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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, BENT
BY TIEIE AND HARD HOURS,
OBSERVES 4STH BIRTHDAY

ed to have more actual cash in
banks than any person in the world.
Giving away huge sums, which at
times exceeded his annual income,
has always been hobby of Rookie
teller since he accumulated his
riches.
Gives Half Billion
On the eve OF his Saith birthday it
was estimated that he lad given
away more than one-half billion dol
lars. The general education board
alone received $126,7SS,O94 and the
Rockefeller Foundation $4,000, 900.
Other gifts for which he will be
long remembered include $63,000,000
to the Laura Spellman-Rockefelle
memorial; $40,00O,0O0 to the Rookie
teller Institute for Medical Research;
$23 100000 to the University of Chi
cago; 100000 to the fund for in
digent Baptist ministers; 100000
to Canadian medical schools; $3,000,-
900 to the city of Cleveland for a
system of parks and improvements;
$1,O0O,000 for war relief in Europe;
$1,000,000 to Barnard college; $1,000
900 to Harvard university; 100000
to Yale university; 100000 to the
Southern Education board; $143, 900
for the eradication of the hook worm
disease; $223,0O0 for bird refuge in
Louisiana; 100000 to the American
academy in Rome, and 100000 to
the Red Cross headquarters at
Washington.
No estimate can be made Of the
scores of private gifts but it is be-
lieved they run well into millions.
Rockefeller still urges on the
youth of the country the two vital
principles which, he decided early in
life, are necessary for success.
Get your moneys worth. Let
your money work for you"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
WATSON MEMORIAL
PLAN ENDORSED BY
THOMSON CITIZENS

THOMSON, Ga, July THE
Thomson Chamber of Commerce
and city officials met last night at
the city hall to discuss the Thorn
as E. Watson memorial plans re-
Gently brought up by the state sen.
ate. Plans for such a permanent
memorial have been a part of the
program Of the Thomson Chamber
OF Commerce for some time, and es-
pecially since the death of Mrs.
Watson has the matter become of
larger Importance since the dispo-
sitIon of the estate would eliminate
possibility of carrying out any
move in the form Of a memorial
library.
j. Glen Stovall, state senator, Sc
cured recognition of the plan by
the senate early in the week and
WAS appointed chairman Of COM
mIttee to formulate official indorse-
ment by the state legislature Of
some permanent memorial such as
the one contemplated by the peo-
pie of Thomson.
Several meetings Of that commit
tee resulted in a tentative outline
contemplating public subscriptions
to a fund for the purpose of buy
ing the library and Hickory Hill
of the late Senator Watson, to be
used as a public library and park
if the city of Thomson would guar
antee it's maintenance.
Thomson, the home of Senator
Watson, and his residence and
grounds, known as Hickory Hill,
make a very fitting location for a
permanent memorial and especially
with his priceless library as a
nucleus, should make one of the
best equipped libraries in the state.
The house can be made into a
public library with very little altera-
ton and the grounds be made into
a park and Fairgrounds with no ex-
perse other than playground equip
mGnt.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
+ ather Is Convicted
OF Trading Daughters
And Son for Cattle

CORTLAND, Ky, July 7.-Alleged
to have traded his two daughters and
a son for a horse, a cow and a calf,
Lark bloomington. of Truxton, was
tonVicted yesterday of improper
guardianship before Judge Champlin
in children's court.
George Shaw, of Truxton, with
whom, it was charged, the barter
was cOnsummated, recently was re-
leased in $1,000 bail on a charge OF
attacking the younger daughter. Tie
latter and her brother will be COM
mitted to the county home. The
court ordered the father be compelled
to pay for their care.
The elder daughter, Mamie Thor
nington, twentysix- found in the
Shaw home, was detained for mental
examination. 1t came to light in the
investigation that the children never
had seen a railroad until recently,
and had been closely confined.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
HARDW|CK DENIES
CHARGES BY WOOD;
ISLANDER, He SAYS

WASHINGTON, D. c., July T.
Denouncing as slanderous the at
tack made upon him by Represent
ative J. o. Wood, in the Georgia
house of representatives, former
Governor Hardwick today categor-
ically denied each and every allie
cation of the Fulton county legisla-
tor relative to himself.
The former governor added that
"Mr. Woods statement is equally as
contemplate as that issued by DR..
Lucian Lamar Knight" and that
the performances of both Wood
and Knight were such as to stamp
them as unworthy of the offices
they hold
Mr. Hardwick's attention was
called to Representative Woods
statement last night, otherwise it
is stated, a denial of the representa-
tive's charges would have been en-
tered at an earlier date.
The Fulton county legislator ad-
hitting membership in the Ku Klux
Khan, took exception to Mr.. Hard
wick's illusions to the organization
in his farewell message. Arising to
a question of privilege in the house,
after Mr.. HardWick's retirement as
governor, Mr.. Wood administered a.
severe verbal castigation to the for
mer governor.
"Mr. Wood and Mr.. Knight"
Mr.. Hardwick said, will not be able
to becloud the grave. issues that
are raised by these matters by bit
ter personal ISLANDERS directed
against myself.
81 accept their opposition ana at
tacks as indicative of the real po-
sition both of the sinecurists and
lawless element of Georgia. I feel
sure that right thinking men and
women over Georgia will so regard
them"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
The Weather

kentucky: Fair Tuesday.
Virginia Generally fair Tuesday.
North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi;
Partly cloudy Tuesday, probably To-
cal thundershoWers.
Tennessee: Generally fair in
north, probably local Thunderstorm
ers in south portion Tuesday.
Louisiana. Arkansas: Tuesday
partly cloudy.
Oklahoma: Tuesday generally fair.
East Texas: Tuesday partly
cloudy, probably thundershowers in
south portion.
West Texas: Tuesday partly
cloudy, probably thundershowers in
north portion.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
Coal Company Head
Jailed in Birmingham
Charged With Murder

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July T.
r. L. Sharp, seventy years old. pres
ident of the Black Creek Coal COM
pany, was held in Jail tonight
charged with the murder Of w. M.
Cook, fifty, his business associate.
A business disagreement of long
standing was said to have caused
the killing. Sharp claims self-de-
Tense. The shooting occurred at the
company's office at Nauvoo, near
here. The two men were alone at
the time.
Sharp and Cook also Jointly owned
properties IN Kentucky.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
NJ ADOO IS STRONG
POSSIBILITY, SAYS
DAVID LAWRENCE

(Tliis is the second Of a series of nine
articles by David Lawrence on presidential
possibilities and impossibilites, giving ap-
praisaI Of the political assets and liabilities
of the men most talked about today for
the Republican and Democratic nominations.
Mr.. Lawrence has just finished a tour of
the western part of the United States wit1
President Harding and is now en- route to
Europe to make a detailed survey of recor
structon problems there. At the conclusion
of this series Mr.. Lawrence's daily cables
from Europe will begin exclusively in The
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-10
Texas Cownan Found
Guilty on Murder Charge

LUBBOCK, Texas, July 8.-Milt
Good, cowman, was found guilty Of
the murd : Of w. D. Allison, cattle
inspector. by a jury Saturd Y night
and given penalty Of 26 years inn
prisonment in the state penitentiary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

President plynarny M. B.
DAILY Sc vcera vyslovil, re Sc
nesucastni AMI on ami mistopre-
sident a generalni riditel r.
w. Gallagher dnesnl schuze,
poradane City klubem, ma KITE
re mluviti bude predseda NEST
ske rady Townes, "a to schva-
luje schulz pondelni delegate
obCanskych teles. Jinak ode
prel rozhovoriti sc 0 moznych
nabidkach, jez by mohl spo-
lecnoati plynarenske nabidnou
ii budouci peticlenny vybor,
prohlasil jen, "ze plynarna by
musela byti drive pfesyedce.
ma, re jeji pozadavky nejsou
spravedlive."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
OBCHODNf KOMORA Cd.
MIRA SUCASTNITl Sc SPO-
LECNE AkCE v PLYNO-
We OTAZCE.

Jak ohlaseno, ma Sc konati
v pondeli velka schIze delega-
til vSech teln6jsich obGan-
skych organisaci, na ktere ma
byti zvolen peticlenny vybor,
ktery Sc ma pokusiti urovna-
nj vlekle plynove krise. Ma
vcereisi schulz riditelstva OBJ
chodni komory pfi jednani o
vyslani delegatu zaujala ko-
mora stanovisko zamltave, jez
dnes dopisem ztlumociti ma
pripravnemu vyboru zvlastnim
dopisem president ND. Baker.
Duvody, proc sc Obchodni ko-
mora sama vylucuje, nemohly
byti Cd jednotlivych clenil IL
ditelstva vyzvedeny, ale soudi
Sc, ze organisace tato lustenl
plynoveho problemu hodla pa
trn9 postupovati vlastnim SINE
rem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
CESKOSLOV. FOOTBALL.
OVY ZAPAS.

Nasi footballiste utkaji Sc 8
Mad arskym teamem Banat v
ned6li 18. brezna ma 2. hristi
v Edgewater Parku. BOZ oce-
kava Sc dosti tuhy, nebot' sho-
ra jmenovany team zaopatril
81 silnejsi muzstvo nez posled-
nj seZonu, "a to ale nasi borci
jsou tadne pfipraveni zadat
pofadnou porazku soupefGm,
trebas nasi footballiste ztratili
dobrou silu, kollegu Oldficha
Doksanskeho, ktery byl vazne
zranen pri otevreni sezony $
mad arskym teamem St. John
" ned6li IL brezna v Kingsbu-
'ry Parku.
Hraci jsou zadani, ably Sc Sc
|dostavili yeas do mistnosti p.
Vlasaka / hodine odpoledne,
nebot' Sc museji pfipravit zde,
ma hfiSti neni mista ma prevle-
kani. Zacatek hry je We 2:3O
odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
SPOLEtNOST POULlcNfCH
DRAH NECHCE PRIDAT.

Pozadavek kondukteru a ii
dicu motorG stran 15c pridav-
ku "a hodinu nenaleza sluchu
4 The Cleveland Railway Co.,
.iak Sc vcera proslvchalo V IRA
dovnach spolecnosti. Tajem-
mix korporace Wilson pravil,
re zvyseni platd znamena as
tolik jako vybrati tyto penize
z kapes lidu zvysenim iizdne-
no. Jine povesti pax oznamo-
valy, ze zfizencdm dostane Sc
sice pridavku, ale jen SC.
Ovsem jsou vSechny tyto po-
v6sti pfedcasny neb dluzno Wy
Skati jak dopadne arbitratnl
jednani. Jinak Wilson pripou-
sti. ze ceny nejnutnejsich Ii
votnich potreb podrazily 0
a re ziizence "poplchlo'
K novemu pozadavky 13fo zle-
pSeni mezd d6lnictya staveb.
MIN pr1myslu. DIE udani fe.
deralni uradovny pro statisti
XII prace, stouply ceny zivot
Mich potreb v Clevelande, sta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
AUTOTRUCkEM ZABITA
MATKA TRf NEDOSPE.
LYCH DfTEk.

Kdyz vcera rano odchazela
35-leta pi. Rosa Hollandova, 2
27l9 vych. So. ul., ably obsta-
rala nakup zanechala donna
spiel til ditky We vaku Z, 5 a
l roku. kdyz Sc vracela as k
10. hod. dop. snazila Sc ma
Woodland ave. a vych. 81. ul.
preiiti, kdyz sc tom primal
z ulice zatackou autotruck,
kterym byla srazena k zemi a
prejeta. Uboha nemohla spa
triti blizici Sc nebezpeci a ia
ke fidic John Maine Sc Wy
mlouva, re zenu nevidel; byl
zatcen policii tfetiho precink-
tn a pozdeji pc slozeni zaruky
$4,000 propulsion.
Smrtelne zranena Hollando-
va dopravena byla do nemoc-
nice Charity, mela zlomenou
patef, skonala o 3. hod. odp.,
aniz nabyla jasnejslho vedomi,
poslednim zvolanim jejim jiz
v smrtelnem zapasu byla tou.
ha po d6tech a strach, kdo sc
jich ujme.
Ubozatka zatim cekala do
ma kolem kamen, ma kterych
matka pristavila maso na gu
las. Sousedka, pl. Ida Spar
kova Sc prozatim sirotk0 uja-
la. Zemfela zena ma pry kdes
v Cleveland6 piibuzne, jejichz
adresa ale nemohla byti ihned
vypatrana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
UMRTf STAREHO
OSADNfKA.

Minuly ctvrtek kol Z hod.
vecer rozzehnal sc s timto sve-
tenn kruzich ceskych po dlou
ha leta chvaln6 znamy krajan
p. Josef Petrik We SVEN dome
{. 424O Broadway v start 68
roku. Zesnuly prijel do Ame-
riky pred 81 roxy z Bronic II
Milevska V Cechach co MIA
dix l7tilety zacal pracovati pri
rucnim hotoveni sudG v bed
narnach u Rockefellera, jak Sc
tehdy fikalo a kde velika vet
sina tehdejsich krajanu Czech
pfijetych zamestnana byla.
Neumornou pficinlivostl a
vzaiemnou hospodarnosti sve
druzky zivota pi. Josefy Pc
ti'lkove, zajistil 81 klidne start,
tax ze v poslednich letech zil
zivotem soukromnika. Pohfeb
zesnuleho konan bude v pom
deli, jak oznameni lmrti je
uvedeno. Zanechava zde mi
mo zalem zdrcenou manzelku,
chvalne znamou spolkovou
pracovnici, syna Josefa Petri-
ka, tri dcery, bratra Frantiska
Petrika. sestru, Kat. Jirousko-
YOU a II vnuki, jimiz byl v
pozdnim stari vSeobecne milo.
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
cTVRTLErNf SCHoZE.

Podp. SOC spolek pod Zasti-
tou V. Amy. zalozen pri osad6
sv. Vaclava. kona fadnou
schhzi v ned9li Is. bfezna We
3 hodiny odpoledne v osade p.
Marie Lourdske. VSechny Glen
kyn6 jsou zadany, by Sc teto
schnze s1castnily, an bude vel
mi dhlezite jednani. Tez ma
me platit umrti "a zemrele Sc
stry. Dostavte Sc plnem po-
ctu. Tez oznamujem cesko-
katol. zenam, ktere by Sc cht6
lly k nasemu spolku pfidati, ze
prijimame clenky bez pflstup.
lneho. 3-17
Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
DO MOUNT PLEASANT
A OKOLl.

Dramaticky Sbor Mount
Pleasant sehraje divadlo dine
18. bfezna pod nazvem II
manzelskeho raje", veselohru
We ktere jest plno humoru, tax
ze publikum v celem kuse bu-
de udrzovano jen samem
smichu. Dramaticky sbor tim
to apeluje ma celou teskou We.
rejnost, by jej v divadlech pod
porovala, ponevadz veskera
divadla timto sborem Sc hraji
We prosp8ch Skoly a sine ]. A.
Komensky. Chcete-li podpo-
rovat skolstvi. zde jest nejlep-
81 pfilezitost jei podporit tim.
ze navstivite kazde divadlo
tam .pofadane. Zdali snad
sbor nedava kusy vypravne a
p9kne, jest tim. lie sbor jest
ieste mlady a "a druhe snazi
Sc vypravit kusy, V .kterych
lest nejmensi vydani, tax aby
sin toho m9la co nejvetsi u
2itek. Dale jste zadani, by
ste Sc yeas do divadla dosta-
viii. by Sc mohlo pfesn6 zacit
hrat, by i tancemilovni byli u
spokojeni. Nezapomente ma
Is. breZna, ma shledanou ST.
nj Jan Amos KomenskX.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
TABORITSkA PREDNASKA

Loze Sion, {. IA. Jednoty
Taboritii usporada V zasedacl
sini {. 2. Ceske Narodni Sine
ma Broadway verejnou pred
nasku na thema "Pristi volby".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17

TT Kazdemu je tfeba OD-
DECHU; pouze ucinna rekla-
ma We 'tSVETU" pracuje bez
1navy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-17
'TvET.'

novime-li predvalecny zaklad
y roce 1914 ma 1907, v pro-
sinci minuleho roku ma 1855
procent.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02
tancia vel inning Sc cierra, sin anOta-

tancia el inning Sc cierra, sin anota-
cion.
En- el teroer innings el Puerto Rico
Sports, Sc va en- blanco y los del Ri
BOSCH. Inuy bien ayu]ados por una
decision fatal de Fortier en- tercera,
al cantar safe Guilfuche, en- nMcs-
ira opinion, otra tambi6n fatal de
Keelan, al cantar safe a Gacho, con
t,co outs, Y un hombre Ell tercera que
avanz6 home, les permitio anotarse
dcs caricras. poni6ndcse el papel de
amhas EGga mas Il la par.
FL cuarto iaARgs, en- cl caml,io de
In veptasi4n. como decia un jfbaro ne
to, que aplaudia cen gran cntllsiasmo
rodas las iugadas. Ninin atraca lln
single,N San avanZa hasta tercera.
Cobas mira a Fortier, con oj0s supli-
cantas Fortier SAGA el pahuelo Y Sc
seca las ldgfimas. Ccsme arremete con
IN soherbio palo por el lett fielder
que Garcia @.hguella, entrando San.
juicy arrelnete cen otro single; pero no
es possible lIacer mas de dos carl'eras,
alin cuando el score man anota ctlatro
hits. Los del RihoSch van en- limpio V
Garcia es struck oM nuevamente.
En- el seXto. Chato liga una Soberbia
rola que p0ne Guilfuche medic loco,
IVA sabfam@s que Guilfuche-solamente
es un gran short para atrapar rolas
muertas). NtoEchile rola a prim2la Y
Chato. es fierce Out en- segunda, lnien-
tras 6l es safe en- Ia inicfal, pasal1do
mas tarle sesunda por, pass ldH
Ths B5l.ieii. 1iga dntonGes Thompson
i i'm :tp6l 1ob5ray ALopchile. qntra sin
gran, esfuelzo. Ynelye .Cqhas. ni:rpE
a Fortier con ojesI .Slplicantes Arre-
mete (N>i (N>int4, ent5q4sc$s. .sqa, IN Soberliio
nit pqr LEFT Y ThopRmsFn :es iso'nrepai-
4 DO anleffgqndqa 81 hGmie p9rt. !el -folp"ila3ie
lisparo, de- Garc1a desde el lett ficldeh'
Cinco a dos marca el score v los del
tabaco hacen todb el esfltrEzo necesa-
rio para an0tar en- el sexto Y sGptimo
innin9S; per0 San reSulta dcnlasiadn
pitcher Y no consiente que los Gachos.
los DAWN, lbs Anse!mo, les Daniel. los
Cobas. les Daricn. nj los Sanguini. les
anoten. En- vista de esta sorprendente
labor del sin3pdtico pitcher, Vidot, cl
dc todos conocido Vi'ot, inici6 una
co1ecta para i'remihr Ia labor del terri
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

clare a su favor ell dominic de la 81
guiente fnca:
"RUSTICA, predio de terreno COM
puesto de siete cuerdas cincuenta CEN
timos equivalentes a dos hectareas,
noventa y cuatro areas y setenta y
ocho centiareas, destinadas pastos
comunes Y frutos memories sta en- ell
barrio del CUPEY, termino munich
pal de Rio Piedras; en- lindes por ell
Norte con Pedro Peraza; por ell Sur
cen Domingo Aleman; por el Este con
Gerardo Aleman y por el Oeste con el
rio Piedras.
POR TANTO, y habiendose ordena-
do por el Honorable Juez de esta cor
te Sc publique la pretension por tres
veces en- un periodico de los de mayor
circulation de los qts Sc editan en-
esta ciudad para que los que tengan
algdn derecho real sobre ell inmueble
descrito, las personals ignoradas d
quienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
ci6n y en- general todo ell que desee
oponerse pueda efectuarlo dentro del
termino &c sesenta dias, ibro el pre-
sente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
26 de septiembre de 1923.
Luis Miguel Ortiz,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

possible para adoptar i, la poblaci6n de
una excelente liga de Base Boil en- don
de las noyenas visitantes puedan rem
dir culto al deporte demostrando to-
das sus grandes habilidades
Como las diez Y media de la maiia-
M es anotado para e Puerto Iico
Sports el Zine up siguiente; Ciquf,
right fielder: Beitfa. Central fielder;
juicy. segunda base Santana. catcher !;
sChato. tcrcera base: Monchile left
fielder; Thompson, Short stop;H Ninfn,
primera base San, pitcher; para el
Ribosch ell siguiente: Guilfuche, short
stop; Garcia, left feMer; Gacho, con
trM fielder, David. tercera base; An
selmo. primera base; Daniel, segunua
base; Cobas. pitcher: Dorien, catch>'; !;
Sanguini, right fielder
Fortier, que actuaba de chief Hnlpi-
re, " Keelan de iueZ. llar1an p juegO
Y ocupa el Riboscl ell campo, entran-
Go Ciquf al palo. Hay profunda eX-
pectacion. quizas Ia misma profumla
expectation que rcinabaN cuando Fir
po Y Dempsey, estaban a punto de
iniciar lii Iucha en- el Polo Ground.
LAMA Cobas, su primera bola V Ci-
quf, arremeta con una Soberbia rola
por los dominios de Davi1 Y este hace
mOfa, llegando el tenible cOrredor de
bases SGfes Ia inicial. Beitia. es oh
sequiado con la base por bolas. juicy
da fOM muy alto que Defien matI :;
pero al haccr diSparo prin'ara para
sorprender Beitfa que estaba 'roba11-
do, hay pass ball " Ciquf, el siempre
peligr0so CfquL aEanza como nnai lie
hre llega a home entire les, japlausos
del plillico. mientras Beitfa ganaha
la tercera. Chat0 entonces .arreniete
con un clean tor1hiaht Y! Baitfh galld
el home daanenta. GDbas ,dbja
de reirse: pere lialecd cO1ffiar 'mlfclto
en- ell favor que let dispensb Fo4titr..if
Tcca II tnrlD los iftl tabaco' Y Sa:.
terror del k;;,asch. g'eja en- In trocha
sin hal'rr sjqIIiera besado In bola. n
nny afam"do Garcia Y M permite a
Cache raStigar Gran cosa sil hola. mu
r;rndo Ell la il..cial
En- Cd segumdo inning Monchile, lig6
I'M tro DaGgcr:: pero no hubo que ano-
tar. nuriando los sucesivOs en- manos
de les fielders. Los del Ribosch tam
POGO consigucn hacer. NADIA de 'impm-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

lle lanzador y treinta Y piro dc doia-
res alimentaron 81 divil>ndo.
En- el Gctavo Monchiie, iga IN sin
vie 1homnaca ,acepta S'SStaso IL
base por bolas. san q1 fuerte rola a
Gulfuche cueIa. eAtrando Monrhile,
mientlas Thompson y San ganaron II
tercera la segun IA. rcsp%ctiYamHNte.
LIZA cntoncps L3ntarCiero IN sober
hio tro IGggcr y entrafon Thompson
san. completando las oo}lo c"rreras
porque sali6 vcncedor ol camp&@n de
1922. FL Ribasch 81 an t6 otra car1n-
ia en- este inIling, compIetando las tEcs
que trabajosamentc Iado hacer.
FL noysno innings; pi~heado raf
San. fud lMeresantr. pues Cristiwo Y
Cobas. fucron strHch' oEts con tres ho-
las submarines cada mu0. que n eAsEar
en- la tr0cha sraaban como eaalonaHo',
saladanG6 al Sports nsr 81 rHid' 50
tliunfo Sobre cl Rihosth en- q p'opi"
gallinero ,,r alucII
Il teEn el iuc@o de Ia ma1ana qHaa6
T9ien demostrada IN gran s'p@li3rI(Ad
Mbl Puerto Rico Sports, solr2 ei RI
bosch 81 AIguie.l ljIJicra adn dnna.
de clio, he aqul la anotaoi5n p2r on
trnioG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02
MAT2IMONIOS DISUELTOS

En- los casos Avelina Quijano VS..
Edmundo Perez; Pura Mediavilla Mar
tine1 VS.. Jose Reyes Albert; Juana
Rivera VS.. Ricardo Sepulveda; Juan
Torres Cruz VS.. Albertano Concep-
ci0n; Anastasia Andino Davila VS..
Ramon Martinez Rosa; Pedro Tirado
Gonz4lez VS.. Bernardo Sierra. Cele-
brados estoS juicios en- rebeldia de los
delnandados la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, distrito segundo, declare
con lugar las demandas y decreto el
divorcio entire las parties, quedando
roto Y disuelto ell tinculo matrimonial
Ell cada case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02
ASE-BALL

Deseosos tie presenciar 81 segundo en-
cuentrO del Puerto Rico Sports y el
Riboscb, sin duda las dos Esas forml-
dables novenas dc la isla hoy por hoy.
nos unimos al grupo de eXcursionistas
que salieron de San Juan Ell la mana
ma de aver con rylmho Cayey. lnf1nl-
dad de AUTOMOBILES de todas has mar
cas- Sc dcsliZahan como l%llilas cauda-
les. estrechando la Tistancia, entire
ellos el que nos conducfa entraba al
pueblo de Cayey las nueve de In ma
mana.
Nos dirijimos inmediatamente a la
liga V fu6 muy grata nuestra sorpresa
al ohservar q. los entusiastas de aquel
pueblo han hecho todo 10 que la SidO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

Ell "Puerto Rico Sports inflige des-
eomunaF derrota al "Ribosch" en- ell
juego matinal. San pitchea sor-
pYendcntemeEte. Cobas explOta, CO.
RIO de costunbre, desde lOs prime
ros innings. Garcia, ell becerro de
oro del "Ribosch'', es struck out tres
veces. Chato sigue hiteendo admi-
rablemente. Thompson deja demos
trado una vez mas que siete Guilfu-
ches no lie igualan en- la defensa del
jardin corto. Ninin juega una pri-
meTa profesioaalmente. Quinien-
tos vis.tantes de San Juan vitOrean
al sports. Fortier, umpire prin-
cipal, demuestra, desde los primeros
innings. alberta parcialidad en- fa-
vor del "RibOsch".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

44e 44e : -e4i4f 44,-t-lIaGi4 . - a..aI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02
FTE ATR.tpADO P0R UNA LIN
GAD.A

FL s;jbaso d;a 20 de septiembre,
1923. Il las p. M, en- el muclle No. :,
Josf Fortune. de 2G amos, resdcnte
en- Catano. t"abajando en- Ia dGscarga
a. vapor CORNELlA, de Ia Bull lnsu-
lar Line. accid2ntalmente fu6 atrapa
do por una Hn;ata de hierro fractn-
randosc tgOs dcduS de Ia mamo lerccha,.
siendo asistido p1r cl practicante del
Muelle pas5 al Hospital Municipal -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02

itaE 6 t!sit 81! ztHk. |
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-02
EDICTO
EN- LA .CoRTE DE DIsTRTTo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Sscci6n 2a.-No. 4O77.-Estados Uni
dos de America, El Presidente de
los Estados Unidos, SS:-DE-
CLARACIoN DE DOMINO, EX
PARTE.

PCR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do ell .abogado Don Fulgencio Pinero
Rodriguez una mociGn q nombre de
Pedro Calderin Davila para que Sc de-