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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
6od;eitsgl0fen.

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ipuroe AM Gienstag Miorgcu 6rl.
6loreuce 46eIe Ramp.
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9 Ia IF ourd gfdrrer 8ope cheIid,
nerblnoen. 4ah einem i'm Gltern.
haliic Der 8raut, 7t9 Siio 5. Giraffe,
ieroirten 6od3eitsmabIe frat oos
iunge Boar cine fur5e Sodseitsreiic
an. Rad Der Riidfebr meroen 6r.
nno Srau Glart Iid in ga Grolil
bditsIi6 einridten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06

Gie Gotthcit GIFT ieocm sen glei-
d)en Sa9clohu: u Gtumoel. je nod
ocm Eleib wshiclt no# &ebcu Tic elm.
Nh @.utt4 CLAUDE ld1 nidlt.
s. lpri]: cjHcrt ntdto al. Ncn
mnb ac1;rebt aearbejtet, 9e0od)s &C,
litteH QateH.
Gin t6y.dtcr 0retmo ihaGct mr-
lcluoIlt oiy uit mtchr oils eiu tIlacr
6cino. Ser iclpc Morte ruto Nauo-
lungen rudgt.
@ur>tu mo ~bia>rei,tn io9dr
Sciliatclt ua,tlcu nlchr pon Hottp
mo NcittH oh al pieIe @cute it'd,
tr0unttu lalien.
y imlu arIe> Ititt! Go2 <yamnGl
Idi; mo @giibeln'
~ tleltj! 0u mobl btnobrt Ter tag.
iHjo llcttln.
Men" HAN atIcrat Int. ijbcr Gin
llfahlf 81 ldt}tyH. ME ilbsr cinCi
IhIrtttp Stcr& Nam lit mou 2ul
ctut &tle 59r SgtcusWtlahert,
@thtt. td m5,htt eaal asiumoe
Sptl'v a,sll. NGl W91'iG slt net.
len aIr @intoritat ourN 2js2t, uuf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
iii alien 3eitcn

Nu uitIu Cttttu
tanpirten mebr 2elite braliBen I'm.
ter ben Sternen ais in Sduieru, bod
icst lit elm idones 9eim Ser StoIa
eincs ieoen Rannes. gs lit icooh
cine unbeitreitbare Gbatiad)e, oaB sic
I'M ein Dilbifes Seim 5u boiten, ih0.
ueS 9aubol5 oo5u baben miiiien. 9os
lit Die Sorte, sic mir oerfoufen tpenn
eS 81 6enitern, Sbiiren, 5eniterldoen,
6llBb0oen uim. fonmt. @ir iiber.
trcffen aae. @eben Sic ms cine
8robebeitcQung.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
6eiratbsideine.

Ser Gountp Glcrf bctpidi1tc IL
oen lebtcn Ga9eu Den iolgcnoen 9ao'
rem eincn Observation-Disclosures:
Gictor q. ToIih pom Dtaillton. nno
Marp &irid)ncr BON Ct. Soieph.
Gouoro &oieph (3iIion BON ebi-
eaao mo Soret 4prne Don ga Groiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
Sin 5ntranliflcS Gid,b1rnd,en.

Gin Joa pou bsionoertr s3utrauz
Iitteit zines Gihb0ruhen piro in
4St, 0ubsrtns" e-3d1lt. Die Stabt
NGys O.. nj. bebsrber9t in ihreg.
aug uItem 2aube uno N~ooelbolsbdus
men bsItehenoeu 4ort trpB bes Ie6s
hofttn @ertthr8 npdl INNER eini9a
Gidborntleu. g9irb Die GahrEnq
i'm Winter il0pp. 70 pertriieu DE
Gith6rnd7eu tbren ~0clpohuten 0ohna
Fig Hno feoeIu fjh OUT Den Stra~
benbGumen ou. So oyiuJen, Fe
nobI bis ms 5nrere Der StQbt nor,
Sin iolhes Ejhborud9tu bat lid
nun i'll Dem @pfe sius5 Sjrgers
Idon felt 8cnen reqcImaBig ein5es
iteut. um nit Rem 0ibneru gemein.
fam YRahlieit su hlIten. 0as @es
fJiiseI bat ijd poIItnmmen an oa&
Gihb5rnhtn atip5hnt uno beat1tti
feline 9nlpeitubtit .aun npd.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
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&Suoorolu 9Silipn mnijc i'm

@poorolu Ailion mniic i'm Mel.
Gtn NdIie iG1r -ipurionj aelcbt
BADEN, ne.ut Ser ~Gbicoao Nepnbll
eau @ur3 par itintr SNd2l sum
E~rdNaenteu Scr Aepublit haba tr I'M
cine Carnegie Eeulion u~odWeiudt.
mas Qleid]beotttien0 nit 0eal 3i,ac.
it0H0nlB 9ctueien bi. 0oii " ftut
&trtH5acn habc. ,>etr bobt cc lit
&0iblalton tiu poIoit0hul;d't2Nau5
pctonit. uno nuu laih n ijdl in ltcp
&cr'e0 oudl nod cjlsu prlHtjgcn
Sau0lie baacjl,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
Neueffe RnSeigen.
sSarm III berfaufen

V@< J~ "*EFtH
III 9bipmInf Goulee, 10 Waeilen pon
ga @roile, 142 Gder, 1ieites @aus,
Sdeune, 8etreioebolis, &euiduppen
go 81 1851 GueIle. Sdreibt oocr
ipredt Dor bel 4uauit aubnert,
Route i, ga Groiie, 8is., ODER i'm
9foroitern > Gontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
Yrobibitiou nnO Y0litif.

I @dihington lit
man Der 9lniid)t
oaB bis 5lilr Sabre
Die 6eritcl.
hung iIuo Der 8er-
fauf bon orei pro
3entigen1 Bier ulio
leid)tcn8tcinen frci.
mer0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
SiitriftSgeridlt.

u. y. IhiIippa hat aeqcn bie bieli
&c S~trobenbnmt NeleIlldloTt citc
NloQe mi Griob OIL $500 Sdlaocn
%eillQcrcid)t, neil ieiu Nlltomobil bel
3niomutenltof nit rincm 5tra'
beubotmuoQrt o1l Main Straiie nat>e
Scr 1. 5traBe ON 10. Satulor be
id,doiQt mnroc. Iie StuIo al Dem
,Iulammenitob ihlcbt or Dem Stro-
INSTRUMENTATION ilt. I'm $3.50
mnroe lcin alto b~tlddoiat. mo $3.50
lporrn ole Moiten iiir 1ofror unh Sill
il. neil itine STRAIT mo Slim, Ole
I'M Ytto ioBtu, iniope oca 3uiom-
mcrltoBe2 fronf muroCu.
Cine obnltdW Nlaae hat Tront
S2iu aeQcn Sic Southcoitcru" he0on-
dtIt. 81 perlouat $500. 500 fitr
lein b~eid00jQtc3 Nuto rato Stt00 iur
9ttrteelmacn. er behmtottt BAH iet1l
.Tor0" uui elmer NohnFrerBlup in
Sermon Gpuutu ain % INtli 1920
llbtr otn Nuritu gefohrcn mnroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
8iuat Der Wlai.
Bon Ridlaro 3OOsmanu.

Snt grilnen 6ol8
Den iuugen Saft
GrfaBt Gin i~tarfes
y q brcn
lln0 mas 0a lebt in
itiQer Strait.
8iQ fornleu lid II.
f1aren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06

Gin eGtey Mann miro auph Gin
anseS &erf
Ser Sraiicu ypc;i gciiibrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
ya1eu Sit bic Gater

auto &tlettcn Mat &hrcu aar51n
8rofit ou'ireilen.
Sprcdlcn 5ic bci uns upy mo ton
len 5tc
RnrOr.
&arie Nrceu,
9rieuatr VI ,3inr,
AricRate Of Sean,
Sime Sulphur,
&oroCaur Mirture,
Suroc 4ricnate,
Mad yeni sortH
SOninm SIurioe.
Nelleburc,
Copper S%nlphatr,
etc, etc, etc.
HOesChler Bros.
Ecke ). und Main Strasse.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06

Crocntlid bedrgitiacus lit SaftS
Sdreibhit. Silt it'd o,taenid}ein.
lidl Iuiuer uodl 'lir nc beoCtteroc
@erionlltffjt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
EuIiici Wcridlt

<r llet2rttettr 0cr 4uto &or
ld}riftcn mitr0cg Conncr@taN iu No
ll3tlatrjdtt urrltrihtllt.
Mlltlar0 Ghoatgiou sohlte $3.50.
neil cr NIT ittntu Motortutlc ga
id)ncu iallr.
Trco Gbrtitouetlau lno !. u.
.ruHo bg5ahlteu ltoer epeulo ntti 'lr
..5H ldlaellte tSahrtH init jnrGH Ynto@.
NiiIiom %toc10r IWAl,tc 'llr Noo
N0ltt}l al 0cr uuyGd'tCu Stitt otr
Strui;t 81. 50 5ubltu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06

Observation-Disclosures. Sic oil
idhrlidc Proclamation, onrdl ipeldle
ser 30. Dtai al2 @raberItinlldi!n9@-
toa bcitimnt miro. muroe am Gten9-
toa bon Qrdiioeut @arOing Ill Molba
inqton erloiIeil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
8ersHisuHgs=B esDeifer.

gatppii. - Seoen Nadmitta8 uno abeno
@anoelbilOer.
Ga GruTe. - Yin Souutagcn 8auoeuiIe.
Usaicttc. - Seoen gadmitto9 uno abene
8anoelbiloer.
gnfno. - SeoeH Rafmittas uro Abeno
Rdnoelbiloer.
slipiera. - Seoen Iadlmittag nno abeno
BduSelbilber.
gtraHo. - Seoen Rahmittag uno a5eno
8unbeIbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06
aiT6li6es.
H:fprmirfe e. So6annes : ejemeinoe,
ede 4. nub g.artef Strake,
Eater. 9. StpfrRcter.

SonntneshhnIe nm 9:f5 Ihr.
@ottesoienit I'M 1920 lIbr.
8eiufer ano dreun0e fino uns I'M.
mer ber5Ii6 fpiafommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-05-06

eS Ger geIber gu nrdbigen Sinfen
lcIhen Rlodlte. einen oerldbIichen 9fdths
geher iiir Seeds uno Rort0nges brauht.
ooer 8eIo auf quite Sid1erbeit ausIeiher
pta, penoe IT'D an %. s. Sidif6.
203 9. 4. Gtrase.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

Do not be afraid 10 answer a Want
Nd today n YOU are born on the date
mentioned. as the planetary forces
are all favorable 10 you.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

ed at the Governors ofilco at the i'm
Nitation of the Governor
The Governor has been member
OF the Farm Bureau for the last two
years. and has been Interested In its
activities I'm speaking 90 an official
OF the Farm Bureau. he expressed
the belief In the good that the Farm
Bureau could accomplish.
II wish 60 retAn my membership
in the Farm Bureau, as I believe it
is a good thing for the farmers OF
our STATE he said "EducaiiOnally
and cn0nomically. there are many
things which thc Farm Bureau can
accomplish, and want 90 See 10
succeed
lnc official canyasscrs appointed
Tor the membership drive OF The
Farm Bureau started in the East
/ Dover community yesterday morning
and reported hack at hcadquarter.
last nignt Today the canvass eX-
/ tended thrOueh smyrna.
There Will be- a meeting in the
/ Grange Hall al Camden at l3O O'Clock
ON saturday night 90 bc addressed b,
/ prominent speakers
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
BOYSDAMAGE
KENT SCHOOL
Harrington Youths Accused
of Smashing Windows
in Town
INSURANCE co.
NAMES OFFICERS
specIal b IA EvenIns Innrnll.

special fg The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. Jan. 20.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Kent County
Mutual Insurance Company. held here
Yesterday. former state Senator Ed
ward q. Walls, Of smyrna. was elect
ed director 10 succeed the late VII
liam FAIRIES, of Smyrna. The direc-
tors elected the following clerical
force: Cecil C. Fulton, secretary and
treasurer; j. Lindale Frazier. assist
ant secretary; james J. Ross, OF Sea-
ford. president and Harry Mcdaniel,
81. or Dover. e-presideni.
Earl. Laws and Charles Wyatt.
school boys Of Harrington. were ar
raigncd before Magistrate Wood here
yesterday charged with shooting ont
with a rifle window pancs in the Har-
ringiOn school house. E3rh was held
in 500 bail for court. William Hamil-
ton. another nupil NJ The Harrington
school. was also held in bail for will
fully destroying public school prop
crty at Harrington. Leroy Moore.
also 0f HsrrinclOn. was held in 5000
bail for making threats He was sent
go Jail in default OF bail
Tcrrance q. Riley. of Harrington
was charged with having thrown a
chemical preparation known as Car
bon u. Oxide" over a basket ~ fruit
and other articles ~ Myrtle Dickerson n
teacher at tho Harrington schools
Riley waived a hearing on the charge
Mrs. Marguerite Packard. wife OF
Eiheri q. Packard. living on a farm
lust north OF Dover. died Tuesday
evening. She is survived by her hus-
band. who is an invalid. and three
children, Nellie. Josephine and JONI
Packard
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

on Wrlis Of error OF the Philadelphia
ami heading Railway Company vs..
Saunders G. Dillon and one of the
same company vs.. Clarence NJ Bead
cnkof The cases arc for damages
for injuries 90 both person and auto
mobile. judgments In the court be-
low were in favor OF Dillon and
Bcadcnkopf,
John W. Huxley, Jr.. argued for the
railroad company and James l. boyco
and Aaron Finger argued for nillOa
and Bcadenkopf. Decision was re-
served
In Tie case or Lucie Van A. ShriVcr
ve. John A. Dan,y an dthe Equitable
Guarantee and Trust Company under
the will OF William II Gregg, de-
ceased. etc, being am appeal from the
Court OF Chanccry I'm the construction
of the Will OF William n. Gregg In the
distribution OF the estate by the
trustees. Decision was reserved.
on application OF David J. Rein
| hardt, former attorney y-general In The
writ Of error ease OF william g
| Ellis vs.. state OF Delaware. the writ
/ OF error was dismissed and Ellis who
was sentenced 20 serve one year ir
/ tho NOrkhOusc Will De compelled q
| serve that sentence Ellis was repre-
scnlcd by former Judge ]. Prank Ball
The case OF the Director General o
! Railroads vs.. Tnghman Johnston an,
Walter BlacksOn. etc. on a writ o.
error. was continued until the junl
| term.
ON application Of Herbert a. War,
lnc ease of Charles \. Sully. JOIN
| p. O'Bricn. Harry J HOgg and Harry
/ r. ROsonhcim VS. Automobile Financl
Company in which am opinion Was O.
have hron handed down yesterday. b
rchcarng was granted.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
GIRL IS KILLED
BY YMOONSHINERS
Gives Her Life to Protect
Two Other Women
Friends
BODY RIDDLED
WITH BULLETS
y. r. A. SIAN Special

LEXINGTON. KY, Jan. 20. - Bessie
Allen. i5-yesr-old orphan OF the
mountains OF OVsley county. gave her
life 90 protect two other women.
And now one man is sentenced 90
life in prison for numbering her. four
other face trial, and another has dis
appeared
The six men went to the mountain
cabin where Bessie Allen lived with
two other women
They accused her OF giving informa-
ton concerning mOOnshiners 10 rev
enue officers and commanded her 10
leave the cabin with them.
When she refused they said that
they would kill an within the cabin
land burn IT,
"f'll not let you Kin them. TIL GO
the girl declared
Grover Grabbard. who was sem
fenced for life. promised 10 protect the
girl as she went with the seXtet.
4 few hours later the men carried
the girl back 20 the cabin. She was
lriddled Viii bullets. and dying
Why did they Kill me ." she
lmoaned over and over before sh'
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
COLLEGE HOST TO
To ASSEMBLYMEN

Special 10 Tic Evening Journal.
NEW ARK. Jan. 20-Delawarc Col
icge officials have made arrangements
for entertaining the members OF the
Legislature when they visit Delaware
and the W0men's Colleges tomorrow.
Tho visitors will he taken on tour
of inspection Of an the college plant
and the experimental farm. Lunch
con will be served in old College.
Mrs Mary Alice Walker. wife of
Joseph p. Walker. Of Newark. died
yesterday at Lancaster, pa The fu-
neral will bc held az 10 o'clock Saiur-
day morning and Intcrmcnt made at
QuarryvIllc. Pa.
Tho Rev. John McNurray. the new
pastor 0f Head OF Christiana preshy-
terrain Church. will hc installed this
evening The RcV Joel $. Gilnllan. OF
Wilmington. viii preside and the Rev.
]. y. Huston, 0f GlenOlden. Pa. Will
assist i'm The ceremonies.
The senior class Of the Newark
high school viii hold a bake sale in
'he academy building Saturday morn
ing
j. Woodward Olcott. who will COM
nlotc his college course this month
has accepted 2 position with the
Ndams County Fruit Packing and Dis
'rIhuiins Company at BiglcryNillc. pa
Tho third annual alumnac reunion
sill ho held al the WOmcn's College
% February 49,
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

Medicine build energy to resist
Cold and Grip germs.
The gentle laxative effect of
Father Johns Medicine helps to
drive out impurities.
You are safe when you take
Father Johns Medicine because
II is free from alcohol or danger
Gus drugs in any form.
65 years in use
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

died. 81 have never harmed any one. :"
The men arrested with Grover Grab
bard were Charles Grabbard. his
brother Harlan, Leonard Baker and
Hobart Clark
They were hurried from Bonneville
in Owsloy county 90 the Perry county
jail when threats OF a lynchlng were
made.
Robert Sandlin disappeared The
other i've accuse him Of the murder.
Watch the Want Ads during the
coming week for mechanical assist
ance.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
governor IN
FARM BUREAU
New Executive Thinks Or
ganization is Of Benefit
to Farmers
AFTER MEMBERS
IN KENT COUNTY
speeIal 10 The Eyenlng Iourna..

DOVER. Del. Jan. 2O-The mem
bership drive OF The Kent County
Farm Bureau. got under way yester-
day when Governor ". ID. Dcnney
signed the FIRST application form. The
fact that GoeVrnor Denney became
lhe first official member OF the Farm
Bureau. on his FIRST Ollllal day as
GOyersnOr OF the Stale. is considered
a good omen by officials OF the Farm
Bureau, and gave additional cnthusi-
asm 90 the group of solicitors that
started out yesterday. Governor Den
ney's membership was taken by W.
V. Cosdon. president of the Kent
County Farm Bureau and manaeer OF
the membership campaign. who call
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
TIMELY WARNING
Cold and Grip Germs
find their earliest victims among
those who are weak and run

down and
whose re-
$ i S I n g
power is
lowest.
The pure
food ele-
ments in
r a [ h e r
j O h m , s
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

when your hair is thinning out. pre-.
maturely gray, brittle, lifeless full Of
dandrun and your head itches like mad.
quick action must he taken 20 save your
hair.
Don't wait until the hair root Is dead,
for then nothing can help you.
N you want a lot OF good looking,
healthy hair. the roots must be immedi-
ately vitallzed and kept properly nour-
ished To do this quickly, safely and
most effectively, get from your druggist
a bottle Of Partisan Sage and use as d.
rected. 4 little attention now will insure
plenty of beautiful hair Tor years 90
come.
Parisian Sage IS guaranteed to keep
away an dandruh, stop scalp Itch and
falling hair and stimulate a new growth,
or money refunded. It's IN great demand
nv women who always look their best
hcrsuse 70 makes tho hair so soft lus-
trous. easy 20 arrange attractlvely and
anpear much heavier than Il really Is.
Partisan Sage is perfectly harmless. A
clean. antiseptic and daintly perfumed
iiuuld-neither sticky or greasy and easy
10 use.
y. b. Danforth will supply you and
guarantee money refunded n you are not
entirely satisfied
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
PARCEL POSI- RUsH.
n M n 80 sno.i.I

\. y \ rTIT ~UNrldT-T
WASHINGTON. Jan 20.-The parcel
post mail between France and the
United States is expected 10 double In
crcasing the maximum OF packages
from n 90 - pounds.
Tho order results from several
months negotiations between Post
u3sier-Goner3l Burlcs0n and postal
officials of France.
The agreement provides for an in
surance feature 90 start July T. The
now weight limit becomes effective
February 4.
The order not only affects conti-
mental France and United states. but
ail The island possessions and colon
ic- OF ihe two nations.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
ARGUE APPEALS
BEFORE HIGH COURT
ln The ENenlnr lnnrnnl

Special 10 Tho Evening Journal
DOVER. Del. Jan. 20-Thc supreme
Court OF Delaware convened here yes
tcrday with AN the Judges present cX-
ccpt Judge lleiscl. who is 900. but is
expected 90 bc here on Friday.
Tho eases docketcd yesterday In
cluded two from the June term 1920
Evening journal., 1921-01-20
-nELAMAnrANs N mAnnon nonY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 lLnited
Press Tho National Rivers and
llarbors Congress has notified Repre-
sentative Caleb r. Layton OF his ap-
pOinlmcnt as yice-presIdent Of the
organization. from Delaware Al the
same time announcement was made
of the appointment Of Charles r.
Miller, of Delaware, as a director OF
the organization for the North Al
lanlIc Seaboard.
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

A ALL NEEDS sUPPL1EDs-Tbs young
%~Euw Ions do lack. and rufef hunser; but they
4 EY that soak the Lord ahai not want any
~ good thina.-Psalm "a. 10.
- - = - U y Y
Evening journal., 1921-01-20

January Special Extraordinary.
A new purchase from a leading
mill at less, for quick conversion
into cash
Black and white silk. Lisle top;
spliced toes, reinforced heels. Fash
ioned leg.
10 Broihere-First Floor. South
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27
T SECGI0I G0HERCIAb Il


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gnrrn . lnmsssS~ rsEa falsse Mlla
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h aMnas pmFn Nsm Nss&
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smsna > - snllan a. oAire~aam go
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tlsslrne ssiN ssuhasgnrs Via -1y'ar<
llnr-.
A. nrFrsos . ca. - 80 a. Anr1sre
csswsascs. san 1nan. ?. a..
E -Santurxe- salis agrr d. NeE
laIk. para Isnrsses DE- rSaa lsla.
solesa 'M"eay-. drsrarganda. Con-
signatariss: Diego Agiirros , 90.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL.
DISTRTTO JUDICIAL DE
PUERTO RICO.

Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los e. u, SIS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27
No. 6465.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC.
EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presen-
tado el abogado Don Salvador Picor-
nell, una mocion a nombre de Gallo
GONZALEZ, tinico apellido, para que
Sc declare su favor Ell dominic de la
siguiente fnca:
RUSTICA, radicada en- los. barrios
de Sabana Grand Y Rio Abajo del ter
mino de Utuado, compuesta de Qua
RENTA Y CINCO CUERDAS, mas o
menos, equivalentes a IS hectareas,
67 areas Y 10 centiareas de terreno
quebrado cafe, guineos, pastos v ma
lezas, conteniendo una casa para vi
vienda, terrera, de maderas y techo
de hierro galvanizado, otra casilla pa
ra maquina Y un bohio. Son sus CO.
lindancias por ell Norte, c,n terrenos
de la SUCCESSION de Conrado Lagares y
los de Modesto Torres; por ell Este,
con los de la Succession de o.
mas vinas Caamano Y los de Balbino
Gonzalez; por ell Sud, con los de Pc
dro Lagres y los de Jose Maria Rodrf-
guez; y.por Ell Poniente, con otrosS te-
rrenos del peticionario.
POR TANTO, v habiendose ordena-
do por Ell Honorable Juez de esta cor
te Sc publique la pretension por tres
veces en- un peri6dico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc editan en-
esta Isla, para que los que tengan al
gun derecho real sobre el inmueble
descrito, las personas ignoradas a
quienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
cion y en- general todo el que desee
oponerse, puedan efectuaflo dentro
del termino de sesenta dias, libro Ell
presente en- Arecibo, Puerto Rico, a
dos de Mayo de 1921.
Manuel Z. corbet,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27

nes refrigeradas, % sacos de papas,
104 bultos varios efectos colmado.
Teod0rO Vidal Sanchez, 200 sacos
papas v 300 jaulas de cebollas.
Standard Grocery Co., 80 cajas de
carnes refrigeradas y 10 sacos varios.
Sues. de Jose Fernandez,> so cams
.leche condensada, Is cajas de quesos,
100 sacOs azGcar refinado, so sacos ha-
bichuelas y so cajas manteca.
Vicente Mendez Hnos., so fardos he
no.
v. Melon y Co., % rollos sisal Y so
sac0s de habichuelas.
A. Vicente Y Co., 30 sacos de habi-
ehnelas, % cajas de jab6n, 75 cajas
de manteca y 80 cajas despojos del
cerdO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27

CincO amos hace la Sra. ]. ]. Stasny
y su espOso dejaron la ciudad de Gle
veland con rumbo New York. Ali
-emplearon sus ultinios IS dolares en-
la impression de una cancion titulada
"Pe he encontradO entire las fOres''
Il found You Among the Roses). Ocu-
paron un departamento que utilizaban
como vivienda y Oficina. Desde aque-
LA epeca la abnegada y acometida pa
reja, ha podidO 'levantsr un capital
c0mpuesto de un million de d6lares, con
sucursales en- s grandes poblaciones
americanas. Su canci6n primera pro-
dujO a Ia Sra. Stasny un exitO ines
perado, que estaba escondidO "entre
las fores", habiendo llegado a pro-
ducirle tai fama, que hoy aquella sim
pie autora es una de las que mas ga
ma al afo centre las. mujeres ame-
~ ricanas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27

Eabemiento constdo eprofesc- condiciones na
coa dotaci6n Isa de aparatos modernos
dad
dades curablesHernoa hieec
servico--Luerpo medcc resdente en- Ell Sansoro
admten tatamnto enfermos 6e de
endo aendidos Socedad
DEPARTMENTS especiales Senoras.
Operaciones, especia banos
eleccos hidroterapco masaes Rayos "X
eQuitahvamente
PERSONAL CIENTIFIJo.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DIR. don Amalo Rodan.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Dr. Manuel Quevedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL; Or. don Rafael Veez Lopez
ESIECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZ OIDOS, GAR
GANTA OJOS: DR.. don Agussin r. Laugier
MEDICOS AUXILIARES:
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Aponte DR. don Ramon Ruiz Nazao.
Dr. Jose Poanco. Castor L Rivera
cI2UJLNO DENTISTA Dr.. don Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACTICANTE Enrique Fernandez
dad Nurses Tadas pracrca aga expeenca
CONSULTAS.
In Sanaoo Por Director de de labo
bias. Reccnocin,icntos 5000 Consutas $500
Pcr l Cujano General Partcuae de 10 II de mahana
jaeves abadc3
EsrealistaDe go 10 dias borabes
auxsdo los meco Doctores Rivera Aponte Rus
Nazario.
In 81 Consulsnr;o:-b yslez, de
Por Dr. 0uevedo Baes auxiadc los Doc
Polanco Rivera a.
Por e Especa:.sta Conutoio San Justo A. de 3a4
Por Cnujano Dent Ccnsultoo 0Donen 10 plaza
Co6ni. de 12 O. de Ia tar.e
de N6ero solo pasans3OO
atenddo cnquera de los so ndados Ia pntac6a
del utimo recibo. sf 4
pREsIDENeIA- TEsoRERIA
Apartado al Apartado 201,
San juan Puerto Rico. San Juan, Puerto Rico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27
MAS vkPoREs

La normalidad de los trasportes
marftimOs entire Puerto Rico Y los
Estados Unidos continda mantenida,
Y hoy hnbo correo para ell Norte, re-
cogiendose la correspondence las
tres Y media.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-27
Ell NUEvO TALLER

Probablemente volvera a establecer-
Sc pronto el taller de los Sres Aboy,
Lee y Bolivar, que fue destrufdos por
el filtimo incendio de Puerta de Tie.
IRA, cuya installation signifca trabajo
para numerosas familias.