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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
NoTAs DE UN vIAJE A yIEQUEs
ViGje por la isla.--Plaga del PJhtdis-
m0.---ProgresO de la ISIG.-HGbtdn
40 con Toiga.-LG lGnchG "0i-
chosG" ".-EI DR.. PreSly.--
El naeuO YGte. II

9
r ,sulta siempre emocionante i'm via
je vieques, la isla dOnde Sc practica
con todo su esplendor ell Self Goee'p'-
,ueut I'll
Desde la salida de San Juan, hasta
la llcgada a la Playa de Fajardo,
de nuestro Ford Sc cOntemplanfj las
grandes plantaciones de caiia que 10
largo de la carretera central Sc ex-
tiendeh.
La lancha "Dichosa', despu6s de es-
perar el correo, al fin a las dos y me-
dia de la tarde, Sc hace a la mar.
Tres horas, de martirio, puede decir-
Sc que Sc pasa para llegar "a Vieques.
De la capital de la isla, la que los es-
paiiOles denOminaron Isabel II, nos
dirigimos hacia la Esperanza, hoy
Puerto Really continuamos hasta Pla-
va Grande, donde esta instaiadai la
Benitez Sugar Co. En- todo ell traSec-
to que nemos andado Sc nOta Il gran
ndmero de obferos atacadOs del terri
BILE Raludismo{ que, esta azotando aaue
Hos sitios, pasand0 de 1000 los e1fer-
mos de esta playa, -
'Despues de contemplar la residen-
cia del senador Benftez, situada eiil 10
alto de nna smoatan basal oesh de la
isla, nos hemos despedido del joven
German Rieckoff, viejo amigo nuestro
Y .colnpafero gantigaIo en- q Gemit6 Io-
cal Enionistas v actuafpehte sSecrctario
del seiior Benftez, continuando nues-
tro Ford pora la nueva ! earretera que
Sc cstd construyemioe del barrio Mos
|quitos hasta la capital. k'te
En- la capital de la .isla,: haysdos pc
que1os hoteles, los cuales siempre Sc
encuelltran invadidOs por los comisio-
'nistas y vendedores de artfculos; asf
es, que ell viajero, enmuchas ocasio-
nes, Sc We expuesto a no encontrar alo-
jamitnto tan facil como uno Sc cree.
Una entrevista con ell senior Nicolas
Veiga, comerciante y uno de los ena-
morales de la isla de Vieques; nos ha
mostradO ell amigo Veiga, las prosperi-
dades de que vieques esta lamado
disfrutar en- esta zafra..
"Actualmente nos ha dicho Vei-
ga Sc esta construyendo la planta
para ell nueyo alumbrado, que es po-
sible este terminada principle de
afo".
Despues de breve platica con Veiga,
hemos hablado con ell doctor Presly, un
norteamericano simpatico, que desde
hace muchos af1os reside en- la isla,
en- donde ha sido designadO para Co
misiOnado de Sanidad. Ell doctor Pres
ly como Veiga, es un partidario decidi
do del progreso de aquella isla, la que
adopt6 como SUI terra desde que Sc
gradu6 de medico
Ell viaje de regreso a San Jnan es
mas agradable, pues la lancha sale de
ViequeS en- las primeras hOras de la
maiiana. y cuando ell mar Sc encUentra
con poca agitaci6n. No. obstante, Sc
necesita ser un viejo lobo de mar para
no ser vfctima del terrible marco, que
produce ell vaiv6n de la lancha.
Sc anuncia para muy en- br9ve la
Inauguration de un nuevO servicio, pa
ra Vieques, Y en- efecto Sc ha adqui
rido un Yate, .el que dara su primer
viaie ell doce de este mes. Es possible,
que entonces voIvamos a saludar al
amigo veiga, sismpatico paisano de
Igleslas Pantfn y Barreiro.
DON BERNA.
Diciembre 8 de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
AvISO!!
A todos los que deseen ingresar en-
la Guardia Nacional
Puertorriquena.
Vengan la Oficina del Ayudante &C.
neral entrevistense con
r. r. Pesquera.

La Primera Companiai de la Guar
dia Nacional en- San Juan, Sc ha COM
pletado. Ell reclutamiento seguira
hasta completar tres companies.
Haga su ingreso ahora. Yea R.
r. Pesquera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
Ell. NoMBRE DE LAS GALES

vecinos de San Juan han sometido
un cScrito a la Asamblea Municipal,
soliciiando que el nombre de Ia calle
"Allen" sea sustitufdo pOr ell de Luis
Mufi1z Rivera" Y ell nombre dc la ca
lie del 'fCristo", sea sustitufdo por Ell
de Jose c. Barbosa@.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
RECEPCION EN- Ell ZEALAND"

Esta tarde, la oficialidad del yapOr
holand6s Zealand, dara bOrdo una
reception, empezando a las cuatlo
Promote resultar esplendida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
DEBE ARREGLARsE

Llamamos la atencion del Departa-
mento de Obras Publicas Municipal
les, acerca del NAL estado en- que esta
el trozo de la calle de San Jose, frente
a la plaza de Baldorioty, donde paran
las guaguas.
Sc hace necesario un arreglo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
DE REGRESO

Regreso de los Estados Unidos don
de Sc encontraba, el se1or Vicente
Cruz, vice-presidente del Casino eli
jos de Borinquen".
Nuestro saludo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
BOnocio Diaz Llensa'
UN ECBO DE PRENDAS Y DINL2O
---.- EN- ARECIRO - -------

Ell iUscniero civil, Sr. Manuel Rivera
Ferrer, La sido vfctima de un rObO, Ell
ArecibO
A dicho senior Sc lie sustrajO lie su
Residential, mientras dormfa, prendas
V dinero pOr algtin valOr.
Los objetos robados son: un revolver
marca Smith; un reloj de O;o: uns
cadenita con su die; tres billetes dt
banco $500; uno de $500 Y tres dc
a $1.00.
La policfa tiene conocimientO del he
cho hace sus pesquisas para ponel
a bucn resgllardo a los autores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
Santurce.

DdHCUTCE.
Muy Sres. mios:
Como Uds. no han contestado mis-
reiteradas cartas, Certificates y Es-
peciales que les he escrito, encarecien-
doles ell cumplimiento de nuestro con-
venio, en- nuestro asunto; entiendan
I'd. que 81 mi Reclamo no 10 solucio-
nan dan Uds. cumplimiento 10 que
acordamos; va que Uds. saben tengo
bar 10 que Uds. y yo convinimos; me
we're en- ell case de esplanar mi case,
ante el pueblo de mi pals.
Afectfsimo y SIS. '''' '|
Afecticimo y IS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
SESSION DE LA coRTE FEDERAL
Procedimientos del lunes, Diciembre
s de 1919. Peter ]. Hamilton,
Juez del Dstrito,
Presidiendo.

Bay State Milling Co. VS.. Royal
Bank of Canada, 1899 Ley. Vista
sobre las objeciones la demanda. Ca
so sometido. Henry G. Molina, abo-
gado del demandante, Chas. Hartzell'
para ell demandsdo.
Royal Exchange Assurance Corpo-
ration VS.. Goleta "Ernestina" su apa-
rejo, ETC., 1888, en- Almirantazgo. Wis
ia sobre las excepciones la deman-
da, y sobre una petici6n, de interven-
cion. Case sometido y dfas conce-
didos a ambas parties para la radi-
caci6n de los alegatos. Henry G. Mo-
lima, abogado del libelante, F. H. Dex-
ter para ell demandado.
Felix Suarez, como depositario de
Francisco Huerto, VS.. V. Saenz Hnos.,
1913 en- Equidad. Vista sobre la ar
gumentacion de la jurisdiction. Case
sometido. Francis y De la Haba,
|abogados' para el demandante, Henry
G. Molina, para ell demandado.
Luis Camacho Garcia VS.. JESUS Ro-
driguez, 1864 Ley. Vista sobre las
objeciones la demanda. Case some
lido y 10 dias concedidos ambas
parties para radicar alegatos. Fran
'cis Y De Ia Haba, abogados para el
demandante Y Chas. Hartzell para ell
demandado.
Santiago Saenz VS.. American r. R.
of P. R., 1911 Ley. Vista para ape
lar la decision sobre ell memoran-
dunn, y vista sobre, .mocion para ha-
Ger la demanda, mas definitiva. Case
sometido. Concedida la mocion en- 10 q.
respecta a haoer la .demanda mas de-
|fnitiva. Luis M. Guenard para ell de-
mandante, F. H. Dexter para ell de-
mandado.
Manuel Martinez VS.. Am. R. R. of
P. R., 1890 Ley. Vista sobre una mo-
cion para nuevo juicio. Case some
lido y 10 dias concedidos ambas par
tes para la radicacion de alegatos.
Leopoldo Feli1 para ell demandante y
F. H. Dexter para ell demandado.
Robert H. Silldorf VS.. Geo. Traut-
man ct al, 1897 Ley. Vista sobre las
objeciones la demanda. Case some
lido y un Gatcbneedido al 'ambas par
tes para Ia Fadsacion9dea alegafos,
H. G. Meliha,, para ell dsnfandante i
Jose R. F. Savage para Ell. demanda-
do, en- sociedad con Chas. Hartzell.
P. R. Railway, Light & Power Co.
VS.. Manuel Camqilas, et., al 1921 en-
Equidad.' Mocion para deponer 'e1 ca
q. .a sTisass Sr5SSA Sr5SSAds bsfa dshsahi
dante y ell Attorney General de P. R.
para eI demandado
SFinlay Weymouth pnd Lees'Inc., VS..
.rbnpanfa id GdnsttuSqfoanes Populares
por. Ahorro "Ciudad del Sol Sisterna
Roveda, Inc.," 245 en- Quiebra. Per
mitidarlasadiu diudieaeiQp. Luis Villaron-
Fga para ef demandante. II,
Gregg Co. Ltd. VS.. Utuado Sugar
Cos ss8 en- Equfdad. Las excepciones
al report del Special Master de octu-
bre de 1919, senalado para diciem-
bre Is. Chas. Hartzell para ell de-
mandante. Ramon Siaca para L. Igle-
sias.
"In re" Ramon Arguinsoni, Ban
krupt, 22O en- Quiebra. Mocion para
la ejecucin senalada para diciembre
Is. E. Flores Colon para el quebra-
do. ..
Martinez VS.. Martinez, 1899 en- Equi
dad. Case sometido y dias conce-
didos a ambas parties para la radica-
eion de Jos alegatos. n 4 T
4 ---
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
COMUNICADO

Vega Baja, P. R., 29 de Noviembre
de 1919.
Sres. Don
Eduardo Giorgetti y Fernandez Van
ga,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09

LA KECEPCI0N DE AVER 4ARDE
Esplendida resulto la reception efre-
cida aver tarde -por ell Gobernador zen
ell P;lacio de Santa Catalina, a la OFF
|cialidad del barc0 holandes. Esta yes
tia uniforme de gala con charretefas
de ORC. Nutrida representation de
nuestro mundo social Sc di0 cita allf,
sien,lU obsequiada con un lunch. bal
landose despues escogidas pleas. El
acto terinin6 despues de las 6. Los Off
ciales que asistieron fueron Noovel,
hook, Hegt, Heeris, Schult, StOit, boo
man, Bozcueva, Cornelis, Stoit, Dyck
Kronemberg, de Ronde, Houthe, Har'
tlieb, Montanns, Qunchandti, Mi!laard
Kramer, Platemberg, Eyk, Vos, Ste
rre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
Ell vAPoR "MARINA"

Los consignatarios del vapor "Ma-
rina", Bull Insular Line Inc, nos par
ticipan que Ell mencionado buque sal
dra el proximo sabado 13 de los CO.
rrientes para los puertos de Sanchez
" Puerto Plata en- la Republica Do
minicana. "a
FL buque admite carga y pasajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-09
] DE QuIEN Es Ell cHEoUEa

Diciembre s de 1919.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22
WILL HAVE TRACTOR
 DEMONSTRATION SAT. AT EXPERIMENT FARM

Next Saturday May A, at 9 a. m, tractor demonstration is to be put on at the Mesa Experiment Farm. Tract or demonstrations in the past have largely been based on entertainment features rather than on instruction. Plans for Saturday are being made in such a manner as to emphasize the quality of work a tractor can do and its efficiency, rather than entertaining stunts.
 The soil at present is in barley stub ble, is dry and very hard to blow. This condition is frequently met in commer- cial farming in this region. since there is often insufficient time after a grain crop is removed to allow a farmer to properly prepare a seed bed for a crop of grain sorghum or corn. If the farmer is forced to blow dry in mid summer with horses, his costs are nearly doubled. Frequently an irri- gation before blowing does not leave the seed bed sufficiently moist for proper germination of the crop which follows. If an irrigation is given botn before and after blowing the time consumed is often too great to allow of best results in the crop which fol- lOWS. One OL the prlnc1pdl uses OI tractors in this region is to accom- plish dry summer blowing in a timely and workmanlike manner.
 Arid formed soils are generally quite deficient in humus. and for best re- suits in farming it is necessary to blow under as much organic matter as pos sible. It is a mistake to burn grain stubble when it can be plowed under To obtain proper results, grain stuL - ble should be thoroughly disced before blowing, and while the land is dry and 1 firm. If necessary to disc in summer with horses, the expense of seed bed | preparation is usually very great, and l again the tractor has a particularly | desirable place. On the ground for the 1 demonstration at the Mesa farm, con- l ditions are ideal for the tractors which
 are to be shown to clearly indicate i their superior advantages.
 The Experiment Farm at Mesa ha. | always been able to obtain very higt
 crop yields, which have been due ir
 large part to deep blowing thorough
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22
APPEAL VERDICT IN
 LAND JAW ACTIONS

Notice of appeal in the suits brought to test the validity of the state land law suit recently tried in the superior court with Judge Pattee of Pima coun- ty presiding, were filed in the office Of the clerk of the court yesterday.
 The appeal was signed by both coun- sel for the plaintiff and the defendant and the clerk was asked to make return to the supreme court at once. each par ty waiving any rights to further notice as to matters of perfecting and return ing the record of appeal.
 The salary suit was instituted by Ben L. Clark of the land commission, who brought the action against Jesse Boyce. state auditor, asking that the auditor be compelled to pay him the increase of salary in accordance with a bill passed by the last legislature. The court va cated the alternative writ of mandamus and ordered judgment for the defend ant, In the land suit brought by Ed ward Mann against William Moeur the court ordered a permanent injunction issued against the defendant. The plaintiffs were represented by Ward and Griffith and William E. Ryan and the defendants by Attorney General Wiley E. Jones and Assistant Attorney General Louis B. Whitney.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22
WHAT HOCTOR REALLY
 TOLD JUDGE CROSBY

At the request of Mrs. Frank Hos tor, the following letter from Judge Crosby to the Gazette is published, relating to his testimony at the trial of J. D. Newman:
 Mesa, Ariz,, May 10, 1919.
 Editor Gazette: Your report of what testified to in the Newman trial on Friday, May 9. does an injustice to the deceased Frank Hostor. In the language of the southwest, there is every difference in the world between the threat to get a man and to get even with him." To get" a man means to follow him and take his life, while to get even" may mean in a bushes sor social way or a dozen other different ways and does not necessarily imply violence. Hector never once used the expressio nthat he would get Newman, nor did he say he would use violence in getting even. In view of. the fact that he is now dead and cannot defend himself. feel that it is only just to his memory that this matter be corrected.
 GEORGE H. CROSBY, JR-"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

states of Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas, as follows:
 Five hundred and two wells brought in in the north and west Texas field. approximately only F per cent were dry holes, SS wells out of every 100 were producers Initial production 108.973 barrels. G50 wells brought in in Kansas field, approximately 20 per cent were dry holes, 80 wells out of every 100 were producers. Initial pro duction 34,761 barrels. 1,794 completed wells in Oklahoma field, approximately 29 per cent were dry with T wells out of every 100 producers. Initial produc- tion was 110.211 barrels. Compare the statistics The element of risk can be reduced by distributing your invest ments wisely through the most proven fields Buy Black Lime oil stock while you can. Two wells drilling, third starts sOOn.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS
American


 Angelica Mendez, the distinguished star of Mexico City, with a company of supporting artists, is this week ap- bearing at the American theater in q repertoire of well selected dramas and comedies.
 Tonight the company will be seen in the well known Spanish play by Angel Guimera entitled "Tierra Baja," fol- lowed by a bright comedy in one act. called, "Fe Perdida.''
 To students Of the Spanish language as well as those who are deeply inter- ested in the drama, these productions given by the foreign artists will have especial appeal, for with their due re- gard for expression and forceful technique, not used on the American stage, they are able to convey the full meaning of scenes without the spoken word being understood.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

preparation of seed bed, and careful farming methods Tine importance of deep blowing is not likely to be over estimated. At the demonstration next Saturday all tractors agree to pun their blows not less than eight inches deep. while some will demonstrate
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston Salem, N. C.

River valley have equipped their ma
 chimes with the maximum number of blows which could be handled in shal-
 low furrows on light land. As long as this equipment is used it is impossible to do first class work and the tractor is likely to be overloaded most of the
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

time At the demonstration next Sat . urday. farmers will have an opportun- ity to find out the best styles and sizes of blows for the outfits they may be intending to purchase. The tractors will shut down at noon and demonstrate again from four until six
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

their ability to blow as deep as eleven inches. Each entrance goes into the demonstration with the idea of show ing how good work tractors will do, rather than how much land can be covered.
 Many tractor purchasers in the Sat
Arizona republican., 1919-05-22

SOCIETY PICNIC TODAY St. Mary's Altar society will hold a picnic at Eastlake park today. The members are requested to meet at 9:3O o'clock and bring basket luncheons with them. Ice cream will be served at the park.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-31
Calendar Only Foot Square
Covers Period of $40 Years

Ths reference room of the Indian
apnis public library is now in posses
sion Of calendar covering a period of
$40 years, from 1901 to 224O. II is
quite simple and condensed in form,
occupying cardboard not more than
12xl2 inches square. 1t consists OF TWO
tables of the years in chronological
order, table giving years from 1901
to 1920 inclusive, and table B givn
years 1921 to 2240 inclusive.
These index tables refer TO each one
OF the fourteen calendars on the card
IN which the days of the week are so
arranged that it can be told at a glance
on what day of the week certain date
for 300 years back or 800 years 10 come
falls. Taking for example July 4, l776,
table A refers US to Calendar 10, to be
used for that particular year. July in
Calendar 10 falls on Thursday that
particular year.
This continuous calendar for the
past, present and future, known as
Emanuels Condensed Calendar. will be
of value in historical verfcation,
source work, tallying of evidence in
cases at court, and N the interest
shown in the superstitious beliefs %
Saturdays child" and Sundays
Child and the rest of the rhyme that
goes with 1.-THE Indianapolis News.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-31
interpretations

ALBANY. July so.-Charters granted by
the Secretary OF State to day included the
following:
Bestomastic Corporation. $1,000; Man
haitian: manufacturing waterproof,ng: Ed
gar w. Ward W. o. MAIDEN and F.. X
Tyler 80 West Street. New York City.
tan; deal in glass; Harry I.efrak. simon
Albert and Jacob Feingold, l4a Van Buren
Street, Brooklyn
~, dndspsHdent spps ade NJ, Horse r., Manure Company
James #. Cusick and James F. Cusick. jr
1858 Decatur Avenue, New York city
whitehall Lunch Company. Inc, $685.
900; Manhattan; restaurants. etc; L. Baro-
wick, Fannie Barovtck and Meyer Stein
berg. 2s Whitehall Street, New York CITY
Combination Soda Fountain Company,
Inc. s5Oo,ooo Manhattan; Geo J. Frick
Carroll B: Kelley and John w Remer
sos West 18TH Street. New York City.
Cadillac on Company, Inc. 10000; Man.
haitian; A. H. Slack, VIM. Hutchison and
Henry Amerman, 4s5 Putnam Avenue
Brooklyn.
an5ss,nn yaTspm Tsalty RabtTt p GgfporatIon
James Murray. 1las St Nicholas fi A, Avenue nue.
New York city.
Clcarfrii County Coal Company, Inc.
100000: Manhattan; Edith r Prender
Rector Street. New York city
3. & g. Trucking Co, Inc. IS 900; Brook
lyn Harry Baron. Max Gordon, Irving 8
New York City.
Central Valley Community Association
Inc. $4,000; Central Valley realty w NJ
oiildersleeve. r. Bulwinkle. NJ s. Elmer
Central Valley, N. Y.
AK Investing Co.. Inc. $500; Queens
% s kra rs Fl pdfasy dobs Avsnus 1as osrFy
N. z
G.. H. Hutchins & Co. Inc. $3.50 900
Manhattan; stock and bond brokers: J. l.
Rubenstsin Geo. II; Hutehins. Allan Scott
Hanover Export and Import Corpora tion
$4,000; Manhattan: Meyer Snsheiner
Harris Burger. Abe \. Burger. ITO I..no,
Avenue, New York CITY.
It r. Realty Company. Inc. $1,000
Manhattan; Morris Tunile J. Robinson
David NJ. Pallc.. 220 Broadway. Sew Yori
city.
Gourland Typewriter Manufacturing
Company. Inc. s25oooo Manhattan: A. 4
G.r,cenhot. .a, M. J. Gourand. Peter Kardon
321 Howard Avenue. BROOKLYN
Icukas Realty Company. Inc $4,000
BROOKLYN: Anton Zeukas. A. Goodste,n
Henry Koenis. 1873 Twenty-third street
Corporation Of International Industries
d1..,. dnc., ae.aoei H.rri'on. y; r; merch.n
g. RooA, 4exxlson. n r w
New-York tribune., 1919-07-31
Commodities
Cotton

or the 500 points decline which the
cotton market has sustained in the last
week or so. about half was regained yes
terdav after the market had developed
considerable weakness early In the ses-
sion.
The opening was weak. August showing
96 points decline and other months 80 to
47 points net loss. rejecting decentralization
in the Liverpool market, which suffered
a decline equal to $50 points. as result
OF the favorable crop news sent from this
side Tuesday night The break continued
during the forenoon until, October had
reached 1898 and December ss.25. or
about ST to 70 points down from the pre-,
vious night. Liverpool. the South, Wall
Street and room traders were all heavy
sellers and for a time the market acted
very weak
The plunge was checked first by. the
weekly government weather report show
Ing good deal of shedding and boil
wesXii damage With poor fruiting h In many
the houses here with Southern connections.
who reported that the weather had been
plant into the stalk at the expense Of fruit.
AS prices rose a big short interest Gov
cred vigorously, advancing October to to
to ,35 points above the lowest OF the
morning. Closing prices were only little
under the top and IS to 70 points net
An average OF the ten private condition
figures thus far issued is 692, compared
with 70.1 last month Only two OF them
showed an improvement over the previous
month.
An increase in exports for the day to
54,642 bales brought out the information
that one OF the large exporting houses
had been asking for offers on 10000 bales
of cotton for November December ship
mcnt, Savannah, Brunswick or Norfolk.
The cotton wanted was from good ordi-
nary to strict low nl.ddling. and un-
derstood to be intended for Germany.
The range Of prices follows: