
HP-15S, propiedad de Antonio Parri-
la, guiado por el chauffeur Leovigildo
Rivera No. 1929, sc desvi6 haca la
cuneta del lado iZquierdo choc0 con
una alcantarilla la veria situada en-
frente In residencia del senor S.
Philippi rompiendoles Y resultando
tambien> el truck con averfas
Ell .dfa . del cursante, en- la Gale
San Jose, Ia guagua No. P-750, de
Manuel Flores, guiada por el chauf-
feur. Fernando Flores. No. $3.50, cho-
co con un4 4poste del alumbrado pGblico
de la plaza de Baldorioty, destrozan-
dolo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14

altamente apreciable para un espflitu
independents.
Por ESQ cada vez que oigo un mi
nistro, un portero, a un diputado, a
un autor un artista a un simple
asesino, decir, "Y yo tambien he 81
do periodista', no puedo menos de
pensar para mis- adentros:
Es precise que tenga grandes diff
cultades el ser periodista, que sea
muy dificil escribir en- un diario para
que tantos amateurs Sc hayan yisto
obligados a dejar de serlo
\ EMBELLISHMENTS sligo mi caminoy.
PAUL Oh.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14

Y para algun0s desde ci tiltimo corrco
era mas fresco. Y Sc confiaba en- una
pronta resoluci0n firme iniciaei0n de
un reajuste m los asnntos polfticos-
administrators de la isla. aunque no
hay affirmation concreta.
Sc espera hoy Y en- el pr0ximo CO.
rreo. que haya mas detalles de 10 que
en- Washington Sc ha tratado de 10
que So haya resuelto. 81 es que en- de-
fini!iva SO La resuelto el pleito.
Ell MISMO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
RONICA Or

CoiBCTIvA \ MAfsiNoS HAGEN
ST APARlcaoN ~ "a i1.A DE
IA FARAnA OtHo. .-IOiANTlNA
LICE sr BONITA NrEvA RoPA.
y PRESENTA 81 NrENo CCA.
DRO REFORZAD0 CON ANSEi..
40 Y CASTILLO.
A las tres = treinia de Ia ;arle. }
actnando como Chief Umpire Nc
Adams = como Jucz 81 popular Mr..
keelan, Director del COlegio san Agus
tin. DC RIO PiedraS. da principle "a
inego presentando Coleciiva Ia siglien
te bateria: chech5n y Madagascar y
Dos Marines: De Loin y Russell
Primer inning. Sewers struck out.
Rist rOla por primera Y es out. Ban
"a hit por tercera que resulta three
bagger pOr pass ball de I.iborio. odin
rola al short y cs out en- primera. Tn
hit. Ninguna carrera.
Castillo pick up por tercera llega
hasta segunda pOr pass ball de la pri-
mera. Brown so sacrifica adelanta
a Castillo. Castillo entra por pass
bali del catcher. Anselmo Inca fuer-
to al short, que mofa, y entra pri-
mera. Anselmo es out Ell seghnda al
tratar de robarse Ia base. Liborio ro-
Ia al short que mOfa. Y es safe. We
lOcidad rola a la Drimera es out.
Ninglin hit. Una carrera.
I Segundo inning. Dunn rola a la Sc
gunda Y es safe por error de Guaja.
, Miller hit de tres bases por fenome-
nal tirada de Net desde el central sa-
can out Dunn que venfa entrando,
en- medic de La ovaci0n del pdblico.
Seafest rola la tercera y es out De
Loin struck out. Tn hit Ninguna
, carrera.
Guaja hit que degtiella el short con
Ia oyaci6n del piblico. Madagascar
struck out. Net struck out. Ningdn
hit. Ninguna carrera.
Tercer inning. Russell rola la
segunda Y es out. Sewers rola la
.pTimera y es out, Rist hit de dos ba-
Rist avanza tercera por pass
(ball de catcher. Banta hit por ter
cera Y entra Rist. Banta Sc roba la
segunda. Odin rola por short, que pa
sa. entrando Banta. Odin avanza a
. tercera por pass bali de Guaja. Dunn
ply al right y muere. Dos hits. Dos
carieras.
Chechon struck out. Castillo rola
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-14
EN- CONyALECENCIA

Sigue bien de III intervention qui-
rdrgica de que fut objeto. la distin-
g .uida senora Bcl6n Padial de Sar-
nicnto, dana muy estimada en- LIS
cfrculos Sociales de esta ci,ldad es-
Pcs de Iuestro amigo ell Lcdo. scfor
Antonio .Samignto, abogaIo del BaR,'4ae
C@Enelrial. de PMerto Rico.
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