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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19
EDICTO
Ell PUEBLO DE PTO. RICO:

4 Felix Rosario Giraldet. o. sea el
tlemandado- antes mencionado.-
por la pres?nte. SO nOtifica. "a rsted
lQue sc ha prcsentado ell Ia oficina del
! Secrctario de esta Corte del Distrito
Judicial de HnmacaO, Puerto Rico, la
In cual s0licita quo esta Corte dicte
una sentencia. declarando rOto Y di-
suelto el vfnculO matrimonial que le
une usted, alagando que usted Ia
abandon6 hace mas de tres aii0S, sin
causa alguna, desertandO del hogar
conyugal, contra la eXpresa voluntad
de ella y dejando de suministrarle los
mas necesarios alimentGs a ella " a!
sus hijos; que la actitud de uSted'es
firme y resuelta no reanudar con ella
las relaciones matrimoniales pidien-
do ademas que los hijos habidos en- di-
cho matrimonio queden bajo la patria
potestad de dicha demandante, con to-
Edos los dennis pronunciamientos dc
ley.ss ,,..ap
\ habienqose salegade " pp9Aado, que
usted Sc halla fuera de Puerto Rico,
el Hon. Juez de esta. Corte. en- .resolu-
ci6n. dc, esta fechas. la .ordenado la ex-
pedici0n de los correspondence edics
tOS. - -
- Es abogado- de Ia s-demandante., ,,el
Lcdo. FulgeRcio Pinero Rodriguez con
ofcinas en- la calle Almod6Yaf No, 81
de- Juncos. 81 3
X Sc notifica a usted que, de no
contestar dicha demanda dentro de los
diez dfas despu6s de notificado
81 la notification Sc hiciere Ell cl dis
trit0. V dentro de los veintc dfas Sc hi
ciera fuera del distrito, pero cn Ia is
Ia de Puerto Rico Y dentrO de los cua-
renta dfas 81 Sc hiciera en- otra parte.
la demandante podra obtener una SEN
1 tencia. de acuerdo con la stplica de su
demanda.
Extendida bajo mi tirma, hoy en-
IIumacao, =. r.. 6 de noviembre de
1925. .2.,t >, +,
A. Ramircy {r.eE
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito.
Por Luis A. Cuevas, Seeretario, Au-
ixiliar. rsas2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19

reno siempre, tan acknowledgements
ponderado y ecuanime, aino por el cri-
terlo especial con cue traLa ciertos te-
mas, particulalmente los polfticos.
pues Sc We que, al encararos el escri-
:ur no olvida5a nunca que iba a ser
escuchado fuera &c las fronteras poll
ticas de ST. ratria. Mas de IN monar-
quico Y mas de un republicano espanol
habra de sorprcnoerse al escucharle
esta vez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19
HUMACAO lRA Ell. DOMINGO A
PONCE PARA LUCHAR coz Los
J.EONES

HUMACAO lRA Ell DOMINGO a
PONCE PARA LUCHAR cox LOS
LEONES
Ponce, noyirEbre lbs indescrip-
title cl eGtHsiasmo que ha dcsrertado
Ia noticia Official dc que cl domingo
tenderness en- esta ciud&d al temible Y
poicntc club iIjumacao. para discutir
- yects en- .el Play Ground uc csta
Pcrla del Sur. les hOncreS dc la vic
terra. lUcilalfd0 contra les LCGnes. hoy
ha 10 II arertada administration del po
p,ilar Pipo
FL los cfir,ll $ deportivos localcs no
So ha,la dc utra e, 81 y In confianza
que los amant2s De IN p2l0ta en- Ponce
tienen Icpasitada on la noTena del
Sur, l.s haze al2ntar cBpcranoa lie que
Al tlul' Ponce. 81 lucha come salcn ha-
corl0 s;:s LliemLros cuafdo cs menes.
Ter demos rar Ia supuriO ''dad de la
pelo;a def Sur podrd enarbolar bier,
alto, -triunfalIe su pa5eIl6n azul, EN-
ELENA del team
SogMa.0"nte que 81 domingo. por la
tarGe. el Campo AtlGtico, So yeil lie.
no per los entusiastGs an,antes del de-
p3iie de base ball
COrreSpoEEGl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19
EL JuICIo CONTRA Ell SARGEN-
TO FISHER Y, Ell, ELECTRICIsTA
DE La ESTAOrON lNALAMBRICA


Esta ma1ana las diez y media
comen20 n celebrarse en- la Corte Fc.
deaal el tjuicio per iurado contra el
Sargento de la estaci6n inalanlbrica
de puerta dc Tierra. Walter Y el
electricista de la misma estaci6n Jo-
seph W. Elwell. a quienes Sc acusa
por el fiscal Wells. de lin supuesto de-
Tito de violacion ley Volstead. con
sistentc en- haber sido sorprerdidos por
In policfa trasportanho determinada
cantidad de licores. en- I'm truck de la
rcfcrida estai6n naval.
Los acusaS'6s son defendidos por el
aboendo Foster Henry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19

LA MAS GRANDE SUPERFICIE.-
La tiene el Garage de Andreu, Aguilar
z; Co., Paseo Frincesa, San juan, P.
r., Gle donde salen y entran comoda-
mente mas de Glen automobiles todos
los dias Traiga su automovil a este
Garage y evitara academies. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19
DISTRITO JUDICIAL
de Humaca0, p. r.
En- la C0rte de Distrito.

EStddos Unid0s de America. FL Pre-
sidcnte he los EStddOs UaidOs. s.. s.
NatGid DcIfGus QainterO. De4HdnddH-
tc, as. FGlir Rosario Gir0Idet, DemGn-
dado.-CirH No. 9432. .Dirorcio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-19
CO M PL ACIDOS S


blcoen gener II yhiod atran
nru fYnosu
com molen
a
nt aran c1cuaC6
a omia e rgradode
a te
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
HARMONY BASKETBALLERS
 BOOK so. MANCHESTERITES
Game VIII Be Played at thr BoFs' Club GNnlna .ium Iomorrow
 IArniug

The Harmony A A basketball team of the noys' club win open it's season here Saturday night when they stack m against tho strong Crimson five of south Manchester at the l3oys' club.
 The rrimsons arc a well known team and have held tho iunior title or south Manchester for two conscru- tive seasons and thc Harmony boys are ali srt to relieve them Of it.
 l5or the past few years inc best anntots that stack up agHinls the Boys club teams have ajwHys been from South Manchester and they ale ways bring a gang. II may be a small town but when it comes to bas- kctball they are right there
 The Harmony hyr arc ai present leading the basketball lcaFne at the Boys club. hayine defeated thu Pan liners once and tho pawuees twice. The winner or the league title will be given a large emp by the Eddy Glover Post. X. Ia
 The Harmouys are fast and snappy team and have developed pass work that is wonderful to witness. The team is coached by "suowshoas' ShcchaH. local boy, and Hartford Kacy star. The Harmonys arr led by Captain Cohen. who holds th" for ward berth. The other forward posi- lion is sell taken care o' hy poiitis and Mania: McGrath Is iH thc tip-oG position and plays it like a star: Zeldon. Sanders and Gours0H take care of tho guarding and are as pretty q combination as ono would wish 10 scc. Scharht is the manager.
 Since this is the first out Of foeH game for either team there is sure to be plenty of excitement and each team is determined to viu. r will he a battle that will stir tho blood up Co boiling point
 The Harmony management has booked the fast Ranger <. r. of South Manchester for thc 2tst or tHis month.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
TAYLOR, BABCOCK, KILDUFF
 TO START AS FORWARDS
New Britain Win Have Fast stepping Outfit Against Tugrington To-
 MOTION Aight.

II will bc formidable five that New Britain puts oR the floor against co. l. Of Torrineton at the armory to- morrow night The team will hold its final practice tonight
 Taylor and Eabcock, who oil start as forwards are sweet looking duo in practice anyway Rabcock has been topping them tn from all angles and is getting back his shooting cyr that made him famous at SunfoId. Taylor is no less adept and in addition has developed nasa of speed that Wiil have tho opposing guards running iizzy. Hcdlorz ki'iuT tomorrow night will get into O., HnrEn as q forward, thouRh h. is also fine at guard,
 "Chuekio" Weak. star third base man on th" rorbu Rcd soX. comes forth again az H court star and will he gircn the honor Of starting tomorrow nights game al c"nirr judging from present indications. Ho has developed fine form jumps well, passs wrll and is good shot.
 Larson and peIirticr, the veteran guards. also wi' Ect into action with tho frzt s'rmg men. Thpsr two ara about as good as fury come.
 Young Iaiar. who has brru prar- tsin~ farhfgl'y ajth The team, also probably will ge' chaace.
 oHafCa ra0"f-t fl
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

 
TANKS STILL HOPE
 ID OBTAIN COLLINS
Hu8sinS Also Is Likely to Put
 Scott on Bench

New York, Dee 7.--When the New spring, Aaron Ward, the fashy sec ond baseman, may be at shortstop in the place of the veteran, Everett Scott, and a new man on second, Manager Miller Higgins, said yester- day.
 It now looks as if Huggins will go to the baseball meetings in Chicago in quest of first class second base man as well as the left-handed pitcher and right hitter he has said he wanted.
 This talk of Huggins revived tll~ rumors about deal whereby Eddie Collins of the White Sox would come to the Yankees and there is also talk of ree-cornered transaction among the New York, Washington and Chicago clubs which would bring StanleysH Harris of the Senators to the worlds champions.
 While Huggins would not discuss the possible deals, he did say that Aaron Ward would make a fine short stop. That he would not hesitate be- cause of sentiment to shelve Scott, who holds the worlds record for play in consecutive games. and that he had talked the matter over with the owners of the club and Ward.
 It was said that Collins dissatis- faction over the appointment Of Frank Chance as manager of the White SoX might make a deal in- volving him easier to bring about,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP TO
 BE DECIDED TOMORROW
Rangers and Niohawks Will Close Their Football Season al St.
 Mary's Field.

II will be not a grudge game. but certainly game lacking in none of the intense rivalry that is possible be- tween two popular athletic organiza- tions when tho Rangers and the Mo- hawks meet at St. Mary's field timor- TOW afternoon at o'clock 10 play for the city amateur championship.
 These two teams have met once and tho game ended in. a tie at all. In that game the Mohswks scored first when iuke kick rolled over the goal line and Buck Jackson fell on il for n touchdown. The Rangers on inc other hand got their touchdown by consistent ground gaining by buck ing tho line and lopng forward passes over it. On the day in question, how evcr the field was wet and slippery and the ball was hard to handle, thus each team had good alibi for indif- terent playing.
 Tomorrow bids fair to offer fast field and thus d fast game is assured. Rice win pilot the Mohawks "hil" Fat o'Brien will call inc signals for the Rangers.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
WILLIAMS ANXIOUS
 ID PLAY ALL-N. B.
Claims Title Which This City and
 Bridgeport Also Want

While New Britain is battling with Bridgeport in the Park City Sunday. the Williams Of New Haven, victors over Bridgeport will try again their luck against the Steam Rollers, who have aIrcady beaten them once this
 year.
 The Williams are claiming the same
 title that both New Britain and
 Bridgeport claim and the following
 article. from New Haven paper, shows just where Manager O'Connor
 stands on the matter and also indi- cates that he would not be uNcrse to tlying conclusions next week with the
 husky Hardware City outfit: ' So much loose ink has been spilled tending to belitte the strength of the
 Williams football team that Mickey O'Connor, its guiding genius, took to the rostrum today to offer his rebuttal. Mickey isn't given over 10 making the rounds of the newspapers to engage in controversies with thoss who hold d hammer over his head but he does believe he is entitled to a square deal. hnd no on" will dare deny Mickey that privilege.
 Tt bcais the Dutch," said Mike by way or introductory, the extent some folks will so to clam the Williams. don't know the reason for 1t all but D, rhaps l may find out some day. I'lI admt that he Williams have played some poor games but they have done some good work, too. l. you will sean u''r our record you will notice tEa. N, hs,, t rIghttuD clain to the . state championship. We have en- l gag. Il in d scorci.ss tic with Bridge rorl and also have beaten them, Show mc any other team that has | donc as well. The West Sides Of Hart l ford nosed us out by two points but we followed by beating them, 10 0. Yes, believe We have strong claim to the tnie."
 The Williams. according to O'Con- nor, will play the steam Rollers In Providence next sunday and attempt 10 ayrnge the Is 10 defeat suffered earlier in the season. The following a game probably will be played with New Britain. The play Ing of the game depends on the weather.
 U'Connor added that he intends 10 be back in football next year and may erect Il stadium not lar from the rcn- .,r
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
American Riders Gain
 On Foreign Pedallers

New York. bee 7.--THs Nmoriran riders. Eocklcr and Lawrence. who sained lap over tlIc field bst night in thc six-day bicycle raDr in Madi- son Square Garden. had e0trreJ L. s5f miles and faps today at tbe end Of the 164th heur of pcdaiting. NiHs
 teams were q lap behind b'wo1fr md StocRriruch were three laps be- hind and Nefatti-AzziHf four laps. Lawrence was setting pace, The rec ord for fas hours 2.D51 nilrs and lups made in 1914 by G1gfnr and Hif5.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
WEISSMULLER AGAIN FLASHES
 IN TANK FOR WORLDS RECORD
John Farley, Miss Sybil Bauer and Miss Peggy Williamson Also Crash All Previous Marks.

Chicago. Dee. -Four world s swimming records and two scholastic marks were broken in the seventeenth annual Cook county interscholastiC tank meet last night at the Illinois Athletic club.
 Johnny Wcissbuljor, John Farley and Miss Sybi Bauer Of tho l. A. e. and Miss Peggy Williamson of the Milwaukee A. C., were the experts who naviEatcd to new records.
 Weissmullcr swimming without competition, went 100 meters in :5S 3-5: clipping :o2 2-5 from the old world mark held by Norman Ross.
 Miss Williamson, after what ap- pearcd to be a poor start. clipped four seconds from the world record for womcn's 2oo-yard breast stroke, finishing in S:35 i-5. Agnes Gcraghty of the New York Womcu's Swimming association held the previous record.
 Miss Bauer slashHd 3 2-5 seconds firm the old mark Of l:24 for the loo meter hack stroke, but failed to realize an ambition 10 reduce her own world record of l:15 4-5 for loo wards when only one timer caught her at that distance. Sine only one watch timed her Iny v>nr r> P. "l>.5 70 eft" tho 1o0 ya-I swim 1s a r. orI
 Farjry reduced r,~ nH-. Nn~l mark Of l:fo 2-5 for Inc '.a y-~I hrcast stroke hr enc >,roni
 Miss Ethc} l.acllir or thc !. A. '. tried hard 10 rcdurr her world nara Of 1905 2-5 in the loo yard sprint, but could only oqual if.
 Tho scholastic marks to fall were the loo yard breast stroke and the medley relay records Basking of which won inc meet, took ! the first event in l;ij, and the second i went to his school in 2;12 3-5,
 Weissmulcr rHn his string ot | records to an even half hum l drcd by his effort in the 1oo-metcr , event.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Couldn't Make Grade
Two Jockeys Injured
 When Horses Tumble

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. :. Two jockeys were injured, one seriously. yesterday. when thrca mounts fell while turning into the homcstrctch during the seventh race at the state fair grounds.
 Buster Millcrick. riding Bay ban of tho Harvey and Pierre" stnbi"s. lmferod q broken shoulder and in- juries to his head. and Jockey Jay rowan. up on Doe Reeds Captain Tom, was badly shaken mp in the spill
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
West Virginia Univ. to
 Take Up Wrestling Sport

Charleston. W. Va. Dec. 7.--Wrest- ling as 8 college sport at West Nir- ginia university. was authorized by thr state board 0f pduCatiou yesterday. Ihr Gerfaion Was reached after q re- port Uf last years wrestling season. showing a slight pront. was read to tlre board The wrestling team Uas supported by th, student body under a bond guaranteeing ihc state against Huaus#al fUse
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
CHARLEY WHITE MATCHED
thiCago's Famous Lightweight Boxer Will Clash With Bobby Barrett in Philadelphia On December IS.

Chicago, Dec. :. -- Charlie White. Chicago lightweight boxer, announced last night he has been matched with Bobby Barrett for ten round bout in Philadelphia. Dec. IS. White called if inc start ot a comeback after his recent knockout at the hands Of Pal Moran Of New Orlcans at New York
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
STELLARS WILL ROEP
 WITH THE NEYERWINS
What l. innWin,fJ a Iootba'l tam" t,antc Will bc pia,cd at Walnut
 Hll Tomorrow.

Great interest has bern aroused throughout tho ntfirr pf thr Stanley Works orer fho sam.ug fggf baH gamn between t-e S'elIar and <rvarwiu f' ans. dur to ths fact that vith br s-a HTr ptiouH sH players a-e from tH. Stanley Works office.
 { iargn crowd i- expected tp .t- tend thc game. ahf~h aftH .itfn- 80hU wjf Hs D4r g, tHr f8efrsf this city tss WitHrs-ed jn a foHE fino.
 smnHg The many fratgrss of fhe gam" is t.se ai uizsrr-.. wH3rh iz free. Tius raIera and zfafs f7s.z
 Thr GaHr !. ra E., rH'rI tumor-0~ at z 9'cl0cE sharp, ~.athef permit fsrE
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Michigan Aggies Captain
 Is Now Under Suspension

Lansing. WicH.. Dtr. I- W0rris E Taylor uf East Cleveland. D.. captain of the 1923 Michigan Azzfh football tam. and Richard BrrIr-s3. IausiuE q member of the team. hset betn srs- pended indefinitely from fine rqliaEe bv order of President B. E. -hsz. Tbe presidents action was taken fDI- lowing that of the Hesneriau s0rfafv in ekrailing Taylor aud Bemerf1 from membership as a result Uf B ligBgr row at a dancing party. shieh if was charged the two football players ebroke up."
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
Girls and Boys Playing
 EpwOrtn League Ball

The eiris' and b9ys' basketball t.sms of the Ep.orth ltague of the Trinity M. l.. churcb oi Stu Britain aiiI play thc giris' and boys' basket ball teams of F-ors sts file N. L.. church or Saturday. Deccmjer sth. at FuresfsIlie.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
PAGAN IS CHAMPION
Former Yale Boxing King Wins Championship or English Ini,crsi- ties From Among Hca,,wcights.

London, Dec. 7-- Edward r. Eagan, formerly of faic. won for oxford last night thr heavyweight boxing championship Of the English univcr- stties ny Jeieating \. W Jeffrics Of the University of London. The bout was stopped after ono minute and 4 half of fighting in which tlmo Jcf- srisa vas fioorCd twice.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
HONOR YALE MEN.

Montclair. x. J., Dec. Tad" Jones, Captain Memphis Bill' Nal lory and the other members Of Yalc's victorious football team, will be guests Of honor Of the Yale club Of Montclair, at g Jollihcation smoker to be held in Nick Roberts, famous old Yale barn here Saturday evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
mRE.sIIa-Rs IIsHr.

Wichita. Kan. Dee. IA wrestling match between I'd C.-sstra uaIeT'J i.eH- Is and Dick Dasiscourt was stopped by the police here last night when after Se minutes or action during which time neither beavyHeigui ois- tained a fall. The wrestl,rs turned tie match into a g1 fight
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
NIMARk rIIn saun

Nrw York. ber. 1.-Tha Newark ciuh aT the international ieagHc has been pur@jisss1 by a syndicate of Newark men beaded by Mitchell Mc- Tirpa. from William I. Ashton snd Itgstard Moan. both gf TgaItimcTr. II aas anHDnnced fodat by John Con eay T8o1e president Of tho Inter- rational iaagur.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
CORBIN-RUSSMIN GUNMEk
 LUoE lU UnuId MILL TEAM
Iiinrnrcn ia lfuth side, 1u sunic ouod shooting hI Match tontesi
 m Rhcr Town

The C0rbu- ltussRin Small Arms cluD J0urneycd 10 Cromwell tast even Ing anu engaged in tln with d team representing the Cromwell Rinu cub. I nis Is thu sccoBd match ot the sea son in tne Nutmeg hin. league series, WhlCh has becn snot by the local club.
 The individual scores follow.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

the varsity nine, kept trying all dur ing his stay here. Either the op- position was most formidable or else Mallory was somewhat deficient. Any way. he didn't get very far as 8 catcher on the school team.
 Naturally when he went away, and eventually landed at Yale, his old buddies at home didn't expect he would exactly burn up the athletic world, certainly not as football player or a baseball player.
 Then It Happened
 But strange things happen m this world.
 Not only did Mallory immediately make the Yale football varsity but he promptly became the most important finally was elected captain.
 Moreover. Mallory became one Of the greatest catchers who ever played on the Yale varsity, and last spring he was named captain Of the Yale nine. One Of John McGraw's scouts is said to .havc made him an offer to try out with the Giants, an offer which was not considered by the Yale athlete.
 There must be q moral of some sort connected with this story about Nal lory, He had ambition to start with and backed 1t up with relentless per severance. Ambition and persever- ancc arc n good pair to draw to, whether you arc playing the game Of sport or the game Of life.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
uoNoGKaNs IoH sICoND TEAMS

Under a rev policy adopted at Ncw Britain IIfea school. second string athletes 8iH br aUartlpd a nsgnorrafa consisting or tHe letters EB in gold with a red 2. uon"ersn ms sill i,e a~ar5l8 to secynd strsng men in fooifs4H ltzstliaH and trs-S
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07

Memphis, Dec. t. Today Bill Nal lory is a name to coniure with in college football. The nation estcems Of the year. To Yale and to Yale men he ranks with the immortafs. What Coy was to the victorious Blue Of another decade Memphis Bill" is to the triumphant E,lis today.
 An inspiring leader, a magnificent fighter, a great player, the southern boy, playing backfield position. has been an important factor In putting Yale football back on the man.
 IL was probably fitting that this quiet spoken, well-built blond young man should be the captain of the first unbcaten team tho New Haven uni versity has produced in years.
 And yet Mallory was not always great football player. Back here in his home town the citizens can re- call when he was not a football player at all--eAcept at heart. Mallory has always had tho athletic spark, and the competitive urge, but in his younger days he had neither the skill nor the power to back them up.
 Fired With Ambition
 Mallory. who is now hailed as the greatest defensive fnllback tho game has ever developed. as well as one of the finest place kickers in the sport, this same Mallory wasn't good enough to play on his own hometown school team, q matter Of some five or six years ago.
 Mallory did his "prcppinG" al the local university school, a school which annually turns out crackeriack kid elevens. Mallory came out for th, team, a tall, scrawnY, lanky lad with n keenncss for the fight and an ire pressible ambition to make the team. l
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
turlin -I;ti..win.

I Eantiue aud Y. Augustine shot tUieo to hH in the vacancies, ten- man team being necessary.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-07
.33SO MEDAL AND
 SS5 CERTIFICATES
French OIympiCS Committee Must
 Provide These Prizes

Paris. Dee. I.-ThC French Olympic committee has found that ii will he called upon to provide $.SSG medals and SS5 diplomas for next years games. The winner of each event gets an enamel medal, the second place men silver medal and the third bronze one. In addition. each of the first three receive a diploma.
 In the case of the team events. the members of the first. second and third rlace teams get medals of the same metals. but the committee saves no diplomas for thvso awards are to be issued to a team as a unit.
 As a little encouragement for the secretary of the committee has been made an officer Of the legion Of houoE
 Brazil sends 97
 Ninety seven athletes will represent Rrazil al the games. The Brazilian olympic committee. in sending its of hcial entry list, informed M. G"ichcl that they would hr distributed as fol- lows. Footha|I. a"; rjtl" shooting, i2; track and GohL li; svi,nmine and water polo. 1o. u0d ,.9lIine 1u. The r,st of th, party will nr mul~ up of trainers and ruhhrrS.
 Committee officials expect that the cost of transporting the Brazilian con tinE"nt to Paris and maintaining the mon here VII ho 900. 0.Ooo francs,
 The Italian Olympic committee. fol- lowing inc lead of the United States. has rented a large hotel in tho fash onablc Ncuily suburb in which tho Italian Olympic athletes win be hous- ad, Fifty competitors. including the distance men. win arrive on May I5, and hy Juno 20 tho entire team, 900 strong, will have reached here.