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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
WERE YOU BORN
ON FEBRUARY 20?
II So, Please Send Your Name, Date
of Birth and Birthplace in to The
Gate City Before Friday
Of Mex. Week

| Are you one OF the tortunates, or
unfortunates, as the case may be,
who has a birthday only every four
years?
If you are, viii you please send In
your name and the date and place of
your birth. 10 The Gate City. The
birthday editor is planning to publish
a list lire this if the people will help
him out
Please send in the names before
Friday noon. February q. Be sure
10 sign your communication. and give
your address
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

limited Press Leased Wire SeTVics.
NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Cou-t &C
lion OF the New York Yankees
against Ban johnson, president Of
the American Iesgue. cost the club
$50 GOO. according TO ore @. its off
cials. The legal controversy s1zrz=1
with an Injunction 10 p-eveat Jch--
son from interfering viii P5--.1e-
Carl Mays. Numerous otae- z-I-z
Instituted later are 70 5G -i-t1-zS-
now in compliance With t5e 5=ac=
terIns reached this week IN CEL=zgc-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
THEATERS.
Orpheum.

The Given Lewis Stock Co. which
has been offering at the Orpheum to
big houses this week, will offer in the
VIM. Augusta masterpiece tonight,
The Cow Boy and the Lady" play
dealing with life among the people of
the west. The different characters
portray COW boys and COW girls, Mexi-
cans and Indians. Special scenery is
carried for this production. Miss
Lewis will appear as a Spanish girl.
Sunday, matinee and night, they will
play Lorin ]. Towards comedy drama
"A Pair of Country Kids show
where you laugh from start to finish.
w. Ray Cass and Given Lewis will
play the kids.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
Injunction Denied.

fUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
z LONDON. Feb. 14.-Bernard Morti-
mer, former manager of Joe Beckett,
British heavy weight champion, has
been denied an injunction in chancer1'
court preventing Beckett from fighting
Under another management until the
vending breach Of contract suit is set.
lied. mortimer claims to have an.
2tner year on contract with the
Britisher.
MortiWer charges that Beckett re-.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

limited Press L@s8eS Wire gs--ac.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 3s~.-ftssre.tt
Virgins, just BACK trova sass1-s y
Win the heavywe3zss. fsrs q. sssa.
country, displayed his reres s.s.s
last night. neatly rr3rar3z-z s5,a.-e
Darcy, OF Portland. IT'S S4s.s.i,e.
lis man was all speed ara s-ss,s 80
at Inc finish the fans x.rs sssor5
for him.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
Unsigned Contract.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHICAGO, Feb. 14.--Joe Jackson
has returned his contract to Presi-
dent Comiskey. Of the White Sov, IN.
signed He wants 5000 season
according to reports.
Liberal terms were named in
Jackson's contract, but If he can
make more money in some other
work, that's his own affair" said
Comiskey
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

csivet loo pounds for fighting Eddie
McGoO-ty and !. 800 pounds for getting
knocked cut By Georges Carpenter
and that he took il ali instead Of al
loving his manager lis stipulated
share
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
Richie Mitchell Wins

Hunted Press Leased Wire se-vlce !
Il MILWAUKEE, Wis, FEB, IL
Richie Mitchell, Milwaukee. og-pCsa:-
ed Johnny Sheppard, British Eg1t-
weight, in ten-round bout here last
night. Mitchell tried Tor knock-
put, but was unable to put It ac-o1g-
He Won practically every round.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
Simpson collea. in Lead

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. |
INDIANOLA, Ia. Feb. 14.-Sinlp-
son college went into the lead in the
Iowa conference basket ball race last
night BY defeating Dubuque college
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
'SALEM MAN
FOUND HANGING
Ad Myers Left Letter In Pocket Ad-
visins Wife to Sell the Home
and Use Proceeds for
Her Support.
Especial TO The Gate City.l

Especial TO The Gate City.l
SALEM, Feb. 14.-Aboupt 1890 p.
m. Friday the body of AID Myers was
found hanging in the barn at his
home. Not coming to dinner at noon.
his wife went to search for him, with
the above results. A letter to his
wife was found in one OF his pockets,
telling her to sell the home and
have the money for her support.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
MOVING PICTURES.
Colonial.

One of the thrilling scenes OF "In
Old Kentucky" the First National
big special feature with Anita Stew
art starring. which will be shown at
the Colonial theater tomorrow, Is
where Miss Stewart rushes into a
burning barn TO save thoroughbred
racer from the flames. A barn was
purchased for this purpose and was
burned 10 the ground.
Miss Stewart, as Madge Briefly,
the little mountain girl. has been Wis
iting in nearby city. She is very
much in love with the young master
of the estate, but has been told by a
jealous woman that the young man
is playing with her heart. She slips
quietly out of the big house TO return
to her mountain home. But as she
leaves the grounds she sees that TIL,
barn is on fire.
Miss Stewart actually PUSHES into
the barn and finally coaxes the horse
to follow her out OF the stable. The
fire and smoke is so thick that she
can hardly be seen through the door.
way. but she finally emerges, half
suffocated.
Her hair was singed in the taking
OF the scene and she was nearly
shlothered by the smoke, but she
suffered no serious injury.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

Immigrants 10 the United Sta.sii
numbered 1854 in 1928 and 1,2ls'f'
in 1914.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14
Hippodrome.

Hippodrome.
Peggy Hyland's latest picture
named 1.-THE Web OF Chance" will
be seen at the Hippodrome theater
tonight This is William Fox pro
duction and concerns itself princi
pally with an impetuous heroine who
is determined to run down a criminal
her uncle's detective agency is seek
ing. There are complications. natur.
ally, when she discovers that the
man she is shadowing is the man
she loves: and from this point the
story works up rapidly to the sur
prise ending. advance reports indi.
cate.
The play appears to possess all the
Qualities that spell success-and
Miss Hyland is always treat in her
self Also Snub Pollard comedy,
'sWhy Go Homer
Tomorrow and Monday. Enid Ben
nett, supported by wonderful cast.
including Theo. Roberts, Milton Stills
and Irving Cummings, in What
Every Woman Learns" Also Mr.
and Mrs. Carter De Haven In Their
Day Of Rest" Regular prices. Come
early.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

tractiEe as the pretty actress her.
self.
Smiling Bill Parsons in They're
Off," Some comedy. Regular prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

by the score of 80 to 81. The victor
won easily.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14


"The Shark" great photoplay OF
the sea, produced by William Fox
and featuring George Walsh, at the
Grand theater tonight.
The story tells how human beast
OF the sea" is tanned by his love for
helpless girl. Many Of the intense
ly interesting scenes take place on
shipboard- They show the tremen.
dous power of man who ruled his
crew by brute force and to whom a
human life was as nothing. It : is
said that George Walsh surpasses
himself in the daring OF his action in
this play. Also Mack Swain comedy
"The Misleading Widow" in which
Billie Burke, the famous Paramount
Aircraft and stage star. Is to be
seen at the Grand theater tomorrow
and Monday, is as charming and at.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-14

The Daily Gate City.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-25
HEARST FOCUSED HIRAM

AS long ago as April the Journa
pointed out that one of the chief prob
lens OF the G. 0. P. bosses was how
to hocus Hiram, how to deny Senator
Johnson the nomination without split
ting the party. They have solved that
problem-by the help of Mr.. Hearst
Hearst's support was the bale OF
near-hay that broke the Johnson back
up nobly under his other burdens, but
this, as Artemus Ward said Of Brig
ham Young's wife, this was too much
They hocussed Hiram with the helI
OF Hearst.
Johnson Is by all odds the most Wig
orous, virile campaigner In the whole
list of candidates. He has audacity
quick cleverness, dramatic, appeal
and at least a share Of the Roosevelt
inheritance. He represents the ex
treme radical group Of the progressive
movement, and yet contrived to have
the backing OF the wealthiest inter
ests on the Pacific coast. He blufHed
the convention into adopting his plat
form. He blufted IL into abandoning
two OF the candidates who seemed at
one time to make the most successful.
bid for It's favOrs.
But when 1t came to securing the
nomination for himself the blightine
nature OF the Hearst support was felt
| The kiss Of death was on his brow
and the shadow OF destruction tagged
his footsteps. The galleries interrupt
ed the speech which placed Johnson
in nomination to yen Hearst" The
delegates Kissed at the sound and
bosslets smiled. They knew-ah!
how we'll they knew!-that this was
a handicap that the California sena
tor never could overcome. and they
were right.
Hearst hocussed Hiram. All othei
barriers johnson seemed able to ever
come, but the Hearst support brought
| him tumbling. Hearst hocussed Hi
ram . he hocusses everyone who &C
cents his help. Where the clinginl
blight OF Hearst affection comes, hope
| whitening fees and mercy sighs, aBea
Iit!" go far as public life Is concern
ed, hearse and Hearst are spelled tn.
same. Chicago Journal.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-25

According TO the Manufacturers
Record the railroads are In IN awful
shape and are losing money. How
ever. the owners seemed aWfully anx
ious to set them returned. ClsarRa'
ter Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-06-25
Mr.. WILSON m HISTORY

/ AS the storm of abuse and misinter
probation of motives is about to break
over the head of our president, Wood
row Wilson, and his acts and daily
life during the most trying period the
world has ever experienced are about
to be subjected to biased scrutiny IN
der the microscopes flawed and chip.
ped with prejudice and the desire &c
produce i'll from his record, 1t must
be pleasant for him to read the words
of the French historian, Joseph Dat
rach, who prophesies for him place
in history with Washington and Lin
coin and Roosevelt.
It will be we'll for those of US who
have not had the broad example OF
history unfolded for our analysis &c
study the words OF Monsieur Reinach
They will steady our Americanism
against the little hurricanes of abuse
that are about to spring up through
out the country as the political cam
paign wakes into full heat. The his
, torian says:
"As | know something of the past
read sometimes in the future. | love
justice.
81 sincerely believe that Presiden
Wilson has made a number OF mis-
axes. He is a man, and men are not
gods or demigods, or even infallible
popes But | am quite certain that
| Wilson's name will be written in his
tory on the same glorious tablet with
Washington, Lincoln and Roosevelt
He is a political man. with some OF
| the professional determinations of par
! \ hut hn &c % N M
| the largest size, and all OF us-I mean
! the people who know something 81
our contemporary history, who do no.
| follow the upper mob or mob FROM
below in it's exaggerated enthusiasts
and it's nonsensical hatreds, who arc
not accustomed to howl with the
wolves and to shrek with the par
| rots, who are no snobs, who remained
afar from the Wilsonian snobbism
and who keep afar from the anti-Wil
sonian snobbism-we are waiting FOL
the hour when full justice will be
honorably rendered to your president
Full justice implies some reserves
| / could express important reserves
When PRECEDENT Wilson spoke OF {
French imperialism he was mistaken
Paris is not Berlin. But how could {
Frenchman, who knows and remem
bers; how could civilized man wht
knows and remembers-how could he
| forget that Wilson succeeded in bring
ing into the war, not some of the
American people, but the whole of thu
American democracy: that Wilson, il
the spring and the summer of 1913
was one of the men who saved hu
mainly from Ludendorff's most violent
attack; that Wilson is the man wht
revived the old Greek, the old Chris
tian, the old philosophical idea OF Z
society of nations?
"The fourteen articles were not per
feet but they greatly helped the vic
tory of liberty and right.
"I, as Frenchman, as a stauncf
republican, as a historian, I refuse
to be ungrateful. I remain grateful tt
Joffre, to Foch, to .Clemenceau. | re
main grateful to your splendid Amer
lean boys, I remain grateful to the OF
ficer who went to Lafayette's tomb
and simply said. Lafayette, we arr
Iherei" | remain grateful to Roose
welt, who was st. John the Baptist Of
American Intervention. remain
grateful to Wilson, who did the deed.
Lee sburg. Commercial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
Espafla vista por los Vieneses

8 " y sa ~ "yl 4
ir hacia el pals del sol, del noyimien-
to, de la vida Y de la abundancia. Uno
de los intelectuales me dijo que saba
va tres palabras en- castellano, como
81 este fuese va un tftulo para obtener
de las autoridades espanolas ell per-
misc de immigration. Las tres pala-
bras que ell intellectual, en- question CO.
noce son: "sefior alcalde mayor" HUI
biera sido mas logico conocer las pa
labras 'gracias" y "buenos dfas". No
me explico como y d6nde ha apren-
dido este artista esas palabras, que
el cree dotadas de alguna magica vir-
tud.
Sabes pronunciar una Erase espafio-
la es va para los vieneses como po-
seer una parcela de Espaia; con ello
Sc aproxima uno al Eldorado de 1lues-
tros ,dfas, en- donde no hay restriccio-
nes y en- donde en- invierno no Sc de-
ben acostar los ciudadanos las seis
de la tarde.
La vida monotona y POGO intensa de
Viena, agravada por la alimentacion
insufciente, quita POGO a POGO la vi
talidad a los intelectuales, que buscan
un refugio bajo Ell sol radiante de la
Espaiia uberrima.
Andres RevesZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
La COrporaci6t de Adqainds de SaDsas
Z Federal cOmprGy la MGqtillG de es- 4
cribir VisigrGph.
Una gran Casa QWe-Hdce InportGnte
Adiciones a Sw LineG ~ naeiora
sW personal.

La Corporation de Afaquinas de Su-
mar Federal, de la ciudad de New
York, habiendo aumentado Eeciente-
mente su capital, sha compradO todo
ell Active de la Compafifa Visigraph
de Maquinas de escribir todos los
demas intereses Ell maqtinas de es-
cribir de la Compaffa Manufacturers
c. Spiro. Por 10 tanto, la maquina de
escribir VIsigraph fabricada hasta
ahora por la Compaffa Visigraph de
Maquinas de escribir, sera producida
de aquf en- adelante por la Compa1fa
de Maquinas de Sumar Federal y sera
conocida como la maquina de escribir
visible Federal.
Tanto la maquina de sumar visible
Federal como la maquina de escribir
visible Federal emplean el principle
de desmontabilidad rapida. En- la ma
.quina de eseribir, por ejemplo, ell ca
rro puede ser removido instantanea-
mente substitufdo con un caro- mas
largo, mientras que para formas de
oficina puede ser colocado un caro-
de maquina de sumar, teniendo los
nlismos espacios Y paradas de tabula-
dor que la maquina de escribir Pero
la maquina de escribir puede ser ms
tantaneamente reeonstrufda para ira.
bajo regular de correspondence GUAM
do el operator ha conclnfdo su traba-
jo en- el caro- de maquina de sumar.
La canasti1la del teclado de la maqui-
ma de escribir Sc remueve y en- su ln-
gar puede insertase otro nueyo con fa-
cilidad y exactitud, aproximadamente
en- el mismo espacio de tempo EN- que
pneden ser intercambiadas las llaves
II otras secciones de la maquina de
sumar Federal La Compaffa- asienta
que la intereahbialidad seccionada de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Hace falta una ley que-sin leslonar
Ell derecho de la libre contradiction nj
la completa hbertad del trabajo-,
regule equitativamente las frecuentes
desaveniencias entire patronos y obre-
ros, de caracter de solidez los
acuerdos solemnes de las parties con-
tratantes.
En- casi todos los servicios que de-
penden de la regularidad solidez de
esos contratos hay intereses pdblicos
de mucha importancia, que no pue-
den estar merced de los ffecuentes
desacuerdos, fluctuaciones e Interrupt
clones inopinadas, que producer gra-
YES perturbaciones Ell el ritmo de la
vida social. En- la generalidad de
los casos, ell uso de un derecho no IN
cluye ell abuse de 6l con perjuicio de
tercero, nj excluye la. regulations, de
ese miSmo derechO de un0S.Nen harmo-
MIA con ell do otros. ;Por que no ha
de existir aquf, como en- Otros pueblos
de amplio regimen liberal, un arbi-
traje autorizado para examinar las
causas' de esas frecuentes discordias,
aquilatar de parte de quienes esta la
raz6n, DIR las parties contendientes
emitir su dictamen razonado e I'M
parcial?
Bueno que Sc atienda y Sc respete
por qua l ell derecho de to-
dos, sin distinction de pobres nj de II
cos; pero sin desatender las cues
tiones que afecten penosamente al or
den social. Els indudable que la Le-
gislatnra Y las autoridades civiles tie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

! Ia mdquina de sumar Federal y la ma
nqina de escribir visible Federal sera
perfecciOnada aun mas Y este traera
como consecuencia cualidades impor-
tantes para ahorrar labor en- ell traba-
jo de contabilidad estadfsticas.
El presidente de la Compaflfa de
Maqninas de Sumar es ell seiior J. B.
De Beltrand, quien fu6 durante un
| m1mero de amos unO de los principales
vendedores de la Compaiia Burroughs
de Maquiras de Surnar. Una adici0n
! reciente al personal de la CompaIfa
Federal de Maquinas de Sumar es ell
senior B. B. Manning, quien previamen
te trabaj6 con las Companies Under
wood y Royal, de Maquinas de escri-
bir, El senior Manning serd Director
de production Y segundo Vice-presiden
te de la Compaiifa Federal de Maqui-
mas de sumar.
Ell sefor P. G.. Loke, que antes es-
tuvo conectado con el departamento de
servicio de la Compaffa Underwood
de ma4uinas de eScribir; representan-
-te Ell Wall Street de la Compafifa L.
G. Smith & Brothers de maquinas de
escribir; que fue gerente general de
la Compailfa Secor de maquinas de
escrfbir y organizador, presidente
sgerente general de la Compaflfa Speed,
sucesivamente, ha renunciado esta Ill
TINA posici0n para asociarse a la Cor
poraci0n Federal de Maquinas de Su-
mar, Y esta atendiendo ciertos deta-
Hes de organization coniel sefior John
p. Hogan, gerente de ventas en- New
York. El senior Locke es I'm experto
zen mecanismos de precision su ira
,bajo fue .uno de los factores en- el de-
4sarrolle, hasta un alto grad6 de eficien
.cia, del departamento de servicio de
la Gompafifa Underwood de maquinas
de, escribir.'
felicitar los senores Cantero,
Fernandez & Co., Inc, por la certeza
que han tenido al elegir la mencio.
NADIA Corporation para representarla.
en- Puerto Rico, felicitamos al pals Dor
la oportunidad que Sc le presenta de
poder adquirir para sus multiples ne
gocios, las dos maduinas mas perfec-
tas conocidas, como 10 son la Maqui-
ma de- sSumar Y la Maquina de Escri-
bir de Ia renombrada marca FEDE.
RAJ VISIBLE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
De Urgente Necesidad

men obligaciones. que cumplir ante es-
tas disidencias que pueden envolver a
la sociedad entera en- conflictos como
el ocurrido iltimamente entire las cor.
poraciones navieras americanas y los
traba jadores del muelle.
A los dos dfas de reanudados los ira,
bajos, surgi6 va otra contrariedad que
pudo dar al traste con Ma paz, resta-
blecida, en- estos dfas Sc celebr6 una
Asamblea para determinar 81 los ma,
yieros dejan incumplida una parte del
acuerdo reciente.
:, Diferencias analogas, suHen coz
frecuencia en- otros 6rdenes de traba.
los, elias son nuevos indicios de
huelgas futuras de dificultades con
trarias las formas regulares del ira,
bajo.
Urge, pues, un estudio meditado dc
estas cuestiones, Y una ley que facilite
ell medic de armonizar en- 10 possible e
sosiego pdblico Y los diversos intere
ses en- acci6n. NADIA de privilegios III
de preferencias Justicia Y equidaC
para todos, sin perder de vista la graz
virtud social de la tolerancia nj los
lazos bienhechores de la solidaridat
humana.
La violencia, cualquiera que sea e
que la ejerza, es siempre venenosa J
aspera.
Las classes directoras deben evital
con cuidado que esta passion deprimen
te Sc entronice, con menoscabo de Ia
discordia de la paZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Desde la epoca del romanticispo,
Espa1a ha sido un aguijon frecuente
para la imagination de todos los eu-
ropeos. Todavfa sucede 10 mismo. Pc
,ro, asi como antes esa Imagination Sc
nutria casi exclusivamente de los ele-
nnentos exagerados de la EspaIia "pin-
j6toresca", tai como la presentaron los
escritores extranjeros, de Teofilo Gau-
tier en- adelante, actualmente Sc di-
sTige hacia la HEspaia real, la de los
Altos Hornos de Bilbao, las fabricas
textiles de Catalina, las minas de hie-
rro Y plomo, etc. Para los vieneses,
Espana no es va la patria de Goya nj
de "Guerrita", sino el pals del pan
blanco y de '1os tres mil millones en-
oro".-
Austria Sc parece actualmente un
buque que Sc hunde y que todos Sc
apresuran a abandonar. Cuantos in
telectuales conozco suenan con Espa-
ma y pronuncian este nombre como en-
nm arrebato mistico. Ir Espaia, no
en- busca de sus bellezas naturales nj
de sus monumentos historicos, nj pa
ra admirar a sus mujeres hermosas,
nj por sus corridas de toros, sino pa
ra viyir una vida digna de un hom-
bre, para trabajar, conner y tomar de
vez en- cuando un baio caliente, este
es el sue1o dorado de todos.
Aver noche, una Sociedad de escri-
torres y artistas me suplico que con-
tara algo de Espafa. Jamas obtuve
un exito tan sincere y unanime. El
auditorio escuch6 mis- palabras con
una mezcla de admiration, de asom-
bro, de envidia v de dolor. En- aque-
llos momentos todos tenfan el mismo
iesco: marcharse de este pals, en- que
la vida cesa a las siete de la tarde, en-
que ell hombre honrado no puede CO.
mer carne nj comprarse I'm cuello, G
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
Los D1ARIos ACADEMIES

e Aver, a las 5 5:SO- P. NJ, en- la Gale
Sierra, Santuree, el autom6yil 2-154,
prOpiedad de Manuel yelilla, Toa Altetl
guiado por eI mismo, conductor No.
5522, arrolI6 al nifo Angel Perez, de
g amos de edad, causandole fuertes con
tusiones, siendo asistido en- la Sala de
soeorro, pasando al Hospital Munici-
pal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
JUEz SUBSTITUTE

El Gobernador INFERNO ha aprobado
el nombramiento hecho a favor del Sc.
nor Easique Figueroa Garrastazd. pa.
ra que actde como Juez de Paz Sus-
tituto de Lajas, mientras dure la Ii
cencia eoncedida al Juez de Paz pro.
pietario,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
CAPITAL PAGADo

Ha sido archivado en- la offcina de
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico
pn certifcado perteneciente a La cor
poracion del pals denominada Ste65ms
y Co. I'so, creditivo del hecho de ha-
Der sido pagados, hasta ell dfa 80 de
julio de 1920, $4,000 del capital social
autorizado de la mislna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
PAsApoRTEs

sEl Gobernador INFERNO ha expedi-
do pasaportes para Cuba al senior Con
RADIO Asenjo, de San Juan Y la seiio-
ra Julia Modesto IsabelS Costa yiuda
de Rivera, ' sn hija menor de Ma
yagiiez.