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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Especial para Ell IMPARcIAL)

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Ponce, dieiembre s.No con el pro
,p6sito de entrar en- competencia con
las denas fabricas existentes en- "A
Isla Y menos con los dueios de sas7
ltrerias, dentro de dos semanas queds-
ra establecida aquf una gran fabrica
de ropa hecha, en- un edifcio que Sc
levanta en- la Gale Salud esquina q
lGampos, por una corporation que ha
ssido legalizada por los sseiores Artu-
no de Lahongrais, don Juan Diaz,
Hdueno aquel Y este manager de "El
Louvre, y Mr.. Camille Chapman, de
ia firlna Camille Chapman Y CO., que
funciona en- 229, 4th Ave-, New York,
En- estos moinentos dirijen la insr
italaci6n de las maquinarias los ex7
pertos seiores Guthartz ysGingrofs-
ky, que. Hegaron hace POGO a la Isla
EN- el Mohawk, los que enseharan
'el mane5o de las maquinas los obre-
ros portorriqpenos que han de encar-
garse de elias.
Ell capital de Ia empresa por ahora
son Glen mil d6lares, de los cuales
setenta Y cinco mil Sc cubriran en- ac-
clones de a Glen dolares cada una,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

que dentro de POGO saldra q ofreeer
ia Ia genie de Ia Isla nuestro amigo
don Julio Lopez. Existe el prop6sito
'de que el capital autorizado Sc cubrai
con dinero del pals, u en- ese laudable
Idesao Sc ofreceran oportunidades para
IA compra D adquisicion de las ac-
Clones, cuyo saldo Sc. hara en- tres
plazos: Uno al qHedar instaladas las
maquinas, que sera dentfO de. dos Sc
Inaanas; otro un mes despues de estar
Itrabaj jando la fabrica y el tercero dos
Inieses despues.
Sera manager general de Ia Mnter-
national Clothing Co., que es el nom
bre, Dc esta einpresa, q senior Joseph
=. Balkind, de Ia conocida firna 'Tm-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
Gran Fdbrica De Ropa ,sn Ponce
Funcionara con in capital De 100 mil dollars

perial Clothing Co.. que funciona en-
la ealle IL, as E., New York; v pre-
sidente y manager, con residencia en-
Ponce, nuestro distinguido amigo don
Arturo de Lahongrais.
Esta nueva fabrical de ropas dara.
oeupaeion por- 10 menos doscientas
personas, en- su mayorfa mujeres y
como decimos al principle de esta in
formation, no viene a establecer COM
.petencia con las demas fabricas exis-
tentes en- el pals nj con las sastrerias,
pues sus productos seran exportados
"a Santo Domingo, Cuba Venezue-
la, y epsecialmente enviados al mer-
.cado continental.
Correspshsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
FloresFranoesas. FloresEspanolas.
ataFaF Flores Alemanas.
Ytambien son Flores las Americanas. !!

SEt . P z
recb de Europa Estad Undos sudo
GORONASy eior caad de FLORES ARTFCAIS del mundo.
Ia imiaci6n perfecta de las Flores NauraIes f
NADIE podra dingu flores de las naua den-
hombre robo nauaza limo
cTetO.
Las FLORES la muier el encanto de la vida.
FLORES Comp FLORES. Cmpe FLORES. NOsCrOs
yendemos.
~ -
Tensmos ios de Gala de banco neye DELLA
CRISANTELMOS. De odne Tenemos de
clases ro mas precosas
puede haber. q
CCEs. GUIRNALDAs: 10 quie
No tumbas aados qpeden desiertas.
Reenerde aue los espirtus no estan muertos.,.
7T NiygH IA dule vida de los recnerdOs..
No cOnformaH solo "Padres Nuesros"
yenga comprarnos FLORES para deudos
Para en- lasOtra vida vivian cOntentos.s.
sS- sAass .s.s
1Doz por S1l20 .5sD6z. mas a $500 DOz. sR
SERVINGS pedHOs sla. c. o. D.4tfc sststs#{f
@ The Worlds Trade Agency,
ssTelsfOnO 7ss, 81 Tetuan St. P. Q. Box 1899.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10

NOTAS:Seran facutativas las escalas de Genoya, Va
lencia Malaga Sana de la Palma Puerto Lm0n en-
e yaje ID4 as de Cartagena sabania CurazaS Pner
to Cabeo CarGpaho Ponce Marselay Genova al REGRESO
En- Ell vae regreo escaas de SAINTS CruS de Tene
rife Las Palmas alternadas. '"~ "-"'H~
Las fehas de saIida soamen fas para los puertos
Gadi2 ida Colon al regreso Las demas presu
mbes segdn record veocidad establecdO por la Com
pa pero san sutas al adelanto que ogrn los
naYgac6n adeanto que dbe aptovechar Ia correspOn
deneia. e .#s 'oja4
Para mas intormes drfiase los Agentes Generates
SOBRINOS DE BzQDIAGA, San Juan p R., los Agentes
Locales saber: En- Ponce Sres Bonhn Co.. Mayagtex
Morql &Co En- Aguadilla, Sr Jorge ilVa; Areci
bo, Sres. Roses Co, SWcs s.,n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
FILIPINAs.

Julio 81, 1889, C6dgo Civil. >sEsisg@
septiembre4 1884 Codigo Penal.
Julio A, 1893 Leyf Hipoteearia
Intervention Americana, 1898
Mensaje Presidential, Dcembre 5, 1899.
: 4Febrero, g. 1888, Enjuiciamiento Civil.
Septembre s 1884, Enjuciamiento Criminal.
Il Agosto 1885, C6digo de Comerco
Gaudfo Jurisprudence osEsedos Unidos epectoG
leyes espaaotbs.
.cFuero ReG, 1876 U. S. 100. 65
0rdenqmiento Real, 16 How 2O3
4 Goecci0n de Castillo, is How 2O3 "a How. $50.
0rdenqmieixo de Alcald 124 u. S. 261.
qetdGs 189 Q. s. 2sS u 4O 16 Wall 166 1OS
Pet 662. so U. 513
lecoploctdr, u s. e75 167 Us ss278 S. 2e1.
q EUeuG Recopiac6a5 How 472
2opsimo RcopilGci0n U. s42
12O U. s-eO5 124 U. s. 261. ss
lis Pendeas 2O6 q. S. s5S
EncicEopeddde Ara1ola. (184S), 195 u ST.
Eeyes Recopilacion de Ortega 1853 13524 How
3--l1 How 6O9
c6dgo Cirt EspGaot 62l152 u S. 122 Art u
1901. s 15s Art 1889 1864 -7r109 y r IS S42
6nodrO Jsispypdencio Urdos rspecto
g leyes fnpindS
d6dso ois % 1915, 1892 l4O u s0s 20s
e. Ss-40S x
C6d5gO dc EpjciasnientO Civil u9ol) u sOs
d6dgo Pesol Art 4O2 4Os 2Oe ~ s ss3 Art 4s8y a3a
204U S. 40.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
PRONTUARIo.
cuado e Jusgdeneia a l9s Esa0s Undos repeoo

Cuadro JuiprHdenciG EQdos Undos cdn respco
sfs.a. 4~*sg fsa leyes portorriquedGs. M s tI4s
e6dgo cpl 1850 Arts aao2 u s. ss9 Arts 1O9 1857
1434f7 14S4 14s5 17ss2O4 81 Art 900 1902 sp2 U
8es
c6dgo. ce 1sO2 Arts 49, l74 1921 1928 1s3e-2O4
ss04
Esaos epsedos fao2, sObre eualifcacione de urados
194U. S 46l
C6digo dc eomercos Art 312-195 T. s. 80 .sfA
C6digo ENjuiciqnieao CpA Art 1876 199 u S. 32 Art
SS3-196 u s. 175 976 $780, 1000 O01l96 Uss175 Arts
1409 y 1415-2O2 q. s. so.
Ley Hipotecario (1SS0l 119199 U. S. 32 {
Ley Hipotecai0 1888 Arts p 2S A. q 1O7206 T. s. 1853
Arts no y 111199 y. s.s42s Art sSl- 196 q S. TO
coNFERENcIAI 1
"a ppAte0iones para los esrediqete@de De,eehoss
onst6rico derecho sumnstrado
yicisudes poas experimenaas por pueblo espa6o
pueblo portorqueo prmtvos empos hasta
Ieys que Hama Dereeho portor
queno. - zee. .ssss4
pabra Donario nuestra lengua
conuuto eoec6n de leyes ola fuad stas
coneedanss pa6ess "a 81 sessaf
prera defmc6ns cOsidera al deecho ep
segunda eec6 Eiempo 81 demo As 10 dspone eide
reho deecho faeuad poder;
persona qpen pode
10 eclama apicando la specc el deteco
efectost Axse aas Is, 81 s5stss 9sN
Ef deeh0 divide pdbico International
deeeho patrO ipterno E pmeo ne por obeo las cones
ehteFee de pals paes segundo drijeso
gobierno pueblo dtimo
snbdiyide pdbieo pvado 81 pdbe d conntO de eyes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
pASAPoRTEs

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los 81
gIIiehtes pasaportes
Para Cuba: al Sr. Juan Pablo Bo-
rTero Ruiz; y Q la Sra. Ramona
Rentas de Malavet, ambos de Ponce.
as Para Veracruz. Tampico Meiico
az ST.. Fermfn Pablo Toro, de Ponce
"A \
Is INFoRMACIoN. MARTINA,
Et~vapor holandes de pasaie Pri,ts
der NladerF0pdfat SC sespara el dia IL,
zen camino para el Havrey Amsterdam.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-10
CONVENE AL PUBLICO

4 & & s u
!. No deseamos hacer sugestones, sino ofrecer1
10 mejor y mas Imitado. IS ss...s
/ Tenemos para '.todo Ell mundO"; desde ell rico
al pobre, pero mas para el pobre.
En- MOsquiteros, no hay combetencia possible
Pago al contado, precios. especiales, en- partidas
de500. f's.s 6
Olanes, nanslls, percales, cefros, driless rlan-
das,cre catalana, voiles, galateas, casmires fl
nos singleses y otros articulos. TQdoa precios
de situacion y de acuerdo,con los cambios en- el
mercado. Nos conformanos con una .perdida.
la mas prudential possible.
i No Oxide que en- Casa de M. Rodriguez & Co.,
" al defalle. " - - :. S.
Losquincalleros tienen Ia mejor oportunidad
81 Il Telefono No. 58S.
+ NJ Rodriguez & Co.; -: Allen 75,
L 's,.'-e-'-s San Juan, Puerto Rico .---''.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-22
APARAREAa DOBROGEI.
.Bata|hdeIa Tmtucaia.
- de -
gen. de divizie G.. P. Georgescu.
(Urmarel.

! Gu toatc acestea, i'm meseria 1loa-
stra, daca Sc admite ca un general
sa .piarda batalic, nu j Sc poate
incuviinta, sub nici un motiv, pier
derea liniei de rctragNre. Aceasta
neglijenta incllrie sau incapacitate
este socotita ca o crima.
+ Ce sc poate spune de trupelc din
Tnrtucaia, private inca dinaintea
sosirei dnsmanului, de aceasta ma
sura Gle siguranta Imperative
Pc cheu glsesc un battalion din
IA -Constanta care sc imbarca. Ca
Emenil erau tocmai la masa cdeace
mi reammti ca trebuc sa imbuc ST
eu ceva. Cum ma gaseam in milo
cul companiei de musulmani, pc
care 0 formasem char in ajunul
moblllzarei, m ann alcs cu % game
la de pilaf, pc care Fam gasit nu
Sc poate mai gustos.
/ Gu aceasta. ocaziune. comandan-
ttul companiei capitanul Refic, pc
/ a carui lealitate ma sprijinisem ca
sa creez acea initiate de turci, m "a
asigurat din nou. ca soldatii sal CO.
religionari, vor fl la inaltimea in
crederei ce le am arafat 81 ca Sc vor
bate vitejeste pentru Dobrogea.
! De altfel, urd lor contra bulgari-
lor, era 0 chezasie pentru mine ca
Sc vor bate bine.
| In acelas timp mi s"fmbarca au-
tomoblni 81 urcindu-ne 81 moi por-
hiram spre Turtucaia. in sunetul
muzicei, regimentului 81 Constan-
ia care, intImplare placuta Sc i'm
barcase pc acelas slep. Tritpa Sc
lua 81 ca dupa muziea, asa ca Du-
narea rasufla de cintecple flacailor !:
LA Arme< Peal nostru ste
az" ETC., etc. pc end pc celalalt
mai rasuna bubuiturile unei cano-
made infcrnalc.
La ponton fui fntiminat de CO.
1onelul Rascanu (azi generaD, CO.
mandantul brigadei de Constanta,
care facfnd semn muzicei sd tacaa,
imi raporta cit de grava este situa-
tia, cum linia fntiia impreWna cu
toata artileria fixa c;izut in nina
dusmanului, lar cea de Gimp este.
mn numai putina la numar, dar 81
fara mnnitie.
-, ,,Atunci, toata aceasta cano-
NADIA infernala?. - Fam fntre-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-22
{, II. L
bat.


+
general s
Din aoel moment, orice bubuitul-
ra de tun a fost lovitura de cutit
in inima mea. Isl poate oricine in
|chipui starea sufleteasca a acelora,
carl avcall sd rezistc asalturilor re.
petatc ale dusmanului, cTnd tnnul
nOstru era NUT.
Am atlzit, mai tirziu, spunindu-
Sc multi rau pc socotcala acestol
luptatori. En- cred cd sc comitc 6
mare nedreptate, caci, nimenea nu
merge detvoe buna la moarte sigu-
ra.
I Cfta aIta 81 eta inima Sc cere cc-
Ilui care duce trua la atac, ca SO
imbarbateze! Care era starea SUI
fletcasca a accluia caruia j Sc cerea
aceasta sarcina END ell sta ca arti-
;leria nu mai avem, cd mitraliere a.
.bia avcam cite una, lei colo9 Ma
vedean apoi luptatorii in fata lor
81 balonul captiv al dusmanului
/ din care sc observa fara nici tea
ma, toate miscariln noastre, pc cind
I.baloanele nOastre erau bine remiza-
te aBncuresti. Stiau asemenea cd
retragereal le era GU totul suprima-
Eta; deci, Gu ce inima puteau unii sd
fmbarbateze pc altii?
| Nu. Este nedrept sd aducem caa
mai mica invinuire trupelor, earl
Sc gasea,t in Turtucaia 81 mai pu-
tin celor bagate in graba 81 prin
surprindere, ihtr 'un intern de fo-
curl 81 in fata unei infanterii, care
Sc batea necontenit de patru ami
NJ voesc, prin aceasta sd usurez
raspunderea celor, carl nu si-au "a
cut datoria in fata inamicului, sall
carl an rupt-o la fuga, fnspamin-
/ tati, sau unor ofiteri, carl an tre-
cut Dunarea, pregatindu-si trece-
rea cu SINCE rece, etc.
Acestea sunt cazuri izolate 81 G.
ste de sperat ca acestia Isl vor Ina
fna1nanco cuvnnita
Oar sd rcluam firul istorisrci.
Odata automobilul debarcat, ne
sniram, lllfnd cu mine 81 Pc CONAN
dantul brigadci 81 incepuram ur-
carea dealului abrupt, pc care ser
pueste soseaua ce ducc linga cazar-
me-.
Gel dintiiu evenimcnt, care 1mi
ratrase atcntiunea 81 ma fnduiosi
pima la lacrimi, fu cind vazui I'M
baetandru, cOmandantul uneia din
companiile debarcatc in acelas
Itimp, inconjurat de oamenii com
panic sale 81 carora tinute sd le vor
beasca fnainte Gle a intra in lupta.
M puteam auzi ce lie spnnea, din
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-22
CIRCULAR OFTCIOS

Z Pentru O. q % poatk face re-
parhtiile psntru caxurils do moar.
70 Ia ttmp, ass ca 81 bsnsficiilo "a
y platsascG IL timp, Onor. sooie-
tar apartinatoars Uuiunsl 81 +.
A. sunt rugats - auunte o6ers-
tariatulpi General q U6iunsi to-
. caxurile Dc mogrts, chiar a Il.
~ cind : dscsdss M msnbrg =
socistaHi Actsis sgpot triz1its ii:
TERROR; dup5 inmormlntdRo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-22

oarece patru baterii - din care
doua intrase in alum erau cu che
soanele goale.
Daca ar fl ghicit acesta ce GIN
DEAN in acel minut. -.
Am ajuns la cartier mihnit, crl
reyolta in suflct. Am expus pareri-
! le mele, celor in drept, inca din
1914. ,,Daea Tnrtucaia va fl serios
atacata, ca nu va putea rezista nj
ci "A ORE - am repctat-o, in scris
:, 81 verbal ministprului de razboi. In
'.prirnavara anului 1916 - deci en-
,citeva luni inainte Gle izbucnirea
razboiulili - am cerut 81 autotrac-
toare ca sd ride tumunrile grele
din vreme spre a nu cadea In nina
bulgarilor. n am fost ascultat. Nj
ci poduri nu 'au pus la dispozitie,
ca la momentul pOtrivlt sd Sc pOa-
ia saliva parte din trupa.
Pehtru CO?
A dOua ri am ajuns la Oltenita.
,Globurilc de srapnelc Sc apropiau
| din ce in &c de malul Dunarei. Am
stat pc cheu 1mpreuna Gu generalii
Vaitoianu 81 Scarisoreanu, pironiti
locului, pima cind ne-au gonit obu-
zele duSmane.
Att de jalnica era infatisarea
Turtucaei in ultimele eli momcnte,
in cit dispensez pc cetitor de acea-
sta descriere.
Era sfisietor spectacolul acela
Tot alergau la tarm 81 acolo, spre
marea lor uimire 81 disperare, con
statau cd nu an cum sd treaca acel
formidable obstacOl': Dunarea. Mul
| ii din fugari 'au arllncat in Du-
mare char din aceia care nu stiau
sd inoate.
In momentul cind m am urcat in
automobil, am zarit muzica req. "a
care in ajun ma insetise la trecere.
Ma cuprinsese un sol de remusca-
re, parca Ell a 81 Fl trimis-o acolo,
in acel intern ce Sc numea Turtu-
Gaia. . Panica pc malul sting al
Dunarii era destul de mare. Satcle
din imprejurimi fusesera parasite.
Suite de care, pline dc refugiati 81
lucruri' luate in graba, o luase raz-
ia 'pcste Gimp. PopuIatia de pc aci
avea imprcsiunca ca bulgarii vor
trece DulEirea, - par cd un ase-
nfenea obstacol s ar Fl putut trece
att de usor!
Totnsi, primisem ordin sd i-au
| fata Gle aceasta eventualitatc, ma
suri 81 sa fac transee.
In cursul noptei am primit alt
ordin, = Gle asta data de plecarc
in Englitera. Eram trimcs in mi
s'une, sd reprezint armata nOastra
| la marele cartier britanic. Conan.
ola corpului ) a fost incredintata
generalului Burghele.
Am aflat ca aceasta hOtarire fu-
sese Iuata inca inainte de decreta-
rca mobilizarii.
Cind am protestat la marele car
tier impotriva acestei numiri mi
s a raspuns ga stu englezeste'
Aceasta era calitatea cea mai in
semnata, ce mi Sc aprecia in aceIe
momente nespus de grele pentrll
tara.
In accias noapte s'a comunicat
ca corpul.5 armata trecut sub or
dinele armatei lila.
Rezerva generala Sc topise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-22
CARE ESTE ORIGINA DEZA-
STRULUI DELA TTRTTC1IA? !?

lmi reamintesc urmatorul fapt
Characteristic.
Era cu putin timp inainte de
convocarea consiliului de coroana
de la Sinaia, cind mi "a telefonat,
la Constanta. ca d. Bratianu, pri-
mul ministru 81 ministru de razboi
dOreste sa ma vada. Prezentindu-
ma d-lui Bratianu, i'm cabinetul
san de la ministerul Gle razboi. ,el
mia spus:
- Domnrle general, regele este
foarte suparat pc d-ta. I "a raporz
tat regelui ca d-ta duel campanie.
impotriva intrarei noastre in raz-
boi, alaturi de germani 81 ca nu tie
sfiesti sa perorezi, in acest sens,
char in tren u. Mia pomenit chi
ar de ridicarea comandei".
Cum ell taceam, aSteptInd sd STIR
seasca, d. Bratianu inceput apoi
sa-mi dea sfaturi prietenesti ca sd
flu cit Sc poate de prudent 81 rezer-
vat; lar, in privinta aspiration
noastre rationale, mia atras aten-
tiunea ca dintre fratii nostri SUBJ
jugati eel mai oropsiti,, sunt eel din
Basarabia.
(Sffrsitu] va nrmal.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30
ALAMEDA VOTES: 5: TO DONATE SITE
 FOR NAVY YARD

ALAMEDA, Cal, Jan. 2.-Voters of tfks city will ballot tomorrow on mak- ing free gift to the government of a site for the largest navy yard in Am erica, and potentially the largest in the world. The lands included in tue. navy's survey total $40 acres acros6a the bay from San Francisco and are. valued at between $40,O00,OOO andl $50,O00,000. The site is capable of; expansion to 5000 acres, also free to the United States.
 The election is being held as th6a result of a recommendation to Cons1 gross by Secretary of the Treasury1 Glass that $10,000,000 be appropriat-l ed at this session for beginning work Sn a navy yard capable of caring fpr1 the Pacific fleet, which is now half of the American navy. Navy experts have declared such yard an urgent1 necessity, the only plant fitted to rel pair, victual and outfit the warships being at Bremerton, Wash, near theI Canadian border. This, navy mem point out means voyage of hundreds of miles in the event of damage to a warship unless it be in the immed- fate neighborhood of Bremerton. T. The Alameda site has twice been favorably recommended for a navy yard by the commissions of navy men, first by the Helm commission ini December, 1917, and then by board of review, consisting of Rear Admirals J. s. McKean, and c. w. Parks and Commander J. c. Hilton This latter board accompanied Secretary Daniels efAthe Navy when he made person. al inspection of the Pacific Fleet in San Francisco Bay. E
 The lands also have been inspected | by the House Committee on Naval Affairs, which was brought to the Pacific coast for that purpose in Mar. 1919, by the Oakland Chamber of Commerce.
 The vote is expected to be practi.3. caIly unanimous in favor of giving the navy yard site to the government, the Chambers of Commerce of. both Ala meda and the adjoining city of Oak=1s land, having conducted an old time political campaign with spellbinders, red-fire and bands. Qx
 The recomm endation of the navyll experts is for an expenditure of $51,9T 'e00,000 on the navy base, which is to be completed in three years Be- tween 15,OOO and 10000 men will be employed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30
VOCATIONAL WORK FOR EX-SERVICE MEN AT
 ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 30.-There are now 138 former service men in train ing at the department of governme ent vocational work at the University of Arizona, and about 200 others have been schooled since the beginning of the school year, according to the re- port of Prof w. L. Darrow, int charge of the department
 The majority of them are getting h vast amount of good out of the in- struction after they become adjusted to the new conditions. Most of them are improving in health, some of them recovering sufficiently to return to the east for replacement training that the government furnished to all disabled service men. Many of the men go to California after completing their courses, Prof. Darrow says.
 A number of new courses have been added to the list of studies and class es in mathematics and English have been formed to give the students a more solid base on which to build their present line of training,
 The government hospital, which is to be located at Tucson, will work in conjunction with the vocational de- partment at the university, and the two units will make the city center for disabled ex-soldiers and a larger number of men can be trained in this way. Many of the slightly disabled veterans have come here at their own expense in order to take advantage of the governments training and the eli mate of southern Arizona
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30
FRISCO PUBLIC PLAY
 GROUNDS A GREAT BOON

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 31-More than 5000 baseball games> were play ed on the public playgrounds of San Francisco during 1919, the city play z ground commission has announced here recently.
 During the year 3614 children parti- cipated in three great tennis tourna- ments here and 8,312 competed in two swimming meets held by the city of- ficials
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30

N. R. G. laundry tablets wash clothes without rubbing. Contain no lime, lye, paraffin, wax or other injurious chemicals. Nothing like it on the market. Phone 142-r5 rings. 12-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30

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The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-30

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Rusy Readers.

Anita Stewart III The Yc,Icw Ty-
phoon at LGi1y THEATRE Friday
and Saturday Adv
The Old Academy sale win take
place Thursday October q from 10
a. m. till D. N a 8oodly-collection
Of clothes BIC a-brac etc. is to be
sold
Pauline Frederick IN "rho Peace
Of Roarin3 River Ga gripping dana
OF the great wesU also q Chr site
Comedy il..brary Theatre today,
Read big I'D. Adv
Dance, Binde,'5 JAZZ singing or.
cho-tra, Hostons faforlte, at Hawks
hall Man street Thursday evenings
October IA. Dancing from to |
& clock Admiss "a Is cents, inclul.
ing war taA. ADJ
NJ and Mrs NJ. r. Med Maid
have fniahed their summer theatre
cal season and are visiting her
mother Mrs. Nettie Knapp Of Allen
dale Park and viii make their homo
in Bsnlnston Tor the winter.
All officers ard members OF r W.
.T A. y. society a,e requested TO be
present az a special meeting Thurs
day nigh, at O'Clock This is a
meeting Ct Importance and every
member is requested to be present
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-13
PUTNAM FAKE AGAIN
Old story Reappears Again In a Gin
cinnati Paper.

cinnati Paper.
Tho sort CT trash which big city
papers print is well illustrated in the
following article which appeared in
the Cincinnati Enquirer and which
Is story found without foundation
years ago
Chilllcothe, Ohio, October A
wrinkled Old lady in gingham dress
was told today that she was heiress
to the millions left by the late Henry
W. Putnam, wire fence inventor.
She is Mrs, Mary Putnam Richard.
son, rs years Old, who lives on her
small farm near WayerIy in Pike
County, without children or other rel
atiye&.
When Henry Putnam died several
years ago, leaving a fortune which
ran into millions Of dollars, he hTd
bequeathed the bulk of his estate to
his lost daughter Mary whom he had
not seen since she was 4 Yeas Old.
Though he had spent thousands Ct
dollars in truitless search for her
Throughout this country he wa con.
yineed that she was alive.
Mary Putnam was A years cid
when her mother died, and the father
then struggling inventor, placed
the girl with a smaller brother anil
sistac in an orphanage in New Or
leans. Several years later he found
that one Of the children had died
and that Mary had been adopted by o
family named LEWIS. The remaining
tchild. Henry Jr, he took with him TO
California and later made his fortune
with the invention Of barb and plain
wire fences.
Meanwhile Mary had grown to
womanhood, had been informed Of
/ her family name and had married,
She first married George Kuhn Two
children We're born, but both died, At
Kuhn's death She married John
Richardson, a wdower with two chill.
dren lie died, but his children are
Sill living
Sevgal years ago she read a Chi.
cago diapatch which tcld Of lIenrr
Putnams death, a trunk full j. Of
letters and credentials proved her
case.
Today word came from Syracuse,
n. " the home Of the brother,
Henry Jr. that the proofs were ac-
ceptod and that her identity had
been established Meanwhile, how.
over, Henry, Jr, had disappeared and
no. trace cen be found Of him. When
last heard from he was in Chicago