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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION
New Cordial Called "Anti.Fer.
ment," Originated BY a
Druggist and Recommended
BY Physicians, Neutralizcs
Acid Condition of Stomach,
Prevents Fermentation and
Brings Instant Relief.
MONEY BACK If YOU ARE
NOT PROMPTLY RELIEVED

Indigestion and its attendant ills.
such as dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach. gripping pains. dystentcry,
diarrhoca. collie, cholera morbus.
chronic constipation, gas, etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches are now
directly trcaceahle TO disorders in the
digestive organs.
The food sours before 1t is fully
diGcsted. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system, irritating the intestincs
and setting UP Inflammation. To avoid
THIS. YOU simply have TO prevent fer
mcntation by using Anti-Ferment.
Anti Fcrmcnt ncutralizes the acid
condition OF the stomach. cl@anses
and sweeten5 the bowels. soothcS and
heals the inflamad intcstines and in
creascs the flow OF gastric juices.
giving quick and certain relief. Get
bottle OF Anti Ferment from your
druggist with a guarantee Of salts
factory results or money returned
II will improve your appetite. give
you restful sleep and make you feel
better than YOU ever felt in your life.
NOTE.--.Anti-F'e rment is also COM
pounded for use with infants and chill
dren for regulating the digestion, re-
lievinG coiicky pains. diarrhoea. sour
stomach, gas and other disorders of
the stomach and bowels. Especially
recommended for teething babies
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

BRISTOL. VA. juno IG--Fiftcnn
gallons of liquor were seized. two
men arrested and a touring car con
hsca.cd early Thursday morning in \
raid on IN" Fluff City rikc. atol,
hEe miles from Bristol. Tho pris
oncrs. who gave their names as CIV
Maroon and John Cross, admitted
,heF we're bringing tho WHISKY to
Bristol for delivery to q boo,Io,ro-
The men were arrested when the Of
hcers halted tho car at q lonely
place on the country highway. Mar
ron and Cross are suspected OF hav-
!nS delivered large consignment
OF whisky to bootlcggers here about
week ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
LOSES HIS FIVE BARRELS
OF 10-YEAR- OLD HOOTCH
Supreme Court Upholds Nor
folk Tribunal in Unique
Liquor Case.
Liquor Case.

NORFOLK. VA. June IG-John
Kelly loses his I'VE barrels OF ten
ycar-old liquor. His hopes high un-
I'll yesterday. tho Squire" gave up
in despair when Lc learned that the
supreme Court II Appeals OF vir-
ginia had sustained Judge w. H. Sar-
gcant OF Corporation Court. in plac-
ing the whiskY in IN" custody OF the
clerk of the CORPORATION Court.
The liquor. at retail prices. is
valued at about 100000. and was
claimed as his property by Kelly
prisoner. under whose house the nye
barrels had been found by nollce
The trial was in Corporation Court
and the accused happened TO n liv-
ing Ia the house under which the
hootch Was discovered. As a result
OF Kci!y's admission the prisoner
was acquitted and later Kelly was
arrested and Indicted on q charge az
having whisky In his possession.
When his case came 20 trial there
vas no evidence against MIN .Nccpr
his own statement At tho former
trial. and thu, could not he used
against him. He also was acquitted
In the meantime Judge Sargent had
ordered the liquor turned over 80
Clerk OF Courts James V. Trehy and
;hcr were placed in the storeroom.
Kelly failed in his attempt to maze
IN" whisky returned to him aud en-
tered civil suit through Corporation
Court against James V. Trehy. clork
or courts. for recovery o, what he
claimed was his property. taking
Inc stand based upon tho old Eng
iish law which. translated from tho
Latin. is 10 the effect tina; from =
/ criminal act no right OF legal action
arises and he declined to ordc- tho
LIQUOR returned 10 Kelly Appeal
was taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
BIGAMIST
is HELD IN NORFOLK
ESpecial 10 The Timcs.Disna,nh1

Especial 10 The imcs-Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, June i6-Dani.l
Green, alias Bernard Fox, today was
sent on in Corporation Court by 20
lice Justice Simmons. to be held on
charge of bigamy. Mrs. Frances
Green. or Fox. who, II is alleged. he
married in Newark. MI. while he
had another wife still living. was in
court today. but the first wife was
not present. 1t is said she Is liv-
Ing in Ludlow Street, New York.
with her child.
Green. or Fox. said today TIM: Ne
Is willing to go back 10 Newark CIR
trial. but docs not want to he tried
In Norfolk He will waive nxtradi-
ton papers. he said. While lie would
not deny that he had another wife
living, Green, or Fox. would not al
nit il. lie said he married :he
woman who came to Norfolk with
him in Newark about eleven months
ago. but would make no other state
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
EIGHT MORE MEN SENT
ON TO LOUISA COURT
Magistrates Hearings Result
in Ten in All Going to
Grand jury.
Special 10 The Times.Dispatch.l

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LOUISA, VA. June l6.-The re-
naming eight men arrested in con-
ncction with shooting up the home
OF j. X. Glenn. Disciples minister. at
Iendlctun. near here, We're sent on
I" the grand jury following Il pre-
iminary hearing before Magistrates
Tillo;Son and Hunter here today. Al
though the intense feeling that per-
N7d"d the community a few DAYS ago
has died down considerably. large
crowd attended tho hearing today.
No new witnesses were heard.
Ten mon have been sent on 30 the
grand jury, which viii he impancled
az tho next term Of court here. the
second Monday in July. Herbert
Buckley and G. l.. Via we're tried in
the magistrates court the first OF
the week. and sent up.
Those given hearings today were
Grct Stiiwcli. Ivcy Vest. Albert Vest.
Tom Hughes. w. 8. Goodwin. Il. T..
Do!an. (. L. Parrish and r e. Gam
mon. The two Vests and Hughes are
negroes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
TO DEDICATE CHURCH
AT STONY CREEK

STONY CREEK. VA. June To-
Dedication OF the Methodist Church
~ stony Creek will occur on Sunday.
Jan" is. Rev j. * Jollin. ID. d.
of Ashland. Va, will preach in tho
morning. Music Will be by local tai
ent. Afternoon service preaching
and dcdicatory service will be con-
Quoted by Rev. J. j. Carey, y. D.. Of
Richmond. Music by Trinity (old
Market StrecD Methodist Choir of
Petersburg. Stony Greek Is n pro-
Grcssive little town, ana Is growing
steadily. modern brick $4,000
hiGh school building has just been
completed The church TO be dcdi-
Gated Is built along modern lines.
having fully equipped separate class
rooms for the Sunday school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
DAHLGREN PROVING
GROUNDS TO REMAIN
Senate Strikes Out House Pro.
vision Closing Virginia
Station.
IHv Assnclated rrcss1

WASHINGTON. June lG-Another
increase Of SG5s7.ooo for naval avia-
ton was adopted by the senate to-
day. This provides q naval aviation
program OF sli.7Oi.0o0. most Of the
Increase being FOR new aircraft.
The committee increase Of SO. Ooc.-
900 10 continue construction at a
normal rate on all naval Graf. now
building and authorized by The arms
conference naval treaty was adopt
cd without discussion. together with
nm amendment increasing the con-
struction fund BY ss.ooo.o00 by trans
ter 20 the Navy Department or
contractors debts 10 the Shipping
Board
The House provision closing tn.
Dahlgron. Va, proving ground. was
stricken from the bill BY the Senate
following the committee rccommcn-
dation. after "a fight bv Senators
France. Republican,. Maryland. and
Lcnroot. Republican,. Wisconsin. who
urged It's being closed on tho grounds
OF economy.
a committee amendment 10 reduce
the number or civilian instructors at
tho Naval Academy by thirty
'lSHt or lofty less thbn recon- mend
ID by Rcar-Admiral Wilson. comman-
dam. and substitution ~ naval Of
h"ers as instructors, wSs adopted
with an amendment h. Senator
France prohibiting cancellation o.
contracts with civilian teachers for
discharge of those serving over three
years without six months notice.
Controversies over the navy and
marine corps personnel went over
until tomorrow with notice By
Senator King. Democrat. Utah. that
ne would propose withdrawal OF the
marines In Haiti and san Domingo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
ABANDON LIQUOR CAR
AFTER 47-MILE FLIGHT

LYNCHBURG. VA. June is-Pro-
hibition Ase }. y. Wood or this
city. this morning captured sixty
five gallons OF corn liquor and an Es-
sex roadster that two men aban-
doned after chase OF forty-scvcn
miles. The liquor, in one and two.
gallon tin cans, and the captured
car were brought to LynchburE
Agent Wood was Ell route to make
a raid. and accidentally ran upon the
roadster. after Il had passed Gladys
on the way 10 Lynchburg. about =
O'Clock in the morning. Although
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Newport News Man
browns at Baltimore
TBy Associated Pres,l

BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE
body of Daniel y. Howard. re-
tired merchant OF Newport News.
Va, who was drowned from
launch in the hLrbOr here last
night. WAS recovered. lie came
Ia Baltimore In tie launch sun
day with party from Newport
News. lie and Mrs MargaIite
Donious. OF this city. were seated
in the stern, and II is believed
they fell overheard when IN.
swell created by passing steamer
struck tho iaGrva.
The fire.; inkiiug the others OF
the party had OF the accident was
when they heard the screams %.
Mrs. DonioLs when she went over
board. Howard had disappeared.
Mrs. Donious was rescued ny the
hrcmen OF a tugboat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
THREE

the oh1cer lid not know the biecktfs
runners they'appcared TO know -l,ts,
for they turned their car and ran az
high speed in the opposite direction.
MIR. Wood gave chase. and for torty-
seven miles took the dust OF the car
in front Finally. near Pullcrs,
ptttsylvania County, the men in tho
roadster speeded up and abandoned
their car aud liquor, maktns good
their escape. Many OF the cans were
leaking when they reached lynch-
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Lions club Name. omc.r

I.YNCHBURG, VA. June ls.-rhs
Lions club here has elected the fSl-
lowing officers for the coming wear:
president, l.. II. McWane; vice.
presidents. Thomas j. kirkpatrick,
Edward r. Sheftey and Thomas T..
Ingram; secretary, Fred NJ. Davis;
assistant secretary. Edward +. Shelf
fey. Ir; lion tanner. Giles En..edove,
and tail twister. Rev. DR.. Austin Il.
Conrad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Youth Admits Auto Tbcf,s.

NORFOLK. VA, June lG.-MaNing
Il clean breast OF his part in the
thefts, Harry Russell Watkins. 10
years old, today was sent on to Cor
poration Court by Police sNstice
summons TO answer three charges
Oh stealing automobiles Earl Jane s
Muhdy and John William Morgan
were sent to the higher court on n
charge of buying stolen goods and
John r. Daniels will have TO face n
jury on a charge Of receiving stolen
goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
PORTSMOUTH CARMEN
CALL OFF STRIKE
IRv Azsociated prcss.l

PORTSMOUTH. VA, June is.-By
unanimous vote the former carmen
o. the Virginia Hallway and Power
Company here, in meeting last
night. called off the strike of plat
form employees OF five months drira-
ton. Appreciation was cXpress<d To
tho public for It's aid TO thh men
during the street car strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
PROMISES STARTLING
NEWS IN BRADY CASE.
fRw Assoclated pros,l

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June IL
Chief OF Police Tom Patrick. Of War
wick County. this afternoon declared
that he Will unfold some startling
developments in the Rose Brady and
Sergeant Grouse murder cases with
IN the next few days. the nature OF
which he declined 10 make publ. at
this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
Celebrate Golden wcdd,nr Inn,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June 16.
-heV. and Mrs. Joseph Baker. or
TINS city. Will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
July 4, and will be at home TO their
friends from until 10 p. NJ. Rev
and Mrs. Baker were married nv Rev
William Pennefather in st. Jamas,
Church Hollowday, London, England.
on July 4. 1872. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17

which was tho home or Betty NASH
!nSton Lewis. sister OF George Wash
inGton. The object is TO mako IL
shrine for all America. Vice rreSt-
dent Coolidge will be the principal
speaker. and DR.. Kate Waller Bar
rett viii make the appeal!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-17
V|RC|N|ANs WIN SCORE
OF UNIVERSITY AWARDS
Fourteen Other Scholarships
and Fcllowships Go to
Other States.
RICHMOND is nEpnEsENTED

u. VI. smith aud Robert -. Mnrsh
Jr.. Of This City. Among Those Re-
ccINinE Prizes nj Hands OF Hoard
AZ Trustees.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25
N l al ~ "a GS9faf IedA "a 8e ssII.II nj -
N.O(aTl' AlIs|. d. :..[.. UR.laa

q 3 Il E. g. y {
sefera Maria Bernard, esposa de nnes-
Etro amigo ell Lcdo. Alexandra Font,
tras Ia 9peraeion i que Sc sometiera
en- el Asilo de Dainas ds
De esa Capital donde pas6 los dfas
de la Semana Santa, junto a sus fami-
liares, ha regresasdo la simpatica Sc
fiorita Candida Rosa Lespier, taqufgra-
ia de la Oficina del Fiscal de este dis
trito.
SaludamOsla atentamente.
Desde hace varios dias yemos en-
esta ciudad nuestro antique amigo
don Joaquin E. Barreiro, editor de la
revista semanal "El Carnayal", quien
nos dijo diiigencia negoeios en- relaci6n
con dicho peri0dico.
Por el puerto de esta ciudad em-
,Barcaron- para la vecina Repdblica Do
minicana nuestros amigos don Jacobo
L. Cabassa don Carlos Toro Labar-
the para donde van LEI primero en-
diligencias personales y Ell segundo pa
ra hacerse cargo de una propiedad
agrfcola del senior Cabassa, su hermano
|polftico.
Lleyen buen yiaie los distinguidos
yiajeros.
La policfa que presta servicio en-
esta ciudad arrest6 al menor Martin
Torres, quien acompafado de otro me-
nor nobmrado Emilio Ramos, escape Ell
ldfa 13 del actual de la Escuela Refor-
matoria de Mayhgiiez.
Anoche, con absolute exitO, hizo su
debut en- nuestro Teatro BroadweS Ia
aplaudida bailarina espafiola Luisa de
Ierma.
para pasad0 maflana sabado, por
la Hoche, Sc anuncia en- eI nismo COLI
SEQ la proyecci6n de la colossal film
ALos CuatrO Jinetes de Ia APOCALYPSE
Desde aver Sc encuentran aquf en-
el hogar de su hijo el doctor Manuel
Fernandez Mater, el venerable e ilustre
|litefato don Manuel Fernandez Juneos.
igura prominente en- el mupdo intelec-
tual portorriqueflo y extranjero.
Don Manuel ha venido. como acos-
TUNDRA hacrlo, para pasar yarios
dlas junto sus hijos residences aquf.
Tras larga y penosa enfermedad,
hoy fallecio la joyen elisa Orsatelli.
exposa del ioven Francisco segarra Nj
chelli.
vaya nuestro pesame cordial hasta
sus apenados dendos.
Con destino Estados Unidos en-
barc6 aver tarde por el puerto de esa
capital Ia estimable DANA dofa Julia
BeEnardinI, amante e4'osa de nueatFo
buAn amigo don Angel I.omo Ia que VI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25
acompanada de su joven hiio don Juan

Iacompafiada de su joven hijo don Juan
Angel.
Feliz travesfa deseamos a los dis
tinguidos viajeros.
Al entierro del obrero Jose A. Mar.
quez, quien durante algdn tempo tuvo
a su cargo Ell Hospitalillo de Locos de
Ponce, asisti0 numerosa> concurrencia
de amigos del finado, quien vivfasrOdea-
do de la estimation general. Paz sus
restos y nuestro sentido duelo a sus fa-
miliares. 4 sfslSi
Entrandose por una .ventana que
abri6 sin que fuese sentido por los mo-
radores de la casa, entr6 en- el hogar
de Tomas Montalvo alguien Y hurt6 va
rias prendas de yestir. i
Epifanio Feliciano, otro de los
que sufrieron lesiones al desplomarse
hace peco ,un andaniio en- sttraBajos
de construction de un tanque para acei-
te de la Texas Oil Company, suceso
ocurrido en- la Playa de Guayanilla,
falleei6 en- el Santo Asilo de. Damas,
donde seile prestaba asfstencfa.
Tras viaje de placer a Yauco, otra
yez Sc encuentra aquf la distinguida
|sefiorita Carmen Nigaglioni. quien dis
fruta de inndmeras simpatfas en- esta
comunidad S
Desde MaTicao, donde trabaja Co
mo ministro protestante, ha venido a
Ponce de paseo nuestro amigo el Reve-
rendo Jose Santana, de la Iglesia Her
manos Unidos en- Cristo.
-El Club Deportivo de Ponce orga-
MIA unos juegos atleticos entire sus so
clos, para celebrates en- los terrenos
del Club Ell domingo % de mayo por La
tarde.
| Va estd alberta la matrfcula para los
que han de tomar parte en- elios.
Para esta noche ha convocado ell
Taller Benefico de Artesanos a sus So
clos, a fin de celebrar una asamblea ge-
neral en- que Sc trataran Y resoIveran
asuntos importantes.
LA policfa del puesto local ha sin
dicado ante los tribunales Enrique
Colon, presunto autor de un delito de
escalamiento realizado ell dfa de los
cursantes en- la pulperfa de Ramon Co
lon, sta en- el lugar MachueIito, de dom
de sustrajeron varios comestibles.
-Se encuentran pasando una tempo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25

-eI1E ECdrU11Ild " MdF1cdOslG I'll pFeclO
mas alto para este articnlo fue de
5000 en- Sabana. Grande.. En- el res
10 de- la Isla el precio promedio fluc-
ltut entire $3.50 y $500 quinfal. Las
co1oradas sc vendieron a $3.50 Quin-
tai en- Carolina, Cayey Y Aguadilla.
Ell precio mas alto fu6 de $11.5O quinl
tai en- Yauco En- ell resto de la Isla
el precio promedio fluctu0 entire $3.50
y $3.50 quintaI.
FRIJOLES. Donde mas baratO sc
vendi6 este grano fue en- San German,
que Sc vendi6 a $3.50 el quintal. Sc
yendi0 mas caro- en- Vieques, sea a
$3.50 quintal. En- el resto de la Isla
Ell precio promedio fluctu6 entire $500
" $500 quintal..
.GANDULES. Sc vendieron a $4.00
quintal en- Cayey Y a $3.50 en- Yauco.
EEi precio mas alto fue de 5000 quin-
|tal en- Toa Baja, Gurabo Dorado.
En- Ell resto de la Isla ell precio prone
f1io fluctu6 entire $500 y 500 quintal.
NAMES. Sc vendierou $1.75 .quin-
tai en- San Lorenzo y a $500 quintal
Ell Quebradillas, Corozal ' Bayam6n.
I'll precio promedio en- el resto de Ia
Esla fluctu0 entire $3.50 Y $500 quin-
tai. Ell precio mas alto fue de $500
en- Caho Rojo.
BATATAS. Sc vendlerOn ,$1.O0
auintal en- Carolina, QuebradilIas '
San Lorenzo. III precio mas alto fue
de $3.50 en- Yauco y San German. EN-
el resto de La Isla Ell precio promedio
flnctu6 entire $1.5O y $500 quintal.
4 YAUTIAS. Sc vendieron $1.25
quirtal en- San Lorenzo, Gurabo, Co.
rOzai y Carolina. Ell precio mas alto
|fue de $3.50 en- Yauco ' Cabo RojO.
En- el resto de la Isla el preciO prone
dio fluctu6 entire $50 Y $500 quintal.
GUINEOS. Ell precio mas alto por el
eiento de guineos fue de so centavos
en- Vieques y 70 en- Yauco. Ell mas
bajo fue de % centaYos en- AguadiIla,
Gurabo Quebradilias En- el resto
de Ia Isla el precio promedio fluctu6
entire 40 Y 80 centavos el ciento.
f PLATANos. Sc vendieron a $10o
y S1.75 el oiento en- Coamo. Ell pre-
cio mis- alto fue de s400 en- San Ger
imam ! $500 el ciento en- Cabo Rojo.
I'm 81 roefc 10 10 Fsfo al .,,n,.i., ,,,.S,..,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25

Ponce, abril 20. layer regresaFong de
Estados Unidos Ia respectable senora
Mercedes Perez yigda de SeralIss y sus
hijos don, Juan Eugenio ' sefio-
rita Mcrcedita, valiosos elementos de
nuestra s0ciedad.
Bienvenidos sean.
LA policfa detuyo aver a Jose We
lazquez, en- eumplimiento de una orden
de arresto Iibrada por el Juez Munich
pal de Ponce. en- processo por acometi-
.miento Y aggression.
Z. Aver por la mafiana. cuando iba
en- viaje de regreso, montado en- un ca
balIo, el indiyiduo Juan Rivera vaz-
.quez, vecino del Barrio.de Pellejas, fue
arrojado de la cabaldura, al espantarse
esta con ell ruido que producia Ia mar
cha de un auto-truck, que cay6 q la ca
rretera y un pie izquierdo le qued6 ba-
jo una de las ruedas del citado yehfcu-
10, si6ndole mutiIadOs los dedos del pie
izqnierdo.
Pc .le tfa1o ingres0 en- 81 Hospital
Tricoche.
Benito Cruz era el chauffeur que
manejaba el truck.
LA policfa ha detenido al menor
Francisco Rivera, de II amos, natural
de iJayuya, para someterle la Corte
Juyenil sindicadO de penetrar en- la re-
sidencia de Francisco Jimenez, calle
Reina. SO, hurtando cerca de 90 d6lares
en- plata ' billetes. Cuando fue dete-
nido solo lie restaban 10 d0lares 45 cts.
FL resto 10 habfa gastado en- compafifa
de otro menor, nombrado Rafael Ma
tOs, tambien de ayuya.
Aver embarco por San Juan para
Estados Unidos eI estimable joren don
Pedro J. Coyas, de ia raz6n social val
decillo Hermanos de esta plaza, yendo
accompanied de So gentil esposa.
Van de paseo Y nos placera verIos
pronto, contentos, entire nosotros.
Por los inspectores de sanidad lo-
Gales han sido aecomisados $50 Iitfos
de leche y 66 llbras de pan. Ell malas
condiciones para el consume.
Nos satisface podef registrar la
franea meioria inicIada en 4 estimabIe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25
B "A r r "A B AS

La c6cora de todas las demas peli-
cuIas que han lIegado hasta hoy a
Puerto Rico.
mo dele de yerla en- todOs los CI,
NESl
DON'T miss it!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-25

rada junto a sus distinguidos familia-
res RESIDENCES en- esta Perla del Sur,
los estimables esposos don Julio Pala-
clos y dona Catfn Ferrer, hoy elemen-
tos sociales de esa Capital.
Bienvenidos sean.
Con averfas resultaron al chocar
zen. la calle, Villa, esquina La Tore.
dos autos Uno propiedad de Luis
Arroyo y otro6 de Ismael Rodriguez,
.amPes YehfeulosF Ipanejadosi por sus
dueiOS.
Los policfas Luis Costa Purcell
E-Susanp Gonzalez Sc ineautaron de un
alambique que funeionaba en- el barrio
San Anton. de esta municipalidad,. que
sddiaesa ii poifcia pertehece a Fernando
Cora. decomisapdo unas sesenta me-
lliqs ,botsllsS % fsp iaa L Fesiaeneia de
1na,Il9as{c co,rs'pe''s'.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-22
YANKEES WILL FACE
BROOKLYN SATURDAY
tBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, March 22.-Intra-ur
strife is brewing down south where
New York's big league teams are get
ting in shape for the seasons long
grind. Brooklyn and the Yankees are
preparing to do battle on Saturday
and Sunday and the latter aggrega-
ton realizes it must perk up if the
team commanded by Wilburt Robin
son does not walk off with the de-
cision in each contest.
The American Leaguers tore thru
the New Orleans Pelicans yesterday
without much opposition, the minor
league pitchers having a liberal streak
and handing out passes without stint.
Brooklyn on the other hand came near
being defeated by the Louisville team
winning only by staging tremendous
rally in the 9th
Carl Mays has warmed what few
cookies there are remaining in the
hearts of the Yankee fans by pitching
fine ball during the afternoon.
Frank Frisch, the Giant second
baseman, has recovered from a wound
inflicted on him by the spikes of a
White Sox player last week and will
be in the game today against the In.
dianapolis American Association team
The Giants are almost ready to break
camp at San Antonio and begin their
long trek northward