davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
OLD NET LINEUP
STANDS FOR u. S.
TiIdeni Williams, Johnston
and Richards Get Places,

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-America' 3
big four" of tennis-Bill Tilden. Dick
Williams. Bill Johnston and Vincent
Richards-wlll act as the defenders
of the Davis cup against the Austria
liam chaIlengers in the cup matches
starting at Forest Hills Aug. 81
After long consideration, the selec-
ton committee of the United States
Lawn. Tennis Association Tuesday
night decided upon the same team
that successfully defended the cup
last year and again named Dick VIII
liams as the captain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
FORT SCRAPS TO
Be HELD TONIGHT
Bouts Postponed From Tues
day Promise Lively Action

Showers and weather OF early
spring sea coast town brand forced
the postponement of the Fort Ben.
ja1nin Harrison boxing show Tuesday
until tonight. Captain Wilson shook
his head at p. m. and said: Moth
ing doing until Wednesday"
The program will stand and the
same boxers who were carded Tues
day will preform this evening. the
first event at $50 Roy Wallace and
Soldier Buck are to appear In the
main go and four other scraps that
promise action will be staged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR BALL

The Military Juniors added another victory
to their string by defeating the Junior Or
der of Moose. 10 to 5. Snodgrass WIS
star at shortstop. accepting ten chances.
The Militsries want game with any fast
16-year-old team. For games call webster
1911 and ask for Jimmy. Kelly a. C. take
notice
The Marion Cardinals ard Triangle A.
Cs will stage a dOuble-header on Sunday at
Garfield diamond No. 2. The first game viii
start at 1 o'clock. Miller, Powers and Hunt
will pitch for the Cards with johnson and
Robson doing the receiving.
The Beech Grove Juniors defeated the
Olive A. C. at Garfield in ten-inntng game.
s to A. Hamilton starred for the winners.
For games with Beech Grove call Beech
Grove wv and ask for Pierson.
The Lincoln A. As have open dates for
next Sunday and Labor day. Greenwood,
Clermont Cumberland. Ben Davis and
Brooklyn take notice. The Lincolns play at
Hills Camp Sept. 2. For games address
H G.. Johnson. All Harlan St. cali Bel
mont OILS between and p. m. and ask
for John.
The manager Of the Kellys Is asked to
cali Drexel 24S5 in regard to a game for
Sunday. The Triangle Juniors will prca-
tice tonight and all players are expected
to be out
The Apollos are without a game for sun
day. Aug. 20 and Sept. 2 and 3. Fast city
and State clubs address Tom Ash. 1874
Blaine Ave, or call Belmont 1913.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
SCHEDULE AND PRIZES.
FOR K. OF C. GOLF PLAY
Qualifying Round Opens Aug. ~ on
Riverside Club Links.

The qualifying round Of the knights
of Columbus golf tournament will be
played on the Riverside links Monday
Aug 81 to Sunday, Sept. 2. Players
sufficient to insure four flights Of six
teen are expected to enter.
Winners of each fight and the run
ner-ups will be awarded prizes. The
three low gross scores in the qualify.
ing round will be awarded prizes as
will fifteen net players. The qualify.
ing round will be played with a blind
par, the players to select their own
handicap.
A weeks time will be given for the
playing Of each round after match
play starts. Matches may be played
at the convenience of the players.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
Thursday Swim Program

The first event will start at $3.50
p. m. Events viii follow each other
closely. The events in their order
follow:
100 Yard-0pen for women.
80 Yard-JuniOF national a. A. Z. cham
pionship for women.
90 Yard-OamD Fire Girls State cham
pioIship
40 YarGi-SIen's Indiana kentucky A. 4.
q. championship.
80 Tard-WOmen's Indiana-Kentuclxy A.
A. u. championship.
Bed Cross Life Saving exhibition.
100 Hard-Men's national A. A. Z. cham
pionship,
Fancy Observation-Disclosures a. A. L.
championship for men
90 Ysrd-AIen's open
100 Yard-Boy scout State champion
ship.
geo Yard-WOmen's open.
40 Yard-Men's open.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
WILLS FAILS TO DASH
INTO FIRPO CONTRACT
Harry's Manager Explains Their View
of BuenOs Aires Proposal.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-With Luis
Firpo, South American champion,
signed to an agreement to fight Harry
Wills in Buenos Aires next April, Tex
Richard will try within few days
to get the name of the colored heavy
weight on paper.
F'irpo signed late Tuesday to meet
the colored challenger regardless OF
the outcome of the fight with Jack
Dempsey, but Wills is not expected
to agree so rapidly.
IF Firpo beats Dempsey, Wills sure
~ will sign a contract, but why should
we sign to fight man beaten by
Dempsey? I'VE want Dempsey,
Paddy Mullins, the manager of Wills,
said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
MOLLA FORCED TO LIMIT
Miss Goss Presses Former Champ in
Tight Match.

BIZ Unifed Netos
NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 22.-Mrs
Molla Mallory, beaten by Miss Helen
Wills last Saturday at Forest Hills
and deprived Of the American WON
ems championship which, she held
seven seasons, was hard pressed to
win a match Tuesday from Miss
Eleanor Goss, 11-9 and 6-3.
Mixing frequent errors withb rilliant
play, Mrs Mallory was carried along
to eighteen games Before she broke
through in the nineteenth and won
the twentieth at love. The struggle
was not so arduous in the second set
and Mrs. Mallory won quickly
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
M'GRAW WORRIED
AS GIANTS AGAIN
FALL IN SLUMP
John Switches Batting Order.
and Lineup as Reds and
Pirates Threaten,
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-With their
lead filtered away to three, and
half games. the New York Giants
are once again in that position which
might be called critical
Tuesday, they dropped the final
game of the series to Pittsburgh and
it gave the Pirates a grand total Of
two out of three. The Cincinnati
Reds won at Philadelphia and came
back again with jabbing distance OF
the leaders. n
Big Lead Has Faded
All the noble work the worlds
champions did on their last vietoriou.
sweep THROUGH the West has gone
for nothing, The lead they acquired
'iy knocking the Pirates grosgy and.
putting the Reds on the floor has
faded through one of the worse sIumps
the team has had this season
With his pitchers In the hole again
McGraw can have no happy thoughts
over the coming series with the maui
ing st. Louis Cardinals, unless he
can work his offense around 70 some
kind of an effective attack on the
enemy.
O'COnnelI Back In Game
McGraw switched his batting order
and lineup in the f1nas game with
the Pirates. He showed Jimmy O'Con-
nell, the $4,000 beauty who has been
doing bench duty, back into the game
and allowed Casey Stengel to sit in
the shade. He moved Dave Bancroft
up to the lead-off position, put Frisch
second in the batting order and
placed Pep Young at third. but it,
worked no better than his other com
binations.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
TITLE TRAPSHO0T EVENTS
Texas Man Best in Amateur Class at
Grand American.

-BW Times NpecfQI
CHICAGO, Aug. 22-The amateur
doubles trapshoot championship of
North America was won by Phil
Miller of Dallas, Texas, Tuesday in
the Grand American Handicap event
here. He broke 1S1 out of a pos
sible 200.
]. Z. Boyner Jr. of New York City
won the junior amateur event by
breaking IS out of 100 targets
Ben Meents OF Askum, Ill, with 10.
Won the professional doubles title
Waiter G. Warren, Chicago, won the
shoot-off with w. LANDER of Oklahoma
City for the Lake Michigan introduc-
toEy event. scoring forty-nine out of
fifty. They were tied or the first day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
JACKS BRAVAD)
: RETURNS AS He
TRAINS FOR LUIS
Shakes Off Gloon,
Spirit of Montana Days
and He's Boyish Again.
BY BOB DORMAN.
NEA Service Writer.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. N.
Y, Aug. 2e.-It's a far different Demp-
sey one finds training here, from the
Dempsey who a short two months
ago was conditioning himself at Great
Falls. Mont, for his fight with Tom
Gibbons.
Out in Montana Jack was man
who seemed to bear on his shoulders
a secret. worry. The old boyish tricks
that were his distinguishing marks
were conspicuous, by their absence.
His training was forced.
Wasn't Sure of Self
He asked every one he met who
had seen Gibbons, numerous ques-
tons as to the challenger's ability,
weight, etc. Z
He acted like a man not sure of
himself.
The same old jolly. laughing
Dempsey is here. The Dempsey who
fears no man, and is willing to take
them as they come.
1.-The fight with Gibbons was what
I needed to put me on edge again, "
he says.
shape. I wasn't timing my punches
right. and the old judgment of dis
lance was missing. And for a while
I got soft. l feared wouldn't be
able to 20 the route.
II was worried. I'll admit
Confidence Restored
But that's past. While l didn'
put Gibbons away ! know that as
tie fight with him went on, I could
feel myself getting better and better
LAS for my coming fight with F1rpo
1 feel certain of the outcome.
"Of course. ne must have a punch
or he couldn't have knocked out Sc
many men, and any man with punch
Is dangerous.
But I know l still have all my
stuff. that l can go the distance. thai
my Judgment of distance and timine
of punches is what 1t used to be. Sc
am not worried,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
Boxer Hurt in Fall

u Z fhicS SDectdI
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-In the, first
round of the Johnny Curtin-Franlxie
Jerome featherweight bout here Tues
day night. Curtin lost his balance
when .evading a Jerome rush and fell
out of the ring. His head struck a
chair and he was badly hurt.
The bout was stopped and Curtin
was taken to a hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

BIZ Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Jimmy Austin,
new manager Of the st. Louis Browns
and Infielder Ellerbe. We're suspended
indefinitely Tuesday by Ban Johnson
for fussing with Umpire Evans in
Mondays game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
To Be Griffith Stadium

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The seat
ing capacity of the local American
League baseball park will be increased
to accomodate $4,000 and other i'm
proponents made in stands and
bleachers.
1t is planned to spend 100000 on
improvements. The plant viii be
known as Clark Grifith Stadium here
after
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
STATE ROGUE TOURNEY
ON AT GARFIELD PARK
Champion Woman Player Beaten in
First Match Tuesday Scores.


First Match Tuesday Scores.
The State rogue tourney got under
way Tuesday morning at Garfield
Park with some interesting games.
Mrs. A J. Whitney Of Portland Me,
who is the worlds champion woman
player. is participating in the meet
She was defeated in her first match
by J. II. Hansmans 80 to Is.
Other scores in the FIRST division were as
folOwsi Hansman. 80: z. F. Moser. 27.
Barney Stemple 80; Moser. Il. Stemple,
%, E. Thompson. 4 Thompson, 80;
Moser. %.
ms the second division the scores were:
W I. Pierce. 80: Samuel Switeher. IA A
,. Henderson. 30: J. E Melleneamp, 10.
Ray Mcclure 80: Henderson. 9. Switcher,
80; Henderson. 3 Pierce, 80: Mellencamp,
Il. Pierce, %: Henderson 8.
Third division scores were. George Cas-
sidy, 81; W H Kuhns, % A. E Fergu-
son. 80: E. W Pynchon. 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Brooklyn dropped down to sixth
place when the Cubs bumped Vance
and Henry AMI won.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Five runs scored IN the first inning.
when Watson blew up, gave the Pi-
rates big lead and they beat the
Giants Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

AMER. AsSN.--Indpls. at MINI. Tol. at
X. C. Louis. at st. P. Col. at Mil. two
games).
AMER. LEAGUE-N Y at bet. Wash.
at Cleve. Phils. at Chi. Bos. at St. L.
NATL. LEAGUE-Cin at Phila. st. l..
at Bos.' mo other games schedhed9
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Heavy batting by Hornsby and Bot
tomley gave the Cardinals a victory
over the Braves Tuesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Al EiSAND.
2:i4 Class Trotting (purse 1880; two
in three heats)-
Zaquilla. b (Palin) ........... L
The Great Lullwater. ch (Candler) 2 4
Frank Watts b g (Gnlies) ...
The Concord. g (Haldeman) 49,. 8
Peter Johnson, b 6 (Morrison) ...... B
Ross O'Ree and Victor Man also, started.
Time 10. 2 :0S LIS.
2S Class Pacing (the0 Forest City;
purse $4,000; three-heat PLAN unln-
Wrack, (valentine) 2 2
Hal Bee. br (ChildsJ ... 2 3
Buddy Mac, b ray .........
Pale Face. g Mckay .,...- 3 g
Rife Grenade. b tMcDonald) O 4 5
Lambert Todd, Walter McGregor. La
Time-2 :03 10. 2:04 Is. 2:04 1-5.
2:20 Glass Trotting tpurse $1,000; Sec
Ethel Forbes, n o. Thomas) /
Ammunition, br IA Nc
Tramp Cute. b Thornton and
Miss se Liberty Direct b (Palin) ) 2 no
Peter Coast. b Dempsey S 70
Worthy Rice Queen Parker. Clarke and
Frank Worthy also started.
Time-2 09 40. RIA As, 2:11 3-5.
30 40.
200 Glass Troting tpurse $1,000; two
Rose Scott. blk m tMurphy) 800 j
Mainlick blk (Erskine) .. 3 Q
Baron Worthy. b g. (Lewis) .R @
St. Roberts b b (Wiliis) .......... 3
HoIlyrood Hilda. b m (Nickos) 49,. 4
Walter Sterling also started
Time-2 :0S LIS. 2:0S 4-5s
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
MAJOR HoMERs YESTERDAY

Friberg. Cubs, 1--0 Grantham. Cub
-: Lee. Pills IL Duncan. Reds. IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Toledo Kansas City-Rain.
(Only games scheduled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago-New York-Rsin.
Westinghouse. Louis-Rain.
(Only games scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ... SOP 600 020-9 Is 0
New York ... $50 O01 001-5 IL L
Adams Hamilton. Schmidt: Watsons
Barnes. Jonnard. McQuillan. Gowdy. Snyder. %
Chicago ........ o1O O3o 0O5-e IA 2
Brooklyn ... 600 600 oI0-1 l
Keen, OFarrell; Vance, Henry. Deberry.
Cincinnati 49,. 100 100 311-7 10 2
Philadelphia ..... 010 900 004--5 10 1
Donohue. Hargrave: Behan. Head, Wilson
St Louis ... 900 oo3 OO5-s IL Q
Boston .. ITO 600 600 8 8
Haines, Ainsmith, McCurdy; Cooney.
Barnes. Oeschger. o'Neill. Gibson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
Yesterdays Results
aMERICAN AsSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
First Camel
Columbus - 100 4Ol 000-S o l
St Paul .... 900 003 231--9 II 3
Sanders. Ambrose, Paimero, Hartley: Mer
rift Napier Sheehan. Allen.
(Second Camel
Columbus ~ Oh 600 OO0- 3 Is 3
St Paul ~ 800 4I2 Oil IL 0
Palmero. Gleason. Elliott; Sheehan, Allen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22
Grand Circuit Results

AT CLEVELAND. TUESDAY
IA Glass Trotting (purse 1885, two
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-22

Toledo Kansas City-Rain.
(Only games scheduled.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-03

(By Pacific ( Atlantic) Lady Mary Cambridge, fre- quently mentioned as pros pective bride to Prince of Wales, is engaged to Mar quis of Worcester, heir to> the Duke of Beaufort.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-03

tBy Pacific 6 Atlantic) Delora Angell, heiress to $40,000,000 Gates estate, was married at Pasadena, Cal, to L. J. Norris Chicago cartoonist.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
LA DELEGATION DEL CoMITE
DEL COMERCIO EsPANoL EN-
PUERTO. RICO PIDE TODA
CLASE DE DATOS


La Delegation que preside Don Abe
lardo de la Haba y que ha de embar-
car en- el mes de febrero proximo pa
ra tomar parte en- Ell Primer Congreso
Nacional del Comercio Espanol en- Ul-
tramar, hass un cordial llamamiento
a todas .aquellas ,personas, sin exclu-
sion DE- naeiona alidad, que puedan ilus-
tTarle con datos e mfornes acerca del
nlovimiento comefciaI en- Puerto Rico.
obstaeulos qpe. .impidan ,sl ,haayoE de-
senyo 1yimiento del Tautuo intercambio
entire Estados Unidos " Espaila, rnodi-
ficaciiones aconsejables en- los arance-
les !. yigentes y = nluy especial lmente
cuanto pueda ,serSvirr una, mayor IN
tensificaci6n de puestro reciproco CO.
meTcio,
{ Il ia Delegsci6 ci6r 81 recibira b Ss.stos S.t infdr-,
mes, por escrito, hasta el dfa 10 Dc
febrero proxin1o.
J, Perez Losada,
Z. Delegado Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
sENTIDo FALLECIMIENTo.

- H
Aver falleci0, casi repentinamente,
yen sl Eesidencia de Santurce, el ilns-
trado galeno sefior Geronimo Carre-
ras, que hacia, algdn tempo estaba
aqpejado de pertinaz dolencia, pero
que no habfa guardado CANA. La no.
Eticia del sensible suceso, corri0 rapi-
sdanicnte por Santurce Y San Juan,
causando penosa impression en- todo ell
Necindario. pues ell galeno extinto me-
srecfa la mis- general estimation de
ttoaas las classes; sociales de Ia ciudad.
IsaSicasa de dueIo sc VIC seguida-
mente llena de lumetdsas .familias
de esta sociedad Y de Ia mayor parte
dc los companeros de- profession del
finado.
A las ) de la tarde de hoy. Sc lie
vard efeoto el piadoso acto del en-
itierro de los restos .en .el cementerio
de Santurce. resaltard una expresi-
va demostraei6n de afecto.
Tona Ell IAIPARCIAL parte abso-
luta Ell IL tristeza de la familia do
liente. Y que en- Dios descanse para
eterno la buena alma del ilustre doc
tor Geronimo Carreras. =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
Ell ENsANcHE DE ARECIBo

InforTna el Comisionado de Obras
Ppblicas der Arecibo, isehor Go1zalez.
que sole espefa que los sefiores Oliver,
Gonzalez " seiora Nda. de Garcia FIR
men las escfituras Que tienen pendien-
'tesfcon elAAfunieipio para dar co1fnen-
zos a los trabajos del ensanche de Ia
ppblaciorbaetfs aqaellos terfenosst
va han aidn rerpiti9os para sr apro-
baeidn al aDepartamento del Interior
los planoatdel nl1eyo Hospital Munich.
pal, y tam pb6nto sean aprobados Sc
sacara al pibtica yRubasta su construt,
cion ;a,asr e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
DON EuGENIo MuRrA.

En- ell <vapor espaflol Montevideo.
que sali0 aver la una de la tarde
de este puerto, EMBARGO para Espana,
nuestro estimado amigo Don Eugenio
Muriia, socio comanditario de, la mer-
cantil Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. quien
disffuta en- 1esta ssociedad toda y en-
Ia colonia espailola, elnipsirticuElrlde
simpatfas J,ian ganadas. 81 s1p3
Z AZ muelle9 fac a a5despedir al tistfn-
guido. Ffajere. I'M. nutfido iai1cleoa!tle
sus muchos ;sfmigds. 91i'aso
& EEs IfPARe1Abl desea al amigo
OUT Sc ansenfa, una traveSta muy f.
liz; Y que pr6nto regrese por. esta tie
IRA, donde Sc lie tiene gran estima-
ei6n. lis issmhtraqai4 sfse rssEaa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
AREc1Ros DEpoRr1vo CLUB

En- la reunion celebrada Ell Is de ac-
tual, fue electa la nueva Directiva que
regira lossdestinos del Deportivo Areci-
DO, en- el F923.sde la forma siguiente
Presidentes Honorarios Sres. Andres
Oliver Gabriel correa Y Pedro orpi;
Presidentes. b Micheos Secretario: Ma
nuel OliveEv Sub-Secretario Jaime Bar
celoi Tesorsro; Luis Menoyo; Vice Te-
sorero i Aaa Barceloe Managed.na Juan
Martinezii Gapitanest: Antonio Beffat
y Manuel, 0liversasEncargadsst de los
efectbso del et9uipbgsJose Roza.e 90
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22

mo pierden los desaffos que coneertan
con el San Agustfn, con tantos ,juga-
dores buenos que tiene, perO he entra
do en- razon pienso que todos son
BUCHE Y PLUaIAS. s.4 ss
LIE doy Ia mas cordial felicitaei6n
al Doctor Rivera Aponte porael pro-
greso que cada dfa va obteniendo III
noyena Jupiter, v yeo que no es un
planeta que tiene, sine son dos en-
uno," Y con raz5n..
He notado que la, noyena Jupiter
les una novena que lie gusta lidiar con
cualesquiera clase de noyena, no
.esta con la mesquindencid Y el mic
ditis, como bastantes novenas de la
ciudad Y de la isla; total yo no con-
ceptuo esas novenas como de segun-
da clase, sino como cOnat0s de team.
No sc, el San Agustfn no es una
fiera. sino que 10 olga su ''hijito" jul
piter que ha lidiado con el, solamen-
tie 10 que puede pasar es que el San
Agustfn lie propine una 'palizita'' de
esas4 que lie sabe dars d esos c6adttos; !;
spor ESQ es que 1e tfendn }nfsiedttisg h.
! il, ja, ja!... idne curiosos i que
tontos son 80.
Doctor, 81 usted Sc halla conforines
con obtener ell otro3 desaffe, avfsele aI
manager del San Agustfn poi, coffes-
pondencia Ia direcci6n siguiehtest::~
Gilberto AceYedo, San Agusffn IS,
Puerta de TERRA, r.. r. "a ~
Tambien 81 desea jugar con interes,
estamos dispuestos, para que asf sen
mas rehido el juego.
Adelante! Y como siempre.
PICHoN.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
-tzs3s = IT IA .. 2 Z
PARA LAS HERMANITAS DEL ASH
LO DE ANCIANOS DEsAM-
PARADOS.

Nuestro amigo Y compaflero Don
Angel Rivero, su regreso de Espa-
ia, hizo entrega la Reverenda Ma
Dire Sor Dolores Gle Santa Francisco,
Superiora del Asilo de Ancianos Des-
amparados. de Puerta de TERRA, de
a suma de $43.00 mitad de 10 recau-
dado en- una velada que Sc llev0 ca
bo en- el trasatlautit9 AIontevideo, On
la -Noche Bnena.:: la otra mitad fu6.
eptt7r eptreegadlaas egg al capitan de dicho buque,
con rs aestiip4 tip la sqeiellalaa qall.la ae Saliva
msnto d. de. fNadfragos.
--Hay ysido-. ma huena .ohra, porque ess.
te. ,Asilo merece la mas decidida pro-
teeeioh de todos los buenos gdfsatzohes:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
De la Guayfa:,

p Harry B. Skidmore,# Sra. Sotorro id
Chavez, Srta. Socorro Chavez, Jose v!
Chavez, Luis Chavez; William c.. Midd
lebrook, Emilio Ochoa; Mrs. Virginia
0choa, Casimiro Vegas, Srta. Carmen
Vegas, Srta. Maria Vegas 1sys Srta:
Carolina Toyar. ahs;q6Yq .ai us I'D
IA Lista de-, los pasaieros que, ,;embart
earon. en- Ell vapor sCaracasp'. .el. viernes
As. del corriente con destino Curacao
y Venezuela. asa 3aSa34 si
dose Maria Martinez, Jose H. hazai
10, Srta. Ana Maria Lazaro, Srta. ClaT
ra Lazaro, DIR. George R., Hopkins,
Srta. Clara Hopkins, Sra. Lucy Hop
kins, Benton E. Warren, Luis Ricf.
kohl, Srta Lucia Morales, Augusta
Punsoda, George E. Devendorf, Jose
D. Montero, Jose Penalver Y Srta.
Carmen Ricfkohl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
La GUARDIA NAcIoNAL.

1 Una igdltima disposicion del Depar-
stamento de la Guerra de los Estados
sJhiidoss rlispone que ell Regimiento de
la fGnaEdia Nacional de Puerto Rico,
sea sdesignado Y considerable como Re-
gimiento de Infanterfa No. 295 Como
Sc sabe as fuerzas de la Guardia Ma
cional constituyen Ia primera reserya
del ejercito regular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-22
ID O .eA.A.-ll.s 1
HW que no ,seglllr el
II e r.oEIadst' SSgaD9
& Z : : Ejemp!lIe(9sa'i;3,, p!I(9 s';3,.,. = !

- A :
TODD, rel irr1lndo5x xsabe Que 'ndfha casa
construtida Itcon sT4ERRA5Es s cE-
RRADURAS marca eyAEFs aninenta
en- valor el 209o, por la garantia que
ofrece su patente durabilidad.
Ell Gobierno Federal de los Estados
Unidos, que es la nacion mejor 60
bierno, tiene por norma exclusive usar
en- todos sus edi6cios del Estado, ofici-
mas, correos. prisiones, cajas de cauda-
les donde Sc guardian muchos miles de
millones, archives donde estan docu-
mentos valiosos etc. etc, los HERRA-
JES, CERRADURAS, CANDADOS y
CIRRRA PUER9AsA dec lasss zaaEea,5
YALE.
No hay Ell los tEstados y1iidos 2stn-
tarosa residencia que no tenga los q
RRAJESsy CERRADURAS .sY ALE ]
Los buenos arquitectos, ingenieros
constructors, y maestros de obras, sa-
ben bien, que la fabrica YALE" es
una gloria de la manufacture Amer
cana, que puede competir en- su rarno
con todas las fabricas del mundo.
Todas las casas de Banca de los Es.
tados Unidos. tienen en- sus bovedas
CERRADURAS DE RELoJ que es. Ia.
dnica cerradura de mas perfecta segu-
ridad; Sc calcula que el 75so de la ri
queza monetaria de los Estados Uni.
dos Sc guarda con las CERRADURAS
marca YALE.
Catalogos ilustrados y cuantos infor.
mesNse necesiten.
Cerecedo Hermanos 8 Co.