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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17
CONSULADO DE ESPANA EN- SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO

Para asuntos que lie interesan per-
sonalmente, relacionados con el servi-
clio militar, Sc desea saber Ell paradero
del sdbdito espafol Salvador Bordoy
Adrover, natural de Felanitx (Balea-
resi-
San Juan, P. R. 16 de Julio 1920.
Ell Viceconsul de Espafa encargadO
del Consulado
Antonio L. SerTGnO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17
AvIso A Los MARINos

Costa Este de Puerto Rico -Pasaje
de Vieques.
Sc avisa por la presente que La Bo-
va de Gas de Punta Arenas Sc ha apa-
gado; pero que sera vuelta a encen-
der en- la fecha mas pruxima que sea
possible hacerlo.
Por ordenes del Comisionado.
&c. HINGSBURG,
Superintendent.
Julio 4. 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17

de pareceres acerca de cual partido ha-
bra de salir triunfante, por hallarse de
por medic los dark horses del sociaIis-
mo, que seran los que decidan la pelea,
de retirarse ellos de. la iucha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17

El senior Presdente di0 cuenta con
una communication que en- Ia propia fe-
cha, diciembre 8, habfa drigido al abo-
gado Juan B. Huyke, que Sc halla en-
con respecto la juris-i
dicci6n de la Corte Federal en- el Bill
Jones, en- Ell sentido de que el bill sea
como paso en- la Camara Ba-
ia, este es, liinitando la jurisdicci6nsen
los casos contra americanos no resi-
dentes y extraBjeros. La carta es CO.
mo signe: IS
u t'Diciembre s, 1916. -LcdO Juan
B. Huyke, Washington, D. C.--Mi
distinguido amigo y companero ::
Sentf mucho no poder verle antes
& de su salida de esta, pues hasta
Ultima -hOra no tuve conocimiento
de que usted formaba parte de la
comisi6n para ir Washington.
me permitira usted que lie moles-
en- nombre de la Association de
Abogados de p. R., llamandole la
atencion spbre un asunto que con
sidero de gravfsima Importance.
listed sabe que en- ell Bill
Jones, tai como paso en- la Camara
de Delegados restringfa la juris-
dicci6n de la Corte Federal, li1hi-
tandola solo q los casos entire anne
ricanos no RESIDENCES o extranje-
ros.
'"Tengo entendido q e ahora con
las enmiendas que ha introducido
la comisi6n del Senado, Sc ha mo-
dificado este punto, tai vez por in
sinuaciones de los Abogados de la
Corte Federal a los casos entire
ciudadanos dme,fcamos residentes
o no.
"ComO usted comprendera, este
es un subterfugio por virtudes del
cual la Corte Federal adquiriFfa
jurisdiction sobre todos los puer-
torriqueiios en- el case de que fu6-
ramos declarados ciudadanos anne
ricanos, y entonces esa Corte ten
drfa jurisdiction concurrente con
todos los trihpnales del pals.
tEstas indicaciones me parecen
suficientes para su buen criterio y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17
sALA DE socoRRos

Aver fueron asistidos en- la Sala de
Socorros, Manuel Cruz, de fuertes con-
tusiones en- los brazos, recibidas en- Ell
Muelle del Espig6n; Rafael Rivera, de
contusiones en- la oreja izquierda, dice
fue agredido Y Rupert Haddock, de
contusiones en- las manos, recibidas en-
ell almacen de Mr.. Turner.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-17
LOS INSPECTORS
DE MOSQUITOES

Los inspectores de mosquitoes, NUM-
cipales, estan lleYando "a efecto un
buen trabajo en- la ciudad. Despu6s Sc
guiran a Santurce y Puerta de TERRA.
Adelante.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17

different lines
mothers love for her daughter who
she tries to shield from the knowledge
of what the reputation of her Grand
mother was. The mother has also
fallen into evil ways, but has re-
formed and does everything that any
mother could do to protect her off
spring. The play calls for many
dramatic situations in which Miss
Ruth Amos is given many -opportuni-
to display her ability Opposite her
Arthur Chatterdon will be seen in
role that calls for all of his talent
and will test his ability to the limit.
For the Sunday night concert
Manager George Arvine has arrang-
ed program that can easily be call
ed the superior of anything ever
shown here on a Sunday night. AS
the feature of the concert Wallace
Reid viii present one of his best pic
lures entitled Double Speed" an
automobile story with the usual
thrills and exciting adventures which
have made him famous. Then there
is the Selznick News film, a comedy
by the Sennett comedians. and a two
reel detective story besides the con-
cert by the Lyric orchestra.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
HARTFORD HARD
HIT BY WALL
STREET BlOW-oP

Hartford. Sept. 17A-Hartford in
suTance companies will probably LOSE
thousands of dollars as result of
the terrific explosion which rocked
the Wall Street section of New York
yesterday, resulting in the. loss OF
twenty to thirty lives and properly
damage estimated early this morn
tvg at about 100000, the prin-
cipal loss being on plate glass in the
financial district. Local companies
also stand to lose an immense
amount on accident Insurance poll
CITES and possibly on riot and civil
Sne vicinity of Wah street
The Hartford Accident & Indem-
nifty Co, the Aetna Casualty & Surety
and the Travellers Company, three of
the Hartford companies which trans
act large plate glass insurance
business, may lose heavily by the dis
aster. The New York branch offices
of each of the companies are within
few blocks of the scene of the ex-
plosion and the companies named
have in the last year conducted an
aggressive campaign to increase the
volume of plate glass insurance bust
ness There is no section in the
United States where an explosion
could work greater havoc, so far as
Plate glass damage is concerned.
than in the Wall Street district with
is towering buildings with an i'm
mense expanse of glass.
James l.. ID. Kearney, vice-presi-
dent of the Hartford Accident, was
in New York City yesterday morn
ing prior to the explosion and re-
raained through the day while Vice
President A. N. Williams of the
Aetna Fire Insurance Company was
also in the city at the time. Repre-
sentatives of all Hartford companies
were at the scene of the disaster
soon after it occurred.
The loss from accident and fire in
surance may eclipse that from plate
glass breakage as up to early this
morning, only eleven out of more
than twenty dead had been identified.
while at least ten additional lives
were reported lost in the explosion
Several of the known dead are
prominent men. The number of life
and accident insurance policies issued
by local companies on lives in the
financial district is exceptionally
large. For instance, the Travellers
last year was second In New York
state in amount of new business in
force while Aetna Life and other local
companic were among the leaders in
New York business. When it is re-
membered that early this year local
companies lost upwards of $3.50, 900
on the life of one New York broker
the possibilities for loss in yesterdays
disaster are apparent. 1t will not be
until a complete list of the dead and
those seriously injured is complied
that Hartford companies can make
any safe estimate as to whether their
loss, has been extreme. Last evening
OFFICERS of local companies were
merely hoping for the best.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
CONSTITUTION OR.
The LEAGUE SAYS
SENATOR HARDING.

Marion, Ohio. Sept. 17-Pronounc-
ing the League of Nations covenant
i-reconcilabie with the American con-
stitution, Senator Harding declared in
a Constitution Day" address here
that the time had come for the United
States to decide whether it would pre-
serve or abandon the charter under
" hich it accepted nationality.
The constitution or the covenant
that is the paramount ISSUE" he said.
The two are irreconcilable. We can
not be governed from both Geneva
and Washington. We cannot follow
our present chief magistrate without
forsaking the Father of our Country"
The Republican nominee also as
sailed the administrations policy
toward the smaller nations of the
Western Hemisphere, asserting that
the executiv had usurped congress
s-onal powers to carry on an uncon-
stitutional war with Haiti and San
Domingo. He declared the recent ut
terances of Franklin .. Roosevelt, the
Democratic nominee for vice presi-
dent, had revealed officially for the
first time the America government s
rape" of the two little republics.
The speech, delivered from the
frontp orch to delegations from sew
eral Ohio counties, reviewed the cir
cumstances surrounding the making
Of the constitution and outlined the
Candidates conception of the balanc-
cd powers of the executive, legisla tive
and judicial branches of the govern
raent.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
in THE THEATRES
PLAZA.

A huge crowd turned into
the Plaza yesterday to see Robert w.
Services immortal poem, The Law
of the Yukon in picturized form.
directed by Charles Miller. While
THE Law of the Yukon of neces-
sity, hints at the life in Alaska in the
days of the rush for Gold, they are
treated so deftly as not to give Of
Tense; indeed, as mere incidents in
the struggle that went on in those
regions during that period. This fea-
ture is recommended to every kind
especially to those who want plot,
action, scenery and a superb cast of
characters.
Jack Sutherland and His Saxo-
tured during the half hour which
they held the stage. The tunes Sc
1ected are very musical and catchy
and the members of the company
cores. Percival and Lizette, man
and woman, in songs and dances a
little different from the usual We're
also a hit. They, too, were called
back for repeats. The Florentine
Duo with some exceller,t singing and
piece with appropriate singing was
excellent. Booth Tarkington's Ed
CARS Sunday Courtship' was inn
mense. International News. Topics
pleted the bill.
Announcement is made of the
booking of Realart's first special fea-
ture The Soul of Youth with
LAWS Sargent who played the lead
in "HuckIeberry Finn" and a great
all star cast for Sundays showing.
LYRIC.
Only few more opportunities re-
main in which to see that powerful
dramatic production AT 9:45" which
has scored a genuine success durins
this week. With the matinee today
and tomorrow and the. evening per
formances on both days, the pIay
will close at the Lyric Theatre to be
followed by another wonderful dram
attic sensation entitled Branded. :
This is in every way as good the
production this week, but is along
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
PARK.

F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gests
beautiful production of Adam and
Eva" will come to the Park theatre
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 81
and %, with a popular matinee on
Wednesday.
Adam and Eva possesses a bril-
liant and interesting nara tive which
abounds in comedy of the better sort.
The firm hold the play has taken upon
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
ALLEN SIGNS FOR SIX BATTLES

ALLEN SIGNS FOR SIX BATTLES.
Johnny "Red'' Allen has signed a
contract for Matchmaker Mike Healey
to fight six battles between now and
January Is 1921, and the contract
is based on a sliding remunerative
scale with a, $3.50 guarantee for his
fourth bout This contract will con-
tinue providing he wins over Sailor
Murphy of Stamford tonight.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17

the public is nothing short of mar
ve1ous and the crowded houses greet
ing "Adam and Eva" in every city
visited is conclusive proof of the pop
ularity and merit of the attraction. A
special cast of players, chosen in per-
son by F. Ray Comstock and Morris
Gest, include Miss Lois Bolton. the
well known comedienne; Mr.. Coates
Gwynne, Mr.. Charles E. Bird. 4 Mr..
Charles Horn, Miss Rosemary Hilton,
Mr.. Frank H. knight, Miss Ade1yn
Wesley, Mr.. Fred c. Palmer. Miss
Ramona Weaver and Mr. Paul Bell.
Scenically and electrically, nothing has
been left undone to make adam and
Eva" the most enjoyable and attract
i've production of the season.
WEST END.
Mary Miles Minter, in her very lat
est Realart picture, Jenny Be Good
in six acts, is the feature picture at
the West End theatre tonight ana
Friday night.
Saturday, Wallace Reid in "Sick-a-
Bed" from the stage play, will be
shown.
Coming Monday and Tuesday:
George Loane fuckers THE Miracle
Man." B*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
EMPIRE,

What could be a more appropriate
locale for adventure. romance. and
mystery than the native quarter of
Shanghai, often called the paris of
the East. A quarter of the city was
reproduced with remarkable fidelity
in the Lasky studios for the new Ethel
Clayton picture, Crooked Streets
coming to the Empire theatre today.
The central figure in the story is a
pretty American girl who becomes
secretary to a, man on a voyage to
China in search of rare vases. At
least, that is the alleged purport of
the trip. In reality, the heroine's en-
ployer is something quite different.
Jack Holt is the leading man and the
picture is a Paramount Aircraft.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-17
MAKING MORE MONEY.
BY Nursing Turkeys.

If it hadn't been for a brea kdo7vn
in her health, Miss Margaret Ma
haney would probably still be attend
. Tag to the sick in a big city hospital
would still be saying You can't
raise turkeys in this part of the
country. Blackhead'll get EN- before
they're two months old
But when Miss Mahaney was told
that she would have to retire to the
country to recuperate from the strain
of day-and-nisht nursing, she deter
mined to try her hand at the resur-
Tection of what was virtually a lost
art-turkey raising in New England
Everybody warned her that, because
ture was doomed to failure, but Miss
Mahaney replied: If 1 can nurse
people. I can nurse turkeys. Any
row, I'm going to try"
in me case of seven out of eight
of the first batch of birds. At the
end of the summer Miss Mahaney
had one turkey hen-and an increas-
ed determinations to make good. 81
saved one this year." she said, land
/ may save only two next. But I'll
be learning more about them all the
time tim ,,. E Event I'm going to beat
New ENGLAND turkey industry back
On it's feet"
The next summer, after investing
in a mate for her hen, the turkey
nurse succeeded in raising thirteen
turkeys from a batch of fifteen eggs
and. in addition, worked out a sys-
tom of medical treatment for the
hlackhead scourge which is now
bringing her in good income from
all over the country. The third
year she sold nearly s400 worth of
the birds and felt that she had passed
&he crucial point in her experiment
gov she has the satisfac tion not
only of making . good income but
Of knowing that she has helped re-
vive what was virtually a lost art
New York, Sept. 1.-THE first i'm
port boxing match under the new
Walker law. legalizing 15-round bouts
in New York state. will be held in
Madison Square Garden tonight be-
tween Johnny Dundee Of New York
and Joe yelling of Chicago. The box
crs agreed to the weight of 135
pounds at O'Clock this afternoon.
1t will. be the first decision bout in
the structure since the match between
Corbett and Mccoy nearly 20 years
ago.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
SYNOPSIS.
Part I,

CHAPTER I-Adventurous and reck-
.sss. rather than criminal, and excited by
liquor Curly F1andrau and his chum.
Mac, both practically mere boys, become
] isposinE of the stolen stock In the town
OF Saguachs. Ariz.. the band separates.
Curly and his partner staying in town.
They are awakened and told a poss. is
their pursusrs Overtaken next day. Mac
IL killed by the posse and Curly made
captive. after he has shot one and him
self been wounded The man shot 10
CHAPTER n.-Cuiiison's friends, all
cattismsn. dstsrmlns to lynch curly AZ
example to cattle thieves. with the
rSp. .TSsmd hi; neck he ,,,,:on !, saved Gy iGs
daughter.
CHAPTER In.-Hhs wound dressed.
and further violence Sot apprehended.
Curly 10 ssnt for by Cullison. He aues-
tions the boy eoneerniny notorious out
tiers who had been curly's undoiny.
f1andrau learns that soapy Stone ia Cul-
lison's bitter enemy and exercises bale
full influence over the sx-shsrin's son
sam, who has quarrelsd with his father.
CHXPTER fv.-curiy reseuss soapy
stone from q bear trap into which he has
stumbled. and discovers that the outlaw
10 young sam's rival for the hand of I-au-
deliver to Sam. and Fiandrau and Stone
set out for the lattsr's ranch.
CHAPTER v.-Thsre Curly meets his
companions of the rustlinG expedition and
delivers Laurs's note to Sam. Young
Cullison believes Stone 10 his friend and
says he will stick by him. F1Andrsu sees
convinesd /, is train SoSbsry. sam issvss
the ranch to go to Ssguachs. Curly ac-
companies him.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04

Indistlnctly. II was not till Blackwell
suggested that they go and get drink
that Curly understood anything more
of what was being said.
The outlaws passed out Of the little
room and strolled forward to the bar
Curly had heard more than he had
expected to. Moreover, as he congrut-
ulated himself, his luck had stood up
fine. Nobody In the sunburnt territory
felt happier than he did that minute
when he struck the good fresh air of
the alley and knew that he had won
through his hazardous adventure
alive.
The first thing that Flandrau did
was to walk toward the outskirts OF
the town. where he could think II
out by himself. Before he reached
Arroyo street Curly came plump
against his old rangemate. Slats
Davis. Flandrau caught him by the
arm. Hello Stats. You're the man
! want"
I'm pretty busy today" Davis an
swered stiiiiy.
Forget 1t. This is more impor-
tant."
"wellf"
Come along and take a walk.
got something to tell you"
Reluctantly Davis fell in beside him.
"All right. Cut 1t short. I've got to
see man"
He'll have to walt" Curly could
not help ehuckling TO himself at the
evident embarrassment of the other.
The implsh impulse to "devil' him had
Its way. You're man OF experience,
Stats. Ever hold up u train7 Some OF
my friends are aiming to hold up one
shortly. II you'd like to get in I'll
say good word for you"
Davis threw him look that
drenched like Ice water. II expect
you and me are travelling different
trails these days. Curly. You. don't
mean IL. OF course. but the point Is
I'm not going to joke with you along
that line. Understand"
wrong guess, old hoss. / do mean
IT."
Davis stopped In his tracks. Then
you've said too much to me. Wen
part right here. When you choose
Soapy stones crowd to run with that
cuts out me and other decent folks.
II they have sent you here to get me
mixed up In their deviltry you go back
and tell them there's nothing doing"
Wont have thing to do with
them. Is that itf'
Not till the call comes for citizens
to get together and run them out OF
the country. or to put them behind
bars. Or to string them to cotton
wood. Then I'll be ON the job"
He stood there quiet and easy. the
look IN his steady eyes piercing Curly's
ironic smile as a summer sun does
mackerel clouds In a clear sky. Not
many men would have had the courage
to send that message to Soapy and his
outft. For Stone was not only man
killer, but a mean one. at that.
Curly sloughed his foolishness and
came to the point. You're on, Stats.
I'm making that call to you now"
Surprise, doubt. wonder. relief filled
In turn the face OF the other man.
I'm listening, Curly"
His friend told him the whole story
from the beginning. Just as he had
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04

his intention OF becoming such. must
pay apprnisement and advertising fees.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids
No sale shall become effective until
approved by the State Land Board.
Application No. B-74l.
Date sale ordered by Board. Novem-
ber s. 1919.
Date OF sale. March ,. 1920.
]. F. VIVIAN.
Register State Board of Land
Commissioners.
First Pub. Feb. Z. 1920.
Last Pub. Feb 25. 1920.
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

Notice is hereby given that I wiz
sell. at public auction. to the hlghest
responsible bidder on the sra dsy ,Sd Sd
ofrice OF The State Board Of Land Com
missioners, Capitol Building, Denver
Colorado, the following described lands.
situated in Prowers County. Colorado.
NiEn of Sec. 10. Twp. rs s. Range
42 w Minimum price per acre, slZ.5O.
NV /. OF Sec. l6. TWP. 25 s. Range
AZ w. Minimum price per acre. $1,000.
sWA Of See ls; TWP. 20 go .: 10 6c,
SEA of Sec. 10. TWP. 20 3. i.ange
~ W. Minimum price per acre. slz'oV;
Entire section to be sold or none OF
Subject to any or all easements or
rights of way heretofore legally op-
tained and now in full force and erect
IL any there be.
Reserying. however. to the State of
Colorado all rights TO any ana all MIN,
erals ores and metals OF every klhu
and character. and all coal. asphaltum'
oil. and other like substances In or uh-
der said land. and the right OF ingress
and egress for the purpose OF mining:
together with enough OF the surtace oi
the same as may be necessary for the
proper and convenient working OF such
minerals and substances. -
Certificate of purchase VIII not pc
issued until purchaser executes quit.
claim deed conveying 10 the State OF
Colorado the above reservation.
No land will be sold at less than the
minimum price per acre. as given above.
The above land will be offered in
tracts of not more than 16O acres ana
NOT less than 40 acres. All to pc SOFA
or none, as may be determined by the
state Board OF Land Commissioners.
Terms of payment shall be 10 per
cent. of the purchase money on the uay
of sale. the balance in eighteen equal
annual payments at per cent per an
mum. IL the purchaser does not own
the improvements. he must pay Tor IN
same n sale Purchaser will execute
bond. as provided in Section rs. Act or
Juiy II, 1906; must be citizen OF the
United States or one who has declared
The Lamar register., 1920-02-04
CHAPTER vi.
Eavesdroppino.

Out of the murnur of voices came
one that Curly recognized as that of
Soapy Stone. alias You Know Who.
". then you'll take the 9:57.
Sam :"
After more whispering. Yep, soon
as you hear the first shot cover
the passengers :"
The listener lost what followed.
Once he thought he heard the name
TIN Cup. but he could not be sure.
Presently another fragment driftsd to
him. e.. make eur getaway and
cache the plundsr :"
The photograph lifted up Its voice.
This time 1t was II Love a Lsssie."
Before the song was finished there
came the sound of shuffiing feet One
of the men In the next stall was lsav-
ing. Curly could not tell which one,
nor did he dare look over the top Of
the partition to ind out. He was
playing safe. This adventure had
caught him so Unexpectedly that he
had not found time to run back to his
room for his six-inch gun. What
would happen to him II he were
caught listening was not . matter of
doubt. Sospy would pump lead into
him till he quilt kicking. slap . saddle
on a broncho and light out for the
Sonora line.
As the phonogrsph finished unex-
pectedly-soms one had evidently In
tsrruptsd the record-the fragment
Of a sentence seemed to jump at Curly.
Z" so the kid will get his In
the row."
II was the voice of Sospy, raised
slightly to make itself heard above
the music.
Take care" another voice replied.
and Fiandrau would have sworn that
this belonged to Blackwell.
stone, who had been sitting on the
other side Of the table, moved close
to the psroled convict. Between him
and Curly there was only the thick
-ness of q plank.
don't like IT," Blackwell
WIS objectIng sullenly.
Makes It safe for us. Besides"-
stones voice grated like steel
raspIng steel. every word distinct
though very low-"I swore to pay on
Luck Cuilison, and by G. I'm going
to do It,"
Again they fell to whispers. The
next word that came to Curly clearly
was his own name.
Luck Culllson went his bail. 1
learned 1t this mo'ning."
'.The son-of-a-gun. It's a cinch he's
. SPY. Reckon he knows snythingT
mo. Can't"
IF l thought he did"
Keep your shirt on. Lutte. He don't
know a thing And you get revenge
on him all right. Sam will run with
him and his friends while he's here.
Consequence Is, when they nnd the
kid where we leave him they'll sure
guess Curly for one Of his pardners.
Tell you his ticket IL good as bought
to Yuma. Hes q horse thief. Why
shouldn't he be a train robbsr, toof
Thst's how = jury will argue"