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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
INITIATING GREAT MEN

teachers could only teach the biographies of the great men what would do for country remarked school principal day It good idea though the schools try many things that they sometimes fail to do anything thoroughly.
 gone by when you could interest young people with dry facts give them stories of ience adventure. and achievement.
 Probably nothing would do much give young folks high ideals stories of what great and have done Al people small beginnings and the iority struggle with poverty Their lives romantic struggle against obstacles Young people who learn about them would naturally wish initiate em by struggling against their difficulties and rendering service to their community and country.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
WHAT'S THE MATTER, ANYWAY?

This paper is a matchmaker but firmly of the opinion that the chimes of wedding bells should be heard frequently in this community.
 We are gnay blessed young ladies beauty, refine culture There compare with them else where Our young energetic brainy and full o ability and "pep"
 Then too delightful old bachelors who ought be ashamed of themselves for drifting through life without the charm of womanhood.
 sweet things into willing ears withholding the shaft that is tipped with the of matrimonial felicity
 Slackers? We don't believe it. No young man on earth could fail to charms of young womanhood
 Not bit of it. What young fellow of spirit would admit his inability to keep wife?
 What, then, is the reason?
 Perhaps Cupid knows-we don't.
 THE CASH HABIT
 The inadequate supply of the fundamental difficulties situation It c1eas high rates Of inter est and tfns dscurages enterprise
 While economy avoidance of speculation 1ry solve this problem the habit of paying cash the part public would do almost much The credit habit ties a vast amount countrys resources it drag business and charge adding all living costs Never be- lore there such need for the cash habit
 If every person here in Prescott would pay his debts for home and personal supplies and other far possible if every would resolve pay cash time of purchase it would lease very large of money held in credits The who has borrow large offset the amount that the public him. could pay off his loans incurred for that purpose.
 That many thousands of dollars that could be loaned to farmers and business crops finance productive enterprises The result would be reduce o The charge that has be made against the prices of all commodities could be made less That would reduce prices apprecab Also the lowering of of interest would tend Liberty bonds their original value.
 If the thing done all the country, would go far of itself the business troubles The solution of the business problem money and credit making the existing mohey and credit work faster Paying cash would do it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
WOMEN AS "DOOR-MATS"

Nomcn are not going to be the their grand mothers president of the Ohio Woman Suffrage Association address asking for the ratification of sui agc by the Beth
 Women many Old World countries have "door-nlats In this country they always done about they chose The one who had the stronger personality, worc the pants the old saying goes.
 been 'door-mas it largely because of their choice The traditional way of influencing has been through the effort make themselves physically attractive, by pretty clothes and the appeal Those who fit to cultivate brains independence have been doomas any period in this country.
 Some this late day. has unuaed doubt to King Soomon coujusa fidelity but the fact that he had 700 wives all ,nareuty happy and contencd direct contradiction of the uI.ind suggestion.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Back to Buckeye

J. R. Bcloat and Charles Parker left yeSto rday overland for Buckeye valley to the ranch of the former. Alr. Bcloat's family will remain in this city for a while longer During their vacation here a baby boy was born to Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Beloat Now that mother and child arc wsE, air. Beloat leaves to take care of his business interests
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
LABOR DAY
country.

ta is good sign when lot of people go the same place the time and enjoy the things So it the Labor Day celebration yesterday.
 Labor Day in September i therefor still firmly established as of the part of worngmen the affairs of the world is usual celebrated with parade and pageant descriptive of the character stics and of labor and with sports and games which and and children, all of whom work take part It has in the past and places been made the basis for roubcmakng airing of grievances and disorder An at tempt made lately abolish the holiday in favor of May which labor day But American labor declined of international labor, often devoted to anything but the welfare of labor.
 abr Day in September is therefor still firmly established holiday and exemplcd in Prescott is day of good will
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Granite Mountain Teacher Here

]. Firth, who conducted. school SO successfully at Canyon last year that the patrons of the district urged his return. arrived in the city yesterday from Oatmau. He will be ready to teach the Granite Mountain school
 cginning next Monday. 'Air Firth teaches school during the school year, and IS a miner during vacation.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From the Hassayampa

Mrs. Otto Lang and children from the upper Hassayampa, and Mrs. Ot- 10 Lang, IT,, of Groom Creek were in the city yesterday house hunting, so the children of the former may attend the city schools tnis year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Head of School Leaves

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. OstranderJ the former being the head of the Tempe Normal. left this week for Tempe. after spending two months i'll this Vi cinity enjoying the climate of the Mile High city the better part ot their stay. They returned via WickenburG.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
VIII Teach la University.

Miss Fiizabe'h Balderston. forme; teacher of English at the Prescott high school. hes excepted an appoint ment to teaciHn. fellowship in the Enslisi,mcnt oi the University of CaHornia Her mother, Mrs. Ba.d-,- stcn. c2 rects 70 leave tIIis city Ior Bet;:c!ey, Gallt- fG;a and spend he winter with hcr daughter.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Another Teacher Secured

Mrs. Julia Borah has consented to teach at Walker this year. because of the shortage of teachers for this county. To her it seemed duty, and by her public spirited action that dis trict will have a school.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Bought Cars

Maurice Tribby and J. C. Cornell son have bought Chevrolet cars from w w. Piekerill, the Chevrolet deal CT ill this city.
 To Attend Academy
 Evelyn Meckin of Groom Creek has entered St. Joseph's Academy for the coming school year.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Lightning Struck Close

Cort Simmons, en route to Jerome Saturday night, went across the mountain during a heavy rain and hail storm, and had lightning strike within 200 feet of the car. He said that his car had no chains, yet the condition of the highway was such that the journey was completed with out great difficulty. He reported two inches of small hail on the divide.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

Lloyd George warns General Wrangc who is leading anBohcvk army in South Russia that he continues at hs wn risk suggested that the Baron wants any further formation about fighting unconventional Bolshevik he might write Poland.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Sept. Z. 1920.
Left for Miami

H. E. Cation and I;lTee sons were ir inc cit the esrlp at of the week. leaving for their home in Miami, go- ing via the Black Canyon route. While in this section they visited Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon. Mir. Galton was much impressed by the highways of this county.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Back from Missouri

Mrs L. A. White has returned from St. Joseph, Missouri after a visit of several weeks with friends.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Visiting City.

James Taylor. Frank Lspllsm and Tat Baldwin, who arc members of the Santa Fc bridge gang. were Pres colt visitors Sunday and Monday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Turkey Creek

Ber Sherman was in the city yes terday. He Is a resident from the Turkey Creek district
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Visiting Friends

Mrs. Robert Simmons. wife ot KoD- crt Simmons a former garage rueehan- ic and n1achinist ill this city. and who now runs Q garage in Chino, Calf. came from that city few days ago and is now visiting with Mrs. Fred Bolden of this city.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Iron Springs.

' Mrs. G. Waldman. who resides near Iron Springs, was in the city yester- day on a shopping trip. and to eX- ilibit some ranch products grown in that section.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Phoenix

From Phoenix
 w. R. Battin of the Valley Bank. Phoenix, and Mrs. Battin arrived in the city Saturday for a short stay.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07

Lenue iuatcs he will repudate the German indemnity due to the United States
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Wirslew Visitor

F. M. Jones. who is a resident of Winslow, was in the city Sunday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
Returned from Phoeni1

Mir. and Mrs. E. S. Clark of this citv re. nned yesterday from Phoe- nix. While there they were the guests of Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. U. 5. Stark.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Indiana

Walter r. Hirdrick who comes from Lebanon. Indiana. is at the Nav apai club, the guest of Herndon J. Norris.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Los Angeles

w. F. Stanton who Is a resident of Lo sAngelcs IS in the city at the Yav- apai club.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Chicago

K. R. HupmaH of Chicago IS in the city. He is staying at the Ysvapai club.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
Los QUE yIAJAN

. 4 d. y & j & Z x
4 Relaci6n de los pasajeros que hacia
los puertos del Sur de la Repdblica
Dominicana, condujo desde San Juan,
ell yapor Marina ell 26 de agosto de
1920:
Heliodofo Ortiz, Julio S. Perez, Teo
doro Chardon, Victor M. Romano,
Juan Costa, Andres vazquez, Miryam
Griffo, Rosa Cot Jose A. Nieyes, Anna
dor Frontera, Felicia Vega, John E.
King Jr., Carmen S. King, Fernando
MaIpica, Luis A. Renta, Julio Londo-
no, Luis Alvarez, Daniel A. Castro,
francisco Fernandez Eduardo Gar
cfa, Juana de Camilo, Alfonso Santa
ma, Fanstinoa Irizarry, Jose s. Olivie-
ri, Rafael Freyre, Ramon AlmodovaE
r., Pedro Parrilla, Sara Parrilla, Con
cepci6n 'Parrilla, Alberta Bell. Win
troph B. Dillingham;, Juan Jose Ro-
drfguez, Claudio Lajara, Fausto J..
Perez, Godofredo Pacheco, JESUS M.
Rivera, Juan Calzada, Alexandra Cos
ia, Domingo Costa Jr., Juana Torres,
Demetria Montero, Jose Ruiz g., Tho
mas B. NiSton, Pedro G. Vega, John
E. King, George A. King, Robert s..
King, Mario A. Malpica, Pedro o. Ma
rrero, Ernest F. Garland, Antonio Ma
cfas, Sabine Valdes, Juan r. MGR
quez, Manuel w. Alvarez, Carolina
Rivera, Jose Berrocal, Pedro l.. Par
do, Juan e. Matos, Jose. Morales, Cruz
Muf1oz D., Agustina Barbilla,V Antulio
Barbilla, Miguel Ramos, Leila T. de
Bell, French T.. Maxwell, Maria NJ !
de Burgos, Francisco Lajara, Manuel
Perez, Rafael Maldonado, Felix del
Rio, Emilio HomazabaI, Pedro Cos
ia, Carmen Ma. Costa, Cecilia NJ. de
Critic, Herminfo' Vidal, Carolina F.
de Ruiz, Martina Cruz, Angeles de
Vega, Carmen de King, James F..
King. Mary NJ. King, Pablo Calder6n
c., Juan Teys, Florencio Ramirez, An
tonia NJ. Gle Macfas, Jorge Camara,
Alfonso A. Sobalbarro, Armando Gar
cfa, Angelina Rivera, Ramon Carbia,
Jose D. Genaro, Juan r. Santos, Ralph
Baugh, Jaime Rodriguez, Ana L. Pa
rrilla, Nieves Gomez, Julio Montafiez,
Christian P. Osback, Teresa Torres,
Edelmira G. de Burgos, Ramon Juan
Toro, Ubaldino Perez Jr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
EGlS De LAS LQMASL

{ ~ q e i ~ s ia-
Sc nos informa que ell competente
Professor Principal de las escuelas de
esta ciudad, senor Manuel r. Dayila,
ha presentado la renuncia de su cargo
Sc dedicara al comercio.
En- breve regresara de la pintores
ca playa Parguera, donde por mott
yos de salud ha permanecido una lar
ga temporada, la respectable sonora
Margarita l. viuda de Remus. IS
Tambien regresaran con ella sus gen
tiles y simpdticas hijas Aida Mar
garita, 10 cual celebramos efusivamen
te.
-Ha llegado a la ciudad para ha-
cerse cargo. de la escuela de Ciencias
Dom6sticas, la profesora Angelica Mer
cader.
F Ell distinguido caballero don Jal-
me Acosta, ha aceptado la nomination
de Representante a la Camara por el
partido unionista, Distrito No IS, que
10 componen los pueblos de San
German Sabana Grande. El senior
Acosta es un agricultor progresista, de
enyfdiable posici6n economical y goza
de generates simpatfas.
Ell sabado de la semana pasada,
falleci6 repentinamente en- su residen
cia, el sefior Crfspolo Casablanca,
emparentado con apreciables familias
de La localidad. Nuestro p6same a to-
dos sus familiares. ~ se5z 3.8.s.1s
s:--Se encuentraa en- la Clfnica desMa-
yaguez la sonora Carmen Luisa /.
de Ramirez, quien fu6 operada con
mucho exito por los doctores Pedro
Perea Pascual Rivera, de- esta Acitl-
fads Su4 estado es muy satisfac ctoriO,
loique celebramOS.
T.s-Suena mucho e1 nombre del distin-
guido caballero y pro1nfnente unionis
ia don Nicolas Agrait, para Senador
por ell Distrito y Sc nos informa que
es el sefior Agrait, el candidate indis
cutible del Comit6 uninista.
Dada la posici6n economical y So
cial del candidate y su gran presti
gio simpatfas, asf como de su bien
probado patriotismo, creemos que la
candidatura del seilor Agrait, es inven-
chile. = q
Con mucho sentimiento damos la
noticia de la muerte de don Manuel
Martin Porrata, duien por 1argos amos
fu6 eompetente empleado del Registfo
de- la Propiedad de esta poblaci6n y
persona generalmente apreciada. Va
4ya nuestro sentido p6same todos sus
greudos. grsota a. Il ,sEsHlsI sE' %t
v VA esta completarnente bian Ne
Isu enferrnedad, nuestro culto amigo
don. Luis Angel Padilla, Inspector de
aeseuelas del distrito de Adjuntasss'
Sc encuentra en- estas eiudad Y he
mos tenido el gusto de saludar, ell dis
tinguido abogado de San Juan, Lcdo.
Pedro Amado Rivera, quien vista a
sus familiares. ..s,l..
?-El comite Repubpeano locall," apo
yaI la cahndidatura del prestigioso Sc
1nador don i Juan Angel f'i6, de esta iciu
dad, para una reelection. -
We Sc nos informa que el competente
professor don Felix Arce Lugo, sera
nombrado Principal de las escuelas
de este pueblo.
-Despu6s de una larga temporada
en- Humacao, ha regresado su resi-
dencia nuestra simpdtica y gentil ami
guita, senorita Maria Lopez.
CORRESPONSAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
LOS cARRos PREMIER

Dos de estos elegantes carros, de
los que es agente en- esta ciudad. nues
tro amigo don Benito Zalduondo, fue-
ron yendidos aver al rico propietario
de Cayey, senior Baltazar Mendoza.
Ell negocio de estds carros, segdn nos
dice don Benito, es en- Espa1a, donde
los vende a $4,000 pesetas. Aquf va
len $500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
Ell CURSE EscoLAR

Hoy di6 principle el curse escolar
en- todas las escuelas pfblicas de Pto.
Rico.
Una manifestation de mas de $50
nifSos fue esta manana al Departa-
mento de instruction, a quejarse de
que no habfan sido admitidos a clase.
Las notieias de la isla indican que
por ALA ha pasado igual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
MUJER ARRoLLADA

En- la parada 26, Santuree, Ell auto
m0vil No. 1890 de Manuel Rodriguez,
de Rio Piedras, guiado por el mismo,
conductor No. 266O, arroll6 a Maria
Ortiz, de 25 anos de edad, residente
en- Santurce, ocasionandole yarias con
tusiones leves en- el cuerpo de las que
fu6 asistida en- La Sala de Socorros,
pasando su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
, ,EsPEcTAcULos

Cine Rialto!!4 Constance Talmadge
en- Los Dos Blas0hes. '''l''a. '.''''''
1o'Cme Tres Bandefas.-tJha c6mica
y Edith Roberts en- Los 'FrfvoIos. p
. Cine Luna.-TUna comica y Enid
Bennet~ ent EN- Matriimnpnio Embrrujado. d,
r. Cine. Monte ;CCf1rrlloo.- ;CCfa1rrlloo.--Una c6mica y
episodios 1iy 2, de Elmo el Temerario.
..- Cine Real.-7Unas =c6mica Exepiso-
Cine sfhfpbeafiMat Inespera-
.a4i4
Cine NOrma.-El Gran Galeoto.
Cine Victory Garden.-Episodios II
fs4R dee Ea 9sQiddaa iHef9ia9.l ~ I. s r.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Todo un HON.
bre, drama y ell Ser. episodio de Ell
TofBellinoG.E r Il. EsB93T a3Tsl 81 J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
PARA AIBoNITo

I A pasar varias semanas de descan-
$50 y vacaciones march6 aver para
.Aibonito, en- compafifa de su familia,
el joyen Francisco Lopez de la Rosa
Que las deliciosas brisas del simpatico
lpeblado reponga en- todas sus fuerzas
ial buen amigo, son los deseos del que
esto escribe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
|NOTICIAS DE PONCE
Sc anuncia la llegada Puerto Rico de
la genial poetisa Lola Rodrii--''@
guez de Tio 'A'Ss

Ponce. agosto 27ACuando los lee
torres de Ell IAIPARCIAL esten leyen-
do esta .edici0n, va estara entire noso.
tros la inspirada poetisa antillana
Lola Rodriguez de Ti0, que yiene ,les-
de la Habana, donde reside, acompa
iiada de los distinguidos esposos don
Manuel Torr0s Malaret " doila jose
fina Estap6, elementos de la sociedad
poncefia que hace algin tempo viven
en- Cuba, donde poseen vastas propie
dades ocupan una posici0nj bri-
llante.
Sean todos bienvenidOs.
-Anoche di0 un mitin en- la Plaza
Mu1oz Rivera, de esta ciudad, el Par
lido Socialista, ocupando la tribuna
entire otros propagandistas de esa CO.
lectividad polftica, ell joven Luis Mu-
iioz Marin.
Hubo gran concurrencia Y los ora
dores oyeron nutridos aplausos.
- Ell domingo Sc inaugurara On la
Cuadra Municipal un tanque de in
mersi0n para ganado yacuno yfctima
del parasite conocidos por garrapata--
tanque construfdo p0r el Bureau de
IAgricultura del Gobierno Insular,
con ell fin de demostrar pGblicamente
la utilidad de tales stahques.
| Con motive de esa inauguration sc
encuentra Ell Ponce el actiyo inspec-
tor Ernesto Lopez BalIester y Sc espe-
ia al Inspector yeterinario' don Juan
Yaras. ......-.,.-.. -,.-. ,.-.,..--...--
Han contrafdo matrimonio en- es-
Ia ciudad, estableciendo su hogar en-
la calle del Comercio, los estimables
j6venes don Francisco Figueroa y la
! seiIorita Isabel Rodriguez, los que
deseamos eterna .felicidad conyugal.
-Acompaiiado de SUI estimable es-
pOsa, aver lego esta ciudad Ell joven
don Luis Costa, quien Sc propone es-
tablecer su domicilio nuevamente en-
esta ciudad del Sur.
Sea bienvenido.
-7Hace, ,dfas que. yiene, escaseand0
el hielo ell eSta ciudad, debido a que
mo trabajan las; fabricas, de hielo J. el
que Sc. vende viehe desle Sfayagtiez. 3
Il En- ia Gale America No.. 2, de- es.
TIA ciudad, falleci0 9noche la srespeta-
BILE seilora Fraheisea' Perez, esposa
del .correcto caballero don, Fructuoso
Bustamante, empleado de La Fdbrica
de Tabacos LasSultana !, Y su entiefro
Sc verificard esta tarde. ,,'<-'
+ Extendemos los apenados deudos
de la extinta DANA. ell sentimiento de
nuestra condolencia.5 %s 5s S.
En- el Hospital Tricoche ha ingre-
sado el individuO Felix Lopez, grave
lnentes lesienado al caerse- de un" Srbol
, de guaba, que subi0 Ell busca de le-
fIa, suceso acaecido en- una finca per
|; teneciente al don I,lis Batistini, ubi7
cada en el barrioi A''d", De- este ter
5minO municipal.
/ Segdn investigation praeticada por
ell cabo Castillo, ell suceso es de orr
gen casual.
L En- ell Hospital San Lucas, donde
ingres6 hace POGO gravemente enfer-
ma, falleci6 anoche la amable homes
ia seiiorita Elisa Dfaz Hernandez, hi
ia de los apreciables esposos don To
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30


LA VISTA DEL REPRESENTATIVE
Acompanado de nuestro amigo ell
aplaudido actor don Juan Nadal San
tacoloma, nos ha dispensado una vi
sta esta maflana Ell senior don Esta-
nislao Guir0, Representante de la EN-
presa, gHermanos Velaseos que zen lbres
We llegara "A, a, San Juan, donde ssha de
efrecernos una .brillante temporada.
Ell ssefor Guir6 es I'm veterano en-
negocios de 1teatro y conoce toda Id
America que la fecofrido al ffente de
espectaculos magnffcos. Representa-
'tambien el senor Guiro a la sfamosa
tonadillera, La Geya; pero La sGoya
no forma parte de la compaffa que
viene, sino que ha de ir, prirnerd, a la
Habana y despues nos ofrecera una
temporada aquf. 81
Al corresponder al amable saludo
del representante de los Hermanos
Velasco, lie hemos ofrecido nuestro
concurso, y lie auguramos un gran
exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
pERDIo uN JUNoU1LIo

Doha Monserate Pab6n, de Catado,
ha perdido un junquillo de ORC con
medalla. La cadena es de eslabones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
DON MANUEL GoTAY :

FalIeci6 en- NLayagtiez. el seflor Ma
nueI Gotay Almedina, director de la
Escuela Correcciopal. Su entierro@ fue
una xerdadero demonstration de duelo.
Este 10 despidieron, ell Fiscal Acosta
Quintero, en- nombre del Departamen-
to de, Justiciatys ell senior Crespo Cue
vas, por la Association de Empleados
del Gobierno. Ell fenecido deja espo-
sa cinco hijos.
Descanse en- paz su alma, nuestro
pesame a sus deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
MENoR DELINoEENTE

Acusado del hurto de una GAIA de
jabones, de la casa a Mayol J Ca,
ingres6 en- las galeras del Presidio,
el menor Mario safgado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30

QUININA EN- FORMA sUPE-
RIOR. Ell efecto t6nico y laxante del
LAXATIVO BROMO QUININA 1e
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta la cabeza. La firTna de
E. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
tita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
EN- HUELGA

Las despalilladoras del taller de los
seilores Barrios, Nieves, Zeno Y Co,
de la Cidra, sc han declarado en- huel-
sga, solicitando aumento de jornal Y
mejoras en- las condolences del ira
bajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
7lorinor.
EsTRopEo UNA vAcAs

En- el seboruco, Santurce. Ell auto
movil ndmero C-Ss. guiado por Patri
clio Morales, estrope6 una, vaca propie
dad de Hilario Lopez Cepero. :,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30
!. .eANDIpATos REpuBr1cANos

-==zG zGANDIBATos REPUBEIcAN0s
En- la AsFasnpblea sFasnpbl que eelebr9 tager el
partido repyblicanQ, en-, Ponce, fueron
n6niinados los siguientes cahdfdatos
Comisionado az Washinston, don Do
mingo sepdlveda :. Senadores at large,
Jose c.. BarbOsa Y Leopoldo Feliti ;
Representantes at 1drTgSe, Manuel F.
Ressy ysJuan Baatista ss6fo 'y Miesf1nf-
bresgtle, ,laaG Gomisi6n deS Indenlnfzacf6e
mes a !Obreross Edon5 9eaqnfn "A i Beces
rril. 8. ~.
La Asamblea acord6 que el partido
Sc declarara en- favor de pactos 0 Goa
liciones locales, siempre que no sean
con los unionistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-30

Alice Gordon
acaudaado matrmono de alta soedad
captain William Barrett nene de las
UnidO ha mmadO fin Mrs. Barrett
sin del captan competamente
ho OsismO solo
aE6 viaje exterior;
a habfa venda
hOmbre sin medOs de
empez6 fuga New RO
termnadO
pOba los mterOs encerra matrmO
Etados Undos muchos
nteres acaba mOdO menable