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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
'Y' COLLEGE NEXT
Chicago Team To Meet Butler at Irwin
Field Next Saturday.

InICaBO team 10 Nlcct DulicE IA VIII
Field Next Saturday.
The play Of the Butler team against
Franklin has sent hope high in the
breasts of the Butler followers. Strick-
land, Leslie and Konold held down
the ends in great style. There is a
merry scrap on for the center job.
Reichel of Manual got his chance
when Duttenhaver was incapacitated
and the former south side star made
good with a bang. Capt. Dutten-
haver got into tho game at center for
the first time. his season for a short
time in the final quarter against
Franklin.
In the back field is another scramble
for berths. Promising backs that as
yet have not played a great deal are
Hungate. Vickers. Updegraff and Kill
gore. 10. ham has been In at various
times.
The next Butler game Is with the
Chicago Y. NJ. c. A. college next Sat
urday At Irwin Field. The "Y" team
defeated Butler last year. u to Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
CRACK SPLINTER
GETS IN DUTCH
OVER HIS DOCS
Irate Neighbor Has Frank
LOOMS, Crack HurdIer,
Arrested.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The good
dogs" Of a track star are a nuisance.
according to neighbors Of Frank Loo
mis-, Jr., champion 44O-yard hurdler.
LOOMS was hailed into court today
on complaint of an irate neighbor, who
say he's "doggoned tired OF being
bounded all night" after being on
his own dogs" all day.
LOOMS, it is charged, is maintain
ing a nuisance on the LOOMS lands
by keeping several kennels filed to
the doors with baying greyhounds.
MY dogs are all right and who
loves me loves my dogs" declared the
hurdler.
LOOMS will appear before Police
Magistrate John F. Boyer in Evan
ston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
BIG ADVANCE SALE

Records for the first day advance
sales of tickets for Indiana Uni
versity's annual Indianapolis game
were broken yesterday by reserva-
tons for the Minnesota-Indiana
game at Washington Park, Oct.
IA, according to Dick Miller, gen
eral chairman of the alumni COM
mittee. The number Of
tons exceeded that for the open
ing days sales for the Notre Dame
game in 1921.
We attribute this to the fact
that Indianapolis folks have not
had an opportunity to e two
Big Ten teams in action here since
the Northwestern-Indiana game in
1920" said Miller.
The local sale opened at the
Claypool drug store Monday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

Now, if the Giants have the Frisch determination to win.
why they'll probbly win, whether the Yankees have all the pitch
es or only four to McGraw's one.
When a whole ball club makes up its composite mind not to
such a team can't be beaten, that's all. =
Injuries, criticism, poor pitching-al weaknesses become the
possible handicaps to the team that believes in its own
strength.
believe the Yankees and Giants are so evenly matched in
playing strength that the club which shows and which has this
superior confidence in itself will win the series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
RACE
SEASON CLOSES At
YONKERS, n. !.
Canadian Tracks Close Next
Saturday-Horses Then
Move South.
By United Netos

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The eastern
fall racing season is on the stretch
and will wind up at the conclusion
Of the Empire City meeting at Yon-
kers, Oct. %. The second Jamaica
meeting began Monday with Brain
storm winning the October Handicap
from Mad Halter. with Hephaistos
third.
Jamaica runs until Oct. IA and
then follow twelve days at Empire
City, after which the horses will not
be seen around New York until next
summer. The Canadian season closes
next Saturday. with the last program
at Kenilworth, Windsor. There VIII be
meetings at Pimlico from Oct. so to
Nov. IL. and at Bowie, Nd. +
IS to 20. The LatOnia meeting. which
began last Saturday, runs until Nov. 4.
After these late autumn programs
the horses will dispense to Havana,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
THREE LOCAL BOXERS
indianapolis Talent Given Chance in
Friday Night Show.

Three Indianapolis boxers will ap-
pear on the fisticuff card at Tomlin-
son Hall Friday night when the l. o.
O. F. band stages its show.
Bobbie Bridges. welterweight; Jim
my Dalton, lightweight, and Tommy
McDuf, Lightweight, are scheduled to
meet out-of-town talent. McDuf will
tangle with Tony Ross, the clever
Pittsburgh boy who recently out
pointed Billy Douglass; Bridges will
clash with Battling Kinney of Cleve-
land, and Dalton will take on k. o.
Circus of Columbus.
The main go will see Babe Asher,
st. Louis bantie, against Pekin Kid
Herman. All the bouts will be ten
round affairs. Heze Clark will referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

New Orleans and Tia Juana, except
that some will go to San Francisco.
There will be 100 days racing L New
Orleans, beginning with the thirty
days program at Jefferson Park,
which gets away to a start on Nov. 5.
series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
BY BRANCH RICKEY, MANAGER

Discovery of some opponents signals, or inside knowledge of
the opposing club gives a club additional confidence and tones it
up for the next game.
The temporary loss of a player frequently causes a club to
fight harder.
The promise of prize money, held out as Napoleon held out
the promises of booty to his soldiers on the eve of battle, has a
good effect on the fighting spirit of lot of players.
The Giants won the pennant on Sept. 25.
The Yankees were not mathematical winners until several
DAYS later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
KIWANIS CLUB GOLF
John Weiser Shows Way in First
Round of Play.

The annual fall golf tourney Of the
Kiwanls Club got under way Monday
at the Country Club ourse John
Weiser led in the first round with &
gross score of so. A. NJ. Parry was
second with 81. c. S. Ostermeyer and
c. A. Huff were tied for low net, with
scores Of 20. Their gross counts were
100.
The second round Of the meet will
be played next Monday on the old
Highland course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
Docs Against Dents

The doctors and dentists Will battle
1t out on the links. starting at II noon
on Wednesday at the old Highland
course. 1t is the third annual tour
ney. Low net and low gross o
winners will be awarded prizes at a
dinner to be given Wednesday eve
ming at the Hoosier a c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
ANOTHER ~POSTPONEMENT
Polo Schedule OF Again and Practice
Game on Gard Today.

Once again the regular scheduled
Jane in the fall tournament has been
called eff. Members Of the Indian
apolis Polo Club have been unable to
get the team together. A practice
game was on th3 program today at
3 p. m. between the Army four of
Columbus and a picked team OF In
dianapolis players.
Two Dayton teams are carded to
play the latter part Of the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

There are other elements in a world series besides arms and
legs and brains.
No baseball player deliberately quits, but I've seen a club
lack snap in its play. I've seen men fail to run out their hits and
I've seen clubs give up when they were behind.
The most trivial and significant thing mentally upsets some
players. Failure of new bats to arrive, when expected, due to the
fault of some official of the club, will make droopers. Quarters in
an upper berth is food for discourse for a week. Bad pitching in
batting practice, an inconvenient jump for an exhibition game,
feeling Of managerial favoritism, a slight domestic difficulty
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

That a may be a good break for the Yankees. It surely is if
the Giants were to let up in their play. I thought there were I'M
mistakable signs on the part of one or two of the Giants to take
things easy in the last game played against the st. Louis club.
That sort of thing will beat the Giants sure, if it were to become
general.
Frank Frisch's play in the last game against my club was
Frank Frisch at his best. He played as though that were the de-
Gliding game.
Nine men like him would make a team SO per cent effective
every day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

hAA1 16
f~uriously by the
the New York
clubs has enabled
them to battle it
out again for the
championship.
The fact that it
Is an all Goth
am" series Will
detract some from
the interest in
the event. The
fact that money
spent furiously
by the W. clubs
kept them in the
race has hurt
Aaa4A4n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
NO SOUTHERN CHAMP

Golf Association Says Tie Play-Of
Was Not Sanctioned.
By United Press
NASHVILLE, Oct. 9.-Arrangement
OF Abe Mitchell and Leo Diegel to
play three additional holes and decide
the tie for the southern open golf
championship was a private action
ard was not official, the Southern AS
ISOLATION announced. in declaring
there was no official winner Of the
title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
Make Epstein Wins

Word from Farb says hat Make
Epstein defeated Jimmie Russell at
Ashtabula, Ohio, Monday night. Rus
sell was 1oored In the first and sixth
rounds
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
GREB TO MEET WILSON
n. Y. Commission VIII Reinstate
Harry as Result of Agreement.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Harry Greb,
American light heavyweight cham
pion, has agreed to meet Johnny VIII
son. middleweight champion, at 175
pounds and he viii be reinstated to-
day by the boxing commission, 1t vas
announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
Here and There
i'm Sportlan
Bu Dick Anderson

TIME baseball classic of the year
gets under way Wednesday in
New York. 1t is a repetition Of
big event last wear. Money spent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
BROOKLYN VETS SIGN
DOdger Regulars Put Names on Con
tracts-Wheat Wants $4,000.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Four Brook.
Ign regulars-Tom Griffith. Dazzy
Vance. Hank Deberry and Jimmy
Jchnston-have signed new contracts.
Zach Wheat. veteran outflelder, IS
holding out for SIC, 1000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
Playing
the Field
TVitb Eddie Ash

THIS, was the aSt Gay 1OE TIC "a
perts Il. expert on the huge event.
The STATISTICAL runways have been
creased sfor the Yanks to win in a
hurry. Don't be shocked if the Giants
throw a. surprise. John McGraw is
noted fSr springing surprises-in
fashionable clubrooms, in ~courtrooms
and on t8e diamond
ManyA Of the boys who live
more bt their wits than by work
would ike OF stack their rolls on
the Yan,zs, but fear to bet against
John. 7
FOR reasons unexplained, betting
is said to ,be light on h series this
year. REPORTS tell Of gobs Of money
wagered ia Wall Street, but long-dis-
tance reports usually expand a dollar
into a century. The average man 10
travelling light in the pockebtook
these days. Perhaps that will explain
the betting, depression.
Is THIS thing going to come off
without a ticket scandal? Maybe the
100 per cert boys are waiting to put
over a last-minute rush.
HONORED guessers for the title
battles are KLEIN and Mccormick Of
the National, Owens and Hildebrand
Of the American. Where does KLEIN
get the jerk? It's the eleventh for
him.
Well, at any rate, they can't
put one on without HoOsierdOm
being represented. Artie Nehf for
the Giants, Everett Scott for the
Yanks.
SECTIONAL interest is not so great
as in the past, but Gotham is large
enough to get along if the actors viii
stop trying to crash the press box.
Babe Ruth was said to be COM
planning Of a strained side Mon
day. Is that a blue note?
THE MEUSEL family should
worry. Heads or tails. the Meusels
will be ont in front. Emil with the
Giants. Fob with the Yanks.
OWNER SMITH and Vice President
Smith are there. Manager Hendricks
and SOD and Haywar Smith, Tribe
road SECRETARY, are on the way. Hen
bricks vas in town only three hours
when h was stricken with the worlds
series itch and he hoped a RATHER
New Ysrk bound.
BALI teams must have more than
home run hitters to win pennants.
The sSventh-place Phils led the Ma
tional, in circuit drives with lis; the
sevenSh-place Athletics led the Amer
lean with Ill. However, in 1921. the
pennant-winning Yanks led with 1874.
but failed in the worlds series. A
tota, Of 1854 homers was made In the
MAJORS this year. The mark last sea
son,was 937.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03
TOO MANY COACHES
By United Press

Job Next Season.
By United Press
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 3. - Earl
Greasy Neale, Washington and JEFF
ferson coach. has declined a contract
for 1923, he announced here. He said
he had been hampered and annoyed at
his work and that he had to be the
boss.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

Neither of the two winners were
popular winners. 1t seemed the whole
country was pulling for the Browns
to nose out the Yankees.
The momentry squirt of the Pirates
raised hopes that perhaps the Giants
would be tossed in the discard.
But it's New York VS.. New York
and it doesn't make much difference
who wins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

CEVERAL good bouts have been
arranged for the boxing show
- Friday night at Tomlinson Hall.
The Odd Fellows band is arranging
the caro- and all the performers booked
are fast and good bouts r in store
for fsticuff lovers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

ManE Of the boys who live
o bt their wits than by work
would ike OF stack their rolls on
the Yansxs, but fear to bet against
John. 7
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

is THIS thing going to come off
without a ticket scandal? Maybe the
100 per cert boys are waiting to put
over a last-minute rush.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

THE MEUSEL family should
worry. Heads or tails. the Meusels
will be ont in front. Emil with the
Giants, Fob with the Yanks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

HONORED guessers for the title
battles are KLEIN and Mccormick of
the National, Owens and Hildebrand
Of the American Where does KLEIN
get the jerk? It's the eleventh for
him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

NW UOEW IN Io
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

Well, at any rate, they can't
put one on without HOOsierdOm
being represented. Artie Nehf for
the Giants, Everett Scott for the
Yanks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

SECTIONAL interest is not so great
as in the past, but Gotham is large
enough to get along if the actors viii
stop trying to crash the press box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-03

Babe Ruth was said to be COM
planning of a strained side Mon
day. Is that a blue note?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
DEsDE ARECIBO

Nossunass e.-ss esgera usa aesros
a nansse rsperlni - a. tMfAR.
CAL ssA.re Asur1.e , en euyss gEa.
haaos aTsseosEtn ,os pslncl5alcs 81.
Acios. gaAsAa y rancos O. csta rinAne.
scik un namrro luirEessuie ; an ensn
Fccecsaa. a. Sn Qnsse tiear ur8i1o
un EIan uamcfe de eicnuEiares.
Hoy esiuvicuH ~ psrEso los "a.
pores a. h Bail ''clarc" y Scr.
ncliA-. MafAnA 81 osprFade Il .'san
i.orUaRo" con sareA , cArg.rs slga.
nos ricalos o. eajat a. fEuiaA
Este ahO coSse 4. costamhre no
b faliade Ia namaea Mareisas ae l0s
musFtos cue nos ha tcnido castr0 dias
IceTsdo ei puerto.
-En cfta scmana rrcpaTan los O.
nss "victOria". ideal" y cl ~ArecibO"
una magniica exhibici6n de- peliculas.
Los Rlnmnos de Ia Alta Escuela
preparaE IN cSplendido bale para el
proXinso sabado.
Ell Cine Ideal presenta el pr6xi-
mo vicrnes Ia hermosa pelicula ''ca-
minO de Ia Gloria" que ha llamado
muchO Ia atencion en- San Juan. Es
de factura. nlemana.
-Durante el pasado mes sc presen-
tarOn al Registro de Ia Propiedad, dc
ests ciudad, 100 dOcumentos para su
inscription, cancelandose sellos de
Rentas internas por valor dc 81, ,6s9.55.
Sc anOtaron IS embargos por contri-
buciOnes territoriales.
En- las inmediaciones del paseo
Victor Rojas Sc ha instalsdo un boni-
to Kiosko propiedad del seior Mon.
rroig, en- el que Sc encontrara siempre
toda clase de dulces y refrescos. Es-
ia esplendidamente iluminedo.
CorrespOnssl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
LA REORGANIZATION DE LA bI.
RECTIvA REPUBLICAN,.

En- les distritos de Ia isla Sc esta
llevando a efecto la designation dc
micmbros para el Comite Territorial
director del partido republican, nc
Puerto Rico y hasta ahorG, sc infor-
ma han sido noininados los siguien-
tes:
San Juan, propietarios, se1ores RO-
berto II. Todd y Fernando Geigel Y
suplentes los sefiores Oscar Ecvarez :
Mariana r. PesquerG.
Mayagiicz: seiior Francisco Serera,
rropietario y suplente se6or Pedro Pc
rea. Rcsi1entes en- San Juan, propie-
tario sefior L. Felid y suplentc se1or
Etienne Folli.' ~4t {.
Guayana propietxrio schor joaquin
Beccrril, suplente sefior Pedro vaz-
quez. Residences; seiior Tomas Sail
va y senior Guillermo Godreau. Va.
Faltan los otros distritos. II
Para representa- a otro distrito Sc
indica comentario dc los cfrcnlos po
|'Ifticoos-Gl joyen ReinaIdo Paniagua
que recorre la isla hacienda una ac-
tiva propaganda en- favor de ID "Liga
Nacional Republican," habiendo cons
itufdo gran numero dc comitGs loca-
les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
DEsDE PONCE

E,asas, ausAssnlle a-.Tsaa n.ahnna
- gslisa Msrin Rlwsa. a.1.uugaa
aFsn d Fssf NaalesNi . 49, 80.
iaaraa q a MARIN ta4eaaa ssar nl.
iisaf ls sea i,araae = sramaFsi.L
atss fsf la laahana - alssn ana a..
~ o. laanaaas ron sBasa masasses.
- isssr un eisusaa sFFWal "a =
unssenao tEN
--Assr u I.aica desshiss aos me.
dlHs issRsslas - rsn 8 un ra~a. eur
irasia e.isc "a IssNpla. mieuiras -
cfcs0ai,a am mnisA ae salaia en- a
csso aci innEvl. a ,eclBo rrancisco
Rugnn Esae maniirsa6 q Ia bsaicsa
Qi,e = rcn b. hnllia comIEado a Ens.
iaqulo Sclgane. Tor urava o. Antoule
aa Nano
--lM u T,mi,lo Esaneelico o. IA
calle Ni,aaria csquina a Btgtoly. dnrA
csia neshr una clufcncilria Il llnstra-
DO , l'Fessiriuso surisconSnlio don 10.
sc Toas soto: icuirsldo COmO ioma a
case dc IN llIeshihiclon.
III saiado lor IN noche ri1crOn
On q harTio Magncyes. caFTciera de
Adjunias. frcnic al cafctin Philadci.
phia. los Vccinos Pedro Bureos y Ave.
limo Torres Burgos rcsuls6 con aleu-
mas can;nsiones. y Torres con una he
rida grave en- Ia cspalda Y varias le-
yes cn disiintas regiOnes del cueTpo.
---.Adclantan muchO los trabajos de
consirucci6n de klOscOs pabeilones
ca el Campo Atletlco. que como sc Ia
,licho constituye los terrenos para In
pr5xima Feria..
-7H sabado pOr la noche sOrprcn-
di6 don Enrique Bosch, en- su casa,
calie Brigadier Castro. a un. hombre
que penetr6 subrepticiamente con idea
de robar, Sc supone; 10 que no pudo
efectuar por habcrse despertado el Sc
flor Bosch.
Al pcfsoiiarsc en- csta ciudad v to-
mar possession dc su cargo el jefe Mar
tinez Chapel, sali6 para Guanica cl
iefe Beniamimo, que asumfa interina-
mente ,el mando de las fuerzas dc pO-
lieia on esta ciudad del Sur.
Para ALTAR cinco mil cajas de
ajos Y Quinientas de gasolina, entr0
al puerto local cl vapor "Sextre", pro-
cedente de Estados Unidos.
Con motive del sensible falleci-
miento de don Juan Oliver Morros, el
Centre Espaiiol d, esta ciqqdad, I, sps-
pcndid la jarana que tenffai pFreparaddia
para. realizarla. el salado por Ia no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08

Coaentando soTe 81 ntno de Ias daanrs,e
as Naiias usognlas oienr moa nna TANA a dtog r
King FeEsesen'ante America Lasns qaen poce
Eaeo &c introduction Dc preparation dx Ian
qucGado grasamne soTnddos puco DC
sALAC mentfas uuchOs
aaEento de TANiAC Ia
nayoHa Nene poveese de ella Cen dc
hendo maos bnhoos de TANLAC preserte
los nobs .esudos les da diacn pasa
exo iPo que oye deor tanto de ella que nna
do = todas las demas dc clasei"
ia e
Ia puede expcaFse Tabrato TANLAC
cendheo reprenndo iargos experimentation
vados cabo or L. T. Cooper excene
micos fasmacoogstas
La formula de TNLAC esta hha de las
conodas Medca
los mas GTandes mas mOdernamenc equipado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
NOTAS De LA POL|CIA

En- la noche del 4 de los corlief-
tes, fueron sorprendidos en- Santurce.
los individuos Constancio Roblcs, Do
miDgo Pagan, Felipe AgostO, Jose Co.
Ion, Antonio Seguf, Carlos Morales y
Enearnacion Gonzalez, Gil momentos
que Sc dedicaban a jusar el juego dc
Pocker, fueron sentenciados a pagar
$500 de nulta caala tno. -
Ell dfa Is de los corrientcs, los
guardias Remedio Lopez, No. %, ' Ma
zario Miranda, No. 6, dc santnrce,
sorprendieron un Pool clandestino en-
la residential de Juan Casanovas, sta
eh cl 'Seboruco, ocupandole varias lis
tas,, libretas y un aseHo para la prepa-
radon de dicho POOL y $1S.14 len 'efec-
two. Z Denunciado ante la corte .por
infracci0n al Art. z de la ley No. 42,
fueo senteneiado aspagar, a $4,000 dc
multa.l tfet} s6l outJ u.ia,3 als4elJ
Aver, a las,.6 80 p. M, en- la calle
San Agustfn, Puerta de Tiefra, el in
.dividuo Juan F.. Gonzalez, acometi0
y agredi6 condos pufios al rifio Juan
C. yArrufat, causandole una fuerte con-
fusion en- ,la region costaI dereeha y
otra on la region dorsal. AL ser arres-
tado por el guardia Esteban Colon,
No. 544, este lie acometi5 al policfa
con las manos y despues con un Gu
chillo, teniendo el policia que hacer
uso del rotten para reducirle a Ia obe-
diencia. Fue denunciado por acome-
timiento J aggression grave y por por-
tar ,armas.
Hoy a las Z a. m, en- la calle de
la Cruz, esquina Sol, los individuos
Cruz Manzano y Rafael Manzano, AGO
metieron y agredieron al individuo
Trinidad .yigo Torres, ocasionandole
rarias contusiones y heridas. Los
agresores fueron arrestados y ocupa-
doles el bast6n y ell cuchillo.
81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
IA LCCION FISIOLOGICl
De TANLAC EXPLICADA

Las prineipales pers0nalidades del mundO de-
muestran 10 que en- realidad es el Tanlac. ex-
plican los efectOs de cada unO de los dieE
ingredientes en- el sistema humane,
probandO cOncluyentemente In
fuerza de esta medicina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08

sfAl:& F9&N S{h@1"SSp SSaHS3IsV1sS''
-Ha sido operada de appendicitis Ia
estimable sefiora Maria Morales, es-
posa de nuestro amigo don Higinio
Perez.
La intervention fue efectuada en- el
Asilo de Damas.
Don Francisco Medina ha dado
cuenta la policfa, de que el mucha-
cho Dionisio Pagan, domiciliado en-
San Anton, sustrajo de Ia casa de;
Medina, dos pelotas dc. jugar base bah,
tres cortaplumlqqss lq s Y4as. y qaS tijeFas. jegeF
II EHa ingrcsado en-. ell Hospital Tri-.
Spcle, Luis Santos NTercado, quien
'hiientrase lavaba ;el piso- de una casa
en-. sstIe sAd djuntas,s sufri6
graves qdenaduras al volcarseie enei.
ma un lat6n en- que hervfa aqua.
-7Como presuntos duefios de dos
aparatos, sle destildr; alcohol que en-
contr6 LII policfa en- eli barrio Portu-
CUES han sido denuncia1os los recinos
Rogelio pacheco y Julio Guzndn. /,
-Durante el pasado mes, la Cortc
Municipal fall0 900 casos criminales,
y sobresey0 IL; quedando pendientes
para este mes 125. Los fallos conde-
natorios fueron III.
-El sdbado tltimo, por la noche.
abri6 sus pucrtas nuevamentc cl Ca
sino de Ponce, establecido ahora en- los
altos del soberbio. edificio construfdo
por don Lucas, P. ,Yaldivieso, ell La
calle Marina, esquina a Luna. 4
Preparase una suntuosa' fiesta de-
Inauguration.
c0BRBsP0NSAL.e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-08
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