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and episode Of The Yelled Mys.
terry" Harte Theatre today. Adv
Benningtons Mems class meets sun
day noon, as usual, in the auditorium
Il the Second Congregational church.
The question for cons deration before
the class tomorrow is, Can you class
iiy Labcr Organizations according to
methods and aims, or are they all
alike9' These social and industrial
questions that are brought before the
Bennington Mems Class for eonsid-
Grafton are being brought before mi
lar asses all over the country and a
vote is being taken at the end of each
meeting Ia a view of determining
the sentiment Of the various classes
throughout the country A little lat
er Benningt MS answer to these most
important problems Will be published
IN order that the people may have the
fullest expression Of the men of Ben
n ngton. every merchant, manufactur
er and employee should be present
and submit to the class their attitude
before the vote is taken Don't forget
the between 1900 and 100
cc,oek
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And Baclrochc Stopped After Short
Treatnent with "ERUIT a. TIVES"

Morctown, Vermont March27thl0ls.
81 am warranted IN having the
strongest faith in 'Trrit.a-tivcs' after
receiving such wonderful benefits
from them. Foryoars, was sufferer
with Kidney and Liver Complaints.
My back ached MY liver was
sluggish and my whole system
seemed out Of order.
Fruit.a-tives' was The only remedy
TO help me. They strengthened tho
kidneys, made my bowels move
regularly and freed me Of all the
distress caused from the kidney
trouble, constipation and indigestion.
A few weeks treatment with
Truit-a.tiyes' made me fecl as if l
had Q now lease on life, and am glad
to make known the great value Of
these Fruit Liver Tablets.
MOSES MURPHY.
Zoe. abox, for $3.50, trial size &c.
Atdealers or from l'RUIT-A-TIYES
Limited, OCDENSBCRG, N. Y.
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his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L DeTorest
Gene.
THE Camera Man" win get you, il
you don't watch out. ADV.
Watch THE Camera Man. He'll
get your picture for the movies if you
don't Adv
Francis E. Morrlssey returned Fri
day from a few days visit with rela-
tlves in New York city.
Watch 4The Camera Man" end see
yourself as others see you at the
Opera house soon. ADV.
Roger Burt, who attends the Uni.
versity OF Pennsylvania in Phlladel-
phia, Is at his home here for the holi-
daye.
Mrs r Clifford Shaw and two chill
dren left today for Hyde Park, where
they Will spend the holidays with Mrs
Shaw's parents
Miss Elizabeth Smith, who has
been visiting the Misses McCue OF
School street, has returned to her
home n Waterford, A. y
! Fancy table ce'ery, lettuce. egg
| plant, Brussels sprouts, caulihower.
egg turnips, string beans, parsnips,
sweet potatoes. Estes Adv
There were about rs couple pres
ent a. the dance held at the Masonic
Temple 'ast evening. Music was fur
nished by a six piece orchestra from
Williams college,
VIII am Braisted, a student at the
/ Pennington School, Pennington, N. T.,
Is spending the Christmas vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. w
BREASTED Of Elm street
Miss NJ. Edna Waldron, who attends
the Chandler School for Women al
Boston, arrived in town Friday even
ing to pass the holiday recess at her
home on Spring street
Number II" starring Geo. Walsh Is
a New York mystery OF the under
world--the half world and the -four
hundred Eastern Westerner, q Har
old Lloyd comedy and Prizma filn
is the program for the big two-houl
show Harte Theatre Monday Adv.
Big Saturday show-Eileen Percy
In the sparkling comedy Her Homo
the Mayor Mutt & jeff comedy
land two serials-"The Whiriwmd,
episode TO- starring Chas. HutchisoI
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Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes a family supply 81 really
dependable cough medicine. Eps-
lily prepared. and saves about 81.
90. s.as..s o.

II you have severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness. throat
tickle. hoarsepcss, or diilicalt breathing.
or il your ehid wakes up during the
night with Group nnt YOU want quick
help, try this reliable OIL home made
cough remedy ANY druggist can supply
you with 2h ounces OF Piney Pour
this into a pint bottle and OIL the bottle
with plain granulated sugar syrap. Or
Won can use clarified molsses. honey. or
corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup, il
desired. This recipe makes pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy 10
tastes good and in spite Of its low cost.
il can be depended upon TO give quick
and lasting rehef.
You can feel this take hold Of q
cough in way that means business.
10 loosens aud "a Ses the phlegm. stons
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irfltated membranes that line the thTOab
and bronchial tables with such prompt
ness, ease and certainty that it IS really
astonishing.
Pinex is srceial and highly conoea-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the bess
known means Of ovefcom ng sevetC
coughs. throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this mixture To avoid di.annont.
ment, ask for "2h ounces OF pinox9
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 20 give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. f. Wayne
ind.
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Member 81
INDEPENDENT
CHAIN STORES
Inc.
A buying and
IA a n n actu ring
syndicate OF New
Englnud Clpttfern.
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and episode Q Of The Yelled Myss
terry" Harte Theatre today. Adv
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Christmas Services

The following is the order of wor
ship for the Christmas service at the
Baptist church, North Bennington, at
1890 a. m Sunday, Dec 10.
Organ Voluntary
S nging Holy, Holy, Hcly'
Resv nslye Read ne
Anthem Worship the King"
Scripture Reading
Prayer with response by choir
"Draw Near, oh Child Of Bethlehem
Notices
Offertory
Anthem -"Hail to the King
Sermon--Rey J c, Rawson, pastor
IIymn-"Joy 20 the World
Benediction
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REMINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village It'd
erIefly 'nr Busy Readers
Horse radlsh-E Estes market. Al

Horse radish-Estes' market. Adv.
The Camera Man" is after you
Ads.
Holly, holly wreaths, evergreen
wreaths at Estes Adv
Mrs. DAVIS viii continue her rum
mage sale with big reduot ons Mon.
day Adv
Big Saturday shaw-a Comedy
drama, two serials and Mutt & jeff
Read the ad, Harte Theatre today.
Adj.
Miss Vera Drew, q member Of the
loccl high school faculty, left this
morning for her home in Auburn, Me
to pass the holidays
NO II starring George Walsh.
Running the gamut of. New York life,
from Stun to mansion, and Eastern
Westerner a Harold Llyod comedy
and Pr una Harte Theatre Mon.
day. ADV.
A strip OF film containing fcrty one
views of Vermont scenery extending
from the Massachusetts, line to the
Canad an Border taken by Il. W. viii
liams has been added to the picture
show at The Bennington Garage An
hour Of time will permit you to soc
the Trail of the Arrow" and inspect
the new Bennington Garage Drip in
any time during the evening, Adv.
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t4lLEYt. KIDNEY PAL !! 4
Distress
Merchandise

MS SlOIS HAS clJOySu viz
greatest year in its history for
which we wish to express our APP
probation. We have offered a
large number of bargains, made
possible by our being able to- To-
cate through our resident city
buyer, merchandise that had to
be disposed Of under value price.
There is still great quantities
of worthy merchandise in the
hands of certain jobbers and idle
factories that our buyers will
hunt out and buy for cash where
very great concession in price
can be had.
This store is fully satisfied
that this distress merchandise
should be almost our exclusive
source of supply until such time
as factory prices become reason
able once more.
Manufacturers to our certain
knowledge have grossly profit
eered, have held back merchan-
disc to make it appear scarce in
order to hold prices far above
intrinsic value.
They have resorted to every
trick Of their trade in order to
induce merchants to load up at
top prices and after they had
sold their product to their regu-
lar patrons they then resold it
to others who would pay higher
prices.
am speaking particularly of
clothing manufacturers and the
above statements are well known
among the retailers of this
country.
If it were not so seriously TAX
en- by publishers and the public
it would be humorous, the pro
paganda which clothing makers
have resorted to that their pro-
fiteering methods be camouflag-
ed by passing the buck to the
retailer.
This. store stands for the
greatest values possible for its
customers. We are not concern
ed as to when or how manufac-
turers are again able to open
their plants.
AS long as we can buy for
cash of those jobbers and manu-
facturers who are forced to sell
at a loss, we will not give any
business to manufacturers to
start their factories on.
There has been no price yet
offered to us by manufacturers
or any article in which we deal
that would tempt an order of us
for future delivery.
Wool has dropped below 1914
price, Cotton is down to about
l5c against the high of 45c, Lea
ther is below pre-war price.
Yet manufacturers are asking
for Spring, 1921, clothing at two
hundred and fifty per cent above
pre-war prices.
They are talking shirts at two
hundred percent appreciation.
Standard collars must yet
bring one hundred per cent more
than 1914.
1t is true, an inferior cola,
may be had, to retail at zoe, bu
this is the old 10c collar.
Children's waists can be haC
Of manufacturers to retail at on,
hundred and fifty percent NOR,
than 1914 prices.
Despite these unreasonable
prices demanded by the manu-
facturers, we promise you tina
as long as distress stocks are TO
sale for cash, this store vii
operate on such merchandise
only, and will pass along to yo,
a goodly portion of our saving.
We operate on facts, no
theories and this store, eve
busy is proof positive that GU
efforts are appreciated by on
patrons.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke were
Troy visitors, Friday
Mrs 0. J. Leach and Mrs. w. r.
Warren and daughter Evelyn, spent
Thursday in Troy,
=. + Bottum was in Greenwich, Fri
day
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-18
BElNNlNG ron BRIEFS
News OF the rowT ard Village Tell
Briefly for klsy Rsadsrs

BrIhfIY TOT FIty HsadtW
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berard are
spending the day with their daughter
in North Adams
Mrs c. D. Austin OF =.izabeth, N.
j., has been called here by the death
of her brother the late Herbert F..
Robinson.
Miss Marquis McAdoo, who attends
the Walnut Hill school at Nahant,
Mass is spending the holidays at
her home here.
DeForrest Cone, who attends school
at Silver Bay, N. ", is spending the
Christmas holidays at the home OF
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STOVE WOOD
DAVIS BROS.
Tel. 465-M.
GET INSURED TODAY

Your time. life. homo. car, furniture.
etc. have a money value.
Why take chances NJ loss to yourself
or family
Call, write or telephone for rates To-
day next week may be too late.
| am agent for the John Hancocl,
Globe Indemnity Underwater Fire. No
American Accident and many other old
and reliable insurance companies
ALSO seller OF bonds. Notary Public
and agent for real estate.
ROBX ALLEN JONES
Offices
snN lnGs Rank Bldg. Tel. 4f4-J
223 Stafford st. Tel. a2G.yv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
ANTONIO CABALLERO BOSTON

FL domingo, en- Fajardo, ell joven atle-
ia Antonio Caballero Boston celebrara
I'M match pedestre en- competencia con
nm caballO.
Caballero dara classes de. .juegos atle-
ticOs los alumnos de R High School.
FL record de este corledUr intefG.
sapte. En- Panama, reel bIpio -16 milias
en- una hora siete min,AQQss.., ig;anando el
primer premio consistenie.en.una psedq
liza de oro, en- el chalappiiSnato 4 Il
Zona, ell Labor Day. ese.r' -
Hizo un recorrido do 50 millps en-
cuatro horas v cuarent4 yseinc9E Emithh-
tos, desde el CampamdSt0 Tag Cakas
hasta Balboa. En- COMP esta
carrera Sc lie otorg0 los Ea4o1fes de <Sar-
gento. g-.ss.-s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
Por las Oficinas 'PIblicas

I'm h s.sien o. eyer -tnaa aaua. "a 60.
saisian d. scrvicio l'dlilcs tom simpor
tanirs acsarrsos. esiando preseaics los
cssmislcnados sirlicnirs seharvs; no
nncr. Camuras. Esievcs. Min,-. RnlE
S"ler. Santiago carnona = norrck.
Preside Il Scncr Estrves.
Ter unanimidad los signienics ~.
ciaics fneron nombrados para RI afo
iae0: Jose E. BenedictO. PrcslGcnie /:
GuilelTlno Esteves vive preSidcnfe; F;
nalslo Bersa. Sccretario Filipo l.. dc
liostOs, Sccrctario Auxiliar.
Sc adipi0 una ordenanza ccrccdien
do a Ia West India Oil Company un
permisO revocable para colOcar Y con.
seryar hajo TERRA dos tuberias de ace
ro desde sus tanqucs en Puerta dc Tie
IRA al Malec0n. cerca de los muellcs
Nos. . 3. para el suministrO dc ga
solina Y kerosini.
A Isabel Juan Muratti Y a Alejan-
dro Garmendia. Sc lie cOncedi6 Una fran
quicia para tomar Y usar 1910 litrOs de
aqua por segundo del Rio EstrO,
de San German, para riegO de Sesenta
cuerdas de terreno.
En- el asuntO de In petici6n de la Gua
MICA Central sObre aprObaci0n lc tras-
paso de ciertas franquicias- en- favor de
la Ensenada, Estates Inc. y de liz South
Porto Rico Sugar Company Sc dict6
una orden aprObandO el traspaso en-
cuanto Sc retierc d las franquicias para
fcrrOcarriles Y Otras Obras aipilogas
Y denegando la petici6n en- 10 que Sc
refiere al traspaso de las conccsiones
de aguas para riegos. Igual resolu.
ci0n fuG dictada en- el asunto-de Ia Pc
tici6n de la Ensenada Estates Inc. a
favor de Russell Y Co., S. en- G.
FuG archivada Ia notification de Ia
Ponce Railway & Light Co. sobre su
tarifa para la venta al por mayor
de energfa electrical durante >el mes de
EnerO corriente.
La COmisi6n adopt0 un modelo de in
fOrme sobre valoraci6n de las propie-
dades eqpipos de las empresas de
ahjo, Ia impression de cuyo modelo fu6
ordenaaa; por 10 que quedaron pen,
dichtes las soliditpdes dc. Ia Ponce
Lighter Company, Agustlp LIel6. Er-
b
nesto MoorriPslape, Yabucoa Sugar Co.
" A. F, Gonzalez, ,sobrei apgobaci6n de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14

Rslacida de les pnsAisfos cue oon
dcaiino lcs puc1tos dcl Sur o. "a r..
pdhlioa nominioAna ctfaajo q Varer
Marina a 40 Dc cncSo Dc 1850.
Carmen Ortiz de Tore. Manuel A.
ogsia. PRANK L. Mitchcll. Csrce ID.
Mitchell. Grace +. Mitchell, John d.
Mitchell. Mary X. Mitchell, Antoines-
te y. johnson. l., n. FnEnun. Albert A.
Van Pcttcn. Francisco c. Lopez. Ju-
liza Norge. Lucia :. de LacOmba. Al
da J. Lacomba. Luisa {. Lacomba.
Elba /. Lacomba, Pedro l.. LaeOmba.
Dolores Guarch. Rosario Malea, Mer-
cedcs Malea. Josefna Malea.
Margarita Malea. Lisandro EgOz-
cue, w. b. Bayless. Gante Bayless,
Manuel Perez Carrero. Nicolas NJ.
cartagcna, Diego Silva, Rcina de Sill
va, Diego Silva, Matias Silva, Julia de
PARA, Ana Mejias, Urania Silva, An
tonic Alemany, Hilario Herrero, J. L.
Manning, Amadeo Barletta, Jose Do
lores, Daniel A. Pardo, Bruno c. Lech-
Ter, Pauline Lechler, Carlos Diaz, Flo
rencio Ramirez.
Crist6bal Jordan, Arturo Pellerano,
Estela Pellerano, Romualdo Herrerias,
Agustin Gonzalez, Jes6 N. Urgelles,
Luis F. Arana, Caiaas santo7 Hem; :
dez, Lorenzo G. Cruz, Feliciano Nal
donado, Manuel S9lcr, J3ii Manuel
Soler, Gregoria Benoit. NJ
Bacilio Carrasquile, Juan Cruz
M6ndez, Jose S. Hapol, sJiian As Sell
man, Ramon NJ. Suarez, Maria Benz
tez, Maria A. Benitez, Hugo. Fried
helm, Olivia Friedhein, Jose -Gallach. 4
Lorenzo Sanchez Vazquez, Livio Ha9
tuey Gonzalez, Felix Mendoza, James
E. Kelly, Hugh Kelly, Justo Lugo,
John e. Burne, Elisa M. Zayas Ba-
zan, Jacobo Merip, Luoise E. Gilbert
F. ]. Cartier.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14

valanoi'a a. ,as puS,leiaat , "qai.
Ies.
Gaillrrna rranigra. acg.ss a fran.
guicia esBr.iidnle para mani-nrr
exploiEr una enprcsa aa alljo en- los
puerios de AEuadlila ; cSriua.
~ uFslsn6 Il arhivo DE- d notihca.
ciSn hcs.ha ppr IN ro3Ve & GuEyama
Rallroad 90. cn rlac.5n con un Hccldcn
O. ocnrrido II lia ~ De Dicieml,re IL
tlmo cn Il qne Manned Thomas fne u.
rrramentc lcsionada. 10 k~
Tambicn So orien6 Il aichivO del In.
forInc Prcscntado pOr Ia Porto Rico
Railway & Power Company 'cmuni.
cando un accidcnie ocurrido ri dIa ~
de Dicicm5re en el que Jose TarOna
rcsult0 lesionado. lT
Sc conccdi6 un permiso a IA West
India Oil Company para cOneciar su
tuberfa con una de In Porto Rico Rail-
way, Light & Power Company, para
el suministro de aceite cOmbustible.
bajo Ia condici0n de que Ia misma 20.
dra ser utilizada por cl pablicO.
Fu6 denegada una petici0n de varios
comerciantes de San Juan solicitando
fuera anulaaa la tarifa de muellaje
de la Junt adel Puerto de San Juan.
1Pas6 al COmit6 de Franquicias In
s0licitud del abOgadO don jose TouS
Soto, nombre de la Suceci6n de vi
loch, para que Sc reconsidere el aeuer-
do s0bre concession IA Jesis Stella Y
Otra dc una franquicia para tomar v
usar cierta cantldad deagaaFdefla que
brada CedrO, para fines,ste riego.f Al,
Comit6 Sc lie cOncedi6 autorizaci6n para
Irecibfr evidencia Y examiinar tcstigOs.
Sc concedieron ounce. dfas las
parties para presentar alegatos zen el
aSuntO de Ia queja degIlon Jose de FL
Zaburu contra la Porto Rico Railway,
Light & Power Company, sobrc cobro
de tarifa mfnima en- violaci6n de Ia
secci6n III de la Ley de servicio Pd-
blicO. t3.o@
Sc seiial6 para ell 26 dc Enero corrien
tie la vista de la solicitudl de Antonio
blica, de ciertas fajas de terreno que
blica dc ciertas fajas d etefreEo que
cruzan Ia servidumbre. de gpaso del fc-
rrocarfii privado de@faalC Central Rasto
YiejO, snecesarias para la eonstlitcci6n
del RamaE Josefa de su ferrocarril de
servicio .ptiblico.
= -L.t tEs-LA .s.a--t 4, ta.a q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
pASAPoRTEs

Ell Gobernalor INFERNO ha expe,iitla
los siglientes pasaportes
Para Santo Domingo: al senior i'ahlo
Val;adares Martinez. esposa, milo me
nor y una ssirsienta, <de Ponce; wal
schor. Lorenzo Rivera de Lares.
Para Cuba: al seiior Juan Ramon 70
rres, de Juana Dfaz, Y al seiior Genaro
de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
EsCALADoR ATRApADn

La polfcfa de Mayaguez arresto al
sujeto Antonio Gonzalez, a quien acu-
sa de un delito de escalamiebto. Es
te sujeto, yali6ndose de una llave fall
sa penetr6 en- Ell interior del estsbleci-
mientO de Rodulfo Rivera Sc lley0
unas 10 pleas de tela de vestir.
Las pleas de tela fueron recupera-
das, pero no asf la llave que utiliz6
el Gonzalez para llevar a cabo su es-
caIamiento. Por este delito sc lp ha
presentado la correspondence denuncia
criminal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14

i-
Senior: ieas.s'.-s44
Tenemos d bien dirigirnOs I'd. en-
<solicitud Ge one Sc haga la installation
de las Illces que Ell carta anterior soli-
citamos para ell barrio "Minillas'' del
ConCejo de Administration, pues ha-
biGndose autorizado debidamente hace
va tempo la ejeeuci6n del trabajo ig-
noraInos el Inconvenience que hay, pues
to que los materiales necesarios Sc en-
cIentran en- la localidad:
Solicitamos tambi6u que Sc activen
las ol,ras para ell afirniado de la Gale
que rartiendo de Ia pafada % atravif-
81 el barrio arriba niaAeienado : va
1 ehfpalmar con las cafes de 'L5pez
Landr5n'. de "LofzsE ~
FL ndblico en- general conoce la neee-
silaG lie esta nueva asde-comunica.
ci6n para el punto quizdsllias centrie0
lie Eanturce. sCual essel requisite pen
diente: Tenemos quesla memor;a, ell
presupuesfo, pianos, etc,, sestan prepas
HH
rados: el dinero, que es 10 mas irnpor-
tante, asignado tambien el terreno ee-
dido y todo dispuesto. Suponemos1que
10 le ha llegado Ell turno; no suponelnos
desidia por parte de ese mrnicipio Es-
tamos muy lejos de pensarlo, pero que
remos recordarlo
Los que firmamos la presente nos ha-
llamos dispuestos a conseguir nuestro
prop6sito, Y esperamos, con tai motive,
que I'd. coopere. Y de, una yez mas, su
demotrasci6n hacia el mejoramiento de
I'm sitio cuyo afirmadojes de tan nota-
{ BILE falta.
Esa administration siempre ha dado
evidentes pTuebas de ser progresista Y
no queremos cambiar nj por un momen-
to nuestra opinion EN- tai sentido. pues
ESQ Sc debe. en- gran parte, el 6xito
con que siempre ha funcionado.
En- la seguridad de que prestara I'd.
la atencion que nuestra peticion mere
&c, quedamos a sus 0rdenes.
Respetuosamente
Ia anterior la suscribeA i'm nlmero
de vecinos del barrio MiniIlas., dc
Sahturce.
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fIUELGUIsTAs. ARREsTADos

y
Aver tarde fueron arrestados por or
den del Juez Municipal Lcdo. Wi
liam J. Santos, los ciudadanos Alejan
dro Lopez v Joaquin Hernandez, acu-
sados de I'm delito de acometimiento
v aggression. Sc acusa 6stos indivi-
duos de haber agredidO TN madame
de has Islas Vfrgenes por haher lido
a TRAFALGAR en- la planta el6ctrica de
Santurce.
y FL Juez sseipl4 una fianza de Glen
dollars para quedar en- 1ibertad rrovi-
sional los acusades, la etlaLfuG pres
tada en- metalico.
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AyIsot1

SuplicO a todO aquel que tengo
cuentas pendientes con el finado
H. G. Largajoli, Sc sifYa pasar
entire dos Y tres de Ia tarde, des-
de Ell dia 20 al rs del actual, por
mi oficina Tetuan No. Is.
E. F. Schluter,
Administrator Judicial.
~ Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14

las sli.Iinrnlaas mssEsr~N Gaaanln.
r. L. dri tastiiie > Virginia flarra.
ran. ss.lclaarAn rsla nHi,e ca q Mn.
nicital "a fane,sn a. derg,rdisla. rsm
un Fsspziama muy amrno. rcTsiadrFa.
nlcnfe slclisiosa San TRES ol,r ias s4i'
micas. sic exqaisita facsnra. cn ias qnc
tanio IA sefora del Castillo ss'mo Ia
srforiia RarraEan tirncn mncao insi.
micnfo .cn IA Interpretation dc los dis
tlnios f.pos que ficnen ~ ,oaIsa.
N aplandido actor schor caivo to-
mara par,e iamblcn en cl csPectaculo.
coolerando asi al mejor Sxlto. -
Dadas las simpaiias one han sahido
conquisfar en- San Juan. las dis;.nGni.
das al tisias mejicanas. has Qae espe-
rar que el ieairo sc yea esia mochr
muy animado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
Ell EARNAyAL EN- Ell
~ssE CASINO ESPANOL

La Comisi6n de Festejos del Casino
Espailol de San Juan Sc reuni6 anoche
Y despues de un amplio cambio de i'm
presiones sc acord6 celebrar tres bales
en- las pr6ximas fiestas del Carnayal. :.
El prfmefo sera de Etiqueta v ha de We
rificarseqel domingo 10 de febrero. Ell
lunes 16 habra Bale mfantil, ell bale
de trajes, que con tanto 6xito Sc ceIe-
bra todos los aiios. Y el martes IL
un gran baile de mascaras.
III Casino Espa6ol, como todos los
ailos, sera upo de, los factores princi-
paies del dxito del Carnaval en- San
dlIan. # f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
Ell CASA sc sPESpfDt


Estamafiana fu6 suspendido ei ca.
SO criminal que Sc sigue contra Candi-
do Lassen, acusado de un delito de
atentad0 a la vida.
s Este hecho ocurri6 en- Santurce, ALA
para Ell IA de noyiembre de 1913, cuan
do Ell indicado acusado -se dice aten
to contra la vida de Modesto Escalera,
-causandole heridas con un machete.
Ell Fiscal hizo la investigation del ca
so calific0 el delito de 10 que va he
mos dicho.
Ell juicio fu6 suspendido por no ha-
Der comparecido uno de los testigos,
llamado Agapito Escalera, contrl quien
la Corte libr0 mandamiento de arres-
to por desacato.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-14
OMERcIAL.

Nos infOrman los sehoreS Beltmdez y
Garcia que So han aecho cargo active
y passive de Ia extinguida sociedad
Rivera v Garcia. dc esta ciudad. que
cOniinuariD sus mismOs negOcioS Son
socios dc In firma los seilOres Joaquin
BeltndeZ Mariana II. Garcia.
Bucnos negOciOs.