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CHlTTENDEN IN FORM
 AND YALE WINS, 50

New York, June 26.-Chittenden's sterling pitching, while his team mates punched hits off Goode and Russell in the second and third in- ming. enabled Yale to defeat Har- yard, to o. at the Polo Grounds to- day in the deciding game of their three game series.
 Score R. H. E.. Yale .....o14 900 ooo-6 II 2 Harvard ..0oo 900 0oo---0 5
 Chittenden and Mallory; Gocde. Russell and Murphy.
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JOHNSON-J JACKSON
 FIGHT STOPPED

Washington Courthouse, O., June 26.-Counsel for Tut" Jackson, negro heavyweight fighter. who today was ordered to refrain from engaging in a prize fight with Jack Johnson, ne- gro. former heavyweight champion, July 4, will determine tomorrow whether they will appeal the case. Judge c. A. Reid issued the order
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Mile. Lenglen to
 Play in Tourney
By Associated Press

London, June 26.-Mle. Suzanne Lenglen. the French tennis star. in statement given to the Associated Press this afternoon. declared she had finally definitely decided to play through the singles at the Wimble- don tournament, and that under no circumstances would she default any match. She added that she was In splendid health.
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Crackers Hit Bailey In Opportune Style
 And Beat els, 6-3

New Orleans. June 26.-sensational sup port behind Tuero and hitting Bailey at opportune times won for the Atlanta Crackers today over. the New Orleans Pelicans by a score of to 3. The To- calls tied the score in the seventh, but Bailey weakened terribly in the eighth and the visitors again secured their for Tner lead.
 Eddie Moore, the star shortstop, secured by tho Crackers from the St, Petersburg club of the Florida State league, made his debut today at the short field for the Crackers He saved the game for Att Ianta on no less than four occasions to- daV Scnra.
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M'MAHAN-N -NESSLER
 BOUT POSTPONED

Louisville, Ky, June 26.-The ten round fight between Frankie Nessler. Cincinnati, and Patsy McMahan. Indianapolis, scheduled to be held here tonight, was postponed until tomorrow night on account of rain. They are lightweights.
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Greb Beats Walker

Pittsburg, Pa. Juno 26.-Harry Greb, light t-heavyweight champion of America, won a newspaper decision over Hughey Walker, of Kansas City. in a ten round bout here tonight. According to the sport writers. every round was Greb's, who gave 15M pounds to Walker.
 Walker did all his fighting In the first round. Greb weighed 165 pounds and Walker 1soh.
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 DUNDEE AND SHARKEY TO MEET ON JULY (

New York, June 28.-Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight cham pion, and Jack Sharkey today signed for a worlds title 15- round bout at Ebbetts field in Brooklyn on the night of July 6. Roth agreed to weigh in, at 13O pounds at 2 ?. m. the day of the fight.
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Baseball Results
INrERNATIONAL LEAGUE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Buffalo $. Rochester 2. At Jersey City 5. Reading O.. At Syracuse 1. Toronto 5. At Newark Baltimore. postponed until tomorrow.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Columbus ?. Indianapolis 5. At Toledo ?, Louisville Q. Only games scheduled.
 TEXAS LEAGUE At Beaumont 15. Wichita Falls [. At Galveston l, Dallas 9. At Houston 2. Shreveport l. At San Antonio $, Fort Worth ?.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE At SpartanbuIg '. Augusta s. At Columbia 2-5. Charlotte la-s.. At Charleston 6-3, Greenvtlle "a.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville O. Tampa l. At St. Petersburg l. Daytona (11 in- At Lakeland o. Orlando $.
 PIEDMONT LEAGUE At Raleigh 6. Danville 1. At Greensboro 3-1, Durham 2-z At Winston Salem 20. High Point s-s.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Norfolk 5. Newport News 1S At Rocky Mount 4 Portsmouth 1. At Wilson 6. Richmond 1.
 SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE game II innings. dark:) At Trop s. Eufauia f At Uniontown g. Camden T. At AndAlusia 4, Dothan 3.
 APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Greeneville s. Knoxville |. At Bristol l6. Johnson City 1 A& Cleveland A kingsporf Q.
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Trauelers to Get Ike Boone From the
 Giants

Little Rock, Ark, June 26.-- tspecinl.)-Ike Boone, New Or- leans rightfielder and leading hitter of the Southern associa- ton last year, will join the Little Rock Travellers here tomorrow, 1t was announced tonight by President R. G. Allen. Boone Is being sent here by the New York National league club, which re- gently recalled him from Toledo of the American association. Boone will displace wano in right field.
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YOUNG GALIAMO WINS
 OVER FRANKIE BRITT

New Orleans. June 26.-Young Ga liano, of New Orleans. won an easy decision over Frankie Britt. of New Bedford, Mass, in a fifteen round bout here tonight. Galiano weighed 137: Britt 1S2,
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IS SENDING !
 SARGENT TO BARONS
Bv MARVIN MCCARTHY

Achievements After of waiting and tons of rumor it last learned last night that the Barons have who Birmingham Portland the Pacific Coast
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TOIAtn ..s " Nf sBatted for Watson in seventh. ssBatted for Braxton in ninth.

Summary: Twe-base hits. Henlins. Park inson williams Home runs, Cruise, Will Hams Stolen bases. Leo 2, Walker. Sac rifices, Ring Walker. Double plays, Park inson to Fletcher to Leslie. Left on base. off Miller l, Watson l. Ring 1. struck out, by Miller l, Watson 2. Ring 2. Hits, off Miller in 2 innings. none out in third off Watson 5 in { innings: off Braxton l in innings. Hit by pitcher, by. Miller (Wiiiiams) Umpires, McCormick and senteiie. Losing pitcher. Miller. Time
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The announcement of Sargent's sale to the Barons by Portland didn't come through local news channels, but was the result of queries over the Pacific Coast league. Most per- sistent of the regent rumors was one that the Barons had paid s5.o00 for a Pacific Coast league shortstop, and the following announcement, coming via Associated Press, was the out come of batch of telegrams last night:
 Portland, ore. June 26---Joe
 Sargent, an infielder, bas been
 sold to Birmingham, in the
 Southern association, according
 to an announcement today by W.
 H. KIepDer, president of the
 Portland Baseball club. Bud
 Connolly, player recalled from
 Tacoma, will play sargents po-
 sition hereafter. kIepper said.
 KIepper declined to state the
 consideration.
 When questioned as to the cor rcctness of the Associated Press bull letin, w D. Smith, president of the Birmingham Baseball association, would give out nothing definite. He merely said:
 @WeII, gO ahead and announce
 the story from Portland. I have
 not been officially notified of
 sargent's release to Birmingham,
 and, of course, could make no
 announcement to that effect"
 The Portland bulletin doesn't state what position in the infield Sargent plays, but 1t Is almost unanimous opinion among local railbirds that his ultimate berth with Birmingham will be at shortstop, which seems to be the weak spot In Birmingham's inner defense.
 Looks Like shortstop
 Johnny Neun and Stuffy Stewart are fixtures at first and second, while the veteran Tommy Taylor although out of the game at present with an injured hand-is considered one of the best third basemen in the league. Howard Burkett, Baronial shortstop, has shown his inexperienSe upon several occasions, and local railbirds have been loudly demandinA achievements at shortstop.
 Just what the details of the deal with Portland were, and just what the consideration was is not now definitely known, but railbirds will spend short time worrying over thar end of the matter. Announcement of the reporting of Sargent would be the choicest bit of news local fans could wish to hear now, since it has been learned that new talent Is on the way.
 Sargent will probably report to Manager Molesworth in the next few days. When official announcement of his purchase is given out by To- cal officials this morning or later, his reporting time will probably be given then.
 Former Detroit Infieider
 Advice late last night stated that Joe Sargent, new Baronial infielder, was ordered to report to Birming- ham at once, and will join the local club as soon as he can make the trip from the Pacific coast to Southern league territory.
 1t was also stated that Sargent played with Detroit. American league, team, last year. Sargent played IS games at shortstop with the Detroit Tigers, fielding an aX- craze of .9o4. Sargent also played 24 games at second base, fielding at an average of .927. He also played at third.
 At bat, Sargent batted at a .zoS clip. which is very good for young infielder in the big league. He snouio make the Barons valuable infield- CT. as he played all three positions with the Tigers.
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JOlalS 1V lA
 sBatted for Pertics in third.
 '.Batted for North In seventh.
 sssBatted for Mann in eighth.
 ss<sBatted for Bailey In ninth.
 Score by innings:
 Cincinnati ............ 211 01o 005--7 St. Louis ................ 900 GOO 022-4
 Summary: Two base hits. Stock Wingo, Duncan, Shottan. Sacrifices, Harper. Keck. Double plays. Smith to Hornsby; Duncan to Bohne. Left on base. Cincin- natl g. St. Louis 5. Base on balls, off Struck out, by Keck l. North l. Bailey l. Hits off Pertca in B. off North in {, off Bailey 8 in 2. Losing pitcher, Per- tica. Umpires o'Day and Hart. Time
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Totals ......35 I TO *Batted for Quinn in ninth.
 ...... 900 04o oo2--6 ..... POI 001 o00-4

Score by Innings:
 New York ............... 900 04o 002--6 Boston zO1 WI VVv--a
 Summary: Two-base hits. Smith, J. Col lins. Home runs Ruth. Shawkey. Sacri- fees. Pipp. Pittenger Menosky, Burns Double plays, Quinn to Ruel to Burns Burns to Pfttenger to Burns; Pratt to Pit tenger to Burns. Left on base. New York S. Boston 1. Base ton balls off Shaw key l. Quinn 5. Struck out, by Shawkey g. by Quinn 2. Wild pitch, Shawkey. um- pires, Dineen and Hildebrand. Time, 2:03
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Summary: Two-base hits. Maranville. Statz, Heathcote. Stolen bases. Carey. Heathcote. KruR. Sacrifices. Tierney. Krug, Stueland, Ststx. Hoilocher. Double play Traynor to Maranviie to Grimm. Left on base, Pittsburg {, Chicago 9. Base on balls. off Morrison S.. stueland l. Struck out. by Morri.on 5, stusiand l. unpires. Kiem and Wilson. Time. l:sb.
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CoveIeSkie Blanks Browns

Cleveland, June as.--st. Louis was un7 able to hit coveleskie effectively and Cleveland won the first game of the series today. t to O.. The Indians waited Pruett out and when he put the ball over, punched their hits Score:
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PhiIS Beat Braves, 9-5

Philadelphia, June zs.-Philadelphis climbed. out of last place today by talk ing It's fifth straight victory from, Bos ton. to 5. The locals obtained big lead in the early innings when they drove Miller from the Mound. Ring was effec- tive In the pinches Score:
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Lapan's Three-2ase C[out in Ninth Wins
 For Trauelers, 3-2

Little Rock June 2s.--Lapan's three- bagger in the ninth inning brought in three runs for Little Rock and won the game from Chattanooga. , to :. Morris kept his hits well scattered until the ninth,
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MDallt [. birni4nHham q.
 Little Rock $, Chattanooga ?,
 Atlanta 6. New Orleans 3.
 only games scheduled.
 Taday's Gamea
 Birmingham st Mobile.
 Atlanta at New Orleans
 Nashville at Memphis.
 Mobile, June Special. )--A base on balls, issued to Emil Huhn with the bases filled and two out in the ninth inning. gave Mobile the run needed to make it two straight over the Birmingham Barons out at Mon- roe park this afternoon, the Bears winning 4 to 5.
 The game was hard fought strug- gle between Steamboat Charley" Fulton and Earl Mhitehill. Baron southpaw. and while the latter lwtd an edge on his opponent in number of hits allowed, the veterans cum ming and steadiness in the pinclies EaVe him the decision over the young leftAander of Moley's staff. Steam boat not only hurled q good brand of ball but he was in the thick of the fray in the way of getting runs, driving in two of the four markers his team chalked up, while 1t was the same Fulton who waltzed home ] with the winning run when that pass was issued to Huhn in the clos lns round.
 Barons Have One Rally The scoring of the game was con fined to three innings, Mobile get ting talles in two of her nine at teinpts, while the Barons could get to Fulton in but one frame. The bears rung up three in the second inning when they mixed a couple of blows with a hit batsman, an error and sacrifice fly.
 Bears Big Frame
 Whitehill hit Kuhn to begin the second and kicked R. Williams in tended sacrifice, both runners went safe. Niehoff hit down the third base line and good play by Kane in knocking the ball down prevented a pun. Niehoffs blow filled the bases. Baker raised high fly which Stewart captured without an ad- vance, but feathers sent Huhn across the plate with a sacrifice fly to left. Fulton then followed with most timely blow. corking single to right field, on which R. Williams and Niehoff scored.
 "Steamboat" made this three run lead stand him in good stead for six long frames. He held the Barons off with only one hit for five in- nings. They got to him for couple in the sixth as warning that they were about to break loose, good fielding halting them in this round
 BnrOns Tie Score
 The seventh brought about tie, as the Barons sent over the three runs needed to know the count. Rob 2 ertson led the. inning with single, i. and, after Whitehill went out, Stew art drew a life when Mullen errored on his bounder. NeuR then singled to right-center. filling the bases. Niehoff made a good play of Silva's near hit over second and forced Neun at second but Robertson scored ? on the play Harper then golfed a 7 low ball for hard hit smash to deep right-center, scoring both stewart and Silva, the latter denting the plate with the tieing run when he was off from first to good start on a hit and run play.
 Bears Win Game
 Neither club was able to get run in the eighth. but the break came in the ninth. Whitehill apparently gave down. issuing two passes and hitting a batsman and this coupled with an error gave the Bears the run
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Cubs Beat Pirates, GA

Chicago June 26.-Chicago came from behind and playing an uphill battle, ny rntic fielding on the part of tho visitors nd defeated Pittsburg to in the first ra,,a ot tho reries Score.
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Wingfield. Sacrifice hits. Morris. Schleib- ner, Hunter, Clayton. stolen base. Gun nipgham Double play. Ripperton to Me Donald. Left on bases, Chattanooga s. Little Rock 4. Struck out by Robinson A., by Morris {. Bases on balls, off Rob inson l. Time. 1:21. Empires. Johnson and Lewis,
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T0taIs 55 V sBatted for Pruett in ninth,
T0taI8 .....,.Sa 2 Score by innings:

7Sufnnafyt IWO-DhB6 HIts, FTutlt, wanby, Wood. Evans. Three-base hits. Coveleskie. Stolen base, Jacobson. Sac rifices. Wamby 2, J, sewell. Double play, ElIerbe, McManus and Sisler. Left on base. St. Louis 9. Cleveland 8. Base on balls. off Pruett 9, Coveleskie 3. Struck out, by Pruett 9, Coveieskie 6. Umpres. Chill and Connolly. Time. 1 40.
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Boston. June 2s.--Home runs by Rp4h and shawkey were big factors in New York's 6 to victory over Boston today in the last game of series in which Boston had won four straight. Ruth hit into the right field bleachers off Quinn in the fifth for his eighth homer of the year with two men on and two out. Shawkeys knocked the ball over, the left field fence in the ninth with the bases empty. Score:
 New York AB. R. II. o. A b.
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COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results At Meridian 8, Greenwood 1. At Clarksdale S, Jackson 2. At Greenville 8, Vicksburg 2.
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St. Louis, June 2s.-cinoinnati trounced the Cardinals, to 4. in the first of the two game series Frank Keck recruit held the Cardinals several times after they got men on bases. The visitors hit three St. Louis twirlers hard, George Burns getting four hits out of five times to the plate. Score:
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RECRUIT PITCHER HOLDS CARDINALS WHILE REDS WIN
PhiIs Climb Out of Last Place by Fifth Straight
 Victory
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago 6. PittsburE 4. Cincinnati !. St. Louis {. Philadelphia 9. Boston s. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games Pittsburg at Chicago, Philadelphia at New York. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Boston.
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Totals .........29 8 5 27 Is sBatted for Bailey in eighth.

Sacrifice hits Gilbert. Sacrifice flies
 Henry, Mayer. Stolen bases, Hook. Tn,
 nings pitched. by Bailey, 8 with runs i and 12 hits; by Matteson 1 with no hits and no runs. Losing pitcher, Bailey.
 Struck out, by Tuero none, Bailey 2. Mat teson 1. Base balls off Tuero B. off
 Bailey g. off Matteson l. Wild bitch. Tuero. Double plays. R. Smith (unas- sisted). Umpires Brennan and Jorda. Time. 2:O6.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE At Greeneville s. Knoxville 1. At BriStol lb, Johnson City 2. ~ Cleveland !, Kingsport Q.
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RUTH'S HOME RUN HELPS TANKS WIN OVER BOSTON, 6-4|
Cleveland Beats League Lead ing Browns by so
 Score

Yesterdays Results Cleveland 6, St. Louis 0. New York 6, Boston {. Only games scheduled.
 Today's Games New York at Boston. St. Louis at Cleveland. No other games scheduled.
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Bears Win Game

Neither club was able to get run in the eighth. but the break came in the ninth. Whitehill apparently gave down. issuing two passes and hitting a hatsman and this coupled with an error gave the Bears the run
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SOUTH ALABAMA LEAGUE

At Selma b-1. DemopolIs 7-l. Second game II innings, dark)
 At Trop s. Eufaula f. At Uniontown g. Camden 7 At AndAIusia {, Dothan 3.
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WhifehiH Walks Huhn
 With Bases Full In
 Ninth and Bears Win
After Barons Score Three Runs in Seventh and Tie, Score, Whitey Weakens in Ninth and Bruins Win Second Game.
Game.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

YesterdaS's Results MObile (. Birmingham 3. Little Rock S, Chattanooga 2. Atlanta 6. New Orleans 3. only games scheduled.
 TadaY's ttamea Birmingham st Mobile. Chattanooga at Little Rock. Atlanta al New Orleans. Nashville at Memphis.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Norfolk 5. Newport News IS. At Rocky Mount {. Portsmouth 1. At Wilson 6. Richmond I.
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VIRGINIA LEAGl

FTEOMONI LEAUUE At Raleigh 6. Danville 1. At Greensboro 3-1, Durham 2-z. At Winston-Salem 20. High Point 3-e.
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Barons Have One Rally

The sc0rlng or the game was cons fined to three innings, Mobile get ting tallies in two Of her nine at teinpts, while the Barons could get to Fulton in but one frame. The bears rung up three in the second inning when they mixed couple of blows with a hit batsman, an error and a sacrifice fly
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At Buffalo B. Rochester 2. At Jersey City 5. Reading o. At Syracuse l, Toronto 5. At Newark Baltimore. postponed until
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pyrnmoNT TrAcuE

At Jacksonville 0, Tampa l.
 At St. Petersburg 1. Daytona (11 in- nings). At Lakeland 0. Orlando $.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
FLORIDA STATE LEA,

t Spartanburg !. Augusta s.
 t Columbia 2-6. Charlotte 12-9. t Charleston 6-3. Greenvtlle 7-z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

ciudadano, convivi6 conylos puertorEi-
lqueiios durante muchOs amos u, en-
Ifranca E hidaIga hermandad, compar-
| tic con nosotros nuestros dolores,
Inuestras alegrfas y tlistezas.
POR CUANTO: Don Pedro j. Ar
lsuaga fue un gran benefactor de
Puerto Rico, Y SUI n1ano prodiga y da-
ldivosa abrfa sien1pre Ia GAIA de sus
humanitarios sentimientos para mite
| gar cualquier augusta . necesidad de
nuestro pueblo.
POR CUANTO: eI Sanatorio IEsu-
liar de tuberculosis que Sc levanta en-
Rio Piedras, fue possible por Ia mag
lnanimidad Y grandeza de: alma de Don
Pedro j. Arsuaga que, noble y gene
lrosamente, dono .'El Pueblo de
Puerto Rice. CIENTO SIETE CUER-
lDAS de fertiles tierras de su propie-
dad, con el fin de que en- elias fuese
instalada, como Sc instal0, tan benef7
lea institution.
/ POR GUANTO: En- aaueI Sanator
fio reciben asistencia, apzilio, earidad
~ cuidados solfcitos los enfermos tu-
berculosos de toda Ia islas de Pto: Ri
co, benefciada grandemente por IA fl
lantropfa de tan ilustre yanoble her
mano de los puertorriqu uenos,
php rTTANT0. S,1cs .al.rsss IA 4iY,s,- I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

Fue general1nente sentida en- esta
ciudad Ia rnuerte del gran filantropo
espafol don Pedro ]. Arsuaga, acae-
|cida Ell IA del actual, v este sentin1ien-
to Sc tradujo en- hechos tangibles de-
nostrativos de IA gratitud que el pue-
bio puertorripueno sabe guardian en-
Isu alma para aqnellos hombres que,
como el ilustre nuerto, ernplean par
te de su fortuna adquirida en- fuerza
de laboriosidad, en- ayudar Al desen-
Ivolvimiento del progreso de este pals,
La Asamblea Municipal. que esta
lahora en- session ordinaria, nropues-
til del delegado Lcdo. Joaquin Ven-
drell, aprob6 en- Ia session del jueves IS
del actual, Ia siguiente Resolution.
POR CIANTO: el dfa IA del actual
mes de mario falleci6 en- el Auxilio
Mutuo, en- Hato Rey Trio Piedras) el
noble caballero espanol Don Pedro j.
Arsuaga.
POR CUANTO: tan distinguido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
PatriciO BIasco

Camas limpias y habitaciOnes frescas.
POr la presente avisa . So nuInerOsa
clientele de San Juan y de IL Isla que
nuevamente Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant y casa dormitorio. la
Econ6micas situado en- Ii calle del
5Cristo No. II y II dOnde les atenderi
II amigo Blaseo con q pTontitud sue
le caracteriza. Comidas excelentes,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
NEG0CIAD0 DE MATERIALEs,
IMPRENTA Z TRANSPORTS
SJJBASTA
EFECT0S DE EScUELAs

Sc Secibiran proposiclones en- sobre
cerrado hasta las 8 de Ia tarde de
|abril IL, 1922, para Ell suministrO
de EFECTOS ESCOLARES para ser
usados durante el pr6ximo aio es-
collar.
Pueden obtenerse pliegos en- blan-
co dirigiendose al Negociado de Ma
teriales, Imprenta y Transporte, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20
AL FIN PAsANDo EL ROLO

Ha comenzado en- Santurce el traba-
10 de apisonamiento del relleno del
trozo de carretera la vera del ensan-
che y Sc espera que no Sc levante mano
hasta no. dejar terminado ese tfabajo,
del que Sc ha ocupado oportunamente
Ell IAIPARCIAL sefialando ID necesi-
dad de su conclusion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-20

S. Ilmo. eI Obispo dc Puerto Rico,
MonseiIof 6aruana. ha heeho los si4
anientes nombramientos. que han me-
lrecido ID apfobaci6n geneihl, por ha-
lber recaitIo en dienfsimos sarefdotes
que eozan de grandes simpafias eli ii
/ pais
Yicarfo General M. /. ST. Pbr0. b.
| Jose Torres Diaz
Promoter Justifiae piro. Dr. ID.
| Luciano Marfinez
Secretaaio CanciIlef phF0. Iiedo. D.
/ Vicente Lopez Gonzalez.
C0nsnltofes Diocesan0s r.. r III
francisco vicario, g. Nj; Pbro. Dir.
lsD. Luciano Maritime Pbro. Dr. b.
! Ricardo perez pbro. ID fgnacio de
pios pbro. b. Mareellno Rodriguez; !;
pbfo d. Ramon Martinez.
Defensor yiculi Matrimonialis ado.
il, Juan A Lynch, q. SIS. Il.
Judiees Pro Synodales Pbro. d.
Juan y Lebr0n b !; 81. Jordan Rae
Makers q. ls;; Rao =: Jose Murphy,
Il - H. 49, =