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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
South Basin News

The program by the South Basin
school was very much enjoyed by
the parents and friends who gather
ed there the oath. Best of all that
the holidays bring are the children
speaking and singing of the babe in
the manger at Bethlehem, the city of
David-the shepherd king who wrote
the psalms so long ago.
Mr.. Person and son Melvin have
returned to Gem, Idaho, but will
come back to the ranch in the early
spring.
The meeting of the club with Mrs.
Mathis was we'll attended, coming
early for the "pitch-in" dinner. Visit
ing and sewing took up the after
noon. Two apron dresses were finish
ed
The logging operations are sus-.
pended until there is snow for haul
ing.
A New Year surprise party was
given at the home of G. n. Person.
1t was also the occasion of Mrs.
Persons and Mrs. Larson's birth
day anniversaries. There were about
fifty people in attendance and all
enjoyed the music by Gerald Kim
ball, Mrs. Connors, Jim Mathis and
Mr.. Spratt, violinists; Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs. Kimball and Victor Person
with piano selections. The surprise
was a complete one and all joined
in making it social pleasure. Re-
freshments were served.
The next meeting of the p. I. C.
will be with Mrs. Spratt Jan. IA.
The Netherston family wish to ex-
press their thanks to all the people
who so kindly and literally respond
cd to their need after having been
burned out.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
Kettle Falls News

Ethel Kelley aud Herbert Berg
dale returned to Pullman Saturday.
Mrs. Kelley and son Roland accom-
panied them as far as Spokane, re-
turning Monday evening.
Albert Wiegelt, who was home for
the holidays, returned to Pullman
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Maulsby of Montana
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Tilden.
Miss Mabel Farnsworth, principal
of the Stevens school, Spokane,
spent the weekend with her cousin
Mrs. Ralph Lesh.
U. S. Weather Observer P. F.
Schroeder makes this report for
December in Kettle Falls: Maximum
temperature so on the oath, mini
mum 10 on 18th, average for month
17.2. Precipitation 1.55 inches. Clear
days TO- cloudy Ia, part cloudy 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Fish, Florence
and Mildred Fish were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stephenson
of Meyers Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. K. Jacobs and
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Williams motor
ed to Colville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X Jacobs enter
tanned at $50 o'clock breakfast Sun
day Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Archer r. Squire, Donald and
Eleanor Squire and Mr.. and Mrs. N.
B. Wheeler.
Mrs J. B. Robertson and daughter
Harriet were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Archer R. Squire Sunday.
The many friends of Cecil Colvin,
who is still in the hospital in San
Francisco, will be pleased to learn
how much. he enjoyed the Xmas. box
which was sent him from Kettle
Falls. Each gift was labeled with
the sender's name, but in handling
the packages some of the names
were lost, but he wishes to thank
all who remembered him so abun-
dainty.
Mrs. J. B. Robertson entertained
at whist party Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Lee Llewellyn won first
prize, and Mrs. ]. M. Williams sec
ond prize. Delicious refreshments
were served
E. CULLEN is the proprietor Of the
new barber shop.
Viva Llewellyn is home convalesc-
ing from her illness. She expects
to be here about three weeks, when
she will resume her teaching at
Waukon.
Several property owners of Kettle
Falls attended the trial of the Co
lumbia Irrigation Dist. bond holders
VS.. Stevens county in Colville We'd
nesday Among them were: Geo. w.
Dexter, Dr. A. f. Baldwin, j. M.
Williams, E. j. Kelley, N. B. Wheel
err, Archer R. SOUR, C. r. Fish, U.
G.. Ferguson, S. Bowen, f. B. Grow
don.
Mrs. J. b. Robertson entertained
the Masons Widows Wednesday
evening. Prizes We're won by Mrs.
J. C. Wilson, Mrs. o. f. Lesser and
Mrs. Clint Richards. Refreshments
were served.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
Addy Correspondence

Earl Pogue and sister Miss Cecil,
who have been spending their vaca-
ton holidays at the parental abode
in Seattle, returned to their school
duties here the first of the week.
Rev. HARRISON of Chewelah, who
has charge of the Addy M. E. church,
and whose family has been in quar-
antine for several weeks for scarlet
fever was able to make his accustom-
ed talk at the church here last Sun
day evening. Only one little girl
was stricken but that was sufficient
to keep the quarantine on the allott-
ed time. The congregation were
pleased to see him at the altar again.
The Church of God is holding Il
series of revival meetings at their
place of worship, the Plantz hall,
with Mr.. Lewis, who has lately To-
Gated here propounding the scripture
and giving some excellent talks.
Ned Griffith the Commercial
Creamery man went to Spokane on
the afternoon train Saturday and re-
turned on the noon train Monday
His wife and his fatherin-law Tom
Elder, ran the creamery matters
during his absence. The business at
the creamery is excellent.
Ben Webb assumes a lofty air of
late, because of a nine pound baby
girl at his home who made her APP
pearance Sunday morning.
The weather and walking were
propitious for a general observance
of New Years calls and the ladies
We're generally Eat home" here in
Addy. Cordial good feeling was
universal-old links of friendship
were frightened and some new ones
formed, and in making a somewhat
general call, or rather, exchanging
pleasant greetings of the season, we
did not omit the cold settlers" who
enioy "reminiscences of the past and
current events of the present, and
we say Heaven bless and preserve
long to us, the men and women
who connect the past with the pres
ent and whose setting suns illumine
the pathway to the future"
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
Summit Valley News
Miss Nathalie Noble, Representative

Mr.. and Mrs. Sleasing entertained
the ex-service men at six o'clock
dinner Saturday evening. Covers
were laid for Rhuben and Clarence
Johnson, Halmer Abby, Roddie and
Joe Timmel, George and Fred Pear
son, Nils Hoel and Harry Early.
Mrs. Noble and Mrs. Wyene visit
ed Mrs. Duff on New Years day.
Mrs. Wooley of Addy visited her
daughter Mrs. Ernest Benner Sum
day
Allan and Frank Edwards and Alma
and Ruby Golf enrolled in Summit
school this week.
Albert Wilt made business trip
to Chewelah Monday.
George and Josie Hague were
guests at a watch party at the Stur-
man home in Clifford last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Golf motored
to the Colburn home Sunday.
Henry Benner has been sick for
two weeks with sleeping sickness
but is improving now.
Misses leila Mcdaniel, Belva Ra-
Der and Frances Colburn are taking
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
Meyers
Falls
Chronicle
Reporting the
events about
town
Mrs. A. l.. Swanson, Representative


Mrs. A. l.. Swanson, Representative
On Dec. 81 the Sunday school had
a party for the members, husbands,
fathers and mothers and they had a
fine time. On arriving at the church
you were met by young ladies who
put paper bags at your right hand
and secured them. After all had ar
rived we sang Bring Them In" and
repeated the Lords prayer. Then
the fun began. We were told to
shake hands with our friends and to
keep count, but when they broke
their bags they quit counting, and
how they did laugh. Young and old
enjoyed this meeting. Troy Miller
won the prize by shaking hands
with so people. He was given a
pretty book mark, which had Bible
verse. Next was a Bible contest for
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10

Mrs. Fred Olson and three child
rem of Milan are visiting her sister
Mrs. Jim Hallam
Fred Cooper is again cutting rick
wood for B. j. Williams.
Volney Morton is cutting wood
with his new wood saw for VIM. NJ,
Sellers. He has been cutting for
nearly month.
Fred Cooper has purchased new
young horse.
Mrs. w. C. Tye has been sick for
quite few days and it is the wish
of her neighbors that she will soon
recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sellers spent
New Years day with Mrs. Sellar's
parents near Arden.
Howard Taylor has purchased a
new drag wood saw and is saving
wood for himself.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10

music lessons from Mrs. Noble.
Ray and Porter Brooks went over
to Percy Balls after their colt Mon
day.
J. 4. Lightfoot was up from Spo
kane last week relocating mining
claims on the summit.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr. Grippe and Miss "Fu busy engaged again. but the
cold
constipation be the Flu Grippe.
Before retiring battle feet hot salt
of HOLSTERS ROCKY MOUNTAIN (warm)
for the nights 10 to shot you'll feel the
Without fail try sbut do quick before the "F1u'
gets
the first warning-then you're safe
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
Run Down?

Kidney and bladder troubles are NOT
limited 10 men. Homework, or work
in Office or factory. causes women to
.nffer from weak, overworked or dis
esscd kidneys. The symptoms are
pufiness under the eyes, sallow skin'
constant tired feeling, lack OF ambition.
uervous condition. backache. rheumatic
pains, sore muscles, stiff joints.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
News from Church
and Garrison Flats
Mrs. James MenMuir, Representative


Miss Blanche Mourning returned
to st. Maries, Idaho, after spending
her Xmas. vacation with her sister
and family Mrs. ]. j. Bidwell.
Miss Alice DeGrief left for Spo-
kane to resume her studies, having
spent her Christmas vacation with
home folks.
F. M. Bowman has been confined
to his home on account of sickness.
J. J. Bidwell expects to vacate his
farm in the spring, having sold out
to an Oregon man. We are unable
to learn the new owners name.
Miss Fay o'Neil spent her vaca-
ton with home folks who live on the
Holland property.
C. A. Darrin and son Wilbur were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Morgan
Christmas.
On and after Jan Is all Maxwell
cars advance $40 and trucks 1926.
Orders booked before that date will
receive protection.-G. R. lessee,
Marcus, Maxwell dealer.
bort touring car for sale, AL
condition. Geo. Keable, phone 1857,
R. D. 1, Colville.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10
E0l!eyNd!!n!ey Pills

eet right at the cause OF suffering ana
misery. regulate the kidneys and blad-
der and restore the diseased organs to
sound and healthy condition.
Mrs. VIM. Fischer. 1000 Woodbourne Ave.
Leuisville. Ky, writes: Il am Just eettina along
fine. am taking Foley Kidney Pills every other
niaht. You should havs seen me before started
was yellow as gold. now my eyes and skin are
niaht any more. II it will help some other poor
ssgl who 10 suffering you may use my name
whsrsysr your medicine 10 advertised.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-10

The Meyers Falls garage will run
a jitney from Meyers Falls to Col
vile on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, leaving at 8 a. m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Jubilee en- la Capilla de las ReligiOsas
Siervas de Maria, ell dia de la
Virgen de la Salud.

Ell dfa IL de septiembre desde las
IL p. m. hasta la puesta del Sol del dia
siguiente, todos los fieles cristianos
que contritos Y confesados visiten la
Capilla de las Siervas de Maria, ga
|naran indulgencia plenaria todas
cuantas veces repitan las visitas, ro-
gando por las necesidades de la Igle-
sia; son aplicables estas indulgencias
a las alpnas del Purgatorio. Els gra-
cia que concedio la Santidad de Pho
x a la Congregation de las Siervas
de Maria.
La Superiora y Comunidad de las
Religiosas Sieryas de Maria tienen el
honor de invitar todos sus amigos v
bienhechores a los solemnes cultos que
en- obsequio a su excelsa Patrona la
Sma. Virgen de la Salud, celebraran
en- la Capilla del Hospital de la Con-
cepci6n los dfas IL y 12 de septiem-
bre.
Dia II, las z p. m. Sc rezara el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
EsPEcTAcULoS

Cine Luna.-Episodios y 2 de Ell
mo ell Temerario.
Cine Rialto.-Una revista Para
mount Bray No. Is y Billie Burke er
Esposa de Mentirillas.
Cine Tres Banderas.-Donde hay
una voluntad, hay un camino.
Cine Monte CarlO.-Una comica y
Ell Gran Galeoto.
Cine Real.-Una comica y Ell Gran
Galeoto.
Cine ImperiaI.-Episodios II y II
de Elmo ell Temerario.
Cine Norma.-Una comica y Sessue
Hayakawa en- La Ley Inexorable.
Cine Habana.-Episodio 3 de Ell
Torbellino.
Cine Victory Garden-Episodio z
de Ell Testigo Oculto y Huellas Vene-
nosas.
Cine Puerto RicO.-La Joven de-
Arado, por Mac Murray.
Cine BeliOgraphs (CatanO).-El
Torbellino y Los Dos Cupidos.
Cine Rivoli, (RO Piedras).-Episo'
dios 13 Y IA de Ell Misterio de los Ire
ce y una c6mica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
NoTAs poLITICAs

El partido uniOnista celebla Asamblea
el sabado y entire los asuntos tratar.
esta la designation de los Representan-
tantes v Senadores at large. Ell nd-
nero de candidates dobla ell de los
que pueden ser electos pOr el particle.
V9ase: Candidates Representatives.,
Huyke; Cayetano Coll y Cuchf, Lastra
5Charriez, Guerra .Mondrag6n, Santoni,
Y Rafael Matos Bernier. Candidates
Senadores Barcel6, Susoni, Abril,
Benftez Flores, Jose Coll y Cuchf y
Ramon Valdes.
Los Senadores Y los Representatives.
at-Iarge, alcanzan a diez. Nuestros
datos son, que el partido Union obten-
dra 8 Senadores y 3 Representatives..
Ell Partido Socialista, un Representa-
te v lun Senador y ell Partido Repu-
blicano, un Representante y un Sena-
dor. Para Senadores por La Union,
los que mas probabilidades tienen, son
los senores Barcel6, Susoni y Abril.
Y para Representatives. los sefiores
Santoni, Lastra Huyke. Los demas
Sc quedan. Esa es nuestra opinion.
Veremos 81 el sabado queda confirfha-
da.
FIO1'inaGr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
PASAJEROS LLEGADOS EN- Ell
"MOHAWK"

Ell vapor Mohawk" que lego ano-
che San Juan, trajo los pasajeros
siguientes:
R. Agrait, E. Alicea, o. A. Amund-
son, M. A. Aronovitz, H. B. Brown,
M. Backus y un niho, T. D. Boyd, Jr.,
M. Ortiz Barrios, David Berman,
Pearlie Berman, A. Bishop, T. Bece-
rra, E. Baldron, B. D. Blossom, Enri-
que Batancourt, Angelica Barr, A.
E. Barrett, ]. L. Balkind, F. Cardin,
Jose Cabarillos, E. R. Chase, Jose
Crispo, S. Cantrell, Curti Cornelio,
Gustavo Clavell, L. Cantero, H. M.
Crombie, Ester Camacho, F. Moreno
Carrie, A. Cells, Gloria Cells, A. Gu
riel y seiiora, ]. E. Doublas, Robert
H. Dawbam, Lucy j. Dabney, B. Els
ler,. D. Esteves, A. Etheridge, Harry
Erlanger, Rafael Fernandez, M. Meir
Flejel, Margaret Fee, M. Fernandez,
r.. Figueroa, J. Figueroa, A. Figueroa
y senora, F. G. Fagundo y sonora, J.
A. Guzman, E. Guzman, B. H. Glass,
Albert E. Gettle, M. P. Gregg, VIM.
Givolthar, A. .Garriga, H. H. Howard,
A. Heron, w. M. Hill, P. Heyn, Ma
bel Hit, A. Haines, A. Hillen, F. H,
James, C. J. Julian, Victoria L. Ju-
lian, Felix Kramer, Mary Krim, Ma
define Krim, Edward Lomba, B. La
ssalli, Vincent Latus, Rosario Lock-
ran, R. G. Lonsbury, Abble Lalor,
M. B. Loret, j. Levine, L. Morales,
joaquin Martinez, E. L. Moore, F. L.
Moore, Jr., P. Martinez, E. MacNair,
M. j. Mulroy, E. Mancera, E. Man
cera, Jr., G. de Mancera, Edward
Mancera, A. P. Near, Mendoza y Sc
nora, P. Million, R. B. Noyes, M. Ma
vas, Luis Ortiz y sonora, v. C. Pond,
Marion Pond, Ruth Pond, Antonio
Pousa y sonora, Lola Pousa, John H.
ParsonsS Frank Porrata, G. Powers,
p. C. Pease, Teresa Pousa, I. Relish,
F. Rexach, E. Ramirez, R. S. Rubens-
tein, A. S. Rivera, C. D. Robertson,
"A, P. Rubrecht, P. Renta, Jose Rivera
" senora, Julio Rivera, Donald D.
Spiller, ]. Stephanson, C. P. Strong,
Jose Santiago, G. Santiago, Olive Sy-
kes, M. v. Sykes, G. Schwarz, A. San
tos, I. A. Sturtevant y se1ora, E. Ste
vens, Rodolfo Torres, ]. P. Trowbrid-
ge, Carlos Tarrats y sonora, Joaquin
.Tarrats, M. Valldejuli, H. Valldejuli,
R. vandermark, Pearl c. Wright, K.
Weber, N. A. Woodcock y R. D. Way.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
IA "FIESTA DEL TRABAJo" EN-
PONCE

Ponce, septiembre Sci Labor
Day" ha sido celebrado este afio de
una manera esplendida por los ele-
mentos trabajadores.
Organize los festejos la secci6n To-
cal de LA Federation Libre", echan-
do la calle un programa que anun-
ciaba los siguientes actos:-Diana,
por una orquesta banda. Reunion
fraternal en- los salones de la Fedora
cion, que por 10 numeroso de los con-
currentes hubo de llevarse a efecto
en- el Cine Delicias, acto en- que habla-
ron los propagandistas Suarez, La
guer Y Castillo Lozano. Sortearonse
luego dos trajes entire las obreras pre-
sentes, obsequiandose despues a to-
dos con dulces y helados y resfrescos.
Por la tarde Sc efectuo una gran
parada, asistiendo a ella representa-
clones de veintiun gremios, ademas
de una delegation de la Asamblea
Municipal, otra de la Association de
Dependencies de Comercio Y la Ban
da Municipal.
Sc organize la manifestation frente
las Ofiicinas de la Federation Lii
bre y luego de recorrer varias GALES,
Sc detuvo en- la Plaza de Muiioz Rive
ra, donde habia sido levantada una
tribuna, por la que desfilaron hacien.
do breve discurso, alusivos a la fes.
tividad del dia, los senores Lacquer J
Castillo Lozano, obreros, ell Comisio
nado de Servicio P1blico, senior de
Vale, y ell doctor Ramon G. Goico
siguiendo luego la manifestation has
ia las oficinas de la Federation, el
que Sc habia originate.
Por la noche, varios miles de almaI
Sc situaron junto la tribuna, en- l;
Plaza Mufoz Rivera y oyeron sendoI
discursos de los obreros Genaro Pere,
y Rafael Castillo Lozano, Juez Sep1l
veda, nominado candidate Washing
ton por ell Partido Republican,, doc
tor Ramon G. Goico Y obreros Primi
two Laguer Y Sandalio Alfonso.
Tanto los que hicieron uso de Ii
palabra en- ell Cine Delicias, por Ii
mafiana, como en- la Plaza Munoz Ri
vera, por la tarde y por la noche
fueron oidos con verdadero recogi
miento por los correspondence audi
torios y escucharon resonantes aplau
sos, que algunas veces Sc prolongaror
algGn tempo.
Ese 1ltimo acto, ell mitin, duro has
ia la doce, reinando la mayor anima
cion entire los elementos obreros, que
hoy Sc muestran satisfechos por ra'
zon de la importancia que caracterizt
la festividad del "Dia del Trabajo'
en- Ponce.
COrreSnOnSaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
LAS FIESTAS DE
LA MONSERRATE

Aver dieron principle en- ell poblado
del Gandul, en- Santurce, las fiestas
que elementos populares hacen en- ho-
nor de Nuestra Sonora de la Monse-
rrate. Numeroso pIblico asistio ano-
che los actos celebrates, notandose
gran animation. Hoy hubo diana y
Sc llevaran efecto los festejos anun-
ciados en- ell programa.
Las fiestas duraran hasta ell domin-
go por la noche,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
La pereza, lrritabiidad, De-
biidad Organiica, Paidsz, /
Anemia, facillnente clradass
I'm Cuerpo Vigoroso, Ojos Vivoss Me-
jillas Rosadas, Mlsculos de Acero,
al Alcance de Todos en- Pocas
Semanas, Dice el Inventor
de "Nuxiherro." ~ =

! " VA 2
No debe desesperar porque sesiehta
agotado, debil v nervioso; irritableiy
cansado, NUXIFIERRO lie traera
nueva vida, vigor, ambicion, 0buen
color. en- unas cuantas semanasss=6o-
der de resistencia, mente viva, pensa-
miento claro y conhanza en- 81 misii1o,
todo clio 10 tendra porque los ingrc-
dientes que su sistema necesita son
ampliamente suplidos en- SNUXl-
FIERRO. Personas que neceSltan. De
SUI mente o de sus fuerzas haran n1e1or,
mas trabajo, no porque tengan que
hacerlo, pero porque Sc sentlras1n1t M! con q
DESEOS de hacerlo. Otras cryos
uervios esten agotados debido a. poca
deinasiada alimentacion, mreho= =tEaT !,
bajo, responsabilidad, excessive, use sqe
licores o de tabaco, o abusos dc affps
vieios, de cualQuiera otros ex-
cesos que afectan ell sistefna 1ner-
yioso, encontraran en- NUXlFlERRO
un reconstituyente que rapldamente de-
volvera la ambicion y ell vigors que
hacen placentera Ia vida. NUAt-
FIERRO es un triunfo de incansabieS
investigaciones estudios cieiftiflcoss 5
I'm gran economico remedio que pro-
duce resultados en- TN tempo sorpren-
dentemente corto. Vale una fortuna
eli tener nervios de acero. mente
alerta activa, fuerte y vlgorosa con-
stituci6n, y el NUXIFIERRO dara
estas dichas solamente decidiendosetaa
invertir unas pesetas para comenZsT GI
tratamiento. ASEGURE SU FELL
! CIDAD.-"NUXIFIERRESE."
Sres.. Doctores: formula de
Nuxiferro no es secreta; esta impresa
en- cada frasco. Hela aqui: Protoxa-
! lato de Hero, Hemoglobina, Cicero
fosfato de Calcio y de Sodio: ARE Re-
venta en- las Farmacias y CON
seguridad en- las siguientes droguerias:
J. M. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico Drug
Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas de
San Juan; ]. j. Font & Co., Bayanf6n;
Farmacia Roure, Rio Piedras. Tam
bien en- las principales de la isla:-7-1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Solennes Cultos

Santo Rosario con letanias cantadas,
plegaria salve solemne. ;s.-@e s.@
Dia IL, fiesta de la Virgen de la Sa-
lud: las a. m. misa de Communion
con organo y motetes; las 8 a. m.
misa solemne toda orquesta, en- la
que ocupara la Catedra Sagrada ell
R. P. Noises Marroqufn; al terminar
la misa, Sc cantaran los gozos y Sc
repartiran triduos de la Santisima
Virgen de la Salud.
lOh Maria, salud de los enfermos,
rogad por nosotros! aaf7lfs
San Juan, P. R., septiembre de
1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
MARIO AGRAIT

En- ell vapor del sabado proximo en-
barca para los Estados Unidos, donde
va en- busca de mas amplios horizon
tes, este active e inteligente joven
amigo nuestro, agente vendedor de la
Casa Sanchez Morales y Co.
No hay duda que Mario Agrait ha
de encontrar en- ell Norte 10 que desea,
pues es de la cepa de los hombres
que no Sc arredran ante ning1n obs
taculo.
Buena suerte deseamos al amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
ARROZ EXPORTADO

DE PUERTO RICO.
Los calcuIos mas eXactOs que he
mos podido Obtener con respecto al
arroz que Sc ha exportado de esta
isla, para SantO Domingo durante el
mes de agostO dicen que monta a un
total de cuatrocientas mil libras. To
do ha sido eXportado para Santo Do,
mingo, Haiti, las Islas Vfrgenes y al
guna otra isla del Mar Caribe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
DOS ALAMBIQUEs

Ell detective Alvarado sorprendi6
EN- el barrio CarrisGIes, de Yauco, dos
alambiques funcionando en- una casa
hecha ~exprofeso para tai fin, ' situa.
da cerca de una quebrada. Fueron
arrojadas a esta 80 pipas de miel '
los alambiques fueron llevados al
cuartel de la policfa de Yauco. No
Ihubo arrestos, porque los Qssimicos
huyeron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
Sc NECESITAN BoMBERos Y
MARINOS

Ell tenfente de nayfo Mr.. Dicken-
sen, de la estaci6n inalambrica, nos
ha informado que ell yapor Vire't Sc
encuentra en- nuestro puerto, donde
permanecera hasta el lunes, y que de
sea alistar marineros y bomberOs pa
IA ell referido buque,
Los que esten interesados en- ser
marineros bomberos, pueden Ilrigir
Sc al vapor Visens a La Estaci6n
Inalambrica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
AUxIL1o MUTUo

Entradas:-Sres. don Juan Maesc
Cruz, de Carolina; Florentino Marti.
nez Baz, de San Juan; Enrique del
.Cueto Garcia, de Rio Piedras; Juan
Perez Colon, de Manati; Rogelio AL
varez Portela, de Vega Baja.
Salidas:-Higinio Borges Delgado
de San Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-09
EN- LA SALA DE SOCOEROS

En- la sala de socorros fueron asis-
tidos Leo Mccormick, de. herida ell
la cabeza Ramon Dfaz, de herida ell
la frente Miguel Dfaz, de heridas
ell la cabeza costado izquierdo. Los
tres manifestation que habfan sido
agredidos por sujetOs desconOcidOs,
crey6ndolee rompehuelgas DEL dtti'
mo movimientO.