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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-21
p REMoLACHA

NEW YORK Els cosa reconocida
como cierta que la production de Szu-
car de remolacha en- los Estados Unldos
sera ell 40 por ciento menor este afio
cue en- Ell tLtimo ejercicio. Los planta-
dores de grandes porciones de terreno
dedicaron sus tierras otros cultivos
desalentados por ell bajo precio que tu-
20 ell azticar ell afio pasado, precio rui-
noso.
Esta baja en- la production de rsmola
cha es una de las causas que mantienen
la firmeza de los crudos de Cuba.
LA REF1NADA Sc vENDE MUcHo
NEW YORK Mientras ell mercado
dc crudos Sc afirma en- los buenos pre-
clos con toda seguridad, Sc nota gran
Gemanda de refinados y enorme consul
mo del mismo en- todo ell pals. Las IA
bricas trabajan toda su capacidad.
En- los circulos azucareros Sc nega
temer qus fines dc afio haya escasez
de azllcar refinado, tan fuerte y persis-
tente es ell aumsnto en- Ell consume ma
cional. Si Sc continIa exportando a Eu
ropa temese que en- este pals haya que
tomar medidas de economic para que
no falte ell necesario articu1o.
SEGUN NOTICIAS RECIBIDAS AQUI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-21

DUBLIN, agosto 90. Ell gobierno
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
BORhdBi Ball Fans
Attack TO. Umpire

DENISON, Texas, June 23.-Um-
pire Dit Spencer OF the Texas-Okla-
homa league is In a serious condi-
an attack by fans following a game
at Bonham which Greenville won.
Spencer incurred the displeasure
of the fans when the banished Man
ager Leslie Tullos of the Bonham
team from the game and fined an
other Bonham player. After the
game he was made the object OF n
general attack, receiving severe
bruises and lacerations about the
head and chest
A Bonham man was arrested and
is being held pending the outcome
of Spencer's injuries.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
MRS. X. SHARTEL
WINS STATE GOLF
CROWN FOR 1922
Easily Defeats Favorite,
Mrs. A. H. Knight by
-Four Up and Three

OKLAHOMA CITY. June ga
Mrs. Kent Shartel Of lakeside won
the Oklahoma women's state ANA
teur golf title her today by defeat
ing Mrs A. =. knight of Oklahoma
City 4 up and to go in their match
at the Lakeside Golf & Country club.
The match ended when Mrs Knight
failed to place n drive and halved
the fifteenth hole.
Mrs. Bob Davidson OF Okmulgee
won class A consolation match de-
feating Mrs. A. A. VIII of Oklahoma
City 5 and 4 Clats u consolation was
won by Mrs. Earl Robinson OF lake
side who defeated Mrs. j. Allen
Yeager OF the same club, up.
+ Mrs. II. T.. Benson Of Lakeside
won class c consolation by defeat
ing Mrs. G.. A. Mattson, Lakeside 1
up. Glass d consolation was won by
Mrs. j. X. Dean of Lakeside who
defeated Mrs. a. w. Clark also OF
Lakeside 3 and 2.
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PHILADELPHIA, June s3.--Rapps sin
gle, scoring Lovie In the tenth today gave
Philadelphia n lO-to-9 victory over Bos-
ton. Six hOfna runs were made in the
contest five OF them by the locals, who
lead. Boeckel. besides n homer, sent tho
game into extra inninga by a triple with
TIM I'm ana fIllnh-
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chissss
Totals stlSa7 eI

zAirsmith awarded first base for interfer-
once by Wirts IN fourth.
HBatted for Doak In fifth.
Nxliutted for Barfoot in eighth.
Chicago ...............20 o0i o0e-5
81. Louis ...4.....s......OU OOl OOo-2
summary: Runs--Statz ., Hollocher.
Ktug CheeveA Smith. uornsby Errors
Statz Stock. Lhvan. Two-hase hits
KruR 1Iollocher. Fournier. Cheeves Statz.
Thtee-base hit-McHenry. Double play--
Stock 60 Hornsby to Fournior. IIornsby TO
Fournier. Bases on halls--On Cheeves 3,
Off Doak Q. Off North I. Off Bartoot l..
struck out-By Cheeyes 2. by Doak /. by
North !.
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SIOUX CITY June 23.--sioux CITY ham
mercd four Denver pitchers nara ana
made II two straight over tho Bears, 20
to 2. Ostergard was the only player on
the Sioux city team who tHilcd to hit
| safely awo or mOrs times. Palmer drove
two bhls over the back-field fence In
| left field, bringing his total of circuit
drives in two days TO three.
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Bostos

TotAN u IEtZV II TOfNs 80 u 30 70
rBstted for Watson in sixth.
NXBatted for Lansing In ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning runs were scored
Boston ..............O0 900 O02 1i5 o. .
Philadelphia ..., $50 230 100 I-IO
Summary: Two-bsse rkinsop.
Lee, Three-base hitB--Honline Boeckel.
Home runs--Walker. Lee. Fletcher 2 Will
liams. BoeckeL Double pleys--Fletcher to
Leslie. Gowdy to BoeclSel, Barbara to Ford
TO Holke, Fletcher to Parkinson to Leslie.
Bases on bals-Off OeschEer 1. off Wat
son 2. off Lansing T. off Marquard 2, Oft
Hubben 3. off wenert /. Struck out--By
Oesohger / = by Huhbell 3, by Weinert 1,
by MaTquard I, Runs-Poweli 2, Barbare,
Christenbury, Parkinson, Williamson,
Walker g. Lee 2, Fletcher =, Leslia. Err
rors. Barbats. Gowdy J. Smith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

Two OF the most beautiful streets
of Topeka, Kan. are to be named
for service men of that city who paid
tho supreme sacrifice for their coun-
try in the World war. The streets
will be known as Billiard boulevard
ana Blakely court
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ling N1hi1ning Rally Gives oilers Three Straight From oAanderS

ganss, ]. seweIi, McTnnis, Stephenson,
Muligan. Hooper ., sheely. schalk, strunk
No errors Two-base hits--Jsmieson.
O'Neill. Nunamaker. Home runs-Sheely,
Hooper. Double pisys--Wambsganss to
y sewell 20 Mcfnnis, johnson TO Sheely.
Bases on balls--On Mails 4 off Schupp 3,
off Ksefe /, off Robertson 2, Struck OUT
By Sohupp ., by Edwards l, by Lindsey 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
TAKES
TWO STRAIGHT
FROM ST. LOUIS
Boston Keeps Yanks in
Place by 5 to A
Spanking

DETROIT. June s3.--DetroIt battN
BSyns and Kolp hard today and defeated
st. Louis. 10 to 6. for the second straight
time. Oldham was hit freely. but was ef-
fective In the pinches and received good
support. Hollfnann hit his twelfth home
run Of the season In the eighth Inning.
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Salina C'balks Up.

BARTLESVILLE, June pa
collection Of 16 hits assisted by five
local errors allowed the Salina Mil
ers to take todays game, s to 5.
Lundgren relieved Wilson in the
seventh ining and held the locals to
one hit and struck out four.
Sallna 900 202 220--s IS 0
Bartesvii1e 900 221 000-5 10 s
Batteries--Wilson, Lundgren and
Ciegg; Burnham and Wiley.
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SAINTS WALLOP
DAY LIGHTS OUT
OF IzZIES so
Soos Pass Floundering
Witches by Beating
Denver 20-2

ST JOSEPH, June 25.--Aier McCou
pitched mastcfly bnll this afternoon and
shut out wichita. b 20 o. Two hits were
collected OF MCCnh and only 30 men faced
hlm during the game. HuHser Of wichita
was Wild ara erfors by himself nnd Smith
accounted Tor four OF tho Saints tAillos.
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xBatted for Kolp in ninth.
Score by Innings;
Detroit ......,.....,3iO 022 O2x-lO
Summary: Runs--Tohin. Sisler 2. Jacob
Helmsnn 2, Cutshaw, clark, Rigney,
Bassler. Errora-robin, Gerber, Me cNanus
2, Eilerbe. Two-base hits--Tobin,, Stsler,
Neach 2. Blue 2, RlRney, BaHsler g clark.
Home runs-Heilmann, Collins. Double
plays---Jones TO Cutshaw 10 Blue, Blue TO
Riguey TO Blue 2 Clark to Rigney to Blue.
Bases on balls-On Bayne !, of KOlp 2,
off Oldham 1. struck out-By Oldham
l. by Kolp 2.
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BOSTON. June 23.--Boston knocked
Mays out of the box In the seventh In
ming today, tying the score with New
YORK and won in the eighth off Bush on
Pratts double feders choice and
ssotCs bad throw 10 the plate. The score
was TO 4.
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rors-Burns. Cavsney 2. Pinelli. Marsn-
Vile Bigbee, Traynor 2. Mokan, Two-base
hit--Rixey, Three.base hitB--Burns Dun
can. Doube plny--Mokan TO Gooch.
Bases on balls-Off Rlxey /. off Morrison
2. Struck out-By Rixey 1. by Morrison 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24

The Ancient and Honorable Ar
tillery company OF Boston, Mass,
recently celebrated its two hundred
and eighty-tourth anniversary.
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score Dy INNINGS
Denver ...,............Oii 600 600 .
Sioux city ,..,..,....lO 50 OOl lOH-2O
Summary: Runs-spranger. shanlsy
Hemingway 8. Fish 3, Metz. Palmer 3,
Robinson 3. Query g. Tesar ?. Errors
Wright. Patterson, Palmer. Two-base hits
Long ?, Williams, Metz 2. Query q Elsh,
Tesar, Hemingway. Palmer. Home runs
Palmer g. Sacrifice hits--Wright Tesar
stolen bases--Hemingway q Williams
Meta Hits and rtHs-On Mctlroe 4sand
2 in o (noue out In firsp, Whitehouse Z
and IN (none out In second). Off Comes
YER IL, Sioux city 10. Earned runs
Denver l. Sioux city le. Bases on balls
OF Whltehouse l. Off Comes 2, Off Tcsar
4 Struck out-By Whitehouse L. by SAL
iEbury l. by Tesar 8. wild pitches
Whitehouse. Comes 4. Losing pitcher
McIree Hit by pitcher--Rohinson by Go
mes. Umpires-Anderson and Donahue'
Ttme--lii0,
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Games for This
Week
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday.

Friday and Saturday.
OKLAHOMA CITY Al TULSA, 41C
WicIiIa az 81. Joseph.
Denver st Sioux city.
Omaha at Dos Moinss.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Friday and saturday.
Boston at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at ST, LouiA.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Friday and Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA at Washington.
New York at Boston.
Cleveland at Chicago,
St Leuis at Detroit.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Friday and saturday.
milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Friday and SATURDAY..
Mobile at New orleans.
Birmingham at Atlanta
Little Rock at Nashville.
Memphis at Chattanooga,
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday.
Fort Worth at Beaumont.
Michlta rails at San Antonio.
Shreveport at Galveston.
Dallas at San Antonio,
SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Friday and Saturday.
Independence at Muskogee.
Topeka at Coffcyviiie
Hutchinson ht Shpupa.
Only three games scheduled,
WESTERN ASSOCIATION
saturday.
pawhuska at Henryetta-
McAlester at Joplin,
Okmulgce NJ Springfield.
Enid at Fort smith.
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WASHINGTON, June 23.-Washington
defeated Philadelphia, 3 to o. In a Pitch
ers duel between johnson and Helmach.
only two singles were yielded by the latter
until tho eighth. 1t was johnson's second
surCesstvo sh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-24
CHAMPIONS TOSS
JINX TO DISCARD
AND BEAT ROBINS
Chicago Cubs Trample
Over Cardinals in
Slow Battle

NEW York, June 23.--Ths New York
Nationals came out of their slump today
and won an eaHy Victory over Brooklyn,
90 I. Douglas had little difficulty In
holding brooklyn 10 check. Wheats homo
run IN the eighth deprlving the spltball
pitcher Of n shut1ut
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Des MoineH .s..........3O6 OIL OOl-ll
summary! HunB--Gislason Snedccor
GranthHm 2, Manush D. Griffin ,, Herman
Spencer, Gormon 2, Wagner 2, Graham,
Milan 2, Yuma, Leo ?, Banner. Errors
snedecor. wilder. Burch, Loe Banner.
Homo runs-Spencer Herman, Milan, Ran
ner. Three base hit--Grantham Two
base hts-Snodecor. Herman. Manueh
Wagner Milan, Merz. Sacrifice hits
--lIHhn. Lett on base--pmaha 4, Des
Monts 4. Struck out---5y Merz 2. by Oar
rough /. Bases on balls--On MerE &, Oft
Burch 2. off Tipple 3. Off Darrough /,
Wild pitches--Mers, Stokes. Earned runs
and hlts--Otf Odenwpld Z and In 0
tpitchod TO fivo bsttersl. off Mers IL and
1s In Q. Oft stokes aud 4 IN two.thirds,
Off Burch and In IA. Off Tipple 2
and in o tpitched 60 three battefsl, Off
DarrOuRh and In q 2-S. Losing pitcher
---MerS, winning pltcher--Darrough. Dou-
BILE plsys-Loe 10 German, German TO
Graham Granthsm TO Glslason TO wilder.
umpires-Browne and McGloon. Time
2.0s
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OmnIin n. De- Mnincn II.

DIES MONIES. june 23.--Omaha
emerged on tho long end OF i7-to-I1
EUmo with tho locals hero today. after "a
scc-aaw battle marked by Ineffective
pitching on tho part Of all tho huriers ex ,
cept DRfrpugh, Tho visitors made rs
hits good for % bases.
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NV r. 4 nnIpGIMATER.

thrilling rnth-nning rally that chased the we-known
onoronst Roy Allen to the showers and resulted in four
un enabled the rampant Oilers to turn what seemed to
)e certain defeatnto Go-5 victory and make it three in
l row from Jack Hollands outfit.
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PITTSBURGH. June 23.--Looss playing
hehindp Pirate pitchers resulted In an
easy victory for Cincinnati today, 6 TO 2.
Duncan gave the crowd a thrill when he
stole homo In the fourth inning.
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xBatted for Malls in fifth.
xxBatted for Evans in ninth.
xxxRan for ONeill in ninth.
yOne out when winning run scored.
zBatted for Schupp in seventh.
Score by innings:
Cleveland .......,...100 100 70t 0--5
Chicago .............0y0 100 900 IL
summary; Runs--Jamieson, Wsmbs-
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1--one out when winning run was
I,IIISA.

IbtuIi ...,... ~ III II 4. u
N--Wittc battcd for tachac I'm
eighth.
Score by innings;
Oklahoma city 80. OO2 O20 tO0---5
Tulsa ..........., 100 OOt 00i--0
summary: Earned rnns--Tulsa o,
Oklahoma City 3. Left ON bascs---
Oklahoma city 3,NTulsa i3. Two
base hits---ThompsOn, Allen, PITT,
Gingiardi, Bnuman. Thrcc-bnsc hits
Davis, Fisher. Home runs---McDan-
lei 2. Sacrifice hits---Stuart, KnChac
Bases on balls-off Rachac ~ Off
Allen 2, eff Nonns I. Struck o;;.-
by Chaser 1, by Rochnc 1. wild pitch
---ltachac. Runs and hitS--oif
Chaser and 7 In 4, none out In
firth, off Rachao ana 4 In 4. off
Allen and 10 In y and t-3. Winning
pitcher--iIaugland, Losing pitcher
Allen. Double plays---Pitt to Nc
Daniel TO Allen to Fisher, Mcdaniel
to Mann TO Allen, Baumnn to Stuart
to Lcliyelt. Time of game-f:iO,
Umpires---Ormsby and Holmes.
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BfoolIyn

HbAtted for Vance In seventh.
Scgrc by innings!
hrnok,yn ''''''''.''' 300 900 OlO-l
NtW lhfh ssssssstssss.tu wv OlO GfN-3
summary; RunH--Whcnt. Rawlings.
Meusei 2. StenEol q Smith ?. Errors
bancroft =, Frisch TWo-hase hits
wheat. Young, Bancroft Rawlings. Three
hnse hli--Douglna. Home ruus-Smith
wheat, stehgel Double plays-D Douglas
q Hnncroft to Kelly Johnspn to Dlson TO
Mitchell. Mausrl 10 Kelly, Wheat to De-
berry. Frisch 10 Rawlings 20 KeHy. Bases
on balls-Off Vance g. off Douglas 1,
struck out-ny Douglas 2. by Vance D.
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CHICAGO. June 23.-Harry Hooper's
| home run smash to deep center today
| ended n io-iunng battle, Chicago defeat
| ing Cleveland. s to g. and taking a firmer
hold on fourth place. The game was n
| min and fuck affair
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Witbits

alatted Tor Musaor In ninth
Score BY Innings.
Wichita ............., O.. 600 600 1000
81. Joseph ......t,.....tl00 022 00K--b
Summary: Uuus-Olson ?, Fisher w
Smith. kaudlof Error=.aC. Smith. Mus
ser 2, Kurdler Runs and hits-On Mus
ser ana IN 3. Earned runs-St. Joseph
l. Bases on hHlla-OO Musser T. off Nc
Coll T. Struck op.--By Musscr 3. by Nc
Coll 3. Inft On bast-- Wichita 2. 81 Jo-
Hoph o. TwY.baso hlt-=Dcfatc. Three-basa
hltn -Hnnowitz. Haley Double plays
Smith 10 Olsen, Guf1n 90 Haley 10 Nc
buwell Sacrifice hltH-'orriden Hit by
rltchor--Corridon by Musscr, umplrcs--
Burnside and Fitzpatrick Time 3s. '
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sT LOUIS, June 23.-Failure Of the
Cardinals 10 take advantage OF their hits
resulted IN Chicago romping off with a
victory 10 2. here today Hornsby and
lLollnchnr hivlheh hnitlnR hnnnrs.
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PkiladtIphia.

Score by Innings;
PEilad iphia ...........O00 900 600
Washington .............000 900 O3x-3
Summary; Runs-Goebel, Picinich, John.
son. Errors-Mlller. Galloway. Home
run--Goebel Double play-Shanks to
Picinich. Bases on balls--On johnson /,
off Heimach l. Struck out-By Johnson
g. by Heimach !.
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ssJYESTER-
~ DAYS
.E8l[SUlTS

AT TULSA 6. oKLHoMA CITY 8.
At Sioux city 20, Denver 2,
At Des Moines II, omaha II.
At st. Joseph 8. Wichita 0.
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TULSA CHASES OVER
FOUR RUNS IN FINAL
ROUND TO WIN s. TO 5

Bennett Starts Winning Rally With Binge to Center
Garden-Barrage of Safeties Drive Roy Allen to
Showers-Perfect Squeeze Play Brings Lamb Home
With Winning Run.
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Hoffman. Menosky. Burns Pratt 2. PEN
mock Errors--Scott, Pratt. Two-base
hits--Mays Meusel. Pennock. Pratt 2.
Three base hits-TToffmnn, Dugan. Dou-
bic plays--ward 10 Scott to Plpp, Dugan
TO Pratt. Pittenger to Pratt TO Burma.
Bases on ballp-On Mays /. Struck out
BY Mays 1. by pennock 6.
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At Springfield 10 Joplin s.
At McAlester /. Enid 2.
At Fort Smith 4, Henryetta 3,
At Okmulgee .. Pawhusita 2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24
Sc vENDE La QUINTA FELIsA.-

Sc VENDE LA QUINTA FELISA.-
Situada en- Jajome Bajo, en- ell kilome-
tro IL Hectometro de Ia carretcra
Cayey Guayama, situada en- un sitio
desde donde Sc observa uno de los mas
bellos panoramas de la Isia; siendo uno
de los mas frescos y saludables del
pals. Hay aqua natural, Y en- abun-
dancia sin tenor a secaS; acueducto
propio, salido de la roca de una mon
taia, cargada de hero y oxigeno, A
cuerdas en- una faja corrida a 10 lar
go de la carretera; Casa con cuatro
Sala, Comedor, Cocina,
Cuarto de bafio installation santa
ria. Esta casa con sus bajos, Y CO.
lindante a la carretera, -garaje para
Carros, Casa para peon, Cobertizo
para ganado aves, cercada toda de
espeques de acero y 6, Y Alambres
de pIas; como una cuerda cercada de
tela metalica, de 6 pies, para aves;
1 Apiario de rs a 80 Colmenas en-
PiouuSCAoi4 haeeIiA SOHlpiSto para
las mismas, todo nuevo. Fincada de
cafe Y guineos en- su mayor parte,
tiene alrededor de doscientas plantas
de Malagueta proxima a producer. Sc
darfa por SIETE MIL PESOS. Cua-
tro mil de contado, y tres mil a plazos
con hipoteca sobre la misma finca.-
Jose Maria Perez, Guayama, P. R,
P. o. Box 292. 7-2i
PRESTAMoS.-En grande escala, ven-
ia de bonos Municipales y creditos de
todas classes, pueden ser gestionados en-
New York bajo condolences m6dicas.
Informara Rafael S. Baella, p. o. Box
u.s. San Jsan, P. r. Zig
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24

Acadia de m0rir en- Nueva York, Ell
su casita del bGrrio de Brooklyn, I'm
hombre interesante, un h6roe legen.
dario; I'm mage de la ciencia, que ha
pagado con la vida la curiosidad de
asomarse al mas ALA.
Sc llamaba Thure B. Wagelius, Y
habfa nacido en- Finlandia, de padres
suecos. Pero el 10 era finlandes nj
lsuedo. Nj siquiera 6l misno saba
10 que era. Apenas 81 contarfa veinti-
tres sfios, v oyendole parecfa un vie
jo. Tn nii1o que Sc volyiera viejo
por curioso, Y por curicso dejara Gle
ser viejo tambien. VA no tiene edad !:
va pertenece al mundo de les que no
sienten ell paso de los aiios hi de los
siglos.
Durante la guerra de, Europa, Wa
gelius pas0 ante los Ojos de la his
toria con dos distintas personalida-
des. Fue primero aleman, Y fue lue-
go frances. Era aviadnr, y. para el
10 importante era escalar las nubes
subir. mas, mas, mas... No lie ink
portaba la TERRA. Con la misma ill-
differences, Sc jlrg0 La vida por los
alemanes que por los franccses. Co
mo aleman, gan0 la cruz de Hero !;
como frances, gan6 la cruz de Cue
ira. sQue mas honores podfa apete-
Ger? Estuvo con los Slemanes por-
que crey0 que ellos sabfan mas que
los franceses, Sc fu6 con los fran
ceses cuando sospech6 que acasO eran
estos les que sslbfan mas.
Wagelius era Syiador, perO, antes
que NADIA, era qufmico. mas que
NADIA era un enanforado de los fe-
n6menos psiqufcos. Para el, su mS-
yor afan Sc cifraba Ell vivir fuera
de este mundo: mas ALA de la vida.
Isor ESQ quiso ser aviador y perderse
EN- los espacios aZules. Cuando yi0
q1e con 81 cuerpO no pOdfa Gespren-
derse de la TERRA. por mucho que w.
4ara. plles una Iinvenciblc ley de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24
lP@p aS0na@r9@
al mas ALA

attraction le hacfs 'su esclayO, sond
en- volar con su alma.
Apoder6sc de el la obsesi0n del mas
alla, para asomarse busc0 el eter
v el opio. Sc entreg6 con fruici6n 4
Aqs placeres dc las drogas proilibi-
das: ytolaba asf de este. mundo, y al
volver a Ia realidad pretei4afs escri-
bir las sensaciones de sti viaje psi
quico. Qucrfa hacer una obra que
Sc titulGra Et nids Gild.
Habfa descubierto I'm sencillo apa-
ratio que lie perlnitfa YER el eter gotta
a gotta dentro de un iphalador, y grs-
duar uerfectamende la duiNicion n'e
sus jornauas por el pals del sueno,
sln pelDgro alguno-crefa ely pu-
diendO conservar en- todo instante el
dominic de su organismo.
Su Ultima noche sc encerro en- su
alcoba, sent6se ante el aparato. to-
mo un lapiz, Y Sc dispuso IL trss-
ladando un bloque de cuartillas to-
das las impresiones que recibiera
Abri6 cridadosamente Ia llavecits, del
aparato, ei 6ter comenz0 cacr 90
ta g.,ta... Iba {; asomarse al mas
ALA: cerr0 los ojos en delicioso eX-
tasis no yolvi0 a ;dbrirlos. Su ma
no p;.i'-'izaJi liisteriosamente, nj
pudo moycrse para cerrar Ia lave, III
para que cl lapiz escribiara una II
nes.
A Ia ma1&na sisuiente encontra-
ron a Wagelius. muerto. El pomo de
eter estava vacio. FL alma uel so
flador habit; volitt3o para no yolyer
Miguel de ZARRAGA.
Abfil de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24
HOTEL FLORIDA

Recientemen montado. en- el sitio
IS centrico de la Ciudad. Buenas
a"ltaciones, buena comida precios
m6dicos.
Gale de San Jose 7, TelefOno No. 1491
AL lado del edificio Noa.
Nota:-El mas conveniente para per-
sonas distinguidas que quierau vivir
bien economicamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-24
Ell QUINTETO GRANDIO-ALMEDA
EN- Ell CASINO ESpANOL DE RIO
I1EDRAS.

Con un programa delicioso q. ha de
ser acknowledgements aplaudido, da
IA maiana un esplendido concierto en-
el Casino Espanol de Rio Piedras, ell
Quinteto Grandio--Almeda que tan
franca aceptaci6n ha tenido en- nues-
ira Isla.
La Directiva del valioso centro es-
paiiol en- la ciudad vecina, ha querido
brindar sus socios esta atrayente
fiesta de arte, Y no hay que dudar que
el comfortable centro social, ofrecera
maiana en- la noche, deslumbrador as
pecto.
Merece pldcemes por~ este fasgo, Ia