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New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
'25LEFT ON SQUAD
AT TRADE School
Vets Form Nucleus for Fast Nine
This Season

Twenty-Five candidates survived the
first out Of the baseball squad at the
local State Trade school. About half
OF this number are veterans OF last
years team which won the cham
pionship OF the northern Trade
schools.
So far the fight for positions on the
team has been so intense that only
three positions are settled--these are
Miller at backstop, Kulikowski at
third and Vance In centerheld. When
Bowen. a southpaw, left school 1t left
a large gap at frst which Is still open.
Witham may be used there or 1t Is
possible that Capt Anderson will be
shifted to the first sack. Kanla a
hard hitter and clean fielder a. we'll
as a star boxman Is putting up stiff
fight for tMe keystone sack and II
Capt Anderson Is moved KAMA will
probably take his place. Fusari,
chip of the old block, is showing SO
well at short there 10 a possibility Of
his replacing the veteran Eric An
derson for this position For the out
field position several fast men are
available namely. Conlin. Heroid, Vet
torelio. TOLL and znosko. OF this
list Herold and Znosko played on last
years team while Vettorello and Con-
lin are both fast men, any two Of the
ave would fit well with Vance on the
outer defence. The pitching burden
seems to fall on two very capable men,
KAMA and Andeen. The. former lad
held st. Thomas Seminary to two
hits last season while pitching for
New Britain High school while the
latter was the main stay In the box
for Middletown High last year. With
the opening game only few days
away some hard practices will be held
in expectations OF a victory.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
McTIGUE AND CARP WILL
FIGHT HERE ON JULY IA
Tex Richard Gains Services OF Boxers
For Light Heavyweight Title
Go in This Country

New York, April 24.-Tex Richard
announces that he had matched Mike
McTigue, Irish American conqueror OF
Battling Sikh, and Georges Carpenter
for the worlds light heavyweight
championship on July IA, either at
the Yankee stadium or Boyle's Thirty
Acres.
Financial details were not disclosed,
but 1t was understood that McTigue
was guaranteed about SIS per cent for
his end of the purse. Carpenter, it
was said, would get around 20 per
cent.
Carpenter is matched to fight Joe
Rocket, English heavyweight in Lon
don on June IL.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
NEW HAVEN DEFEATS YALE
Eastern LeaglIers Win City Title BY
Taking Odd Game, ~ to 3,

New Haven, Arril o4.-New Haven
Eastern League champions clinehed
the city series by king the odd game
from Yale, II to 5, in heavy hitting
game played in near freezing tempera-
ture yesterday. Rightf1elder Dorr
Hickey, who did mound duty for the
Ellis, was batted numerically and
passed II OF the professionals. Os-
borne and Gagnon played brilliantly
Mallory's three Dagger featured the
Yale batting.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yanks Lose Again

New York. April 24.--Washington
made 1t two straight from New York
yesterday, Yarmouth. a recruit left
handler, defeating the American league
champions to l. Yarmouth yielded
only three hits, and pulled himself
out of a bad hole in the eighth in
ming when he filed the bases by
walking Bush. Witt and Ruth. Pipp
then popped to Peckinpaugh.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
Slated for Faher in sth,
St. U,Oylis.
'Batted for Danforth in Sth.
xBatted for kolp In l2th.

HBatted TOT h0Tp IN l2th,
Chicago .,,,,.,..... 100 100 $50 900 o0--;
st. Louis ,.....,..... 0oi 600 1903 zoo co.;
Two base hits. McManus, Z. Robertson
Faber; three base hit, Mostil; home run
Williams; stolen bases, Collins Faber
kamm; sacrifices faber. Mostil Gerber
Williams :, jackson. burst; double plays
Gerber and McManus 2; johnson, Collin,
and Shelly; left on bases, Chicago IL, st
Louis Is; bases on balls off Thurston q of
Faber I, off Danforth s, off Connaily 3, of
kolp 2, on G. Robertson 2; struck out. BY
Faber L. by Danforth 3, by connaIly /. by
kop l, by c. Robertson 2, by Pruett /; hits
off Faber 10 In iunings, off Connaly mono
In inning, off Robertson s In s innings
by Thurston In innings (none out in
third. by Dnnforth in 8 innings by
koip In innings, by Pruett 2 In in
nings wild pitches, Faber. C. Robertson;
sumpires, Ormsby and Dineen; time. 3:24.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
JOHNSON GIVEN NEWSPAPER
DECISION OVER FRED FULTON
Westerner Appears On Verge Of Being Kayoed in Final
stanza But Holds On Till Bell Rings-M Minnesota Bat.
tier Makes Impression When He Socks EN-

New York, April 2opportunity knocked at Fred Futons
door last night but Fred was out.
The giant Minnesota pastee of Americas ceverest yet
most knocked out pug ground before the
light punches of young Floyd Johnson of the west and out
pointed in their IL round contest Jersey City Johnson received
the decision of newspapermen at the ringside
johnson is to meet Jess Willard in the Yankees stadium May
IL in is round match.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24

KAShINGTONLANy HUMBLE TANKS AS
CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN; BROOKLYN
FINALLY SCORES, BUT CANNOT WIN

Yarmouth, Rookie Twirler, Lets American League
Champs Down With Only Three Hits-Home Run
Orgie Continues, With STATE, Blades, Hornsby and
Williams of St Louis, Hitting For Circuit-Cubs
Take Sixth SLAUGHTERED Sox Pound Rommel OFF
the Rubber
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
TIGER SWIMMERS ELECT

Princeton, n. J., April ~. = At a
meeting yesterday Coleman Moser Of
New York city was elected captain of
next years Princeton swimming team
and Richard A. Newly of Washing
ton, D. c.. was elected captain of the
Tiger water polo team.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cubs Take Sixth

Chicago, H.. April 24.-Chicago
pounded Fred Toney hard yesterday
and won its sixth consecutive game,
defeating st, louis. to 3. Alexander
pitched in fine form during the early
innings but eased up after he had a
safe lead. Blades and Hornsby hit
homers.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
New York.

Two base hits, Dugan, Meusel; three base
hit Coslln: stolen bases, Ruth. Judge: sac
rifce, Evans: double plays, Pipp. Scott and
Pipp; Scott, Ward and Pipp; Dugan. Ward
and Pipp; left on bases, New York Z. Wash,
ington Z: bases on balls of Bush 5, on
Yarmouth 4; struck out, by Bush s. by
Yarmouth 4; hit by pitcher, by Bush
(Rice); passed bali Bchang; umpires,
Holmes, Evans and Connolly; time, 1853.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
American League

Cleveland 5, Detroit ?,
Boston 3. Philadelphia s.
Washington ., New York /.
Chicago 7, st. Louis Z.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
White sox. Z, Browns 7

st. Louis Mo-, April 24.--Chicago
and st. Louis played II innings to
tie yesterday. the game being called
on account OF darknesEs The score
was to Z. N&
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
Red sox 0. Athletics a

Philadelphia. April 24.--Boston
took the first game Of the series from
Philadelphia yesterday, . to 6, driv-
ing Rommel from the mound in the
ffth,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
Pirates 3, Reds 4

Cincinnati, April Establishment
made it two straisDt from Cincinnati
yesterday. winning by 5 to by
punching hits successfully and putting
UP brilliant game in the field.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
International League
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results.
Rochester II, Jersey City 10.
Syracuse II, Reading 3.
Baltimore 8, Buffalo 8.
Toronto and Newark, not sched-
ules.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
How They Line up
in -Four Leagues
National League

New York 4, Brooklyn 8.
Chicago Z, st. Louis 3.
Pittsburgh s, Cincinnati 4.
Only three games played.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
The Standing.

Game Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
The Standing.
Games Today.

Gamcs I0dAy.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
KS7ERYEARS
IN SPORT

Ten years ago, on April -, 1918.
Outfelder Williams OF st. Louis made
three triples in four times at bat In
game which st. Louis won from
Chicago. to 1. /.
Twenty-Five years ago, on April ~,
1898. Jimmy Michael signed with an
auto tire concern for the cycling sea-
son.,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
Tire Standing.

Games Today.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24

For a matchless pair OF one penny
and two penny Post Office" Mauri-
thus stamps on one envelope, $4,000
was paid.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24

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New Britain herald., 1923-04-24
Eastern League

Eastern League opens tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-24

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-22

Duke of Orleans, the Duke of Galliera
has chosen this quiet spot to pass
his declining years.
/ At first his identity was kept Sc
cret but few weeks ago, when the
Duke of Montpensier was decorated
with the ribbon of the Legion OF
Honor, telegram addressed to the
Duke of Galliera reached the Hotel
de la Poste, and the proprietor was
on the verge of returning it to the
telegraph office when the quiet old
man claimed it. 1t was signed Phil
ippe" and read: Dear cousin, many
thanks for congratulations"
Since then the natives have ad-
dressed him as His Royal High
ness
Il wish they would call me Mon
sieur Antoine as they used to-" the
Duke of Galliera said recently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-22
Grandson of King
Lives in Hotel

Etampes, France, Oct. ga. P. by
MaiD-The finest room in the Hotel
dc la Poste Of Fay aux Loges. a
community of 1000 inhabitants near
here, has been rented for several
years by a distinguished old gentle
man of noble bearing, who spends
most of his time hunting and fishing.
There are few who know that at
the end of each week when the bill
is presented to the elderly gentleman,
1t reads: TO one room, October LIST
to October 18th; Francs $500" and
that it is addressed to His Royal
Highness, the Duke Of Galliera."
Grandson of Louis Philippe, King
OF France. uncle of Alfonso XIII,
King of Spain, and cousin of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-22
CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
WE HAVE THE RIGHT PRICE or
GUARANTEED CORD TIRES

w. S. PILLSBURY
21S College Avenue, Wateryille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-22

Home Is Where The Heart---
And The Adds!
Homeseekers eyes turned to the Real Estate COL
umns in the ABC classified Section this week because
that's where the homes and the ads
Carefully grouped and alphabetically listed according
to Streets these offers Of the most attractive homes that
for sale in and around this city awaiting your
convenience and immediate action.
It would take days and days of your time to find all
these houses and look them personally But did
the nding-thats service you-and all you have
do is to look through these little ads
Go through the interesting Snapshots" in this big
Home Catalogue in the Classified Section
Read the Real Estate Classifcatons today
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HOMES

HOMES. ~
BEAUTIFUL HoME-on Riversids
Drive. Complete modern improve
ments. acre Of land. One half cash,
balance on payments.
JUST CoMPLETED-Modern house of
6 rooms with bath, lot 60x100 feet.
Price reasonable for new construc-
ton. 500 cash, balance on easy
terms.
SEVERAL GOOD FARMs-Near the
city that must be sold this year with
good buildings, any amount of acre
age.
JUST LISTED-A small farm. Of 90
acres. good buildings. well located
about 4 miles from the city, price is
going to be o. X. on this. place.
I HAvE-A few nice snug little homes
with or acres of land, just right
to lessen living expenses to parties
working in the city, only % to 4
miles from the Post once. One can
own any Of these places at a low
purchase price. y
Am always pleased to give full infor-
nation concerning all properties list.
ed with me.
J. W. BECK AGENCY.
aO7 WATER STREET nj.
's TELEPHONE 1o47-w
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered

CIDER MILL-Opened for the season
by C. H. Dyer. Hospital St.. Augusta
Open day and night. Tel. S99-X.
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Solicitors. canvassers, Agents 3!

TOILET PRODUCTS-Wante at once,
ambitious, energetic girl of good ad-
dress to canvass for exclusive line Of
toilet products in Gardiner. Water
Vile and Augusta on commission.
Good position for right person. Call
at 243 Water ST., Augusta, after 8
T. M
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and Flats "a
RDINER-Furnished rent. Steam
heat. gas. bath. Tel 261-M. Mrs. H.
K. Morrell. 2lG Maine Ave.
GARDENERS rooms. electric lights.
furnace heat. Sc Water St. Inquire
F. j. CAROLYN, $50 Pine ST., Lewiston.
Tel. Sod.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST., modern i'm
provements. Inquire Louis Levine's
Fruit Store.
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Likes to Telephone Her A-B-C. Ads to the Journal
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

-----zez<.a-@s-- - y. $3.50 ........-....s 20
HOMES -. .-s..,sr,-.--.'.-> ~.
PLEASANT sT.-2-story ho,iss Of 4
rooms and bath. sleeping porch. hard
wood floors, Tbuiit.ins rsfriesratof.
An exceptionally well-built house.
PATTERSON sT.-s-room house with
very large ysranda; may be let as !,
rent or as light housekeeping rooms.
stable. plot for garden Terms can
MURRAY sr.-a.story s.room nous.
and bath: modern throughout. Up-
sishr rooms o, may be let az rent or
fruit trees and hen house.
CHELSEA PoINT-suburbAn resi-
dence OF 10 large rooms; 8 acres OF
500 to 1000 hens. Brick and cement
brooder house fitted with all para
phernalias for poultry raising. An
ideal place for poultry business.
Many other attractive Iistings. some
at less than $4,000. Telephone for de.
tailed information: a~
Place. One a corner lot, other ad.
Joining. Excellent location for resi-
dence.
LOTS-2 lots = in Glandale Park. Au.
gusta's newest residential develop
ment. One q corner lot. other ad1oin-
ing.N NO..
FARMS - Many excellent values,
priced from s1700 to $4,000.
LOWEST RATE. OF COMMISSION
100 CHARGED.
ELLA NJ. MCINTOSH
% Weston Street Tel. $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-22

HeTp-MaIe OF FemaTo "
MEN, WOMEN-Earn $25 a week in
your spare time addressing envelopes
and circulars. No experience neces-
sary. Send 15c (silver) for particu-
lars. The Pioneer System. Box 612.
Lewiston. Me.
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HOMES. HOMES. HOMES

HOMES. HOMES. HOMES
GARDINER-S-room house, newly
painted and papered, electric lights,
flush. cement basement. furnace, ga
rage: double lot. Fine location.
$500.
GARDINER-12-room house, good 10.
cation. suitable for or families.
10-ROOM HOUSE-CentralIy located,
IL acres of land. Price reasonable.
DRESDEN AVE.-Modern dwelling of
z rooms. About l acre of land. $4,000.
RANDOLPH-Moder bungalow; large
lot of land. Price reasonable.
I have over 100 farms for sale, some
extra good trades. Prices range FROM
$1050 to $4,000.
D. S. McNAUGHToN
217 Water Street Gardiner
Telephone SO
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Fuel, Feed. Fertilizer.

HARDWOOD-Best dry. fitted for
stoves. furnace or fireplace. Dry box
edgings. baskets 81. c. r. Shaw,
Willow st. Tel. 423-M.
woodbury., hard. 4 it.. or stove
length. ]. A.. Shaw, Jr. Tel. Gardi-
per 461-W
WOOD-Stove, furnace and cordwood.
w. A. Shaw. ConY Rd. Tel. 10S6.M.
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BE SENSIBLE-AND OWN YOUR
OWN HOME

BE sENsIBLE-AND OWN YOUR
OWN HOME
For years you have paid enough rent
to own home .LE
You are still paying, and making
little effort to own your place. ..
You think you can pay rent for a
fine apartment, but you cannot get to-
gether enough to make the down pay
ment on a home that YOU would con-
slider as permanent abode.
So you continue to follow course
which impoverishes-certain it is
not building you up on substantial
basis.
For the next ten years what will be
the sum total of your rent money?
In the next ten years it might mean
a home bought and paid for.
You say it is cheaper to rent than to
own property. when taxes, interest. re-
pairs and insurance are considered.
But do You not realize that the land
lord has figured on this and his own in
terest on investment himself in the
rental sum which he sets?
You are paying all these things just
1 the. same whether you realize it or not,
so be sensible and own your own home.
So If you are interested in buying a
nice home. look these over:
LINCOLN STA beautiful home of .
lot of land: all in nice repair The
price is very low and can be bought
on terms.
DREW ST.-Cor. Lincoln. One of the
finest homes on the market. '7-room
house and bath. open fireplace, den,
all finished throughout in gum wood
Hot water heat. Nice repair. Price
right. Terms.
GLENWOOD STA dandy new bun
galow of rooms and bath, all mod
ern. Large plot of land and garage
Price low. Terms.
MITCHELL ST.,-East side. Beautiful
I new house of rooms and bath. All
modern. Set tubs. nice garage, large
lot. Must be sold at once. Price is
70. K. Terms.
BUILDING LoTs-we are also show
ing some nice building lots on Hill
crest ST., a new development; new
streets. a wonderful location on which
to build your new home, just off
Western Avenue. Lots are sold on
asy terms to suit purchaser. Prices
range from 5000 up to $3.50 each.
Pick yours out now.
All property shown by appointment.
THE RICE AGENCY
TEL. 10e1-W AUGUSTA
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-
RADIO PLIERS =, :
GUARANTEED NOT TO
BREAK OR CHIP. LONG
SLIM NOSE, CUTTING
PLIERS, POST PAID s1.75.
ASK FOR KRAEUTER NO.
1861. FIFIELD BROS. CO.,
AUGUSTA, ME-, DEPT. X.
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Situations Wantsd-FsmaIs 8

NURSE-Would like baby to care for
in home. Write Box HIS, care Jour
nal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-02
Ia Casa de- Puerto
Rico en- SGIiNa
PINoCHO.

Con profunda satisfaction de porto
r%riquefios, hijos de espafioles, damos a
nuestros lectores la noticia de que
Puerto Rico estara muy dignamente re-
presentado e n la exposition universal
que ha de celebrarse en- Seyilla en- ell
curse de 1925.
: Para tratar de este asunto, .la reu-
Mon Ell asa de la abuela", como PIN
t~orescamente lie llama I'm querido ami
go nuestro, parece que Sc han celebra-
do va, en- la Fortaleza, algunas inn
portantes conferencias entire ell Gober-
nador Towner, los lfderes unionistas
seforcs Barcel6 ' Guerra Mondrag0n
~ Ell quito consul de Espana en- Puerto
Rico senior Freyre de Andrade,
En- principle esta VA acordado que
Puerto Rico construira en- los solares
de la Exposition un edificio propio,
con ell nombre de Casa de Puerto Rico,
que una vez c~lausurada %aquella, cede-
IA, galantemente, al Municipio de la
yieia Hipalis
Ell Gobernador Towner esta entu-
siasmado con Ia idea y parece que la
collaboration exSpontaneamente ofrecida
|pof a, para 81 mas rapida y brillante
realizaci6n. ha superado con mucho a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-02
PERIL DEL Ola
En- DEFENSA De las GDAGUAS

Los academies que, de s1bito y ira
gieamente, interrumpen, de cuando en-
cusndo, las vertiginosas carreras de
las guaguas por los pintorescos alre-
dolores de San Juan, son mas fire.
cuentes cada dfa. Los ~periodicos sa-
len de las prensas llenos de r~elaciones
de heridos y de ev~aluaciones de des-
perfectos. Hoy es IN choque con un
caro- del trolley o con otra desafora-
da eongenere mafana un d%errumba-
miento por ell pretil de un puente.. !.
LAS pequenas catastrofes Sc multiple
car. Y gentes interesadas en- clio,
aprovechan cada una de estas desgra-
cias para lamar sospechosas decla-
maciones contra las populares maqui-
mas de transporte.
Los duenos de guaguas Sc han da-
do, naturalmente, clara y rapida cuen-
ia de la campanita que Sc les .esta
hacienda, y Sc han reunido en- solem-
ne asamblea para tomar acuerdos ten
dientes a la comun defensa de su hon.
rada manera de viyir. Teniendo CO.
mo tienen ell volante en- sus manos, ell
medic de que -deben valerse para con-
~trarrestar las -vociferaciones de sus
enemigos nc puede e mas simple nj
mas eficaz. Resignarse a reducir ell
n1mero de sus wales, acortahdo un
POGO las ~velocidades a que los reali-
Fan. Solo con este, Acknowledgement
te. Sc reducira tambi@n ell coeficiente
de academies la~mentables. Y habran
tapado la boca a los que ahora tan
duramente les hostilizan.
Aconsejamos ash a los dueios de
guaguas, porque nuestras simpatfas
estan todas del lado de tan pintores-
cos y AUTONOMOUS vehiculos. Las qua
guas son la algeria de San Juan. Son
democraticas, ruidosas, amenas y IL
bfesLfsobre TODD, libres!- LIE. dan al
pobre, por cinco centavos, la magnf-
flea illusion de no tener que rodar
siempre sobre rallies infiexibles y es-
t1pidos. Son consoladoras,, Acortan
la distancia entire ell taller o la .oticina
y Ell hogan. Son la mejor sonrisa con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-02
N>lyo,:ticiia;s del Sur s. ]

Ponce, julio 31.-Ayer por la mana.
ma ell Hon. Juez Dfaz Cintr6n, de
la Corte de- este Distrito, emplaz6 al
Hon. Fiscal Font para que comparecie-
ra esta manana ante ell Tribunal y ale
case las azone que tuyiera para que
Ia Corte no le ~considerase culpable
de un delito de desaeato,
Esta mafiana el Fiscal compareci6 e
.ihizo las ~alegaciones que juzg6 peril
nentes, re~serxandose ell Juez sn deci-
sion hasta que vuelva a. reunirse el
Tribunal
Sc inculpa al Lcdo. Font de entorpe-
Ger la marcia de .asuntos en- que el
tiene, mgerencia, por SUI caracter de
Fiscal.
Realmente no deseamos hacer comen.
tarios alrededor de los asuntos de la
Corte; pero-, ST hemos de acoger la no
ticia, de que. desde hace dfas, Ell pd-
blico que asiste a las .%sesiones del Tri-
bunal y algunos abogados, hablan dc
tirantez de relaciones entire ciertos ju.
~riseonsultos y Ia Oficina del Ministe.
rio Pdblico.
-An6nciase que ell sabado de agos'
to- quedard inaugurado Ell lCampamen'
to aParra" de la Guardia Nacional
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-02

Jun Institute de Maternidad en- Puerto
Rico, de la que es autor ell ilustre Sc
nador at large, Mariana Abril, es uno
de los mas hermosos y humanitarios
proyectos de Ley p~resentados en- Ia
asamblea legislative puertorriquena.
Quisieramos disponer de espacio SUI
fciente en- estas Columns para repro
ducir i~ntegramente ell citado proyec-
to, que tanto digniica a su autor, por
Ia importancia y trascendencia que
encierra, por la gran necesidad que
viene a llenar y por ell beneficio pia-
dose v humane que ha de reportar a
las infelices madres, pobres, de fortu-
ma, en- nuestra TERRA nativa.
Ell senador Abril, entire otros pro-
yectos do Ley, de que es autor, suma
Ia su "record"de legislator sapiente,
una pagina de luz, creando en- Puerto
Rico I'M Institute de Maternidad, q.
glorificara SUI nombre en- lie seno de la
sociedad puertorriquena, con las BEN
diciones, de SUI pueblo
Hoy, mas que nunca, lamentamos,
que la brevedad de nuestras ~cr6nicas
nos imposibilite poner a estai meriti-
sima Ley del senador Abril, Ell extern
SO, y elogioso comentario que merece,
pero al menos, sepa Ell ilustre senador,
me con Gil racinnta T,nv crnandn 81