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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Il Got Away to a Good Start In
the Basketball Tourna.
mont.

The Grammar School Athletic
League basketball tournament got OF
with flying start yesterday after
noon at I o'clock In the High School
gymnasium. under the most favorable
conditions and even though II was
raining out doors. It did not for n
minute dampen the Rrdor and enthusi-
asm OF over 500 boys and girls who
turned out to cheer their school teams
TO victory.
For the past three weeks the Gram
mar School Athletic League has been
the principal topic Of conversation
among the hundreds OF pupils Of tho
grammar schools. and like a boiler
with a full head OF steam. tho blow
on was reached at the opening event.
as the .thundcrous applause and cheer
ing could be heard for blocks around
the High School building. It Is doubt
ful whether larger crowd was ever
seen In tho High School gym. Yes.
terday's turnout is indicative OF a
greater success for the league than
last season.
Brown blew his whistle for the teams
representing Schools Nos. "a and 2S to
line up and then Prof. David A. Ward,
superintendent OF schools. stepped to
the center OF the moor and made n
short speech, telling the boys and
girls he was right with them In their
sports and hoped they would derive
tho greatest benefits and enjoyment
Iout of them. He said In part: "A good
lathlete is one who plays the game
lclean. fair, and hard. and one who
would not use any underhanded tac-
tics nor jeer Mt the loser" He hoped
Ievery boy and girl. who competed In
the leagues activities, would uphold
the principles OF clean sport. He wish :
ed the Grammar School Athletic
League the greatest success possible
Prof. Ward then stepped TO the edge
OF the ring, tossed up the FIRST ball
at the sound OF Referee Browns
whistle and the basketball tournament
was officially opened amid deafenins
applause.
The first game, between No. "a and
No. 2s, was full OF pep" from start
to finish. Alexander Winchester OF "a
scored the first point after two MN
utes of play. when he dropped foul
goal from the 1b-foot line. This was
followed a little later with foul goal
by "Chisel" Carey of No. rs. Carey
next made neat field goal and then
Winchester scored another foul goal.
Before the nrst half ended Dickinson
LANDED another fielder for No. 2s. the
half ending 5 TO 2 In favor OF No. 2s.
The red team OF No. "a settled down
TO better team work In the second
half and frightened up In its defense.
Dickenson managed to cage another
goal from field and Brown Tailed for
"a. With the score TO In 2s'r
flavor, II looked like victory for the
navy blues. but In tho last five min
lutes' OF play "a staged a speedy come
back when, Winchester, Brinton and
Paulin scored from the field. and n
foul goal by Winchester put the reds
ahead, IL TO Z. Carey l..adc another
foul goal for 2s. and the game ended
with the close score OF IL to s, In favor
OF "a.
The score:
School No. ~,
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DEFIANCE FIVE TO
MEET COLLEG|ANS
First Game Of Title SerieA viii
be Staged at Auditorium
Tonight.

Basketba1IH premier struggle N tho
season between local teams. VIII bo
staged at the Auditorium tonight.
when Defiance and the Wilmington
Collegians clash In the fYrst OF their
fve-game series for the championship
OF Delaware. An early start js beirs
made by the contsndiug teams 10
that there viii not be a repetition ~
the long drawn debate at the end of
last SEASON
The Tenth wsrd has long been c,r,-
sidered the home OF the best basket.
bah sggregations in the state. but with
the great advance OF the popular in
door pastirne. competition has beconie
much stronger in recent years. There
In a reason for asking whether D.
1 flance is strong enough for the Audi
torium bunch. In the lineup of the
ColIegians are two players considered
the two best to ever represent the Uni
versity Of Delaware on the wooden
ways. Alexander and McCaushan.
Mark living. the former Rutgers
star. who has been unable to play on
account OF Che Illness OF nj. wife, Is
expected to participate IN some OF the
games. Billy" Greenwood, former
High School lunninary, who has devei-
oped 80 rapidly into one Of tho bes,
ell-around athletes in the state. nov
a member or the Drexel Institute
Varsity, win also be among thore
present with the Collegians. In adcI-
tion 30 Garry Taylor OF Friends School
and Cornell fame Garry is showing
his speed In the Church League, br,
has not appeared in any OF the Col
legian games as yet. The rernainder
Of the combination which. although
new this season, has gained much
prominence through the strong out-c,f-
town opponents met at the Audito~i-
INN, includes Gin and Jackie Garviua.
products Of G'rard COLLEGE. George
Roggs and Bill LonRacre Of local fame.
Practically all the players mention
ed have displayed their superior ab,l-
ity on local teams in the past few
years. Most Of them have developed
to their highest standard in this tirne
and played with various champion shin
aggregations With the Coueefan !
they are taking their first cfack a,
the State championship.
PHI Lewis president Of the phfIa-
dclphia Board OF Approved Official.
VIII referee tonights game. which will
be played with the professional OF
Eastern League code governing.
A speedy curtain rfiiser VIII be pro
vided for the evening. The CoIlexiaf.
Reserves will have a tough tussle OF
their hands. meeting Young Defiance
This game shc.id go long wa,
I toward decidins the second clas
Y championship, and VIII start Mt I 40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
GEORGE DOLAN TO
LEAD SALES|ANUM
Popular Athlete Selected as
Captain Of Eighth Street
Cridiron Team.

Election Of George Dolan TO the cap
ta.ncy Of tho Sales.anum football
,oam for tho ensuing year has been
unanimously agreed upon by the
faculty and players OF the past sea-
sons squad.
Dolan distinguished himself IN
many games Of tho past gridiron sen
son. and has always man:fested a keen
intcrest in all the hig sports OF the
Catholic High School. He played full
hack and halfback and proved a
strong asset 10 the Catholic gridders,
when they contended with such teams
Az Chester and Wilmington High.
His ability Will n; him for next sea-
aon's squad and he viii be one OF the
many youngsters available for the
make up OF a nne fighting machine.
Dolan 10 . sophomore and is good for
few moro years AT the Eighth street
institution
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-GOaIs-
Field Foul Pts,

The second game, between No. and
No. was close and was won by No.
l. by the score OF 10 to s. Both
schools had to develop practically new
teams, as last seasons players are
now High School freshmen. Team
work was lacking on both sides. but
with a little more practice they will
undoubtedly display better playing
ability. AS the score indicates, they
We're pretty evenly matched and 1t
was game Of nip and tuck from
start to finish.
No. / started the scoring with foul
goal by Irons, and a little later with
a field goal by Lister. Young AIMS
worth OF No. made a ringer from
the 15-foot line and scored the only
point in the first half. which ended
3 10 In favor OF No. /.
Points in the second half were even
| ly divided, and 7, Irons, Lister and
Karcmarczyk scoring one each from
the field, and a foul goal by Irons for
No. ], while Ainsworth and Barlow
Gagged one and two goals, respectively
from the field. and Ially one foul
goal for No. 4. Irons was the back
bone OF the French street quintet and
was In most OF the plays. while Bar
low and Ainsworth were the main
stays for the Black and Orange.
The score:
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NEWARK HIGH FIVE
DEFEATS ELKTON
crompton and Hopkins Star for
Newark, While Diebert Fea-
lures for Elkton.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Jan. 5.-Playing the first
home game OF the season in the Uni
cersity Of Delaware cage. last night,
the Newark High School basketball
team defeated Elkton High. % to is.
The local boys had a little edge on the
visitors all during the game, taking
the lead early in the first half and
were never headed.
The playing of Crompton and Hop
kins made Newark's victory possible.
Hopkins is the only letter man from
last years team on the local FIVE.
Crompton, playing on the scrubs last
season. Most of the players lack ex-
perience and are also handicapped in
the matter of weight. Cromptons foul
shooting was a feature of the game.
Diepert was the star for the visitors.
scoring IA of their 1s points. Skillman
was the only other Ellxton player to
score. The lineup:
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FRIENDS QUINTET TO RESUME GAME

Friends School followers abrasion
evening
be the opponents of
reet This Will
es representatives in this city highly
FRIENDS school will have ne tiont they'd
Tho Friends School athletic
lhe which
OK
considered TO be tha
scholastic team OF the league
while familiar h.vo
not played this will
tn and
captain These InS
Pyle VIII the
the Fourth strees " ~ -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
DOVER CAGEMEN
DEFEAT LAUREL FIVE
jackson and o'NeiI High Scor-
ers for Dover, While Marvel
Stars for Laurel.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover, Jan. 5.-The local National
Guard basketball team experienced
little difficulty in defeating the strong
Laurel five in a game on the local
Armory floor last night. 32-17.
The first half proved to be the inter-
esting period in the contest. Both
teams played close game and the
score at the end OF the first half wa
10 TO 10 In favor OF Dover.
The locals came back strong In the
second half and quickly ran up a large
lead on their opponents. The visitors
were able TO score but one field goal
during the second period.
jackson and o'Neil were the high
scorers for Dover. while Marvel's work
stood out prominently for Laurel
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
DELAWARE READY.
Blue and Gold Team to Play Hahne-
mann COLLEGE.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark. Jan. 5.--Delsware will open
It's basketball season with ISahnemann
College OF Philadelphia In the local
cage this evening. the game starting
at Z. Coach shipley save his squad
the final hard workout yesterday after
noon. although there will be light
practice this afternoon. While Coach
Shipley has not officially announced
who he will start, the Blue and Gold
will probably line up as follows: Will
liarns and Lowell. forwards; Betzmer,
centre, and Captain Wills and RAM
sey, guards.
Delaware will go to West Point on
Saturday TO play the Army there that
night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
SERVICE BATTERY.
sT. LIKES. Llss !
Y. NJ. H. A. to Play Beacon.

An interesting basketball game VIII
be staged this evening in Y. NJ. II. A.
Hall, Third and King streets. when tho
Beacon College quintet takes on the
Y. NJ Fl. A. Seconds for a 4o-mlnute
tussle. The Young Hebrews have been
travelling at dizzy pace this season
and have yet TO taste defeat Some of
their victories have been over first
class teams. and the second-class
championship of the city should not
be decided without giving these boys
a chance. This evenings game will
start promptly at 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
ST. PETlER.Ts 8
BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL

The tickets for the benefit perform
ance OF Abraham Lincoln" at the
Playhouse on January ~ for the
Homeopathic Hospital will go on sale
Saturday, day earlier than the other
tickets. Tickets may be purchased
from Miss Marian Beadenkopf, Mrs.
Harold Schutt. Mrs. Joseph Bancroft
or Mrs. Robert Pennington and may be
exchanged for reserved seats at The
Playhouse and and after Saturday
Only on tickets purchased through the
committee will the hospital receive a
percentage.
Candy will be on sale at tho per-
|formance, under the direction OF Miss
Elizabeth Pyle and her associates,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
GOLDMAN DEFEATS JACOBSON.

Goldman won froin Jacobson last
night In the second match Of the
billiard tournament being conducted
by IN. Casino Billiard Pariorr. The
hnnl score wns: Goldman. 100; Jncob-
ecn. w. Tho high rune were: Gold
man. "a: Jacobson, 10.
McrrIs will play Martin tonight
The match Will start At \. Morris IL
Substituting for f~hbinwer. who was
injured IN Philadelphia at the New
Years celebration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Greeulraf Leads Woods.

New York. Jan. t.--Arthur Woods
must make NY a. points to win In the
nhAl blocks today OF hie handicap
with Ralph Gf~enl~sf. pocket billiards
champion, In the Strand room. Woods
usust score coo 10 triumph. while
Ov~~n'~sf wilma a. 7?o. They will
start With tho score sso 20 $40, the
usls holder leAding. Yesterdays y
match rssuit~d 2%o 20 ies In Green
lcAfa favor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Merchants to Discuss Trade Plans.

The members OF the managing
committee OF the Chamber of Com
merce. will meet tomorrow evening
at the Chamber OF Commerce Offices
In tho du Pont Building. There is
rnuch business to cons.cer among
which Is the question OF sprlng shop
ping days and other details OF plans
to stimulate business in the late
winter and before the spring trade
aeasson arrives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
wAihN NAY HAp RACING.
op~st NWst t~ Ck~r~d cf ~Just sus.
pt~,oWs ~ Nt0rp~A In Nichiasu.

ny Associated Press 90 Every Evening.
Lansing. Mich. Jan. S-'tcrss rae
tnw IL ,o Ia barred f,'om the programs
cf tho Michigan STATE Fair and other
fair sesccsas~n-. "unl.~s just sus-
C,s''cn cf thu ~t~xt' is renewed accord
inE to ~ ~ l,aliNday. h~ad Of the
NtAs~ nspo rsnNmt OF Agriculture.
Tho question IN to cvme up AZ a
n~s~tins of fair sscr-earles IN Detroi,
friday
Mr., HS,trdAy's department is In a
position 10 "nf,w~ auch q rule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
SCHOOLS | AND a WIN
N GRAMMAR LEAGUE
centests Staged at High School
Use>weeN Representative Of
Four lnstituAons.

Grammar Schools I and ~ were
victorious In the l~awue gnmes played
81 th~ Nigh School yesterday after
noon.
No. took I Into onmr In the tirvt
NNnAe. 10 % 4. while ~ defeated -
~ an IL 10 scorc.
prufessor Ward gave 4 short ad.
GresA prior To the contests Tho
oporr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Totals
-.s............a 10
SEVENTH WARD.
ST. ANN'S FIVE TAKES
ST. PETERS INTO CAMP

The st. AIMS Ave took the mea sure
lof st. Peters of New Castle last night
lat Friends School, AZ to IA.
Every member OF the St Anns
team figured in the scoring. Taylor
being high man with six field goals.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
LAUREL.
NEW CASTLE WINS.
In q Game With st. Patrick's Basket.
ball Team of Wilminrton-

Special Correspondence Every Fven,rv
New Castle, Jan. 5.-Last evening
neiore a large crowd, the Company n
pasketpaH team defeated ST. Patrick's
team OF Wilmington. in the Van Dyke
Armory cage by the score Of 80 to 2s.
The score at the close Of the first half
was lS to IL in favor Of the locals.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
DE RUYTER FIVE IN
WIN OVER WILBERFORCE

The fast De Ruyter team barely de-
feated the quintet from Wtlberforce
University last night in the De Ruy-
ter Hall. on Walnut street, above
Tenth. by the score of II to I6.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
ONE-SIDED CAGE GAME.

st. Luke's lost one-sided gama 10
the Service Battery FIVE last nirht at
the Armory floor. ST. Luke's did NOT
register field goal.
The ecora-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
sidney winchester Improving.

The condition of Sidney Winchester,
who has been seriously Ill for several
weeks, Is slowly improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
School No. !.
Goals
School No. 4.
Goals

The next league games will be play
ed in the High School next week, Wed
nesday, the schedule calling for No. 4
VS.. No "a, and No. VS.. No. 28.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
Elktou High
Newark High.

= NDdIs IrUrH IieIq CrpfnptOH, :, HOPKINS,
8, Renshawi |; Dtebert, 8. and Skllman
Diebert. 4. Substitutions Newark: VIII
son for Lindel, Stephan for Renshaw.
Chalmers for stephan. LindeIl for Hem
ming Renshsw for Chalmers Townsend for
Chalmers. Flkton: Lawrence for Minister
and Minister for Kay Eeferee-Holton,
Of Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
ALrNA DEFEATS MORNINasrAR

Alpha lscAxA No. rs. defeated
Mrvrtnws'av, No. ., last nisht ~
uuoita At uruhbs Delaware. three
matches to two. Tho fnstchss wsrs
kss~nlv conteWed and exciting.
The scorw;
AxphA No. ~ .... 81 IL IL II 31---s
Acrnirostar ...... II 81 ~ II So
Players Morn!nw~'ar. Harry VAN
devvr, Harlan Simon. George Watson
Ani CurtIs Trump.
Alpha Captain George Coiiina
George Young. Elijah Young and
n. Herbew Hir.eL Referees. n. p
Oskina, George Homewood. Scorer
p~eNsn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
COMPANY H.
ST. PATiR',IIC'K.s.

! The Anchor A c. played their first
opening away-from-hom game with
the Hagley team OF Wilmington, and
was defeated by the score OF "a to 81.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
ST. MARY'S ATTACK
HALTS SEVENTH WARD
Occupants Of Cellar Position
Drop Their Fifth Straight in
City League Contest.
STANDING.
THE CITY LEAG UE
THIS WEEKS sCHEDUl

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Friends school Referee-Ms.weiI ~
Fridsy--Mt. Vernon VS.. Brownson, at
Dyownson. Referee-Maxwell
Saturday--Seventh Ward VS. ST. Mary's.
1t ST. Joseph'S Hall. Referce-Bogss
All games start at Sl5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05

Seventh Ward dropped its fifth
straight game last night. when ST.
Mary's won. 1920. The game was
fast throughout.
The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-05
School No. ~.

School No. "a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-07
D. Roberto esta alejadO
delPalaciO

En- los cfrculos polfticos Sc comenta
muy desfavorablemente. la retirada
que Sc ha dado del Palacio de Santa
Catalina, ell antique Y fiel amigo del
Gobernador Reilly, .el I4cdo Roberto HI.
Todd, quienes tan buenos Y agrada-
bles ratios pasaron en- Kansas City,
en- union del Presidente del particle
republicano Lcdo. Tous Soto.
Los runOres que han circuladu
acerca de este retrs imiento, diccn q.
la amistad Y ell gran afecto que lie
tenfa D. Roberto al Gobernador, obe-
dece a que este iiltim&mente nc aten-
dfa las recdmenaciones que lie hacfa
ID. Roberto, para emplear a sus reco-
mendadIos.
Nosotros no podemos h&cernos eco
de estos rumores, pero 81 podemos de-
cir, que los reporteros de los diarios
de San Juan, no ven a d. Roberto
por ell Palacio hace algdn tempo,
cuando las visitas Gnteriormente cran
diarias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-07
4 Y | 6 D

Por ell presente Sc hace saber que
solicitud verbal hecha por ell Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico a esta Comision
para que Sc cancele Y anule la fran
quicia No. 506, concedida en- Julio %,
1921, favor de la San Juan Dock
Company, autorizandole construir y
explotar un malecon de servicio pu-
blico. almacenes y dependencies del
mismo en- la bahia de San Juan, la
Comisi6n senal0 el dia 8 de Agosto
corriente para Ia celebration de una
vista p1Blica, las 2:30 de la tarde,
en- el mencionado case.
Toda persona que desee intervenir
y ser oida en- dicha vista publica, de-
blica debera conlparecer en- dicho dia
y hora, y preya justification de su
derecho q ser ofda, hara constar en-
detalle los hechos en- que funda el
derecho que tenga al efecto.
T. G. Perez Almiroty,
Secretario, Comisi6n de Servicio
PIblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-07
LA ASAMBLEA DE COMISIONADOS
MUJNICIPALES DE INSTRUCTION
Departamento en- las asignaciones locales
Quedan aprobadas dos Resoluciones.
Ell senor Gonzalez Ginorio resume los deba-
tes Y ell Comisionado de instruction ofre-
ce llegar un acuerdo satisfactorio

| de instruction constituyan una aso-
ciaci6n priyada para yelar por sus
intereses defenderse de cualquier
anomalfa, arbitrariedad, etc. Que Sc
nombre un Comit6 de ponencia para
que redacte sus bases Y convoqpe a
una Asamblea General en- breve plazo".
Ell Comit6 de ponencia para cumplir
la segunda resolution, sc constituy0
como sigue: Comisionados Municipal
les de San Juan, Bayam6n Y Arecibo,
sefiores Gonzalez Ginorio, Gaetan Bar
bosa Y Perez Avil6s.
Ell seilor Gonzalez Ginorio consumi6
varios turnos, eXplicando la forma Ell
que deben interpretarse las facultades
del COmisiOnado de instruction Y de
los organismos locales en- el nombra-
miento de los Maestros Y al final al
presentar a In Asamblea al COmfsio-
nado insular repiti0 el deseo suyO V
el de la Asamblea en- que las difficult
tades sean resueltas dentro de la ma
yor ammonia de las conveniencias
generales del pals.
Inyitado el seiior Huyke concurrir
al acto, lego al final de la session, y
el seiior Perez Aviles signific6 que era
el prop0sito de los Comisionados acu-
dir a los tribunales, en- defensa de Sus
derechOs, 81 no Sc llegaba un acuer-
instruction Sc mostr6 propicio lie
gar a un entendido amistoso Y dis
puestO a rectificar su criterio, estu-
diando una soluci0n que Sc armonice
con el derecho que mantienen los Co.
misionados Municipales " los prop0-
sit0s del Departamento en- favor de
la instruction pdblica, manifestando
que por su parte habfa ell mejOr deseO
de resolver todas las dificultades ami
gablemente.
FL plan de reforma del actual pro-
cedimiento, para election election de
los Profesores, fue eXplicado conve-
nientemente por el seilor Gonzalez Gil
norio Y sera estudiado por el Comisio-
nado insular. Este dijo que estaL
dispuesto DIR las Opiniones de todos
los Comisionados, aceptando sus indi-
caciones Ell 10 que fueran procedentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-07
Ell sehOr Nieves tiene
ell ninO

En- Ia tarde de aver domingo Sc pre-
sent0 en- Ia oficina de la policfa Sc
creta ell Sr. Francisco Nieves, emplea-
do de la casa de Sucrs. de A. NIayol
y Co., para informar que hace unos
dfas Sc present6 en- su residential sJn
muchacho acompanado de un nilo
mas pequeilo a dejarle este bajo SUI
custodia hasta que 6l regresaSe por
6l. En- vista de que el muchacho ma
yOr no ha regresado hasta In fecha,
ell Sr. Nieves SO decide a poner este
on conocimientO de las autoridades.
FL nifo menOr inform0 que tenfa II
amos de edad, y que SUI madre Y fami
liares vivian en- Ailasco. Que SUI ma
DIRE Sc llama Maria de JESUS Valentin.
El nilo dijo llamarse Luis Rivera Va
lentfn seg1n el Sr. Nieves, tiene un
buen aspecto ffsico.
FL Sr. Nieves dcsea que Sc sepa que
6l tiene este Milo en- su poder, bien
atendido Y limpio Y suministrdndole
cuanto necesita, por 81 alguien Sc in
teresa por 6l.
La direction del ST.. Nieves, es calle
del General Contreras No. SO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-07
Aqua AL FIN

Cuando los picos de las bombas CO.
menzaron soltar aqua va habia CO.
gido fuego el establecimiento de don
Patricio Martinez, otro edificio q. ha-
cia gala al ornate de esta desgraciada
Sultana.
La intensidad de las llamas debido
al incremento desarrollado era tai,
que casi simutaneamente Sc incendia-
ron el Hotel y Restaurant Imperial"
'ontiguos a la residencia del Sr. Mar
tinez y las casas residencias de don
Eugenio Camara, una de altos, de don
Francisco Falagan, de don Emilio
Benedetti, una de don Alberto Bravo,
Y una de don Emilio Soler. En- total
nueNe.
La casa residencia de don Pablo
Roig hubo que desmantelarla.