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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Considered rs = Regular End. an Injury
To HIS Arm Puts The Danper
On bison Hopes
Mystery Surrounds Tho Camp Of The
Invadsrs-Reports Indicate Them
TO be Good and Fast

The Bethany Bison will probably e.
TT the game Saturday with Morris
Harvey minus the services OF Floyd Col
lcr who has been considered one OF the
regular ends. This m as a result OF
an Injury to Golfers knee which Is one
from two years ~ aggravated by the
recent tough scr!mn1ecs on the Bethaay
campus Collier - I senior and has
played three years with the EtsVnS.
He PLAYED his first year ~ fullhack
and the last two years substituted AT
guard and tackle. ~ one time last
season when ne Bison coaches were
short Of terminals Golfer was given 4
Try az that position and since that time
raS started every gam" at that 7o@!-
ton. winning himself recognition as one
a.: the hes, men to have held down 4
wing position on the team foc some
time.
Mystery Surrounds Camp
Mystery IS the word that describes
TIC silence which seems 10 surround
Morris Harvcy's camp. Beck has said
,i;tle excep. that MS team Will average
10 and IS good. Beck doesn't talk Il
way unless he knows Z. In a converse
;'rn last spring he was loud II MA
praises OF Shannon. I haif5ack on his
cam. Shannon went great guns for
:he B~arboursv.lic aggregation last year
and will undoubtedly repeat this sea-
son. Morris Harvey Is attracting quite
q yood dea, Of Interest among Bethany
fans. Though the TWO colleges nave
met a number os times on the diamond.
This is their first meeting on the grid
ron. The baseball meetings have not
s;,:avs been TO Bethany'S advantage
either for no longer * than JUST last
Norii the BecEeih.!mer crew took over
the Green IN one Of the TWO game series
played.
Good Defensive Team
Beckelhe.mer will have a good de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
ISLAND T0SSERS MEET
CRACK BELLAIRE CLUB
Regular League Games VIII Follow d.
rectly After tho Match with
Ohio Team.

The Islar.d Horse Shoe league repre-
scniatives will meet the Bel!aire Ringers
this evening on their home courts at
Bridge park. The games are scheduled
10 start at $50 O'Clock prompt. The
Island aggregation will meet another
dark horse tonight as the averages and
standing Of the l~icllairc club is not
known TO the fans IN this district but
reports from the Ohio Side make II
clcar that the visitors will be tough.
The Matches.
'rancis-SChafcr VS.. Hall-StranEhn.
Carroil-SimpsUn vs.. lfalliday-Good-
win.
G,aSs-CaSc VS.. Heil-Rolf.
Bcll-McGce W. Lrdwig-West.
III regular league Eamcs fonow
Er~uhn-iSaucr vs.. Parkcr-Lewis.
Tyrcl-Wallcr vs.. Schafcr-Campbcll.
NctZucr-pctcrson vs. S~impSon-Case.
Gabriei-SturEcOn vs.. Meidle-Mor%an.
Graham-Ward vs.. aimmcr-Whitham.
RrOwn-McGec VS.. Fullcr-Bc!l.
Carro!l-Hawkins w. Glass-Rarkes.
Moura-Ncwlin ~. Ltpphardt-Francis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Y. LEAGUE To
MEET OCTOBER4
SESSION WILL BE HELD AT Dill
LoNvALE. O., ACCORDING TO
PRESIDENT PHILLIPS.

The last meeting Of the Ohio valley
Intcr-citv baseball league will be held
on Thursday evening. OFT. 4. at Dillon
Vale. -. according to George Philips
president Of the league. At this time
the silver trophy won by the DillonNale
Indians will he presented to the mana
ger Of the team.
According to Mr.. Phillips. the Indians
are making elaborate preparations LOT
all of the team managers and officers
who will attend the meeting. a large
amount of business Will be taken up
and disposed Of at the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
JOHNNY GALLAGHER
IS TRAINING HARD
Local Boxer Working Out Daily Getting
n Shape 70" Bout at Steu-
benville.

John Gallagher. crack Wheeling box
q. is hard at work taking off a few
extra pounds and polishing up his
stuff" getting ready for rs hout with
"kd' Bonnet at the next S~tcubenville
american Legion Show at Stanton Park.
Stcubcnvillc. johnny Is around the $40
mark now and expects tn he down 10
tho required weight by the time Of the
bout.
Gallagher Is working out daily with
such mon for his partners as Wild Eli
Harrison. heavyweight champion of the
Y. NJ. {. \. Tournament held recently,
Wally Samn. m!ddlcweight and Charles
Koseuth. the sensation of the tourna-
mcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
YANKEES TO WOODLAND

The Yankee A. {. baseball team VIII
journey to Woodland TEXT Sunday.
where they will battle the strong team
OF that place In a double header. Both
teams will IN all probability close their
1922 season on this date. All Yankee
players are requesed 10 get IN touch
with the manager go as 70 nah ar
rangements for their transportation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
REX THEATRE

The charming Mary Dague in East
Is Vest has given tho Wheeling pub
lie much to talk about this week. A,
every performance the theatre has been
packed and all who have seen the re-
markable play say 1t is good. Miss
Dague has securely launched herself
IN this play. and many people will come
again TO see her, should she appear
after his week. The costumes. play.
and part. have started Miss Dague OF
with n bang. and We all wish Miss
Wheeling" success. Next week. The
Marriage Question and the "Fall Fash
ion Show" Monday matinee. Monday
and Tuesday night. Two shows for one
price. All the leading merchants viii
take part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
MGRAWS HISTORY IN BASEBALL
ONE Of THE BRIGHTEST IN GAME

McGraw broke into fas; company. lHt''
more than 4 year after his entry ~ the
professional ranks. His iirst season he
warmed the bench. but IN 1872 Neil
I~Ianion. the Orioles new manager. tried
out John Joseph at second base and
then shifted him to thtrd where he
gained 4 reputation. Third base was
his position.
Recognized as Peer.
McGraw has always been rccoSn'ac"
rs the peer % any who preceded or TO-
lowed him At the hot corner. nv
particular fort bling the ttcld!nSS %
hunts. He was = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$50 hitter and tas, on the paths. if:S
individual playing was one ~ IN" t'c-
tors IN the success Uc the Old Orioles.
With WILDER; Robinson, formerly -
the Giants and now manager Of the
BROOKLYN team. McGraw WIS sold % tic
81. Louis team IN 1900 for '~lS.0Ho. T;otH
players were ili-plcas"d and hen IN"
American League reared Its mead IN
1890 the Giants present :r"ni"r aligned
himself with Ban Il. Johnson.
II" went hack To Baltimore and ORGAN
lied a team that was on" Of the most
%rnpuIar in tn. history "t tie game. Eut
In 1909 NcGrIw u johnson came u"
tho ra"ti!.f ii he ways AMI IN m."-
season n. i~;Iit;;n"T" team was :" us
ihI; "MugSy' t""h Of his
sp!kcd shoes and thIj tN'}
wer" on Iii" shelf G"r "E"r.
\, that time the lac Andrew Freed
man was so:rowsL 10y III" 'r"r'a'." -
The Slow-Coiur Giants. tn" ',Hm IA" own
ed. McGraw was recommended I" huN
and was hired. taking the holm IN July
and remaining in Char@" since.
Game Has Grown.
TIL. game has grown biC-in Me-
Graw's professional time. When ne
came 10 New York the old Polo Ground"
seated l9.GO0. now il is 5000 and 4
third tier to the ~crandStand Is TO be
added next year. Mc'iraw''S life is In
surcd for $lnn, 0"h and he owns 4 fair
share OF operating c"mp1nN'S stock.
The standing o. his club under his
management Is shown by this table:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
new HAVEN WON

New Haven. Conn. Sept. II New
Haven. Eastern league champion 'or
1879. won the three game series from
baltimore. International league pen
mint wtnnr. by taking today's game s
to s. scoring all rs runs tn the ninth
inning with two out.
Going into their half OF the inning
tho locals were behind. o to S. with fe"
coneed!ng them = chance with the
crowd already beginning to pour out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
BEARCATS vs. D. WIS.

The Bearcats of McMechcn Will meet
D.. W. football team sunday after
noon on the Tunnel Green grounds. The
game Is scheduled TO start at 3 o'clock
sharp. All Bcarcat players arc request
ed TO report this evening for practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

Wheeling remains Idle this weekend
but coach Stohhs IS keeping tho boys
hard at practice. Yesterday saw the
squad ro through a long signal drill and
other light work. The boys are grad
ually recovering from their soreness and
bruises received in last weeks game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
PLAZA THEATRE

Riding at whirlwind speed. Jones
swept his audience along with him Into
the land Of surprises and thrills in his
latest Fox p~hotoplay. West Of Csi-
cago." which Is now showing to packed
houses at the Plaza all week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
HEAT STANDS
BUT BETS ARE
DECLARED OFF

Columbus, o. Sept. 27.-(Ry The As
s"ciatcd I'rcSsl-Atter declaring the
fourth heat OF the EOS tro. no heat.
because they "uled thai the drivers
were not trying. Judges at the local
Grand Circuit meeting late today, dis
covered they had exceeded their author
- and ruled that the heat would stand
a. III" horses finished. but all bets on
the heat were declared off.
The heat was won by Escotillo. trot-
riaE the mile in $50. Escotillo. Nc
ErcEOr tho Great and Main Lick, turned
the first quarter III Il jog III 80 seconds
and TO ia" half in LIS. but they raced
home IN The last half.
The eos pace also went four heats
before il VA, won by Miss Mary. The
hrowa mare took the third and fourth
LcatS and race. II. W. Maloncy won
the first heat and WAS leading III tn"
fnurlh wh"n h. broke. Wrack won the
ecOnd heat.
Victory for Geers.
Pop ,;ccrs. the veteran horScman.
making his irsc start "f The local meet
today. drove Mtladn Guy To 4 str;tiGht
heat victory IN the 2:l2 tr"t. limited
t. ,h~rc"-yrrr-nld trottcrS. Chop Su'Y.
the Iayuri'r. finished second. losing the
!r>t h,a' by Il nose.
.Nhhr pale. tavoritc IN the Arch CITY
s2.00n stake for @:ln PAGERS. broke IN
the FIRST heat md finished eighth. Rob-
,rt Dir"r.. In wiuaiH. the hct IN 2:u@'i,
lowered his record and ~"Iun'Ivd tho
mark for the event. The event record
was broken in the second mile. whch
Able Dale won IN col i. ana III taking
tho ;hird mile race he cQualled this
time.
1s... -. 7 see IN1hn,it- Fi'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

find that I can work in the laundry oil
through the time and do my housework,
too. Last month l was go surprised at
myself to be up and around and feeling
80 good while before | used to feel COM
pletely ~lifeless. I have told some of the
girls who work with me and have such
troubles to tryLydia E. Pinkham'sVege-
table Compound, and I tell them how it
has helped me. You can use my testi-
monial for the good Of others. Mrs.
BLANCHE SILVIA, So Grant St., Taunton,
Mass.
It's the same story-one friend telling
another of the value of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
BRIDGEPORT WOMAN
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frances Bartck, 80 years Old. OF
Eridgcrort. died at the Ohio Valley Gem
cral hospital yesterday morning AZ 1920
o'clock following an operation ten days
ago.
Mrs. Bart"k was admitted TO the ho%-
pital on September ; and underwent nm
operation several days later. BESIDES
her husband. Louis Bartck, she IS SUE
vivcd by several children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

troubles th4t women
sometimes have,t
my doctor ordered
me to stay in bed a
week in everymonth
It didn't do me much
good, so n day after
talking with a friend
who took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound for
about the same trou-
bles | had, I thought
I -ou1d fp,, II oiao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
DOES LAUNDRY
WORK and
HOUSEW0RK TOO
Surprised to Find Her.
self Feeling So Well

Taunton, Mass. -'Iused to have pains
in my back and legs 50 badly, with other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
Marsh Out Again

Word was given out yesterday h
Lawton Marsh. the Bowling Green. o..
lad who has won two letters N football
in the last three years. will don the
moIeskinS and make a try for his Ctl
job q, the center Of the line. Marsh
practiscd only one day after returning
20 college this year. lie was forced TO
retire from preseason practice because
Of the aftersfrCcts Of an on, ration 70"
toaS!l.;is. MARSH has fully recovered
now and within the neX, few days viii
probably be Kidding strong for the old
time berth. His services com" AZ Il very
acceptable time hccauS" Of tn lack OF
material for the ptvo; position. Marsh
has underStudicd such cc&tcr$ 4" En-
Capt. Denny" Hughes and "GuCk'
Bailey. fie has had ample experience
and has participated in enough big
games so that he knows how I" handle
himself and the ball. THIS addition To
she squad gives the bison mentors five
ccnters 70 pick from for the Morris
Harvey game. These five are Mayer,
Townsend. Barr. Marsh and Hess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28
MAY LOSE SERNCESOF
COLLERM NORRIS HARVEY CANE

tens!ve team. His iinemon arc husky
and he has had most Ns them for Two
years or more. Beck has always been
kHown as I good defensive coach and
with a squad which has been under HIS
methods for TWO years can be expected
20 offer some vea, opposition = The
B.sonS offensive.
Then too. there il aH"thcr back on
jhc down state team 'i Will have TO
D" reckUmcd with. j. RczzuN!c"
the same lad who play IN the Bethany
team It 1919. "Kczzy" il 4 speed boy
and has improved a great deal over the
days when he wore 4 Bison QUIT. He
has iw" more years of experience and
viii! undoubtedly show some real 'laSs
his Saturday. Aside from Rely none
OF the Morris Harvey outfit have APP
peared on 4 Wheeling gridiron.
yesterday and Morrow are Sparing no
efforts to get the squad IN Al shape
and are expecting to show the Wheeling
followers a we'll gr"omcd team when
they put IN appearance day after to-
morrow,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-28

The third corner or the eternal IT
angle" Is evc square
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

clara sin lugar la moci0n sobre edic.
tos, pOr ser insuficiente ell affidavit
dc meritos. .
Gabriel Guerra. Nee. v utilidad
La COrte ordena que por ell Secretario
sc entregue al pe~ticionario La suma
existente Ell Secretarfa.
Aurea Rivera VS. p. r. Railway
Light & Power Co. Danos v perjui-
clos. A moci6n del taqufgrafo, la Cor
tie lie cOncede II pr6rroga de 30 dfas
para radicar la transcription dc la evi
dencia.
p. r. Leaf Tobacco Co. VS. J. E.
B%enedicto. Tesorcro de P. r. Dew.
contribuciores. A mOci6n de la de.
mandante, Ia Corte lie concede una pro
rrOga de ochO dfas para presentar SUI
alegato.
Jose Garrido TabOada VS. Manuel
Fald. Rescn. de contrato. A mOci6n
del dcmandante-apelante, Ia Corte lie
concede n pr6rroga de 20 dfas para
radicar la exposition del case.
Rafael O'Ferral. Aut. judicial. La
Corte ordcna que por ell Secretario Sc
entregue al peticionariO $4,000.
Municipio de Fajardo VS. Henry
Axtmayer ct. al. Cobro de pesos. e
casos). La Corte decreta ell asegura-
miento de la efectividad de la senten-
cha
Maria Ange VS. Augusta Selosse Dol.
lin. DivOrciO. La COrte ordena que
por ell Marshal sc requiera al deman-
dadO a pagan In pension alimenticia,
Y que consigne en- Secretarfa 500 pa
"a honorarios de abogado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
E04a SGGddl PinHa dc IA C01 dc DiSTtO
S%enalamientos y Resoluciones

| promoventes Y demandantes en- estos
casos que anteceden, la Corte ordent
ell traslado de los mismos al 20. Distri
to de In Corte de San Juan.
Cirilo Villalba VS. Epifania Alvarez
Divorcio. Celebrado ell juiciO en- re.
beldfa de In demandada, Ia Corte de.
clar0 con lugar Ia demanda v deere.
to ell divorcio.
Maria Dolores Ayuso VS. Miguel
Coll. Divorcio. Igual al anterior. ,
Lucia Pineiro Rodriguez VS. Victo-
rio Jaime de JESUS. DivorciO. Igual
al anterior. 4lY%swSE
Antonio MarrerO VS. Josefa Marie
ro. Divorcio. La Corte Ordena que
la demandada sea emplazada por me-
do del Marshal de la Corte Municipal
de Bayam6n.
The Boath Packing Co. VS. r. +.
Sobrino Y Hno. Cobro de giros. La
COrte dict0 orden en- este case para
que Sc expida comisi0n para tomar
deposiciOneS al notariO pGblicO Ho-
ward Digs, de Baltimore, Maryland.
e. U. A.
Pablo Jose Colon Rivera. Dominio.
La Corte declara justificado a favor
del prOmovente al dominic de Ia fin
ca descrita en- Ia resolution.
Jose Hernandez FiguerOa. DOMINIC.
Igual al anterior.
Injunction. La COrte dict6 una orden
ito show" cause en- este case contra los
demandados, V sehala la comparecen-
cia para ell Z de julio a las 8 a. m. y
admite la cOnsignaci0n hecha.
Francisco Belfrit VS. Ralph D. Day.
Dafos V perjuicios. La COrte dict0
orden teniendO a Ia demandante por
allanada a Ia mOci0n de elimination
del emplazamiento, ordenando sc libre
eve emplaZamiento.
Emilio Ruiz VS. Rafael Ruiz. Ali
mentos. A moci6n del demandante,
III SoItC IL COuCcuc una pAOlAoSU uC
10 dfas para radicar la exposition del
case.
Victor Olivo VS. Ricardo Davila &
Co. Daios Y perjuicios. A moci6n
del demandante, la Corte ordena al
taqufgrafo haga una transcription de
la evidencia en- este case, a los 'efec-
tos de la %apelaci6n.
Tulsa Astacio Colon VS. Federico
CASTOR Urbar. Divorcio. A mOci0n
lie Ia demandante, la Corte ordena la
citaci0n del demandado por medic de
edictOs.
Gloria Vale Rivera VS. Rafael Ma
ria Rivera. DiyOrcio. La COrte de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

gran corpulencia, utilizada para com
batir al leon, al toro salvaje y al ona-
gro.
En- Grecia sc afirma Y sc alarga CO.
mo ell ejemplar que figura en- ell mu-
SEQ de Louvre; en- Roma, es ell fiel
guardian de la casa, y en- la Edad Me
dia guarda ell mismo significadO, CO.
mo 10 demuestran las piedras funera-
les. Els en- ell R~enacimiento que Sc
aprecia su forma y SUI belleza. FL
Veronese 10 coloca en- primer plano,
v Enrique III page 100000 escudos
por un "barbet' de oriente, que Sc la
ma Tit, ell que junto a sus compane-
ros Mimi Y Liline, guardaban ell sueno
del soberano, mordiendo la oreja del
dormil6n que ~prolongaba 10 que lie CO.
rrespondfa de guardia.
Existen categorfas entire los perros,
como entire los hombres. Los canes
CRISES de San Luis, descienden dc una
pareja trafda de Egipto por Luis XII
los Deportes Y los Oudry, son u pin
torres oficiales Marghise Y Helena, de
Madame Seniqu6, fueron c6lebres Y de
rancia nobleza Y asf los ~javaneses,
King Charles o los lanudos malteses.
Madame de Ponpadour, hace salu-
dar a Constance, como a n gran da-
ma, v la princeSa de Cont decfa ale
gremente:
-Vean ustedes que encantO, como
mi perro pone su mano en- la pata de
mi marido...
Luego los artistas cOnmueven a las
gentes con los perros herofcos; perro
del ganadero, guardado entire los bra
EOS rObustos que hacen a un tempo
fuego; ell del regimiento, el del Gle
go; el perro del %cOndenado, celebre es-
tampa que muestra a un cruzcO bayo
cualQuiera, haciendose matar por SUI
amo Y toda serie de dramas caninOs,
reproducidOs eli telas sentimentaloi-
DIES.
Los grandes animalistas del siglo
XIX, han pensado en- Ia verdad Y en-
la vida. Decamps, por ejemplo, los
comprendc Y los reproduce en- toda la
fuerZa dc su belleZa Barge el mas
profundo poeta que Sc haya conOcido
en- la Interpretation de los animales
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

Zen6n Conception VS. Julio Gonza-
Leg. Injunction. A moci0n del de-
mandante. Ia Corte ordena al taquf-
grafo haga Y prepare la transcription
del record de este case a los efectos
de Ia apelaciOn.
Manuela Quinones Cabezudo Y otro.
Rescin. de contrato. La COrte dict0
orden en- este case aumentando a $780,
COO la fianza de los ~demandados para
~levantar la orden de prohibition de
enagenar.
Tornado Rodriguez VS. Esther More
no. Divorcio. Ampliada la prueba.
la Corte declare con lugar la demanda
V decret6 ell divorcio entire las parties
Jaime Fontanet. Dominic. Ra-
mona Hernandez Algarfn. Ad. judi
cial. Tomas Rivera RohOna. Domi-
MO. Gabriel Segura v Otro VS. Angel
Viejo. Reivindicaci0n.
Elias Quihones VS. Domingo Correa.
Rec. dc contratO. A petici6n de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
JUNO 80.

DR.. Jaime Rivas VS. Herederos de f
Morales. Cobro de servicios. A mo
ci6n del %demandado Joaquin Morales
In Corte lie concede una pr6rroga dc
10 dias para p%resentar In exposition
del case.
Manuel NJ. Ginorio VS. Maria Julia
Ramos. Pr6stamo hipotecario. La
Corte ordena Sc requiera de pago a
In ~demandada.
Juan Lopez Acevedo VS. Com. de la
Policfa. La Corte senala Ia continual
ci6n de la vista de este case para ell
{ de julio a las 8 Il. m. V notiffquese
a las partessF
Sues. de H.. Nillamil VS. Jose del Rio.
Cobro de dinero. La Corte dicta re-
soluci6n, lteniendo a la d~emandante
nor desistida de esta acci0n, sin espe-
cial condena de costas, Y ordena Ia
cancellation de la fianZa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
|nfOrmG del captain
HuTtadO al JGfe
Bennett

Report annual sometido por ell Capt.
an Hurtado al Jefe de la Policia In
sular sobre sus trabajos en- ell dis
rito de San Juan durante ell ano eco
|n6mico %1921-1922.
Arrestos por differences
|d~elitos, 1888
Arrestos por mandamiento
de las c%ortes, 915
Pr0fugos capturados, 5
Arresto de requisitoriados, 5
Suicides, 9
Tentativas de suicide, Al
Armas prohibidas ocupa-
'das, 316
Prostitutes arrestadas, 772
Alambiques capturados, 1913
Litros de bebidas ocupado
differences clases), 1889
Memories arrestados, Sc
Valor de la propiedad re-
Icuperada por la policia, $1,7OS.2O
Multas impuestas por las
cortes en- denuncias presen-
tadas, $~34,611.50
Policfa del Distrito:
Jefes de Distrito, 3
Sargentos, 3
Cabos, 6
Guardias, $50
N. de la R.
Entire los $1,7O8.2O que ha recupera-
do la p~olicia, como valor de la pro-
piedad robada no estan Includes los
$4,000 de las doce gallinas que lie ro-
baron de SUI Residential en- Miramar a
nuestro companero Sr. Lopez Zarate,
las cuales Rios Carrillo dice que bus
co como aguja...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
AGUAS' De
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
81 la dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funciones de su est6mago y su
higado no estan regularizadas,
pruebe Ell aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podia
listed digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles de personals reciben, yendo a
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha de
recibirla listed igual! Pruebe una
s6la botella. De vcnta en- Farmacias
y Hoteles.
Sc solicitan agentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
FL perro a traves del Arte'

Ell perro aparece en- la antigua me-
cropolis egipcia, pr6xima a Tebas, en-
las pinturas Y esculturas que ornan la
tumba de los faraones Y 10 adverti-
mos en- MINNIE, sobre los bajos relie-
YES de granite o terra cocida. Pero
es entonces una bestia formidable, de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

en- rCDosO o en- mOvimicnt0, ha dado
la nOta mas alta despuGs de los gran
des maestros asiriOS v la c~aricatura
no ha despertadO el mas mfnimo ges-
to, al comentar alegremcnte la vida
mas o emo extraordinaria del ami
go del hOmbre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11
Pinturas
"CERTAIN TEED"

Calidad - precic - Servicio
ROLAN, TEJEDOR & DE HOSTOS
Box 1856. Tel6fonos 396 y 200.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-11

Distributors de Automobiles. Ell preciO tan bajO a que vende-
mos estOs carrOs, les Ofrece una oportunidad sin parallel para
cOmprar "PREMIERS" para vender Embellishments. No tarda-
ran mucho EN- venderse; aproveche cablegrafandonos hoy mismo
pidiendO detales Y preciOs.