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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
DOfa Trinidad Acosta
Vida. de SOlterO

FL vicrnes pr6ximo pasado felleci6
en- Yauco, La estimable dana doiia Tri-
nldad Acosta Vida. de Soltero, y sus
funerales celebraronse ell sabado en-
Sabanal Grande, donde tambi6n des-
cansa su infortunado csposo, don vi
cente Soltero, aquel buen amigo v pro-
bo ciudadano, arrancado la vida de
IN modo trigico e inesperado por las
ruedas del trolley nlimcro 2S, cerca
de Martin Pela.
3aia la tumba dofia Trina en- me-
dio de la estimation de todos sus CO.
nocidos y amigos.
Nosotros al dar la triste noticia de
su lnnelte, envfamos nuestros senti-
mie'ntos de condolencia sus familia-
res.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
MEDICOS QUE NO DFSEAN SER
MIEMBROS DEL BOARD

IlaSla nosotrcs han llegado noticias
que 81 Gobernador TOwner llam6 en-
dlas pasados a su despacho privadn
4i el Palacio Il los conocidos faculta-
tivos Salvador Giuliani, F.. Ferndnlez
Garcia y Francisco j. Hernandez, pa-
ra ofrcer . estes PROFESSIONALS los car.
%GS hoy vacantcs en- In Junta de Me-
diros EXaminadora. pucstos que que
dar' Ii va''ant2s nor renuncia de los
doctorcs Garcia Cabrera, Belaval
TCro CTebas.
Sc rs ha dicho que Icspu6s de ha-
her tenido los tres primeros medicos
In ligero cdmhio de impreSiones CO.. el
Executive. rehusan aceptar los Referi-
dos carsOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LICORES OCUPADOS POR LA
CUCARACHA C DE CERRA

A las 500 p. M, de anteayer los
detectives Miranda Cerra, estos
montados en- la cucarachita conocida
por "Chango Arisco, ocuparon An
tonic Bruno un paquete conteniendo
seis botellas de brandy. Al ser sor-
prendido, Bruno lanz6 ell paquete al
suelo, rompiendose una de las bote-
Has.
Bruno viajaba en- ell auto Hudson
nlmero 3472, Ell que quedo embargado
bajo fianza de mil d6lares Y ell acu-
sado bajo $4,000 de fianza.
Sc nos dice que no ser por un ca
rro de mulas del ejercito que tropez6
con el Hudson de Bruno, ell auto
Change Arisco nunca lie hubiera da-
do alcance.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
III N 100 q If3fl8 I,sllJIIU "
u FIN IN ,COMIsIoNi .HIPICA,

ltVGJi siHH aft't e. tfaf't yih'A W.
fm IL EMiItA SQMIsIoN .HlPIcAsh
i. Aver opor Ia .,mafana coAIinn6 La Sc
, sion de 10. .CRmision Hfpica Ipsnlar con
La asjstcneia de tedoss tsNls omiembrbs
eatloptlalsseasaos sIsigaicntas sasaer-
gCsmBelQdi9ua Gomisi6A iela jo-
ckey Carlos Gabarehe. duien inferno
tque, ,su ,nombre 4fue inscrito, sin su con-
,sentimiento, en- .ambos Hip6dronl9s, Y
popntanto solicit6 lespetuosamente cue
mo siende aculpahle de infracci6noalgu-
snaose layantaja la suspension imp'tes-
ita,olooque4 acord0 asf Ia Comisi0n. dis
poni6ndose zinscribir una lcarta al ST..
Ramon tiarefa. duefe del 'caballo 10
co., para que informe 81 obtuvo la an-
torizaci6n de dihco jockey, para hacer-
10 fignrar en- ell programa Official.
Sc acord0 dirigir una communication
nj Sr. d. Deogracias Viera, como pro
pietario del Quintana Racing Sporting
Club, para que practique la liqnida-
ci0n de ambos Hip6dromos hasta el
domingo dfa % del corriente, a fin de
recibir IL Comisi6n Hfpica, el 25 por
ejient9oodfES eiento de los benehciqs hciiqs5ob 5obtfpi9doss y
falnysJlagl anes Jhqpl de destinarse al fondq de3Pq-
;neflccencBf, reari obefi.|fE s4n II d.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
PLEITO RADICADO EN- LA COR
TIE FEDERAL 8

En- la Secretarfa de la Corte Federal
ha sido radicada una demanda por el
abogado James Foster Henry, en- re-
presentation de Antonio Ortega, de
Morovis, padre de la difunta Zoila Or
tega VS.. American Railroad Co., re-
ielamando $4,000 por concepto de da-
nos y perjuicios. con motive de la muer-
te de Zoila Ortega, ocurrida ell dfa IA
de septiembre del corriente en- el Hos
pital Municipal despues de haber ST.
do arrollada por la locomotora ndme-
ro 81, que en- la maiiana de ese dfa Sc
dirigfa Ponce con el tren correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
AGGRESSION CON NAvAJA

Referen de Bayamon que Ell dia q
de los corrientes, en- el barrio Minillas
de dicha municipalidad Ell individuo
JESUS Caraballo, de % amos de edad,
acornetio y agredio con una navajo a
Serafin Burgos, produciendole una heri-
da en- el dorso de la mano izquierda.
Caraballo fue arrestado y acusado de
acometimiento y aggression grave, ha-
biendosele fijado fanza de Glen dolares
para SUI libertad provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
MAS CABLES
(Servicio para Ell 1MPAECIAL de Ia
Omitted Press'')
Cservicio para Ell IMPARcIAL de Ia
POINCARE AGUARDA Ell AVISO
K DE LA CESACION DE LA RE-
% 97aq4 SISTENCIA PASIVA

aa PARIS, septiembre 27.-Semiofcial-
mente. Sc dice que, sin cambiar un
apice en- su politica del Rhur, ell Pre-
mier Poineare aguarda ell pliego de
Alemania en- que Sc lie notifque a
Francia: primero, que ha, ,cesado de un
todo la resistencia pasiva; segundo,
que Alemania ha resuelto retirar sus
proposiciones imponiendo a Francia
-condiciones que Francia no habria de
poder cumplir; tercera, que Alemania
impondra una paz duradera en- ell
Rhur. Poincare decidira en- conse-
cuencia, 10 que sea prudente para en-
trar en- arreglos con ell gobierno de
Ebert.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
D. AGusT1N NAVARRO

Aver tarde tuvimos ell gusto de cam
biar impresiones en- esta redaccion con
nuestro distinguido colaborador y ac
two corresponsal de Ell IMPARCIAL
en- la ciudal de Guayama, nuestro buen
amigo don Agustin Navarro. alto en-
pleado de la importante frna Sucrs. de
j. T. Cano.
Ell amigo Navarro vino San Juan
'acompanado del caballero don Felix
Berreteaga, apoderado de la mercantil
Sres. de Jose Gonzalez de aquella loca-
lidad.
Ell IMPARCIAL t;ene un saludo muy
cordial para ambos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
TULA Y REILLEY RECIBEN BUE
MAS NOTICIAs

Por el correo que lego aver esta
ciudad Procedente de Estados Unidos
Ia culta e inteligente sefiorita Tula
Benftez y Mr.. William A. Reilly, Sc
cretario confidential v taqufgrafo de-
Cdmisionado de Immigration Y Sub.
Comisionado respectivamente han re
cibido muy buenas noticias, NADIA me.
nos participandoseles que sus sueldos
habfan sido aumentados por .el De
partamento.
La noticia que ha recibido tantc
Tula como Hr. Reilly, no ha podidc
ser mas halagadora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
AUTO VS.. CAIRO ELECTRIcO

FL dfa "a, las p. m., en- ell Puen-
te San Antonio, Avenida Juan Ponce
de Leon, Ell automovil No. 484S, pro
piedad Manuel Clenilla, de San Juan,
que guiaba el chauffeur Luis Soto
Franco, No. 1868, choco el4carro cleo
trico No. 29, de la Porto Rico Railway
Ligth & Power Co., que guiaba ell mo-
torista r. Gerena, No. 1874 v conduc-
tor R. cdriguez, No. 1879, recibiendo ell
autom6vil desperfectos. Ell case ha
sido denunciado ante la Corte NUM-
cipal por violacion la Ley de Auto
movies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LIE pAs6 poR ENc1MA

Dicen de Lajas que e1 dia % del ac-
tual, etf el barrio Sabana Yegua, ell in
dividuo Gregorio Camacho, al tratar de
montarse en- un caro- de bueyes, que
conducia, sufrio una caida, pasandole
el vehiculo por encima, a consecuen-
cia de 10 cual fallecio momentos des-
pues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Ell JovEN DUcHEsNE

Aver regreso del Norte, con Ell objeto
de pasar una temporada con sus fami-
liares que residen en- San Juan, Ell es-
tudioso joven Miguel Angel Duchesne,
quien cursa estudios superiores en- un
colegio de la ciudsd de New York.
Fl joven Duchesne volvera a los Es-
tados unidos terninar su ,iltimo afio
de Ingeniero Quimico. Bienvenido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Ell DETECTIVE DIAZ SERA OpE
RADIO

Hoy p0r Ia maiiana ha ingresadt
en- In Clfnica de Miramar, donde serf
sometidoa a 'uila operaci0n de apendi-
citis, por el notable cirujano Toro Cue
bas, el active detective del cuerpo de
la policfa nuestro amigo d. Inocencio
Dfaz
Esperamos que Ia operaci0n obten
ga m exito lisonjero Y que pronto
podamos yer a Chencho como cariho
samente lie llaman sus muchos amigos
totalmente restablecido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
TRAJES RoBADoS DE UN AUTO.
MOvIL.

Ell sefor Francisco Arburna ha infor-
mado la detective, que teniendo SUI
automovil situado frente al Edifcio del
Telefono, lie sustrajeron del mismo siet
trajes de mujeres, dos de color brown,
dos amarillo tres blancos, todos valo-
radios en- la surna de sesenta dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
ENCUENTRO PERSONAL

lnforman de Guaynabo, que el dia
70 del presente mes, Alexandra Marti-
nez Tomas Andino tuvieron un en-
cuentro personal, atacandose hirien.
dose con navajo y cuchillo, respectiva-
mente. Sc han presentado denuncias
contra los individuos indicados, ade-
mas contra Limo Andino, complicado
en- el incidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
D1sPARo DE prsro1.A

Avisan de Gales que Ell dia "a del
mes en- curse, en- el sitio llamado La
Aldea" el individuo Jose Cortes dis
paro una pistola, hiriendo en- el peclro
a Juan Maldonado, quien murio en- ell
acto. Cortes fue arrestado Ell Juez
Municipal lie ijo dos mil pesos de fan
"a para su libertad provisional, acusa-
do de homicidio involuntario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
LA NUEvA RESIDENCIA DEL EN-
DE LOS EE. UU. EN- Ell
ut..Gn JAPON

~ WASHINGTON. septiembre. Cyrus
II! Woods, el embajador de los Esta-
dos UnidOs en- el Jap6n fijara su re-
sidencia en- el palacio del principe Ia
keda, hasta que Sc construya un nue.
voi edificio para la embajada -segdn
inform0 un despacho del gobierno re-
cibido.
La embajada americana en- Toxic
Junto con todos los registros oficiales
fue convertida en- cenizas despues del
terremoto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27

'El teniente John A. Maccready, que
ha batidO el record de la altitud,
y que vol6 con ell teniente Oakley
Kelley a traves del continente, sin
hacer ninguna parada, sirvi6 de pi-
Lotto en- el aeroplano que Sc elev6
la altura de 10000 pies sobre el
campamento Rockwell, en- San Die
go, California, ell pasado 10 de sep
tembre. La ac0mpaii0 en- este vue-
10 el teniente Stevens, el fot6grafo
mas habil del serviciO aereo, para
tomar fotografias del eclipse total
de sol que fue registrado aquel dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
SRS. TE SEGUROLA.

En- q vap0r "Philadclfia" In rerre-
sado de Curacao ell luneS pasad6. nucs-
tro particular amigo ell ST.. Agustfn Sc
surola Gonzalez, en- comraha de 81,
aprcriable esposa tloia Elisa de Diego.
Rcciban nu' str0 Saludn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
ARTIsrAs QUE nos vIsITAN

IN la tarde de aver tilvimos el gus
to 'de recibir en- esta redacci0n Ii
amable vista de los aDlaudidos artis
tas Roberto Ughetti y Paco Salas, ba
rftono y actor c0mico respectivamen
te de Ia aplaudi,la compa6fa de Ear.
zueIa y operetas qe hara su debut e
dia tres del eorriente con "La Prin
cesa le IA czardas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
c1Nco D1sPARos DE REVOLVER

Comunican de San Lorenzo que en-
Ia noche del 25 del corriente en- el ba-
rrio Quebrada, Jaime Aponte hizo cin-
co disparos de revolver contra Antonio
Conde hiriendole gravemente. fallecien-
do este en- la madrugada de aver. Las
autoridades judiciales entienden en- el
asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
A PRECIOs De FABRICA EN-
"LA JMPE RI AL"
Antonio LENA.
,sE LIE PERpIo ia HERRADrRA

I'll SH. Pedro Flores de Ia Rosa, co..
l"cldo honlbrc de negocioS de esta ciu-
dad, ha infornado a la detective de
hah6rsele eXtraviado un alfilcr de bri-
llantc on fnrma de- hcrradura ,valorado
en- dcscientoS dollars.
La persona que Geyuelva dicha prem
da su duefo, serl csplendidamente
gratificado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27

Ell CARACAS" LLEGA A LAS TRES
Los sefiores Sobrinos de Izquierdo
Y Co., han recibido un despacho radio
telegrafico del captain del vapor Ca
racas" informando qe espera llegar a
San Juan esta tarde las tres, pro-
cedente de New York, con carga ge-
neral, correo y pasajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
PULsERA DE ORC RoBADA

La sonora Camelia Romero residente
en- el Recinto Oeste No. s, de esta ciu-
dad ha dado cuenta a Ia policia secreta,
de que le han robado una pulsera de
orc forma cadena valorada en- $1,000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
Ell GABINETE INGLEs REuNIDo

LONDRES, septiembre 27.-El Ga
binete britanico Sc halla reunido, pa
ra escuchar de labios de Lord Bald
win los giros que tomo su entrevista
con ell Sr. Poincare, y 10 acordado en-
tire ambos estadistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27
AVOCADO EN- coAMo

Ell dia % del corriente mes, pereci6
ahogado en- Ell rio Chiquito Ell individuo
Pedro Velazquez, de 60 amos de edad,
al tratar de cruzarlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-27

Richard Foreman Hubbard II 19 han
pagado con imprudenca ndios"
tres de
prendeon ogata de vutas
estaba mpregnado de
aceite po pudan
escapa los aures peigo
Ft2q .il1''h1 tzAa dos por las
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
MD. FEDERATION
Of AMATEURS
PLANNED
Scope Of City Baseball organi-
zation to Be Extended to
Entire State.

BALTIMORE. March 12.-The
scope OF the Baltimore Baseball
Federation may be extended to the
entire State Of Maryland. Since
the local association of amateurs
has Joined the National Rasebo II
Federations increased activity has
been evidenced not only in RaIti.
more but In the counties.
An effort will be made to have ali
amateur leagues join the local fed.
Grafton and thus become eligible for
the annual intercity championship
series. Interest has been shown in
amateur baseball in various sections
OF Baltimore county this year.
where in former seasons it was i'm
possible to organize even single
club. It Is probable that several
leagues in the county will join the
local federation within the next
week.
The expansion idea worked well
for the Pittsburgh Federation last
season. Beaver Falls. thirty.tfree
pniles from Pittsburgh proper, play.
ing under the supervision of the
Smoky City federation, won the ma
tional title. The honor of winning
the intercity championship went to
the Pittsburgh association.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
.STAND|SH SAYS
GOLF COURSE
IS 0. K.
Public Links Tourney Official
Pleased With Local
Arrangements.

James D. Standish. jr., chairman
Of the public links golf committee
Of the United States Golf Associa.
ton, here on a flying visit, in.
spected the East Potomac goli
course, studied arrangements al.
ready made in Washington for the
big public links tournament here in
June, and expressed himself as
well satisfied with the course and
the ARRANGEMENTS.
Major Weart, who accompanied
the golf official to the links, de-
clared that an effort would be made
to turn the course over to. the
tournament committee in perfect
condition for low-score golf.
Chairman Standish said that he
would send out letters of invitation
to forty-five different cities, in
viting public links players to COM
pete in the tourney. He does net
expect, however. that more than
twenty cities will accept. Follow
ing receipts of all entries the
quota Of each will be established
The qualifying round will be limited
to $50 players.
Standish then left for New York
to consult with the golf Officials
there.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
Oxford Fighter Gets
Two KnockOuts III
One NIGHT

LONDON. March 10. Eddie
Eagan, former Yale athlete and
winner Of an Olympic cham
pionship in boxing, scored two,
clean-cut victories ii the an
nual Oxford Cambridge boxing
contests here. In his first ap-.
pearance be took on 3. a.
Simpson III the heavyweight
class and despite the latter's
superior weight, stopped him ii
the second round. An hour
later Eagan entered the ring,
representing Oxford III the
Light heavyweight class and
registered clean knockout
over s. f. Meikle in the second
round.
Simpson is also an American,
having graduated from Gro
ton school in Connecticut. In
the bantamweight class, Dr..
Clark, representing Cambridge,
stopped Harold, University Of
Georgia, In the second round.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
World Even Had To
Call On America !
To Dig Up Tut

Australia, which at one time
led the world in swimming, is
now looking for an American
swimming coach to show its
swimmers how to regain its
aquatic reputation. Within the
space of q few years the rest
Of the world has seen this coun-
try take all the golf, tennis,
swimming, boxing, and sprint
ing honors away, and all are
adopting American methods IN
an effort to regain their laurels.
It also required an American
archaeologist to show the
Egyptians how to dig up. their
kings.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
F|RP0 ST R.ON 6.
AND LIKES
TOF|GHT
Critic Sees Combative Quail
ties as Big Asset to Clumsy
Argentinian.

What are the ring assets Of Luis
Angel Firpo. who is being hailed In
some quarters as future rival Of
Jack Dempsey?
The giant Argentinian hasn't
youth. for he IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
age.
He hasn't speed, for his bulk and
weight makes him rather slow and
cumbersome. The fact that he Il
flat-footed does not enter into the
equation. Jack johnson is flat.foot.
ed, but was fast as lightning and of
ugerish grace and agility.
The Argentinian hasn't experience.
TOR he only has been in the ring
about a year, and only has had
seven fights, four Of them in this
country.
Firpo hasn't science nor clever.
ness, for he has been at the game
too short q time to master the
finer points.
What Firpo has to pronounced
degree. however, is power, tremen.
dous strength. a heavy punch and
plenty OF courage and combative.
ness.
The South American is one Of the
strongest men we have ever seen.
He has a natural strength that cor
responds with his huge, big.boned
frame and enormous muscles.
His right hand swing carries the
kick Of an Alabama mule. His up.
percuts also have plenty Of Jar
behind them.
Luis is pugnacious and can "take
1t. He has been hit hard and
come back for more. He has been
knocked down, but got up and
turned the tables on his opponent,
The Washington times., 1923-03-12

Alex is regarded as one OF Amer.
ica's foremost instructors. as well
as one Of the leading players.
Recently, while putting at Belleair
on one Of the practice greens, he
stopped long enough between puts
to explain his system. For years
] have always been regarded as
one who took too little time on the
putting green. have been asked
time and time again how ever
got the line to the hole. / have
always answered that did this
while walking UP to the ball. My
new. / think 1t was one OF the
in golf.
81 always pick out some little
blade of grass that stands out
prominently and which is on a
direct line to the hole. I try TO
pick this mark eight or ten inches
from the ball. II / putt over this
I know then that the ball will con-
tinue on a straight line to the hole.
All I have to do is to make up
my mind just how the ball should
be hit. I can see at glance the
speed of the green, and II i hit the
ball hard enough to go a few inches
past the hole, in case I miss, 1 am
satisfied that the putt is q good
one.
81 make more puts by this meth
Cd than any other and with less
mental effort. Most golfers are
bad putters because they spend too
much time lining up their puts
and q lot more time standing over
the ball waiting for an inspiration
to hit it. A golfer should not ex-
pect to get every putt from a dig
lance OF eight feet, but If he can
f<t a majority Of them he will be
rated as a first class putter.r
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
SHERWOOD MEN HOLD
BASEBALL MEETING

The Sherwood baseball team will
hold a meeting tomorrow night at
the home Of Ike Thompson, man.
ager, 2216 Evart street northeast.
at which plans for the approaching
season will be made.
Practically all Of the players who
made up Sherwood's crack team last
year will be back, it is expected,
and recruits are invited to attend
the meeting.
Measurements for uniforms will be
taken.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
Doe Rob Lucky With
Boys From Gibson 5
Stable

"Doc" Rob, trainer 81 boxers,
seems to be lucky in winning
championships for Billy Gibson's
boxers. Bob trained Benny Leon
ard for d number Of years and
put him into great shape for the
fray the night Leonard stopped
Freddy Welsh.
Rob trained Gene Tunney and
helped to put him into .tiptop
shape to win back the title from
Harry 'Greb. Rob also worked
with Angie Rather when the lat
ter won the niddIeweight title Of
the A. E. r.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
MONTGOMERY MAKES
HIT WITH CONNIE MACK

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March IL.
After two weeks of training here,
Connie Mack has announced that
he Is ready to make Montgomery
his spring headquarters for the
next few years, IL satisfactory ar
rangements can be made. The
Athletics have been favored with
ideal weather conditions. Cranton
Bowl is an admirable playing field
and offers adequate accommoda.
tons for spectators and the club
house facilities are Of big-league
quality
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
[EG|0NQU|N
MEETS YANKS
TOMORROW
Stirring Battle Expected to
Result in Championship
Series.

The Legion basketball team and
the Yankee quintet are expected
to stage a thrilling fight for honors
when the two quints get together
on the Coliseum floor tomorrow
night, in a game of the series to
decide the District championship.
Aloysius, the third team in the
contest, is leading by a consider
able number of points, but tasted
defeat the other night at the
hands of the world war veterans.
Both of the teams, in tomorrow
nights contest have sterling
chances to come through for the
bunting, and rivalry is intense.
So confident are the players OF
each team that an agreement has
been reached to play the gRmc on
Winner.talxe all basis.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
Hoppe And Schaefer
Open Title Series
Tonight

NEW YORK, March H.
Willie Hoppe, present cham
pion, and Jake Schaefer, orch
rivals Of the billiard table, will
meet tonight in the first block
of 500 points to decide the
worlds championship at 1872
balk line billiards, with expert
opinion divided as to the prob
able winner.
The Washington times., 1923-03-12
CHICK EVANS WILL TAKE
PART IN GOLF SHOW
By CHARLES "CHfCK'' EVANS, JR.

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