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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02
BOSCOBEL MAN TAKES
EXTENDED MOTOR TRIP

Geo. Gunderson and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl Kicks, all of Bosco-
bel, departed Sunday morning on an
extended trip through the west in Mr.
Gunderson's car. They will visit in
Montana, cross the line into Canada
and return via Yellowstone Park and
the Black Hills. The trip will con-
sumo a month and involve much
sightseeing.
The Boscobel high school baseball
team holds an unbroken record of
eleven straight victories this season.
Last Saturday Richland Center bit
the dust before the Boscobel team and
on Saturday next Madison and Bosco-
bel cross bats with good game in
sight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02

Miss Nellie Moran of Austin. Mimi.
visited relatives over Memorial Day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02

DR.. Kraut reports a boy at the Floyd
Slaght home, Beetown, Tuesday
DR.. Doolittle reports boy at the
Melvin Sedbrook home, Boice Creek,
Sunday and a boy at the Harry Ed
wards home, Nj. Ida, Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02
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AT THE MOVIES.
Ornhenm Pr0gram,

UFpHeum FFOgfama
Wednesday-Jam j. Corbett in
"Prince of Avenue Al
Thursday-B Beatrice Michelina in
Flame of Hellgate.'
Friday-Fox News, Mutt & jeff
Peggy Hyland in Merry go-round"
Saturday June Caprice in "The
Love Cheat" Harry Pollard in Gall
at Sea"
Monday and Tuesday-Baby Gloria
Joy III "Corrinne Come Here" Har-
old Lloyd in His Royal Slyness. y
Two reels Of fun.
Grand Theatre.
Wednesday and Thursday-Lewis
Bennison in High Pockets"
Friday and aturday-Pauline Fred
erick in THE Peace of Roaring Riv-
er" Special music.
Last Goodby time at the Grand, Ev-
erybody come!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. August Kress spent
Saturday at Preston.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
Lincoln and The People.
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE.
Copyright. 1920

The dominant note in Lincoln, heard clearly
vast spiritual somewhat call The People;
Ali the people That they knew really better what to do
common affairs every day and in the great crises.
That they than who to lead
hem rule themselves better than king can rule them
have sound than philosopher who would teach
te and better than religious sect that would upt
Believing The People like believing in Cod many talk
Of it, but few do it.
yet People surely work justice in the
end No judgment right and true the Judgment of man
1t is The People who finally slavery gadia
games and the burning of witches And
The People settles settled forever Their decson issued
from the throne of Time reversed Great reforms
never back.
The People may be va tickle and foolish times but their
rupt Any appeal just They close God
No program Of cruelty or selfish privilege can ever carry with
them permanently By and by it the ofty ideal they follow
the noble purpose they understand.
The creed OF Lincoln and his kind OF democracy the homely
can fool all the people the you fool
all of the people all OF the time"
faith; He did not know he owned His M a no the
OF logic mill in his head pointing of the
People Because he was of them He had stru
gd up through their privaon had shared their ongngs had
batted with their limitations And when he reached his place
o power and stood command the ruler of mighty nation
The People still bone Of their bone.
He without comeincss yet The People clung
him with that swift unreasonng, passionate that only
heroes awaken.
The People supreme court The Peoples event
ual word the day of judgment The voice of The People
last is the voice of God.
If any despise The People, Them hold himself
above them withdraw from hem and does any otherwise than
love them and believe them he upon his
own self a perverted egotist
For The People wholesome the sunshine the wide
the They deeply moral than any
saint or church. They utterly incorruptible.
God can himself reflected without flaw mans heart
womans cult esoteric group But The People, ALL
in humanity, He see His face
All this not We speak of things that higher
than that. We speak Of faith the ofest daring function
the soul And Lincoln the who believed this
saints beieved in God.
Do you? Or you hardly grasp it?
Evening star., 1920-02-12
Retirement BILL
SCORED, DEFENDED
Senator smoot Points to
Valuable Service of En-
pIoyes 70 and Over.

The civil service retirement bill was
before the Senate again yesterday aft
ernoon. Senator Smoot of Utah. while
admitting that some plan of retire
ment for the aged employees of the
government ought to be provided.
criticised various provisions of the
pending hill. He objected to the pro-
vision which would make the empIoye
receiving $1,000 contribute 2k per cent
of his salary. while another employe
tribute the same percentage. He also
criticised the bill because it would
compel the retirement of some very
ef1cient employees who were seventy
years old or over.
There are some bureaus in Washing
ton which practically are run by men
who Ars seventy years of age or more" :"
said Senator Srnoo,. ''They know the
work as :, child does his a B Cs It
would be hardship to have them re-
tired. They are efficient employees"
Estinlatrs the Cost.
Senator Sroot contended that q the
expirat ton of thirty-five years the an
nual expenditure under the bill would
he SIS, 100000. of which about 81 goo.
900 would be contributed by the en-
ployes and 1000, 900 by the govern
ment.
Senator Norris of Nebraska opposed
the passage of the bill at this tim,
on the ground of economy. He urged
that it is vitally necessary to keel
all expenses down while the natioT
is faced with such huge debts.
Il am and for several years have
been in favor of retirement legisla
tion, and therefore ] realize that
run the risk Of being misunderstood
in the attitude which | shall now
take" said Senator Norris.
See Measure ns Saving.
Senator Townsend of Michigan or
the other hand. defended the bill ane
urged its pror1pt passage, declaring
that in the end it Will he a saving Il
the government. in view Of the in
creased efficiency. Senator Sterling
in charge Of the bill. also reiterated
his arguments to the effect that tht
measure will result in saving the gov
ernment money.
Evening star., 1920-02-12

mittee. to call a meeting to make
plans for the election of delegates to
the republican national convention, it
is said.
The republican national committee.
however, has recognized the repub-
lican state committee of the District.
headed by William T. Galliher. as the
official organization in the District.
The matter of the selection of the
delegates from the District lies en-
committee. There is no law here re-
lating to the selection Of these dele
gates. But unless they are selected
in accordance with the decisions of
the national committee, there is no
chance of their being seated at the
convention in Chicago.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
SENATE may BUY
7 LINCOLN PORTRAIT
Sherman Resolution for Pm-
chase of Thorpe Likeness
to Come Up.

Senator Sherman's resolution pro-
viding for the purchase by the gov
ernment of new portrait of Abra-
ham Lincoln. painted by Freeman
Thorpe of this city. to be placed in
the Senate gallery of portraits Of
distinguished Americans, is expected
to be called up in the Senate in a
few days. when. it is thought. ia
vorable action will be taken and the
portrait. recently finished. acquired
by the government.
The portrait. painted from several
sketches of Lincoln made during his
occupancy of the White House. aud
from study of practically every pic
ture of the martyred war President,
is a new depletion. portraying him
with an expression of animation not
usually seen in Lincoln portraits and
minimizing the fam5 lar grofesque
exaggeration of feature accompany
ing other likenesses.
Tells of Painting Portrait.
The painter gives this history of
the painting of the portrait:
'tForty-eight years ago distinguished
members of the Senate who had been
closely associated with Abraham Lin
colp realized that there was no good
portrait of him in existence; that there
was no noted portrait painter in
America during Lincoln's time; that
the period OF Gilbert Stuart Sully, Ben
iamin West. Charles Wilson Peal and
Rembrandt Peal had passed, with no
immediate successors of note; that the
only portraits of Lincoln were painted
from photographs, and that the photog-
raphy Of that day was crude and dis
torted features. In the hope of ulti-
mately getting a correct portrait of
Lincoln, they had an atelier erected on
the roof of the Senate wing of the
Capitol, which. in connection with the
upper room of the Senate library. formed
an effective studio.
They selected a young portrait
painter who had known Lincoln and
had studied him very carefully from
life and who could. offhand make
more accurate sketches of him than
any pictures then in existence. They
and while painting the portraits of
prominent Americans to make a thor
ough study Of the life and character
of Lincoln. He was to make an es-
pecial study of animated expression
in his work. and when. if ever. he
tation, to paint Lincolh's portrait put,
ting the character of the attractive.
real Lincoln into the work. which
none of Lincoln's pictures then exist
ing. in their judgment. possessed.
Freeman Thorpe Selected.
''The painter they selected was
Freeman Thorpe. and to. facilitate
his study of Lincoln he was given the
entire floor of the Senate and House
for twenty years. The portrait has
recently been finished and it is the
painters hope that ultimately it will
hang on the walls of the Senate gall
leries as the only portrait that shows
Lincoln as he really looked when
living and when animated conversa-
tion and discussion enlivened his
face and expression"
Evening star., 1920-02-12
POLICE MAKE "WET1
CASES, EVIDENCE SHOWS
Men and Women Used as Confed-
crates to Effect National Pro-
hibition Violations.

Evidence brought out in the United
States branch of the Police Court yester-
day in the case of Robert l. Linhart.
an automobile chauffeur. charged with
violating the national prohibition law,
indicates chat the police department
is using men and women as confed-
crates to make cases under this law.
In this case. it appears from the
evidence that Lieut.. Sheetz used
man and young woman in the pay Of
the police department to plan q So
cial party at the woman's house, in
which Linhart was to have been a
member.
The arrangements were that Lin
hart was to buy one quart of whisky
and the woman. working with the
police. another quart Linhart pur-
chased two quarts of whisky, one
with his own money and the other
with money given him by the woman,
which Lieut. Sheetz admitted on the
stand he had given the woman to
make the purchase.
1t was further shown in the evil
dence that Lieut.. Sheetz. with Ser
geant Roam. planned and knew every
move made by the woman, and that
when Linhart reached the home of
the woman, to attend the alleged
Evening star., 1920-02-12
TELL OF PAPER MAKINa.

Various processes and methods in the
manufacture of paper were described
by F.. A. Curtis, chief Of the paper di-
vision Of the bureau Of standards, at a
dinner given by the paper and sta
tionery section of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association at the Dewey
Hotel last night. Mr.. Curtis explained
many details Of paper making and show
ed the wide range of materials from
which paper Is made, as well as a num-
Der of materials capable of being con-
verted into paper. such as animal mat
ter. the striated muscles Of the human
body, etc.
Other speakers were Alfred Tennyson
of the r. p Andrews Paper Company
and Charles J. Columbus. secretary of
the association. Charles G. Stott pre-
sided.
Evening star., 1920-02-12

Another thing we've noticed
about wrist watches is that
ever time anybuddy looks at
one they allus ask what time
it is.
TIL reason theirs so many
empty jails is because a feller
has t be drunk before a police
man kin catch him.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
RESTRICTS s0LD1ER,CIERKs.

Secretary Baker has directed that en-
listed men of the Army shall not be or
dered to perform clerical duty in this
city unless it is clearly shown that they
are wanted for particular technical work
which cannot be performed by availa BILE
clerks in bureaus<and offices Of the War
Department. -
As a rule. he says, when it is necessary
TO order enlisted men to this city for
the performance of clerical duty, ii
should be only for a particular technical
duty and in no instance for a period be-
yond the existing emergency.
Evening star., 1920-02-12

Satisfaction is Assured
when the roof is repaired by
experts.
NCMMCU Am Roofing 52G 18th NV.
INOlNSATAO Compsny. PHI. Main II.
Take a Tip from Us
and order BEAVER BOARD
row while it's to be had. Big
1ot-assorted sizes just put on
sale. You'll o. X. our prices.
Geo. NJ. Barker Co., Inc.
s4951 " ave.; 1517 7th ct. Tel. NJ. 1a4s.
Casey Knows
what to do 10 make the Heating
Plant heat properly.
PLUMBING. HEATING AND TIMING.
1907 14th NV. Col. 155-133l
Evening star., 1920-02-12

fine of $50 against the prisoner and
ordered the return of the auto to the
owner.
This is the first case under the ma
tional prohibition law in Washington
in which an automobile has been CON
fscated and been returned TO the
1wner.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
WOULD PAY JUDGES MORE.
Bill Introduced ss to Orphans
Court in Montgomery County.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 12 (Spe-
ciaD D.-For the purpose of increasing
the pay of judges of the orphans court
in Montgomery county to Sc day. Rep
resentativc Griffith yesterday introduced
a bill in the state legislature.
Evening star., 1920-02-12
party. sheetz and Roam made the

party, Sheetz and Hoah Maue the
arrest.
Linhart went to the woman's home
in an automobile owned by William
J. Brown. and. under the law, the
machine transporting the liquor, of
which Mr.. Brown hadno knowledge,
and for which he had not given his
consent, WIS conflscated
Judge Mcmahon imposed a nominal
Evening star., 1920-02-12
RIVAL D. c. DELEGATIONS
FOR G. O.P. CONVENTION
Unrecognized Central Committee
Opened by Aaron Bradshaw and
Will Lay Plans for Election.

Headquarters for the republican
central committee have been opened
by Aaron Bradshaw at 400 5th street
northwest. and it is the purpose of
Mr.. Bradshaw, chairman of the COM
Evening star., 1920-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SPECIAL CONvOCATION OF
COLUMBIA CHAPTER,
No / K. A. NJ.


will I've held SATURDAY. February II. 1920. At
5::so PIN. for the purpose OF comforting the
Royal Arch Degre. BY order OF the High
Priest. G.. c. COOMBS. Secretary.
j WILL. NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than myself
EDWARD V. SIPOS. 40 10Th st. s.w, 10
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-THIS Is TO
painting, etc. hitherto conducted by X. h. Fer
Euson individual, at 1O11 9th street NV.
las been Incorporated and will in future he
conducted under the name Cf u. Il. Ferguson.
Inc. the said corporation having taken over
the assets and good will Of the said busir"ss
ard having assumed all of the debts and liabii-
ities thereof as of January I, 1870.
Il. \. FERGUSON.
WASHINGTON HOME FOR INCCRABLES--
Notice is IN. r,by given that thc annual meet
1E- of the members OF the Washington Home
fer 1Ecnrahles for the e"cticl OF members OF
~" boar! of managers. whose terms are cXpir-
Trust Company. corner "f ii and 18th streets.
Thursday. February 10. 1929. at IL o'clock
am. All persons who have contributed 81 an
nuaiiy over $50 in sum are entitled to
vote.
] HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT l WILL.
not he responsible for any debts except con
fracted by myself. JOHN W. CROSS, tbs
Shepherd ST.. NV. 13s
WARFIEI.D'S INCOME TAN BUREAU
tSecond foorD 1i23 st. NV.
Eaualed by few-fxcelled by none. The "Su-
preme Court of Income Tax Information
Nine years practical experience.
Phone Franklin 7434.
LORENZO G.. WARFIELD. Manager. 13s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
ENTEs vENDEDORES:

bro Y al cofaz0n de los padres de fami-
liza saludables ensenanzas,. verdaderos
motives de inspiration que habfan de
infuir poderosamente Ell los destinos
ulteriores de nuestro pueblo.
La direction de la escuela viene, al
mismo tempo, verificando otra serie de
conferencias para los nifios, que toda-
via siguen SUI curse. Estas conferencias
-estan cargo de distinguidas profeso-
ras y elementos conocedores de los pro-
blemas educacionales, identificados con
los prop6sitos Observation-Disclosures de es
ia Semana Escolar.
La'Asociacion de Padres y ell cuerpo
de maestres de la Escuela Lincoln tie
men frases de encomio para cuantos en-
una u otra capacidad han tornado par
tie actiya EN- estos actos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
TELA BLANCA INDIAN HEAD

La economic consiste en- haceres sls ninos busas
raectos escoares de cuaquer tea blanca que POI
CO. Caste un POGO mas c6mpTeles la legftms INDIAN
HEAD CLOTH que dura como Ell herro Sc pone mas boz
nita con cada layado pelanente acabado
de no Ha visto usted una falda heeha de esta el2
calzonelos trajes eportvos bordados deshados to-
dos los de la fama Una piececta de 30 yds hace
amos Sc ha fabricado coslmido esta tela la mas AMIN
cada del mundo todas parties Prodco de los teares
de THE NASHUA MANUFACTURING CO. Y de yenta
en- estabecimentos acredados solaente La e
va el nombre INDIAN HEAL preso en- el oTillo no Sc
deje engaiiar tomando otta que no 10 tenga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
DE PADRES DE LA
ESCUELA LINCOLN


Como contribution al exito de la Csc
mana Escolar', que Sc esta ceIebralldO
en- toda la isla, la Directiva de la Aso-
.ciaci6n de Padres acord0 la realiza-
ci6n de ,varios aetos.
La serie de conferencias en- que .niem
bros prominentes de esta comunidad,
designado de antemano, desarrollaron
temas relatives al mejoramiento de la
instruction y educaci6n de nuestros nj
nos. Sc cerro en- la noche del jueves o,
EN- medic de la mayor animaci0n y en-
tusiasmos. En- elias tomaron parte el
DR.. Gomez Brioso, Aldea Nazario,
Lcdo. Llauger Dfaz y el senior joaquin
Becerril. Todos ellos nevaron al cere-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
Los QUE LLEGARON EN- Ell
eCoNDE WIFREDOo

Jok E. Morales Dfaz, Gloria Diaz
Alvarado, Dolores Morales Diaz, Isa-
bel Morales Dfaz. Manuel Garrido, @,
Bartoli, Vicente Rego, Francisco Cap,
Blanco, Salvador Pinto, Manuel M,
Perez, Elvira sSegovia Moreno, Balta-
Ear Puig, Manuel Benftez, Fortunate
j. Wulman, Luisa de Wulman, Clara
w. de Wulman, Noises Wulman, Si-
mi Wulman, Pedro Juan Calaper,
Adolfo Fernanedz, Enrique Sendice,
Manuel de la Fuente, Miguel Martf-
nez Gomez, Jose Ramon Cuesta, Jose
A. Alvarez Prida, Florentino A. Can
gas y Jose Martinez Tulla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

NEGOCIO EN- CAFE Y MADERAS
Ell Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha eXpedido certificado de rpgis-
tro a la corporation del pals denomi-
NADIA The Ldres kNdustridl COmpany,.
Inc, cuyo oficina principal Sc estable-
cera en- la calle Colhercio, de Lares. Di-
cha corporation Sc dedicard principal
mente manufacturer Y vender produc-
tos substancias relacionados con la
industrial del cafe Y la MADEIRA del pals.
Su capital autnrizado es de $100.00J,
Sus ipcorLoradOrCs son los selOreS Bal
tazar Marquee; Pablo VilelIa3 Jr., Pa
bio Canals Alfred NJ. Thomson, todos
lie G4areS, menos 81 tiltimo, que cs Ic
S:;n Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

EsPEcTAcULos

Cine Lura
Episodios 1 v 2 De la gran serie,
FL Leon de la Sierra, una comica
una Revista Univer al.
Cine Monte Carlo
Dos hermosos episodios de LA
Calaveras del Terror una cinta CO.
mica con. una Revista International
Cine Real
Una Revista International, una
gran cinta comica y los grandiosos
episodes de "Las Calaveras del Te-
rror.D
Cine Victory Garden
Antonio Moreno en- los soberdios
episodes z y s de 81 Antifaz Sinies-
tro"; talnbi6n exhibira una cinta
comica de Billy West.
/. Cine Puerto Rico
El famoso Henry B. Warner en- el
Sensational drama en- 5 parties "Som-
bras Perseguidoras'', una comedia en-
/ reel j tambien debut de la famosa
Y aplaudida Troup Los Monges, con
difcilfsinos actos de acrobacia, jue-
gos malabares, juegos de salon, dia-
logos y rqmbas.
Cine Imperial
Debut de la ,famosa Companfa de
Variedades Troupe Pacheco. Espec-
taculo nuevo y estreno de VII
liam S. Hart en- ''Una Tienda de Ia
yas".
Teatro Variedades, (Bayam0n)-
Ell grandioso drama titulado "La
Cruz del Sur, por Elmo Lincoln, "
la comedia Gun Mono Temperance" i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
INTENTo DE EscALAMIENTo

En- Fajardo, unos cacos intentaron
escalar la oficina de Ia Colecturia de
Rentas Internas. No pudieron llevar
u efecto su intento Y Ia policia ARES
to mas tarde Gregorio 0sorio y a
Tomas Diaz, como presuntos autores
del hecho. Sc les ocup6 varias he
rramientras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
LCDo. GAsPAR R. AGUILAR

LCDO. GASPAR r. AGUILAR
Lego recientemente de los Estados
Unidos, este conocido y active profe-
sional, que va establecerse por su
cuenta en- Ell ramo de comisiones en-
general con la representation de inn
portantes casas manufacturers de
Norteamerica. Dada la competencia
y numerosas relaciones- del amigo, Sc
gurarnente que obtendra Ell exito que
lie deseamos. Bienvenido y exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
INFORMAC,ION GEINEI
III .KITTERYp

Aver tarlc foade0 en- este puerto el
trasporte dc la Marina de Guerra,
.Kitterry'', procedentc dc Charleston,
S. C De .aquf seguirii viaie esta tar
de- paraS Santo Domingo, tan pronto
telmfhe ae hacer sus operaciones Ell
3el 1nGelIes No. 5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

RAFIA natural blanca en- pc
quotes no memories de media Ii
bra en- adeIante a so cts libra;
de cOlOres en- paquetes de u Ii
bra a 20 cts. paquete.- qonzaIez
Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
ARTcULos EURoPEoS
Joyas Europ,eas.

De los iltimos estilos, en- platino y
orc con diferentes piedras, acabamos
de recibir un colossal surtido que rea-
lizaremos en- los diasi de Nayidad q
precios sOrprendentes.
Visitenos.
JOYERIA DINET & PACHECO,
Plaza Baldorioty frente las
Camaras. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
III. n.ANToNIo LopEz,,

Aver a las cinco de la tarde entr6
en- nuestra bahia procedente de Sur "
Centric America. el vapor espaiiol an
toniosIy6pes Es muy probable que 81
asviaje para Esp;lla 9 Islas Cana
rias esta tarde a Ultima hora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
Ell LEON Mi,

PoR uI cable particular racibido en-
esta ciudad, nos hemos enterado de
que q vapor espai1ol, Leon XIII" sa-
li6 del puerto de Barcelona para PBo.
Ricos cf dfa .diez del corriente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
liConsumidores de Articulos de Algodon!!
Drill AsARGADO INDIAN HEAD

81 I'd ta eegane ho bonto dri aargado pda
fabrica
dan nombre M ego co que debe
ndio
son tai tanto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
|. MAYENDIA EN- RIO PIEDRAs
EN- SU LABOR

Vencida la Iicencia de que hizo uso,
ha vuelto a su labor en- las ofcinas
del Departamento de Agriculture y
direction, la Srta, Rafaela
Perez Casalduc, que regres6 dltima-
mente de los Estados Unidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
FRAZADAS NASHUA

Esan fabricadas algOd6n escogidO mejor, colo
bOntOs rmes lavables draderas AcabadO cOrrien-
imaci6n Lana, esas ltimas nevan La NASHUA
.WOOLNAP. Ell nOmbre de NASHUA rOjO aparece en- la
etiqueta de cada rsa debe Otras egfmas
dcha etiqueta TOdOs tamanOs cOlOres caidades. Fa
brcac6n especial de brca de frazadas del mundO
THE NASHUA MANUFACTURING co. que produce ell $3.50
del total de rsas de agOd6n que E. u
te al restO del mundO
AGENTES VENDEDORES:
AmOry, Browne & Co. Martin Tejedor
New York. ApartadO COL,
u. S. A. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13

Sedas y telas de fantasia con un
3O% de descuento en- "Las Noyeda-
des'', Brau As, San Juan. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
INTERVENTION QUIRpRGIcA

Nuestro amigo Ell senior Joaquin Be-
cerril. esta sometido tFatamiento
facultativo y lie atienden lds doctores
del TOro-Cuevas AviIes. peseamos-
le pronto establishments.
Infsrmsdor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-13
KcoNTECIMlENTo EN-

Sc estan reaIizando infnidad de
articulOs para CaballerOs, preciOs
de verdadera oportunidad , de impo-
sibIe cOmpetencia.
Lo que I'd. necesite 10 hallarA en-
LA Gloria, de
VICENTE ARRIVI.