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The Little River news., 1920-08-28

Johr L. Gardner and pr. A. B. Bish- OF visited the ex-confederate reunion west Of Lockesburg Tuesday and re- turned the same day by Nashville and Mineral Springs. They report crop prospects on the route as being very fine
The Little River news., 1920-08-28
] lNC>tl::I] $ O. .
Where To Get Your Laundry

NOTlCE--IT IS NO LONGER A QUIIS-
 ion as to where you shall get your laundry dcne. Just southwest of the K C $. station on the gravel road we have opened a hand laundry, and are now prepared to laundry anything from a lowell to a tent, each piece handled by hand, and experienced wo- men, who have been doing such work for more than 20 years, therefore we are able to handle anything in tie ladies and gentlemen's line, few family washings wanted and each washing and piece is handled separat- ely. Cleaning and dying and pressing a specially.
 For further information call PAP.
The Little River news., 1920-08-28

FOR A GOOD POSITION COME TO
 Texarkana Business college. Get your copy of our new catalogue at once 54-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
VASE NADEJNA MLADEz

"Jsem Jesse James mladsi,
bandita,' pravil pr vyslechu
iisty nedosp6ly kluk. "Kolik je
ii rokG?" ptal Sc iei policeini
soudce Siebert. "Osmnact."
"To ii nev6fim. vzdyt' vypadas
iako 14letv." "Jsem iiz dospe-
lVm a isem tax statecnV, jake
kazdV Tiny lupic. ktereho iste
kdv vid6l. nenotrebuii zadnych
vaSich milosti. proto snad, re
vvpadam mladv a vezmu trest
kterv mi pfisoudite iako muzi."
Seudce Sc presvedcil a shle-
dal. re zkaznnemu hochovi Jest
It let q postal iei k soudu pro
mlad6 provinilce. Podivnv brdi
~. adv 81 dodal vzhledu vets
muznosti. %vstrGil 81 do list not
nou porci zvIkaciho tabaku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
PROCES S BANDITOU To-
STEINEREM.

Vcera dopraven byl z trest-
nice do Clevelandu John Gro
gan, ienz jest odsouzen ma do
zivoti, ably vypovidal jake sve-
dek proti Losteinerovi, jenz je
krone iinych zlotinu obzalo-
van 2 teze vrazdy. Cd vypovedi
Grogana zavisi jaksi osud Lo-
steineruv, ielikoz dozivotni
stravnik trestnice jest svedkem
povolanym obhajobou. Jistych
obtizi stava pri sestavovani po-
roty, iez nebyla ieste ami wee
reisiho dine uplhou, okolnost
tato z%avinila, re s vyslechem
svedku Dude zapocato az ne
kdy We ctvrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
STO MILLIONU VkLADU.

Jest malo bank Y naSem me-
ste a mono rici V Americe, "a
by mely sedmdesat diva miliony
dollaru We vkladech. Jednou 2
takovych bank ie Prvni narod-
nj banka nasem m6st6, nej-
v6tSi narodni banka We state.
Akcie teto a First Trust and
Savings Co. jsou V jedn6ch ru
kach a ODE tyto banky ovlada-
il dohromady kapital vice nez
sto dvaceti peti millionu dolla-
ri. Sporitelni vklady u First
Trust obnaSi dvacet pet millio-
nj dollaru, take dohromady
tyto instituce mali sto millionu
dollaru We vkladech. ODE, ma
jice stejne maiitele, nutno O.
vsem povazovati ie "a jeden
podnik. Banka tato podleha
dozoru spolkove vlady. Obcho-
duje Sc Zivnostenskou bankou
V Praze. Jeji ohromnost je "a
rukou nejlevnejsich sazeb w
mennych a nejrychleiSi sluzby,
jez je S to kupcum ceskych ko-
run poskytnouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
VALECNE TAZENl R O
RIDITELI MESTSKE BE-
PECNOSTI A. B. SPRO-
STEMU.

.Jestlize clevelandsky mayor
Fitzgerald prime deputace
zdeisich zen, uslysi zadost, "a
by sprostil dradu dosavadniho
riditele m6stsk6 bezpecnostl A..
R. Sprost6ho. PAM w. H. Cor
lettova, iedna z dvou delegatek
zdeisiho zenskeho sdruzenl
prohodila, kdyz nebyl deputa-
CT umoznen pristup k hlave OBJ
ce. vuCi mayorovd tajemnlku,
ably Fitzgerald ien pamatoval,
lax to dopadlo "a guverner-
skych voleb s Davisem v Je-
no vlastnim meste blede.
PAM A. F. Westgateova, Jez
predsedala Ma velke schulz "a
stupkyn 100000 clenek spoJe-
INCH We Federaci ~zenskych klu-
bu pozadovala liz pond6ll
resignaci Sprosteho a vcera pro
hlasovala, re organisace leJl
nema nikterak V umyslu jed
nou prijatou resoluci nechat
padnouti. Kazdym dnem, ktery
mayor Fitzgerald ponechava
nyneisiho reditele mestske beZ
pecnosti V trade, ztracf sam
duIveru clevelandskeho lidu.
Dnesni nechut' zGa Sc puso-
biti primo epidemicky, nebot'
vcerejsiho dne konaly schulz
jin6 kluby "a tinz 1celem, ac
vysledek iednani neni vsude
IMAM.
Mayor a fiditel bezpecnostnl
Sc vGera radili, ale vysledek
conference oba tail. Use co by
10 prozrazeno jest, re Sprosty
dosud resignace nepodal a Ia
Ike nebyl o to dosud mayorem
pozadan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
SEKRETAR GUVERNERA
DAVISE.

Jmenovani F. f. Waitea, Ii
ditele m6stskych sadu i iineho
verein6ho majetku, tajemni-
KEN naSeho noveho guvernera
Harry l.. Davise@ uprazdnilo ie-
no dosavadni Trad a iako jeho
nastupcn lest kruzich repu-
blikanskVch uvaden mestskV
parkovni komisaT LYMAN O..
Newell. ktery vsak iako move
zvoleny okresni rekorder by
misto ono mohl zastavati jen
pHl roku. Nadeji ma misto ma
t6z m6stsky lesnik H. c. Hyatt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
SRAZKA AUTOMOBILE 6
POULICNi KAROU.

Detektiv Jan Zeman, 5202
Dolloff rd. spolu S Frankem
Lyonsem byli We stredu dop0-
ledne dopraveni do Lakeside
nemocnice, vazne byvSe crane
nj "a srazky Lyonsova auta $
Payne Ave. karou ma vych. 80.
ulici. Zeman utrp6l vnitrni IRA
neni a podobne i Lyons, ien3
vlastni hostinec 1882 Walnut
Ave. a ma Sc zodpovidati, ze
prodaval potaii hisku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
HONDA IA

Obnhodnik Josef Labano
o5nn vVch. 40. III. obsluhovnl
brave dive 7akaZnfkv. kdv7 tito
nan namiTili revolvarv. NuSe1
iim cht6 npchta vvdati 5000
aln iakmile vntSelci G ko%ist'
odcha1eli. chopil Sc vlastnihr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08

revolveru a .jal Sc "a strelby
zlod6je pronasledoVati. Jisty
soused pribehl ma pomoc s bro
kovnici, ale "a chvilku prona-
sledovani zanechal, ponevadz
svoji bouchacku zapomnel ma
biti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
DOpISY v MAST ~URADOVNE..

Kraian Frant. Kozler, del
nix ma iatkach Forest, pocha-
zeiici 4 Bzova IL Berouna ma
II ms pSani cd .JoSefa Kozlera
re Zaluzan, PIP. Viklice u Cha
bafova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
TVRTECNf PRODEJ LACI -
Ceny snizeny cd jedne tfetiny do polovny
Puncochy

1 uA1(OCAly
Chlapecke a divci tszke ryhovane GER
ne punGochy do skoly. velkost 6 az
8, soc hodnoty, ctvrtetni 90
prodejni cena ........... wv
DivGi a chlapecke cerne punGochy, tez-
Ike, ryhovane, velkost 6 az 9N,
35c hodnoty, ctvrtecni pro- To-
delnl cena ...r.t. $500.
Cerne a bile detske .kazmirove puncc-
chy, hedvabn6 spicky a patty, SOC
hodnoty, ctvrtecni %prodejni o.
Damske hedvabne ~punGochy, cerne a
hned6, ovrouben6, $1.00 hodnoty,
ttvrtetni prodejni 5Qc
cena
Muzske kazmirove ponozky, modre,
sede a cerne, bile patty a spieky, 75c
hodnoty, ctvrtetni prodejni AQcs
cena .......... 90. fCSt
Pletene zbozi
Muzske sweatrove worstedove kabaty.
ohrnovaci limee, vsech barec, $500
hodnoty, ctvrtecni prodejni @ OF
cono 0C.JC
Damske a divci celoylnsne slipover
sweatry, vsech barev a velkosti.
$500 hodnoty, ctvrtecni % 90
prodeini cena ~o"S~
Chlapecke a divci pletene capky. w
Der barev, 29c hodnoty, TO-
ttvrtecni prodejni cen lJC
M2#4.t.
Lnene zboM
Bilene rucniky do koupelny, velke, &C.
lobil6, soc hodnoty, ctvrtecnf 90
prodejni cena ........... XIV
Celobile buck utsraky, 29c hodnoty,
ctvrtecni prodejni TO-
cena ........ 49,
Bile hackovane posteIni p~okryvky, bez
svu, velkost 72x9O, 1925 hodnoty.
ctvrtecni prodejni q co
cena 80. ~A'VS
Flaxon ru6niky $ cervenym pruhem.
zoe hodnoty, ctvrtecni H.
prodejni cena ........ AO>
Drobnosti
cerne a bile sici mite, vsech cisel. sc
hodnoty, ctvrtecni prodejni m
cena, 3 "a .......... AVN
Perletove knofliky, SC hodnota ctvrtet-
nj prodejni cena m
5 Ia ......... .......
o. N. T. mercerisovana bavlna k hac-
kovani, bila a ecru, vsech, cisel.
ctvrtecni prodejni 49, ~ ~
cena ............ :......
Hedvabi ma civkach, SO yardd, l2c
hodnoty, ctvrtecni prodejni c.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08
Domaci latky

1000 yardI shaker f~lanelu, kratke del
ky, tezke jakosti, rGzove a modre
prouzky, tez velky vyber barev tina
vy yeh.; a5e , hodn0ty' StTrtse"' 171c
prodelnl cena ........... ~
5000 yardH bileny shaker f%lanel, 27 p.
siroky, test vahy, 29c hod. 10
Gtvrtecni prodejni cena ~. 1OA
Flanelet, velky vyber tmavych barev,
q p. S., 35c hodnoty, 90
ctvrtecni prodejni cena .....AOC
5000 yardl bileneho muselinu, vybor-
ne jakosti, 29c hodnoty, ~
ctvrtecni prodejni cena ~
1000 yardi nebileneho muselinu, tezsi
vahy, CSC hodnoty, ~
ttvrtecni prodejni cena -. AT~
1000 yardI bileneho muselinu, mekky,
hotovy k siti, 35c hodnoty, 10.
ctvrtecni prodejni cena =. AON
1000 yardi bileny muselin ma povlaky,
35c hodnoty, ctvrtecni 10
prodejni cena ........... A~N
l~obarevneho, velky vyb6r kostek, 23c
hOdnoty, ctvrtecnl 10l-
prodejni cena .......... AAZN
Nebileny sheeting, PA ydu siroky, W.
borne jakosti, SOC hodnoty, e.
ctvrtecni prodejni cena ..... OO~
1000 yardd oblekoveho sotyse, vsech
novych vzord, vyborne jakosti, Acc
hodnoty, etvrteeni prodejni 224c
1000 yardG perkalu, velky vyber ina
vomodreho ma svetle pGde, yd siroky,
39c hodnoty, ctvrtecni pro- IN.
deJnl cena ...........
Hracky
Oblecene panenky, Ia p. velke, IN.
ttvrtecni prodejni cena 80. wv
Navstivte nase oddsleni hracek, velky
)vybSr pan, vozikI a hraSek vseho
druhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-08

prava jejich cena jest az $500
Damske g~eorgetove zivGtky, vkusne
prymky neb vysivky, S limcem neb
bez limce, vsech barev, $500 hodno-
ty, ctvrtecni prodejni d. M
Damske obleky z c~elovlnsneho triko-
tinu a muzske serze. mnohe RUNE
tvary k Vasemu vyberu, krasn6 Wy
Sivane, s prymky, s tunikou neb jine
sbirane, $3.50 hodnoty, Go Oc
ctvrtecni ~prodejni cena ~AOsOO
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
PLAN PAGEANT FUR CHILDREN'S NIGHT
 OF LOCAL W. ]. W.

Taking an idea from the reproduction l of a photograph of '"The Coming of the 1 White Man" statue in the city park of Portland, Ore, a pageant has been ar ranged and will be presented as the feature of the Children's Night of the Woodmen of the World at the Odd Fellows hall, Third avenue and Adams street, tomorrow night.
 Opening witla picturesque group of Indians around a campfire awaiting the return of the hunters the first scene shows their arrival with trophies of the chase which bring ovations and a de- scriptive dance of joy by three Indian maidens. The festivities are inter rupted by the arrival of an Indian scout who brings word of the coming of the white man.
 Through several interesting scenes and tableaus the action leads up to a thrilling climax when a lone boy scout rescues a white girl from death, inter rupting tribal Indian dance and pre- cipitating a fierce battle between the red men and the hardy pioneers. The success of the white men in this en- gagement brings about an agreement in which Uncle Sam promises protec- tion and education for the Indian. The finale shows the Indian tepee replaced by a modern school house over which old Glory is unfurled by a troop of boy scouts.
 Those participating in the program include: Teacher. Margaret Loper; flag drill. girls team; speaking, Minnie Lee SpratIin; song, Lanham Burtiss; piano solos by Clyde Jordan and Beulah Helen Bemis; speaking, Franklin Davis; Hunters dance and Dance of Peace by the following pupils of Miss Paula Beware: Ruth Leyhe, Louise Chambers, Emma Bayliss, Joy John son, Barbara Heard, Alberta Leyhe and Mildred Roberts; vocal trio: J. P. Ed gar, Jr., Agnes Edgar and Winnona Ed gar; and a song by c. Clair.
 Under Capt J. B. Sloan, the junior w. o. W. team will give floor work and lead the march to refreshments.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
TWO D|vORCES ARE
 GRANTED BY JUDGE

Judge Stanford found time yesterday during a very busy day to sandwich in two divorce suits and granted decreeS to Sarah A. McMahon and Lulu Brown. Mrs. McMahon charged that J. w. Me Mahon deserted her, and Mrs. Brown charged that her spouse, Edwin Brown. was absent without leave
 Vincent Hill, who was found guilty last Thursday by jury on a charge of grand larceny, appeared yesterday for sentence. but Judge Stanford post poned the matter until next Monday morning. Hill was charged with talk ing an automobile from O. c. Me Murtry and driving it to Los Angeles, where he was arrested in possession of the car.
 Three appeal eases from the city court came up for hearing and all were continued by Judge Stanford. The first was that of John Tisdale, who was found guilty in the city court on June on a charge of selling intoxi- eating liquor and fined S100 The de- fendant made a motion to dismiss on the grounds that the action had not been brought to trial within 50 days and a second motion that the city or dinance was null and void because the Volstead act superseded it. Judge Stanford took the motion under ad- visement.
 The second case was that of Victor Cash, who was found guilty in the city court on June of reckless driving and fined $100. On motion of the de- fendant, the case was postponed until
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
NEAR FAST RELIEF
 CONFERENCE TODAY

All persons interested in tie relief work going on among the Armenian orphans will find it of interest and val ue to attend the Near East Relief con ference being held today at 10 an'. and 2:30 D. m. in the parlor of the Adams hotel. These conferences are to be addressed by John R. Mace, as sistant general field secretary of the Near East and one of the most prom inent clergymen of New York City, Mrs. Florence Duryea, who is in charge of the womens work, and Isaac Yo- nan, the Hoover of Persia"
 There will be many in attendance from outside of the city, Including several ministers, club leaders and prominent people. This is one Of a se- ries of conferences taking place in diff ferent centers of the United States to give first hand information as to this great work.
 Charles F. Willis, state director of the Near East Relief in Arizona, ex- terds to all Phoenix people an inVi- tation to hear these visitors at the Adams hotel parlor today.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
LEAGUE
 CHIEF IS VISITOR

A. T. Pecina. who for four years was connected with the district attorney 5 office at San Diego, Cal, and who has been elected supreme president of the Protective Latin league a a convention held in Tucson on September II, is ln Phoenix looking after the interests of his organization. MT. Pecina home has been in. Jerome for about a year, but he intends to bring his family to Phoenix and make his permanent resi- dence here.
 MT. Pecina said yesterday that the Protective Latin league is a political as well as a fraternal organization. and that efforts will be made to make it definitely influential in the affairs Of Arizona.'The chief object of the league he said was to bring about a closer re- lationship and a better understanding between the Spanish speaking people of the state and Americans, and he has pledged himself to devote every effort to this work
 The new secretary of the league is Pedro de la Lama, editor of La Jus ticia,' of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

November l. The last case was that of James Conley, who was found guilty in the city court on August 31 on a charge of disturbing the peace and was sentenced to serve 10 days in the city jail. On motion of his coun- sel the case was postponed a week
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26
ENLARGED

T have more respect for a bull than used to have
 How sop
 Look how he takes after red flag Florida Times Union
Arizona republican., 1920-09-26

nello' Howard has just returned after ten months vacation. He couldn't resist the temptation as all his friends had abo,,t gwen up having their cars repaired, since ne went out of business Now there isn't any need to wait while or take the car any, Where else, cause Howard is back at the old game repairing cars. If you have a car that has had attention elsewhere, don't get dis outraged, but bring it around to Towards, where you'll find the most consistent trouble finder in Phoenix.
 Ignition, carburetors and Delcos re- pared. Cylinders rebored, and cars rebuilt rom fender to fender. He also repairs gas engines. All work guaranteed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01
Timely Tick Topics

wanted to gain liberty and independence according to his individual ideas we would not have occasion to celebrate h. dependence Day. But team work did it" Team work, cooperation between the fed eral, state and county inspectors and B per cent of Alabama's cattle owners have gained 91 per cent of Alabama's area independence from the depredations of the cattle tick. We hope to find that by July 4 1921, the remaining per cent of Ala bama's cattle owners working to keep the food-wasting cattle tick, will have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

ing one-half gallon of milk per day and not a square mile of area released from federal quarantine, and that now in 1920 about 1,4Oo,oo0 head of cattle are in Ala bama, 91 per cent of the state released from federal quarantine and only S,o25 head of cattle found tick infested in May, you wonder if there is a man left in Ala bama who Is not convinced that the cattle tick can be eradicated and that 1t pays to "dip that tick"
 r Alabama has A7, 900 invested in cat tie. Of this amount s2s.614.Ooo is invested in milch cows. It Is improbable that the few anti-tick eradicators left will be all lowed to jeopardize this valuable indus try by raising cattle ticks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

-recanted and rid their cattle of this pest.
 In April we found 60h head of cattle in- fested with cattle ticks. In the May is- sue of timely tick topics we inquired of you, What are you doing to reduce that number" Your answer was shown in the summary of the work for May, through your efforts this number having been reduced to s,o25 head. Again we ask: What are you doing to reduce that number7"
 Every dog has his day--the nights be- long to the cats" Looks like the vat destroyer is working on the cats time.
 When you stop to think that in 1910 Alabama had but sS0,00O head of tick-in- fested cattle, with the average COW giv-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

Mechanics Magazine. The treatment consisted merely of confinement in the chlorine room for five minutes day The pas contents varying from 43 to 273 parts in l, 1,000,0 ,0O0 of air
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01
May Prevent "Flu"

Breathing air impregnated with chlo- rine gas may prove to be a real preven- tive of influenza. During the recent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

epidemic. 1s4 volunteers were subjected
 to total of more than 500 treatments at the University of Arkansas. Several children and nurse engaged in car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-01

ing for flu" patients were among the subjects, of whom only one developed a new case, and that evidently had been prevoiusly contracted, says Popular
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
DIR. NARCISO MORENO
Mgdico Cifujano.

De regreso de los Estados Unidos
participa a sus amigos clientes gu.
esta de nuevo en- su buffete. !,
TeI6fono sl5. Allen o.
Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

Ell el "HeIaldo Gualdes", interesan-
te perl6dico que Sc publica en- la Guar
dia, Pontevedra, encontramos el Nsii
guiente suelto en- Ia edicion del IA de
agosto:
DON MANUEL tCOBALLES
Procedente de Barcelona, donde pres
ta sus servicios a la Patria Ell el
regimiento de artiller1ii, hallase entire
nosotros CON 1icencia, debido "a ul he
cho her6:co, el joven hiio dc esta pa
rroqtiia Don Manuel Coballes Rodtf-
guez.
Como eli case que motive Ia conce-
sion de esta licencia, no de todos es 60
nocido, aafemos nuestros lcctores IN
freshmen del mismo.
Ell 20 del mes pasado ocrirrio en- Bar
celona uno de esos inuchos dtentados
|terforfficos que diario felata Ia prell
sa del cual fue heroe nuestro con
recino, que gracias 81 pudieron los
autores ser sdetenidos Y. HntregadOS
a las autorilades. ts
viaiaba el referido coballes en- un
tranvfa cnand6 t1el mismo bajaroh
dos. indiyid!tos que llSciende Us ode
.sus pistolas hicieron yarios disparos
contra otr6s dos que yiajaban en- la
platafoi1na del coche, marando a mo
~ dejando a otro grayemente herido
~ dand6se enseguida la fuga.
1nmediatamente salieron cn st per
secuci0n I'M sargento de la Gnardia
Civil i ell soldado CobaIles, pero como
este estuviese desarmado y el sargeil-
to por sl edad no pudiese seguirlcs
fan ligero, nuestro paisano lie pidi6 el
revolver sigiu6 en- la persecution de
los asesinos deteni6ndose los aut6res
del atentado para disparar contra su
perseguidor, ell cual contest6 a los dis
paros hasta que Sc lie agotaron los IT,
rOs que contenfa ell arma.
Al acabarsele los proyectiles Sc de-
tuvo Y entonces uno de ellos. que sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
FL VdN ben gIHBIGal9
Don MANUEL CODhLLES

.di6ScGenta lie que q soldado estaba
,indefenso. 81 parapet6 detras de un
aIbM siguio disparandole tiros, los
cuales. .lfortu,iadamente no h.e.eron
blanco.
Nuestro Coballes no Sc detuyo por
csio, Y asi, c;lautlo 5el agresor duiso
volver .cargar st arnla, el .soldado
rapidamente Sc arroj6lSobre 81 luchan-
do u brazo partido para Gesarnarle
y sujetaile consiguiendo rencerle y coo
pefar la dctenci0h del compahero que
rven!m Ell socorro del detanigo.
Ell vista del conpoftamiento tan
eiempiaG. el Captain General de Cata-
luna despu6s de felicitarle ha propues
sto Ill valientc Cobnlles para la Cruz
1e san FpiNaldo: Ia 1'ederaci6n Pa
tronal Ge Barcelona ha cncabezado
con diez nil resetas mla subscription
on favor del citado artillero n la cual
comtriEuy0 la commandments de artille.
ria con rail pesetas y scgdn noticias
Ge la prensa. va alcanza treinta Y
tantas mil pesetas 10 recaudado ade-
mas el Ministro de Ia Gobernaci6n
pidi6 informes al Gobernador de Bar
celona para p%?miar tambi6n al ga
lleguito por su comportamiento.
Al serle concedida la licencia fue
el Joven Don Manuel Coballes fell
citado obsequiadfsimo por la oticia-
lidad de artillerfa lie Barcelona.
Tratandose de un hijo del Ayunta-
, miento del Ros;ll. esperamos que nues-
ira Corporation Municipal, haciendose
int6rprete de la general satisfaction
que pr0dujo entire, nosotros la conduc-
ia de IN hijo de csta parroquia. acuer
de ser merecedor de Ia estima res
peto de todoS sus convecinos.
Por nuestra parte reciba 81 future
Fcaballero de San Fernando. que por
su comportamiento honra a esta pa
rroquia Galicia, nuestra enthusiastic
enhora buena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
SOrdera y Ruidos en- la
CabeZa.
90

ST padece usted de este, vaya
donde .cualquier farmacia y pida
} CONCENTRATED SOURDAL, Gu
yo precio es a 6 por lata. Este nue.
!, vo remedio produce una cura ca;
s:empre Immediate y sus pronto
efeetOs uIa cura permanente. Pc
netra en- los sitiOs donde Sc asienta
el dolor y ha realizado curacioncs.
cOmpletas en- muchos casos en- que
Sc habian perdido las esperanzas.
81 su droguista aun no ha recibido,
el SOURDAL, no acepte ningin
sustituto y 81 envie un giro postal
para que lie sea proporciOnadO di-
cho medicamento, a "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING CO. SO, STA
TIcN ROAD, CROYDON, SU.
RREY, ENG, y recibira un pa
quete por correo, a su direction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
PoR LOS JUZGADoS

Ell dia IN de los corrientes, Sc vie
ron ante las cortes locales, los siguien
tes casos presentados por la Policia:
Aggression: uno sentenciado; Alterar la
Paz: uno sentenciado Y tres absuel-
tos; Infraccion Ordenanzas lMunicipar
les: uno sentenciado. a}o st1 epsr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
BANCO COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO
AVIS0

los acciOnistas
SOOOOOO0O reci
nuestras Suur
pub accOnes de dcha emission
euare despu de cubertO
de las solcitudes los acciOnistas
sOiciantes
debea Embellishments
acci6n, $4,000 del
nominal, mas S250 para ell Fondo de Reserya
San Juan, P. r. Septembre Z, 1920
Is E IRIARTE,
SecretariO Accidental