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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
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Treat For
Basket Ball
Enthusiasts

The Hammond American Legion bss-
ketban team and the Whiting Red
crowns, national champions. will meet
at the Central school gym Friday eve
ming in what promises TO be one or
the best post-season basketball con
tests stage here for the past number
Of years. The Rec Crowns this sea
son have played against the best team
in the middle west and local fans have
a real treat in store for them when
the two fves take TO the hard floor.
The Red Crowns have gathered to-
gether a club that could easily de-
feat Pat Pages Maroons or the crack
Pennsylvania five from Philly. The
Crowns have played against several
Conference teams and have always
come out victorious, the Legion play
ers Will have a tough job on its hands
in trying to stop the speedy Whiting
aggregation. but Manager Irving cha
vixen is ready to give the visiting crew
some stiff opposition.
The regular five OF the Crowns VIII
start the game which means that the
famous Paddy Driscoil viii play
against Hammond and if the former
Southwestern product plays the game
as he did for Hammond in football.
nuf said. BIN Feeney. an-conference
man and who has been ii the big
show for several years is going at a
fast clip. Cochran. whc/e great show
ing at Detroit was responsible for tho
Eayls defeat viii HE ooked over very
closely. while Bill Johnson, Marquardt.
and Weiss cwiu also have binoculars
primed after them. Manager Exton-
Porter and Eddie Pond. two owl stars
will hug the bench and II any prayels
suffer in the coming tea" party the
two viii he handy additions as both
are known TO be perfect around the
cage.
Floyd "Skidoo" Murray. who has
been in more than one tea party was
al the Central sym last night in his
shirt sleeves assisting Captain Pollard
in coaching the Legioneers in the plays
that are TO be attempted against the
Reds and the manner in which the
service players worked convinced one.
that the Crowns Will have to be IN on
their toes all the time to prevent theI
locals from putting the unexpected
over. Betting on the outcome of tie.
big game f. very brisk, the Whiting
supporters somewhat afraid TO give
the odds that Hammond fans ask for.
Tickets for the game are being sold
Ike hap-jacks and a capacity house
viii see the game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
OUR FIGHT
DECISIONS

OUR FIGHT DECISIONS
Lew Tender beat Johnny Rose in
six rounds at Philadelphia
Eddie Fletcher beat Joe Richie in
six rounds at Philadelphia.
Harry Brown knocked out Chris
CLANCY in two rounds at Philadelphia
Walter Stewart beat Joe Fox in ter
rounds at Wheeling. ". Va.
Joe Burman o~utpointed Pekin Kid
Herman in ten rounds at Peoria.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
Lewis Flops Caddock
In New York Mat Show

NEW YORK. March Ed "Stran-
gler" Lewis threw Earl Caddock. for
mer wrestling champion. at Madison
square Garden tonight With a head
and hip lock in one -FOUR and IS min
utes. In the s-emi-windup Jim Lon
das pinned Salvatore Chevalier in So
minutes.
caddock was brought to the mat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
Mitchell Jackson Scrap
At Milwaukee March 90

MILWAUKEE. WIS. March l6-
Richie Mitchell. local lightweight
boxer. and Willie Jackson. New York,
will meet in their ten round no decis-
ion contest here March %. This date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16

with a flying deadlock ana fell heav-
ny beneath Lewis. An examination by
surgeons after the bout revealed that
the right collarbone had been frac-
tured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
Eddie Ronsh trying out" his plough.

Recent rumors emanating from
New York and Havana. state hat
Eddie Roush. star outfelder of thu
Cinci Reds, may become a Giant be
fore the 1920 campaign opens.
Pep Young, Giant outfelder. is
talked of as the man sought in ex-
change for Roush by the Reds.
Eddie has been acting a bit holdout-
ish. He is shown above on his farm
It Oakland City. Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16

WHITING. IND. March is-The Bar
rel House took three games from the
Pressure stills in a match at Wilkin-
sons alleys Friday light.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16

Burman Furnishes Herman
PEORIA. Ill. Mareh 16-Joe Bur
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-16
HARREL HOESE
~PREssCRE sTILLs

Grand total-2i64. Team average
721 1-s.
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behind his back. Mike has an ambitious
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-23
Negroes For Own State
Along Mexican Border

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Estab-
lishment of a separate state, under
the protection of the United States
for the segregation of the nations ne
gro population was advocated before
the house judiciary committee by rep
resentatives of the negro race. The
committee is considering a resolution
by Representative Mason, republican,
Illinois, providing for the appointment
of a commission of nine persons to
"outline a plan to promote more har-
monious relations between races
dwelling in the United States
DR.. Moses Madden, of st. Louis,
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with Leila Grey. knew he wouldn't
want to DO this, for he doesn't like
Leila's style of dancing a little bit.
l danced with Hard, and Alonzo dane
ed with Emmy, and the second dance
I had with Alonzo and Emmy had
her second dance with Hard. The
two boys danced with her and me a
great deal, and the other girls, in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-23

Bending and twisting, and all the
time in perfect rythm until every
persons mouth was open with an
constituent.
Guiding Leila were furious, saying
we were simply trying to monopolize
them. AS if it were our fault! The
boys wouldn't have it otherwise.
Bella conferred the honor on her
flying tootsies next upon Roy, and
then upon Harry. Roy never so
much as came near me, and Harry
never came near Emmy. But Harry
danced twice with me, and Roy dane
ed twice with Emmy, and the entire
time | was with Harry he tried his
best to discuss Emmy, and Emmy
says, Roy did the same thing with
her She and l changed the subject
each time, though.
Bella was ever so much louder
than she had been at the Community
Club dance, and yelled most unbe-
comingly from one end of the Arch
field house to the other.
She felt so perfectly at home" l
overheard her tell Dannie,
Her voice never let up for one mo-
ment, and that funny little drawl
penetrated everywhere, much as a
musical instrument out of tune will
do. Dannie, Roy and Harry didn't
mind, though. They Swallowed her
continually.
"Those three fellows in their at
tendance to Miss Mcdonald, remind
me of Dumas Three Guardsmen,' "
said Alonzo Upton when he and |
were one-stepping.
| replied, Don't they though -
Just as if everything Dumas ever
wrote was an open book to me. | did
not know what he was talking about
at all, | must confess. Yet some
how, | have a sneaking notion it
wasn't complimentary to Dannie,
Roy and Harry, and that was all /
was interested in.
Then leafs" came, and they were
rhapsody personifed. They would
have made any party worth while.
Salad, and sandwiches, and a hot
chicken pate, and cake galore, and
ice cream in shapes of flowers and
animals, and minis and nuts and
lemonade, and any amount of color.
ed men in white suits to serve. And
scarcely had we finished refreshments
until Dannie Mechlin appeared at one
end of the front room, and stood so
dramatically that everyone realized
he was about to impart the real event
of the evening.
He began by telling US that Miss
Bella Mcdonald was to dance for us,
or rather that was the closing an
nouncement of this maiden speech
OF his. Later on Leila Grey found
what he had said written word for
word and in his own handwriting on
Mr.. Archfeld's stationery; she says
she found it on the stairway, and
picked it up thinking it was some
thing important SO here it is:
Friends and neighbors, we are
having one sublime time tonight, ow-
ing to our kind host and hostess, Mr.,
and Mrs. Archfeld."
Right here, l recall, everyone
clapped.
and friends" Dannie's speech
continued, 1--WE have danced and eat
en- and intend to dance still more"
At which there was another round
Of applause.
But best of all, friend" Dannie
went on, Miss Bella Mcdonald, the
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told the committee a state should be
established along the Rio Grande en-
territory ceded by Mexico and the
state Of Texas, and that it should be
inhabited and administered entirely
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front rooms cleared of furniture and
crashed, and had wonderful music,
so we had a marvellous time. Bella
danced the first dance with Dannie
MechIin, and Roy had to dance it
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-23

more than talented house-guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archfeld' $"
All the boys clapped here, some
stamping their feet disgracefully, the
latter including both Harry and Roy.
The girls were little gingerly about
joining in here:
Miss Bella Mcdonald" he repeat
ed, "has consented, after much coax
ing, to dance fancy number for
US.
Here Bella, smiling like a Cheshire
cat, stepped to the middle of every
thing, and Dannie vamoosed. She
floated back and forth, waving her
arms as if water was dripping from
them, and pending and twisting, and
all the time in perfect rythm until
every persons mouth was open with
fastonishment.
Her white gown foated, and her
beaded slippers glistened, and pin
could have been heard drop. Final
ly she bowed an adieu, and then the
applause was thunderous.
Immediately she was surrounded
by Dannie and Roy az Harry and
many of the other boys, and some of
the girls, among them Leila. Bella
simpered and rolled her eyes, but re-
fused to dance another step. Sud
denly she caught her reflection in the
mirror above the fireplace.
(Sunday-Mrs. Merrington's Scarf
Disappears.
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WILSON MAY GET
INTO CAMPAIGN
Doctors Say He Should
Be Able To Stump
For League

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Inquiry
has developed the fact that the physi-
clans of President Wilson are hold
ing out hopes that he will be able to
take an active part in the coming
political campaign.
This does not mean that he will in
terest himself in the campaign before
the two conventions have named their
candidates and the issues have been
crystalized. But it was said that so
far as his physical condition was con-
cerned, assuming that his present
rate of improvement continues, there
did not appear to be any reason why
he should not take part lin the cam
paign in the summer and fall.
In spite of this assurance which
comes from those who know most
about the condition of the President
and the amount of work and strain
that he can stand, a rather general
doubt persists, that the President will
be permitted to do much more than
express his views by letter or by
statement. No one will care to take
chances on duplicating the collapse
which the President suffered on his
speaking tour for the League of Ma
tions. If the league should happen
to be an issue in the campaign, there
will be great pressure on the Presis
dent to take the stump at least for
a brief series CT speeches.
Those who are acquainted with the
Presidents condition profess to be-
lieve that he will be fit to make the
speeches, but it is possible that when
the time comes the Presidents &C
tivities may be circumscribed as a
matter of precaution.
Mr. Wilson is striving to build up
his strength in taking daily walks
about the White House grounds and
getting the fresh air. His improve
ment is said to be uninterrupted but
very slow. His mind has functioned
perfectly all along, his physicians
say, the problem being only to effect
his recovery from the nervous break
down and restore his physical
strength which was exhausted first BY
his trying trip to the coast and then
his long period of absolute inaction
as he lay in bed
The Presidents physicians do not
pretend to say what the President
will do when the campaign gets hot
They only say what he ought to be
able to do if he desires.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-23

Moved to J. D. Holman's stable.
Telephone No. 35. DR.. Percy W.
Hudson.-19-30t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-23

by negroes under the general pre-
lection of the United States.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
CIjliCa ATGCibeiia

Dic.embre. Sci apr6Ximo sdbado
celebra Ell Casino Espanol de esta ciu
dad, un baile desconfianza que prom"
ts quedar mlfS allimado.
lei Casino de Arecibo sc propore
| celebrar un. espl6ndido bale el dfa 81
de. este mes, como despedida del ailo
y de la actual Directiya. ~,
lei Sr. Manuel Paoli, Alcaide dc
esta carcel de DistritO, ha sido trasla
dado q ocupar igual cargo ell la car
,c2l de San Juan, por permnta con ell
,Sr. Nepo Flores /.
Ell vapor americana ''Millinocket''
sc encuentra en- Palmas Atlas, cargan
do azlicar para Savannah, Georgia
FL yapor "Glare" tambien ina car
gar varios sacostde az1car al mismo
puerto.
Sc esperan en- este puerto los va
pores ''Manta Ponce, proceden-
ites de Estados Unidcs
Para el pr6ximo domingo anuncia
el Cine Oliver la eXhibici6n de la pre-
ciosa pelfcula, Los IEtereSes CreGdos,
de Benayentc. ss.is m
-Esta noche Sc dara un meeting Ell
la plazuela de San Felipe, sobre va
rios temas importantes, sobre la Sc
mana Escolar, Ell el que hablaran va
rios oradores.
-El yiernes en-; la ,poche. Sc felmi-
ran en- los salones de la Alta Escuela
varios cahalleros y el profesorado de
Las Escuelas, con el fin de tratar i'm
portantes asuntos relacioados lcon el
sistema de educaci6n. Sc espera una
gran oconcurrencia, principalmente de
los padres de los niiios.
+ Ell Comisionado de AServicio Phi
blico, ST.. Ledesnla, tiene un proyecto
con ell fin de mejorar el servicio de
alumbrado el6ctrico,. hoy tan deficien
te, y que de aeceder d sus proposicio-
ncs@la Central Cambalache, mejorara
n6tablemente el alumbrado.
-e-Segdn nl1estras noticias, la distin
guida y notabls actriz Sra. Evangeli-
Ma Adams el Sr., Gerardo de NieYa,
que Sc encuentrap en- Barcelona y que
p9rmanccfan alejados de la escena,
debido a las instancias repetidas de
varios empresarfos, a fin, de ano vuef
ven a la escena, donda tantos laure-
les han alcanzado y 'trabajaran en- el
Teatfo Goya,y def Barcefopa Induda-
blemente triliifaran en- eI Teatro en-
Espaila, como triunfaEon en-. America.
CORRESPONSAL. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Algunas Notas
ANIaiACIoN PARA EsTA NocIIE

ANINIACdON PARA ESTA sNOCHE
El Bapanete de esta noche en- honor
de los senpres Tiavieso Iriarte, re-
siiitala una bFillante fiesta. Hablaran
los sendl;as ogsequiados y el Jefe del
Partido Unionista SSr. Barcel6,
PARA Ell NORTE.
!. En- el proximo yapor embarca para
los Estados Unidos el presidente del
epado, scna1 Bare 10. que estara al
gsiIf tiempo. filsente. Parecc que visi-
tara diyefsas nersonalitlades Y entire
elias al Presidente Harding. La cues
,ti0n del status ~ stros asuntos de
interes para Puerto Rico, impulsan cl
yialessiel Ledde,:
ELEGANTES ALMANAQUES
Para 1921 Sc ,estan yiendo elegantes
almanaques, que apesar del alto costo
de la manufacture, estan. al aIcance de
todoleI munto La casa de, Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga que, pronto cumple UN ST.
CLIO de establecida- hecho un opor
tuno spbsequio., s..
Z HERMINO Ell ESCRUTKNIO
Aver Sc termin6 el escrutinio de las
pasadas eleceiones y Sc present6 una
moci6il Al resolxer para que fueralf
abiertos los paquetes de papeletas del
Distrito de Ponce, por alegar ell seiior
Ainadso, Representative Unionista, que
las papeletas protestadas afectan el re-
sultado de la designation de Senado-
res del expresado Distrito. Sc informa'
que ell senior Todd, representante repu-
blicano, no Sc opuso:a la mocion del Sc
nor Amadeo y Ell asunto esta pendiente
de resolution. por el superintendent
def Servieio. 81
Informddor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
EsP:EcTAcllLOs
Cine Tres Banderas

Lleuara al lienzo ,el episodio sexto
de Ia emocionante cinta: El Tcrbelli-
no " ei bonito drama en- 5 actos titu-
ladok sDe Paso, por Douglas Fair
Eank.e a II,
Teatro America N
is'B1ncticio del notable actor sefior
,drl Pino. Nuevos couplets porla Ma
ys4ldssa' lfia sinteresante pelicula. 4
4 @Gine Luna = a1Hf
E trenS ens San Juan delshern,osso
drama chp5 lattos, Ross eli Guapo, por
el famogo pugilista Roy Stewart, y
una c6mica. 4 @ise9
Cine Monte Carlo
Los grandiosos episodes nlmeros
. 10 de ia Dana en- Girls y una
cinta c6mica.
Cine Real " 7
. Una chistosa cinta comica y los
magnifcos episodios 9 y 1d, de La
DANA en- Girls. -''''
Cine Victory; Garden ..'s5 ...''s
Debut de Ia gran C9mpania de Va
Iriedadesa Troupe Pacheco y estreno
del colossal drama en- 5, actos, interpre-
Itado por eL fanioso William S. Hart y
que lleva spor titulo Una Tienda de
,Sayas. II y.
& Cine Puerto Rico
El famoso Antonio Moreno v la es-
trella Mary Anderson en- cl precio 50
fotodranIa! Ell Genial Intruso, en- 3
Isoberbias parties v una gran comedia
Zen ! reel. Despedida del famoso y
popular Duetto Para: a1
= Cine del Parque
J. Parker Read Jr. presenta Louis
Glaum en- La Hija del Lobo Solita-
rio, tomada de la novela de fama in
ternacional por Luis Jose Vance, en-
Y extraordinarios reels. !,
Teatro Xariedades,, (Bayam6n).
Ell episodio No. 5 de la gran serie
.El Testigo Oculto, por Warner GLAND
y el drama Alquimia de Amor, por
Doris Kenyon. I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Pronto vendra el
Cuban ST. rs
(rloticia dsI sur 4 ED INIIA scIAL.l

sS 64 as sseFs51s = S s -
Ponce, dieienbrc 81 Hoy Sc ha sa-
bidpl ,aqui que no tardlafa .nucho ep
Sisitar esta Isla 81 eonoeido manaseF
de clubs de lpelsta,s sa.lor Ponlpez,
jquien traera desde Ia Habana un team
tornado con los mejores jugadores de
baseball en- Cuba, para hacer una
breve ternporadafcn csta Igla; siguien-
do luego con su n5yena hacia Estados
Unidos. t,q
Esta noticia, recibida en- estos mo-
mentos en- que existe oierta eferves-
cencia en- Puerto Rico, con raspeeto a
cual es la mejor novena insular, nos
'parecc que dsbe ejercer cierta reac-
cion patriotica entire nuestros players
de pelota, en- elAsantido de facerles
olvidar toda competencia en- relacion
a las noyenas insulares, para. que sea
factible constituir1una que thaga fren-
te,s con menos posibilidades de derro-
ia, a la unidad deportiva que vendra
de Cuba. tp
CorrespOnsal. (
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
PARA LOS NINOS POBRES

San Juan, p. r., Die. Z, 1920.
Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan.
Muy Sr. mfO - ts-,n
lie estimar6 grandemente Sc sirva
lar publicidad en- su ilustrado pcri6-
dico, Ia siSuiente carta: ,.,....
ia junta de damas que Sc .dcdica
Il la cnSeilafM;t del catccismo on la
,Parroqliia de la Catelral, ruega Il to-
das aqu2llas personas caritativas,
cCntribuyan con 10 que les plazca a
IN Ecrm0sa obra de ddr ell aguinaIdo
on las pr0Ximas fiestas de NaviGad,
Il los niiios pobres que asistcn Il di-
cha eScuala.'' ..,...-,.
ia quH' subscribe, rpSidnntc Oh Girls
to 4?, altos, cOmisionada para recibir
los d0nativCs con que Sc dignen con
tribuir, sbien sea ell metalico, jugue-
ties II etros objetos propios para nj
hos, les anticipa las gracias mas cum
plidas por su generosidad, y queda de
todcs con Ia mayor consideraci6n", t.
Atentamentc VIA
Joaquina =. Tda. de Mn,
Presidenta, ry+l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
REGREso DEL NoRrSE

En- ell vapor de hoy regres0 de Esta-
dos Unidos, Ell donde estuyo. algdn
TEMPO. nuestro amigo eg sefior Felix
Aguifar, alto empleado de la firma Sc
flores Sues. de Lopez yillamil Y Com
paflfa, del comercio de esta cilglad. LA
distinguida esposa del Fiajero regresa
bien Y ambos son muy estimados en- la
'socfedad de San Juan en- Ponce.
Bienvenidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
HAY CRISIS FINANCIERA

AL comprar su regaIo de Navidades
tratara I'd. de pagar justamente 10
que vale sin pagar lujos nj permitir
que. let enganen En- nuestra Joyeria
lie garantizam0s todo obieto que I'd.
compre y nhestros precios son basa-
dos en- una pequeia ganancia, no
cobramos luip nj anunciamos rebaias.
Visften6s.S
JOYERIA DINET & PACHECO,<
Plaza Baldorioty frente las
= Camaras. 2
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Una DEMANDA, tEN LA 4coRTE
FEDERAL.

-
Z 81 abogado Hugh r. Francis, ha ra-
.dicado en- la secretarfa de la Corte
Federal, en- representation de la casa
Llad6 Cigars. Inc, una iemanda CON
ra la Royal Exchange Assurance
Gorporation. ~
Ia demanda dice que ALA por 81 dfa,
- de octubre de 1919, aseguf6 con la
eompaiifa delnandada SUI sfabriea de
tabacos, por la suma de seis mil do
larcs asegurando tambien el mobilia-
RIO en- la snnia de mil quinientps do
lares, que el dfa 10 de mario del
corrientc afio, la fabrica fue destriit-
da por I'm violento incendio, quen.an-
dose tanbi6n todo Ell mobiliafio, y que
como Ia compalfa Sc la negado a ras
'garle "a suma de- sfete mil quinieiit6s
dolares,, importe de IA peliza. han te.
nido que recnFris a,Ios aihnnaIes9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
EI; vApoR ~HELEN'

Anocite tomo puerto este vapor de
Id Bull Insular Line, procedente de
New York. con carga general para San
Juan v algunos pueblbs de la isla.
.vAPOR INGLES EN- Ell PUERTO
Esta inaiana, proeedente de Liver
pool, iheg6 a este puerto, consignado a
Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, ell vapor ingles
de la Castle Line, "Herney Castle,
con un1 carganiento de cuatro mil ba-
rifles de cemeIlto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
UN CALENDARIQ MUY UTIL

4 Nuestros muy estimados amigos, los
Srs. Sobrinos de Portilla han tcnido
Ii cortesfa, que agradecemos mucho.
de obsequiarnos con un elegante alma
.naque para ell ano venidero de 1921,
con que la acreditada fundici6n Sc pro
pone regular a todos sus clientes y
amigos.
El calendario une Ga su elegancia
como ahuncio, la utilidad inherentesa a
todO o5sequio de esta casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
ID. JuEz cAMPILLo .PARA.
ESPANA

I En- el tapor espaflol 4htonio Lopez,
que probablemente zarpara de aquf de
lunes a martes para Espaila e Islas
iCanarias, enfBarca nuestro distiHgui-
do amigo q Honorable ipez de la sec
ci6n primera de la Corte de Dfstrito
de San juan Lcdo Luis Campillo,
quien aprovechando los dos moses de
vacacioneksde la Corte, va, Espsna
en- busca dc su distingiida esposa, pa
ra regpesara Puerto Rico en eI ines
de fehrer1
, Ell 7IMPARCIAL desea al cuIto fun
cionario una feIicfsima t1,avesfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Ell PONCE"

Esta mailana las nueve atrac6 al
muelle No.;1 ell vapor Ponce, de la
New York & Porto Rico, con carga;
correspondence pasajeros. III haber
llegado' este buque algo retr&sado, Sc
debe, segfn NOS infomaron, a que es-
tuyo detenido en- la bahfa@ de New
York se:s horas, por metivo de Ia mu-
cha neblina. 6i e.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
EL YAPoR ...INspEcToR.

Aver tarde lleg0 este puerto pro-
cedente de Mobile, Ala, .el yapeIr
eInspector", consignado la Porto
Rico Mercantile CO., con Tcf prop6sito
de cargar en- San Juan y Guayanilla,
un million cuatro eientos mil galones
de miel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
P0R AGGRESSION GRAVE

Saturnino Betancourt ha sido de-
nunciado 4 Ia Corte Municipal por
aggression grave, consistente en- haber
apaleado, en- Ell poblado La Perla, a
Miguel Angel Rivera, quien tuyo que
ser trasladado al Hospital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
POR ALTERAR LA PAZ

La policfa arresto y denuncio, por
alterar. la paz en- varios sitios de la
ciudad, a Maria Maclara, Encarna-
ci6n Dfaz, joaquin Negr6n, Maria Ro
drfguez, Doroteo Rodriguez y Carme-
10 Estrian.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

CUANDo listed desee com
prar sabanas, Fundas, TOallas,
Manteleria y demas artfculos pa
ra Ia casa, acuerdese que los me-
jores ytmas baratos Sc venden
IN Gonzalez Padfn Co.