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New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Financial Items

Brown Brothers the National City Com
York are Jointly Offering $4,000, 600 state
of West Virginia sinking fund @i2 per
cent gold bonds dated January l.. l2ls.
payable January / and July l. at IL and
interest. at which price the bonds yield
better than 5o5 per cent ThSy Essa are v;r
ginia, payment of principal, sinking fund
and interest being provided for by special
tax leves on real and personal property
in the state During the life of the issue
tho state is legally required to retire at
least $4,000 annually by redemption at
market at not more than 100 and interest.
A syndicate consisting Of Coffin & Burr,
Of Boston and New York; Reilly. Brock &
Co., OF Phiiadelphia, and West & c.. OF
81, 500 600 first mortgage ! per cent gold
bonds, Series a. of the kentucHN and
Tho bonds mature August l, 1850 interest
being payable February and August l,
and are redeemable IN whole or in part
at 1oS and interest on August l. 1925. or
any interest date thereaftcr. Liberal sink
ing fund provisions should retire more
than one-third of the bonds issued under
this mortgage before maturity.
Blyth, Witter q Co. of New York and
San Frauci,co. have purchased s2.6oO ooo
San JOAQUIN Light and Power Corpora
tlon nfteen-yesr 3 per cent bonds to be
secured by San JOAQUIN Light and Power
c.orpora;ion nrst and refpnding mortgagee
obsbly be made some time this W sh.
Application has been made to the New
YORK stock Exchanse TO list Tobacco
Manhattan Electric Supply Company re-
ports gross sales for the first nine months
Of this year OF s5,152,136. compared
riod of 1919. This is an increase of s775,
s2S, or moro than IL per cent.
Russell G. Harper. formerly OF Babcock.
Rushton G. Co. Is now associated with the
New York office of Graham, Parsons & CO..
Hallgarten & Goa Blair & Co.. Inc. and
Halsey stuart & Co., Inc, announce that
the subscription books o. the So 600 0o0
per cent twenty-hy year sinking fund
gold bond offerings of the city OF Zurich
Switzerland, have been closed.
William R. Compton Company is offer
ing new issue of 5000, 900 Little River
per cent bonds. due April J. 1885, al
100 and interest. They are exempt from
Federal income TAX. legal investment tor
trust estates. Missouri Insurance COM
panies and Missouri state deposits.
Harris. Forbes 4 Co. the National CITY
Company, Estabrook & Co, and Hayden
Miller & Co, OF Cleveland. are Offering
new issue of sl.o7s,ooo CITY OF Youngs-
october l, 1928. at loSts and interest.
Yielding $50 per cent This issue Is legal
Tor savings banks and trust funds in New
York. Connecticut, Massachusetts and va
rious other states and the net Indebtedness
OF the city is less than } per cent of the
assessed valuation.
:, Al recent meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Superior OH Corporation
the following We're appointed ,,er,bers
OF the newly created executive committee.
~ n. irish Vice president of the Allan.
Hr Rroln Hehnins ing c9mpanyi J. C. Brown, OF
White. Weld & Co. r. W Catts nrssi,,s,,, o,
9f the superior OIL Corporation. and F. j
- nnenrS. assistant secretary OF the Atlantic
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Would Like to See Them Go In Again

Question-Would YOU kindly advise me
Your opinion Of Jewell Tea Company? |
pure based ten OF the common at A. and
ten preferred at 10. DO you think there 10
any possibility of the stock recovering in
va alue Would YOU advise mo TO sell out
at present prices I'll. W.
Answer-We have no recent report of
operations of the Jewell Tea COMPANY.
The company lost considerable money
IN 1919, but sales for the first three
months of 1920 showed some improve
ment. 1t is doubtful if the stocks will
sell back to their high levels Of severai
months ago for some time to come, in
our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
L. S. Steamship Merger

Cuestion-kindly give me some In
lSTmatlon regarding United States Steani-
snip ana he proposed transfer to Jfnitad
states Ship How would the transfer
effect stock held on margin? WouI6 =,
j. c. NJ. N"i'se =
Answer-We regard United States
Steamship as a pure speculation. Va
cannot attempt to say what the recent
merger will do so far as the stock is
concerned.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Some Good, Some Not So Good

Question-Pease give me soma jnforn,a.
tion on Westinghouse common, PennsyI
vania Railroad and Philadelphia Co. Do
you consider them fairly safe invest nj, :,
and the dividends safe also hsye %
shares OF Castor, Williams & Wigmore
ooug at "a, when they paid good divi,
dends. and have 0 shares Of bethlehem
Motors, bought at IS. Would You advise
me ~ to hold On or sell out at once
f. A. p
Answer-The three stocks you first
mention are entitled to very fair rat
ings as speculative Investments. All
have long dividend records, as though
they may be subject to changes, we
regard them as fair for businss man
who keeps in touch with affairs. We
cannot advise you regarding CASTOR.
Williams & Wigmore and bethlehem
Motors. Both are speculative, and we
cannot attempt to forecast the outcome
Of their troubles
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Investment
Inform alton

Questions Of general interest to in
"estors aciU be ons,oered in this col
nnn, IN achich case only initials WiH
oe used. Others 1cill be onsUered by
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
tng stamped, addressed envelope, to
ff1ndncidl Editor, The Tribune, 1sl
Nassau Street, Ne1v York Citv.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
PORTLAND GAS & COkE COMPANY,
PORTLAND. OREGON

7 Pr LFKLD sTOCN DlNIDEND no. -
IEe regular quarterly dividend Of one
anu tnree- quarters per cent. Il \ % has
oeen declared on tho Preferred stock OF
portland Gas * Coke Company, payable
-\oNemorr J, 1920. to stockholders of record
at the close of business October 22 1920
GEORGE +. NENINS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Doubtful About Maxwell Common

Question-A few Years ago 7 bought some
Maxwell Motor common at 53 The haya
new plan and agreement. as advertiaed
IN Your paper. What would you advise
DONG Buy moge stock to even up
Answer We do not believe in pur-
chasing stock of any corporation Just
10 BRING about lower average, unless
you are convinced that the stock is
good purchase. The future of the Nav
we'll Motors Company is uncertain.
therefore the stock is speculative. We
cannot attempt to forecast its future
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
DIVIDEND .,OTICEsS
PACIFIC POWER & LIGHT COMPANY,
POk1I.AND. OREGON

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. Al.
lhe regular quarterly dividend OF one
ana three-q uarters per cent. az fc) on
the Preferred Stock Of the Pacific Power x
i:'ght Company has been declared. payable
NoVelnber |, 1920, TO stockholders of record
at the close of business October - 1870.
GEO Rlil; L. HEN-INS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
ANDREW J. McCORMACK. Auctionesr
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 son,
OFFICE. 55 WILLIAM STR EET,
WEDNESDAY. OCTk. "OTH. 1920.


WEDNESDAY,. ocrk. corn. 1920.
At l2:$o O'Clock. at the
nos. IA AND Is VESEy STEEGT
For Account Of Executors:
For Account OF Whom 1t May Concern:
30 shs. Alien Sales Service. Inc, Com
100 shs. Alien Sales Service. Inc. prefd.
900 shs Acme Phonograph Motors
$4,000 Green Bay s Western 7. Il. So
Debeuture Glass a. Bonds.
S26,G0o Monmouth County Electric Co lst
Mtge. 4fe BIDS, 1851. Jan'y, 1918,
Coupon On.
sloc, 900 Alton Granite & s. Louis Trae-
ton Co. 80 lst Consld NItse Bds.
19s4. Fcbry.. 1920. Coupons on
700 shs. Automatic Wcigh hing Machine
400 shs. Poole Engineering & Machine
81 shs. United Gas & Electric corpn.
o shs- United Gas s. Electric Corpn
l1s shs. ocean Leather Co. Common.
al 1900 shs. Hope Mills Manufacture
29' 2s.ioo -. % s4s. Hope Mills Manufacture
shs. Lenox Motor Car Co Common.
sas splitdort Electrical Corpn.
1000 sshs. Mexican Producing & Refining
1000 shs. Peruvian Copper CO.
10 shs. El"ctroline Co Prefd.
10 shs. Electroline co. Common
l1o Shs Western Maryland z. +. lst
Prefd.
% shs. Michigan Central II. r.
1900 Georgia Coast & Piedmont r. T.
CO. LIST Mtge. sc shg. Fund Bls.
ctr. OF Dep.
60 shs, Railway Storage Battery Car
50 shs Wheeloclz Lumber e Manfg. Co.
5000 Texas &, Okla aholna r. r. lst Ntge.
so Bonds Ctr. Of Deposit.
100 shs. McSherry Manufacturing Co.
90 shs. United States Oil Corpn.
~ shs. Indian Territory Mineral &
~ shs. Richneld Copper Co.
&c Deb. Bond 1881
~ shs Frank Miller Co Prefd
l $50 shs. trani1 Miller Co. Class 4 Com
mon
100 shs. international Electric protec-
ton Co. Common
9f'uoo Broohlyn Rapid Transit 4c. Refund
ing Bds. Cts. OF Dep.
Iuo Shs Grand Ra pids Railway Prefd
1'Voo shs. Anglo-American Oil Co. Inc
State Texas. w '-'e''
ian shs Potomac on Co. Prefd
4o3 shs. Price Hall Petroleum 90
opu shs. lhes Lincoln Boy Mining E.
Tunneling Co. :"
% Shs Newin Haines Co. 81 Gum
Ifd. Ctf Of Dep. 0i4
70 shs. Caskey Valve Co.
So'0uV New York Il Queens County R'wsv
lst Convt. As. due Octr. 1896. "'
ooV shs Foreign Trade Banking Cornn
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19-After .
controversy that has ragged for months
the Public Service Commission ss
Harrisburg to-day announced an order
would be made recommending that the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
charge a 7-cent fare, with four tickets
for quarter. free transfers and g.
cent exchange tickets 10 remain as at
present. The streetcar compsny con-
trolls the entire city transit system.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
Irregular Trend
In Curb Trading
On Less Activity
Strength of Several Oils Is
One of Features; Indus
trials Unsettled; Bonds
Are Generally Steady

A rather noticeable decline in ac-
tivity in trading on the curb market
yesterday caused slight reaction in
many industrals, although supporting
orders were placed by insiders just
below prevalent quotations in many
stocks. Continued strong demand for
several oils was one Of the features
of the day, and this gave an irregular
trend to prices.
General Asphalt was fairly steady
around sc, while United Retail Candy
was a trihe higher. Aetna Explosives
got down to 1875, but rallied to 10A
before the final sale.
Carib Syndicate continued the leader
in activity in the oil group and again
sold up to 17A, holding .ne gain this
time. White Oil also was trfe
stronger. Maracaibo was fractionally
higher, but slight reactions were
noticeable in others.
Bonds were> steady with the FRS.
dealings in the new Zurich per cent
issue, which was active and advanced
fraction. The Norway IS were active.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of
CARFUhKEL & TAUSIER

PrNs-e Bankers at the close Of h,.i,ass
on the Sg,h day Of Sept enber 1890
RESOURCES
Stock and bond iny~tmcilts viz
Loans and discounts secured by other
Loans. discounts AID bills purchased not
sNnTed by collateral ................ l5.25o.77
Accounts receivable ....-.... = l5a N
Due from customers fs. exchange. money
. ordess and steamship tickets sold. 49,. 2oS7 90
wv D'v.".aNs .....,.-. .-..-......--.- 625.74
bankers ........-......-... $1l,l63 q
Due from trust companies. banks
and bankers included In
preceding items ..-,........ 2J.64ll5
n.a..,.- ., s5so4 80
e. companies .................' 800. 90
Hpc'le .,......... S5.Sl
Other currency authorized by the laws cf
= ths United states ................... 5000 90
ForeiGn currency .-..-................ 743.97
ash i''mS .................. 700 90
FURNITURE and fixtures ...-............ Isl. 90
Total -........... ............... ss4 go. SO
LIABILITIES
Permanent capital ...-........... 81 900 90
surplus -....,-....-.... ..,.,....-..... 1856. 5?
Deposits
deposits subject 70 check s4q.se9 s5
Deposits subject 10 notice.
withlrawahle only pres-
sniator ~ passbccks. .... 10 9ss 04
Due steamship companies for
tickets sold ............. 1858 o.
Extend total deposits ............. 63.74s.7s
Other liabilities viz:
Cashier. checks Observation-Disclosures. l.527u
io'Sl 't-...- .......-.,---... SStz'o.0s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY SERIES o.
80 EQUIPMENT TRUST BONDS
ID! r. l1ot
,KING FIND NOTICE

NJ \TNtT II ND NUITIE
Notice is hereby given. provided in
Aiucle - OF the Agree nent securing the
above bonds that sealed Offers will be re-
.eiNed UP TO ten Cto) O'Clock A. NJ on the
st day OF November 1920. by the under
signed al It's Office. l40 Broadway. New
York city, for the sale TO Il as Trustee
At price not exceeding par and accrued
interest of sufficient OF the above de-
seribed bonds Ia exhaust the sum Of Fiftx
Thousand $50. .o0O) Dollars. offers should
Dc sealed and endorsed Offers for thc
Sal s 81 Buffalo Rochester q Pittsburgh
hallway Company Ser.~c CO EGuipuent
Bonds TO the Sinking Fund" ana ad-
dressed TO the TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Gt ARANTN TRUST COEPANl OF
NEW NORk
~ CHARLES II. SABfrI. President.
New York. October .. 1859
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20

and No. hard wheat were quoted at
S2.3I, cost and freight, New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
$6,000,000
CITY OF ZURICH
SWITZERLAND
800 twenty-five Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
SWITZERLAND
Due October IS, lo4s
Dated October IS. 1920

in
Co n
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20
7-Cent Carfare i'm Philadelphia

practicable asking for postponement o.
date OF sale of propersy.'
New-York tribune., 1920-10-20

William II. Woodin. president of tbe
American Car and Foundry Company. has
been elected member OF the executive
committee OF the American Locomotive
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
- -. ssr.s, - ssszs3sssg Es=S-s5ssass
Principle A Tomar
Aqua Caliente ST
No Sc Siente Bien
Tn vase de aqua caliente fOsfa-
tada, antes del desayuno, ex-
pulsa todas Las substancias
yenenOsas.

81 al despertarse experimental I'd.
un sabor desagradable en- la boca y
tiene malo el aliento y sucia la len
qua; 81 padece de dolores de cabeza;
81 10 que come. Sc lie agria Y lie pro-
duce acidez en- el estomago; 81 Sc sien-
te bilioso, estre1ido2y con los nervios
irritados; 81 tiene NAL color Y no To-
gra nunca sentirse bien, principle a
practicar inmediatamente el bano in
ternoJ Tome antes del desayufTo un
vase de aqua caliente con una cucha-
radita de Fosfato Limestone. De este
modo libra al estomago, al higado, a
los rinones los intestinos de las
substancias venenosas, a la vez que
limpia, refresca y purifica todo su sis
tena digestive. Embellishments des-
-pues de levantarse, expulse, asf, de
su organismo las materias indigeri-
bles, las toxinas Y las bills dejadas
ALI por la digestion del dfa anterior,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
PARA Ell NoRTE

Con ell fin de cursar estudios
de Agriculture y Artes Liberia
les, en1barcan esta tarde para los
Estados Unidos, nueve jovenes;
a Quienes paga cl Gobierno- los
.estdGios, cumpliendo asf con una
Ley votada por Ia Legislature.
Fueron escogidos por la Socie-
dad Protectora de la Juventud,
quien. anteriormente habfa se-
leccionado nueve, que va estan
estudiando en- ell Norte y cuyos
estudios los pagan contribuyen-
tes, que sostienen dicha Socie-
dad. Mr.. Miller, /Comisionado
de OBSTRUCTION, acompana a es--
tos joqenes. }
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
Guagua con pasajGroS
VOIgdda en- Ia CaHGtGra

Esta mafana, a las ocho, y en-
la carretera frente al Cremato-
rio de'basuras, Sc voIco la qua
qua No. 50, la que veRfa con
pasajeros- para San Juan.
la guagua venia name iada
Ipor eIrchauffeur Mario Marti
neg, plaza No. 2773, quien
informo a un reporter nuestro
zen ell sitio de la ocurrencia, que
solamente hacia un mes que 10
autorizaron para n1anejar vehf-
cuios de motor.
81 accidente ocurri6 debido
a haberse desgranado la rueda
Tdelantera izquiefda.
Varias personas resultaroh
lesionadas. Solamente pudimos
notar entire ellos ,el nombre de
Emilio Colon Y ell chauffeur que
parece recibio un fuerte golpe
en- la espalda. Los demas le-
sionados cuando lego nuestro
reporter al.sitio, va Sc los ha-
bian llevado.
81 doctor Bocanegra que paso
con su autom6vil para Santur-
cei recogio al chauffeur con ell
fin de prestarlei asistencja me-
dica.
Don Juan Des choudens que
nroAlo HNas@4 ,.4-,Ar1 1@,--.-s u =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
antes de que su est6magO reciba mas

lantes de que su est6mago reciba mas
alimento.
Para sentifse como las personals jo.
ivenes y sanas; para experimental dc
nueva esa grata sensation de salud y
bienestar que experimentaba I'd. an
tes de que su sangre Y sus musculos
fueran envenenados por las> impure
zas del organismo, compre en- quail
quier botioa un cuarto de libra de
FosfatosLimestone, que -es una subs
|taAcia de valor muy moderado Y casi
Iinsabora.
Tanto a los hombres como las
mujeres que sufren de estrenimiento,
.biliosidad y dolores de cabeza, que
padecen de desordenes estomacales,
aconsejamos que principien a tomar,
cuanto antes, este bano matinal inter-
no. Advt. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
J!1CIOS CIVIL ES DE PUER.
TO RICO EN BOSTON

Ell d1a 10 del cofriehte empe-
aaron a celebrarse en- la Corte
de- Circuito de ApeIaciones de
Boston, los siguiGntes casos ci-
viles, apelados de la Corte Fede-
raj de Puerto Rico. ~ ~ 81
Alexandra nceschi y otros
vs., Mario Mercado ebHijos.
I Gaspar Beir6 vs. vs. : Jaime Gay
y Ferre. Hl9. 'faf
Succession Jacinto Rivera Car
cla VS.. Gregorio Hefhandez y
ctIos. lIi0
Matilde Rios Ovallei VS.. Mag
dalena Amor6s y Co.
JULIAN Linares y otros VS.. ,Su-
eesion Bianchi. ...,,i..
Luis F. Iglesias VS.. Banco Te-
rritorial Y Agrieola.
Manuel Canunas VS.. Porto
Rico Railway Light y1Power c..
Jose E. Benedfcto, Tesorero de
Puerto Rico, vs.. ]. P. Bouret.
Maria D. Fradhan VS.. Amelia
Marrero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27

prescisamente cuandO estable-
clamos aver una apelaci6n la Co
mission de Servicio P1blicO para
que< <ambarase en- sus derechos a
los consumidores del gas, contada
Ia negligente actitud de la empire
sa que yiene dando tan lamenta-
BILE servicio, a espaldas de, la OPT
MON sc estaba dando ell juego que
Ia Porto Rico Gas deseaba, para
amparar su negligencia, dentro de
I'm estado legal.
Los administrators de la COM
pafifas acudierOn a la Comisi0n de
Seryicio P1blico para que esta les
permita realizar una arbitraria
modification del servicio, y ell or
ganismo Official que esta obligado
a proceder contra la cautela, do
'cumentandose bien, OyendO los in
'fOrmes de una y otra parte, antes
de resolver la petici0n de una en-
presa de seryicio pdblico que quie-
re restringir ell que yiene dando,
alegando razones mas menos
atpndihles. decidi0 de acuerdO con
la peticionaria, sin escuchar los
argumentos en- contrario que hu-
bieran opouesto los perjudicados
con tai decision.
;Por que no Sc hizo p1blico 10
que solicitaba la Portos Rico Gas
Company, antes deNacceder a sus
pretensiones, fin de que los per-
judicados con la resoluci6n adOp-
tada hubieran podidO presentar
sus alegatos demostrando los per-
juicios que habfan de recibir, de
admitirse, como legal, ell nuevO
horario de la compaflia abastece-
dora del fluido que lleva va tres
dfas faltando las industrias Y
faltando a las familias?
No podfa resolyer en- un asunto
como este, en- que ell numero de los
perjudicados es tan grande y la
cuantfa de intereses EN- conficto
tan crecida, sin escuchar antes las
razones que tienen los consumi-
dores del fluido, para ser ampara-
dos por ell organismo Official que ha
procedido tan de lijero en- Ell legf-
timo derecho de yer sus intereses
a cubierto de las informalidades
de un servicio en- cuya prestaei6n
no pone la empresa que debe dar-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
Ell GENERAL NC INTYRE
PARA LA ISLA

Esta mariana a lasIocho y me-
dia sali6 para Ponce, el General
Frank Nc Intgre, acompanado
del Tesorero de, Pto! Rico Lcdo.
Benedicto en- representation del
Gobernador, sus dos secretaries
Y la se1lorita Diana Yager.
En- Ponce, almozaran en- ell Ho-
tel Frances. Despu6s seguiran
viaje hacia Mayagiiez, hospO-
dandose en- la residencia del Sr.
May. jefe de la estaci6n expefi4
mental, donde pasaran la noche,
para ell dfa siguiente salir para
.Arecibo, donde almorzaran.
Sc espera que la comitiva lie
que a San Juan manana a las
tres de tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
CN ANGEL MAS PARA Ell
CTET0

Anoche a las doce, volo al cie-
10 la nina menor de los distingui-
dos esposos bbe-Cestero. FL
Eangelito contaba solo diez meses
de edad, y era ell encanto y la
algeria de ese hogar.
Hondamente conn,ovidos por
la irreparable desgracia que HE
re hoy tan estimados amigos
nuestros, hacemos llegar, hasta
elIos las cordiales expresiones de
nuestra sincera sifnpatfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
tQut Sc entiGnde pOT SG1iciO PibIG0?
jSO|anente ab|anddT. habChuGIaS?

10, toda la dfligencia deseable. -
Y la prueba de clio es que toda-
via hoy, a pesar de que la Porto
Rico Gas Company anunci6 que
tendrfa por la mafIana todo ell
fiuido necesario, los consumido-
res Sc encuentran EN- la misma 81
tuaci6n que aver y que antes de
aver, porque Hevamos va tres dlas,
tres mortales dfas con esta carens
cia de un combustible que tiene
apicaciones a numerosas indus
trias, Y a importantes usos> do.
mesticos, y no vemos que laf fem-
presa que esta obligada para con
ell p6blico a otrOs procedures, haya
mostrado su buena vOluntad en- el
prop0sito de corregir la eporme de
ficiencia con- que tanto dana los
agenos intereses. Antelyet Hego
la goleta que trafa e ocarb6A para
la fabrica, y sin embargo todavfa
no tenemos ell fiuido necesario pa
ia reanudar nuestras faenas yco-
ryientes. Y en- tanto q.la la Porto
Rico Gas, da pruebas de tan puni-
BILE negligencia, acude a la Comi-
sion de Servicio Pdblico en- deman-
.la de ventajas que nc Sc merece,
que no tiene ganadas, que no Sc lie
pueden conceder sin DIR primero
q las parties iareresaGas en- e.,
asunto, en- ell conficto, porque es
este un vedaderO conficto de ca
racter general. Y sin cuidarse de
este, la Comisi6n que va recientee1
mente. Sc fue del seguro en- ell asun-
to de las guaguas, resolviendo al
buen tun-tun 10 que merecfa
otras cOnsideraciones, ha dado
Dor buenas las raZones de una 50
la parte y ha accedido, sin mas in
formation, a 10 que pedia la fraca-
sada empresa, 81 hien con una leve
ampliaciGn del horario limitaGiSi
mo que esta fijaba paral la presta-
cion de su lamentable servicio. j
No era este ciertamente 10 que
ell pdblico tenfa derecho esperar
&c una Comisi6n que Sc llena lie
servicio pdblieo, que ha debido te-
ner Ell cuenta que en- ell mundo
hay otras muchas otras cosas mas
que hacer que ablandar habichue-
las. =.
;Valiente manera de entender 10
que estel servicio del pdblico!. :.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
.EI A|itin dc .anOChe en-
Sa|SipuedeS

Anoche los republicanos cele-
braron en- Ell suburbio de Puerta
de TERRA "Salsipuedes" un mi
tin de propaganda. Los chubas-
cos que cayeron no obstaculiz6
en- NADIA ell mitin, pues los oyen-
tes allf permanecieron, dentro
del mayor entusiasmo.
Hicielon uso de Ia palabra, ,el
DR.. Capo, ell popular 'Bobo" /,
Marrero, DR.. Julia y'Pedro Juan
Barbosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
Ell ACT0 POL1TICO DE
MANANA.

Mafana por la noche, Sc efec-
.tuara una reunion polftica en-
el Featro de la ciudad, a Ia que
asistira los mas conocidos orado-
res del Parfido Scholastic los
que Sc propciicn .ratar IN. ,resan
tes asuntos .ela, :onados con la
actual ep9ta. yendran repre-
scntacionrs de la Isla y lys lea
ders" del past;do hablar1n de Ia
rresente campa'la electoral
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
INUNDACION

En- la tarde del dfa 10 de los corrien-
tes, durante una gran lluvia que, hubo
en- Jayuva, una quebrada llamada "Del
,Pueblo'', que cruza la calle "ITfdepen-
dencia", tuvo una gran avenida, des
bordandose v causando panico sr.tre el
vecindaric, pues varias casas de dicha
calle Sc vieron dentro del aqua.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-27
NINA MUERTA POR
UN AUToMOVIL

En- el KIN. 19 de la carretera entire
Bayam6n y Corozal. ell autom6vil No.
P-182, de Angel Taboas, guiado por el
chaufer Rafael Taboas, No, 1876, arrO-
ll6 q la nina Rosa Justi, de 81 amos de
edad, ocasionandole tan graves contu-
stones, que falleci0 POGO despues, FL
chauffeur fue denuneiado por un delitc
de Homicide Involuntario.