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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Insanity hearings which were begun
in county court Friday afternoon were
Saturday morning. Eight
patients were found to be insane and
viii be sent to the state asylum C.
S. T. Folsom. alienist, represented the
patie ITS. and c. H Neale. assistant
county attorney acted for the state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Brooklyn Cars Collide;
Thirtg Persons Hme

New York, Sept 11.-Another
serious accident occurred today on
the lines OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit
company whose employees have bean
leys collided near Ebbets field during
the rush to the ball park this after
noon and 30 persons were reported
injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

$4,000; Albert Deutsch. s4o.34s; Her
man G. Staacke. S25,000s Herbert Il
aIachemehl. $4,000 Francis Smith,
s12.2 OT; Paul z Kruger. $1,000.
Waco-William W Seley, s66sI50i
Thomas J. Wolfe. 221.450
Barstow collected $4,000 during
the year in insurance. Dalhart $1,000
and Colorado City $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
5. P. RAISES EMBARGO;
FREIGHT MOVING AGAIN

Phoenix. Ariz-, Sept 1.-THE
Southern Pacific yesterday announced
an embargo on perishahle freight on
the Tucson division. embracing all
points between FL Paso and Yuma.
had been lifted and that freight had
been moving today. The embargo
was declared last Tuesday On account
OF a local labor difficulty az Tucson
which, the announcement said. had
now been settled The same announce
ment said the company is now build
ing in its own shops 100 OF more
freight cars and two locomotives to
supplement its rolling stock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
INSURANCE
PAID IN u. S.
INPAST YEAR

this item may be expected to increase
annually hereafter.
Many Prosperous Insurance Centers.
In the last 10 or Is years the num-
Der Of life insurance companies in
the United States has increased con-
siderably.
Apparently, every state, with one
or two exceptions. has at least one
life insurance company OF its own,
organized under its laws.
Illinois has more life Insurance
companies than New York, so have
Iowa and Indiana Nebraska has
more life insurance companies than
Massachusetts, so has Missouri, Ohio
and Texas In number OF life insur-
ance companies Pennsylvania Is out
ranked by many OF the western
states, and Connecticut Is very much
outclassed-
OF course, the older life Insurance
centers are New York City, Boston,
Philadelphia, Hartford and MilWau-
kee, and in volume Of transactions
these cities are considerably in the
lead, but the fact is significant that
centers Is now practically as wide
as the nation itself
New Record for Seven Months.
Reports TO The Insurance Press
from the same "a companies. cover
ing the new paid-for business in the
with the corresponding period OF
1913, showed aggregate writings in
1920 amounting TO S1,892,T86, 1s1,
against 81 435,420, 8s1, Of new business
written in the first months OF 1913
The percentage Of gain for 1920 was
BIS percent
Fifty-two OF the life companies
wrote more new business in the
first seven months OF 1910 than IN
he first seven months OF 1910. The
amount Of gain by these companies
was Sz5s,951s11.
Group and Business Insurance.
Group insurance, the insurinE OF
the employees OF individual and com
mercial organizations in great groups
under contracts running for a year,
Is furnishing many millions to the
present sum total OF life Insurance
writings. In 1913 four companies
wrote 1928. 100000 OF insurance on
this plan alone.
business Insurance, policies
written on the lives OF men i'm
pOrtnnt TO the success OF great
business enterprises, payable TO
firms or corporations In the
event OF their Deaths method
OF stabilIzinE business-iz in in
ereasinE demand and f. written In
large volume.
Disability Payments.
Contrary TO a popular nisconcep-
ton, somewhat prevalent, total dis
ability" within the meaning Of a
life insurance contract, does not
mean disability due 20 accidental in
Juries. Out OF sos total disability
eases approved b. one Of the large
life insurance companies, only 50 were
based on accidental cause-less than
4 percent
The chief contributor OF total dis
ability, Judged by the corapany's ex-
perienee, IS q cause which the aver
age individual would hardly consider.
viz; tuberculosis
OF the sos claims passed. tn
berculosis was responsible for
the total disability OF S6I per-
soma Approximately one-haIf OF
the approved claimants were its
victims.
Another form OF disablement which
would not readily suggest itself 10
the average individual Is insanity.
The 20 largest policies paid IN
1913 were as follows:
Henry g Prick, New York n. ?. 500 600
Oscar Rosenberg. Chicago. H.. s7B,zOs
Herman J. o. W. Braun,
New Tr-Hr 40
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

me olth largest policy paid In
the United States IN 1919 uaa On
the life Of Robert Eraknuer, Of
Fl Pasos tofaIinE e122,5OO.
A total OF $4,000 was paid on the
life Of the late ". II. Laughlin, OF
FL Paso.
Rank Of Cities By Amount Paid.
The 20 cities Of the United States
drawing the largest amounts in
claims paid in 1919 were. With their
amounts:
L New York Manhattan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Specifications

Eotor-Lycoming 4 GYM
der-Modei K
Clutch-BorEs and Beck
TranamigElon-Grant LA
Carburetor-One-ineh Zo-
NTH
Front AIIes-RoIler Bear
ing perm.
Rear Azles-Fun Floating
PERU.
Springs Elliptic front
and rear.
Cooling System - Thermo
Syphou-
Ignition-Battery - Deloo
Distributor.
Lighting Equipment-Dy-
Drive - Double Universal
Joint
Control-Left Hand Drive
Battery-Wiuard-
rirsa-52E3
(Fuu Specifications gur-
niHhed On RequesL)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

= Exhaustive and rigid road tesla have
K proven that when a puneture occurs
and this pump Is attached and travel re-
sumed, the re-inflation through the me-
dun Of this pump promptly raises the tire
off the rim and maintains from so to 50
pounds Of air in the tire indefinitely. This
enables you to drive home OF to . public
garage
With this pump the largest pmeture BE-
comes merely & slow leak.
One Of the striking features Of the Aasri-
can Auto Pump Is the relief and pleasure
it brings to the woman driver. The pump
Is attached quickly and without muscular
effort, and al hand pumping is done away
with.
YOU CAN'T CARRY AN AIR STATION
WITH YOU, But YOU CAN CARRY An
AMERICAN AUTO PUMP, which Is better,
as You tap the reservoir Of all out doors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

Boy, page MT. R. L. Wheeler of the Republic Motor Truck company,s be- cause he ought to be here. Auburn is playing Washington and Lee and Wheeler hasn't missed a game this sea- son.
 The cold snap of last week made the boys hustle out the anti-freeze, lap robes, gloves, hood overcoats and the like. The ones wlto were prepared reaped harvest and the ones who were not prepared will get in that condition about the time 1t warns up again.
 Earl Ford, sales manager of the
 Cruse Crawford Manufacturing
 company, is back in town after
 visit to Montgomery. There was
 big Shrinc concIave down there,
 which naturally got Fcrd's atten-
 HoM.
 Charley Woodward of the Woodward Battery company, is ready to take care of all the batteries that are frozen up during the cold spell. He says 50 himself.
 Blaine Brownell of the Brownell Auto company, is back in Birmingham after
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
TRUCK IS GREAT
 SAVER OF TIME
  Farm Analysis Shows That Big Majority Are Running on
 Dirt Roads

The findings of the United States de- partmenteof agriculture concerning the value of the motor truck on the farm are always intensely interesting, to say the least, declares a writer in the Sep tember issue of the Oldsmoble Pace maker, just receiveS here by R. l.. Newman, Oldsmoble distributor.
 Lately an investigation was made In which questions were sent out to 10 east ern and one middle western state After 75S farmers had answered, an analysis of the replies was made, and it was dis covered that they were almost unani- mously enthusiastic in declaring that the chief advantage of the truck was the saving in time effected In support ot this, it was shown that this saving ranges from one-half to twe-thirds oyer horse haul.
 It was also shown that an average CT $324 annually was saved in the expense of hired help. These two items, time and actual money, save the country at large an amazing amount in the cost ot producing and marketing foodstuffs.
 It is deplorable fact that three-quar-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

ters of the trucks reported upon (and this is in the eas), are operated on all dirt or part dirt roads. Consequently they cannot be operated during two
 months of the year. because of mud and snow Of course, this condition is being rapidly corrected, but every citizen can help to hasten the day when adequate highways will facilitate transportation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

Ictors Company, Magnolia Avenue end Sycamore strret, where it is being reviewed by throngs of motorists.
 A great deal of interest has attach ed to the coming of the Packard single SIX, the little sister of the twin six, and no doubt, the announcement of it's arrival will pique the curiosity of many Birmingham motorists.
 w Reese Dunwody, manager of the Packard Birmingham Motors Company, Is very muchly pleased at the arrival Of the single six, and also with the interest manifested by the public.
 The single six, while much smaller than the Dig Packard, has the same lines. It has a short wheel base, can he turned easily in narrow streets and is high class, practical car that will appeal to the lovers of small cars.
 Dining cars on the Argentine rail- ways are being furnished with pianos.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
PACKARD "S|NGLE
 SIX IN THE CITY
Small Design of Famous Family" Arrives and Is Be-
 ing Admired By Many

This new creation of the Packard Motor Car Company, arrived in Bir- ningham last Friday and Is now on
 the floor at the Packard Birmingh
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
SPENDS TIME ON ROAD

J. L. French of Hanover county, Vir- ginia, was informed by the doctor that he must spend his time in the open air if he would preserve his health. Instead of seeking a cabin in the wilderness, Mir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14
Fire Damages Home

Tire OdEhdSCs sAAOhstO ~ Meridian, Miss, November 13.-(Spe- cial )-The home of John H. ElIin in Meridian was badly damaged by fire, the loss being estimated at several thou- sand dollars. It is one of the hand- somest homes in the city The origin of the fire is unknown.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

trip to the Dodge Brothers factory in Detroit. MT. Browne11 states that the Dodge Brothers business is going right along at a speedy clip and that october was one of his best months of the year
 ". C. Scott of the Reliance Auto
 company, iS more "pepped up" than
 ever before over the Essex. Seiz-
 ing upon the opportunity of being
 confronted with two newspaper men at the same time the other day.
 he Orated at great length on the
 sterling qualities of the Essex.
 And when it comes to performance,
 ''BilIo SeOtt's Essex will do every
 thing he claims for it.
 J. A. Carr. of the Southern Motor Truck company, who purchased the Archibald Goldstein Motor company and the Hupmobile account, is getting settled in his new place and soon will have his organiza ton intact.
 R. L. Newman, president of the Ala bama Oldsmobile company, will leave for Lansing, Mich, tonight for a visit to the Olds Motor works.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

French fitted special canvas-top bo to a Maxwell truck chassis and is sper ing his time ieisurely touring the Atiss- tic seaboard. N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

The Hindoos have no word for "frien, but use the word brother" instead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-14

Dining cars on the Argentine rail- ways are being furnished with pianos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
cAMBIOs:
LA NUEVA TARIFA DE
TELEGRAFOS

Desde el dfa primero de este mes
ha entrado en- vigor la nueva tarifa
de telegrafos, q. insertamos a continua
cion para conocimiento de nuestros
lectores:
Para telegramas privados y conner
ciales, treinta (3O) centavos por las
diez primeras palabras o fraccion y
dos (2) centavos por cada palabra
adicional;
Para cartas telegrafcas nocturnas,
treinta Y cinco (35) centav0s por las
primera cincuenta palabras frac-
cion v un a. centavo por cada pala-
bra adicional.
Esas mismas tarifas regiran tam
bien para la islaj de Vieques, Y Sc anu
Ian las actuales de 40 y ctvs. para
telegramas comerciales y privados, Y
de so ctvs. y 2 ctvs. para cartas noe
turnas.
La tarifa para telegramas del Co
bierno, de la Prensa v Multiples, Sc
guira como en- la actualidad, sin alte-
raci6n alguna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
L ACORTE DE CIRCUITO DE APE
LAGiONES DE BOSTON SERA
INVITADA PARA VENIR A
PUERTO RICO

Esta mafiana Sc reuni6 en- cl salon
de sesiOneS de la Corte Federal, bajO
la presidencia del Lcdo. Molina de st.
Remy, la Association de AbOgados de
La Corte Federal, con el fin de tomar
un acuerdo ell acual es el siguiente :
de invitar a la Corte de Circuito de
Apelaciones de Boston, para que en-
el mes de enero la Corte en- pleno, sc
traslade a Puerto Rico y aquf resuelva
todas las apelaciones que hay pendien
tes por resolver ante esa Corte, de los
juicios que han sido apelados. Tam
bien Sc acord6 en- esta session, invitar
a la Asociaci6n de Abogados de Puer
to Rico, para 10 cual Sc nombr6 un
Comite.
Este acuerdo 10 ha tornado el Bar de
Abogados de la C6rte Federal, con
ell fin de evitar que los abogados de
Puerto Rico, tengan que trasladarse
Estados Unidos, ventilar sus plei.
toS.
En- la reunion de esta mafiana, esta.
ban presentes, los abogados Molina,
Suau, Soto Gras, Arroyo, Todd,
Brown, Savage, Hartzell, Wilcox y Ha-
rry Besosa. Tambi9n estaba presente
ell Fiscal de la Corte Federal, que es
miembro del Bar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
+ DOT BALL
GAMING DEL TRIUNFo

LEGO Oh ansiado dfa (pues todo he
ga EN- este pfcaro mundo) del encuen-
stro entire el Ponce Y nuestro primer
equipo representative del ClaD, San
Juan. Sc aprestan nuestros mucha.
chos a la homerica lucha con una fe.
y un entusiasmo espartano, digno de
los maypres elogios ese es, sin duda
alguna, Ell camino del triunfo.
No son estos los momentos oportu-
nos, de dirimir nuestras fnlmas con.
tiendas pelisonales; nuestro eIeUe's
marcha inEstido con la representa-
ci6n de todo el San Juan sportjDo y
serfa lamentable que por satisfacer
necias yanidades insanas ambicio-
nes Sc repitiesen derrotas, que por su
lejana fecha Y por el propdsito de en-
mienda que adivinanios, no queremos
recordar.
Brillara ell luminoso sol de la vic.
toria para nuestro Club ell dfa cuatro
y la atici6n deportiva quedara satis-
fecha de haber depositado en- manos
tan viriles, Ell hermoso pend6n verde
" blanco, que Heya como divisa el
San Juan f. G.
Bellas manos de mujer, supieron
confeccionar hermosos gallardetes y
brillantes banderaE con que engala.
mar numerosos autos que conduciran
los excursionistas a la ciudad del
Sur.
Confiamos en- el triunfo Y estamos
seguros de que los vencedores del
PGmpG y del ChGco; los que supieron
empatar con el eleUeD del crucero
SjlGm y contender valientes con los
formidables onces Moreno y Rivada-
via (donde formaba eli terrible Bor.
nes) pueden marchar seguros, de que
el fantasma de La derrota, no batira
sus alas sobre sus bellas banderas.
Dfa de regocijo ha de ser el cuatro
de julio para los enthusiasts de este
viril deporte y 81 la benevolencia para
conmigo del simpaticO senior Director
de este diario, siguiese en- esa fecha
fayDreciendome, isolemnemente! lie
prometo mis- escasos lectores, rese-
mar ell encuentro de los dos equipos
mus fuertes de la Isla.
CANpIL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
De la Diaria Information

zos posibles para que San Juan, Puer-
ia de Tierra Y Santurce, con sus. 20
mil vecinos, no vayan encontrarse
sin aqua Tanto para el aseo y uso dia
rio, como para oasos de incendio, cpl
demia otra contingencia, debe resol.
verse nntediGtGmeIIte ese peligro. Las
p6rdidas de indhstrias, jardines plan
taciones y otros Servicios que han me.
hester aqua, son va importantes, pero
todo este es pequeno 81 Sc llegase
presentar ell problema de que no haya
aqua para ell vecindario. Seguramen-
te, repetimos, que los encargados del
servicio, los que pueden evitar tai con-
tingencia, estaran hacienda 10 possible
para ello. .x1tAl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
CASINO DE RIO PIEDRAs


Ha sido archiyado en- la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico.
un certifcado relative q la election de
los senores socios que han de formar
hasta el mes de diciembre del afio ed
curse, la junta directiva de Ia asocia.
cion del pals denominada Casino de
Rio Piedras En- dicho certifcado> apa-
recen los nombres de don Ra-
mon Villa Mayo, Presidente; Silvino
Dfaz Garcia, -presidente; r. Rive
"a Almod6var, Tesorero; A. vazquez
Cabahas, secretario; ' Ramon Cardo la
Miguel Hudo ' Mariana Fort, ,vocales.
Dichos senores son La yez, directo-
res.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
EsPECTACULOS PARA HOY, MA
MANA X Ell LUNES
Cine Rialto. Ell Lobo de New York

Cine Rialt0. El Lobo de New York.
Manana, Bajo Contrato.
FL lunes, Su Segunda Esposa v Ell
episode de Las Aventuras de Ruth.
Cine Tres Banderas. Episodes 7 v
8 de El Secreto del Radio.
Mafana, una c6mica y Lobos de So
ciedad.
El lunes, los episodios 3 "a de Ell
Rugido en- la Sombra.
Cine Luna. Su Segunda Esposa,
drama social en- actos.
Manana, La Conversion, la mejor
pelicula del mundo en- su genero, acom
pahada de la Victima, que tanto ext
to obtuvo.
Ell lunes, los episodios Z y s de la
'serie titulada Corazon de Leon.
Cine Monte Carlo. Medias de Seda
" Las Aventuras de Ruth.
Mafiana, Ell Precio de su Dicha.
El lunes, el episodio i de Ell Rugido
en- la Sombra.
Cine Real.--Las Aventuras de Ruth
y Medias de Seda.
Manana, Ell Precio de su Dicha.
ElNlunes, ell episode de Ell Rugido
en- la Sombra.
Cine Imperial. -Theda Bara en- Sa-
lone.
Maiana, la cuarta jornada de Las
Ayenturas de Ruth Roland y Su Sc
gunda Esposa.
El lunes, episodes 8 y 9 de Los
Peligros de la Ciencia.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Episodios IL y
13 de Corazon de Leon.
Mahana, final de El Leon de la Sic
ira.
Ell lunes, Flora Ochoa Y Salome.
Cine Norma.-Tercera jornada de
Arlequines de Seda y Orc.
Mafana, Ell Trono del Honor y por
la noche episodes 10, II Y IL de La
Casa del Odio. Al ss%NNE1
Ell lunes, una comica Y Lirio del
Arroyo.
Cine Victory Garden.-Primera jor.
NADIA de Ell Medico de las Locas, ma
iiana.
Ell .lunes, segunda jornada de Ell
Medico de las Locas.
Cine Beliograph, (Cataho).-Esta
noche los episodios II y 18 de la gran
serie Ell Secreto del Radio
Maiana, en- la matinee, Redenc;5n
de unN Hiio, y .por la, nochet Theda Ba-
a,en Salone, en- nueye, aetos. ID.
ia PaSad3 nsanana: excelente progra.
ma. ;:S
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
MAGMA PATRIA

CqandO universalmente la noci6n
y el sentimiento de la patria Sc en-.
grandecen Y depuran, abandonandO
entire las heces del tempo cuanto en-
cerrraban de negative. y de estrecho,
aquf, en- los pueblos hispanoamerica-
nos, bien puede afirmarse que la iden
titicaci6n del concepto de la patria
con el de la naci6n o ell estado, de
mOdO que la terra que haya de con-
siderarse extra1a empiece donde los
dominios nacionales acaban, importa.
ria algo aiin mas pequeno que un fe.
tichismo patri6ticO: importarfa un
fetichiSmo regional un fetichiSmO
de provincial. Porque 81 la comunidad
del origen, del idioma, de la tradi.
ci6n, de las costumbres, de las insti-
tuciones, de los interess, de los desti.
nos historicos; y la contigiiedad geo.
grafiea, cuantO puede dar funda-
mentO real la idea de una patria.
MP bastan para que ell lenguaje del
coraz6n borre, entire nuestros pueblos,
las convenciOnales fronteras de
nombre de "patria" 10 que 10 es en-
ell habla de la polftica Sd6nde hallar
la fuerza de la naturaleza la voz de
la raz6n, que sean capaces de preva-
lecer sobre las artificiOsas divisiones
humanas?
Patria es, para los hispanoamerica
nos, La America espanola. Dentro
del sentimiento de la patria cabe el
sentimiento de adhesion, no menDs
natural indestructible, a la provin.
cia, la region, a La comaFca; pro.
vincias, regiones comarcas de aque-
LA gran patria nuestra, son las ma.
clones en- que ella polfticamente Sc
divide. Por mi parte, siempre 10 he
entendfdO asf, o mejoF, siempre 10 he
sentido asf. La unidad polftica que
cOnsagre y encarne esta unidad mo.
ralEel suefo de Bolfvar,-e atin un
snefio, cuya realidad no yeran quiza
las generaciones hoy vivas. iQu6
importa! Italia no era solo la lex.
preston geografica" de Maetternich,
antes de que la constituyera en- ex-
preston polftica la espada de GaribaI.
di y ell apostolado de Manzini Era La
idea, Ell numen de la patria: era la
patria misma, consagrada por todos
$3.50
y de la gloria. La Italia una per.
sonal existfa: menos corp6rea, pero
no menos real; menos tangible, pero
no menos vibrante e intensa, que
cuando tomo color y contornos en- el
mapa de las naciones.
Jose Enrique Rod6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
cANDIDATURA SOCIALISM,

Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del Sc.
cretario Executive de Puerto Rico, una
petici6n suscrita y jurada por mas de
200 personals que dicen ser electores
inscritos del Municipio de Yauco, y
pertenecer un partido polftico demo-
minado PGrtido SocioIistG, nominando
candidates para los cargos de COmi.
sionado Residente en- Washington; Sc.
nador at large; Representante al lar.
ge; Comisionado de Servicio Pdblico ).
Miembro de la Comisi6n de Indemni-
zaciones a Obreros; Senadores del Dis
trito de Mayagiiez; Representante del
Distrito Representative No. 10 y Mem
bros de la Asamblea Municipal de Yau
co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
HONRAS FUNEBRES-

Ell dfa de los corrientes "a las cinco
y media de la mafiana, Sc llevaran a
efecto en- el atrio de la 'Iglesia Parro-
quial de San Sebastian, solemnes hon.
ras finebres, en- sufragio del alma del
que fu6 virtuoso sacerdote de dicha
poblaci6n, Rvdo. Padre Francisco de
A. Ceballos. Oficiaran en- dicho acto
los sacerdotes de San Sebastian, La.
res y Moca pronunciando La oraci6n
fdnebre ,el vicario de Aguadilla, Rvdo.
Padre Gorostiza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
MovIMIENTo CosTERO

Jamas habiamos visto el nombrado
muelIe de las goletas tan abarrotado
como esta manana. Ell movimiento
era extraordinario.
Goletas cargando. La Petra para
Ponce, Mayagiezana, para AguadilIa
y Mayagiiez, y Native, para Yabucoa,
Han sido despachadas para distin-
tos puntos de la isla en- la forna si-
guiente: Marcos, para Vieques; Pro-
videncia, para Vieques; Oneron, para
Naguabo; Porvenir, para Maunabo;
Guillermito, para Arroyosy y Carmen,
para Fajardo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
A YIS0..

Sc invita- al p1blico y en- particu-
lar los veteranos de Ia gran guerra
a los ejercicios que Sc llevaran ca
bo el domingo, a de Julio las 10
A. M. en- el Parque "Munoz Rivera"
(terrenos de la Feria) en- donde Sc
iniciara un monumento q. Sc erijira en-
memoria de los que perecieron en- la
Gran Guerra v que fueron de Puerto
Rico alistandose en- los Ejercitos Ame-
5ricanos y Aliados.
CSmite Executive de las Fiestas del
4 de, Julio de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
CASoS RADICADoS

En- la Secretarfa de la Corte de
Distrito, seccion primera, Sc han ra-
idicado los siguientes casos: Rosa Bur-
gos Galinanes, ex-parte, declaratoria
de herederos; Larrazabal y Co., y Ga
rayalde Hermanos VS.. Central Juani-
ia, uso de servicio; Dolores de la Ro-
sa Rodriguez, ex-parte, authorization
judicial para permutar hipoteca;
Puerto Rico Fruit Exchange VS.. Pc.
dro Schuck y GuiIlermo Cummings,
cobro de dinero y Antonio Flores
Gandelario VS.. Elena Rivera, divorcio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-03
ATENCION

ECONOHfIA vERDAD, Ia tie
ne I'D. si compra en- Ell nuevo es-
tabIecimiento de Angel Suarez y
Hermanos Sucrs., Salvador Brau
No. 55; Sombreros, Trajes. Ma
letas, BauIes, 9 infinidad de ar
ticuIOs para cabaIlerOs, Sc en-
cuentran constantemente a los
mas limitados preciOs. Advt.