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New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
40 Shots Fired in
Duel With Police;
Negro Held, Dying
Shoots at Wife, Injures Her
With Blow and Flees Five
Blocks as Officers Pursue;
Fights When Wounded

Afttr engaging IN @ pistol duel %
which fcr.y shots we're exchanged
while three policemen chased him FOR
five blocks through Harlem black
bel. yesterday. Freder ek Jones "a
twenty.four year old negro, fsll with
q bullet IN the back and was taken'
diving. 70 Harlem Hospital.
Jones's troubles started r'itn quar-
rel with his wife. Bertha, in their
tons at 22O3 Seventh Avonue. Ho fired
two sho.s al her and falling 90 score
With either. fell,~ her zith q blow
from the butt Il the weapon. Other
tenants ir che hu ldirg ard pcdestrians
poured into the hallway and entrance
and attracted the notice Of Patroiman
William H. Cannon. Who reached the
door IS Jones emerged, the revolver
still clutc-ed In his hand.
Cannon fired a shot 90 the fleeing
negro. Who returned the fro as be-
turned West into 1920 Street. The bu'-
let nieked Cannons left shoe. but
Jailed 70 stop him. ard the chase con
tinued % Eighth Avenue w Ga both re-
yolverS In use unti tie magazines had
been omptied.
Jones lodged behind stoop near
Eighth Avenue. Both he and the pa
t-olman reloaded and blazed away 20
each other again. Then Cannon was
by Patrolmen Franklin ard
GUILTY, who Joined in the chase un
Eighth Avenue when Jones lefl hil
hiding place and made FOR the corner.
The chase continued Tor two blocks
and then Jones fell With q bullet IRON
Quilty's revolver lodged in his baek.
Patro.man Franklin was the first to
reach him, bat the negro put up such
a stif fight despite bis wound tnat Dc
took tho combined effort o. the three
policemen 20 susduc him and get hm
into an ambulance. W. was placed 'n
the prison ward 20 the hospital and O.
charge Of fciouious assault was made
against him.
Mrs. Jones was treated Tor 'acera-
.!ons of the scalp by an ambulance
surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Passenger Ships Due
Due I0-dhF
-

.istaosn. Santa Marta Nov q; % Caitsc
Fruit GO with mails: i sxpectso 20 aoek
forcro9n Al Pier 10. z r tAaiden Lanel.
gv,sn. Tu-ks Isle Nov -; 20 clyde 3
90 with malls Is expected 20 dock a. PieT
a. .,,,.T,s fsr,. pton Nov 80. 70
-,fnsrs Z 8 % With MALE is expected 70
dock forenoon az Pier g. y u N"eSi
ao,,srdsra do; Tlyn.o.yg'h Nqy a. %
rs~tsd 70 dock forenoon a, foet Str st.
iiSSgfe Conte nes.o 1t). Genos i'oy iei 20 Lloyd
gsbauao Line with mails; 10 eEpeeted 70
do.s forenoon a. Pier 81. y K t"est
''en G.usspys 1, verd, gitl. Naples ,;ov -; e
Mcdonnell a Truda With insiis y ex2sgteSa s,S
Braza (Fr). Constan "A NOV > 70 James
~ yI~eu 4 GO with IN Ais. is expected 20
doek forenoon a. foot sigi Il. B,klyn.
70 IsS.qoi Psc,gs y'c % with nails. is sfpeetsd
- dcct Al pier Il. \ II CChristopheF AZ.
Due Tomorrow
President Flllrnore. Bremen Nov -; .
70 s Lines With malls. is expected 20 coek
ATE afternoon a. Pi'T ~ I; Hoe9NJs l,s Prov,sene.
,o Vsbre Line with malls. ~ expected 20
dock AZ foot 2ist a. Bklyn.
Esperan a. Havsna Nov ~. % q
10 dock afternoon - Picr 10 B'kiyn tnon-
Due sunday
Columbia. GiasEow. Nov 70 Anchor Line
Asriatic. liverpool. Nov 1t-W bite star line
Ispisnd. Antwerp. Nov 20. Red star Lins
F.4aoia. Tort Liron. Sov 20 unit Truii Co
Due Monday
Slime
stavar Eerf3ord. Bergen. Sov %
NorTrF rFiar American Line
Tvrrhenia Liverpool Nov .6..Curard , co
santa Elisa. Colon. Nov 17-W z Grace co
2uila, curacao, Nov % Blins. Deiiett Co
Fort Hamilton, Hamilton. Dec 2
Furneos, Withy CO
Due Tuesday
bayern. Hamburg. Nov %.
conrsntlaopis. Piraeus. Nov 3.
y G4i3nos z CO
vssa-4. mo 90 Janeiro. Nov II.
Lamport q Holt Lac
N''-- NY& Cuba Mall CO
Munamsr. Nusvitas. Dec ].
Hunsoa 8 S Line
Due Wednesday
Houerie. Southampton. Nov =.
RouSsnlon, HsvTe, Sov :5.....F French Lac
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Departures

HAMBURG. NOV s5-Aiarich fGsrl. sa-
vanT an. 18Th. Drant County fBrl Mon-
treal. Deuta hfeil fOesl. New Orleans
FALMOUTH %ov -s-crisheid. New
York
LEITH. nov .s-Kris;iaaiafjord CSor,.
New York.
GLASGOW. NOV .s-Tuisa. Charleston.
NiSO Nov 25-Edam (Df) ffrorl Rotte--
llml. New orleans.
MARsElLLEs Nov .J-giorla ds LAR! o.
laGa BE-. Charieffou
ALoiERs, Sov ass. Durs;aa fBr1.
Philadelphia
LONDON. nov 1f--Darbad!an frr,. New
York. soth. cry q Weatherford. Se- or
leans
shfELrS Nov .f-Heimar Morch fDan1
Wilmington. Offerdai fNorl Montreal
Dosira fBrl. Key West
sIiANC Hal Nov 2s-Prssident C!.ve-
land. Aaf Ffancirro
HoNGkoSG, nov 7r-West P-orue~t
San Fran isco; 1oth. Empress cf Rass!a
ihrl. vancouver.
HULL Nov 3s-Marsngo CBr,. v.r
York. larkhaven fDfJ Bosior.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Foreign Ports
CBy Cable
Arrivals

.HELsiSGVoHg. Nov ,i--AiH.ofa ,Sofl.
X1LBoRo. Nov sf-Ssva CpaHl. Cal
nRENEN. nov .,-Enlnghan. New or
H1MnuRc. Nov .s-Asuarigs. Nsv Or
Scans; EIufeia fGerl Nss orleans. -ith'
COPENIIA0ES. Nov ;s- Effolia tDanh
KAnHUs. 80, .s-coHgs tSo-1. Aoa-
Gttecow. Nov ss-Rsitraors Mnru
iTapl. Portland ore svnLho'u fNorl.
ROTTERDAM E1v gs-QuakcF City.
Leth. for Boston ON iowl.
ANTWERP. @or -t-sun2co tbeigl.
LivE.trooL sov .s-AsAiasuis C7r).
Baton Rouge
tEiTn Soy s,-gaVulin. nssias
Chafsr ger CBrl Montreal
SHANGHAI. Nov Nile (BrJ. sAn
Ffa-rifco fDr HorgEorE Patrick Henry
Galveston Aic.l Gus fbrl, NsW York. Pres
MhITA, N5v ,s-sisi,s 10 Montreal
ALEisch BAY Nov .s--Wssiefn Giea.
BAIGyiA. Nov .i-y,eh.agk tDp. sa-
BoRDEAux. Sov 2J-DAkhss,aa CBr).
View Orleans. Nevada frrl. Seattle
coRuNNA SOY z5-Lo Goa tBrL NeT
KOBE Hos .3-Apus. San Ffanereo.
IfAVKE. Nov .s--ecldea Gate fSoT',
NARvIK. Sov .s-Murorna sisru tJag'.
Esr rrsnrlac0 Tor Kobe. 1ist. q i Life
asIch fswJ - ahsra-
YoKoIANA. Soy :s-wssi gAesr. Port
laIf. Ore.
EAST LONDON. NoY Bcngus.a CBFl.
Montreal. Chinese Prince thrj. Sew YORK.
AOJi. Nov gI-Corserlc fBrj. san Pedrs.
uOSGkO&G. Nov .4-iyo Maru fJap1,
Seattle. Tascalufa fBrl san Pedro.
MANILA. Nov 1e-Prcfidcrt Wilson. gan
Francisco for HongkonE.
PLYMOUTH Nov 20-voisndara fD.l.
New F0rE for Bogiogfe and Rotterdam
and proceeded; 2sth. Antoaia CBrl. Men
rral
LONDON. Nov ec-ciiy Of wss,h.rford.
Sew orleans.
GRANGEMOUTH. Nov 2s-Iaokauanna
tBrl New YORK VIA Lon or
LEfTH. Nov i0-6evcrrmeds (Br1, New
Orleans VIA Hull
LIVERPOOL, Sov 55-Par.slana (Br),
Baltimore
HCLL. Nov 2s--Afrfka (Dtl. san Fran
cisco Fia Rotterdam for Copenhagsa.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

rreo 20 y Aiiarran Reef Nov -.
ririrrs zSr Amurosr Sqv ~ - =.
veeta aad barge soCoEy ~ 10 baE Fort
Hcilgar NOV %.
Vacuum ui NE Jupiter Nov ~.
wri q Warden it1 iatteras Ncr
Wflifaro 1859 \ san Francisco nov -
Wlflaolo no ~ Crirfobai Nov -.
W \ stesd 1if W sand Key Nov -.
walter Jennings ~ Alligator Aeef
Nov -.
West Casuak f1f Amtrons Nov 10
William Hurton 80 = Ambrose Nov -.
West inskfp 2 fs Tamrico Noy -.
WrfifrEf0u tf 4 HarurEat NOV -.
West fsiafa ff1 = Boston Nov -.
1veafport 1gs y by y cape Race Nov -.
West Arroa 1n1 " Tlsif et Nov "a.
west Cofnia so 4 = ntiand Nov 20.
" ert Sosska 80 = Boston Nov -.
2uiia i,ts1 3 tfahrof- Nov -.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Sailed Yesterday

Munsofno. los Algeies, Meiona tBrl,
Tauplco. Lucia litail. Mslta. lIalsa
Ger. Hamburg. Cone3o1, Coretantnople
via Philadelphia; Santa Ana. Csllsoi hellig
Olav DAM. Copelhsgtn; hraQahoe jack
Hilton. Boca Grsnces calabasas
Porto Padre. Telemachus tBr) Manila
,a, ro-foik: Eastern Olsde. cape .Towa {.
sssochuria. Hamburg Frieda. sabine. New
YORK. Port Arthur; City Of Eureka, SenoA
III Alrnfran-c. NeW Orlccnu; Ctty OF -
Z -o,,is savannah MunwOod. MatanEas
Cerro Ebano. Tampico; Republic. Antoie-
easta. Philadelphia. Baltimore Elizabeth
Norfolk West Conak. Bahia ~ hinneosto'
-. ..L
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Mexico Boosts
Tonnage Dues
ByNew Decree
Obregon Order of Nov. 10,
Just Published. Makes
Drastic Change in Taxes
on Ships Touching Mexico
Rate More Than Doubled
Mexican Vessels, However,
viii Only Have 10 Pay
Half Tax Put on Aliens

Tonnage dues for vessels touching a.
Mexican ports have been inersased 70
.iiehtiy more thar double their previ.
ous rate b. a decree istued By Presi-
len. Obregon on November 10 and Just
s.ade public here through the Mexican
lcrvice Bureau
By The new regulation ships coming
y and going out Of Mexican port on
. trlo Of which one call is In foreign
.e-risory will be subject 20 tonnage
lues both on entering and clearing. The
fses on either operation are now
lightly higher than they were Tor
-ouud trip under the regulations previ-
.u-lv In force. Vessels entering or
.aving port in ballast are 10 pay
ialf TIE dues of a ship with cargo, put
i rpcn eascs one operation must be
tn cargo.
Dues More Than Doubled
Foreign vessels coming into or leav-
Mexican port IN q coastwise trip
N also pay tonnage dues on each
.1eration, instead Of one due Tor the
sand trip as heretofore, The cues
We'd for ships under this elsssihea-
Io, will also be slightly higher for
gle operation than they formerly
ere for the round trip. lrahc dues on
reign ships engaged exclusively IN
vice between MeXiean ports are also
utled.
President Obreeon's new decree pro
les that ships Of from 1000 20 $500
.oss IONS entering IN ballast and leav-
k~N ~
I'm "a 70 IS per cent on round tup-
4 ross c.rrying cargo both ways will be
Z tesrcd an increase Of from lo5 70 lol
article .. Of Title Of the proelsrna-
ti8r states that Mexican ships coming
ir or going out on q foreign or coast
81 service trip shall pay half the
rates they would have 90 pay II they
we're foreign ships for the same opera
'io1s. Pleasure yachts entering or
clearing from Mexican ports are 20 pay
rhr same rates as foreign merchant
safos when the latter come in or 90
ll in ballast.
Exempt on Forsed Calls
Exemption from payment Of the dues
tipulated BE- provided Tor ships makihG
a forced call at q Mexican port, pro-
.fdel they do no commerce. Mexican
-essols entering or leaving on fishing
rips. Mexican vessels of not over 100
ton gross register, Mexican and for
gr varship ard ships exclusively
afp-red En- tho official service Of the
Ne acan government are also exempted
Ships engaged at the same time in both
rar-frn and coastsriac trade viii be sub
foet TO the payment Of the foreign
arvice dues only.
The Obregon decree OF November 10
.roerseder the tonnage tax decrease Of
Janrary : and July Q. 1857, ard the
decree of NAY "a. 1929, which have been
previously operative. The effect Of the
ncw order viii be principally felt by
Anr ricau and British companies en-
rasod IN exporting oil from Mexico,
ggcrs say.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Independent Wireless Tele'
graph Co.. Inc.

Absecon azE NE Cap. Henry Nov se.
Arfnando 40 Ambrose Nov 20
Calgaroi'.e 800 EsE Hatteraa Nov %.
East side feo Boston Nor -.
Elmer 1850 y Boston Ncv -.
I Boqtwick 1000 Il D. y Ambrose N9v -.
Nldd iesex , SE Block Island NOV 20.
Mount Carroll i.s0s + Ambrose NOV -.
Muusibro s Block Island Nov 90.
NunSomo 10 Scotland Nof 70.
NarciasuH 200 Z Charleston 2 Al NOV y
President Van Buren, ST. " Bishops Rock
Nov 20.
s,r asia lat 20 70 Ion 90 ~ Nov 90.
Tlv!vrs 2s5 Ambrose AoF 1o-
Westpcrt $50 J. by - cape Race Nof 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Jamaica Name Rail Arbiters

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 30.-Ihe
go.ernment to-day appointed s con
Citation board 20 determine the merits
u The dispute between the railways
and their employees over the question
Of a reduction in tho pay OF the men.
The strikers are 20 return 20 work
pending q hnal settlement Of the dis
pu-e. More than one thousand men are
~ .cted
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Maritime MISCELLANY

MONTREAL. Nor tt-canads'. tsa.
wheat crop Effected ysars shipusafs
through Lachirs Canal since April. 3udgiry
o. lrure1 obtained to-day. Durlf Novsfl-
hef hll9 s4A bushels Nhest unioadc1. max
pared With sIsSA5fs for 1911 Cora shl5.
r.rnft below last yfara Flrursa fcr lsfg
l1.lH. 90 1871. ts.f6Lsg3.
San FHAELIrco. Nov tt-Chfaa Asau
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Freight Ships Due
Agency
Due To-day


vssssL Port Agency.
.lodig. Bremen. Nov /.
American Heta,s Transport co
colismsr, Boraeau-' Nov ~. .,,,
Fastc re. Gibraltar. Nov Kerr CO
Nortoa Lilly A CO
Cisa. Dunkirk Nov ts. .Coanno poiitSn Line
Bacchus LsEhora. Nov 8. Three StHf Line
Eastern Tempest Hui. Nov 3.
London Mariner. Loaoon, Nov u.
Furness WitEy 4 co
Clsntarf. Lisbon. Nov 70. "A II BUl Z Co
L.nsasld. Gibraltar. Nov II.
EIstsr ciiy. Towsy' Sov -
oskrin. Cape T,rn. Nov !. II s NsviEs GO
Ripon, Aanzanilio. Nov q.
Lyoas Nsrv. Colon. NOy. IS.
Due Tomorrow
cseo Espartsi. Seville, New i7;Ibafra Lins
KEiantieT. Antwerp. Noy H.. Belgian Line
Due sunday
AzfiioohuS Gibraltar. Nov Is. Doo;h 9 S Co
pesaegen. Barcelona, Nov li..0arcia 4 Din2
Marie Mnersk. Shieidr NcT -.
IsbraldtBen. hoiisr 4 Co
Cacique, Colon. Sov Ptciac 3 5 Co
Iowan. Boston. Dec :. Limited Amer Liner
Dur Monday
city Of Beaslres Port said. Esv 9.
Fcach hurch. Gibraltar. Nov -.
James " Five. q co
iiunsn. Bahia. Nov II. ..Lamport a Holt
BoSWaii. Barbados. Nov 20. LamDCrt q Holt
Mort ltA. Los Angeles Nov 8.
Lurkcnbarh b Liaes
Sebrask2n. Colon. Nov 20 o.. aii Ar Lines
Due Tuesday
Archl1noccs, Manchester. Nov ..
Atlantic Transport Line
Brelz f1si Hsvre. NY ao..... French Line
D4crc Castle. AiEiera Nov i6.. Barber Lins
A Boat wick. Hamburg. Nov -.
sianiarc Oh CO
3 Q stray Corp
Orleans. Colon. New 11..Unncd An Lanes
Sudbury. Colon. Nov 81. United An Lines
Due Wednesday
Osss Aisxandrla. Nov Il .Ex,ort s s Corp
Tor5es. stsc1hoif-. Nov ~.
so s.rn- s 2 ccrr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
spain Opens Air Port

VICTORIA, Spain, Nov. So.-Nie-
.oria has been designated port Of ent.y
for airp ancs 4 m France and Eng
land. and the Minister of F.nanee has
directed that q customs house Tor this
purpose be established hero.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
City leland

hound South-Ropaiind (Bri st Johns
y Y. and HaiifaK for NcW YORK, % hoN
ing a 60. with CO pFa aud ndnc. Java
-. B'klyn.
hound East-sehrs ouaco Queen fbrl.
Perth Amb0y for 81 John. Hanran -.
New York for 0recnport. Hanuscc. lort
r.adiaE fos Nantucket Catter an-horell.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Marine Reports
raE rTDEs

wlnds sf Sea To-day
rsrt 0ulf--Frssh east and southeAnt:
generally cloudy.
west 0uif-Frssh southeast and south.
c,oudy.
carsbecaa Sea ard winAWart Passase-
Fresh and strong casyer1y ever north ard
moderate variable over south portion
parity cloudy.
North of Sandy Hook--IncfeasinE south
kad southwest. bscoming gales. unsettled
aud showers
sandy Hook 20 Hatterss-increassng
ahowarA
Hatiesas 70 Fioriea stra'ts-Moderate
70 frcsh east ana southeast. partly cloudy
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Patapsco Rangers Beat Yale

BALTIMORE. Nov. 5o.-Ihe Pa
;apseo Rangers, indicated leaders in
the Southehstern Soccer League, de-
fested Ya'e's yarrity team here to-
day, . goals 20 0.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Fire Record

Al LOSS
.. s--,s s,h av; Lace Clearing Hosss
-sss Rrssdvay Handle ana Mr. '4- ." e
s-isss b b way: anknOwi CnsaIfI slissi
sio-3aso 81. Raymond av.. the
Bronx. Louis IAngo. .-... Uzknowa
l,5-tt W. .iih a.; Goitsnsn Bros
tlS-ss W. "a ~: Abraham a cold
s,,-iis ". .s,h e.: Edrird Wa vI,,''
sls-,is ". ss,h a. peter Papa
is.us-Sis 2. ia ~: conaeii cesai.
,f.so-;s W. ssth a.; unknowa. rnknows
f5-(ss Cauld~en Ev.. The Bronx
Jack Evans ns-..-...-....-.....S .Siisht
s-FaYk view pi and Grand Con-
course, the Bronx unknewn.
ss-wes;ehsrtsr ara Waterbury
avs. tss Bronx unkneEn. ,9,l....-
.e-s,H "a sv.; Leuis Glass 60;
Ia Cannon o.. radOrs Brsgl-
,s-s ~ 81 itth a.: usfsors usSEers
-s-fs7 -. e6th e. Joseph Yer
,,,5 ~ c.5;r. n, ssssown. .uaksows
Slight
so-is ". sth g.. Martha Do@ssi
UnknoTn
.o--ifi Eari fisih a.. Hebrt~
SyrlEoGua .....st..-s ssfona
e-stcl Third av.. the brcun
szrah schschet. ..... - JnA7o"n
f0--lts West ftist e.. Ler-
relic 4 Osborne ........s .LnAno"a
fo--.t1d 81 and North River.
rrkhirt. unknown. ....- .-lrkno"a
rerns1 ..........,-.... Slight
Schroot ...........' ..... Unknown
iein Tiitz .-...-. .tnknovn
f-fe-f11 Madison av-, Leiasias
esctaurau- .stt.f.sstsi I-t,i-E
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mau information VIII be found
Travel PAGE. eighth column.
Sail Tn-dnw
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01
RESORTS
3 Us W AT ER

the Sea Rooms - ,ay. vesH
or raonth Addrsss:-Mra. A. s. Cooper
p. .. Boz 1ts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

Regular saUngs from CRlsToDAJ
20 WEST COAST ~ SOUTH and
CENTRAL AMERICA from hNo.
LAND 90 BRAZIL and ARuENfiAh
New-York tribune., 1922-12-01

special Reln sd Tares FOR
Rouad south america Tours.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
~ Los anuncics do este peri6dico
son Isidos pOr miles DE- personas que
.oman parte en- nuestro CONCURSo
HGindsnoa au anrncin bov mismo !.
'EDICTO

En- la COrte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico
Secci6n 1ra.-Estados Unidos de Ame-
rica, Ell Presidente de los Estados
: Unidos, SS:- No. 1278.-DECLA-
CION DE DOMINIC EX PARTE.
POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do 81 abogado Don Enrique Marquee
Huertas una mocion nombre de Lu-
ciano Marchant para que Sc declare a
su favor ell dominic de la siguiente fin
ca:
RUSTICA, radicada en- el barrio
"Espinosa" de Dorado con 73 cuerdas
68 certimos, equivalentes % hec-
tareas, 95 areas; 81 centiareas; que
colinda por el Norte con Venancio
Santana, Maria Jesus Montanez y su-
cesi6n Conception; por ell Este y Sur
con Mr.. Arturo Hutton; y por ell Oes-
te con Gabriel Hernandez, Claudio
Gonzalez y Dolores Navarro; conte-
niendo una casa de MADEIRA, y techo
de zinc, valorada en- 100000.
POR TANTO, Y habiendose ordena-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
e. LEADER" FlCISTl
TALIAHO

nciio Nus-liui imsdna.sr 3 lia,s
d'a i,ariido ru,ifa que ha ncgado 81
lHslof un liilla. rs humllre d. e. aiios
d. ,siH ilalsieudosc disliuruiao IN "a
carrTn raliioa par "a ssicrgia. carhr
ter suggestive, atraccion personal > ~
clocuclcia podcrosa.
In "a trmprana juvenipe1 f6t un
socialisia rerolucionario Bi,l,nto. llc-
cando nj pucSlo De dircter del gran
aiario social.Sia AraHii l.
Cuando Ia guerra iuvo Nigarldad
de cr'ii"iio con Ia politica del prsaid6
spcialiSia. purquc ~ favorecia arloro-
samcutc In rn;ra;,a de Italia cn favor
de : aliados, teniendo que ahando-
mar diciia dire ci6n fundar el diario
PopOl0 d'Ifalid.
Fu6 De los primcroS voluniarinS que
So alistalaN para la guerra hajo cl
pclelldn italiano. habiendO rccibido
mas de 80 heridaS distimtas cn los
campos de batalla.
DeSputs Dc la gucrra Il organize an
parti.'o con les cX-soladad0S para com
bGtir los SGcialiStaS Y comuniStas.
tcni"ndo para esta fc,ha mas de dos
min mes de pariidarios. Sc le acusa
de qnercr cStablccar una forma de 60
bierno republicano en- Italia.
j.: presencia de Mussolini en- In df-
recci6n del Ministerio italiano signi-
flea I'M resiO mnro de cOntenci6n pa
IN los revolucionari0s extremistas. pc
70 Sc considera.,tambiGn ccmO nm pc
ligro en- los asiirtos internacionales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
HOTEL MALLORCA

Este Hotel Ia sidO cOmpletamsntR
refOrmadO para In eomOdidad de su
buena elienteIs, situadO en- el sitiO
meiOr , mas fresco de Ia eiudad y
pr6ximO al eOrTeO. bancOs, y Ohcin2s
de EegOeiOs.
Sc admiten abOnadOs . preeiOs n6-
dic0s.
HabitaeiOnes freseas v0ntiladas.
Servicio esmeradO.
Gale Tetu$n No. 8, Tel. No. 1874.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
BASE B ALL
LA. NoTA DEL DIA.

Chuch1 Figueroa, tercera base de
la escuela Labra, sc comport6 inco-
rrectamente en- un desaffo llevado a
efecto en- los terrenos del Boys Chari-
ty School, entire esta escuela Y la La
bra.
En- presencia de SUI principal de
su Instructor Atletico,- lanz6 pelota-
'zos dirigidos hacia ell pdblico que pa
ga SUI dinero por yer esta clase- de
juegos.
Entire la inmensa concurrencia que
asisti6 este desaffo, Sc encontraba
infinidad de niflos pertenecientes a la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
LA BELLA REVISTA
%MUNDTAL"

Por 81 "Montevideo" han negadO 9
nGmeros Dc Ia ssplSndida Rsvista
'Mundial". que Sc pubica en- Madrid,
con Ia mas franca aeogidA del pnblicO
no solo On Espaha, donde tan bellas re.
Vistas 50 haeen, Sino de todos los paises
do lsngua espahola.
'Mundial" desde el primer momeuto
So puso a la cabeza de todas Las publ
caciones iIustradas, y conserya ese pues
to, haciendo que cade ndn..ro que sale
sea superior al anterior. Estos cuatro
ndmeros que nos ha trafdo 81 Gltimo
correo do Espa6a, SON una cSsa de6ni-
tiVa.
Nuestros lectores recordar&n que Ia
Casa Cantero, Fernandez Inc, es Ia
agents exclusive para Puerto Rico, de
ia Revista "Mundial"D 81 semanario
mas artistico que We Ia luz en- lengua
espahola.
Precios dc suscripci6n $226 trimes.
tire, pago anticipate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22

na-T77yr na-77 IN que el seryicio de dfa de no
che resulta algo deficiente en- esta po-
blaci6n y, sus campos. Los dos cabos
trasladados son Juan A. Martinez V
Colon Rosich.
Juan Veles:
Otro de los progresistas j4venes CO.
merciantes de Aguadilla, es el amigo
don Juan Velez, quien debido SUI
gran espfritu emprendedor clarfsi-
ma inteligencia, ocupa va puesto pro-
minente en- ell comercio en- esta pobla-
ci6n. Su establecimiento de ropas es
'uno de los mas amplios mejor mon
tado, debido tambien las simpatfas
de que Ell to1a esta comarca disfruta
el amigo, su esplendida tienda Sc .ha
hecho de un gran credito de una
cilentela numerosa, pues ell estableci-
miento nunca Sc We vacf6. Congratu-
lamos por todo clio al amigo estima-
dfsimo Juan Velez, por sus sefalados
eXltoS EN- las luchaS del comercio en-
Aguadilla. A
EI ndmero dedicdd0 a Arecibo:
Ha merecido los mas ,calidos elo-
gios Y Ell todos los cfrculos intellectual
Hes progresistas en- estap poblaci6n,
Sc ha comentado muy acknowledgements,
la esplendida edici6n grafiea que Ell
|IMPARCIAL ha dedicado la cultfsi-
ma ciudad de Arecibo. Els un alarde
de cultura periodfstica brillantfsimo
del gran diario, que dfa por dfa va ha-
ci6ndose aquf de s6lidas simpatfas Y
de un rr6dito merecidfsimo. Felicita-
mos, Arecibo Y al amable Y brillan-
tie Director de Ell IMPARCIAL senior
Perez Losada, por este resonante triun
TO del periodismo en- Puerto Rico. Cree
mos que Aguadilla debe tomar ell ejem
Iplo de la progresista Villa del Capt.
tan Correa.
Mario MORALES.
Aguadilla, Nov. 20, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-22
LOS sREs. DE sANJAUME
Aguadilla, Nov. 20, 1922.

( A bordo del vapor San Lorenzo, han
llegado esta maiana, despues de un
delicioso viaje por Europa, en- plena
luna de miel, nuestro estimado amigo,
Ell joven y distinguido comerciante de
Fajardo Sr. Sanjaume y su gentil es-
posa Julieta Lopez, de la mejor So
ciedad de Puerto Rico.
Ell senior Sanjaume es uno de los
miembros mas valiosos entire la ju-
ventud de la Colonia Espahola en- la
Isla.
Nosotros tenemos para los senores
de Sanjaume I'm saludo muy afectuo-
50, v celebramos su arribo a esta Is
la, donde son tan generaImente esti-
mados.