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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
DEATH OF CHARLEY WAGNER

Chas +. Wagner, southern Pac
tfc engineer having a run out of Reno
for the past Is years, died Tuesday
night at the Southern Pacific hospital
in Sacramento. He was 40 years OF
age. He had been i'll for two months
during which time he has been i'll San
Francisco. He was member OF the
Sparks chapter of the Brotherhood Oh
Locomotive Engineers. The widow
of the deceased, Gladys Wagner two
Go::s, Clayton and Charles, brother
Herman, residing at Inlay, and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. i. Wagner,
survive.
Charley Wagner was we'll known in
this county. His boyhood was spent
in Hawthorne, whert his parents re-
sided for many years. The announce
ment of his death will be received with
sincere sorrow by his many friends
here.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
FOR THE ASSEMBLY

In this issue of the Bulletin will be
found the announcement of G. B.
Stannard for asemblyman for Mineral
County. AS a member OF the last
Assembly Mr.. Stannard proved to be
one OF the most wide-aWake and
Intelligent members of that body. It
was due mainly to his efforts that the
highway along Walker Lake was built.
in fact the whole highway law as it is
today is largely result of Mr.. Stan
nards work, and there are many meas
ures of benefit to the county which
we're put through by him. Mr.. Stan
nard is one OF our most substantial
business men, is merchant and farm
er, and will use his best endeavor for
The passage OF laws beneficial to the
State and County and the elimination
Of lot of obsolete and ridiculous laws
which now cucumber our statutes
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
OIL IN FISH LAKE VALLEY

With the hole down over 200 feet
the California Excelsior Oil Company
is confident that oil will be opened
i'll Fish Lake Valley, E,smeralda County
where the company is operating on
the lower McNett ranch n p. Theo.
secretary and manager OF the COM
pany, was i'll Tonopah looking after
the casing which he wants for the
well. The hole has already brought
in oil and gas and the drill shows
cores oi oil and oil shale. One strata
of blue clay was penetrated and one
entered, admitting water, which has
to be cased off before sinking can be
resumed. The casing will arrive over
the Tidewater Wednesday night and
be delivered at Coaldafe the following
morning.-Tonopah Bonanza
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
THE NOTABLE TRIO

The Good Citizenship Club was en-
tertaning former French poilu and
the chairman, whose memory was none
Of the best, wished to say something
handsome OF French military genius
AS a reminder he wrote the names
of Foch, Joffre and Petain, on slip
which he pinned to the inside of his
coat.
All went we'll in the carly part of
the speech and the orator worked
himself and his audience up for thc eli
max.
"And consider, gentlemen he bel
lowed, consider all we owe to those
three ereat warriors who led the forces
of France to glorious victory.
rc'er, gentlemen to the three wonder
ful men--
Here he hastily consulted the coat
lining.
Those three wonderful men, Hart.
Schafner and MarN!'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
MAY REMOVE LINE

The Bluestone Company has made
application to the Public Service COM
mission of Nevada for permission to
discontinue use of power transmits
sion line from the Bluestone substa-
ton to Pine Grove.
The line formerly supplied service
to the Rockland Mining Company and
the Pine Grove mining Company
both companies having discontinued
operations during the past year, and
according to the petition of the Blue
stone people there are no indications
that operations will be resumed.
Tie commission has given motto.
that written objections to the discon-
tinuance of the line may be filed with
in twenty days from August 18th 1920
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
Re52ard For LaWbreaker

u lcr authority and by direction o.
an Z t entitled:" An Act Relating to
Elcc ons,' approved March "A, 1917
(bei Chapter lo7, Statutes OF Ne
vada 1917, page $3.50 l Emmet D.
Boy, Governor OF the State OF Ne
vada hereby proclaim an offer of re-
ward as follows, to-wit.
| fer reward in the name os the
state Of Nevada i'll the sum of $l00 Tor
the arrest and conviction OF any per
son olating any OF the provisions Of
said tct when the crime is a misde-
meahor, and the sum o. $2C0 for the
arrest and conviction OF any person
guilty OF felony as in said Act pro-
vided:
Such rewards TO be paid Until the
total amount expended for this pur-
pose after the approval OF said Act
reaches the sum of Ten THOUSAND
Dollars. payable out of any moneys
in the State Treasury not otherwise
appropriated.
EMMET ID. BOYLE,
Governor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
viii Start Dredge

Invitations have been sent to prom
inent mining from all parts OF the
country to attend the beginning OF
dredging operations near Dayton Sep
tember 5, by the Gold Canyon Dredg-
ing Company Gov. Boyle is expected
to be one OF the speakers and many
prominent men from Oakland, San
Francisco and other coast cities are
to be present.
The dredge has recently been COM
pleted and will be tried this week, ac-
cording to J. H. Rae, q; Dayton, one
of the principal owners OF the COM
pany, who arrived i'll Reno yester
day, accompanied by his wife.
1--WE expect to have the dredge in
such shape that all visitors can watch
its workings Sunday and experts will
explain how it picks up the gold from
the gravel" he said.
The company has about 700 acres
adjoining Dayton and we expect to
dredge a least 500 acres. The dredge
makes its own pond as ii moves about
md the supply on water is sufficient
or our purpose. The dredge is a
steel hull and OF the most modern con-
'truction. 1t has improvements that
lrc being used for the first time and
we believe that we have a drcdge that
will remain in active service for many
years
The company expects to entertain
several hundred persons at the open
ng. All will be shown over the dredge
md. all operations fully explained
The company will have auto-buses to
meet the Y. & 7. and transport the
{isitors to and from Dayton.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
Federal Money
for Nevada Cripples

Five thousand dollars of federal
money has been made available for
use in Nevada lior rehabilitation of
persons disabled i'll industry, accord
ing to report from Washington.
This sum can be duplicated by the
state and be expended for giving vo-
cational training to persons injured
in civil life. 1t does not exclude ex-
service men who are cared for i'll 9th
er ways.
Nevada receives the largest per
capita appropriation OF any state Ill
the union. The national appropriation
ior the purpose was $777,95l.44 to be
allotted on a basis Of population.
Such basis would give Nevada only
$670.07 but the congressional act pro-
vided that no state should receive
less than $4,000.
Information regarding the fund has
been received at Carson by Superin-
tendent Hunting Of the state board
of education, but no definite plans
for proceeding with the work has as
yet been made.
1t was expected that such train
ing as may be given here will be under
the direction of Homer Derr, state
director OF vocational training. lie
said this morning that he had no in
formation regarding the proposed aid
to be given crippled workers but that
plans would be worked out at once.
Any person so injured i'll industry
as to be incapable OF earning a living
may be given rclic,i under this plan.
The act states. For the purpose oil
this act the term persons disabled
shall be construed to mean any per-
on who, by reason OF a physical de-
iect or infirmity, whether congenital
or acquired by accident, injury or dis
ease, is, or may be expected to be
totally or partially incapcitated for
renumerative employment; the term
rehabilitation shall be construed to
mean the rendering OF a person dis
abled fit to engage in a renumerative
occupation"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
Roads to be 18 Feet

The Nevada state highway depart
ment has been advised that the CHIEF
engineer OF the U. S. bureau Of pub
lie roads has rescinded the policy
heretofore adopted of twenty-lour
foot minimum width OF highways con
structcd in Nevada where federal aid
is given. According to letter re-
ceived from the district engineer at
Odgen, Utah, minimum widths in
Nevada will be approved as follows
Graded roadway eighteen feet, and
surfacing ten feet wide. This is
exactly what was requested some
time ago by the Nevada department.
of highways" said Engineer c. {.
Cottrell last evening in discussing
the matter
Under this final ruling Nevada high
way projects will be submitted to the
federal bureau in much the same
form as was the case heretofore
There will be no necessity OF adopt
ing a policy that would have virtual
ly meant abandonment of much oi
the work outlined for the future
until such time as construction cost:
are less than at presnent.--Carsor
News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
THE STORM

4 regular od-tashioned thunder
storm struck Hawthorne last Tuesday,
night. The crashes O: thunder were
something fierce, and the sky was
kept in a dazzling blaze at intervals for
hours. Reports from East Walker
are that very little rain fell in that
section Wednesday morning Mt. Grant
awoke with snowy nightcap.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
PECULIAR ACCIDENT

Donald Mcleod, truck driver for
the Union Honey Company, has bad
foot on account Oh peculiar accident
wi NJ happened about II miles from
Wabuska. While under the truck fin
ing the gearing the truck rolled back
in rut pinning his foot under the
tire He remained in this position
for two hours and half, until, for
tunately Frank Robinson came along
in a car and relieved him. DIR. Lea
witt, OF Yerington, dressed the injured
foot, which was badly swollen.-Fern-
ly Enterprise.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
MINERAL COUNTY'S CENSUS

According to tn advance sheets OF
he late census Mineral County's pop
tlation by precincts is as follows:
Aurora, 6; Cambridge, Is; Candel-
aria, II; Hawthorne, 244; Luning
IA; Nina, OIL; Nolan, 81; Omco, %;
Queen, 80; Rawhide; So; Schurz, 800;
silverdyke, 6; Sweetwater, 10; Wich-
man, %; Wingfield, l; Total l84S.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Aurora
Mrs. William Keith :.
Mr.. S. Guora
Mrs. Cleo Short
Hawthorne
Mr.. Lorenzo Oroz, 2
Mrs. Mary Jones
Mr. Dan Nugent
T. c. Kingston
George Fox
Aurora Store Company
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-08-28
Items Of Local Interest

Emil Grutt arrived from Reno last
Wednesday morning.
William Albright was a passenger
from Sacramento on last Wednesdays S
stage.
Harry Timms and Ernest Rackliff
drove over from Luning last Thurs
day. They report the road badly
washed out; even the wet weather
road was barely passible. While here
Mr.. Rackliff filed for short term coun-
ty commissioner on the Independent
ticket.
Rain and wind did much damage at
the lake. All Oh the excavations made
were filled in and forms to hold con-
crete were washed out. One OF the
launches belonging to the Contracting
Co. was stink, ard two harges loaded
with cement were washed out in the
lake. The blackSnith shop was de-
storyed and the bunk house badly
damaged
Luckyboy grade is almost impossible
Emil Grutt and John Platts re-
turned to Rawhide Thursday
Frank Sloan and wife left for their
home i'll Los Angeles last Monday.
They were accompanied as liar as Sac
ramento by Miss Mable Miller, who
went fiom there to San Francisco by
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Miller left by
auto last Tuesday for their home in
Los Angeles.
/. II. Ulrich returned from Iering-
ton last Tuesday. after All absence o.
several months,
Hugh REILLY returned from Yering-
ton last Monday.
Theodore Herman arrived from To
nopah last Saturday afternoon. He
has mining interests in Powell Canyon
south of Hawthorne.
Mr. and Mrs Art. Shaw OF Yering-
ton were in town during the week
They will locate at Omco.
Frank Andrews and Earnest Rack
Tiff OF Luning were visitors last Monr
day.
- and Mrs. Fred Balzar and ]. M.
N bner returned Tuesday from a
camping trip near Bridgeport.
J. H. Miller left Wednesday for To
nopah, where he will look after his
mining interests. He says the mines
are looking up and that Divide is to
boom again.
C. B. Burkham returned Sunday
from trip to Reno.
Mrs. Josephine Roberts and son lett
last Tuesday for Gardnerville, where
she will remain indefinitely.
S. Il. kelso returned Monday even
ing fom few days visit i'll Reno.
Saturday. August 18th, is the day
set for the examination for the Haw-
thorne postmaster job. To date no
applicants Tor the position have ap-
peared. This suggests the possibility
of taking the post office out of Haw-
thorne and establishing it at Thorne
Such state of aa'airs would not be
pleasant for us but it has happened
elsewhere.
Fay Baker of Nina has been in town
twice this week.
-OOO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
tPara Ell IMPARCIAL.)

4t y y Il 4 =
Segin informa la opinion. pOr vir-
tud de un Tratado International ce-
lebrado con ell Gobierno de Santo Do
mingo, ALA por el ano 1859, qued0
acordado que toda propiedad y bienes
pertenecientes a nativos, residentes,
extranjeros expatriados de la Repi-
blica Dominicana NO FUERA CON-
FISCADA, v que serfa respetada a
perpetuidad el derecho de prOpiedad
en- favor de los causantes de sus
sucesores herederos.- Tai Sc nos ha-
ce entender que fn6 establecido en- ell
Tratado de autos.
Muchisimos propietarios, expatria-
dos entonces expatriados despues
de Santo Domingo, Sc repatriaron iue
60 habiendo procreado familias aca y
ALA, Y hoy resultan fenecidos, contain
dose entire ellos muchos puertorrique-
nos dominicanos. a
Las herencias dejadas por un buen
n1mero de los fenecidos eran y son
cuantiosas, segdn Sc inforina de pd-
blico, Y todas han sido respetadas por
el Gobierno Dominicano.
Sc asegura ahora, que el Gobierno
de Santo Domingo tiene promulgado
un Decreto tendente a normalizar la
situaci6n de esas herencias y propie-
dades, 1lamando a todas las personals
que puedan tener derecho a las mis-
mas como sucesores de los causantes !;
Y, que al efecto, concedi0 un aiio de
plazo para Ia presentation de reclama-
clones documentadas.
Ell afio. de plazo, Sc tiene noticias
ahora, que esta va a extinguir y que
espirara I'll dfa 80 de JUNO pr6ximo.
Ell pueblo puertorriquefio descono-
cfa hasta hoy csc estade de cosas y
ese Decreto dsi Gobierno de Sapto
Domingo. se eg
Pudiera afirmarse que ha ,existido
inter6s priyado4 en- mantener al pueblo
ignorante de, los ,hechos v de la ,situa-
cion de las cOsas, haSta va al eXtin-
guirse el plazo concedido por los dig.
nos gobernantes doninicanos, con ami
mo, es de deducirse, de que no hubiera
tempo material hoy para documen-
tarse las personals legftimanente inte
resadas, prescribiera su acci6n. H
Entretanto, han aparecido por estos
lares ciertos emisarios jaibas, que, a
su manera, con sigilo y mliy misterio-
samente. Sc han Fenido hacienda de
datos, Y de antecedentes, y de arbOles
geneol6gicos de Is personas mas can
didas; pero sin 6llos servir ningl1n da-
to sobre las cuantfas hereditarias, nj
sobre sitio de radicaci6n, nj de la for
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Las Herencias en- Santo
Domingo
Asunto de Interes P1blico
YEA ESQ NUESTRO GOBIERNO
Domingo

ma naturaleza del Deereto Official del
Gobierno Dominicano.
Tales emisarios, POGO men6s que
an6nimos, Sc tiene entendido que Sc
estan hacienda DE PODERES PARA
RECLAMAR POR ST, mediante ser
compensados con una mitad Q con dos
terceras parties de la TOTALIDAD de
10 que obtengan en- Santo Domingo
como reclamation en- pro de las parties
interesadas, pensandose que TAI TO
TALIDAD sera la que los emisariOs
hayan de insinuar.
Y como tambiGn Sc afifma que hay
familias, como la de los Ramirez de
Arellano, por ejemplo, que teniendo
-distintas ramas Sc trata de utilizar
una sola para darle pdjGfG a las de-
mas, es hora de puntualizar ese extre-
mo para que no pueda realizarse min
gnna acci6n ilfcita, para que sea en-
tredichada toda reclamation que no
acredite debidamente ser contensiva
DE TODAS las personals realmente in
tercsadas Ell la misma.
En- vista de cuanto Sc dice y sc SUI
cede, Sc hace necesario que nuestrO
Gobierno tome acci6n inmdiata en- esa
question; pues Sc trata de un asunto
de interes pnblico para la comunidad
puertorriquena v nuestro Gobierno vie
ne obligado a intervenirlo.
En- consecuencia, 81 el plazo del De.
creto del Gobierno DominicanO esta a
extinguir, nuestro Gobierno debe pedir
sin dem0ra que sea alargado un aii0
mas; y debe pedir una relaci0n COM
pleta de todas las personas entidades
causantes ide las herencias, con ex-
preston especffica de EN- QUE CON
SISTEN, sitio de radicaci6n, Y su
cuantfa, quien las posee; y debe PEI
dir f0rma de reclamaciones, origen,
Recommendation exigida para reclamar
de acuerdoss con las leyes de aquel
pals; quienes pueden reclamar; como
y yirtud de que Sc ere0 ell derecho,
como y por quee y cudndo Sc extingue
tai dereclio, etc. .i.,.,
Ent6nces, con esos. santecedentes e
infor1nes, nuestro Gobierno tiene el
deber de dar en- una Proclama como
ciiniento profuso al pdblico, con todos
los informes y .antecedentes que le
sean suministrados por el Gobierno
Dominicano; y asf, el pueblo puerto
rriqueiio, debidamente notificado, en-
terado e instrufdo de cuanto pueda in
teresarle, Sc apresurara a ejercitar
individual colectivamente las accio-
mes que Sc considere acreedor.
ID. U. PABON.
San German, mayo %, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
VA ESTA LOCALIZADA CLAUDIA
ORTIZ. n

En- nuestra edici6n del viernes daba-
mos cuenta de que habfa desaparecido
del domicilio de Angelina Rebeca en-
Martin Pefia, la joven Claudia Ortiz,
de color blaneo,.de pelo -cortado que
usa traje corto.
FL sabado visit6 nllestras oficinas Ell
senior Vicente Portela, Que reside
con su esposa en- Catafo, Gale del tren
para decirnes que la mencionada joven
esta en- su casa; fue ALI pedir colo
caci6n Y la esposa del se1or Portela lie
facilit6 10 que pedfa. Va 10 saben; pues,
los que buscan la nina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
sPoR QUE?

Sc informa que la policfa insular
los guardias que prestaron seryicio es-
pecial durante la huelga agrfcola-no
han percibido aun los haberes CORES
pondientes aquellos traslados y servi
clos especiales. Con el alto costo de la
vida Y con la exigua paga que tienen
no es justo que Sc les mantenga en- esa
situaci6n, 81 es cierto que todavfa no
Sc les ha pagado, como Sc nos informa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
LA POLITICAL EN- TRUJJLLo


Nos informan de este simpatico po.
blado que hasta la fecha Sc han ms
critic ALI $40 electores, de los lqu'
son 80 socialistas y republicanos !
el resto unionistas. Ell trabajo 10 h21
llevado efecto, entire otros, 10
nores Manuel Hernandez, presi
te del partido Union Y juez de pa
Comisionado de Servicio Publicd
Gonzalo Diaz, don Antonio Pd
senores Monge y doctor Riveri
Ellos nos informan que esper]
cribir 1900 electores, de clio:
unionistas.
Un case raro Sc da ALI, :
los republicanos son inscritos
comite unionista, reinando entr'
ammonia completa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
DE TEMPORADAs s

Esta pasando una temporada sen
San Juan, en- ell herlnoso chalet de
los distinguidos esposos de la Haha
Brunei, en- Santurce, Ia distinguida
senorita de la buena sociedad de Pom
ce Teresita. Melia, hija de nuestro
amigo don Bartolo, propietario del
Hotel Melia, de Ponce, s s.,es.
Deseamos a Ia seiiorita Melia du-
rante SUI permanencia en- esta ciudad,
toda clase de impresiones gratas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
INFORNIACION GENERA
.NOTAS DEL DEPARTAMENTO,
DEL INTERIOR

La sonora Carmita Rodriguez, ha
sido autorizada por el Comisionado
del Interior para practicar la telegra-
fla en- la oficina telegrafica de Ponce.
Ell dia 28 Sc inscribieron los ST.
guientes vehiculos en- Ia oficina de au-
tomoviles de este Departamento:
No. H1S3, un Keller, de Manuel
Aponte, Santa Isabel. ts3's ~
P1145, un FoFrd, de Miguel Suarez,
LOLA.
1865, un Oakland, de Luis A. Rich
foht, Maunabo.
2556, un Essex, Trayol Alafat y Co.,
Arroyo.
Y Sc registraron las siguientes trans
ferencias:-
No. P758, de Pedro Lopez Garcia,
"a Pedro Lopez Martinez, San Juan.
942, de Central Aguirre, a Pedro J.
Mera, Arroyo.
Ell mismo, Clara Roldan. santur-
ce.
PAST, de. Juan Miranda, Francisco
Ortiz y Co, Caguas.
7ee, de Alfonso Trapaga, Jose II
quierdo, Toa Alta.
I P831, de Alvaro Ramos, a Narciso
Sanchez, Juncos. Ii5
1912, de Trinidad Pedrosa, a Rafael
Fabregas, San Juan.
Ell mismo, a P. L. CONNER Co., San
Juan.
PISS, jesus M. Landron, a Rafael
RamireS, San Juan.
P655, de Pablo Martinez, Rafael
Ramirez, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31

La bonita chiquilla Aleta Austin. de
Is amos, natural avencidada en- Toms
River, N. " envuslta en- eI iuieio que
Sc lie sigue az Charles Breslau, nm
practicante de New York a quien Sc
acusa de haberIa raptado. Miss Aus
tin ha declarado que Breslay la enga-
no, hablandole de las maravillas de
Ia gran ciudad del Hudson, donde
la llevo, depositandola en- un nido per-
fumado que tenia preparado, para ALI
dejar discurrir en- su compahia alegres
dfas. de yenturoso amor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
NEGocIADo DE MATERIA.
LES, IMPRENTA Y
TRANSPORTE.
Subasta.
Subasta.
Carne de res, provisiones y leche
fresca de vaca.

Sc recibiran proposiciones ba-
jo sobre cerrado hasta las 8 de
la tarde de JUNO IL de 1920, pa
ra el suministro de provisiones,
leche fresea de 'vaca v carne de
res, para uso de las instituciones
del Gobierno Insular en- San
Juan, Rio Piedras, Arecibo, Aqua
dilla, Mayagiiez, Ponce, Guaya-
ma, Humacao Y Utuado, desde
julio l a diciembre 81 de 1929,
hmbos inclusive.
Pueden obtenerse proposicio-
nes en- blanco dirigiendose al Ne
yociado de Materiales, Impreuta
Y Transporte, San Juan. p r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
Ell DIA PRIMERO

Ell Ingeniero seiior Manuel V Dome
mech Sc hace cargo mafiana de la direc
ci6nsde la companfa de los carros cleo
tricos, con un haber annual de $4,000.
LIE .deseamos Ell mejor exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
SABEIS QUEEN ES Ell INTIMO
AMIGO DE LAS MUJERES?
GEL Jab6n de la Toia" de fama
Mundial.
iQUE MUCHO Sc LIE QUIERE A
ESTE ELEMENTO vIRTUOSO!

Y 81 no due 10 digan esos rostros de
mujeres que 10 usan, rostros de ange-
les, siempre tersos, frescos con esa
finura Incompatible, siempre subli-
me, sin arruga. sm pecas v sin man
81, bellas seiioritas, este es el ja-
chas. Splo hace ese milagro el pre-
dilecto amigo de las damas. iPor
ESQ 10 quieren y solicitan tanto!
bon "LA TOJA" fabricado con sales
y brumas del mar, en- el sitio mas
bravfo y pintoresco del Mar Canta-
brico. Por ESQ son tan saladfsimas,
graciosas v guapas las mujeres que
10 usan.
Adquieralo y dselo siempre, que
con su uso conseguira conservar un
rostro de ounce v guardian en- su pc
cho un coraz6n de idem.
Solicftelo en- todos los establec:-
mientos de San Juan y en- todos los
de la isla, que articulo tan solicitado
querido por las damas no faltara
nning1n establecimiento ST sus di-
yes entienden bien su negocio.
|kelo en- todos los mejores es-
Utos donde importan las Ill
homes de la moda elegante,
Rcreditadas farmacias y
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
AYUDANTE DEL REGIMIENTO DE
PUERTO RICO

Sc nos informa que ha sido nombra.
do Ayudante de Regimiento de Puer-
to Rico, el capitdn, del mismo Regi-
miento, don Felix Emmanuelli, quien
regresard de los Estados Unidos en-
1el primer transporte que llegue a este
puerto procedente de. Panama. .,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-31
POR FALSIFICACION
rrencia, s

Ell Fiscal ha presentado acusacion
contra Jorge David Rodriguez, por
haber cambiado en- un comercio de
Santurce un cheque falso, a nombre
de Ulises Rodriguez Y de valor de
$500. ALI WEFI =
Mil pesos de fianza lie fueron fla
dos, habiendo ingresado en- la carceI.