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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

wheat. Fletcher. Sacrifices, Paulette. r
Miller. Double plays. Daubert TO kopl
Rath 10 Kopf 10 Dauberti Allen 70 kopf'
Eopf TO Rath to Daubert- Bases on pans
- pns.her. 4. struckout, By Ruether, 3
An other games postponed. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

Portland. Ore, Jun %. Harry
Schuman, Denver lgf weight, won a
decision over Johnny ,heppard. light
weight champion Of England after
ten rounds Of hard milling here
Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22
DROP ONE
TO PHILLY TRIBE
Timely Hitting Wins for
Philadelphia; Many
Games Postponed.

Philadelphia, Pa. June 22.-Philadel-
mia defeated Cincinnati Monday. Sensa-
fionai fielding held down the locals runs.
PauIette and Rariden had fingers split
and had 20 retire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22
BASEBALL


TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Galveston r =. z
Galveston ----sss--ss w. ~ -
san Antonio $1,000 10 900 o42-s Is
Batteries; Galveston. Couchu1n ana
O'Brien; san Antonio. Fincher and John
son
At Houston r n =.
Beaumont $3.50. 200 los 2oo-s 8
BatteriesZ Houston. Hardin and Noyesi
Beaumont, slatterly and Easterly-
At Shreveport z n 2,
Wichita Falls ..-.-- 900 900 uoo-0
Batteries: Shreveport, Bono and Nanni
wichita Fails. Eberhardt and Dooley.
Fort Worth at Dallas, game played sun
day
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus at Louisville, rain
Milwaukee 0; Minneapolis, s.
Kansas City, s. St Paul. 10.
indianapolis. 0; Toledo ;.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 4; Atlanta, l.
Chattanooga, O; Mobile. Z.
Z Little Rock. s; Birmingham. 3
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Tulsa. 3; St Joseph, 2.
Oklahoma City, a Omaha g.
wichita Falls. II; Des Moines, Q.
Joplin, 8; Sioux CITY O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

A Hundred MemI Frs OnIT.
Become a charter member OF the
first FOutz-MOore Pathe Club. You
need only a love Of music and a IS
bill to become a charter member.
Pathe demonstrations every day from
nine till six p S. V. P.
FOutz-MOOre Furniture Co.
Hills n. Stanton St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

Where They Play wednesday.
PittsburE at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22
Tennis Players
Plan New Courts

The Fl Paso Tennis club held a
luncheon and business meeting at the
chamber Of commerce Monday noon
Sixteen members have been secured
and those present pledged an addi-
tional member each. Messrs- n A
Ferguson and Carl Beers were au-
thorized to 90 ahead and let contracts
for four courts to be built at Arizona
and AnEe streets. work 10 commence
at once. Mr. Ferguson is the border
states tennis champion Applications
for membership viii be received by
Il E. Christie, First National bank,
nr any clnh namher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

CLRPETS CLEANED the best way
by the best cleaners WILSON-MIL-
LICAN Plant 2 Phone IS6--AdV.
Want Kodak Finasnins7-ses Can
dara-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

Kodak Finishing.
209 n Oregon-Sheldon Hotel Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

lust a Whit Of that spicy aroma Of
- fine Turkish and Domestic tobaeeos
viii make you hungry for this satis-
f." smoke. There are blends and
blends, but none Ike this one Chester
fields blend is a secret and 4 cannot
be copied.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22
CARTER SHADES HILL
IN FAST CLEVER BOUT;
DRAW VERDICT PLEASES


properly and missed seFeIaI SWINGS
which would have been damagin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

Tulsa. 8: st. Joseph, 2.
Oklahoma City, a Omaha 8.
wichita Falls. IL Des MONIES, Q.
Joplin, 8 : Sioux City O.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-22

nEFEREB JACK WDoNALD hit the
X target Of popular approval Mon
day night at the motor group
punch bowl when he stepped between
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05
BosToN'S FIRST MAY BRIDE.
Miss Eleanor Cabot, Niece of Miss Mary
R. Cabot of Brattleboro.

First among Boston's May brides, OF
which there are to be many, is Miss
Eleanor Cabot, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brooks Cabot OF Az Marlboro
street, who at noon Saturday became the
wife Of Major Paul Morton Lane of New
York city. The wedding plans were
rather hrriedly arranged because Of the
unexpected departure of Major Lane for
South America He viii take his bride
with him and they will make this their
wedding journey. The length of their
stay in South America is indefinite.
The bride is a niece of Miss Mary Il.
Cabot of Brattleboro. She was given in
marriage by her father and had no maid
of honor or other attendant. She Wore
travelling gown of dark blue and a
small black hat of tulle, with touches Of
gold The waist Of the gown was OF
Brussels lace worn by the brides mother
on the occasion OF. her marriage to Mr..
| Cabot. Instead of flowers, the bride car
ried a PRAYER book Dean Rousmaniere
of St Pauls Cathedral performed the
| ceremony Major Lane was attended by
| Major Davis c. Arnold of Providence, Il
| l., as best man. Only the members OF
the families witnessed the ceremony.
After the ceremony, a reception was
held for the members of the families, the
relatives and some OF the more intimate
| friends. 1t was 50 informal that there
were no ushers. A wedding breakfast
was served, after which Major and Mrs
Lane started for New York. as the first
stage OF their wedding journey. They
twill sail from there for South America
They will establish themselves there III
Buenus Aires.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05

has gotten behind the idea and is CEN
tering his whole legislative career on
efficiency.
The idea of concentrating committee
work IN the senate in few committees
lis not new, but no party has hitherto
been able to shut off the little patronage
privileges and political camoufiage that
went with membership in several com
mittees. The burdens brought on by the
war, however, and a congested calendar
have made the members of the senate
more than ever DESTROYS of cutting out
insignificant and unimportant commit
tees. For instance, there was a time
when a committee on Indian depreda-
tions might have been necessary but not
any more. Then again the work of sew
l,eral committees involved the same kind
of subjects and can easily be combined.
committee on the Mississippi river
and its tributaries can be combined with
a committee on interoceanie seanalsy A
| committee ito investigate: strespassers
upon Indian Land" can be absorbed BY
a committeeman. Indian affairs "A
glance at the Congressional directory re-
veals how easily the condensation: Of
committee work c;fn. be accomplished.
1t will mean that smore work wills be
| done in committeeman that more atten-
ton will be given to what is done. As
| il is membersh0f the senate find thein5
lselves on four Or Five committees all
meeting on the same day. The result is
patchwork legislat ion (which takes up
more time on the floor of the senate when
amendments too, often become necessary,
l. There is a chance, moreover, that the
Production of the number of committees
will vitality affect the seniority system
which has been the bane of political
parties for years. The Republicans and
/ Democrats know the evils of the senior
ity process which often puts at the head
of a committee a man least qualified to
preside Length f:of service bears no
especial relationship to the fitness of an
individual to manage a committee and
when the reorganization is put into
/ effect it will become necessary for which.
lever party is in power to choose care
/ fully their chairman. With only II men
at the head of important committees and
those committees absorbing the work OF
i several minor committees, it will be
doubfy necessary for the dominant party
to execute caution and care in electing
their leaders.
/ As suggested above, the movement for
reorganization in government is likely
to be broadened. Already Senator Smoot
has introduced bill providing for a
Joint committee of the two houses OF
congress to draw up plan whereby the
bureaus in the 10 executive departments
of the government can be redistributed
OF combined both in the interest of econ
omy and efficiency. The bin will prob
ably pass both houses without much
opposition. Usually these efforts at
efficiency come with every change in pc
litical control and they rarely accomplish
very much because other issues and sub
iects are considered more important
This year, however, one Of the things o.
! which the Republican party will bast
its plea for nationwide support will b.
government efficiency. Senate reorgan
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05
THRAsHEs HUSBAND IN COURT.
Springfield Woman Dissatisfied With
His Acquittal.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, May 5.-Not
satisfied with justice as melted out by
the police court yesterday, Mrs Thomas
A. Payne took matters into her own
hands and gave her husband a sound
thrashing before the court officials could
interfere.
Payne pulled a table between himself
and his wife for protection. Court off
Ger Huot finally seized the woman and
placed her in chair. Mrs. Payne then
collapsed and cried. Payne made nc
attempt to defend himself
lie was before the Judge charged with
assaulting his wife. The evidence, how
ever. showed that he did not assault his
wife, but simply tried to protect him.
self when attacked by her on MAR
street Saturday night He was founC
not guilty and the charge dismissed.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05
TO CUT SENATE
COMMITTEES
Expected the Number Will
Be Reduced More Than
Half This Season
MAY ATTEMPT MORE
REORGANIZATION
Combinations of Ten Executive De-
partments Is Suggested - Believed
Reorganization In Senate Will Great
ly Expedite Work.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright by The ReTormer. J


WASHINGTON, May 5--Reorganiza-
ton of the committee system of the
United States senate, advocated for years
and discussed again and again without
result, is at last to be accomplished. In
stead of II committees with innumerable
ub-committees taking up the time of
members SO that frequently it is impos-
sible to get a committee quorum there
will be not more than 80 committees.
Every senator will be member of one
of the II or Is major committees and a
member of at least two of the II or -
minor committees. 1t may prove to be
the first step toward a reorganization
of the 10 government departments.
This proposal of change has met with
the approval of Republicans and Demo
Gratis, and a subcommittee of the senate
committee on rules has Just been author
lied to submit comprehensive plan to
the full committee on rules and the pros
poets are that the scheme will 90 through
this session.
Democrats told their Republican col
leagues at last night 5 meeting that they
planned the identical method of reorgan-
ization when they came into power eight
I years ago. but that all sorts of obstacles
came up to prevent action.
Senator Medill Mccormick of Illinois is
the father of the plan. incidentally, he
has pushed the budget bill through the
senate. His hobby is efficiency in govern
ment and number of senator's have
from time to time given their support
to various plans for the rearrangment OF
government service, the Illinois senator
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05

ization, budget system, condensation OF
government bureaus and reduction Of eX
penditures all relate TO the common
theme Of trying at least to convince the
American people that they are getting
their moneys worth out Of the large
sums they are paving in taxes.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-05
Headaches from Slight Colds.

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE Tab
let's relieve the Headache by curing
the Cold. A tonic laxative and germ
destroyer. Look for signature E. w.
GROVE on box. Soc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

lhcridos fallecio POGO despues. Los
disparos Sc cruzaron de parte par
te.
| Madrid, diciembre 11.-Telegrafian
de Barcelona que la ciudad esta pacf-
! flea, gozando de una absolute tran
quilidad como desde hace muchos
tempo no Sc disfrutaba aquf. Nj 81
quiera la proximidad de las eleccio-
Ines excita los animos. Los regiona-
listas han desistido de presentar can
didatos en- la mayorfa de los distritos
Cadiz, diciembre lila carretera
de Cadiz San Fernando por donde
pasan el ferrocarril y ell tranvfa cleo
trico esta bajo ell aqua del mar que
presenta en- aquel sitio simponentfsimo
aspecto.
En- las murallas de la ciudad Sc
agolpa la gente presenciando ell mag
nifico espectaculo de una grandeza
impresionante. Sc teme que ante los
furiosos embates del mar, la vieja
|muralla del Campo del Sur, sufra ire
parallels averfas de incalculables per-
juicios para Cadiz.
Habana, diciembre 15.-El Coronel
Manuel Despaigne, ex-administrador
de la Aduana y que fue nombrado re-
'cientemente delegado especial del Co.
bierno, con los mas amplios poderes,
para proceder la descongestion de
los muelles, tomando cuantas medidas
sean necesarias para lograrlo, dice
que procedera sin ning1n genero de
contemplaciones hasta lograr el res
tablecimiento de la normalidad. La
situacion es grave, insostenible Y Sc
|necesita proceder con gran energfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
tDE NUEsrRo sERvlcJo cABLEGRAFlco EseEclAL)

Madrid, diciembre 15.-Don Da-
MEL Rico, ex-director general de Adua
mas ha publicado en- "La Revista Eco
monica y de Hacienda, que Espafia
|esta amenazada de verse envuelta en-
INA gran crisis financiera semejante
a la que sufren los pafses que estu-
vieron en- la gran guerra.
Ell artfculo esta muy documentado
" ha provocado grandes inquietudes,
debido la autoridad de que goza ell
autor en- cuestiones fnancieras.
Cadiz, diciembre 11.-Nuevos tenn
porales azotan la ciudad poniendo en-
peligro la navegacion por la costa
sur de Espaha. Los barrios bajos de
a ciudad estan anienazados de una
terrible invasion del mar. Los veci-
nos huyen despavoridos. La situa-
cion es verdaderamente crftica. Ell
puerto esta lleno de buques que han
recalada aqui, huyendol, del furioso
temporal. En- los barrios amenaza-
dos por la invasion del mar embrave-
cido, hay gran n1mero de vecinos
que carecen de medios de vida. Las
autoridades hacen cuanto esta en- sus
medios para salvarlos.
Madrid, diciembre 15.-El Conde de
Limpias ha hecho renuncia de su car
go, a consecuencia de la huelga de
panaderos que ha creado una situa-
cion de alborotoj en- Madrid la que
no pudo dar solucion Ell ilustre Alcal-
de. Tambien ha dimitido ell Tenien-
tie Alcalde Sr. Garcia Cernuda, Sc
esperan nuevas dimisiones.
Madrid, diciembre 11.-De los Ndi-
pYtados elegidos aver, sin ninguna
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

En- las carreras celebradas ell do
mingo pasado salieron triunfantes
los siguientes caballos: Primera ca
rrera a 1,100 metros, "MalvalocaH,
hizo el recorrido con una facilidad
asombrosa, dejando a todos sus corr
trincantes retrasados por mas de
veinte metros al llegar la meta.
En- la segunda, ell candidate "Quick"
nos dejo con las ganas de verlo CO.
rrer, y desde la salida vimos que el
jockey que necesita este caballo no
es Matate, porque con la salida que
no fue del todo. mala aun cuando &c
hubiese ganado la carrera, por 10 mo-
nos en- velocidad bien Sc lie habGa po-
dido ir Seminole; asi que el ami
go Cividanes debe tomar nota de es-
to para 10 successive. Esta carrera la
gano "Gray Fox, primero y "Ron-
da", segundo. En- la tercera, "Cam-
pana" lie hizo pasar un susie a todo
ell mundo, pues nadie crefa que con ell
peso que llevaba pudiera haber resis-
lido la carrera tanta distancia, ha-
biendole quitado ell premio, "Lieja",
casi en- la meta. Fueron primero
"Lieja" segundo "Campana".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
CHAUFFER CRIMINAL

AnOche, en- la parada 3, frente la
carcel municipal, fu6 arrollado por
un autom6vil de tourismo. ell traba-
jador Pascual Garcia (a) MOrrocOlEO,
vecino del sub-barrio "Sal 81 puedes''
en- Puerta de TERRA.
Este hecho ha causado honda i'm
preston en- ell referido barrio, pues ell
chauffer, despu6s de su criminal ha-
zafia, sigui6Nviaje hacia San Juan, sin
ocuparse para NADIA del infeliz estro-
peado, quien fu6 despu6s conducido
en- estado grave al Hospital, donde
las II de hoy, 10 estaban OperandO.
La detective esta en- averiguaci6n de
qui6n pueda ser el chauffeur, para
SUI arresto. MOrrOcOLIo salfa del Par
que de Bombas en- Puerta de TERRA,
caminaba en- un carrito de caj6n.
Este suceso tiene semejanza al ocu-
rrido hace algdn tempo en- la patada
16, de Santuree, del que result6
muerto un panadero, Y que en- estos
dfas, la Corte de .Distrito conden6 al
chauffeur fugado, un afio de carcel,
por homicidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
Ell MARINERO ESPANOL SEN
TENCIADO A MUERTE EN-
ST. THOMAS

Ell sefior Consul de Espafa Interi-
no, nuestro buen companero, don Jo-
ise M. Lomba,, ha recibido hoy algu-
mas noticias del senor Viceconsul en-
st. Thomas, relacionadas con ell ma
',rinero espanol sentenGiado muerte,
Ipor un Conseje Militar en- St. Thomas.
Ell Captain defensor del REQ Jose L6=
pei, contin1a manteniendo en- criterio
de apelacion ante la Corte del Circui-
to de Philadelphia; y promote, en-
War muy pronto nuestro compaiie-
Iro sefor Lomba, un extracto del pro-
ceso; con ell fin de ayudar la honora-
Bile gestion del CAPTAIN defensor, en-
la Alta Corte de Philadelphia, pidien-
do la intervention, del senor Emba-
jador de Espafia en- Washington.
Los procesados, han sido traslada-
dos st. Croix-Isla de Sta. Cruz,
en- espera de las tramitaciones que Sc
siguen y de la definitiva resolution,
Idel Alto Tribunal de Philadelphia.
Por ell correo que sale hoy para
los Estados Unidos informa amplia-
mente ell seior Lomba, la Embajada
de Washington, de las causas que de-
terminan este lamentable proceso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
DON MIGUEL BALLEsTER

Ha regresado de Europa-donde vi
sito diyersos paises-el estimable jo-
ven Bsllester, que tiene parientes en-
San Juan y en- Ponce. Visito los paf-
ses asolados por la gran guerra, en-
contrando en- aquellas regiones mu.,
chos compatriotas y pudiendo ente-
rarse. de interesantes detalles de los
terribles sucesos desarrollados desde
el 2 de agosto de 1914, en- que la in-
fanterfa prusiana paso la frontera de
Francia. Ha instalado su ofcina en-
San Juan y al darle la bienvenida lie
deseamos ell mejor exito en- sus ne
gocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

oposicion, y que suman noventa y
ocho, treinta y siete de ellos, son Da-
tistas; ocho Mauristas; uno Ciervis-
ia; doce Romanistas; diez y siete Gar
cfaprietistas; siete Albistas; un re-
formista; un regionalista; dos Jai-
mista; dos republicanos, un integris-
ia y un liberal independents.
La proportion, obtenida en- esta
election parcial, hace esperar que ell
senior Dato obtenga una buena mayo
ria.
Bilbao, diciembre 11.-En un vio-
lento encuentro entire nacionalistas y
socialistas, hicieronse siete disparos,
resultando cuatro personas heridas.
FL motip proaEjo una gran salarnia
y cost6 gran trabajo a las. autorida-
des restablecer el orden. Uno de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
LA .GoLETA aKIRt4INIAn

7 La goleta VirgiaiG lego aver tarde
de st. Thomas, con una familia de
cocolos, compuesta de seis. G.omulada
que fu6 a bordo registrar ell equipa-
je de esta familia, 10 hizo con tan
mala fortuna, que al registrar un
baul, lie daii6 una falda de crepe geor
gette" que trafa una de las damas
con una 6otella de salsa de tomato
que yenfa en- el baul. La pasajera Sc
indigno de tai manera, que Comulada
le di6 una orden para la casa ole Con
zaIez Padfn, para que cogiese otra
identica.
Menos NAL que "a falda la daf4 Co
mnIada, porque 81 llega a pasarle es-
to Mr.. seigmund, la cocola Sc que
da sin falda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

La cuarta los 1000 metros los pa
SEQ ell Keynote" sin necesidad de
que SUI jockey 10 apurara mucho,
habiendo podido obtener ell segundo,
"Ruisenor". =
En- la quinta sale america" delan.
tie, y cuando ell pdblico crefa que Hes
case gastarse, la vimos entrar EN-
la meta 10 mas fresca y SUI jockey
muy satisfecho de haber conseguida
la victoria. La Ultima fue la mas
desgraciada de todas donde el cabaIlo
Butterfly" al intentar pasarle pol
dentro a sus CONTINGENCIES false0 en-
una forma tan mala que cayendo al
suelo recibio la muerte en- ell acto. SUI
jockey Pablo Marrero fue despedido
al suelo habiendo recibido unos gol-
pes de tanta gravedad, que al verlo
en- la camilla nos dio la impression de
un triste desenlace; inmediatamente
fue conducido al Hospital; Y hoy al
preguntar por el nos dijeron que
pesar de haber sido los golpes de
bastante cuidado, Sc encontraba un
POGO mejor, de 10 que nos alegramos.
AL terminar esta carrera Sc lie dio ell
primer premio a "Roamer" Y ell Sc
gundo "Laudator". Veremos 81 con
ell nuevo jurado ell senior Bird, asi CO.
mo Garcia, inscriben sus caballos pa
ra ell domingo y entonces las proximas
seran interesantes.
Manuel Soto de la Vega.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
REsTABLECIDo

Lo esta de la dolencia que lie aque-
jo durante algunos dfas, nuestro ami
go ell sr. Rafael Diez de Andino, '1ea-
der" unionista que reside en- Santur-
ce, v por cuya salud Sc interesaron
sus nlmerosas amistades.
Celebramos ell restablecimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
sARAMPIoN Y GRIPPE

Gran ntmero de personals estan alta
'cadas de esas dolencias y pasan de
centenares los ninos que en- Santurce,
Puerta de TERRA y San Juan tienen
sarampion. En- ell Asilo de Ninos de
Santurce Sc han adoptado las mejo-
res medidas para atajar la epidemic,
y los nifios enfernos estan va en- con-
valeceHcia. y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
TRAsLApo pEFINITIyo

Estan hacienda ell traslado defniti-
vo su hermoso Edifcio de la Gale
Fortaleza los seiiores de la Ferrete-
ria Merino, que tratan de que ell nue.
vo ano los halle instalados de una
vez en- su anplio y comodo local.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
N BALE EN- La UNIyERs1DAD


Hemos recibido una invitaci6n para
Il Bale de Confianza que ha de lie.
Tarse efecto en- la Universidad de
ouero Rico, en- ell salon de actos aca-
l6nlicos, ell viernes IL de diciembre
lie 1920.
El baile ha sidO Organizado por la
Clase de Cuarto Aiio del Colegio de
Leyes, Y nos invitan al acto, pOr la
facultad, el Rector c.. w. st John Y
Sra: ell professor Il. Martinez Alvarez,
y, por la clasa, SUI presidente, Luis
Lopez de Victoria.
DamOs las gracias por la amable
invitaci6n que Sc nos hace.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
PREsIDENTE INFERNO

FL Senador don Mariana Abril ha'
sido designado como Presidente in
terino del Partido Unionista, en- tan
to este ausente ell senior Barcel6 y re-
grese ell se1or Giorgetty y Sc conside-
ra muy acertada la designation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
DE LA D|ARIA Information

conoce su profession y esta desarro-
llando muy bien sus actividades ha-
ciendo primores en- su taller de foto-
grabado. No ha menester reclamos-
pues sabe hacer buenos anuncios dc
su negocio-y cada dia tiene mayor
clientela.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
Don Ce|eStino Perez

Nuestro estimado, amigo Don Celes-
ino Perez, acreditado comerciantes de
Cdguas, v rresidente de la Casa de
! Gspaila en- aquella lOcalidad, EMBARGO
u dfa diez Ell Barcelona para Puerto
Rico Ell el vapOr espailol Leon XIII,
lcompailado de su distinguida esposa
: su encantadora hiia Pep6, tan esti-
NADIA Ell nuestros cfrculOs s0ciales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15

La Sociedad PrOtectora de la Ju.
ventud ha aumentado el ndmero de
sus socios con el prestigioso elemento
de Guayama, Sr. Fernando Calimano
quien a su regreso de los Estados
.Unidos ha enviado su quota anual, di-
rigiendo frases de cncomio a la Direc.
tiva de la institution.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-15
REGREso A SAN JUAN

Nuestro distinguido companero en-
la redacci6n de Ell IMMPARCIAL, Sc
nor Manuel M. Ramirez, que estuvo
en- San German, en- asuntos particu-
lares, regreso hoy San Juan.
Bienyenido.