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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
MOUNTAIN WOLF
killed NEAR CITY

A gray mountain Welt which
has been playing havoc with
lambs, turkeys and chickens east
of the city since early spring
came to grief Tuesday morning
when John Norris, residing ada
cent to Lake Reba, two miles east
of the city, killed the animal with
a we'll directed shot The animal
is believed to have been in captiv-
ity at one time, since it wore a
collar which had become tight
about its neck. The wolf, which
has been seen i'll various neigh
bOrhOods for several months past.
always eluded pursuers, and no
dog could be made to trail it. A
few mornings ago Mr.. Norris dis
covered it taking hold of a large
gobbler in his poultry yard, but
its annihiliation of the turkey was
but the work of an instant and it
was away, true to its wild form
and disappeared before pursuit
could be given. There have been
hunting parties formed for the
purpose of hunting it down, but to
no avail. The animal was recently
seen on the farm of John Doty,
where it partOok of chickens and
a number of lambs and very re-
Gently was seen on the farm of ST
Tudor, almost within the city
limits of Richmond. 1t would kill
but devour onlya small portion OF
the fowl or animal .er
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
COX and ROOSEVELT
CONFER AT COLUMBUS
Presidential Candidate Tells Big
Crowd of Welcomers He
Looks To Sunrise
(Ry Associated Press1

Columbus, O., July Is : Cover
nor James M. Cox, democratic
presidential nominee, addressed
several thousand men and women
most of them from Columbus,
who gathered at the State Capitol
Monday to greet him upon his re-
turn to his office since his nOmin-
tion at San Francisco. 1t had
been planned to hold the informal
reception in the rotunda of the
State House, but the crowd was
so large that the speech was de-
livered from the steps of the Cap
itol.
Reviewing his three terms as
Chief Executive of Ohio, Cox de-
calred he had never broken con-
fidence with the people of this
commonwealth
The Governor said that it would
be his purpose to ''look to the
sunrise rather than the sunset"
81 have the deepest conviction
that the guarantee of continued
progressive government will be
adopted by the people of this ma
ton in the election of Mr.. ROOse-
welt. and myself and that it will be
but an expression of the nation
golden dawn of tomorrow rather
that their we'll being lies in the
than the twilight zone of yester-
day"
After his brief address Cover
nor Cox went to the station to
personally meet his running mate,
Franklin d. Roosevelt, who plan
ned to spend a few hours here
while en- route from San Fran
cisco to Washington.
Mr.. Roosevelt arrived at 40
o'clock and with Gov. Cox. went
directly to the executive mansion.
where they held their conference.
Mr.. Roosevelt announced fol-
lowing the conference, that both
he and the Governor had decided
that they would consider no state
as being hopeless and that they
would carry the fight into every
state during the coming cam
paign
This was the first definite an
nouncement coming from the
heads Of the ticket since their
nomination. Roth the Governor
and myself are not going to con-
slider any state hopeless. We in
tend to go into every one" Mr..
Roosevelt said. 's
Mr.. Roosevelt also reiterated
Gov. Cox's recent intimation that
the campaign would be carried
into the West at an early date.
He said he expected to stake the
stump immediately after his Off
cial notification. The notification
ceremonies, ne said, ne hoped
would be at his home in Hyde
Park. New York.
He also stated that he expected
to resign as Assistant Secretary
of the Navy about August 1, or
Immediately after the return of
Secretary Daniels from Alaska.
desired to begin preparation of his
notification speech.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
ARE PROUD
OF MRS. HARDING
Marion, Ohio, Folks Think She'd
Make Fine Mistress Of the
White House
(By Associated Prcss)

Marion, o., July l5-Many wo-
men Of Marion, girlhood ac-
quaintances friends or chums, OF
Mrs. Warren G.. Harding, wife OF
the republican nominee for the
presidency, are enthusiastic over
the possibility that she may pre-
side at the White House. They
say she is well fitted for the dut-
les of presidents wife because
"she has a mind of her own, gen
orally manages to get what she
wants, is thoroughly democratic,
likes to give and go to parties, is
interested in a hundred and one
things, knows how to talk to ev-
cry one including men and once
she knows you, always knows
you"
Some Marion residents say that
Mrs. Harding has contributed in
important ways to Mr.. Harding S
success in life.
Mrs. Harding was born here,
August Is, 1860, and was reared
in this city where she attended
grammer and high schools. AT
forwards she studied music at the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu-
sic.
AS Florence King, daughter Of
Amos King, banker and one OF
the most wealthy men in Marion,
she is described by a girlhood
friend Mrs. Margaret Younkins.
as one of the best horse-woiRen
| ever seen. She rode and drove
more like man than a girl" said
Mrs. Younkins, who said she was
more accustomed in those days to
seeing Florence King dashing
swiftly up the street on Billy, her
saddle horse, than walking with
the other girls of her social circle.
Other girlhood friends Of Mrs.
Harding told of the times when
they used to ''pi1e into Florence's
phaeton and ride with perfect
confidence behind her speedy
Billy"
Florence King was married to
Warren G.. Harding, then as NOV
newspaper publisher, on July 8.
1891, in their present home in
Mount Vernon Avenue, Marion
For more than Il years, until i'll
Inexperienced, Mrs. Harding was
manager of the Star,
her husbands newspaper. In adj
dition she was the registration
bureau for complaints, advertis-
ing manager and angel to the
newSboys.
When Mrs. Harding returns to
Marion and meets any Of the boys
who carried papers for Senator
Harding when she was circulation
manager, she pats them on the
back, it is said, and remarks ::
"Here is one of my boys-he will
be famous one of these days"
Mrs. Harding has been a mem
Der of "The Twigs" card club of
Marion, for many years.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
COX Will CONFER
WITH PRESIDENT
(By Associated Pressl

Columbus, O., July 13-Gover-
nor Cox, democratic presidential
nominee, announced today he will
hold conference with President
Wilson at the White House next
Sunday morning, the announce
ment being made following a tel
ephone conversation between Cox
and Secretary Tumulty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Panic Averted When tst-+
California Theatre Burns

Fresno. Cal, July 1.3-More
than 800 women and children
marched to safety in an orderly
manner after the fire alarm had
been sounded in the Kinema thea
tre. The theatre was destroyed
with an estimated loss of $140,000
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
SISTERS, IL AND 6, BURGLARS

New York, July 13.-Two of the
youngest "female burglars" on record
appeared in police court in Brooklyn
yesterday, when two sisters, aged II
and 6, pleaded guilty to a charge OF
juvenile delinquency. They were ar
rested in Brooklyn home after they
are alleged to have forced an entry
and packed $1,000 worth of silver
ware and jewelry in suitcase.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Germans Given More
Time To Make Report
fBv Assoc1ared Press)

Spa, Belgium July 13-The Al
lied Prime Ministers have decid-
ed not to insist upon the Germans
replying to the Allied ultimatum
regarding coal deliveries, at three
o'clock today. The Germans are
permitted to defer their reply un-
til tomorrow.
>The ultimatum informed the
Germans they must deliver two
million tons of coal monthly or
the Allies would take measure t.
enforce the terms of the treaty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage license were issued at
the County Clerks Office late Sat-
urday to Joseph Hawkins. 2S. OF
Berea. and Miss Hannah Gay. Is,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nomer
Gay. of Berea. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides
parents Saturday evening.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Wheat Pouring In

New wheat is pouring in at the
local mills, the produce said to be
of an unusual fine quality, altho
the acreage is reported small. 1t
is believed that the price paid
here will be considerable above
that of last year and that there
will be still greater acreage de-
voted to the growth of wheat
next year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
REylYALIsT BREAks DOWN

Rev. M. F. Ham, the well known
revivalist, has suffered nervous
breakdown and is at his home at
Anchorage. He was unable to fill his
appointment. at Chelsea, Okla, and
the meeting which is in progress there
now conducted by the Rev. w. j.
Ramsey. Rev. Hams condition is not
serious.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
NOTICE
After July IA. office will be
IN Oldham building. DR.. NJ.
L. Grain. 168 2

THERE aretwo kinds. OF coffee
RoolIwood and others. Rook-
wood is the best A grade for
every purse; all fine. Get yours
today from d. B. Mckinney and
Company. 167 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
ZONE SYSTEM FOR
COAL SALES URGED

Washington, July 13.-Establish-
ment of a zone system which would
limit the sales margin of bituminous
coal operators, with view to short
ening car movements, was proposed
yesterday at the operators conference
on car shortage.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
YES. THEY HAD HIM BEFORE

Mexico City, July 13.-General Jo-
aduin Amaro has Francisco Villa,
revolutionary leader in the state Of
Chihuahua, bottled up following an
encounter near Parral, in which 500
rebels and 300 federals participated,
General Gales, war minister, has an
nounced.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Weather For Kentucky

Showers probably tonight and
Wednesday, except fair tonight in
southeast portion.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Teday's Live Stock Market

Cincinnati, July 13 = Cattle
steady; hogs 10000; Csc lower
lambs SOC lower; Jersey steady
prospects considerably lower.
Louisville-Cattle 800; steady
hogs 800; steady to 25c lower
tops $16.25; sheep 4.8O0; strong
81 down; lambs $3.50
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Chamberlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy

This medicine always wins the
good opinion if not the praise of
those who use it. Try 1t when you
have need for such remedy.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-New Walter a. Wood
moving machine and Ford touring
car in good condition. Inquire at Mofr-
fits Grocery, Irvine street It
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
NOTICE

The water from the entire
city will be turned off from 9
a. m. to IL noon Wednesday,
July IA. Richmond Water &
Light Co. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13

Chester A. Snow, Washington,
charged with conspiracy to bring
about the death of his wife, has
been vindicated.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-Ford truck in No.
l shape; apply at Mckee's Store
16S 6
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13

LABORERS wanted on streets.
Steady employment for the sea-
son. 40c an hour. Address Lamp
ton & Burks, Richmond, KY. 149t{
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13

FOR SALE-A two blade feed cutting
box in good condition: goes cheap to
the first one answering this adv. w. F..
Higgins. 167 2
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-07-13
Hail Insurance

Dan Breck will insure your
tobacco against hail. Day
phone sos; night 534. l66 7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
Ell GoBERNADOR MILITAR. DE
sANTO DOMINGO, Sc EsPERA

Ell Almirante Snowden de IA Mari.
ma de Guerra de Estados Unidos, y
Gobernador Militar de Santo Domin.
go, Sc espera que llegue a San Juan,
con ell fin de pasar una corta tempo.
rada Y tambi6n con ell objeto de espe-
rar su senora esposa que llegara de
Estados Unidos.
Ell Almirante Snowden ha hecho re.
cientemente un viaje de inspection, pa
sandole reyista a las fuerzas navales
en- Haiti, cuyo puerto esta bajo su
mando. Els muy possible que ell Gene
raj McIntre, Jefe del Bureau de Asun
tos Insulares en- Washington, lie acompa
ne en- el viaje de Santo Domingo. a
Puerto Rico. Ell General, segdn nos
han informado, hace algunos dfas Sc
encuentra en- aguas del mar Caribe Y
sc espera que llegue la capital de
Santo Domingo de un momento a otro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

los aliados con gespeete a la paz con
Polonia, era fna0herentes ambigua '
con tendencias d haeer propaganda pa
ra el consume fnterhos
Hasta donde s puede entender del
documento, -dijo Lloyd George. los So
viets indican su buen deseo de nego-
ciar directamentA con el gobierno de
PolOnia.
Ell Primer Ministro manifesto que
era esencial una Polohia independent
tie para la paz n que 4os aliados ha-
bfan resuelto iInnedir Ia destruction de
Polonia contener la marcha de los
ej6rcitos bolshevSEis por territoffo po-
laco. 81 los bolsllevilzis pasan por en-
Gina de Polgiaa .quedaran junto a
la frontera aleinana y. Mr.. Lloyd Geor
ge dijo que este serfa una gran tenta-
cion para Aleinahia con sus millones
de hombres entienados.
Serfa un caniino -mny senciro para
Alemania-diioSel Primer Ministro-
libertarse de sliE obligaciones.
Ell Primer Mihistro anunci6 que ell
Embajador britahico en- Nerlfn, hab1a
lido a Polonia u ag1eg6 que era muy
possible que fuera mas tarde ell Maris-
cal Foch. f.
A fin de cofnprobarl la buena f6 del
gobierno soviet explic6 decidi6-en
Spa aconseiar a sPolonia que pidiese
a Russia un armisticio con vistas la
paZ.
Con respecto u akAlemania, Mr.. Lloyd
George dijo que Ia impression que ha-
bfai recibido en- Ia Iconferencia de Spa,
era la de que Fehrenbach Simons,
Canciller y ministrot de Estado ale
man, eran hombres perfectamente hon
radios y que harlan 5todo 10 possible
|por cumplir con las obligaciones que
eEs Tratado impone y Alemania
I. ssAlea3eiieita az kssscsix--eaatis
Ru6 el Primer Ministro-que los con-
venios firmados en- Spa facilitaran la
question del enjuciamiento de los cri-
minales''.
EolTiendo La situaci6n de PoIonia,
el Primer MinistrO dijo que Inglaterra
y Flancia suministraran los nediOs
neeesaEios para organizar 100000 vo-
iuntaries de Polonia. No pudo fijar
Isl La eonferencia Sc celebrara en- LON
sdres o4en otra parte. Espera que Ru-
mania y Checoeslavia participen en-
La conferencia para establecer una
verdadera paz en- Europa, que es 10
que necesita ell mundo entire la norma
llidad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
La BODA CANTERO- -SAVNO
ESPLENDIDOS PRESENTES

/ Srtas. Felipa y Maria N. Lazaro:
I'm estuche de perfume.
Srtas. Cuadrado: Dos saleros de
plata y tarjetero.
Srtas.. Wives. de Ponce: Una bonn
bonera de plata. .
Francisco la Tore familia: Una
bandeja de plata.
Heriberto Gutierrez: Dos foreros.
Emilio Burset: I'm hermoso fiorero
de plata.
Jose Puig Morales familia: Tn
iuego de plata de tocador.
Isabel y Gustavo: I'm precioso CO.
jim de raso pintado.
Sra. Lavinia Michel: I'm par de
servilleteros de plata con sus inicia-
les. Ramon y Maria.
Sra. Adelina Inserni: I'm centro de
plata.
Eulogio T. Rivera: Una lampara de
cristal tallado.
Miguel Portell: I'm costa de plata.
| IAAhi1ANo 4NoCdIOIu. OH par US lIO-f
reros. ...
Generoso Fernandez sonora: I'm
juego de cafe de porcelana de la Chi
ma.
Familia Ber1nudez: I'm juego de CO.
pas con su jaro. ~.
M. Diez de Andino Rafael Rive
ro: I'm iuego de cafe porcelana, de la
China.
Martin Ergui Y se1ora: Una Tampa
ra preciosa de pie, de plata.
Sr. Rahola y familia: Una fgura.
Srta. Carmen Campos: I'm juego
de tocador de cristal.
= Sr. Riancho familia: Una figura
con una bandeja de plata y espejo.
Matilde Mendin: Una azucarera de
cristal.
Gabriel Soler familia: Una bonn
bonera de cristal tallado
PauIina Rivera vda. de Nieto: I'm
flindo y delicado panuelo de tul borda-
do en- seda.
Hermanas Pihero, de Carolina: Un
joyero dc plata.
srta. Agustina Mirabal: I'm fiorero
de cristal y plata.
(Continda en- la pag. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

Regalos de los padres de la novia
I'm juego de comedor, uh alfiler dc
briHantes y un2 check de $500.OO. - VI
Regalos de fsus hernanas: I sortija
de brillantes con esmeraldas.
Esposos Cantero-Schwarz: Un jue-
go mueb1es de sala. g
Esposos Fernandez-Schwarz: Una
bonita lampara para la sala, una
alfombra.
Ninos Cantero Y Fernandez: Unos
preciosos cuellos.
Esposos Torres Y Canet, de Ponce:
Una pulsera de orc con brillantes y
rubi.
Esposos Bota Y Canet, de Ponce:
I'm precioso florero de plata.
Regalo del novio: Una sortija de
brillante. Regalo de la novia: I'm bo-
nito reloj de orc.
Mr.. Charles Berry y familia, de
Mayaguez; Un juego de cubiertos de
plata.
Esposos Adsuar-M Miro: Un juego de
Champagne de cristal y plata.
Antonio Macias v sefora: I'm jue-
Il go de manicure.
Lisandro Ramirez Y familia y Fill
berto Gonzalez y esposa: Un juego
de cafe de plata.
| Guillermo Schwarz y esposa: Una
lampara de cristal y plata.
Salvador Albanese Y familia: Un
centro de'mesa de cristal y plata.
Manuel MADEIRA: Florero de plata.
DR.. Del Vale Sarraga y familia:
Una linda polveta de cristal y plata.
Francisco Ballester Y senora: I'm
terno de plata.
Doctor Saldana: Una bandeja de
plata.
Esposos villegas: Una polveta de
cristal y plata.
Sra. Emma Blondet: Una mante-
Iquillera de porcelana de la China.
Esposos Bruno -Benitez: Una man
tequillera.
C. Malatrassi y esposa: Un tariete-
tero de plata.
Esposos Palacio-Cortada: Un tar
jetero de plata, bombonera y dulcera
de cristal tallado y plata.
Marcos Caneja Y familia: Una ces-
ia de plata.
Esposos Freiria: I'm fiorero de cris-
tai tallado.
Rodolfo Schwarz: I'm juego de va
SOS con su bandeja de plata.
Srtas. Floria, Maria y Margarita
Ashford: I'm costurero de mimbre v
un bonito juego de vasos de cristal
tallado.
Mr.. Carlos Med ' senora: Dos flo
reros.
Srta. Rosita Lacroix, de New York:
Una bonita bata de cresp6n.
Conchita Casalduc: I'm abanico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
Russia NO AGEPIAII0 PR0PUEST0
RECHAZA Ia PROPOSC0N De LLOYD GEORGE PARA NEGOcAR
una PAI GQE Ids P0LAC0S

llevando In batalla "a lsuelo polaco,
por primera vez en- este sector.
Una communication Official publicada
hoy anuncia re1ido combate 10 largo
del rio Stiri. Todos los ataques de los
rojos han sido rechazados. excepto en-
un lugar, donde aqu6llos forzaron ell
paso del rio Al sur de Woloczysk--
lugar que queda al Este de Tarnopol-
La infanterfa bolsheviki, despu6s de
una preparation de artillerfa, pudo To-
grar atrayesar la corriente del rio
Zbrucz 10 largo de Ia frontera de
GalitZia oriental atacandO un destaca
mento de caballerfa del general Bu-
deny Y un tren hospital ,aunque despues
fue hecho retrOceder. La cOmunica-
ci6n poaca tambi6n dice que Sc esta
desenvolviendo una batalla furiosa en-
la region de Rovno, donde una patrulla
dc caballerfa roja atraves0 la retaguar
dia de la lfnea polaca.
Despu6s de dos dfas de lucl1a, contra
infanterfa Y trenes blindados, los po-
LAGOS Sc estan retirando La lfnea CO.
IRE ahora en- direction Norte Sur, es-
tand0 las tropas Gle Polonia atrinche-
radas en- algnnos lugares, hacienda es-
fuerzos por mantenerse detras de las
alambradas de defensa, usadas por
las fuerzas ruso-alemanas, frente a la
abrumadora mayorfa de les rojOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

| LONDRES, julio 21--En una coniti-
| nicaci6n inalambrica que Sc ha recibi-
do hoy, ell gobierno de Moscow rehusa
aceptar las negociaciones propuestas
por Inglaterra para hacer la paz con
| Polonia Ell documento constituye una
apelaci6n los traba jadores agricul
torres del pals soviet fuso. Lo firman
el presidente Lenine, ell ministro de la
1 guerra Trotzky, ell ministro de rela-
lciones exteriores Tchitcherin el de
1 usticia Kurski dice asf dieho docu-
1mento;
"El gobierno de la Gran Bretafia,
\ nos ha lirigido una proposition ell
dfa IL de julio para que cesemos la
guerra contra Polonia, comenzando las
negociaciones de paz con dicho pals
liz los fronterizos, designados el ailo
pasado en- las conferencias de paz. En-
dicha nota Sc propone que ell general
Wrangel su estancia en- la Crimea
sea invulnerable. A todo 10 cual, no.
sotras ,el Conseio de Comisarios del
pueblo, rehusamos aceptar, ST Ingla-
terra no hubiese deseado la guerra,
| la habrfa evitad0, no suministran-
do Polonia su dinero Y pertre-
chos. Esas pretendidas negociaciones
linglesas constituyen una concession a
l,sus classes trabajadoras. El Marques
de Curzon- secretario de reladOpes
exteriores del Ministerio de -dicho ra-
| mo-coloca el asunto nombre de la
Iiga de Naciones, en- cuya presenta-
ci6n realiza las proposiciones; pero
PoIonia entra en- la competencia con
esta Liga, La misma Polonia que CO.
menzara una guerra de robos contra
nOsOtrOs. stt
"Todos los miembros de la Liga
lespecialmente Francia. Inglaterrag y
America, estan obligadas eodo con CO.
kdo afst i gunrIa provoca6a por Pos
llonia contra Russia Y la JJkrania. Nues
ira negativa Ia metliaci0n que Sc nos
brinda, no quiereg deciT que hayamos
variado nuestra paIitica con Polonia
Este Gobierno de Moscow, mas de una
yez ha hecho proposicienes de paz a
Varsoviai 81 esta acude IIosotfos
ahora fdirestamel1te para alcanzar Ia
| paz, muy pronto Sc sestablecerfan Fela-
clones amistosas entire ambos paIses,
mucho mejor que por el camino adop-
tado.
81 el pueblo polaco-contfnua di-
ciendo el escrito--desea pactar una
paz honrada conpenir una frontera
honorable, encontrara en- Russia toda
Ia fraternidai necesaria para clio;
pero es ell pueblo polaeo el que debe
solicitarlo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

Ell Consul de Espafa en- la Habana
Sc dirigi6 tambien al senior Serrano,
preguntandole 81 ell acorazado "Al-
fonso XIII podrfa tomar aquf carbon.
Ell senor Viceconsul, despues de con-
ferenciar con el senior Ferrer, Mana
ger de la Porto Rico Coal CO., ha ca
blegrafado la Habana esta mafana,
que 81 acorazado espanol podra tomar
aqui hasta mil toneladas, 81 las nece-
sta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
D. RAFAEL FABIAN, Sc DEspIDE

+ =. =.
Nuestro querido amigo don Rafael
Fabian, que embarca hoy en- ell @Le6n
XIII para Espafa. nos pide un es-
pacio en- Ell IMPARCIAL para des-
pedirse de sus numerosos amigos, a
quienes no ha podido deeir personal
mente adios. Ell senior Fabian nos ha-
ce ell ruego, muy reiterado, de que nc
deiemos de consignar este saludo cor
dialfsimo.
AL eomplacer las amables indicacio-
mes de nuestro buen amigo, nos es
es grato desearIes tahto a el como a
las gentiles damas que lie acompafian
su hermana sobrina. un viaje fell
cfsimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
IMPoRTANTE.

En- el pr6ximo vapor recibiremos un
importante embarque de camiOnes
MACK de sh toneIadas, cuya indis-
cutibIe superioridad recomendamos
las empresas de transporte Y centra-
les del pats.
81 usted interesa un truck MACK,
le suministraremOs detalIes. Escriba
HOY.
SUCRS. DE L. vILLAMIL & co.
Motor Department.
San Juan, p. r. Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
NO ENTREGAN WILMA

LONDREs, julio .21.-Un despacho
telegrafiqo al 'London Times" .desde
Kovno fechado ell microbes, dice que
los bolshevikis Sc niegan a entregar
a Wilma los lituanos per necesitarla
para necesidades militares Han co
menzado inaugurar una administra-
ci6n civil epsar de las protestas de
aquellos.