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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
NOTICE OE THE RENEWAL OF
INCORPORATION xxx MEDi-
CINE COMPANY,

One. Notice is hereby given that
XXX Medicine Company. q corpora
ton organized and existing under the
laws of the State of Iowa, has been
renewed for twenty years from the
twenty-second day of February, \. D..
1920. .--.- ..-... ..
Two. The name OF the corporation
shall be XXX Medicine Company and
its principal place of business shall
be in Keokuk. Iowa.
Three. The general nature OF the
business to be conducted by said cor
poration is to manufacture, buy, and
sell proprietary medicines, extracts,
and such other branches of manufac-
turing and commercial business as
the Board of Directors may from
time to time determine.
Four The amount Of the author
lied capital stock OF the corporation
is Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars (s250.06O.0o), divided into
shares OF One Hundred Dollars
($10O.00) each. All stock shall be
fully paid for when issued. Certifi-
Gates of stock shall be signed by the
President or Vice-President and
shall be countersigned by the Secre-
tary. Said certificates shall other
wise conform to the provisions OF the
law in relation thereto.
Five. The renewal of the corpora.
ton shall commence February %,
1920, and shall continue. for a period
of twenty years, or until February
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

Ths dszrh q Mrs Kate Hansen
Cochran. vie OF Charles Ccckra1-
occurred Ekls morning A. ST J0S@P1 ;
hospital following AZ operation The
news Of the passing OF Mrs Cocar11
: received with profound sorTcy
ta-aSzgeou. this community She vA
: friend - The srEes< sense Of the
word the ki26eSs 20 EeSgh5orx z1G
her Loss Is greater than mere Eorcs
Can express The early years o. her
life we're lived Al Fairfield Evz.
where she received her early e1ucz
ticr- later graduating ~ ParsoCs
college ar thai place. Tie greater
part OF her married life has eesa
spent n and near Hamilton Beside
her husband twu yogng EzzgEtsrs.
Charlotte. age ten. and Miriam age
three, are left hereawed- she s also
survived by an aged mother uEa
sister. Ms N n Cochran C Wythe
township. and q bEozasr who liTes
at Burlington. Iowa In religions
faith she was Presbyterian sxeE
piifying IN her daily life true chris
tiSn grace She ~as = member If
Chapter c, p z o.. and in har death
the sisterhood loses cue OF lis rz5S1
faithful members At this time the
funeral arrangements have 10. bssa
made.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence NfsieF are
moving today into the Sam Niece
property from Carthage Mr. Nisley
viii be local manager OF the selG
phone company.
Misses Eva and Viola Crouch re
turned Monday from the south T.hsTe
they have spent the past winter
months.
Mr. Henry DaGant entertained q
number OF his men friends az . SUP
per at his home Friday evening
The Hamilton Dramatic club VIII
give q play al the Photcplay house
Friday evening for the benefit OF the
local fire company. This IS most
worthy object and il Is TO be hoped
that the citizens will remember the
faithfulness of our frsmen and even
in this small way show their appre-
citation of their loyalty TO du-X.
The sad news was received by r
". Garretscn OF the death OF his
niece, Mrs. Clara Collier Garretson-
from influenza, which occurred at
Chattanooga. Okla. Sunday. The
death is an especially sad one as she
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
He Prefers Jail.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, March Jacob S.
Cook. 33 years old, was in jail today
because he refused to be married.
Cook was driven at the point OF
revolver. by his prospective father-in-
law to the license bureau. Charles
Bleistein, head OF the lnternauonai
Lumber Dealers ASSOCIATION. de'
manded that Cook marry his daush'
ter, Minnie, ~.
II want to be arrested, yeilea
Cook. Detectives rushed up, TOOK
away BleisteiD's revolver and placed
Cook in cell.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
FINE DISPLAY
OF PICTURES
Lincoln. Neb., Company Is Bringing
Exhibit Here That Is o. I'D
by Local AT Club as
the Best.

A display of fine pictures will be
made in the George Washington
school for three days, commencing
tomorrow and continuing Thursday
and Friday. This display is brought
To Keokuk by the public schools
from the Lincoln Fine Arts Shop at
lincoln. Neb., and the pictures have
received the sanction of the local art
club as the best of their kind.
Besides the exhibit. there viii be
programs each evening as an added
attraction. The one tomorrow night
win be given by the high school glee
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Latest Note Completed.

TCnitei Press Leased Ire SeryICe.I
WASHINGTON, March 2--PresI-
dent Wilson has completed his latest
note to the British and French pre-
ruiers on the Adriatic situation. It
was said at the white house.
Ii remains for the state depart
ment TO put the communication in
dinlomstic language, submit II to the
president for final approval. and
Mace ii on the cables. II is not
Thought that the note will go forward
until tomorrow evening.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
For Great Naval Base.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.--San Fran
cisco is considered by the general
navy board as the logical place for a
great naval base on the Pacific coast,
Rear Admiral Badger told the house
naval affairs committee today
The cost of the base as desired by
the navy board would be approximate
" $4,000, 600 and the estimates that
have been submitted to TIE commit
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

tee call for an expenditure of 10000
coo i'll 1871.
improvements are also needed az
the San Diego and Puget Sound naval
bases, Badger said.
The boards plans also calls for en-
larsement OF the naval yard at Mare
Island and the establishment OF tor
pedo and submarine bases at other
,points along the coast.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

club and will be held in the audi
forum of the Washington school. be
sides the songs, there will be high
school playlet- :,
The proceeds from the exhibit VIII
be pro-rated among the schools ana
will be used for the purchase OF me
pictures for the schools.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Iowden on Speaking Tour.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
SUNRISE, Mimi. March Cover
nor Frank o. Lowden. of Illinois, to-
day began four day speaking tour OF
Minnesota with a visit to this village,
where he was born 1t was his first
visit here in thirty-five years.
The governor saw the blacksmith
shop where his father worked; the
swimming hole where he nearly
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

drowned when he was trying to imi-
tate the big boys"-it was covered
with ice and snow today-and the old
Lowden home.
Farmers came from miles around 10
greet the governor and his wife.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
House Passes Report.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.I
WASHINGTON. March 2. The
house today passed the conference
report on the deficiency bill after
the senate had agreed 10 abandon
appropriations of 100000 for a
customs service liquor patrol OF the
nations borders and 100000 for
repairs Of ships.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Charge Of stabbins.

limited Press Leased Wire Servlce.I
NEW YORK, March Mrs. Estelle
Won TiIser was arrested today on
charge of stabbing her husband, Jules
Won Tilser, music publisher, with
table knife during quarrel. He was
not badly injured. She gave herself
mn to the police. He is a brother OF
Harry Won Tilser. composer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Protest From Mexico.

IInited Press Leased Wire SerVice.I
MEXICO CITY, March 2.-The
government today ordered the Mexi-
can representative in Washington to
protest to the government of the
limited States against the murder OF
Mexican named Cornejo said to
have been killed recently in Colo
RADIO.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

People need fruit daily. Now. Wien trast =
costly this IS an ideal way 10 serve II
Complete desserts
EfTy-TeII comes ready-sweesensd IL Is ACID
r,s.ed with eyaparated fruit acid, a rare
Grade ss,atine is in it. and the frs,it-juice es-
scncc IN wal.
You simply add hot water as iirected GA
package and let cool. Then package OF Iiuv-
Tell serves SIX people in mold form. or twelve
If YOU whip the iel-
Yet this fruit-n1ade dainty. rich IN fruit. costs
a sritie. 1t costs less than serving apples.
Twill delight you
Try JiHy-Jeli IN various fruit Hasors. Try huae-
fruit favor for 4 green salad lelL Try fasnt
for MN, ien to with meats
Learn what these dafnsfcs mean TO you JoIsparc
then, with old-style desserts OF this type.
We offer you choice OF several Ss-ccus usoltS II
YOU won't forget
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Real-fruit f1avors in bottles

Mark this Jiffy-Jeil distinction. Note how It
differs from oid-styie quick gelatine desserts
Jihy-Jell alone has these bottled fruit-iuiee
essences
Tiffy-Teli desserts are fruicmade dainties,
rich in fruit. The fruit taste is not mere favor
and not artificial
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02

Here is one example of the wealth OF fruit
in Iiffy-Jell desserts.
We crush pineappies in Hawaii - fruit too
ripe to ship. The Juice OF hall fruit is corr
densed and sealed IN vial to favor one pint
dessert.
Yet the whole dessert costs but few cents,
ready at your call.
So with eight rich fruits which come in Iify-
Tell All are made from crushed fruit, all are
abundant All come in liquid form. condensed
and sealed IN glass bottle In each package.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-02
Half a Pineapple
Crushed to Flavor One Jiffy- Jell Dessert

People need fruit daily. Now. when fruit IS
COSTLY this IS an ideal way 10 serve n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
.ESTELL|NE BUSINESS
MEN ORGANIZE LEAGUE

Special H. The News
MEMPHIS. Feb - ~ q mrr'.
ing uf Cifilona In Lsiellino Thnfsdny
evening. Young Mems llusinr b
League for Esirllino WIS organized.
Secretary Morgan of The llall Conn
~ chamber uf Commerce" visited
Esirlln' ana the meeting MIS- call.
ed together The citizens we're 90.
ihufasilc about The vain, ana need
of su'h an organization 90 worn 90
connection with The Hall County
Chambor of Cpmmrnie and quite
heartily entered inlo The Ofraniu.
ton.
Henry Mitchell WHs elected pres
idouf. Cuuio Gfnpn srrfotafy and r.
membership committee we appoint
Cd conaHlnr 0f william Noufe. =.
7 Copeland 4 Johnston and ~
Var, They planned tp secure q
membership 10 once md nrunFe fuf
publ, meeting and banquet later.
The HALL County chamber 81
Commerce s ondratoflng 80 ofrHnlks
% Young Mons linslnrss League ~
avsry town IN the County through
which 40 ~ the general cooperative
movements Of puhlir detsl0pm'if
mas uneiionaie
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
PLENTY BOOZE: ON
FOREIGN SHIPS;
TEXANS VISITORS

GALVESTON. Feb - Angling
for invitations 10 dine aboard foreign
owned aud manned vessels entering
port here N once more the popular
pnstimr of certain GnlNostuniuns,
following u decision received by Col.
leclor of The Port Fred G. pabst nom
the treasury department In Washing
ton lo the effect that onourh wet
goods be- lrfi unsonl"d for uyr Gi of.
licor. nnd crews oI foreign ships
while inside the thror.milr lim.t.
The ruling. n ~ taken. also supplies
the guests aboard ships IN the hhr-
Dor
SHIPS under foreign charter nearly
all carry the red wine ~ Spain and
itHly Tor wtiOning out 10 Officers
and men Under u previous ruling NJ
the treasury department this stock
Of ship'- wine was placed under lock
and key while the vessel remained
inside The lhreu-milr limit Repre-
sensations by foreign governments,
however caused u reversal 0f the de-
tlslon. II was pointed 0ut that shll.
ping agents would be- unable to get
crows Tor vessels coming 10 the
United States II such u course WaI
persisted In. The wine, n WIS said
wus considered u part NJ the food ul.
lnwaucc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
MOTOR TRUCKS AND
GOOD ROADS ARE
EQUALLY NECESSARY

Anyone Nhn works for good
roads b. working fni ryoryune's IN
lrloh including III own gnys ".
\ Obortln local dr'lcr IN The Ch,V.
toilet passenger aud commercial cart.
IN" piiUur"l aud the merchant
need good ruudH 80 they can tian.
sport mote goods ~ lhrir customers
nnd 80 make moro money.
IN" consumer needs rood roads
~ link more surely aud rlnui,nlly
Win his source Ut supply aud io-,,.
lprd him wilder selection uf hotter
'ools Tor hin money
"llufnuH Hoover International
Hood expert. siid that my per cent
NJ The pcrlplnhlo lood raised In The
United states never reaches The mar.
bet.
Motor trucks are enabling more
10 reach more markets with pro.
duets Ia better condition Th,y arc
making n profitable for the farmer
~ rHlHo u lurHrr unnnliiy ana u wider
ulirly NJ p"llHhnblo produce This
results IN equal benefit 10 The con-
sumner.
"llul the motor truck hnH proved
~ economic value in this respect w
spit, OF road conditions not be-
clusr of them
In the few wears that automobiles
lutr hurn perfected unli NJ trans.
pnrlulion their benefits 10 everyone
have made good roads u necessity.
They have proved that II the fullest
benefits NJ motor ears are 10 h. en-
lryrd There must be- good roads for
them lu travel on.
The better The roads aud the
more 1T them. The Rronirr IT, bena.
~ which more communities viii de
rive. Every new rOnd every lnl-
proved rOuG connects new markets
with nrN sources of supply, And
the more closely aud efficiently sup
Wy ana dumnnd are linked together
the better II h Tor everyone
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
NURSE IS HONOR[O;
Gets POST ABROAD

WASHINGTON. Feb ~ Miss
Helen Scutt Hay ui savannah. H.,
formerly chief Nuiro ~ the Rcd
Cross commission io the balkans, has
been appointed chief Nurse Of the
American Rcd Gross COMMISSIONS 10
Europe, according 10 cable lust
received ~ National headquarters.
Miss Hay. u graduate aud later
superintendent Of the nurses Of the
Illinois Training school Tor Nurses,
Chicago nrGan her Red cross ser
Vice IN september, igli, when she
WIS placed In charge OF ls5 nurses
who sailed an the relief ship licd
cross ior ac,iyo duty IN Europe. serN-
NIX Two yrurt In kieN, Russia before
war Waa declared Miss Hay had been
dominated TO cftnblHh a training
school for nutss according to Amer
lean standards under the patronage
Ut Queen EleOnOrr ~ bulgaria., hut
these plans had 10 be- postponed.
After the Russian s"i,i,o WAS COM
plotted Mis- Hay went ~ rhilippop'
olls. Bulgaria, IN lplG, engaging ~
public health nursing uniil her re-
turn 10 the United States the follow
INK year She then accepted the d.
icciorship ~ the bureau of lnslrnc'
ton ~ Red eros headquarters here.
Mis- Hay loll the Red Gross to ~
siN tl, sur gcDn Generals office Or
gnnilo the Army school 1T Nursing.
She returned Ia Europe IN october.
ip1N. 49, ohi"f nurse Of ia" Balkan
commission. IN which capacity She
han supervised the activities of sixty.
.iN Rcd cross nurses assigned TO-
Albania Rumaniu Serbia aud Mon
iengro. Miss Hay WIS decorated IN
1913 by the lusslnn Government
with the Gold eros of Saint Anne.
white the King OF bulgaria bestowed
upon her the Bulgarian Red Cross.
- rhirf Nurse Of the Rcd Gross
,ulihissinn tn Europe Msr Hay viii
have charge of al Rcd cross nurs-
Ink activities ~ Poland no" Italians,
Ckeoho -Sluynkia aud France She
succeed, Mi.s llice fiVserald. Ut
Baltimore. Md who IN nov chief Ui
The division OF nursing. League Of
Red cross societies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
ENGLAND llESOi,Es ~ EAT
i,lfSS stGtI, ~ NEAT pilitE

LONDON Feb ~ treat hrl.
tain H. resolved 10 eat less sugar IN
order Ia beat down the world price
ol that commodity believing that
~ buy further supplies which
would BrcrsHiiule u retail price ~
one shilling per pound, would rob
many children at sugar because par.
cuts could not afford 10 buy n, the
government has resolved Ia reduce
ihr rhQou lrpm eighi ~ sis ounces
per person weekly That win mean
ID national saving at 10000 tons,
which. taken WITH reduced rnlions
~ Jam aud randy manufacturers
viii make u total saving nj boo,Ooo
tons loss sugar consumed IN 1890
than during any year of The war,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
WEST TEXAS RAILWAY
CONDITIONS IMPROVE
REPORTS INDICATE

sne 'iHl ~ The News
STAMFORD. Feb g. Condi.
li0ns on West TrNnH riilwHyH are
nov showing u decided Improvement
following The T. + Railroad Admin
hlrlion'a Investigation Ut cunros
ton. SAYS the WoHl Texas Chamber
ul commerce,
Mas Tholnn Director ~ Trans.
porlnlion NJ washington recently
nude comprehensive report uf irh
situation In the West llr declared
uaffir WIS materially improving In
movement Geniry waldo ana Hale
Holden recently reported The hlun.
lion nmolorntinR On III. Denver
ruud. Merchandise ~ hlll rlutlering
some stations Carload shipments
IN ihlr llne are nov about normal.
C0nsignocs are being urged by
chambers 1T commerce ~ unload
shipments promptly 10 that less than
carload shipments may not continue
~ clug the machinery
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
STEAM sliOI,Ei.s 10 i,isu
WORK ON LAKE ABILENE

ABILENE. Feb - The arrival
of two ~ three large steamshoyels
viii see fnnid work done on The Lake
ihilono dam, II miles southwest Oi
lhir city. which IN ia lmp0und five
bllllon gallons at water Tor Abilene
mlnicipnl purposes aud To- irrlgatr
several thousand acres Of Elm Fork
valley land The West Texas cham
Der Of Commerc. II lnormed that
iva of these shoyclr viii b" shipped
shortly from Fort worth The lake
viii BE- one ~ the most picturesque
In the southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
TEST NEAR CANADIAN
IS DRILLING IN SHAlE
ACCORDING TO REPORTS


Special 10 the keNs,
CANADIAN. Feb ~ The Fort
Worlh-Cnnadinn Oll Company "lgni
miles southeast of Canadian. N drill.
Ink ~ Nio feri IN red gumbo miAod
with sand aud blue shule. after hnv-
INK gone lhru eighty luoi Of lime.
stone II " reported
u " owens and ! 4 buchanan
NJ Fort worth ana = ! Sladc al
Amarillo together With the lorui
munugor held meeting and decided
~ pat on double drilling crew f0i
day and nlghi shifts. They haze de-.
rdrd 40 invest IN Canadian real
estate. II Nnf announced by m" local
management.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
tIIiC,GO Tilii,IS carr
UUO.IOi VI sNtI iNit

CHICAGO. Pen "a Not Wishing
tn dynamite fafo beeause ihey
feufrd The nOlsD Would attract
policemen. some chicago HHfphiDHrfH
aiml, bounced The strong boa.
ahieh WeiHhed SEQ pounas down
iNn flirhia uf marble stairs ani
rlried u Htaf in b irHsk iiHmass
io the aiaifs. Hhirh we're IN ihea.
Zee building. amounisd a. ~ zoe.
shllo ~ salr oaniained ss.svo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
THIEVES EAiL ~ ATTEMPT
10 non OMAHA BANK.

OMAHA. Ark, h'.h - Cracks.
men wuro nnsnocoasful IN an attempt
10 rob The Hank Ut Omaha The other
morning, although they resoried 10
cfuwhars ANA nllru.elycerlnc IN an
effort To- open The banks vault,
After partly wrcckng The vault
door he rohhora evidently gave ~
np ua y had job aud faded away. /"
No loot was secured by the would.
be- orarksnon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-29
$500,000.oo

haslo
Amarillo (which
Of the We m,c
confidence II % Amarillo
- coniil c IN ,, puchasin
q stckn h purchased in lump
uuic pnhlir the OF
mucha
c u nuti, OF md
this ccnt rannum Of
% lee
allowed prthmo ON
above do make wild
to we
absolute %
T. reasonable +
appeals
,,tocknt at agent
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-26
UNA REGLA5 DEL MENsAJERo
DE LA CORTE SUPREMA

Ell sabado por la tarde compare
clio un representante de este diario
ante la Corte Suprema, con ell propo-
sito de saber el resultado del Habeas
Corpus en- ell case de Juan Berm1dez
Sanchez, Elk Parte.
Despues de estar sentado nuestro
representante en- la mesa de la prem
sa, el mensajero de la Corte senior
Trigo, nos hizo levantar, deciendonos
que nadie podia sentarse en- ell salon
hasta que Ell Juez no ocupara su si-
ito. Con respecto a esta disposi-
cion lie preguntamos al Marshal Mr..
Bothevell, y nos contesto que no exis-
tia tai regla de Ia Corte. X,
Llamarnos la atencion de la Corte
con respeto las muchas atribucio-
mes que Sc toma este senior Trigo,
cuando en- realidad es ell Marshal y
no ell n1ensajero quien, debef interve-
mir con el publico de la Cofte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-26
LA FERIA EN- BAYAMoN

, d &
Cuando usted visite1a Feria en- Ba-
yam6n, no deje de ir yer los arbo-
les de aguacate Guatemaltecos y de
mangos de la India Oriental, que es-
tan en- eNnibicion Tambien yea las
frutas de mangos de distintas varie-
dades. Estas frutas puedeil ser ex-
portadas para los Estados Unidos.
Algunos de estos nangoes pesan de
dos tres libras.
Los arboles de agnacates mostra-2
dos son de las cinco valiedades mo- mo-
delos. Is
Las frutas de aguacates Guatemal-
tecos estan en- venta en- Nueva York.
Ia setenticinco centavos (sO.75) cada
uno. 1s
Agdn dia Puerto Rico exportara
millones de dolares en- frutas de agua4!
Gates Guatemaltecos y de mangos de
la India Oriental.
La Exhibition Sc hace en- ell des-
pacho de refrescos. @
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-26
GENTE CoNoCIDA QUE EMBAR-
CA MANANA EN- Ell
TRASPORTE

En- el trasporte del gobierno "Mer-
curry" embarcan manana personas dis
'tinguidas de esta sociedad
lf6El Captain del Regin1iento, nuestro
amigo Luis Enmanuelli, -en compa-
MIA de SUI distinguida esposa, con ell
fin de fjar su residencia en- New York.
Ell teniente del mislno regimiento, E.
M. Benitez y su apreciable esposa; Te-
niente Luis F. Canchini, quien va a
tomar un curse militar, y regresara
dentro de seis semanas.
En- Ell mismo trasporte embarcan,
la distinguida se1ora Pura Urrutia,
esposa del Captain Enrique Urrutia,
con sus dos ninas y la sonora Paquita
Urrutia de Toste Y un ni1o. La se-
nora del Fiscal de la Corte Federal,
Mr.. Martin v su hija, quienes van a
pasar Ell verano en- Ell Norte, Y la hi
ia del Auditor de Puerto Rico, Mr..
Bonner.
A tan distinguidos viajeros, Ell
IMPARCIAL les desea una feliz ira
vesia.
d s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-26
ANA MA. DE La CONCEPTION

Esta tarde recibira las aguas del
bautismo v con, ella este bello nom
bre, en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Co
raz6n, de Santurce, Ia preciosa nina
Ana Maria de Ia Conception, hija de
nuestro distinguido amigo don Anto-
nio Reyes Ruiz Y de su gentil espo-
sa la sefora Modesto Rene, pertene-
iciente una prestigiosa familia del
pals.
Apadrinarar a la nueva cristiana la
elegante seiiora Inocencia Rene de
Muhoz Dfaz Y nuestro amigo don Jo-
Sc Reyes Ruiz.
Oficiara el Revererdo Padre 1gna-
clio de Dios.
Ell acto Sc celebra extrietamente en-
familia. Pero como los padres de In
linda chiquilla son inuy estimados por
nuestra buena sociedasl y han de re-
cibir muchos placemes, no .queremos
que falten los nue5tros entire los mas
cordiales y efusivcs, nj cue fallen
tampoco nuestrcs votos por Ia yen-
tura de esa bella nina en- que fioreca
toda Ia ternurt &c un amor.