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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
Ell BIEN QUE NOS HAGEN
Una seTofitG idciIG Grps Roja Nacioaai
. rec0rTe Ia isId ,f is'a


Sc halla aetnalmentel reeorriendo Ia
isla, de Puerto Rico, Miss Lenah r. Wa
ters, quien lego Fecientemente aquf
en- una importante y delicada mission
de la Cruz Roja, National de los Esta,
dos uniaosGlHg yIGeHe hi-'is -
Nuestra otIsti8guida huesped ha sail
do .en antomeNilahHciai ifRonce, Maya,
g;lez, Aguadilla y Arecibo, Y visitara
ademas todos los pneRlos <intermedid
r;os de la iEqtas, DE acqerdo con. los
informes que han circulado,l ella hara
IN estudiQ scrip y cetenid9 del desagro,
lIo de nuesGas ipstituciones beneflcas,
para poder precisar hasta que punto
sc propende ,aqui al mejoramiento y
bienestar de. Ia pobIaei0n, .9,c ,sta.5,s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

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ailleonciouoa. rolpcs. esc. ruuae arii.
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pncs tmnlhs iixeiA nj snnnchn a pisa.
No lsadcsnA Ia mas. Compgp inms.
diutanc1iie Cn cunquior boiica M fras-
60 Dc Aocitc Dc San Jaoobo. poara una
prqucha cautidad IN a hncco a. IA
mano y fricci6rrse kunvcmente "a nnr.
te afeetada. In momcnto despuSs no
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bra recohrado Il libFe nso de sns
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quehaocrcs como De coFtumbre.
hace seserta amos que el Aceite Dc
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yor sxito en- todas parties del mundo.
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pOsiciOnes sc le ha premiado con me-
dalla de orO nor su excepeionlaes me-
ritos. Advt.
mismo. Mahana estara curado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

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siiico q Puerto Rieo que no ;olerane
este estado de- c.psEs. y cue pr fodos
los mesilos que sean neccsaEios &c man-
tendrA el 0nslen y Ia aaz, se proieeera
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mitirk que las lucllas entire a capital
el trabajo resailten en- motine- Gun
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so. como en- todas 'partes del nnndo.
tielle ei pcrfectlsimg derccho de- decla-
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asa de salir la calle 81 asl 10 desea.
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multuosias. sin cometer actos qne pro
vQauene inciten al tumultO az alta
que contra las personas y Ia propiedad
y el obrero huelguista que sr con
duzca en- esa -for1na, recibira la pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

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IN, TESTIMoNIo pE 10
CTAL nc iiFmado Ia presentc
proclama. y ordcnado SC es-
;ampe en tfia e! Sello dc III
Pueblo De Puerto Rico. ca Ia
ciudad de san Juan. hoy. dsez
y seis de febrcrO de mil move
cientos yelnie.
Jose T.. BcRcdic'0.
GcDcrnador INFERNO.
". Sidca PGchCc0.
SecretariO Eje,.utivO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
TRAJES DE BALE

Nueyos esiiles y como siempre. .
preclos muy barasos. haIlara I'd. en-
Ia FAMA.
I'm nuestros tsllercs De modas. diri.
jidOs pOr hibiles modistas, cOnfecciO-
namos trsjes a Ia medida. con IRE
probable bnen gusto y en- "a horas-
Adorne su traie de baile con el lin
disimO 'Hemstich", en- OrO y plata,
que, sobre tOda cIase de felas. hace-
mos en- nuestras maquinas.
Advt. LA FAMA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico


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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18

Es de esperarse que tOdOs los elemen
tos oiiciales Y civiles ofreceran gusto-
sanente toda su cooperation a Miss
Waters en- su delicado trabajo, y que
ella. uerara de esta terra. agradables
impresiones. .r.
Acompala en- este viaje de inspac-
ci0n a Miss Waters, la senOra Grace
de W.. Lugo Vila; que desemDeila la
presidencia del ComitG de Servicio Lo-
cal de la Cruz Reia de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
Advt
NEGOCIADO DE MATERIA-
- LES, IMPRENTA Y
e aTRANSPORTE.
SUBASTA

Sc recibiran prOpOsicioness ba-
jO sObre ceFrado hasta las 8 de
la tarde. mario is, 1920, para ell
suministro de efectos de escueIa
para el usO del GObiernO InsuIar.
Pueden obtenerse prOpOsiciones
en- blancO dfrigiendose al Nego-
ciadO de Materiales, Imprenta y
TranspOrte, San Juan, P. r.
Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
BANCO POPULAR
de
Economics y Prestamos.
FuRdadO en- 1898
Anarfadn i7I-

ApartadO f71. TelefOnO S23.
San Juan, r. r.
HabiendOse extrayiadO Ia Iibreta nI-
nero 21.5S9 (seeci0n de ahOrrOs) ex-
pedida pOr este BancO a nOmbre de
Camilla Stuard, a partir dc esta feeha
sc cOnsidera nula y sin valor.
San Juan, p. r., 1S FebrerO 1920.
'D ff7 Enrique CerecedO MILAN;
6n 4T pis" SecretariO- Contador.
AqYts i f-, I'D
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
AUN TENEMOS

Casas de campaia de OficiaIes y pi-
ramidales, a S25.O0.
Balles militares, de fibra, prOpiOs
para camarOtes, a $500.
Camisas finas, cuellOs, cOrbatas, "a
patOs, capas para Sras., chinelas, ETC.,
etc.
LO que I'd. necesite pidalO a
Rodriguez HnOs.,
San Jose 2, TelefOnO 419.
San Juan. p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
Los loBRERoSl ]. Ia. PIItSS.Al.T,A

cgL9s .OBRERQSSY \ "a tttAAaPFs PFsItT,.ATA tTT,.Al.TA
i,..,f 1t1Gs crr-t7. ~ st@Lsie
h ElemeHtos entqsiastas. dc ia clase ar
tesana, tienen yel proyecto. de dar. en- el
Teatro8 Municipal 81 elaeC Comisionado
delSeryieio PdblicoS Sc 10 cede, un bai-
IeJel sabado unoi de. mines en- Ia tarde
del doiaiugo de piAata Il de .personas
magores por5 Ia nocbe, -. e 3ls.a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-18
BANCo POPULAR

de
Economics y PrestamOs.
Fundado en- 1893
Apartado AL. Telefono 823.
San Juan, P.NR.
DIVIDENDO ACTIYO 22o.
Acordado por la Junta General de
Accionistas celebrada en- la noche del
81 de Enero pasado, ei reparto de un
2O96, como diyidendo active 22o., Sc
avisa por Ell presente los seaores
accionistas que cssa alberto el pago
del mismo Ell estas oficiEas.
San Juan, P. r., 5 de Febrero de
1920.
JUAN APELLANIZ,
Director GercEte (interino).
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
SHERIFF, AFTER PRISONER,
 MEETS HIM ON THE ROAD

DOUGLAS, Sept. l5,-''Going to Tombstone" Sheriff Mcdonald DO. liteiy inquired of foot-weary Mexi' can trudging along the S.sbeeDoug las highway yesterday.
 No, senor." replied the pedestrian Il go to Douglas"
 The sheritf then informed the knight of the road that he was en tireiy mistaken; that he was going to be a guest at the Mcdonald fire proof hotel for an indefinite period room rent and board free.
 Sheriff Mcdonald had started 10, Douglas in search of the man. whose name is said 10 be Manuel Pachaco for the alleged theft of clothing and a watch from Bisbee hotel. Having a good description of the suspect, the sheriff immediarely recognized hirl when he came upon him and 1t would not have been necessary 10 visi, Douglas fl there had not been other business ;o transact.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
THE LOCAL coMMiTTeEmeN.

The Democratic County Committee will be represented in the Tombsto tone precinct in the coming two years b. NJ. M Bludworth. Dr. II. II. Hughart and J. F.. James while the Republican Committee will have representing it in this precinct A. II. Gardner. Wi.- liam Lutley and Harry Heney liar " Heney and Harry Macia both tied for d place on the committee but Ha-. ry,Mdcia having served the last two years announced his withdrawal from the tie and MT. Heney will serve Tn the local contest for justice oi the peace. Judge A. Wentworth will De unopposed by Republican candidate while sam Johnson on the Republican ticke, will go to bat with Porter Me Donald the successful Democratic candidate in the primaries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TO INSECT CATTLE
 KILLED BY INDIANS

PHOENlX. Sept. 15.-After several months effort on the part of the Ari zona Livestock Sanitary Board and the Arizona Cattle Growers associa ton to obtain federal authorization for sanitary inspectors to inspect cat ile being slaughtered on the Indian reservations in Arizona was granted. according to s w. Stephens. secret. ary of the state sanitary board.
 Granting the right 10 state inspec, tors to examine brands for cattle which are being slaughtered on the reservations. will check. in a large measure. the depredations Of rustlers and an ac, as protection 10 cattle men. Mir stephen said. Previously state inspectors had no right to ente- the Indian reservations for cattle in spection though their authority GOV. cred the entire state outside of these preserves
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
NO ROAD RACE
 WITH STATE FAIR

PHoENIN. Sept. l5.-There will be no road race in connection with the state fair, November SIS. 1t was indefinitely decided by the fair com. mission today. Instead 1t is planned jo center al. efforts in making the automobile track day program the best tha, has ever been shown here
 'n announcing it's plans the com. misiscn wishes 10 make it clear that t does not wish to block the plans tha, may be under consideration fo- holding a road race during the fair week. l, has merely declined 10 ap- 9ropriate funds for this feature as in ,he past. believing that the same amour, of money could be set aside for ,raot 'rsces 10 better advantage. lt ,he merchants or the automobile dealers ot Phoenix wish to back the race the commission has no objection. and will n5, objec, 10 its being staged during f4ir. week. it was announced
 Las, years automobile program has not been forgotten by the thousands who witnessed the thrilling contests. some of the worlds greatest drivers were brousA; here with the fastes; machines on rubber tires that have ever been produced by man The drivers are planning to enter the races this year and with them vii! come galaxy of new stars men who have made reputations during ihe las: year
 Everything points to a successful automobile day as fitting climax for the l921 fair and lovers of auto racing are guaranteed more thrills and sustained interest in watchin bulletin board 10 learn the relative ! positions Of contestants in a roai race. with the possible chance oi i catching :leeting glimpse of them just once
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY RECALLED

TUCSON. Sept. 13.-The federal grand jury which was dismissed in May. has been called to meet again tomorrow Owing to the fact that many members of the jury are absent on vacations. Deputy U. s. Marshal James NJ. Treahey has found it neces- sary to have a special yenire to fill the vacancies.
 At present there are 90 federal prisoners confined in the county jail to be brought before the federal grand jury. Among those who will appear are Francisco Reyna. charged with violation of the neutrality code {; Juana Lopez and Abraham Joseph, charged with violating the Volstead act. and Edwardo Leglue, charged with assisting to transport liquor into the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
THIEVES RIDE OFF
 WITH 4 NEW FORD

BOWIE Sept II - Automo5 ? thieves visited our little town Thur, day night. and made their escape witI a nearly new Ford belonging to J j. Hutchison. l. Is not known at what hour the car was taken. as it va, not missed until after daylight Thur day. It means a loss or abou, 500 to MT Hu,chison if the ear is not re covered
 Wires have been zen, to various parts Of the country. and il .s h,D-i hat the culpri.. wifi be captured aaI the ear recovered.
 Thieves entered ,he garage Q. F. l.. Terrence on "Wednesday nigh, anJ searched every pocket in a.s ma chine. obviously wi;h the intention Of finding the key s5 they could uz- lock and steal the car. Not being a5., to unlock the car they ief, il. bu. ta4y took with them two very good guns one double barrel hammer.ess and 3 41p the value of the guns is abs.. s3O It is very probable that this 3 the party who failing 10 get Mir Tor renee's car found no resistence when they went 10 take 'he car of M-. Hutchison. Mir. Terrence had been n the habit of leaving his key in the car al night. but Wednesday night Nj Terrence made an exception to that rule and put the key in his pocke'. The thieves could. perhaps with the power of the two guns. have iaGuesi MT Terrence to hand over the key But without disturbing the peaceful sleep of anyone they made their da- parture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
PURCHASE SILVER MINE
 PROPERTY NEAR PRESCOTT

PRESCOTT, Sept. 13.-Henry Stof. fers, of this city. and Odum Brothers, of Portland. Ore. yesterday secured Is claims from W. IT. Clevenger. who recently purchased them from Ange- line Dorencini and Henry Tuna. These claims are on Little Copper Creek near McNulty & McBribe's cop per camp, and are about one and ous half miles from the NC-4 mine Cop per, carrying gold and silver values. is the basic ore.
 It is known that the consideration given was entirely cash. though no official statement of the amount was given out. We'll authenticated ru- mors indicate that the figures were over the $l0000 mark. The deal has been pending for some time. much activity in connection herewith hay ing been noted the past 90 days. Ths deal was closed only after experts had quietly investigated the group. Depth developments will be started at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
TiSDAlE SUIT THROWN OUT
 OF STATE couPT

PHOENIX, Sept. 15.--Waat was known as the Tisdale suit 60 restrain the state of Arizona aud Twohey Brothers Contracting com?apv from removing gravel from a tract Jf state land leased by George Tisdal., hay. ing the effect of interfering with the contracting firm for pavny 2,s mlss of road. vas removed from court to. day.
 Attorney General Purdy 6ultard. in superior court. withdrew the motion to oblige A.:orary r. C. Strloklnryer to show causa My the su't hal bren filed and Struckmeyer imme d.ately withdrew the 'r'i.
 Tisdale had delayed authorizing the suit to be filed However, Bullard in drawing his motion to show cause, said evidently there had been a mis. understanding between Tisdale anl Struckmeyer and that the latter thought he had been authorized % sue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
--=-- AUBREY CASE GOES OVER

PRESCOTT. Sept l5.-A demand by the state Of Arizona. through w. F. Ryan. special counsel for a trial by jury. threw the Aubry Investment company's sls.0o0 suit against the state on a mule contract over on the Yayapai superior court calender until some time in October A jury will meet tomorrow but will consider q large number of criminal and civil cases before the mule suit can be reached This is the fifth occasion on which the court had set the case for trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
BIDS ON s35o,ooo SCHOOL
 BOND ISSUE ARE REJECTED

TUCSON. Sept. l5.-With a bid Of ssG.5s on par slOo being the highest offered for the s350,C00 issued of re- gently voted school bonds, the board Of school trustees. al meeting he'd Tuesday afternoon at which time bids for the bonds were opened, un- animously recommended to the board of supervisors that all bids be rejec- ed. This action was taken by the board because the members were of the opinion that a higher bid could received in the near future as in- dications now pointed to an upward trend Of prices in the bond market.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
ZANE GREY COMING
 TOMORROW FOR GEARS

FLAGTAFF. Sept. l3.-Zane Grey and party. including several guests and cook and other helpers, will ar rive in Flagstaff tomorrow and soon thereafter will leave with Allan Doy.e as guide. for the rim of the Tonto Basin to hunt bears. MT. Doyle's son will also be one of the party
 As Flagstaff people all know. norta ern Arizona is one of the author fayorite playground. just as it is his favorite location for the setting Of his novels. And Allan Doyle is the man he always chooses to pilot him over the mountains and through the forests
 Grey and his party were here last fall and put ir se.eral weeks bear hunting at Tonto Basin, during which time Grey had such good fortune shooting and such a glorious time altogether that he then planned ID come again this season
 MT. Doyle has idst returned froa an extended trip ou, or the reserya. ton as far as the moh.S ot the L.t- ,le Colorado
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
NON-PARTlSAN COMMITTEE MAY BE HELD TOGETHER

TUCSON. Sept. l5.-The results ac- complished by the non-partisan politi- cal campaign committee of the state federation of labor at it's convention in Tucson on October 20. It was sec. ondary only to the general discussion of the results of the open shop cam paign being waged throughout the state.
 The call for the convention was sent out Saturday. Each organization entitled to send a delegation was urged to do SO
 There is possibility that an effort will be made to hold together the pri mary labor organizations for the gen. eral election and as a permanent ir' stitut.ou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
ENTRY OF WESTERN ORE co. INTO ARIZ. PROVES WELCOME
 TO SMALLER MINE OWNERS

TUCSON, sept 1.-The announce ment of the entrance of the Western Ore Purchasing company and of the Utah-Nevada Sampling company into the Tucson local mining field and the Arizona mining situation, made through the Tucson Citizen last Sun day by F. w. Manson. their represen- tative from Nevada, as the result of analysis of the ore producing possi. bilities of Arizona and the problem Of development. was received by the smaller operators and hundreds os prospectors of Pima county with ap- preciation of the tremendous possi- bilities opened up for development of properties. but incredulity as to the probability of such being their good luck.
 The announcement, however. nal been deferred until survey had been completed by MT. Manson. during which the Southern Pacific and Ari. zona Eastern had submitted data to bring the big development to this part of the country. following the poi. -icy of Randolph lines. inaugurated years ago. to assist in development of mining along the lines of the roads, which had been followed by mining development ever since Mir. Randolph entered the administration of the roads Of the southwest
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
MExIcAks DEMAND CLEAN
 CARS FROM AMERICAN ROADS

MORALES, Sept l5.-Delivery to shippers in Mexico of sanitary and perfectly cleaned cars for shipment Of Mexican goods into the United States is demanded by General Pos. qual ortiz Rubio al Mexico City, SC cre:ary oi communications and pub. lie affairs under Presiden, de la Huer- "a.
 A communication regarding this matter has been received by the Nogales, Sonora chamber Of com. merce, 90 whom the letters were re- ferred by Inspector M!cotti of He-. mosilio. federal inspector Of railways for the Nogales division of the South. ern Pacific Of Mexico
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
JUSTICE REFUSES TO
 CONDUCT LIBEL CASE

PHOENIX. Sept. l5-oa the grounds of lack of juris diction. Jus. tics Charles DeSales Wheeler ot the East Phoenix precinct yesterday re fused to conduct preliminary hear. ing in the criminal libel action against John o. Dunbar. publisher ot Dunbar s Weekly Refusal 10 conduct the eX- animation was vigorously protested by the defendant and his attorney, Fred C. S,ruekmeyer.
 Atty. Gen Wiley E. Jones appears as the complaining witness in the ac' ton. which Is based on an article ap- bearing in the Dunbar publication of September issue. The attorney general alleges that the article was written With intent U in.urs him publicly and to impeaoh his integrity and virtue
 Justice Mckee of the West Phoenix precinct, before whom the case had it's inception, and transferred he ac' tion 10 Justice Wheelers court be- cause he was going on vacation Monday morning. September l'. wa' fixed as the date for the hearing but when the case was called County A eoruey NJ. L. Laney protested on the grounds of lack oi jurisdiction and was sustained by the cour'.
 Justice Mckee it is understood. w.l GU. short his vacation and return tc Phoenix to coniuc, the prelimlnay hearing
 George Purdy Bul!ard frs, attos ney general under statehood and for mer prosecuting attorney Q. MaricJ p4 county. had been retained as al torney to represen, Wiley F.. Joue' in the action.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
MOVE sNrIRs'rowN
 so DAM CAN BE BUILT

PoCATELLO. Sept l5.-The entire city of American Falls is to be moved bag and baggage several miles from it's present location. American Falls is a modern city Of several thousand population and is situated not far from here on the oregon Short Line railroad in Southern Idaho. The transplanting Of the city is made ne cessary in order 10 construct huge reclamation dam on the site Of the present town.
 This modern miracle will be engi- neered al an early date Laying out Of the new township has been com pleted by experts so that the owners of property in the present town will exchange their holdings for property similarly situated in the new city This method has been adopted to prevent speculation. The present American Falls will be completely submerged when the dam is finished
 Governor D. W. Davis of Idaho lives in American Falls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
CHA COUNTY CATTLE BARONS SECURE TITLE FOR VALUABLE
 HERDS OF pEcos MeFAooEN

MIAMI, Sept. 1i.-One of the lars- est cattle deals recorded in the county in recent years was effected a few days ago. and made public today, when John Armer, recent candidate for nomination for supervisor on the one of the leading cattlemen of Gila county, left for Pleasant valley to take over the interests of Pecos Nc. Fadden. The purchase of this out fit heralds the passing of the famous Diamond K and ''Z. T." brands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-19
WOMAN. HELD FOR ILLEGAL
 ENTRY TRIES TO DITCH"
 STRUGGLED MEScAl: CAUGHT

DOUGLAS. Sept li-After the ar given as Leonora Cruz. on a charge of surreptitiou- entry described as an old offender. she was found to have rubber water bottle and a pint bottle O. mescai
 Apprehenied or II avenue the wo. man tried 70 elude the officer by pass ing through . house and throwing the mescal in an ash barrel However, the evidence was recovered. and she was turned over 10 the customs officers and in turn % the police.