davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Browns WaIIop Johnson

st. Louis August s.-The league leading Browns made 1t three out of four over Washington, winning tho final game to- day, 8 to s. batting rally against Wal ter Johnson in the seventh gave the two runs that brought victory. Judge and Goslin of the Senators and McManus of the Browns hit homers. The Senators were credited with a run by the official scorer in the ninth, but Umpire Moriarty refused to allow it. as 1t became between double play that ended the inning. It was the final game of the locals present home stand Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Clarke was moved to short and White hill went to left. In that inning Taylor threw wide on Burke's tap Burke going to second. Clarke then booted Ripperton's pop and Doyle walked. Burke scored on We're T sacrifice fly to Harper. Steadman popped up to first and Winn ground ed out. A Vol rally in the ninth 1ell short after one run had been scored. Emery singled to left and Knaupp flied out Morse singled to left. Emery scored when Silva failed to hold Burke's low liner to center after a gallant attempt. Ripperton forced Burke at second and Doyle 3 high hopper was collared by Stew art, forcing Rippleton at second for the final out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Gadsden vs. TaIIadega

Tailadega. August 9.-(Special.)-- Following the Piedmont -Talladega series, Talladoga will meet the GaGs- den Greyhounds at TaIladega on Thursday Friday and Saturday In a series played in July. Talladega was the winner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
TEXAS LEAGUI
Babe Ruth Hits
 His Twenty-First

Detroit, August 9.-Babe Ruth hit his twenty first home run of the sea son in the ninth inning of today s New York Detroit game. Cole was pitching for the Tigers. There was no one on base.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Reds Make Hits Count

New York, August 9-Though outhi. more than two to one. Cincinnati again defeated the New York Giants today 8 to ?. It was the worlds champions' third successive defeat. --McQuillan. former Brave pitcher, twirled brilliantly for New York, but his support fell down in the pinches. Kelly hit a home run in his first time up, giving him three home runs in successive times at bat. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Totals .30 8 10 27 Is sBatted for Warmoth in ninth, Score by innings:

Atlanta ................ o02 900 201--5 Little Rock .............. 101 900 1oo-s
 Summary: Two-base hit. Wano: Three Sacrifice hits, Wano CD. Stolen base. Boone, Graf, Seheibner Guyon. Double plays, Boone to Schleibner; Boone to La pan! Left base, Little Rock 6. Att lanta 5. Struck out, by Warmoth 3, by Napier 2. Bases on balls off Warmoth 1, off Napier 3. Hit by pitcher. by War moth (Hock). Time. 1 5s. Empires. Will Hams and Campbell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

St. JJOulS AVo VlV Hv Summary: Two-base hits Brewer. Ja- cobson, Johnson, Austin. Three base hits, Cioslin Williams. Home runs. Judgs. Me Manus Goslin. Stolen bases. Brewer, Sis Ter. Picinich. PeckInpaugh. Sacrifices. Harris. Jacbgson. Gosln. Double play. Williams and sisler. Left on base, Wash ington S. St. Louis TO-. Bases on balls. off Brillheart l. Johnson B. Kolp 1. Struck out. by Kolp 1, Johnson 3. Pruett ?. Hits Johnson in 5 1-3. vangilder in Ia, Kolp in s-4 Pruett in 1. Winning pitcher, Pruett Losing pitcher, John Time hours
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
NBatted for Russell in sixth.
 s'Batted for Walters in seventh. '''Batted for Fullerton in seventh.

Summary: Two.base hits, J. Collins. Stephenson, J. Seweli. Sacrifices. Speaker. Wood. Left on bases Boston 4. Cleve- land [. Base balls Russell ?. Fuller ton i, Boone 2. Hits. off Collins in 0 sell in 5, Fullerton l in 1, Piercy in 2. Struck out, Russell 1. Fullerton 1, Boone l. Wild pitch Boone. Losing pitcher, Collins. Empires, Guthrie and Evans. Time 40.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Boston. August s.-st Louis went into first place today by splittins even with Boston. while Cincinnati defeated New York. Boston won the first game, to O., all of Bostons runs coming after Four nier's huff of Miller's easy pop fly in the second Inning, with two out. North re- lieved Sherdel with two out in this in- ming and did not give hit for the rest of the game. Errors by Kopf were instru : mental in St. Louis winning the second game 6 to b. Scores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Baseball Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE At High Point l. Raleigh O. At Durham ?, Greensboro 3. At Danville 2-2, Winston Salem AT.
 VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Norfolk 33, Rocky Mount 1 T At Portsmouth 10-2, Newport Nsws ( At Wilson l, Richmond B.
 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE Al Aug gusta 2-1. Columbia 0-b Al Charleston 1-7. BpurtanburR a-1. AL charlotte 2-3; Greenville 4-2.
 FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE At Jacksonville B. Orlando 2. At Daytona 6, St. Petersburg 1. At Tampo 0. Lakeland 8.
 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 5. Baltimore 12 Syracuse 5-2. Newark 2-5. Toronto 5, Reading {. Rochester 10. Jersey City (.
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION st. Paul 6-3 Louisville 4-i4 Kansas City 1, Columbus 6. Minneapolis 4. Indianapolis 2 Milwaukee 6. Toledo 9.
 TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas 2, Wichita Falls l. Shreveport 2, Fort Worth T. Beaumont at Galveston wet grounds. San Antonio 1, Houston 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Pefkins' Homer Wins

Chicago August 9.--Philadelphia punched four hits for three runs to tie the Score in the seventh today and won out in the eighth, to 8. when Perkins hit home run into the left field bleach CTS. Faber hurled good ball for Chicago m fa the seventh. Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Cubs Beat Robins Auain

Brooklyn; August 9.-chicago made it today, to s. cadore and Alexsndsr 'i,,s asnt nad ,, one bad inning, Galore weakening ii, .ne .ne sixth when Heathcote's home r,n
 witn two, on decided the game. The ,nIoagers rallied in the ninth and scored .n,ee ,if,t,e runs on five hits. including Highs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
PELICANS TWICE BLANK LEADERS
 IN 4 TWIN BILL

Memphis August s.-New Orleans shut out Memphis In both games of double header today. winning tho first. a pitch ers' battle between Martina and Dicker- man, to 0. and the second to o. Tn the second gams New Orleans punched hits off Benton in the fourth and fifth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Trauelers Diuide
 Twin Bill With the
 Atlanta Crackers

Little Rock. August s.-Littie Rock and Atlanta divided double header here again today, the visitors taking the first game to and the home team the sec ond. to l. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Open date.

Cleveland, August s.-cleveland made 1t three out of four from Boston today. Win ming, to 3, Boone, a recruit from Chat tanooga, did not allow a Boston man 10 reach first or even hit the ball outside of the infield for the first four innings col ins was driven from the box in the first
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
FIRST GAME
Totals .......... 3i 0 6 7T II Ran for Huber in ninth,

Score by innings:
 Memphis ...........-...., 900 900 000---o
 Summary: Two-base hits. Henry, Bo- Rart, Three-base hit. Tucker. Sacrifice fly, Smith. Stolen bases. Gilbert 2, Knaupp. Double play, Dickerman 10 Yockey to Mc- Larry. Left on bases Memphis s, New Orleans 12. Base on balls. off Martina }. Diekerman 5. Struck out. by Martins !. Dickerman I. Time, 2.0b. Umpires, Pfen- "iheei anu p9gp; guHp;.,r c4,.v
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Totals ..........35 3 10 27 10 'Batted for Ehmke in eighth.

NeW iOFK ..s''.. '.''.. VVI IvU I4I-t Detroit .................. 900 002 100-3
 Summary: Two-base hits. Pipp, Veach Home run. Ruth Stolen base, Scott Schang. Sacrifices. Dugan, Schang. Ward Shawkey, Cutshaw, Bsssler. Left on base, New York &. Detroit II. Bases on balls. off Shawkey 3. Bush l. Ehmke g. Struck out. by Shawkey 1, Bush 1. Ehmke 8. Hits, off Shawkey 10 in (none out in cighth), off Bush none in g. off Ehmke 10 in 8, off Cole ? in l. Winning pitcher Shawkey. Losing pitcher, Ehmke. Um- pires. owens and Hildebrand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
'Ran for Clemons in fourth.
 "Batted for Doak in fourth.

score Dy Innings.
 st. Louis -.....s.......... oeo 400 200
 S,,,,r, ,;, ,.....,; 2lO 010 010- T, summary; Iwo.base hits. Toporcer Hornsbyl Nixon Threesbase hits, Hoike : kopf. Sacrifice. Boeckel. Double plays stock To Hornsby; Boeckel to Holke. Lei pn pase. St Louis s, Boston s. Base ol balls. Doak l. North 1, Oeschger g. Me Samsra l. Struck out. North 1, Oeschge /; hlts, orr Doak In 3. North in 0S,eeassc,hger S,eas., in b, McNamara none fin 1 Wild pitch. Doak. Winning pitcher Nqfth. ,.e.. umpires. Hart and O'Day. Time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Ruth Gets His 21 st

Detroit. August e.--New York hit hard today and. aided by Rigneys errors, de- feated Detroit to B. for the third victory out of four games played here. Ruth led off in the ninth inning with a drive into the bleachers for his twenty-first home run of the year. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Iotais ..21 IS sRan for Smith in the seventh.

Summary: Two base hit, Boone. Three
 base hits. Klugman. Connolly. Sacrifice base, Guyon 2. schleibner, Lapan. Left on base, Little. Rock l. Atlanta 5. h. nlngs pitched. by Marshall { with hits snd : runs Struck out by Cvengros l. by Marshall l. Base on balls, off Marshall g. aff Mayer l.. Losing pitcher Marshall Hams. 1 ""
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

St. Louis ,.,.......5....... 900 900 0p0--0 bostoh ;......... 0bO ooO vu--o Toporcer. Left on base. St. Louis !. Bos ton b- Base on balls, off North l. Miller 2, Struck out, North I. Miller 3. Hits off Sherdell g in 2-3 innings. off North none in C l-St Hit by pitcher. by Sherdel tMoeekel. Losing pitcher, Sherdel. Um- pires, O'Day and Hart. Time, 139.
 SEEOND EAME
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Night of strath (Rickabaugn,. [

 Alice c. Forbes, br. m.. by J. M. Forbes (McMhhon) ..........
 Miss Rhinelander. Georgia ReEina, Mo jolla, Harry Hawker. Binolite. Peter Wit tell and Flnvara also started. Time. 2:osh 2.o9A; 2.o9%.
 2:lb class trotting; s-year-olds; purse Hope Frisco b. m.. by San Fran r,saGor cisco 'Marphy, Mnl,by b r. by Guy
 Axworthy Uoomis) .......... Lee Bond. b. C.. by Leo Axworthy
 tWhite) ..-.... .......'... Baron Etawah. b. C.. by Etawah
 Time. a:io; a:os.
 The championship stallion stake. 5-year- olds trotting; value si1,0bo. Lee Worthy, b. C., by Lee Ak
 worthy tWhite) .,............ l Bunter. b. C., by Belwin tRose-
 mirel .-.......... ......... Peter Earl. b. C.. by Peter The Great (Ray) ...........,....- All Worthy. b. c, by Lee Ak Helen itS Dillon. D. f.. by Dillon AK
 worthy (SerilD ..........,....
 Ensign Tige. Collateral, Great Lui sat- CT. Lee wynolot and suavity also s.sssed. Time, 2:06; 2;o7H.
 The Plain Dealer. s;os elas. ustqssi The Great yoio. b. c. by Peter
 tho Great (Cox). .......... s Prince isoree, br. &" by Prince
 Mckinney (McDevitD ...-. Czar Worthy b. g.. by czar
 Peter tMurphy) .......... Walter Sterling. b.. G.. by Peter
 voio tstokes) ............. 70 Legal J., b. g., by Legal Pa-
 role tWarman) .......... f9 Time. 2;o5A: 2:o5M: 2:osk; .ii 2:1z class pacing; purse 1.z0e Mary Coffee, TO. m., by Abbs tWhitohead) .............. Raven Direct Heir, br. m, by
 Minor Heir (Miller}......-. Bingenwood. Jr., b. h. by Bin
 genwood tChiids) ....... Easter Belle. b. m. by Ingots
 bee tPutnam) ............s sH Billy Landis, blk. E., by Nelson
 Margrave (Wickersham).. fe Lawyer Swift. Lady Grah u and Esd Review also started. Time. i4s s4<1t 2:0sh; 2:0Tia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
.Batted for Mcouiilan in ninth.

Cincinnati ............... 010 110 00s-3 New York .............. 0l0 010 000-.
 Summary: Two-base hit. Fonseca. Home run. Kelly. stolen bases, Harper. Daubert. Meusel: Double plays, Fonseca to Caveney to Daubert. Caveneu (unas- sisted). Left on bases. New York g. Cin- cinnati g. Bases on balls. off McQullan 5. of Couch 2. Struck out. by McQuil. Ian 3. by Couch 2. Empires. Rigler and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Knaupp. Three base hits, Taylor, Neun. Sacrifice hits. Taylor, Neun, We're, liar per. Stolen bases, Stewart, Clarke 2. Double play, Doyle to We're. Struck out. by Vim 3. by Bates {. Bases on balls. M Kestner. Left on bases, Nashville s, Birmingham :. Time. 1:55 Empires, Pfir man and Campbell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10


 1pnicsgo .-...-.......... 100 005 000-s oioohyh .--. ...I.....-.-.. 0O9 cog 0U3--b Summary: Two-base hits Miller Hol- iocher; Three base hit. High Home run Heathcote. Stolen bases, Hollocher, Terry to Grimes. High to Schmandt. Left on base. Chicago 6, Brooklyn '. Bases on balls, Cadore 2. Struck out. by Alex ander ?, Galore {. Wild pitch. Alexander Passed ball, Deberry Umpires, Sentelle and klem. Time 1:31.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
South Alabama League
SELMA CAPTURES BILI.

ID IL
 Selma, August Special. )-SeIms took both ends of double-heatler from Montgomery today, the first by a score of to l and the last bv score of to 2s< The individual plav- ing of Joe Williams, right fildere f,r Selma, was sensation. Williams in the first game drove in a run when he lifted one over the fence. In the second he saved the game twice wirb throws to the plate, getting runners there, and to top the climax st,la home in the ninth with two ont and the score tied. Scoresc
 First Game: R IT r Montgomery 1000 01o eoo---1 E i Selma ..........12 120 900 O3x--6 10 o Batteries: Kitts and Womacb. Cooper and Murphy.
 Second Game RHE Montgomery .029 900 000-2 E a Selma -........0 900 010 101--3 3 Batteries: Newton and Womacx. Hauser and Murphy.
 UNIONTowN WINS AGAIN
 Troy. August 9.--(Special. )-IJnion- town made 1t three straights by win ming over Troy today by score os to 3. L. Pratt's three-sacker was feature. Troy staged rally ,n ninth, but could not overcome lie roe ieao' score: R. ChiontoWn ...-...... 900 301 002--6 iroy ............ .... 900 col 002---3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
BOONE MAKES HIS DEBUT WITH TRIBE
 BY BEATING SOXI
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia 4. Chicago 3. Cleveland :. Boston 3. New York s, Detroit 5. St. Louis s. Washington 6.
 Today's Games
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
sBatted for scheer in seventh. ssBatted for Harris in seventh.
Totals

Batteu TOT F1bef Tn hInth.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia .. oe0 900 310--4 Chicago ........... O1O POO 000--3 Summary: Two-base hits Mulligan, Galloway 2. Sacrifices, Walker, McGowan. Left on base. Philadelphia 9. Chicago g.. Hase on balls, off Faber 3, Harris 5: ]. Hits off Harris g in 6, off Rommell in g. Winning pitcher. Rommell. Um- pires. Connolly and Nallin. Time. 1:5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
FLIP NEUN'S DOUBLE
 WITH BASES FULL IS A DECIDING FACTOR
Red Bates Tightens in PincheS' and Barons Finish Ahead of Vols in Third Game of Series by Score of ' to 4.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Birmingham ', Nashville 4. Atlanta 5-1. Little Rock 3-5. New Orleans 1-4, Memphis 0-0. Mobile 10, Chattanooga 8. 2 TOday's Games :. Birmingham at Nashville. !. Atlanta at Little Rock. New Orleans at Memphis. 2 Only games scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
CARDS ON TOP AS. GIANTS LOSE OUT. TO RED STOCKINGS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
faa ' . VI
 Yesterdays Results

ANcACluag lstroAh1 Boston 5-5, St. Louis 0-6. Cincinnati 8, New York 2. Chicago 6, Brooklyn 5. Pittsburg Philadelphia, rain.
 Today's Games St. Louis at Boston.N Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
COTTON STATES
 LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Jackson [. Clarksdale 0. Greenville {. Meridian 2. VicksburB 8, Greenwood 2.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
VIRGINIA LEAGuF

d AZ Hlsh Point l. Raleigh o. At Durham ?, Greensboro 3. At Danville 2-2, Winston Salem a-7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Memphis ...................o 900 900 o--o
 Summary: Two-base hit, Tucker. sac- rifice hits. Smith, McMilian. Sacrifice fly. Foss. Stolen bases, Gilbert, Henry Smith, Left on bases New Orleans $, Memphis S. Bases on balls, off Walker {. off Ben ton g. Struck out. by Walker l. by Ben ton 1. Time. I:4b. Empires. Doolan and Pfenninger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAcur

At Norfolk s-s Rocky Mount IT. Al portsmouth l0-2, Newport News 2-s. At Wilson 1, Richmond B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

iOthia SO U SA AA sBRtted for Benton in seventh.
 Score by innings: New orelans .....,........ 900 1so o--t Memphis ................... 900 900 o---o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
INTERNATIONAL LEACH,

A. v[,-, DI 1fI " LEAuUE At Jacksonville 8. Orlando 2. At Daytona 6, St. Petersburg 1. At Tampo 0, Lakeland 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

At Augusta 2-1. Columbia 0-b. Al Charleston IT. spartanburE s-I. At Charlotte "a; Greenvilla I-2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

IotaI8 ....,..,+. 37 III 27 sBatted for Hauger in ninth. ScnrA hAr lnnlraa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

Totals .......... S9 5 IS 27 Batted for Galore in ninth.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09

"IIeImosa Luna: TuS rayoS frfos y
luminosoS alumbran las poeticas q
idealcs nOcheS puertorriqucnaS. He
nGndolas de apaciblc hellcza Y de dul-
GO calma. Las flores que ducrmcn
inclinadas suS corolas, acariciadas por
los nOcturnos ctfiros. eXparcen Su de
liciosO aroma, \ al mczclarJo con las
tcrrales brisas de la noche. perfmman
el ambiente llcnan de encanto y
amor a las almas soiladOraS. CuAn-
tas veces. oh Luna. habrlS desde In
palaciO aZul, habras, repito. sorpremdi-
do ell suspiro del placer y cl duIcc be-
so estampado en- la coralina boca de
la mujer amada! III. que penetras
cortinas rendijas; til, que resplan-
deces con tn tenue luz, .por doaguie-
ra que hay una grieta Y Sorprendes
tai vez dulces coloquios V amoros6S
seeret0s; t1, que cres la po6tica y
hermosa Reina de In Nochc, .reSponde
a mis- preguptas: lCudntos poemas dc
amor has ilumiaado, de culntas di-
chas, has 4sido testigo? y dime. :cuAh-
tas batallas de, encontrados egoismos
" de ruines ,ambiciones has visto deS-
arrollarse sobrc Iii superfice de In
TERRA? aai Contemplate td tai vez a
los aborfgenes habitantes de Borin-
quen. euando celebraban sus victorias
en- medic de la noche, viviendo aqui
dentro 50 propia TERRA una vida de
libertad, y de indepcndencia? iAcom-
pafiaste tn las nayes casteIlanas que
kdirigfa CO intrepido gallego Cristobal
Colon, cuando surc6 atreyido ell pro
Leel0so Atlaptico, en- busca de un Nun
do desconocido, v fuiste tai vcz .tpsti-
go de su ,desembarco en- Borinquen, Y
del hospitalario. recibimiento que lie
hicieron los libres indios habitadores
lie esta hermosa y f6rtil Isla, joya
lei Mar CariDe? Cuentame. Luna, al
50 ue 10 quc tu scldS, " ullhc Que pol =
'enir le espera a esta desgraciada Is
la, juguete de tantos egoismos, am
bicionada por tantos mercaderes, Y
.astigada injustamcnte por tantos
despotas V traidores. Dime, oh Luna.
lue sera del pueblo. pucrtoriqueno
izotado por tan.as calamidadeS, trui-
cionado por el pobre Moncho Reyes,
TG, Luna. que qu;Zas con la sutileza
le tus rayos puedes penetrar en- Ia
norada d0nde rcposa con ii iNtran,
luilidad de su conciencia, cse nuevo
Nrano de mi Patria; ii que alguna
iez habras iluminado Su roStro, 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
Miranda a la Luna

llcga Ia occasion. vuelvc iuminarlc.
pcIo coaviriicudo tus frtoS rayos en-
Ia i.,nea chisfa para qan le dcspier-
les Il alma Sc arrepienta recti-
fiquc .Oh Luna hcImosa. III que
o. u misma hora quizds eStis ilumi-
nando las fr!as tumbas de Washing
ton Y Lincoln. penctra hasta el inte-
ricr Dc sus Sarc0fagos deSpiertalos
del tfirico sueho, y cu6ntalcs, como
un hombre cue Sc llama americana.
prc;cude impner Il IN pueblo In I'll
rama en- nombre dc In DcmOcracia, V
de la noble Constitution que tanto
cllas vcncraron hcicrm rcspeiar.
Cutn.alcH OH Luna. como So quiere
tcrgiyersar el sublime dePecho del SUI
fragio. hacienda que las minorias go
hicrnen Il laS may0rfas, @ introducien-
do a dcsp6tico sistema de 80 que
mGndc cI .HdgiSfIddO dc Ia Ndci0n.
10 ticic qAc sOportdr el pueblo duR-
qEe GuBd contra Ia G0iuntdd dc csc
miSalo pHcbIO. Y en- fin. Oh Luna, 81
liblminas n Harding, hdzle que piensc
zen cl pohre pueblo dc Puerto Rico,
le dGyuelga Sus libertades V derechos."
r.: r.. c. r.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
L. S. WEATHER BUREAU
SumariO del bOietin que publica .
serviciO meteOrOl0gico,

FL promedio de lluvia de la senla-
ma fue menos de un tercio de la can
tidad normal. En- Ia costa o. S.
desde Mayagiiez hasta Guayama no
llovio y 10 mismo en- Juncos. En- las
secciones del interior y del N. las can
tidades variaron desde OBS pulgada
en- San Sebastian hasta 1.54 pulgadas
en- San Juan, caycndo mayormente el
jueves y viernes. Ell promedio de
temperature ha sido normal. Las CO.
sechas han sufrido danos en- algunas
localidades debido la continuada Sc
quia, especialmente la cana de azu-
gar y. semilleros de tabaco, spero en-
ia lslagpr par@ sde Iassisia has eehdi-
clones agricOlas han seguido favora-
ibles. La evaporation en- San Juan
fue 1913 pulgadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
en- Ia Corte de Dist /
to de San Juan

! Octubre Carlos del Rosario ".
E. F. Lippit, Comisionado de Sanidad.
Mandamus. La Corte aprueba la es-
tipulaci6n de las parties radicada ell z
del corriente y aprueba la Exposition
del case, uniendole el correspondence
certificado.
Bernab6 Sabalief W Santiago Igle-
sias Y Ell Banco de San Juan. Null
dad. Sc llamo este case a juicio oral
Y compareciercn las parties asistidas
de sus letrados, listas para ell acto.
FL denlsndado Iglesias formula va
rias eNcepciones Y mociones que cons
tan Ell el record y que argumentadas
Ia Corte declare sin lugar. Ell de-
mandado Banco de San Juan retro su
contra demanda. Las parties sonetie-
ron una estipulacion, para que Sc
acegtara Ia prueba incidentes que
canstan en- ell record taquigrafco prac-
ticado ante el anterior Juez Hon. Luis
Csmpillo. Sc prcsiguio con la prue-
la ; Sc suspendi6 el case para mafla-
ma a las 0 a. m. "A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-09
La Comision de Ser
vicio PubIico

o. sast B. neala, D sfls.s. raara y
luualsafle a. Nualns.aa as.sssso,o ina
tniilas ssesuias raFa "a ussas.lutia
~ .lisss srien s,ln,ssli1aiaa islan.
Niflen un w.nifisnao a. lsssasasd \
,'.ntetiggsria lsga N eNiasaataan - b..
ss'fsasao A. irans,oise a. Iasals -.
irc San anan ; ralarsia ,s~c,fisnnn.
a. ius sqt1siJioncs enc fre@uiaraa
flras ., Ituaaor> I,dlllcss ane trad
can en usa lpnas
~ desigil6 Ga comife csp~siai CON
lalosla d. los sS'bogcs Meare ; Fcii6
rara infofgnar IeSs,cio a una pciicisn
dc fIanquicia del mnnicipio De Maui
u PARA tomar Ggua de- Ia qnosra n
SonadoFa. de Ia Jurisdiction de cia-
les lara q alastccimienio del acue-
duct cn prayecio.
So pass al Attorney General soli-
citGndo IA opinion en- el case de la
solicilu3 de reconsideration radicada
por Ia Lfnea Ferrca del Oeste rcspc,-
To a una ordcn dic;ada por Ia ccani-
sion prohibiondo que So cxpldan Gu
p-nes para It, repartici6n de premios
a los que utilicen cl seryicio de las
compaifas de transpOrte por iancilas
&c gas1lina entire san Juan y Cataho
:. vice vcrSG. e.H