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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Cadillac Eskht. WITH Core Tires
bumper. Excellent mechanical con-
dition and good top
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Stakeholder Six. Ip1S. Newly Printed.
top and tires good. bumper and etc.
Only run $500 miles. and Just Hike
now. Tho price will surprise you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

etua = akev Light Fssr Te1riAG.
! newly painted. top and tires In
! arst-c1ass Condition. 4 bargain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Houston Va, Dec. .. fe1S
Dear Santa -
Sled. cap pistol and plenty of caps.
a few fire works and plenty of candy
and fruits
Your little friend,
WILLIAM JOHNSON
HOUSTON, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

ss1es Roadster. 1877, New Tap. Coed
tres, thoroughly overhauied and In
erst-csass mechanical condition. Bar
gain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Blackstone. Va, Dec q. 1918.
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me train on track
a gun nd some good things II you
have a drum bring that. too.
WALTER CHAMBERS CRAWLEY
/ ana four years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Warm Springs! Va, Dec. 10, 1918,
Dear Santa Claus:
Please bring me punching and a
pair of boxing gloves. And don't for
get TO bring me hat AMI a raincoat.
age IL. Bring me some candy and
nuts j am ! : years old. But don't
forget the French and Belgian chill
drer,
Your little friend.
RALPH laRtE,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12
Richmond. Va.

Dear Santa Clause:
am little girl years oId--please
bring me doll baby and carriage and
q chair. that is all dear Santa, and If
anything else you want. Merry Christ
mas ii
EDNA GROH,
se7 w Clay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

Stsaebaker SIX. 1918 raur.rAssenEer
| club roadster. newly painted. good
the classiest ears you will see on the
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-12

! want. Please bring me a doll and
II bed and tea set. Please don't for
get my sister. Please bring her "A
doll that will open and shut her eyes.
a carriage and kitchen cabinet.
Please bring us some candy, nuts.
oranges and fireworks. am eight
years old
Your little friend
ELIZABETH BAKER.
Surrs Va
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
DEATHS.

BRODLEY-In this city. on December. Il.
1919. Rose b. Johnson. wife of David B.
Reiatives. friends and wynema Council
are invited TO attend the funeral services
a, the residence oi her brother law.
ID NJ. Saitus. 7o4 Fast Eleventh street,
..u Monday afternoon. December II. at
> o clock. Interment at Silvcrhrooh ceme-
terry.
DURNEY-In this city. or December II.
1918. Clara c. Flynn. wife of Joseph 4.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residenca. OILS
Ing at O'Clock Requiem mass at St
Pauls Church. Interment at Cathedral
cemetery.
DILI.N aN-In this city, on December u.
1918. Joseph Dillman. aged 6o years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
me funera eFTess al Snds 9iS late fesdepce
December 10 al o'clock, lnterment at
Silvcrhrook cemetery.
JEFFERSON-A Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital on Decemher IA 1918.
Mrs James Fl Jefferson Of Milton. Del.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services al HarbcSon Del. on
Tuesday afternoon al oclock.
LACBACK-In syracuse. \. y. on De
cemher IS. 1918 Sadie b. daughter of
Thomas Lauback. formerly OF Wyoming.
bel.
FUNERAL on Monday. December. Is from
the residence Of her father. 2l7 ". Borden
avenue. eyrac'lse
MORTIMER-In this city. on December
Is. 1918. Willard L.. infant son OF William
J. and Amanda Mortimer. aged 10
months
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services At the residence Of his
parents 70 Z. Twenty-second street on
Monday afternoon. December l6. 23O
O'Clock Interment at Riveryiew cemetery
AIHNOS-In this citv on December IL
1918 John Mihnos. aged 81 year
Friends and members Of the societies Of
vhIcn nc belonged are invited 70 attend
tic funeral services at Trinity NJ T.
Church Twent y-second and Church Street :
or SUNDAY afternoon December Is. 1918
a, :; . clock intermenj az Wilmington &
Brady wine cemetery
TECITT At New Castle Del on Deem
bcr II i9lS Cathrine Irene Becker widow
Of John Barnes Truitt in her 35th year
Relatives and friends arc Invited 70 attend
the funeral from her late residence 2IO
Delaware street on Monday morning De-
crmbcr 10. a. $50 o clock High mass in
ST.. Peters u q. Church at 9 clock Inter
nent st Glebe cemetery
TRUITT-At New Castle Del, on Deem
her H. 1915 John Barnes husband of
Csthrine J. Becker Truitt. in his 4Oth
year.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
the funeral serNicss a: his late residence
2IU Delaware street. New Castle, on Mon
daS morning December 10 at il o'clock
Iuterment a. Glebe cemetery.
NHITEMAN Mill Creek hundred on
December y. 1918. sarah Helen White
man IN her path year
Relatives and friends are invited % attend
her father. Frank \. Waiteman. Mill Greek
hundred. Monday morning December
IL at J O'Clock Iuterment at White CLAY
trct-k Cemt terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
CURTIS HEIRS IN
FRIENDLY SUIT
Legacy of $4,000 IS Largest
Item Involved in
Controversy.

The suit of Minot Curtis Brewer VS..
Walter c.. Curtis, executor of the last
will and testament of Adaline H. Curtis,
will be heard by Judges Boyce and Rice
in the Superior Court next week on
case stated.
Adaline II. Curtis died at Newark Au-
gust %, 1917 possessed of an estate
consisting of personal property which
since her dcceasc has been appraised at
S55.l35.57 She left as her next of kin
Walter c. Curtis her son, and Nlinot
Curtis Brewer. n grandson, the surviving
child of Sarah H. Brewer, deceased, a
daughter OF Adaline III. Curtis.
Mrs. Curtis made a will, bearing date
of August Is. 1908, and q codlcil there
to, bearing date of February ), 1910. One
of the executors named in the will re-
nounccd his executorship. The will was
probated August %. 1917, and letters
tcstamentarv were granted to Walter {.
Curtis.
Sarah H. Brewer died October 10. 1905,
in the lifetime of Adalinc II. Curtis.
The plaintiff has demanded that the
defendant pay to the plaintiff out ot the
estate of Adalinc III. Curtis legacles of
81 900 and $4,000 given TO the plaintiff
under the second numbered item of the
will of Adalinc H. Curtis and also a
legacy Of $4,000 given by the said Will to
Sarah II. Brewer The plaintiff states
that the defendant, while ready and
willing to pay the 81 900 and $4,000 lega-
cics, has declined to pay to the plaintiff
the sum Of $4,000 covered under the
first numbered item of the will given to
Sarah Fl. Brewer.
1t is agreed by the plaintiff and the
defendant that if the court shall be OF
the opinion that Alinot Curtis Brewer
Is entitled to bc paid by the defendant the
sum of $40, 1000 then the court shall enter
judgment in favor of the plaintiff for
$40. 1000, besides the costs of the suit,
and that If the court shall be of the opinion
that tho plaintiff Is not entitled TO have
paid to him the sum Of $4,000 then
Judgment Shall he entered in favor of the
plaintiff for 1000 and the costs OF the
suit II is further agreed by the plaintiff
ana the defendant that the entry IN
this case shall not deprive either party Of
any writ Of error to tho Supreme Court Of
the state, the right to take such writ Of
error being expressly reserved to each
party in the suit
Herbert II Ward represents the plain
tiff and Hugh Morris and Charles B.
Evans the defendant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate Of Charles A. Daily. de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Charles A DAILY. late Of Baltimore. Md.
deceased were duly granted unto John r
DAILY he thirteenth day Of November
A. ID 1918. and all persons Indebted TO the
said deceased are requested 10 make pay
U1ent TO the administrator without delay
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the same duly probated to the said
administrator on or before the thirteenth
day Of November, A. ID 1919 or abide by
the law in his behalf
JOHN r. DAILY
Administrator
Charles B Evans. ESQ. Attorney -at-I4av
Ford Building Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
LICENSE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE.. FRANK p O'DONNELL
the Tenant and occupant Of the nolfse
situated at $40 Market street. IN the
Fourth ward of the city or Wilmington
county Of New Castle and state Of Della
ware. in compliance with the requireYnen. -
OF the acts OF tho General Assembly in such
case made and provided do hereby give
notice that / shall apply in writing he
Court Of General Sessions. Of the state Of
Delaware. in and for Nev Castle COUNTY.
on Monday. the SIXTH day Of January A ID
1919. being the next term Of said court for
license for said house as an i'm or tav-
ern for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
20 be drunk m the premises. and ne fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward
freehoiders Of said ward. recommend the
said application. viz:
Louis Brown Harry L. MadduV
James Kane Jos r. Konitzer
VIM. A. Jennings Andrew Craig
Hugh Duffy Clifford l.. Hilles
Joseph p Cross Jesse Traul
Harry Hines James Wharry
Joseph Hughes James 2 Fox
W T Goldberg Patrick McIaughlin
II. G. Buckmaster. Abe Railinan.
NJ. ID. John ]. MahOney
p. T. Murphy William E. Tyson
John McCaferty Chas r. Mammelc
John F Lannan Adam F. Wahl
franklin \. Pinker- George II. Johnson
ton Michael Pa!cse
FRANK P. O'DONNELL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
NEW CHARTERS.

! Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover Dec. 14.-Charters were filed
! here, yesterday, as follows.
Winburne Fire Brick Co., Dover, Del.
capital, Sl,0OO,OOO.
Thomas Investment Co, Yonkers
n. Y; $30O,O0O.
Indian Sugar Corporation, Covington,
Ky; 81 100000.
Trade Extension Society of America,
Inc, Birmingham. Ala, to gather and
distribute information; S2OO,OOO.
American Wax Corporation, New York
CITY, mining; 100000.
Republic Bond Co, Wilmington, Del. ;
100000.
Central Conduit Co, Wilmington, Del. ;
100000.
Osage-Foraker Co, Atlantic City, n.
j.: 100000.
Forster-Bennett Wilding, Inc. Pitts jurg,
Pa, artificial limbs and braces; $50, 900.
Consolidation of Logan Valley Stores
Co, and Logan Supply Co, under the
name Of Logan Valley Store Co; 500, 900.
Change name of Gettell Water Proof
Carbon Co, to General Paper Products
Co, Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.

BUNGALOW at BeIlefontc Possession ian
uary / Apply Neal Gtadish Belirf0nte.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
FARMS TO LET
FOR SALE

GO-CART Large a'I wicger body.
Clayton street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
OYSTERS.
MASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE suits and vigs 20 ARE
Specialists n pants and maAe-Gps, Frsun
BIexinser. corner ro4Eth snd Walnut ssss.s
Phone oZ5s "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
STORAGE.
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT

LII ycu have paid something on you- Nona
and need money for Christmas will paw
YOU cash for your card. E. G.. Adams l6S3
" Fourth street.
will pay you cash foJ your Liberty 5oud>
club card Elkton C. ADAMS l6S9 West
Fourth street. Phone 49S3 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
RTTCHEp THE SIGN MAN
- - 7f3 SHIPIFY ST

H. 8. PIERCE. Carpenter. Jobbing and re
modelling Weather stripping and storm
Enclosures sOf Vandeyer Ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
Foot Cut by Glass.

Louis B. Hart, employed by the
Artillery Fuse Co, who lives at 200
Gray avenue, ran a piece of glass into
the hall of his foot yesterday afternoon.
At the Homeopathic Hospital, the glass
was extracted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
Wilmington Bank learincs.

Wilmington Bank clearings for this
week totallcd S.. .650. $4,000 aS compared
with 50. 452 .30O02 for the correspond
ing week Of last wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14

DON'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AND
household goods away. win pay spot
cash for them Aleo highest cash prices paid
for raw furs. J. Sklut, second and TatnsII
streets Phone b3T1 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
BARRIERS SUPPLIES.
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.
CLEANERS AND DYERs
HAIR DRESSING.

DIR. II Q L . E y. DERMATOLOGIST
f-cs corrector all blennishes removed from
the face. imperfect iRaLUres birth ais-
ease accldentl corrected rough. oars
pores smoOLneo ana skin refinpu. CONNER
ION cleared; noliows ana wrinkles removed
Hours 10 ana - ,. Euultabte Blds
Room 602. Phone lisa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-14
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE.

| FOR REST--TWo stores. fine ioc alton suit
able for gasoline station or drug store
| Apply az Eimhurst Realty Co. H3I MARK
] sireet. Phone s6Z
! TWO four-rO0m bungalows for rent ~
sheIlpOt Park Inquire Mrs Henry. 5hei
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07

embargo, puede disponer de la pro-
piedad del modo que mejor conven-
ga a sus intcreses.
Sc rescrva ell derecho de recha-
Ear cualquicra O todas las propo-
siciones.
Una eamienda la "Ley sobre
negociaciones con ell Enemigo' di-
&c asl:
"Toda persona cue compre pro-
piedadcs al Alien Property Custo-
dian para un tercero cuyo nombre
oculte, para revenderr -0tfa PEI
soma que no sca' ciudadano de los
Estados Unidos, o Ell bcneficio de
I'm individuo que no sea ciudada-
no de los Estados Unidos, sera cul-
pable &c DELITO lIENOS GRA-
We, y una vez conVicto, esta.a SUI
ieto a multa que no excedera de
$10,000.00 o prisi6n Tor un termi-
10 maximo de DIEZ AMOS, am
bas penas, y la propiedad sera con
fscada por los ESTADOS UNI
DOS.
HAYDEN L. MOORE,
Representante en- Porto Rico del
Alien Property Custodian.
#gff - Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07
DE TODAS PAR TIES

nistraci6n de Alimentos, durante
La semana de conservation: "Con
municiones de boca ganaremos III
guerra"
REMEDIO EFICAZ CONTRA
LA "INFLUENZA."
En- tfempOs de epidemia de grip,
pc maligna, he aqui un remedio dc
vieja, conocido ha mucho tempo,
que nos recomendo un Official ami
go nuestrO: I
Hay un remedRG muy antigua.
tan sorprendente en- sus efectos CO.
mo por su simplicidad. Esto es
la Cebolla.
Un medico militar que une Ii,
modestia a la ciencia mas expert
mentada, trata sus enfermos de
la grippe en- ,el hospital que diriGe
dandoles todos los dlas desde el
principle de la enfermedad 200 &C
de jugo de cebollas machacadas,
repartido EN- tres parties iguaIes
que deben ser tOmadas ell un POGO
de te caliente, tres veces al dfa.
La fiebre desaparecera en- do>
dlas.
Sobre ochenta casos, ninguno
result0 fatal, despues de haber 81
do tratado de esta forma, uno solo
que rehus0 beber Ia poci0n fuG
latacado de Broncho Pulmonia.
perO esta no resisti0 mas de Seis
dlas a la medicinal administrada
en- lavativas.
La medication debe ser acom-
Ipa1ada de envolturas espolvorca
das de mostazas, del thoraX.
Parce que los resultadoS arri5a
indicadOs son 10 bastante conc]u-
yentes para MERCER la atenci6n
del publico, de los m1dicos, cuan-
! to mas de las autoridades.
(Traducci0n del "Cri de Paris" j
Ell PRECIO DEL AZUCAk
EN- RUSSIA
De cOnformidad con informeS
fidedignos recibidos por la Admi
nistraci0n Federal de Alimentos
ell precio del azlcar Ell PetrOgradO
durante ell mes de julio del ailC
en- curse, fluctu6 entire S3.31 !
$3.50 la libra, siendo tres vece'
mayor que ell de Ia mantcquilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07
CRIMEN HoRRoRoso COME.


TIDO POR UN NINO Z
En- la aldea de Santa Cruz, a
pocos Kilometres de Tegucigalpa,
(Honduras), Sc cometi6 un crf-
men horroroso. Martin ZuGiga,
nifio de II amos de edad, asesin6
a sus> primos hermanos Nicolas
y Secundino Amador, hermanOs
de 4 y 6 aiios de edad, respectiva-
mente.
Martin, a sangre fria abri6 de
un machetazo ell craneo de las dos
criaturas, y despues fue a herir
a una mujer. Las causas debie-
ron haber sido fdtiles, pues entire
niiios no puede haber la premedi-
taci0n y la zaiia que hay en- un
criminal adulto.
El criminal fue capturado y de
las averiguaciones que sc han
practicable, Sc sabe que Martin, ha
cometido va dos delitos y no ha
tenido corrective.
Personals que asistieron con-
templar ell cuadro terrible de los
niilOS muertOS. cuentan que Salic-
ron horrorizados de YER aquellas
cabecitas inocentes abiertas con
el flo del hacha que sirve en- la
selva para derribar arboles.
Tambien vieron al desgraciado
patojo Martin que cometi6 ell ase-
sinato y dicen que estaba palido,
pero impavido y mudo; que a las
preguntas que lie hacian, solo res
pondla con silenciosos suspiros
hondos Y dilatados.
pOR QUE LAS ACTRICES NUN
CA ENVEJECEN.
("Tcatrical Worldly
De todo 10 concerniente a la
profession teatral, NADIA hay mas
enigmAtico para el p1blico que
la perpetua juventud de sus mu-
jeres. Con cuanta frecuencia Oh
mos decir: q Como, 81 la vi hace
cuarenta ailos Ell el papel de Ju-
lieta y no representa- un aiio mas
de edad ahoraw Naturalmente,
hay que tener en- cuenta la name
ra de caracterizarse; pero cuando
Sc nos We de cerca fuera del esce-
mario, necesita la gente otra ex-
plicaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07

San Juan, p. R.
Diciembre 5, 1918.
Por la presente Sc hace saber
sQr orden de A. Mitchell Palmer,
n su aut0ridad como Alien Pro-
perty Custodian, y de acucrdo con
las p.nvisiones de la "Ley sobre
Ncgociaciones con el Enemigo ;,
iel de octubre del 1917yenmien-
las a la mi una V Proclamas sobre
dicha ley, hechas por el Presidente
de los Estados Unidos, que seran
vendidas al contado en- publica su-
PASTA al meior postor, el dla Is de
enero de 1919, a las 1000 de la
manana y en- el sitio Ell que Sc
encucntra radicada Ia propiedad d
abajo c5pecifcada, les signicntes
Serrcnos, pertenccientes a Waldo
mar Tepp, enemigo extranjero:
Toda la tinca 0 parcola dc terre-
no situada en- el barrio Seboruco,
Santurce, Municipio de San Juan,
Porto Rico, que parte dcsde un
)unto tornado per Ia esluina no.
-ocste de la calle Alexandra Tapia
Ia carretcta del Seboruco, y que
&c proIonga en- Inca hacia el nor
Q, limitada per la dioha calle de
ilcjandro Tapia, en- una distan-
ia de 1}1 metros; partiendo des-
le a1ui continna 51.57 metros ha-
ia ell ocste, colindando con terre-
noa pe.tenccientcs a 3. J. Sola; 81
CUE en- direction sur cubriendC
una loneitud de 114.36 metros ha
ciendo guardarraya con terrenos
prcpicdad de Natividad Dalmau
Y fnalmcntc, eXtedi6ndosc ell este
en- Inca por una distancia de 53,5}
metros, limitada por la carretcri
del Se5oruco, al mismO punto d.
partida en- cl mencionado angulC
de dicha carrctera del Seboruco J
Gale Alexandra Tapia. Esa par
celia dc terreno tiene un area d(
/ UN ACRE Y CINCUENTISEIS
CENTESIMQS.
Sc advicrte que los compradore,
NdoBen ser indispensablcmente GU
IDADANOS DE LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS, y en- caso de hacerse Ia
compra a nombre de otras perso-
nas SUS NOMBRES DEBERAN
/ SER IIECHOS PUBLTCOS EN- Ell
ACTO DE LA &UBASTA. Cual-
1uier com2rador BONAFIDE, sin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07
GOBIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENTO

DEL INTERIOR
NEGOCIADO DE OBRAS
PUBLICAS
A LOS PROPIETARIOS DE LA
IONA QUE OCUPARA LA CA
RRETERA SAN ANTONIO-
MARTIN PENA POR Ell SUR
DE SANTURCE.
En- cumplmiento de la Ley No.
63 aprobada por la Asamblea Le-
gislativa de Puerto Rico, EN- Di-
ciembre 5 de 1917, este Departa-
mento ha determinado y fjado I'm.
.trazado defnitivo para la carre-
terra que partiendo del puente de
ASan Antonio Sc construira por el
Sur de la Carretera Central y pa
ralelamente esta, EN- llneas gene
rales, hasta encontrarla nuevamen-
te entre los Kilometres Z Y 8, cerca
del puente de Martin Pena, ha-
biendose fijado en- ell terreno, con
postes de MADEIRA, la zona COM
prendida, de modo que pueda ser
conocida en- sus l1neas la propie-
dad que habra de ser adquirida
para la realization de esta obra.
Este DepartaElento ha obtenido
va, en- s1ls gestiones con los pro-
pietarios de terrenos comprendi-
dos en- dicha IONA, la cesi6n gra-
tuita de un gran ntmero de parce-
las necesarias para la indicada
obra, debido no solamente su
importancia sino tambi6n la no
table meiora de los predios CONT
guos a dicha carretera, por con
siguiente, este Departamento, ayi-
sa a. los propietarios de terrenos
comprendidos en- dicha zona, que
eodavia no han cedido vendido
las parcelas que haya de ocupar
la carretera, la improcedencia de
hacer mejoras nuevas cdiicacio-
nes en- sus predios, sin llegar a un
acuerdo previo con este Departa-
mento, sobre la cesi6n o venta de
las parties de sus predios necesa-
rias para esta obra de utilidad pu-
blica.
San Juan, P. R., diciembre 2
de 1918.
GUILLERMO ESTEVES,
Advt. Comisionado del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07

dc las costas y gastos de esta ac-
ci6n, sin mas citarlo nj oirlo.
Extendido baja mi firma en- Are
cibo a q dc Octubre dc 1918.
Manuel L. Corbet,
Secretario C0rte Distrito,
Arecibo, p. r.
Autorizado por la Corte dc Are
cibo con feeha 3 dc Noviembre,
1918 para publican este Edicto en-
FL IMPARCIAL. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-12-07

iQue extrafio es que la generali.
dad de las mujeres no han apren-
dido ell secreto de cOnseryar la
cara joven! Y que cosa tan SEN
ella es comprar un POGO de cera
pura mercOlizada en- la bOtica,
aplicarsela, al cults como cold
cream y quitarsela con aqua por
la maiiana! Este procedimiento
absorbe, gradual e imperceptible-
mente, la cutfcula vieja, y deja ell
cults nuevo y fresco, libre de pc
queiias arrugas. Este usO de cera
mercOlizada es tambien la raz6n
del por que las actrices no tienen
la cara desfgurada con manchas,
barrillos, etc. :POr que nuestras
hermanas del OtrO ladO de las can
dilejas, no aprenden esta lecci6n
y sc aprovechan de ella?
LA SITUACION DE LOS
ALIMENTOS EN- AUSTRIA
Sc ha dicho que el ex-Empera-
dor Carlos de Austria y su fami-
liza vienen sufriendo hambre en-
un castillo, 10 cual NADIA tiene de
extraiio 81 sc consideran los avi-
SOS que a diario Sc insertan Ell los
periodicos de aquella naci6n. Los
siguientes aparecen en- un diario
de Trieste:
"Se cangean por alimentos :
Una CANA de hierro, un par de
pantalones y un gaban".
'Se ofrece cambio de cinco
libras de comestibles, una gran
collection de novelas nuevas."
"Se cambian por az6car o gra-
Sa, mediaS finaS de SenOraS."
"Se vende al contado o Sc da a
cambio de maiz, una pieza de tela
de hilo propia para traje de Sc
ilora".
sUn hermOso canario amarillo
sc Gambia por grasas habichue-
las"
"Se vende un traje de hombre
por una libra de grasa".
Estas situaciones que contribu-
yeron a precipitar los aconteci-
mientos obligandO a los imperios
centrales a pedir armisticios, han
venido justifichr ell grito de com
bate puesto en- boga por la Admi'