davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
|l|lulNs 70
ELp 81 BOYS
ATTEND The Y


examiners Of the Rock Island
s.tsry club have q big place in
.s.ir hesrts for lads such as they
- were themselves" said O. J.
~s,,.tt. genral secretary of the Y.
= q 4, this morning. To-day
- hare authorized me to go
~ and find 50 boys who want
= ~ cur gym, swimming and
ssber privileges but couldn't quite
= 81 M the necessary money on
~ avn account-to give these
m memberships free, and the
u 81 will pay the Y the costs.
rhis Is me outcome Of an agita-
.,.r started two weeks ago in the
tmsry club, when 1t was suggest
4 ,hst the members might lend a
INA "a some of the $50 boys of
p p Island known to be desirious
4 chance of participating in the
VIC. A. work and festivities but
rithout the necessary funds.
Pay Tor 81.
The members were presented the
,rooosition and they favored it. Be-
tvsen them they decided that the
membership and incidental ex-
oenses Of 50 boys should be pro-
,rided for, the picking of these lads
n be accomplished by the Y staff.
The cost is to be paid individually
BY the Rotarians.
MI. Stirratt will interview all of
the youngsters who are not Y menu
hers but would like to be. Those
whom he finds who really dsire to
bslong, II they are unable to join
ION their own hook" will be given
the enviable chance Of having full
privileges for year. at no expense
Al ali to thin. This work will be
started this week and the Y ,auhor-
tiles expect soon to have the boys
lined up on the proposition.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
LEGION POST TO
PRESENT PLAY
III Jsllles II 1Seoc b Be Aired 70
Public vlew e ulineis Niddls
u NaxuA.

The Jollies Of 1920" . strictly
homo taleht production. will be nre-
sented to public view at the Illinois
theatre March IL, IL and Is, under
the auspices Of the Rock Island
post Of the American legion. The
Joe Bren Production company of
ChicaEo will direct the entertain
ment, being represented by Charles
Correll Of this city, who is we'll
known here.
The following committees have
been appointed: w. F. LArkin, II.
A. Kloye and Frank Emig. tickets;
advertising, Fred Mitchell assisted
by w. F. Larkin; talent, Ervtng
(Rosie) Wright assisted by N. H.
Sexton, Jr.
One Of the most brilliant features
OF this entertainment viii be the
appearance Of 80 young Rock Is
land women. These young women
are all talented and their names
will be given. out later.
The Community club have now
vacated the rooms at the Armory
hall and the American legion will
open club rooms there in the next
few days. Practice and rehearing
will take place at the club rooms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
VETERAN IS TO
ORGANIZE POST


A booster meeting will be held
at the Industrial hall. corner Of
Third avenue and Twenty-first
street, at 2 o'clock next Sunday
afternoon to obtain members for
the Rock Island post Of the Pri-
vate Soldiers and Sailors legion. II
was announced today.
Albert Jones, national organizer
for the union, and Il. F. lessen, the
latter for many years business
agent Of the Rock Island Painters
union, now state Organiser for the
soldiers and sailors legion, win
speak.
Jones II 'vetsr,n
Mr.. Jones served through he
Spanish-Americ war, fought in
the Philippines, in China during
the Boxer rebellion and against the
Germans in the late war.
He spoke in Rock Island about
two weeks ago, when the Private
Soldiers and aSilors' legion was
first launched here. His many
stories of service tine object of the
private soldiers and sailors In
banding together and the benefits
to be gained through the legion,
received the close attention Of a
we'll attended meeting.
However, active work was Given
up here for the time on account of
tn illness Of State Organizer Jes-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
Boy Scout News

The banquet of the first class
Scouts organization now known as
the Order of Merit Club, will take
place this evening at the Y. M. c. A
at $50. 1t is hoped that every
first class Scout in the city will be
present, to get in on the first regu-
lar meeting Of this organization. A
live program has been planned and
in addition to the several special
stunts which have been arranged,
Oscar Lindstrom, well known Rock
Island comedian, will render some
comic readings to the Scouts.
Lindstrom is q popular Scout en-
tertainer and the boys are always
glad to hear him. Scout Commits
sioner Paul r. Preston will also
be present to give a few words of
advice to this organization. OFF,
GERS Of the Order of Merit Club are
Afford johnson, president; Ray
mond Adfinger of troop No. 5, vice
president; Arthur McDougall of
troop No. 5, secretary, and Fred
erick Schnitzer of troop No. 5,
treasurer.
The Elks. through Mayor Schri-
yer, have invited the Boy Scouts
to attend the Ministries at the Illi-
nois theatre Wednesday evening of
this week. and it is hoped that ev-
cry Scout in the city who wishes
to attend, will make it a point to
come in uniform that evening.
Scouts who have no uniform will
be admitted regardless. The Elks
have also asked that Scouts be put
on duty at the theatre, Thursday
and Friday evening to take charge
of other groups, of boys who will
have the use OF the pit those eve
nings. The Rock Island Elks have
always been strong boosters for the
Boys Scouts and all boys work, and
the local Scouts will show their ap-
probation by attending Wednesday
evening.
Merit badges for those Scouts
who passed them at the last court
of honor were received at Scout.
headquarters this morning and may
he had by reporting there any time
this week.
The Boy Scout band, formerly
composedIof troop No. LA and No.
1-B members at the Central Pres
byterian church have now secured
a leader and the band has met for
one practice. Practice nights will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09

Troop No. s It Longfellcy school
have ! real program worked out for
next Thursday evening when faith
ers and mothers Of the boys have
been invited to meet with the troop
ct the school building. Scoutmas-
ter Arnold Hauerwas has . real
troop and the Scout members are
ready to tackle anything that ne
suggests. It is an assured fact that
the parents OF troop No. S Scouts
will be pleased with the reception
which they viii receive Thursday
evening.
Troop No. Is. under the leader
ship Of Carl Rydholm. is coming
along in the same splendid fashion
which has always been the way at
this church. Mr.. Rydholm, who
was assistant Scoutmaster to Gus
tat Peterson, has taken complete
charge since the resignation OF the
former, and because Of the splendid
manner in which he is conducting
the troop, he is to be given Scout
masters commission Troop No. Is
is fortunate in having live troop
committee and the fullest cooper
ation from the pastor and the mem
bers Of the church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
At the Illinois.

At the Illinois.
Friendly Enemies" the comedy
that has made millions laugh and
realize what the recent war meant
to many homes, was played Satur-
day and Sunday evenings at the
Illinois before good audiences,
Rock Island theatregoers turning
out we'll to see this play which was
greatly appreciated. although it
made its biggest hit during the
war period.
Karl Pfeiffer, . leading charac-
ter. as played by Bernhard Mel
mayer, was most typical, and Sam
Collins, who took the role of Hen
ry Block. the other friendly enemy,
carried his character to perfection.
In fact, every member Of the cast
was good and greatly appreciated
by the audience, who rose to the
appeal made by the play, even
though the conditions about which
Friendly Enemies" is written is
over now.
The next attraction at the Illinois
will be the Elks' minstrels on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights. "Roly Poly Eyes" is book
ed for Saturday, Feb. a.
At the Majestic.
Everybody admires sheer nerve,
even on the part of a desperate
like Alvarez, the central figure in
D. W. Griffith's new picture, Scar
let Days." showing at the Majestic
tonight and Tuesday.
Alvarez is a chivalrous bandit
who robs the rich and gives to the
poor. He is sought by every sher-.
if in California. The arm OF the
law in Sacramento posts a notice
offering a biz reward for the cap
ture of Alvarez. What is his sur
prise to see a young Mexican calm
ly walk up and write at the bottom
of the notice:
II will add five dollars to this re-
ward for anyone capturing me
alive. Don Maria Alvarez"
At the Fifth Avenue.
Those who enjoyed Frank Keen
an in the two Pathe offerings,
More Trouble" and Loaded Dice"
have treat and big surprise in
store for them. when they behold
him in "The Bells" which will be
shown at the Fifth Avenue theatre
tonight. He plays the role of Ma
thias, innkeeper and murderer,
made famous by the late Henry Irv-
ing. More Trouble" has been am
ply described as a tragic farce, but
in "The Bells" one sees Keenan,. as
an impressive and commanding
figure. even though a haunted and
a craven one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09

IN, Who vas to take charge here
aftsr nr. Jenss len for other states.
However, Mr. lessen has now re-
coverd and next Sunday has been
set a. the date for . big get-to-
gethsr meeting Of private soldiers
and sailors.
Legion Gslns slrsae.
Information has been given here
that the new lsion II going strong
in every city where It has been in
troduced.
The Detroit Mich, post ID said to
have gained 5000 members in the
short time since the post was start
ed. Other cities are said to BE- do
ing a. we'll.
The legion was incorporated un-
der an act Of congress In March,
1913.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
RUSSIA rs BLAMED
FOR GETTING TURK
INTO THE TROUBLE

Constantinople. Monday, Feb. e.
Blame for the participation by Tur-
key in the war was placed on Rus
sia by Hikmet Bey, the newly elect
ed president Of the chamber Of
deputies, in his opening speech be-
fore that body today.
Prayers of thanksgiving for the
recognition Of the Armenian re-
public were offered today in all the
Armenian churches in this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
ENUMERATION OF
FRANCE rs RAPID

Lille. Feb. 9.-Perceptible prog
ess toward the regeneration of
northern France is shown in re-
ports just made public here. From
FEB. l to Dec. /, 1919, 1,250,000, 900
ffarcs were advanced to manufac-
turers. and nearly 1000, 900 francs
vas paid as compensation for war
damages. Seeds costing 1880, coo
francs and fertilizers, worth 2,000,-
W0 francs were bought tor farmers,
Who in addition received $4,000
head of horses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
Today's Events

Centenary Of the birth Of Moses
G. Farmer, an eminent American
pioneer in the field Of electrical in
vention.
Governor Lowden Of Illinois, a
candidate for the Republican presi-
Dental nomination. is to address
the Missouri State Bar association
at st. Louis today.
Bishop Ffske and Bishop Brent
were among the speakers at a con-
ference of rural ministers Of New
York state, to be opened today at
Cornell university.
Marketing and other problems Of
vital importance to agriculturists
were given attention at the annual
farm and home week meetings to
begin today at Iowa state college Of
agriculture.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
SWEDISH PRINCE
NEARING PANAMA

Panama, Sunday, Feb. S.-Prince
William, second son Of King Gus
tat Of Sweden. is expected to arrive
here tomorrow on the liner Kron-
prinzessin Margerta. He will board
TIE Swedish cruiser Fylgia for
scientific expedition to Central
America.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS


uLug0D
- ee0o0 evg1ao.
~ II -, 1s ~ Ainseseia
COA0A1AA
0avenpofs.
1AkACS
Aoune.
,arc ~ s0UA33
AeoaSvo second avcnuo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Cuando el Trabajador
Sabe su Ofcio

aing 49, asssamsssa asNre a. sa4nais
~. b. uuF - ssfase = "a rnnstFucian
a. l.uunFs en AnssswiA.
Sal.ide ~ qss - as1lso namiuic ia
unaI,o A. ulsFA - suas cusa qus 80 nin-
rtnm sasa Fasass aps mafessalul sun
mas cEgxs taulhisn ear s0 lnrlairfEs-
sobre te8s Ia EunquinariA. ). sin on-
hanro. sus buFuos. one ~ cstkn cous-
truycn8o All. rezuliau a - libfHs ID
tonslada. nicniFAs gse harcos iEuAlcs
en- inrlatcgsA eztan cosiAndo -.
a. cNccso aa nal pauccc qnc IA
proaucido Il bicn. suA. cue tcnicn-
a. cue pzgar 5asnalcs minimos d. -
chclincs con IN rcndimieuio meEqui-
no. q GCbisrno prapuso . los ohreros
organizar q traha50 q dcstaio o de-
sistir de construir barcos. como
Quierz cue estes ante el espejO de 10
que les ocurre con Ia huelga de In
Broken Hill. que dG-a desde mayo.
aceptarOn q sistema, prOduciendO
resultados sorprendentes para tOdOs.
Los de los constructors qucdan h Ia
vista. Y respecto a los Obreros. haste
decir que, en- vez de los y chelines, los
rcmachadores han ganado / libra 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Don Quijote Vencido

"SOmbra los sauces. Olor las rosas, al
"fOmbras de mil cOlores matiZadas
los extendidOs prados, aliento el aire
"clarO Y puro, luz la luna Y las estre-
"llas, pesar de la oscuridad de Ia
noche. gusto el canto, algeria el llo-
'ro. Apollo versos. el amor cOnceptOs,
icon que podran hacerse eternos y ia
''1nosos, no solo ae1ii los presentes. sino
zen los yenideros' sigIos."
zen los yenideros siglos."...
iEntiendesi las trascendental belleZa
de este Fecuerdo?
La condena de abandonar por cier-
ito espacio de tempo su ideal de vida,
no mueve a Don Quijote nj a la rebe-
lion contra la obediencia que le inn
ipone el honor, nj a la @tristPza Que
junbrosa y baldfa, nj conformarse Ell
Yquietud trivial Y prosaica. Busca la
manera de tdar Su eXistencia nueva
saxon ideal. Convierte ell castigo de
su vencimiento en- proportion de gus
tar una poesfa una heImosura nue.
vas. propende desde aquel punto la
idealidad de la quietud. como haSta
entonces h&bla propendido a la idea
liGad de la acci6n Y la aventura.
Jose Enrique. ROdG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
NOTAS POLTTICAS

mpaa ~ Uaml1se sassss~ @ssfH lsa q
asNna.,auaaae aissassaa h s.i,aaia
s.,sanaai maaat
a. lu uisnias. a saHstae ssgsalatu
en- 81 Nan Aaan. w~A asgasssns,s
sssuisn rsqa "a ssaussaeas 49, - nu
gsyrutaa wre as.l~ssan sss.is-saF ~
uilisi.i.lns sasaHlisanss lse ulIiiaaas
- sasuase o. sTatsa 9 - san saFusse
fisiisa ~ sliss fsalsen lissssiaf mAs
sasssufss en- lsss tsssulsii. alsas q al,r lus
..,riaiisitss II llcea a gus-lar ~ fucrza
numarisa 81 irslai qne o.. s,sisissiAs.
isansla ga esc ense Isurslsa siar ana
.stTsIs.a. II sus eassdislaias I,-sI-aadrn
q Ia cyuhana I,ssssalnE. Issrs nnaa b. ~
iiaio i,ndria Y. psr issamrra sxz - die
~ en nurstro lsais Il caso o. qr'r. alrn-
nns g,crssonas sin aicswrse a lsandcsda
lolItica. ro,arAn aqnsiles cnsRliaat"s
que - ics prrStaran mas Easanlia DE- ap
iiindes lin tomar an considcruci0n IA
hliaci6h polltica.
IL ANNlAAN AFEaANNa ftaRAnNAA
de san Juan empezara deniro de POGO
una caHpaha para llevar al a:sinrO de
sus coireligiOnarios en- Ia lOcalidad.
el del'er que tienen todOs de iGscTibir-
sc y al mismo tempo. para elegir y pro
clamaf los candidatos pOr los ouales
lucharan en- las pr6ximas eleo~ ZONES
primarias.
Sc nos dice que los amigos del Sc
nor Dicz de AndinO trataran lie conven
cerlo para que acepte la candi.iatura
de ComisiOnadO de Hacienda munich
pal y que al ilustrado DIR. Eliseo Font
Y GuillOt le sera igualmente Ofrecida
la canGidatura para COmisionadO de
Sanidad local. ST con hombres lie esOs
prestigiOs Sc cOmpleta el ticket clectO-
raj municipal. no habra duda alguna
del triunfo uniOnista en- San Juan.
FE:;IX.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

~ lasslr nasEnmf go sse amiqs-
psanlc~ asl ltsssnsnae s'sss-alas tFsaf.
ia s~aasu~s4An saaa ass ~saiuas
Ugv~Aahp,as b .AnsAN asssi a. Sar
annn Essr srval.aa ssslWlsp - cusn
HAnrr n1wlin - narlAstAf s~aa nsllsss
q lus ,.niuui,aas a. Nan aaan gmFH
unr lnaslan .s9iise sallsfcsarus 81
rnlws ane vsn a b snSklms lnfa,n
eiNaesai a,ririar Esa ~ mas gsyss
lcIp ren'Issralle .xssaNral-.
-rurle arlr-e Qae samos = ss.imf
"a - l~sseao Eleide a. b eamIaAa
rlcsasis.l; las inssssas.nrs rclcrals,
enpczatan mug prsuie: Il lsFsNims
mrs nrlide a esio ~ aaen coIncn.
tAFses nrr-z Dc Ia sneFse cue hahri
De coE1rr u Municipse DE- Saa Juan
voy a dar mi lnmilde aIini6n taun-
cue naslie has haya IsslidoD.
N triunfO del mas impoFgante slr
Dos mu'icipios. depcnslera principal
mente dc los candidates que los par
tldOs lsoliticos presenter para iOs di.
ferenieS pnestOs electives de exc or.
ganismS. Hay que dar pOr desronta-
do el sraude- que con el siStcma que
impOne la nueva ley electoral se hace
impossible. Puede que Sc de ei case
de que el partidO que inscribl la ma.
yOrfa de electores no sea el que Obten-
ga cl triunfO en- las elecciOnes, fOda
vcz que ahOra van a celebrarse las
inscripciOnes sin conOcerse tOdavfa el
nOmbrc de los candidates para ios di-
ferpntcS puestos. Y este es un puntO
en- el cIlal deben fijarse los 'electOres
de los diferentes part;dos po.h.>..s 49,:
haber convOcadO las asa2lb.c@s .,Sr;l
que 6stas enmemdaran cl i.e.;;..:.-.e eEtO
de Ia cOlectividad en el seRt.ttl.Ge ..Ic
las eleceiones primar!as pa:a e,e.:;'
los cOElproinisariOs Sc cclebra-dD con
antelaci0n a las inscripciones V &C csc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

Don QuijOtc, maestro en- la locura
razonable Y la sublime cOrdura. tienc
Ell su historic una pagina que aquf as
OpOrtunO recOrdar. " habra de 81 ac-
ci6n cOncepto que no entrafie un sig
nificado IMMORTAL. ulia' ensehanza
Habra pasO de los que 'di0 por el
mundO que no equivalga mis- pasos
hacia arriba. lfacia ALI. 'tlohdei hues-
tro iuicio MARIA Y nuestra prudencia
estOrba?... VencfdO Don Quijote Ell
singular cOntienda por ell caballer0
de la Blanca Luna, queda obligado,
seg1n la condici0n del desaffo, de-
sistir pOr cierto tempo de sus' andan-
zas v dar tregua SUI passion de aveI-
turas. Don .Quijote que ehubiera de-
seado perder, con eli gcombate,, la VII
da, acata ell compromise 81 de honers
Resuelto, aunque nos resignade, itOma
el camino de su aldeas 4 TCuando era--.
'dice-caballero andante,, atrevido "
'con mis- manOs acreditaba mis- he
"chos; y ahora, cuando soy escudero
''pedestre, ;!acreditare mis- palabras.
"cumpliendo la que df de mis- prone
'"SaS."
Llega con Sancho al pEado doEdc ell
otra OCCASION habia yisto uiIos Ir,S
torres dedicados a imitar la vida d. la
Arcadia y allf una idea lcyan;a el
amino del vencido caballero, como fer
nento de sus melancolfas. D.ri1ithdo
Sc su acompa1ante, le hacc proImsi
ci0n de, que mientras .cumplcn ell p!;i
zo. de su foi;zoso retraimiento, 81 con
sagren ambos a la vida pas;oriI, v
arrullados por mGsica dc r;lbe.es: g;ii
tas y alpogues, conciersiln una viva
\ deleitosa Arcadia eli Ell coraz5in ,le
aquella soledad amela. ALI les ddr..I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

tlpeahcs guf e.. y Aua usuuanausxs,
aAh
"a SannmatAap ANNsriAsiur An GiFs,
rilo ussa Ksa4Ntuh eAasuaiclnn al CO.
hirsur nussssennn para gar pot.RA ln.
rnudnlamulie = b gssitA. q I.fecins ~.
ranal.ls.s. tedas ~ haEcos out tiuns
~ couElfuncilsn. ga fnculla1 de Qnt
I,sclan naquirssaas tAnbitn los IA.
tran5rros cuando no exucaAn a. 6looc
touclndas. n4rccr cue pof psecio ~.
nanal,le cnticsacn q a. iso a6lnrcs h
suneladns. y NJ 4 fantkstico de 22s,
que se cmpeha en- obasner aquel Co
bicrno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
PoR ESCALAMIENTo

FL policfa otiliO Conception sor9ren
di6 aver. en el cafetfn de CeferinO Sci
jo. en- al parada p. de Santuree. a
Francisco Beir6s. en- los momenios que
hurtaba tabacos Y cigarriIlOs por valor
de 81 y.$775 Ineffective. Todo le fue
ocupaGo. presentado 81 cilso ANTE el
fiscal, este 10 caIific6 de esealsGniento
Y lie flo al acusado una fianza de 800
dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

'unt - ~ raswsanss ~ h s1ssa a.
kassaalls q - oassf t1unaslsi q
E,asamas.. g. 3 b aa.nanaa a. a1la
nnaas can1a 81 h xs..a m alsral 60
IA q asn4naale. tisaR asscuonaus
a. suansxs ~ asssuas 81 as.aNnann.
b. ~cusmaus ssa ass ennlilns uus m
aisa s.n tsssaaauAnk neauhlmsssts a. F.sss
Maam AeauuumriilA. uunstruians o. ma
a~sn y wawxxsA. susAmans a. himro
rnlsNnisM6a. naaapnans F.of ana EAg.a.
tesla d ma haBAaatssiA. uisa a. sllaA
~ A uiHa 80 sn pncste a. oNEaes ~
fas uailnaaneias aons Pr a frcnls.
h urle 81 .'isf Saniaro Nesx-; por
la Dcsrclaa snsranae y funde. cun ~
Esenos o. dcnanaAnts. y por Ia lR-
QricrdA. con prepicdad a. Ia Succsicn
cobikn. cue sobre diclas oasillAk.
pcsA q grAsAmen legal del canon Dc
ArrcndAmiento par Il mes de Noyicn-
bre de 1913 y los meses siguientcs
haEta a dia de- Mario dc 1919. a
raE6n de a szl00 mcnsnales. pOr cada
solar. montante a $3.50; y adcmas.
Ia persona desconocida del demanda-
do, debe el canon de arrendamiento
al mismO preciO, desde el dia ; de
Mario de 1919 hasta esta fecha cuyO
mOntante es de S7l.4o; y que han sidO
inutiles tOdas las diligencias practica-
das para Obtener el pago de dichas
eantidades; y termina suplicandO a Ia
Corte sc condene a I'd, el demanda-
DO, o a quien aparezca ser dueiO de
las menciOnadas casillas, al pagO de
las citadas sumas, sus intereses lega-
les, al de los gastos y costas de
este procedimient,O con mas los ho-
norarios de Abogado.
Todo 10 cual consta mas detallada-
mente en- la copia de la demanda que
Sc acompana a este emplazamientO.
Es Abogado del demandante, el Lcdo.
Jose C. Jusino, que tiene establecida
su oficina en- la Gale de Martf No. a
de Bayam6n, P. R.
Y Sc previene I'd, que de no COM
parecer a contestar dicha demanda
dentro de los diez dias despues de no
tiicado, 81 la notification Sc hi
ciere en- ell Distrito; y dentro de
los veinte dias, 81 la notifica-
cion Sc hiciere fuera del Distrito, pc
ro en- la Isla de Puerto Rico; y dentro
de los cuarenta dias, 81 Sc hiciere en-
otra parte, Ell demandante podra Obte-
ner sentencia en- rebeldia contra I'd.
condenandole al pago de $32.SO del
.gravamen legal, y $74.4O de canones
no satisfechos, mas, los intereses lega-
les adeudados, por Ell atraso en- los pa
gos, al pago tambien de los gastos y
costas de este procedimiento y al de
los honorarios de Abogado de la de-
mandapte, con cpalquier otro pronnun-
ciamiento legal, que estimaree Ella Ia Cor
Ete, ,74A. 30 aHnaiasi! nns ossP
Y,habiendoe rel, Hon. Gabriel Caste
jon, Juez de esta Gorte, ordenado, que
i esta citacion Sc efectue por' medic de
edictos, que Sc publicaran cinco veees
4 tdurante. treinta dias en- un peri6dico
de circulacion general, que Sc edite
4 en- Puerto Rico,gya> que I'd. ell de-
inandado; es una parte interesada, sin
cuya citacion no Sc podRia continuar
esta accion, expido la presente en- Ba-
yamon, P. R., los % dfas del mes de
Diciembre de 1919.
Jose Bas AguiIar,
Secretario de la Corte Municipal,
Bayamon, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
AUAILIo MUTUo
Enero 26 de 1920.

EntraG;s Don Genaro Martinez Pc
reA, lie lSn Juan Pedro Bernahola Abe
do. tic Ponce; GeryasiO Conde Fernan-
de-, ,lc San Juan Luis R. Albons San
tos, lie Caycy.
SaEias: Victor Martinez Rodriguez
"a p,serSa de Terra LeaIldro Coma
Ie2 CGfiara, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
EDICTO

EN- la COkTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRTro JUDICIAL MUNIcI-
PAL DE BAYAMoN, p. r.
RICARDO cASAL,
Demandante.
VS..
FELIPE LoTAS.
Demandante.
Civil No. 3I14.
SOBRE: CobrO de dinero.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
A Felipe Lotas, sea el demanda-
do desconocido cuyO. paradero Sc ig-
nora.
Por la preSente Sc notifica a Ud-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Jose Bas Aguilar,

Secretario de la Corte Municipal,
Bayamon, P. R.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Silhouetted against her picture hat is the
striking profile Of Grace Keeshon. For
the last three seasons Grace has con-
tinued to match her beauty with the best
the Winter Garden has to offer and she's
starting in the fourth as great favorite
as eVeI' Campbell Studios
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

Wonder was it perfect set of "Our Marys"
curls that won for Burtress Deitch an en-
Shubert? From Warren, Pa. to New York
and a Winter Garden production in q few
short weeks seems wellnigh incredible-but
here's the clever little lady what did it,"
CuupbrH Studios