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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03
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tTea1se = Insafc AslsA WeH0 Mossaneea
- 0s1un1a yUn1RG1 6sonN q
CAufenD - AnssAro.b
10 America coming % tAi1! HAyo
our national ideals saegod! Are
We LEGS Alirutatic than ~ Were
during IL wary II our interesk
more circumscfihed! u our con-
ces1 more eelf-eentereds
What IL to Be- said OF the bush
ness life Of America today? .Thsre
d plsaty q business, but VII our
business methods stand 4 cloee
scrutiny We are suffering frum
high prices. and prices AZ hieh
mot always because supplies afe
short
It u . race for pfo6ts, and men
are not ovefscfupulous = TO how
profits are made, provided they are
made fast and big. Speculation In
sugar hAs become . scandal. Il n
Quires more herolsm than many 4
shopkeepef can muster to ~ satis-
ned with 30 per cent profit when
the public will submit to 60.
What 10 to b eaid Of our social
lifsf There 10 = laxity that shocks
the old-fashioned nouons Of pro-
priety. Dress has reached an ex-
IRENE which makes decency close
ito eyes. There 10 . euggestivencss
about the exposure Of the human
body which causes one to woader
who set the fashions. Vice naunts
itself In the face Of virtue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

ANY, ~ 3t8kMos
The captain was : fugitive. The
envy and treAeAsry e hia king had
drawn HIN . ths fAstneaues q the
Ailla.
Tnees : fsN mem gathered To him
|-AttfActed b. Ais heroie per1onAl-
~ md the tAfilling story q his
night Or irnpelled By the spirit q
adventure or b ind rendezvous
with bolA spirits ssading the
claims q ordinary ard ordered
lifA
But this yoahs soldier, hanted
and imperilsd q he VA, was no
lawleoe bandit out for loot Or 70
prisal. He was the tfuest OF pat
riots; he loved hi country, his
city, his people. Already he had
been instrumental In the defeat Of
An army that came up against his
people, and in killing their inso-
lent leader.
Following this heroic service to
his country, there came . strange
list Of his loyalty. The king wa
snvious Of the popularity Of the
young soldier, and cast At him Z
jAvelin that stuck fast in the wall
behind him,
And now he Is in hiding from the
vengeance q the mad king. But
he II still loyal. a. We shall see.
The king. hunting the young man
through the rough hill country rests
It the entrance Of . cave, which
happens to b the cAxe q Adullam,
where the yoang captain held his
rendsxvou1 and. his headquarters.
His chance had come. Why should
he withhold his sword from ven-
gAnce? Twice had the king at
tempted hin life and Wa even now
seeking 70 kill him. And furtber-
more. the young soldier had already
been ofliciAlly chosen % the new
king. But no will do no wrong.
With hfs sword he cuts away he
skirt Of the garment Of the king.
Evidence that the king was easily
within his power.
I will give you another proof OF
his patriotism and his noble spirit.
This 10 the story: Three of the
80 chiefs went down and came to
David in the harvest time unto the
cave Of AdullAm: and the troop OF
the Philistines was in Bethlehem.
of Rephain, and the garrison OF
the Philisines was in Bethlehem.
And David longed and said, "Oh.
that one would give me drink OF
the water OF the we'll Of Bethle-
hem, which ID By the GATE" And
the three mighty men brooks
through The host Of the Philistines,
and drew water out Of the well OF
Bethlehem that was by the gate
and took It. and brought it to
David; nevertheless he would not
drink thereof, but poured it Out
unto the Lord. and he said. BE Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

Exercises In the commemorative
OF the dedication Of Oak Grove
Chapel, the second United Presby-
tefiAn church. founded on July 1,
1915. will b held ct the church to-
morrow. The chapel was dedicat-
Cd dve years ago BY its present
pastor, Rev. J. L. Vance.
Tho Sabbath school will begin q
$50 in the morning with the goal
q . one hundred per cent attend
Ance. Church services will start
It 10:lS. with musical numbers,
followed BY ordination Of the cid
srs. The reception Of members will
b held after the ordination OF ED
er1. The communion address on
This Year Also" will be given fol-
lowing the baptisms and will be
succeeded by the Lords supper and
musical numbers.
The chapel was given permission
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

last spring BY the Presbytsry to
elect it, elders under the rotary
system. This is the first time that
the chapel has elected them.
The elders whose ordination will
take place tomorrow are sen
iors, ]. ". Anderson. 0. b.
Maynard. G. ". Mcmillan. J. A.
Nelson and T. NJ. Todd. Tho Junior
elders arc Reuben Carlson. Erwin
Jorgenson, Bert Metcalf, s. r.
Thompson and Donald NJ. Vance.
'.The True Vine" is the subject
for the evening sermon by Rev.
Vance, which will be given at 7:4O.
Preceding the evening services, the
Young Peoples meeting with Flor
ence Bruhn az leader will be held
1t Z O'Clock followed by the Inter-
mediate meeting.
Rev. Vance took charge Of the
pastorate one year ago after his re-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03
A PRAYER FOR ALL
PUBLIC OFFICERS

Oh God. thou great governor Of
nj The world. We pray Thee for all
20 nod public Office and power.
for the life, the welfare, and the
virtue Of the people are in their
hands to make or to mar. We re-
joice that by the free institutions Of
our country the tyranous instincts Of
the strong may be curbcd and turned
to the patient service of the cori-
monwealth.
Strengthen the sense OF duty in
our political life. Grant that tho
servants Of the state may feel ever
more deeply that any diversion CT
their public powers for private ends
is . betrayal Of their country. Purge
our cities and states and nation OF
the deep causes OF corruption whicn
have so often made sin profitable and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

turn from France whore he served
~ . z. NJ C.. A worker for more
than . year. Previous to his de-
parture for overseas, Rev. vance
founded the Oak Grove Chapel.
Since he has taken the charge
the chapel has doubled IT. member
ship. has Quadrupled its regular
contributions, and has almost COM
pleted the pledges it made for its
entire allotment towards the New
World Movement.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03
ONE YEAR AGO

Paris published text of alliance
between United States, Great Bri-
tain and France for military pro-
lection Of France against unpro-
voked aggression by Germany.
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uprightness hard. Bring 10 IN end
the staie days OF party cunning.
Breath new spirit into all our na-
ton Lift US from the dust and miru
OF the past that we may grid our.
selves for a new days work. Give
our leaders . new vision of the pos
sible future of our county. and ret
their hearts on fire with large re-
solves. Raise up . new generation
Of public men. who will have the
faith and daring of the Kingdom Of
God in their hearts and who will
enlist for life in a holy warfare for
the freedom and rights Ct the r-op,o.
WALTER RAUSCHENDUSCH
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

PICNIC ON THE NEW CAPITOL.
Through the government locks, to
Clinton, Friday. July 9. Bring your
baskets and have a picnic on the
water. Leaves, $3.50 q. m, returns
900 p. m.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

CHRISTIAN
nus md fifteenth street. Rev. L. Hsds.
wu. pastor. Bible school at $50 ..
M 4. D. Phillips superintendent. Ser.
vice q 1915 and 100 Christian En-
deaypf Il $50. Rev. Q. V. williamson Of
HaMlsbuU will preach in the morning.
PsAof's evening theme: The Two Great
Dedo"
olso0d Christian-t,orner Sixth street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

Thousands of people in the Tr-Ctes and country for
fifty miles around have been looking forward to the start
of this the Tri- Cities chief economy event.
The capacity Of even this big store will be taxed to its
utmost. We earnestly urge every woman who can pos
siby do SO to shop during the morning ursand as
early possible.
Harmed & Won Maw were the first to introduce
store-wide 20% Discount Sale in the Tn-Ctes. The
coming sale will mark the Path event of this kind we
have held We justly proud of the fact that each
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-03

one has returned greater volume of business than its
predecessor, for it is splendid and convincing testi
monia of the confidence the public feel for these great
saving events It's reward for the painstakng
have taken to keep these seannual events open and
above board.
AS usual there is some merchandise exempt from the
sweeping reduction Of oneh But the great bulk of the
immense stocks on our six floors can be bought at 20
discount from Tuesday, July 6 to Saturday, July 18th,
inclusive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
INFORMACION GENERAL

! q. Il
Las noticias del frente polaco-ruso
acusan un cambio de situaci6n en-
contra de los .rojos''. Los japoneses.
contindan retirandose de Siberia.
Inglaterra sigue enyfando tropas a
Irlanda reforzando las guarniciones
del Indostan.
Amigos y compafieras de oficina
acompanaron aver tarde al muelle a
la distinguida seflorita Rafaela Perez
Casalduc, que Sc ausent6 para Esta-
dos Unidos en- yiaje de recreo, hacien
do, uso de licencia. Buen viaje.
-Gentes dedicadas a los calculos
electorales afirman que ell Partido
Unionista obtendra ell triunfo en- cua
tro Distrios Senatoriales, sacando
tambien tres at large. Con las ten
tativas de pacto entire republicanos y
socialistas, Sc cree que aqu6llos OBJ
tendra mas elecores que en- el pasado
ano electoral, disminuyendo c0nside-
rablemente el compute total de los
socialistas. Elementos republicanos
mantienen la tests de que ell pacto les
dara la mayorfa en- la Camara y una
fuerte mayorfa en- ell Senado
-Nuestro distinguido amigo ell DIR.
Muiloz Dfaz, escribe a sus amigos de
San Juan, mostrandose muy satisfe
cho de su vista a Nueva York, en-
donde esta con su distihguida fami-
liza y pasara una larga temporada.
"Apesar de la baja del dulce-dice-
estoy bien", 10 que celebramos.
-,,Todo muy caro-" escriben de
Nueva York algunas i6Venes que fue-
ron allf trabajar en- diversas offci-
mas Muchas de las profesoras que
dejaron la isla para obtener plazas
en- Nueva York en- otras ciudades,
estan tratando de regresar Puerto
Rico, porqu6 la pr6Ximidad del in
vierno con sus frfos Y sus equipos de
ropa a tipos muy altos, les hacen du-
dar de la conveniencia de cOntinuar
en- ell Norte, atinque sea para volver
Ell veranC.
-Debe ensancharse ell puente de
San Antonio HIetera central-potr
que resulta insuficiente para el gran
trafico. Els una s0lida construction
de la epoca de Espala, cuya argue
ria esta en- perfecto estado y en- con-
diciones de soportar mayor anchura
ell la plataforma. 9"
La caIretera Sur. de Santuree
empalmara despu6s por el relleno de
los manglares hasta el actual Male
con, constituyendo una amplia via de
tratico por ell Sur de la ciudad sus
poblados. Sc proyecta otra carrete-
ra por ell Norte de la ciudad, salien-
do por Ell Abanico, siguiendo por Ell
| CendadO y fernando todo ell Norte de
Santurce hasta la carretera central,
por cerca de Rio Piedras. Dentro de
cincO afios Sc cree estaran, terlnina-
das las dos obras, cuyo eosto Sc cal
cula' de un million y medic de d6lares.
Sc, prepara una despedida para
los soldados que. var, para Panama a
constituir otro regfmiento de infan-
terra. i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Cronicas de Budapest
Les lamentaciones de la Divina
l,aslota''

plumas "pleurense", 10000 coronas,; un
abaLco cdlor rosa. 5000 coronas.
Eli 81 segundo acto llevo un vestido
negro, epn perlas negras, Zorro de mu-.
sci. naSde orc, $4,000 coronas; un aba
il 50 iiba,Es 5,0e0 coronas; una com
/, nae,s6n'' nestas 5000 coronas; una
bata a4ul. a2,oOa .coronas; un vestido
de .paf q blap,n 1000 coronas; un abri
20 eolsrf at glado. con erenard'' ma
Nrrdn, $4,000.
Aiemas neccs .o: cuatro pares de
zalatos. 10000 oronas; dos pares de
medals color de rosa, 5000 coronas
etcGtera.
! De mancra que puedo demostrarle
que antes de In pTimera representa-
, ci6n de I'm cdRdcsG siHgaan tive que
gastar 219000 coronas. Hay que ana
dir esta suma ms gaSt0s diarios,
como el pelVquero. ell jabon! Ia pintura-
de rOStro V otros -obietos indispensa-
bles, que llegan a 5000 coronas men
sltales. Y ademds. despu6s de unas
cincuenta Representatives., los vesti-
/; dos Sc ensucian Y Sc rompen, y los
!ZaRatos- Sc ,estropean. Va We usted,
que, hoy por hoy, e1 oficio de primera
tiple es rin negocio p6simo'. Ut
Estas sumas me parecfan exagera-
! das, Y me fuf a yer otras primeras IL
| Piles de La capital hGngara; pero todas
me, deinostraron, con facturas en- la ma
no, que tperdfan en- ell negocio, va 10
que les pagan los empresarios nj si-
Isquiersf basta para sus gastos de "toi-
lettes". Aunque las pobres artistas
procuren reducir sus gastos, no en-
cuentran en- Budapest un vestido por
, menos de 10000 coronas, nj un par
de zapatos por menos de 5000.
Fdnalmente fuf a yer un empresa-
rio lie repetf las lamentaciones de
la divina Carlota Y de las demas pri-
meras tiples.
-;C6mo Sc atreven quejarse elias?
I-exclam6 el empresario-. Soy yo ell
que pierde en- este maldito negocio.
-Entonces, ipor que no 10 deja us
tedT-le preguhto con ingenuidad.
,-iDeiarlo? sY de que viyirfa en-
| tonces ?7contest6.
1
| andres RETESZ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07

aAsfr como Espaila ttscne5 81 s1ivssllo
Gallo. Hglgria se valigg!oria q su
8"divira Carloia'', de t'ai1Na Fedak.
la reinas Ge Iii oinle;a hiinga afa3 slas ar
tista adorasla pofs los eahaliHs01iy an
vitliada ,por las mujerepsa
Y sin embargo. "a diyina Carlosa,,
no es feliz; sus dfas estan amargama-
dos por las luchas que sQst enc contra
sastres, moIistas zapateros. Aun-
que Carlota Fedlk CANA diariamente
mis-. de mil coroEas. tiene que sast:Sr
parte de su fortuna personal para 50
guir siendo Ia art.sta mas elegantc de
Budapest.
Cuando Ia eXpuse MS dudas acerca
de 10 fundadO de sus lamentaci0nes.
me present6 los siguientes detalles:
Tara mi l1ltimo gran triunfO, la
cOltdesd singdiU, ttlve que cOmprar 3
pelucas: una roja, una blanca una
color de rosa. Tn gramo de eabellos
cHesta cinco coronaS. Y para prepardr
una peluca, Sc nesccesitan 400 gramos.
Las tres pelucas me han costado S.09p
corohas. sf
En-. el primer acto llevo UNI sombre-
ro bianco con tres plumas, por los que
he pagado 4.5O0 eorOnas !; ,ln vestido
'charmeuse", con puntillas de verdad,
con tul Y con cresp6n} "georgete"ss 20
mil coronas; un bolsillQ de puntillas,
una sombrilla de puntillas y un boa
de tut, 4,5O0 coronas; perlas blancas
y de color rosa Gmitaei6nl 900 ao+
ronas; un vestido color de rosa, de
crespon de China, 5000 coronas; seis
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
secci6n Segunda.
AyIso

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
Secci6n Segunda, ha resuelto abrir un
terinino para juicios contenciosos. ci-
viles, comprensivo del dfa 18 al 81 de
Octubre actual, inclusive
De orden de la Corte Sc avisa a los
Sres. Abogados, o interesados en- los
casos pendientes Y listos, para que
concurran a la Corte a solicitar Sc
nalamiento, dentro de este termino,
con Ell fin de celebrar Ell juicio en- el,
advertidos todos de que los casos que
tengan mas de un aio de radicados,
respecto de los cuales no Sc pida Sc
nalamiento, ritilizando Ell plazo que en-
este aviso Sc fila, seran archivadOs
por ,abandono de las parties. re
San Juan, P. R, Octubre 54de 1920.
g. Negr6n Saniurjes
Secretario Corte Distrito, Sec, "a.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
NegOciO AgricOla en- la
Repiblica Dominicana,

Para fomentar un negocio impor-
tante de ganaderia y lecheria en- gran
escala, y agricola, cuando Sc establez-
ca la nueva Central DIANA: en- fin
cas- muy bien situ9das pr6ximas Ia
capitalize Santo Domingo pr6ximas
tambien otras fincas en- las marge-
mes de rio Ozama, compradas Ultima
mente pOr los sehores Rafael Fabian,
Jacobo Cabassa y otros: Sc desea un
socio con capital sufciente.
Para informesl dirfiase la persona
q6e desee interesarse EN- ell negOcio
a Jose Romero Fernandez, Hotel Ro-
ma, hasta ell Is del corriente mes; y
desde esa fecha al mismO nombre en-
Mayagiiez a la Capital de Santo
Domingo, r. d. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
INFORMACION GENERAL'
PARA MEDICO vIsITADOR

Sc nos ha informado que el doctor
Belaval sera nombrado ppr el Conse-
jo de Administration, m6dico vista
dor de los Hospitales Municipales de
San Juan, en- sustituci6n del doctor
Rafael Lopez Sicard6.
Sabemos que hay otros medicos que
aspiran a ese cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
En- EL MOHAWK

j + i j 80 \ . y q
En- el yapor MOhaWk que sali0 aver
a las cinco de la tarde de este puerto
para New York, lleya 200 pasajeros.
La lista es la siguiente. A. 9. Walker,
Eladio Fuelltes Manuel Sanchez y Sc
nora. f. A. G. Hastrup, g. II. Fu-
RET. Luis Martinez seflora, A. r.
Benestre, Besosa y sonora, Eta u.
Bresel, Carmelo Perez, Pedro Orcasi-
tas Fred Thompson senora, Patrick
t. Slomey, James Cunningham, Joseph
Caloarini. John Lewis, Robert HUI
mer, Frank Bello, Juan G. Badillo,
ENRIQUE Mora, H. V. Sass, A. 7.
Sass, GuillerIno Casanovas, Felix Lu-
ggi, Domingo G. Hernandez, Gabriel
/ Tirado Lopez, H. H. Gary, Ramon Fer
nlndez, Manuel H. Castrillo, Herm0ge
mes Flores, Jose Silva Y sonora, Julio
V6lez, Carmen Martinez, Maria Luisa
Rio, Ramon Catala. Jrb Marcelino
: Magaden, Francisco Nicolau, Angela
Maria Torres, Rosa NJ. Romero, jose
ia S. Dulles tres ninos, Maxine REQ
va, Enrique Rivera, Harold G. James
V seflora, w. McCloy, Leonard n. Co.
sewell, Francisco Irizarry, Rafael Mar
tfnez, Edward Kopperels, Elias n.
Tafs, Candida R. Moreni dos hijas,
Manuel Jimenez, Luis Miranda, Ma
nuel. Alvarez, Herm6genes Torres,
John. B. Cosgriff y sonora, Epifanio
Vidal, Mario Marino, Mercedes Car
mona, Elena Avellanet, Margarita Bel
tran, Juana Beltran, Providencia Pi-
de, DR.. j. W. Travis, Eduardo Ro-
dAgueZ, Gomez, Frank Koon, Miguel
s. Bonilla, R. P. Hernandez, Maria
Belpre Sorreta, Justo Rivera Pesante
hijo, Mercedes Garcia de Font, AL
dora Enfors, Alfredo Hernandez, An
selmo Gonzalez, Jose Rola Rodriguez
v seilora, Eugenio Baradales Y sonora,
,Tosefina Baradales, Berta Hernandez,
Bella Acevedo, Mrs. Ford, Rafaela Pc
rez, Elvira Alfonso, Juana Wives, Mer
cedes Martinez, Antonio Romero, Jai-
me Barcel6, Alfred H. Allen sehora,
Marcelina S. Duran Y tres nii1os, La
disla Marrero, Marion de JESUS, E.
E. Gridley, Isabel TeXidOr, Martina
Sanchez, w. A. Gowrie sonora, Jose
Santiago, Severe Miranda, JESUS NJ.
Rivera, Francisco Ortiz, Charles X.
Smith Y sonora, Graacisca Corta y dos
nifios, Maria A. Cobb, Rosa Apart
clio Duffont, Cruz Barbosa, Eugenia
Font, Miguel Palacios, Ivan Mullen
Loft, Pedro $. Lorcnzi, Jose Colrcli-
jer Y seflora, Oscar de Cordona, Car
los Parodi Y seflora, Jose Perez, r.
Rideout, Charles Batchelor, .senorita
NJ. O'Connor. Rafael Vidal, Julio
Nervena hijo, Altagracia Santiago
Iluminada Alvarez R. A. Hernandez,
Luis A. Falcon, H. H. Hoffman, l..
W. Lutz, J ). H. Herman y sonora.
senorita J. Schuman, senorita r.. Ra
dus, Francisco Pasapera, Gaspar i.
Aguilar, Manuela CarrasCuil'p, Mar
celina Marrero, Maria G. Dfaz An
tonic Manero, Anselmo Soresta Juan
Blanco Gonzalez, j. e. Van der Linde,
Jose NJ. del Vale, Juan Mora. Luis
Areno, sefiora Henry Rhedan, Elias
Lebael1 Martin Maybruck, William
II. Hamaquit, Victor Delanoir, Joseph
Henry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
pAsApoRTEs

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes paSaportes:
Para Espafa Y Francia: al senior
Antonio Davila Dfaz, Y una mia me-
nor Maria Conception viuda de Da-
villa y selorita Conception Davila Dfaz,
tOdOs de Manatf.
Para Curazao, Venezuela Y Guianas
Inglesa, Francesa Danesa: al senior
Ramon Velez Rodriguez, de San Juan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
BUQUE HOLANDES PROCEDENTE
DE EUROPA

Aver tarde a las tres fonde6 en- este
puerto el hermoso buque holand6s
P,InS FreGerich Henry, procedente de
Europa, cor carga para San Juan y
algunos pasajeros.
Este buque no efectuara su descarga
hasta que no termine el Delpt, de la
misma lfnea que esta descafgando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Profesora de Piano.

Maria de Toca Gomez con diploma
del Real conseryatoriO de Madrid, ha
estabIeeido classes de Piano de , IL
a. m. y de 3 a tarde. Las interesa-
das pueden pedir informes al telefono
242 azul. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Sc AUToRIzo AL EXECUTIVE

Como resultado de la Asamblea So
cialista-de que informa extensamen-
te Ell IMPARCIAL en- otro lugar-se
autoriz6 al Comite Executive del Par
lido a que adoptara los acuerdos que
estimare convenientes,t No Sc acor4
do pacto alguno' con con otra colectividad
polftica. suprrimida ia. Clausuia que
prohibe los 'entendidos con partidos
politicos, Sc colnsidera r:oota Ia cohe-
sion del Partido Socialista, pues las
dos tendencias '',sn en- favor y en- contra
de los pactos, han qipeJdado en- pie. y, =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
AUxILIo MUTUo

Entradas:-Sres don Domingo Ur-
gal Cividanes, de San Juan; Joaquin
Martino Silva, de Goleta Arcosa; Ma
ximp Gonzalez Rodriguez, de aAihoni-
to; Pedro. Apfbarro Alfonso, de Ca
guas.
Salida:-Sr. don Vicente Jimenez
Cuevas, de Trujillo Alto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
Libretas escOlares.

La Standard Printing Works, de es-
ia ciudad. acaba de recibir un gran
surtidO de libretas escOlares, que re-
sultan de gran oportunidad y Ocasi6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
JUEz sUsT1TtTo'

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado el nom
bramiento hecho a favor del tse1or
Leopoldo Morera Colon, como, Juez de
Paz Sustituto de Salinas, mientras du-
re la licencia concedida al Juez Pro
pietario. .s9!lra.aIM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07

Reniquelado de PLEAS DE AUTO
MOVIL. J
The Porto Rico Electroplating :
Co. Inc,
Luna A. TeIef. 1901.
San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
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ACONTECIMIENTO EN-
FORTALEZA II

Sc estan realizandO iniinidadI de
articulos para CabaHeros, a precios
de verdadera OpOrtunidad y de impo-
sible competencia.
LO que I'd. necesite 10 hallara en-
la Gloria, de
VICENTE ARRIVI.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-07
CAMBIo DE CANDIDATURAs

Ha sido archivada en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico,
la renuncia presentada por el senior
Juan B. Roman Arroyo, como candi-
dato del Partido linton de Puerto Rico,
para ell cargo de miembro de la Asam
blea Municipal de Hatillo.
Y la designation del seflor Jorge
seda Crespo, como candidate de Ia
Uni6n de Puerto Rico, para el cargo
de miembro de la Asamblea Municipal
de Rinc6n, pQr renuncia presentada
por ell senior Juan Arroyo Manzanares.
CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL DISTRI-
TO JUDICIAL DE SAN. JUAN,
PUERTO RICO.