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New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Sets New Record.

R. H. Whitney Of Harvard, estate- ,ished a new dual meet record Of K o-5 seconds for the 1so yard hurdles and will bear watching Tn the inter -collegiates
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
LONG JIM BARNES
 SEEKS ENGLISH TITLE
National Open Golf Champion VIII
 Try to Win British Event oh June n2 and 33.

New York, May l5.--Jim Barnes, national open golf champion, has nn- nounced that he will again seek tho British open title in championship 10 be held this year at Sandwic June 22 and 2S, The Pelham proit ~1nals decision 10 make the trip came on the heels Of cabled adviccs from London to the effect that Jock 'Iutchison. winner Of lase years event, had in formed English authorities he would be unable to defend his title.
 Barnes plans to sail the last Of this month and participate in the 1000 pound Gleneagles tournament prior to the open championship. 1t will mark the American title holders third lttempt to win the English event 9ie finished fifth two years ago when George Duncan won, and sixth last year after leading the field up until the fourth and final round
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
.EASYERNERS HOPE
 ID REGAIN TROPHY
Splendid Performances Strength
 en Confidence of Success

New York, May 15.-The east is mastering its track and field strength for the big test Of the year--the inter- collegiate meet at Harvard stadium May 26 and 27--and on the basis Of performances to date there is more than a fair prospect Of the champion ship trophy rtturning to the Atlantic scaboard after q year in the posses sion of the University Of California.
 The Calfornians who led Harvard by half point at the finish last year, are coming east again with a team reputed to compare favorably with the stalwarts who achieved remark able victory in 1921. They will be accompanied once more by Leland Stanford's track and field stars who finished fifth a year ago.
 Fasteners arc Strong.
 But the high calibre Of eastern track material shown particularly Saturday in tho Cornell -Penn.- -Har- vard-Yale dual meets, promises even stiffer competition for the westerners than they met a year ago at Cam- bridge. Some outstanding perform CTS of the 1921 intercollegiate from both the east and west will be miss ing, notably F. J. Thomson of Dart mouth champion hurdler, L. l.. Lam don of Yale, high jump star, ana Eoy of Pennsylvania, middle distance crack. But Other veterans such as the famous Browns of Cornell in the distance events will be on hand agaih together with a crop of new corners who give unusual promise.
 Outstanding in Saturdays perform. ances were those of Lovejoy, Corneil sprinter, in winning both dashes Tn the Pennsylvania meet, the century Tn 9 3-5 seconds, inter-colegia record time and the furlong in Fl 10 seconds, only 3-1o of second slower than the I. c. A. A. A. A. record.
 Burke a Contender.
 .Billie" Burke, Harvard miller ana nroyed- that he will De a strong con- tender in these events by running the longer distance in 4:19 3-5 and beat ing Tom Campbell, Yale star, in the sS0 in 1857 Is. Kirby, who led Cornell parade" in the mile against pennsylvania, was clocked in 4:23 4-o' but is capable of doing considerably better.
 Sets New Record.
 R. H. Whitney Of Harvard, estatb- lished a new dual meet record or 15 2-5 seconds for the 12o 'yard hurdles and will bear watching Tn the inter -collegiates.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
CHAMPIONS MEET TO-DAY.

London. May 15.-Walter kinsela of New York met George Covey of England, worlds professional court tennis champion. at the Princes club here today for the title. The cham pionship will be decided in the best of 13 sets four to be played today, four on Wednesday and the remain der, If the match is yet undecided, on Saturday.
 Many tennis fans consider that Kin selas American service, which they have an opportunity to see in eXhi- bition matches during the last week, will prove superior to that used by Covey.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
TO COACH. (URANS

Cambridge, Mass, May 15.-Ed- ward J. Brown, coach of the Earva rd class crews. has accepted the position of rowing coach at the Nidade Tennis club, Havana, and will leave for his new duties after the championship class crew race with Yale at Derby next Saturday afternoon. He suc- ceeds E. Ten Eyck. Brown, who is one of the most practical of present. day rowing coaches. is Harvard graduate, class of 1Ss6 He has been connected with Harvard rowing as class and club coach for years, and in addition has coached independent ly with great success, having served local aggregations, as well as clubs in St. Louis and Richmond.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
International League
SCCLLER IN TRAINING.
Belyea, Canadian Champion. to Com pete in Challenge Cup Race. June 3.

Philadelphia, May 15.-Milton A, Relyea, Canadian champion sculer, planned to start preliminary training on the Schuylkill river today for the Philadelphia challenge Sup race to be held here June 8. Belyet arrived yesterday from St. John, N. B. He brought his shell with him.
 The cup is held by Jack Kelly. who has retired from rowing competition, and will not defend his title.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
VIKING A. [. TRIMS
 PLAINVILLE ACES
Local Nine Sews Up Game in ths Sixth, Putting Across Three Runs

The Viking Athletic club baseball nine defeated the Plainyille Aces In BlainYille yesterday by the score of 3 toI2, The Gacme was fast and interesting one throughout the nine innings. It was potchers' battle for the first i've innings, when the local swatters got to Wolf for three runs.
 The Aces scored their first run ,n thf first frame and kept the lead un- til the fatal sixth, when the locals drove in their three, and although ine Aces came back in their half of the sixth. they were able to score but one run. leaving them one behind.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
FIRPO'S FRIENDS HAPPY
Victory of South American Boxer Over Former East Berlin Brick yard Worker. Causes Demonstration
Ruenos Ayres, May l5.-(Associa

Ruenos Ayres, May l5.-( -(Associat- d Press Luis Angelo F'irpo' s knockout of Jack Herman at Ebbets Field, New York, on Saturday. oc- casioned q great demonstration when he news of the South American i victory reached here. Firpo is South America's candidate for the heavy weight championship of the world, and his third victory since his ar rival in the United States filled his Argentine supporters with boundless enthusiasm.
 Cheering crowds carrying great pie lures of F'irro paraded the streets, which were promptly decorated with flags. His admirers sang jubilant song ending: He will not stop until he is champion of the world.' HaU- kers did thriving business selling Firpo'5 pictures.
 Spearing sword fish is sport in Nova Scotia waters.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
---- 7-T77---=----- I OLD TIME OARSMAN DIES.
John OResan, Formerly Held .Ama- tfur Rowing Championship Title.

Asbury Park, N. J., May 15.-John O ORegan, formerl amateur oarsman. dropped dead while playing hand ball at his home here yesterday He was sixty-one years old.
 MT O'Regan was a member of the Metropolitan Having club for thirty eight years. Wearing it's coors he won many championships, notably the doubles title which he took at James, town, N. Y., in 1887 William Gif- ford was his rowing partner
 He was a member of the Executive Committee of the National Associa- ton Of Amateur Oarsmen and a for mer president of the Harlem Regatta Association and the Middle States Re gatta Association
 Mir. O'Regan was well known to oarsman in Europe and Hawaii. He toured Europe several times in the ;n- terest of the National Amateur Row ing Organization and was in Hawaii six years ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
GIANTS PLUG WAY
 TO WIN OVER CUBS
League Leaders Come From Rear
 and Top Chicago Team 5-4

Chicago, May l5.-Ncw York came
 from behind yesterday and defeated Chicago 10 4 in ten innings, The
 game was a pitching duel between
 Alexander and Jess Barnes, the latter weakening before his rival and giving away to q pinch hitter, Causey who
 .eplaccd him was wild, and Douglas t~en walked two men, forcing in chi- cago's tying run in the eighth New York had taken the lead In their half Of the eighth.
 Meusel's double and a single by Shinners sent in the winning run, The first six innings were played in drizzling rain, and the inticld was q
 SC of mud. The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

Two base hlt Stephenson; three base mt, Charity; stolen bases, Harris, Bush sac rihces, Sewell, Pecknpaugh. Goslin, Evans; double plays Harris to Peckinpaugh to Judge Bush to Judge; Mogridge to Peck- inpaush 10 Judge; left on bases Cleve- land :, Washington o base on balls, off NogridEe l, of Edwards 1 struck out by Edwards 2, by Mogridge l.; hits, off Ed wards s in innings, off keefe in in nings, of sothoron, none in 1 inning; hit by pitcher, by Edwards ? Harris, Rice); by Mosridge l, (Wood) passed ball O'Nel. iostns pitcher, Edwards; umpres. Dneen, Evans and Hildebrand; time, 1:47.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
cHa7WlcK THREE LETTER MAN.

Cambridge Mass, May l5--Mltcheh Gratwick, who earned letter at the Yale Harvard track meet yesterday, IS now the second three letter man at Harvard He has earned his letter in football. hockey and track. The other three letter man is George Owen, who has a letter for hockey, baseball and football. Gratwick tied for thlrd place in the pole vault yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
YANKEES FAIL ID
 HIT IN P|NCRES
Pillette Proves Almost lnVincible
 When Hits Meant Runs

New York, May Reliability to hit in the pinches yesterday cost the Yankees their second straight defeat by Detroit. to .. Pillette was al most inyincible in the pinches. Ward s single, Sehangs triple and Mays
 single in the second saving the New Workers from a shutout, The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
CINCINNATI

'BAtted for Harper In 1th. C'incinnati ................. 1o1 0lo 2Oo--5
 Two base hits, Miller Hargrave 2 Bohne three base hit B. Griffith home run High sacrifice Janvrin; double play. B. Griffith unassisted; left on bases Brooklyn 1, Gin cinnati II; base on balls, off Reuther 2, off Luque B. struck out, by Ruether l. by ruque 3 hits off Ruether 13 in 1-3 in nings of Mamaux in ? 2-3 innings; win ming pitcher, Ruether; umpires, Hart and O'Day; time, 1 50,
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
fIA1NNII.LE.
Score by In

Two base hits, DahIstrom; sa rrIfce hits 5 Johnson bases balls, off <alsh 2: struck out, by Wolf {, by liolmberg :, hy kalish {; stolen bases, Haynes, Cunnirg ham; double plays, Hillstrand Johnson :: left on bases Plainville 5, Viking q; first ,ase or errors, Plainville 5. Viking hits If Wolf in innings, off Holmberg in innings; wild pitch, Holmberg umpire 'itzpatrick.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
HARTFORD HIGH.
Jg . 2 -l NEW BRITAIN HIGH
.Ratted for Cray in 9th.

New Britain High ........ GOO GOO ooo-S Hartford High ........ OlS o3O 10x-S
 Two base hits, Baron ?, Williams three base hits Bennett Baron 2; triple play, Gray to Erickson to Beagle to Erickson to Griffin to McCahe sacrifices. Shea, Madden i; stolen bases Shea ?. Bennett, Watson; hits, off Van Orden ?, of Gray 12; struck out, by Van Orden S. by Gray 6; bases on balls, Van Orden ?, Gray |; hit by pitcher by Gray (Cohen) umpires, Zip Sloan and Dick Dalton.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Washinrton 1. Cleveland 3.

Washington, May 15.-Cleveand's s late rally failed to overcome the early lead set by the Nationals and Wash ington took the third game of the series yesterday. 1 to 3. Speaker used three pitchers against Mogridge, who was steady at all times. Score:
 TEyEIANn
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati $.

Cincinnati, May 15.-High's home run bounding into the right field bleachers in the seventh inning, proved the chief factor in winning yesterdays game for Brooklyn over Cincinnati, to B. Cincinnati outbatted Brooklyn more than two to one, but had eleven left on bases. Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
ARkS.

Two base hit. Lynch; sacrifice hits, Rowe, Adam: bases on balls, of Huber 1, eff
 Smith ,, off Lynch ?; stolen bases, Morel- Ii q Hall, Rowe. Mulpe:er, Gooen Smith {; hits, off Smith, g in innings, off Huber s in innings off Lynch 3 in G innings. um-
 pire, Howard; scorer Miller; time, 200.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
CHICAGO

NfW YOrk ,,..,..,,...... WnN NNU 13U I-l Chicago ............ 900 100 910 0-i
 Two base hits Frisrh. Young, HolloHher Barber, 0'Farrel Meusel 2, sacrifices, kei- leher 2 Terr,'; double plays, Grimes td Hollocher, ktlleher to Grimes; left or bases. New York g, Chicago s; base on balls. of ]. Barnes 2. Alexander 2, Causey 1, Douglas 3; struck out, by ]. Barnes B hy Alexander l. hits, off J. Barnes in !, innings off Causey in 1-S inning of Douglas, none In 2S innings: wild pitfh, I. Barnes winning pitcher, bougas; um- 7ires klem and Sentelle; time, 2;lS.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today

New York at Chica go. Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Boston at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
TO
 
Baseball in Brief
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

----- 1'H''VV"J F I"oVfeF' New York !, Chicago l0 ings,) Brooklyn 6, Cincinnati h.
 Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 1.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Jersey City at Toronto. Newark at Syracuse. Baltimore at Buffalo. Reading at Rochester.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
PIRATES WIN
Local Team Defeats Strong Arks Team
 of Bristol - Huber Pitches Tight

The Pirate team of this city de- 'eated the Arks nine of Bristol in Bristol yesterday by the score of 0 to ,. The pitching of Huber of the To- calls and the fielding of Lynch of Bristol featured.
 The score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
EASTERN LEAGUE
Results YeSterda, !,

Results Yesterday Hartford 3, Waterbury ?. .. Bridgeport 5, Fitchburg 4 C0 in gs) New Haven 9, Springfield S. Pittsfied 2 Albany 1.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
NEW YORK

Two base hits, Hei1mann, BassIer, Scott, Cobb; three base hits, Schang, Cobb, Heil- mann; sacrifices Jones' Heilmann; left on bases, New York 10, Detroit :; base on balls, on Pillette 2, off Mays 5; struck out, by Pillette 2; hit by pitcher. by Mays (Cobb) umpires, Hallin and Moriarity; time, 1855.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Games Today.

""HI'S EVIHJ' Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
PhiladcEphia ,. St. Louis L.

St. Louis, May 15.-Meadows held the Cardinals at bay yesterday after noon and turned them back in the pinehes, winning to 1. with the nid of Williams. who hit safely four times put Of five trips 10 the plate
 Score:
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Standing of the Clubs

Gan'e Today Hartford at Waterbury. Worcester at Bridgeport. Springfield at New Haven. PittsGeld at Albany.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday Jersey City 9, Buffalo 3. Newark 6. Rochester 5. Syracuse 3, Reading
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

TINT may be fired into by a rife bullet without exploding.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

AS the humming bird moth works at night it is rarely seen.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results,
Standing of the Clubs,

Detroit s, New York ?, Washington 4, Cleveland 5.
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15

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New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
PHILADELPHIA

Le'onrveau' If .''..',2 ? l O
New Britain herald., 1922-05-15
Sothoron in 9th WASHINGTON

sBatted for Keefe in sth. +Ran for D'Neil in sth.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
Csampamento De instruction Di~
litar para ciudadanos

n s.
8Ianco i 81 Carso-Azlll es importante
! ecoraar quo Ia organization de la
aescrya en- Puerto Rico ha empazado
refehtcmcnte y ann no tisne todavfa
lingdn personal cnlistado o induda-
JIcnieRtc no piledc contribnir con nin-
Hin candidate para essos clrsos.
lshsecuentemente una oportunidad
Exceptional que seguramente no habra
ira como ella. Sc le concede "a todos
s,os paisanos clasificados II con preEia
INSTRUCTION militar para ser seleccio-
lados para tomar estos dos cursos
ste aiio.
Los caInpamentOs de instruction mi-
litar han sido merccidamente p0pula-
res en- los Estados Unidos desde Ia
termination de Ia Guerra mundiaL
Esta rcconocido por todo hombrc pen-
.ador que pequelss perfodos de ms
lucci0n nilitar, rutina dc campo con
sus horas regulares,. alimentos sanos
u bien cocidOs en- abundancia con to-
de los requisites sanitalios perfec-
donan matcsiahnente ia ffsiea y mem
al agilidad de los hombres j6yencs. N
Per esta laz1n cs que gran nimero
lie las industrias de los Estados Uni
dos recompensan sus esnpleados mas
eiicientes sddndoles tieInpo suilciente
1ara que purdiin atender estos cam
5anientos sin perdiIa de sui sue.do nj
ID psrmiso annual.
Aplieaci0res de holnhrcs enlistados
del Ej6rcito Regular Guardia Ma
cionaI para eonclrrir a cste canlpa-
nentp qne Sc. Ileyara q efcct0 en- San
Cffstoba1 en- 81 pr0xlmo verano leben
ser somctidos a sus respectiyos Co
mandantes de sIis compahias, Las
apIicaciones de todos aquellos q,ie no
Scrtenecen Al Ejercito Regular iii a
la Guarlia NacionaI deDen ser eny-ia-
das al Captain Edwin Z. Keatley que
esta encargado del reclptamicnto del
personal que oompondra este campa-
mento ! quien dara todas las infor-
maciones necesarias bIancos para
aplicac:ones relacionadas al canipa.
menf6. Todos los lsciSahbres d pfesenta-
ron aplicaciones y aHo pasatle para el
campamento De ihsfrpcd0n mlitar
deben presentar nueFas aplicaciones 81
ileseall epRenrrir al ade cstp ail0s No
Sc tdana en- acci5n llilIgnla de las
aplicdclones del a1o pashdo
FL Captain Keatley esta preparado
para infornhf e19lduler pfeganta que
Sc desee eIheiokdda i los eampalnen-
t0s de Instruction mIlitars
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

\ "a sigiticNte fitf0f1lia i6lt bu 8ido
cnriddo 81 f:HI.ARCI4lI,.
'Gran inter6s 81 esia lnaIiifestsih.
Edo en- q campanentn aa instruction
militar para rs cirdndanos america
mos de la sIsla. que sc IleTara 4 efec;
to en- Il FacrIo de san Crist0bal. Pucs
Etode San JuaIl san Juan, cI dfa 20
del pr0ximo Julio. Tn gran ndmero
de iaplicaeiones han sIdo recibides ed
lei Cuaftel General ael puesfe de San
Juan " muchas informaciones conccr-
nientes a. campamentos su pi'op6sito,
condiciones i clcgibilidad han sido in
formaJas. Y
Las aplicacioncs rccibidas para
atender este campamcnto han sido
archivdas en- el mislno orden On que
han sido reclbidas serin consldera-
das en- este misino orden al tei1ninar
Eel perfodo pTcscrito para sometcr apli.
Icaciones.
YARNS de las info llnaciones solicit
tatlas par los aspirantes este cam
pameno dan cntenser que adm no
estan bien enterados dc cual es su
prop0s;to.s Totlos los patri0tisOs ciu4
datlaos ancricanos residences cli la
Isla dcbcn ser inofrmados dc todo Is
concelniente q cstos campaInentUs tss
! instruction militar para los .eiudadal
isnos amerieanos, y hacclles rcconocer
como el,os contribuyeron material
Iinentt 81 biepestar y defellsq, naeio7
nal de nqestga pqs,ria.s ! 1leesas Nos
Ipnedeii aSfsiir 4 las atitortdatEps para
Ieonsespir 4 los, pejores y iAas|;Rtieiesi-
ties j0yencs para toinaY los tres ci.r
iisos prcrorcionados cn estos campa-
mentos.
FL Curse Rcjo, cl cIlal es uno de los
mis- iinportantes, esta designado para
instruir j0yenes seIeccionados entire
las edades de II a % amos y yetera-
nos dc IA Guerra mundial que han
Esido clasificados hasta la cdad de 80
amos. Este curse es con ell prop6sito
de preparar a estos j0yenes i vetera-
l.llcs para ser enlistades en- la Reserya
ly al mismi tempo darles Opprtunidad
para 4ediBir la Instruction ii iieecs aria
81 asbilans astunsar leS otfsUsa clises D
sea II eurS Bldll:p q u Curse s1gl q.
les dan auIe bpdi f6nisad nara s.4ilsc-
gllI una Y LII Ell q. cgerpo l oiI-
Eciases deJS beItinentA dar-
Ies 1 en- lbs aspifsllltes die liz
IleFalillO 4 esect IL R.leiatd Rico cons
tItuye una parte del EicrcilO Regular
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
I.A F,ARMAcIIA MuNIcTpAL DE

Ia FARMACIA MUNICIPAL DE
| CAGUAS
FL moyimiento de IA Farmacia Mu-
nicipai De caguas, a cargo del Lcdo.
N. Aguaxo, despach6 las siguientes re-
cetas, durante el semestre que termin0
Ell dieieEabre de 1921.
Recetas despachadas insolyentes.
ocho mil seiscientas trece.
Rccetas para el Hospital Municipal,
noyeeicntas
La labor fii6 realizada con toda
efciencia y.dentro de las aslgnaciones
del presup Sc hizo tpdo 10 posi-
bic en- beneticio de los enfermos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
DESDE PONCE

Ponce. abriI IA. Antier, como las
tires Guar en- momentos que iba
cons direction a y Elana pfaz, q senior
Rafael Easchal, vecino de Guayanilla,
arrolIO i Manuel Aim iiatnral de La
res, de is amos, Aonliciiiad0 elt Ia Gale
Estrella, esquina d virtud, causandole
lesiones leYcs en- los pies y "a region
central
Aver, la Policfa Insular decOmis0
I 20 medias botellas de ron a Alberto y
Pedro Bautista i Antonio Sudrez. II
cor que transportation en- yiolaci6n q
| la Ley volstead.
Para maiiana, Sabado de Gloria.
esta anunciado un bale de confanzl
en- el Centre o Club de Artesanos, do,
nominado Juan Morel Campos, fiesta
social que por Ia animaeion feinante
hemos dc pensar que resultara ami
madfsima.
Enrique Torres, de Cuatro Gales.
ha sido sindicado ante la Justicia pOr
. II
un delito do abigeo sustraer una cal
bra otro de porfar armas Enri-
que sustraio una cabra ppopiedad de
un vecino de Cuatro Gales Y ademas
pOrtaba sobre su persona un cuchiIio
de Iargas tIimensi0nes.
Epifanio Feliciano, una de las We
timas del lamentabIe suceso oclfridc
en- Guayanilla, al desplomarse IN an.
damio levaptado q 80 pies de altura
para Ia construction de I'm tanque dc
aeeite para Ia Texas Oil CO.. en- Ia
Playa de Guayanilla, sigue mejor. Co;
mo Sc ha dicho por Ia prensa Felicia.
no, Carmelo Hicks Jose Auffantt )
Hicks, tambien siguen ofreciendo es-
peranzas de sanidad.
Para despaellar asuntos jndiciales
lpendientes alii, el 23 ira a pe1uelasI
la corte Municipal de Ponce de qne
es Juez el Ledo. Antonio Torres cor.
dora
z-pasalo nafana. domingo, ceIehra.
IRAN ca eli Campo AtI6ticO local dos
matcle de baseball entire los clubs
eold Glory s75 Il primero dg
Ponce = el segsInd0 de Guayama. nofil
ela que ha sldo fecIbIda con marca.
das mnesfras de 3dbilo por los one
en Ponce gnstan del depoEte de "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
TRABAJANDo EN EL INFoRME

s--@%------
FL Attorney General, los ofeiales del
Departamento desJusticia, senores Lo-
ret y Muhoz Morales y los Fiscales se-
hores Massari y ArriIlaga, estan tra.
baiando, segdn Sc informa, sin leyan-
tar mano en- los asuntos judieIales pen
dientes. relacionados con eI Gran Ju-
lado y las INVESTIGATIONS practieadas
p0r este en- los asuntos administrati-
ETos que estan ocupando "a atenci6n
pdbliea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

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