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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29


the coolest theatres In the city. Fo.
the feature attraction tomorrow Allen
Hollubar's spectacular love drama,
Man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii be
presented starring Dorothy Phillips
and strong all-star cast
Alice Calhoun Mt the Savoy.
THE Charming Deceiver" had its
opening presentation yesterday at the
Savoy Theatre and will be continued
today and tomorrow. 1t is probably
one of the greatest phptoplays of its
Kind that has been shown in Whining
ton In a long time. Alice Calhoun, in
the role of Edith Marsden. lives up
TO all the nice things said about her
in the various trade journals devoted
10 motion pictures. THE Charming
Deceiver' is simple story OF life as
It exists in small New England
Nillige.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29

officially ended for Great Britain until
all the peace treaties had been ratified,
but il has been decided that the treaty
with Turkey might bc ignored. The
last OF the other treaties. that with
Hungary, was ratified in Paris last Tues
day
The setting of the date for the official
end Of the war will pave the way for
the settlement Of financial transactions
between the Bank Of Eng
land and the Stock Exchange and will
mean much To certain lines Of business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
SEPT. !. BRITISH PEACE DATE.
Lloyd George Sets Time For Officially
Ending War; Ignores Turkey.

London, July 2p.--The date for the
official termination of the war, except
AS regards Turkey, will be September l.
the Prime Minister, Lloyd George, an
nounced in the House Of Commons, yes
tcrdnv
Under the termination Of the present
war act the war could not he declared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Hammocks
specially priced for the
end-of-the-month

Regular SIS for $1.s5
each.
Regular $3.50 for SOS.
Regular $50 for $3.95.
Regular $3.50 for $5.75.
These are excellent quail
lty and IN pretty patterns.
Strongly made, large size,
each one has spreader and
pillow woven in at one end.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Bathing Caps


Fancy trimmed Divers, Soc.
Bathing Hats, with brocaded
crowns. $1.00.
Handkerchief Ties, with cap
combined. s1.39; regularly 81. so
and Sf.75.
Fancy Divers, in yellow and
black. 39c.
Rubber Set Brushes, 79c;
regular for sf.5O.
The Daisy Egg Preservative
keeps eggs in good condition
one year, no acid, 10c a pkg.
1o-oz. bottle Peroxide, Csc.
Mary Garden Talcum, 29c;
regular for 35c.
Large assortment Of Face
Powder, regular SOC and 75c, for
'29c.
Toilet Goods, 1st Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
LOCAL AMUSEMENTa
TINE SCREEN.
Mae Marsh At The Queen.

interesting from every angle was
Mae Marsh's return to the screen in
the picture The Little 'Fraid Lady"
II was shown yesterday at the Queen
for the first time. Rcplete with Incl
dents Of comedy. rathos and drama,
the story which was adapted to tho
screen from the popular novel THE
t;irl Who Lived i'm the Woods" is 10y
~ means the best vehicle that Miss
Maish has ever had.
"A wise fool~ az The Arcadia.
Three things Of very great impor-
tancc insure the success of "A Wise
FoYlr the picture which starts a three
.iav .nxagcment at the Arcadia to-
day. First is the author Sir Gilbert
Parker. second is the east headed by
James Kirkwood and third is the di-
rector, George Melford. Sir Parkers
novel was titled The Money Master.
The screen version was also written
BY the author of the original story.
lie has followed faithfully the plot of
his book and has also put into the new
story. the thoughts and ideals tina.
make his first work so worthy con-
tribution to literature.
Ethel Clayton ut The Majestic
Majestic's exhibition of Ethel Clay
toms picture sham" has been big
success Miss Clayton's following has
not hesitated 10 show itself pleased
with the stars efforts. This stars
very presence adds TO the attractive
ness of duh place. She is not only
pleasing to look at but she is also the
a A.
presses itself in numerous manner
isms and charming ways. Sham IS
a comedy drama with story aimed
with satire at that class of people who
spend recklessly and always leave bills
I'm .,aid.
Frank Mayo at The Rlalto.
Yesterday Frank Mayo opened the
engagement of his picture The Fight
ing Lover at the Rialto Theatre.
Something worth while is always ex-
pected when Mayo is announced as a
star. But even though expecting
much, the audiences were agreeably
surprised by the wealth Of entertain
ment found in The Fighting Lover"
Opening of Parkway Theatre.
The Parkway Theatre will have its
formal opening tomorrow afternoon,
starting ~ O'Clock and performances
win continue iIf the evening. The
new theatre is not only one OF the
most attractix~ in the city, but il is
one of the rooniest, as well. Balconies
have been eliminated in its construct
ion and the comfortably upholstered
seats are all located on one floor and
50 arranged that every seat in the
house is a good seat. The distance
between floor and ceiling affords ample
breathing space and makes this one of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-29
Fourth Street
Store
Bargains for
Saturday

Mercerized Table Damask. 4ec yard;
several pretty patterns.
Fancy Huck Towels 10c piece
Remnants Of Dress Ginghams, usually
zsc a'yard, special for 18c.
Japan Lunch Boxes, SOC and 65c a Piece
Galvanized Buckets, 12-q1art, Just the
thing for camping, 45c each.
Toilet Paper. 8 packages for soc.
Chldren's White Dresses, an odd lot Of
slightly nussed dresses, all marked at h sf
price.
Children's Bathing Suits, one and two
piece. 2 to 8 year sizes, SOC to $3.50 a suit
Fourth Street Store.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-05-05

Committee Report Committee
composed Of w. H. Till and D. T.
BBilbro, appointed to appraise the
lands Of Jonas Holmes for a town
ship loan, reported that they had
discharged that duty, and fixed
the valuation of IS acres of land
at $1,000, and improvements at
$3.50.
There being no further business
the board adjourned until next
regular meeting.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-05-05

Be it ordered by the board that
the members Of said board be and
they are directed to inspect roads,
bridges and ferries as the law di-
rects, and report the same to the
July grand jury.
Ordered that following allow
ances be made out of the general
county fund:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-05-05


and specifications on file with the
clerk Of this board for the sum Of
S., ,406, be and the same Is accept
ed. It is further ordered that the
president Of this board be author-
lied to sign the contract for and
on behalf Of the board Of super
visors with the said w. D. Owen
to construct the said fiNe concrete
bridges for the sum Of S., 4O6 COM
plete. and to approve the said O.
wens bond in the sum Of $5,4O6,
when the same has been executed
and delivered to him with suffi-
cient securities to be approved by
the said president Of thisboard.
Committee Report L. Mar
tin and D. T. Bilbro, committee APP
pointed to view and lay out road
in Beat No. 4, petitioned for by
Ed Robinson and Others, reporte-
ed favorably and recommended
that said road be opened for pub
-
lie travel.
In re Bids Invited for Bridge on
Rankin Turnpike BE it order that
the clerk publish legal notice Of
the intention of the board to re-
ceive sealed bids up until l2 o.
clock noon on Monday, June 9th,
1921, for the construction of a
concrete bridge on the Rankin
turnpike, east Of Parish bridge,
according to plans and specifica-
tions on file with the clerk Of this
board.
Following allowances were or
dered out Of Pelahatchie Road
Bond fund:
A. & v. Ry. Co., freight on
gravel, project No. 5--1,682.28
A. & v. Ry. CO., same for
North and South road --2, ,43O.02
Noble & Truly, estimate
road project No. s ----1,827.45
Simpson County Gravel
Co., gravel for project
No. s 688.21
]. A. Long, salary and ex-
pense project No. S. 223.91
J. A. Long, salary on North
and South road -------- $500
Pelahatchie Furniture Co.,
stationery ------- 7.5O
Pelahatchie Hdw. Co, car
supplies ------ $40.
Roy Robbins, mechanic bill 1.5OI
J. A. Spann, jr., estimate
on North and South road2, ,754.17
Simpson County Gravel Co.,
gravel for North and
South road ------ ----1,833.36I
Rankin County Bank,
freight on gravel ----1,798.811
Ordered that following allow
ances be made out Of Beat No. 3
road fund:
A. B. Collum, salary ---- 125.00
G. M .Kight, same ------ TOO
G. G. Baker, same ------ $500
j. w. Speer, same ------ $500
Norman Robinson, same = $500
John Wilmington, cutting
tree out Of road ---- so
Joe Gipson, same for 8
trees -------- ------- 1.5o|
Loeb McLaurin, same for
Is trees ------ -------- 100
H. B. Kersh, jr., same l. so
Ed Anderson, shop work $50
e. S. Barksdale, a days at
tending to mule ---- 600
w. G.. Barnes, feed bill - 153.45
w. w. Rixon, grease, etc $50
Ordered that warrant issue to
Peoples Bank, Mendenhall, Miss,
for $8,O08.97 payable out Of road
maintenance fund Of Beat z, to pay
amount due for borrowed money.
Ordered that account Of G. K.
Dunn & Son for work done on
Federal Aid Project No. Is, in
Rankin county for the sum Of 3d.
294.4O, estimate No. 4, be and the
same is allowed, payable uot of
Federal Aid money deposited in
Rankin County Bank as county
depository.
Ordered that $500 certified
check Of ]. A. Spann, jr., deposit
ed on account Of contract for
hauling gravel, be returned to
said Spann.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-05-05
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MONTHLY
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

The board of supervisors OF
Rankin county met in regular ses-
sion Monday morning with all
members and officers present
when the following business was
had and done, towit:
Fed Contracts Awarded-J. l.
& 0. Buchanan were awarded con-
tract to furnish Beats 3 and
with sweet fed at $185 per sack,
and oats at 62 cents per bushel;
w. G.. Barnes to furnish Beat
with sweet feed at $1.90 per sack
and oats at 60 cents per bushel
A. H. Martin to furnish Beat /
with sweet feed at $1.85 per sack
and oats at SO cents per bushel.
In re Purchase of Mules for
Beat 5-The purchase of mule for
Beat 5 from Will Terry for $275,
was approved, and clerk ordered
to issue warrant for amount pay
able out of road maintenance
fund.
Following accounts were allow
ed out of Beat l maintenance
fund:
L. o. Mullican, salary for
self and hands ----$422. .65
j. B. Harrison, driving
truck and expense ------ 81.40
A. P. Dear & Son, mdse - 61.56
A. H. Martin, feed --------234.2O
Jim Riley, culvert work - 1.5O
Gus Ainsworth, cutting 4s
trees ----- ------------ 200
Dan Harper, same ------- 200
Albert Willis, road work = $50
Billie Barlaw, replacing
culvert .-------- -------- 500
j. H. Steen, same ---- 100
Miller & Morgan, shop wk 1866
AustinWestern Co., bolts Sal
Simpson County Gravel Co.,
2 cars gravel ---------- 44.91
Morrison Coal Co., culverts 32.87
Following allowances were or
dered paid out of Beat mainten-
ance fund:
w. H. Patrick, salary and
expense -------- - 1915
Harley WinStead, salary = $500
Gus Morris, 26 days work $3.50
Bill Travis, same ----- 1850
Wallace Weekly, same - 1850
Dick Travis, days work $50
John Ishman, A days work 700
Jim Jones, z 1-2 days - 1912
Geo. Jack, same ------ 1900
Harley Stapleton, IL days 27.OO
A. P. Stapleton, 1-2 day --- .87
Hollie Jones, same .87
Geo. Jack, jr., 2 days -- $50
j. V. Gates, trip to Jackson 1000
John Grain, cutting 2 trees 100
r. r. Echols, 6 days --- 800
p. L. OVERLY, oats, etc. - 5.65
Jackson & Kennedy, feed 643O
C. w. Burnham, work on
machine -------- ------ 1000
Carl Burnham, shop work 1856
T. r. Brinson, feed, etc. - 1910
Anse Patrick, 1-2 day drag
ging road --------- 800
D. A. Gill, repairs to bridge 1.5O
q. P. Polk, road work -. 800
Austin-Wastern Co., road
supplies for machine - 68.41
Miller & Morgan, shop wk Its
Lacy Berry, repairs bridge ESQ
Russell May, same ---- 100
Tom Everett, 9 days work
with team ------------ 1900
w. D. Thomas, wire and
collar ------- -------- 1900
w. G. Barnes, feed ------ los 90
Will Terry, / mule ----- 275.00
G. B. Harris, 8 1-2 days
work with hand and team 1850
Following allowances were or
dered paid out of Beat road
maintenance fund:
T. A. Rieves, salary self
and hands ------ 321.65
j. M. Porch, shop work 5.25
j. L. & O. Buchanan, feed 172.55
Pelahatchie Hdw. Co.,
hardware bill 3175
In re Erroneous Assessment
1t is ordered bv the board that
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19

Ea ls aiilmas sss s'sp sios hsn sxsalsss
pss - Nss dssa fs O. rN,sausaaa De
~ u sNsI sNasr puaiuFs rfxls Bgbona
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sut gfwaa. q esdsn a. d cmsl gsmeida lmaira ros
bilidga a. a. anissna rmlsrmrdad
Lss sswassaMssas spAssus sxygirH a#r6iaas a. grs.
sumssM pxnras immsdisias ar Fsssr a. Zoe ewfsaads
a. NsHiaaa d. a. fsla
ENfas sarafass haa gOmsasgdo gsmgrsr q
d'baamrHr prev iss spssfsmcRf g. Ramiasd fmxmlar
HiPsi Esss msdfdus fmuiwvcs: "a ~ ssamieRlo
mirHs 80 u hoiisf d fodOs lOs sgscosos: 90 Ia
raHHsseH Dc fodas lss qHc hogan esado cHcSfas
10 HlcsoH. 80 % iRsHgHrsci6R d. csmpsks aciira
para 10 imPra d. "a cWdad % dsKfrWc,S5n Dc raus
PvSs gates raIHgos dcbdo Ia pssibidad d. propagar
~ coHfagi" TaS cxiaS cddas preamci6m
scraH bcacfoiosas ~ aJoTfWRado de- gWc
rramos nHgaHa aga de- grarodad Ia ciadad ER
csfas modidas s"iicifam0s Ia cO0pcracioR df pabiO
Por ofrO ado seifumos df pueblo que rrcfe ni
dc "rTasfsdr aiaTmd iRRcccsarid Los hcch0s
crorfdmcntc han mGRiCcstad0 aatcriogRemfc.
Esfosccos jasffcaR ningHno cFciaci6n pdnc0 Tam
bicR pdO Ia de- RWestTa cHdGd pahqHe
rH1eS in0rmcs crdgcrGdOs que pWedaa dcbatrsc
cOTios DE- las rallies i0 promote emgadar al
p6bco oatando hechOs impOr0ncs mcdidG que rayam
dcsdrF0iiaRd0.
(frtnadO)-ARTHLR YAGER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
RETRATOS INCLESES
Lloyd George Ocupa va un lugar entire los inmor-
tales, sc lie cOmpara con Gladstone.

desde ALI 81 formula: esperar yer
Hoy. Lloyd George ocupa va un lu-
gar entire los inmortales. Sc le compare
a Gladstone, Y es, sin duda, el hombre
mas combatido mas ensalzado de su
pals, y al propio tempo, indiscutible-
mente, la personalidad inglesa mas illus
tire Y de mas vivo fulgor fuera de el
81 Sc 3ye ciertos intelectuales enemi-
COS suyos Is pn ignorante Y un osado,
Y 81 los nacionalistas al gran pu-
blico, TN genio; 81 los l.olcheviques.
IN trdnsfuga, Y para algunos, ioh po,
der de las pasiones', , algo, semejante a
un nuevo Maquiavelo, por su maestria
en- Ia intriga Y su 'picardia, habilmente
administrada. Del propio Clemenceau
Sc caenta que d;io; En- mi vida he
visto hombre mas ignorante que Lloyd
George y hablando de otro aspecto
del mismo De Lloyd George Sc que
sabe leer pero 10 que no estoy seguro
IS de que lea alguna .vez.
No es extraro que, tratandose de tan
fuerte personalidad, en- los momentos
actuales, de fermento social ruina de
reputaciones- gale de periodos tormen-
.osos-los ingIeses Sc pregunten; :Cual
es el porvenir de Lloyd George, Y es-
tudien a su primer ministro tque es en-
Inglaterra el rev ejecutivo en- sus me-
nores detalles, en- sus gestos. sus ideas,
su pasado Y future, Y en- la mesa de
dissection publica 10 analicen hasta Ell
infinite. :Por que: Lloyd George, mi
nistro del Cabinets liberal la decla-
raci6n de guerra, Sc encuentra ahora
sn una extraaa posici6n politica Es
iefe del Gobierno Y de una mayoria
compuesta de conservadores V de Ii
berales disidentes Este conglomerado
recibe el nombre de coalicion. Enfren.
te tiene una par.e del antique partido
tContinda en- la pagina 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
LA SITUACION
Opinion de los doctOres Lopez Sicard0, Quevedo
Baez CarbOnell

FL Dr. LavanderO. de guardia aver
tarle en- el Hospital CuarentenariO.
sn d0llde estan los atacadOs sospecho-
sos, infOrm6 por tel6fonO a un cOmpa-
hero de Ell IMPARCIAL, que seguian
bien.
Sc dij0 Ell In ciudad, que unO de
los casos, una siryienta. estaba con
gran probabililad de confirmation Y
que habfa otrcs enfermos, perO no Sc
di6 nota Official
-InfOlmes recibidos pOr un distin-
guido medico de San Juan, dicen que
Ell las Islas Azores-dltimO infOrme-
habfa 142 casOs Y de 2460 casOs en- la
region mas infectada de la India. hui
bO 1911 fallecimientOs. En- Nueva
Orleans, dcsde eiIerO. no hay peste en-
las personals Y sOiamente Z ratas re-
.sultarOn infectadas en- 81 liatimo exa-
men. En- Guayaquil no hay peste des-
de november.
-Todo vecino que halle ratas muer
tas Ell su casa, debe comunicarlO ell
seguida a las aut0ridades Sanitarias
para estas actuar de acuerdo.
-MOnt0nes de basuras Sc ven fre1i-
te a muchas casas y el trabajO de re-
cogida trOpieza con dificultades de
Personal y material.
Ell NegOciadO de Materiales I'm
prenta esta trabajandO dia y noche
para atender los pedidos del Depar-
tamento de Sanidad. Hay escasez de
ratoneras y Sc han solicitado a la Is
la. Las autoridades y ell pdblico con-
fan Ell que no Sc eleven preciDs de
artfculos de Immediate uso, como pc
tr6leo, kres0 Y similares.
La Junta Superior de .Sanidad ST.
que. trabSjandO con el Director de
Sanidad y ell Comisionado Municipal
de Sanidad de San Juan, con tOdOs
los elementos del Servicio cooperan a
la labor contra la possible epidemic.
No debiera esperarse estar bajo el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
Para hacer un artisticO
grupO

FL pr6ximo domingo 20, a las nueve
y media de la maiiana. la gentil Sc
forita Diana Yager, tendra mucho
gusto Ell recibir Ell la Fortaleza las
distinguidas seiioras V senoritas que
formaron la sugestiva comparsa mo-
risca que embellecio el iltimo balle
del C|ino Espaiiol.
Sc trata dc hacer un grupo foto-
gratico. Y por tante serfa de desear
que no faltase ninguna. fin de To-
grar I'M hermosO conjuntO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
ii gran tenor
Carusc Sc ha-
la fuera de
todO peligrO


20, aH,sl,s surricis ,sPcssil
NEW YORK. febrero l9.-E II gran
tenor Caruso - cncuenira casi fnera
del inminente peligro que en- an prin-
cipio - crey6 amenazaba 81 prcciosa
vida. l.os mcdicos le han autorizado
a ievaniarse, afeitarse. lecr los rer'ia-
dicos del dia recibir suE amigos.
Fl notable eantante le regalo dicz do
lares q su barbero y despues, lleno de
regocijo, pidi6 la prensa diciendo cue
le divertian Las. noticias que habian
circulado cerca de su fallecimient0.
La expreso sus amigos que pensa-
ir a convalecer la Habana, despues
de euya temporada en- Ia hermOsa ciu-
dad cubana trasladariase a Italia.
Preguntado 81 pensaba volver a can
tar, respondio que por ahora no 10 sa-
bia de ciertos pero que pensaba vol
yer a vivir. Dirigiendose a su sa-
cerdote lie pregunto: "Padre, 81 muero
voy al cielo, cree I'd. q. hallaria ALI
una buena contrata en- los coros ce-
lestiales?" Ell buen confesor, muy ri
sueno, respondiole que indudablemen-
te los directories artisticos del cielo
saben apreciar 10 bueno, 10 mismo que
los humanos en- la TERRA. Ha causa-
do gran regocijo en- todo el mundo la
noticia esta, que acusa una notable
mejoria en- el gran cantante, abrigan-
dose las esperanzas de que pronto
este completamente restablecido de la
dolencia que puso su vida al borde de
la tumba.
MADRID, febrero 19.-Esta resuel
to va ell viaje de S. M. el Rey Ame-
RIGA. Ell Soberano empezara su tour
nee por la Republica Argentina, 81
guiendo Chile en- turno. El sefior
Frances Rodriguez. presentara una
enmienda al discurso de la Corona, pi-
diendo que Sc anticipe !. la fecha del
viaje. La decision tomada por ell Rey
de visitar a America ha sido acogida
con vivas muestras de entusiasmo por
toda Espaiia.
MADRID, febrero 19.-Los cose-
cheros de aceite han solicitado del
Gobierno les de libertad para la ex-
portacion de aceite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19

De los estadistas de primer orden
que hicieron la guerra. todos, eXcepto
Lloyd George. fueron arrojados del Po-
der por la veleidad de las muchedum-
bres desilusionadas. Todos fueron: vii
son, Clemenceau, Venizelos, Orlando,
menos Lloyd George, el habl y dia-
b6lico Muy al contrario. a Lloyd Gcor-
ge lie sirvio la guerra para alcanzar la
presidenca. lanzando de ella a Asquith
quien llevaba diez amos popularizando
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
DuIarariones
scnsariu,ales
> de- AIz,iranle
Won Tirpiiz



BEBiIk. fsl,xTe Be Almirnn-
ie ron rifpit<. Qee ianta rrsonancia
inro 1urnnfe IL guerra mnndial. en-
unn interview ociehHnda con M pc
riodizia hn dieho aue los Estados Uni
dos nstkn co,nplasamente cngAhadOs
ersytndose cue son hoy los arbitrOs
dsl mundo. Que Il dnica nnci6n que
podria considerarss como tnl O. lngla-
terra, aunQnc Il el formidable progra-
ma naval DE- ios alnericanos Sc lleva-
n = Was de reaiizaci6n Ia question
vnfiaria do aspecto; pero ahadi6 el
ilnstre marino alemSn. que entonces
~ smerieanos esfarian obligados a
focofdnrza o4e D.<s 11minar el mum
DO necesitarian a;so s,zs que una pO-
deross escuadfA. que son amigos ALA
dos 4 Ia nsci6f que la poseyera. Hi
70 constar q hecho de que IngIaterra
siempre ha sab;do tener el tacto sufi-
ciente para adquirir y conservar esos
amigos. Externo su parecer sobre que
81 los Estados Unidos. persisten en- su
politica actual, llegara el momento
fatal para ellos De un choque mortal;
y que 81 este sucediera Sc encontra-
ran solos y serian vencidos como 10
fueron Felipe II y Luis Catorce, Ma
pole6n y el Kaiser. Las declaraciones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
Obispado de
Puerto Rico

IS de febrero de 1921.
sr. Director de "El Imparcial'
San Juan, PR.
Distinguido Sr.:
Ruego a I'd. Sc sirva publican en-
su ilustrado diario para conocimiento
del Clero y pueblo, que segdn cable
reeibido hoy del Excmo. Sr. Delegado
Apost6lico, dando sentido pesame a
la Di6cesis por la irreparable perdi-
da de nuestro amado Obispo, ordena.
seme seguir atendiendo Ell gobierno
diocesano en- las mismas condolences
que viene haci6ndolo hasta ahora.
Atentamente de I'd,
Rdo. Jose Torres Dias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19

imperi0 de la presente amenaza para
limpiar la ciudad y los suburbiOs 81
el vecindariO no realiza ESQ constaI.
temente, el trabajO de la Sanidad es
muy penosO Y puede llegar scr con
siderarse tiranicO.
ISL no hay suficiente ndmero de
casOs que impongan la declaration of
cial. de la epidemic, no sera delarada
(Continda EN- la 2da. payina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
Prins der Nederlanden

Nos comunican los agentes de este
hermoso vapor, que, por motive de la
supuesta epidemia en- esta capital, en-
vez de recalar en- este puerto, 10 ha-
ra en- el de Ponce, dejando ALI la car
ga que traia para San Juan, Y si-
guiendo su viaje por la ruta de los
puertos de San Domingo, Haiti Y otros
que venimos anunciando en- Ell I'M
PARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
Camara de
Representatives.
Ofcina del Secretario.
IMPUGNACION DE ACTAS DE
LOS REPRESENTATIVES.

La Camara de Representatives., en- Sc
sion de este dia, acordo prolOngar por
cinco (5) dias mas, ell plazo senalado
para la 'impugnacion de actas de los
senores Representatives., cuyo nuevo
plazo vence ell dia "a del corriente, a
las doce de la noche.
TOda demanda de impugnaci6n de-
bera ser radicada en- la Secretaria de
la Camara.
San Juan. P. R., Febrero Is, 1921.
Francisco L. Amadeo.
Seeretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-19
Av1so DEL coNsuIADo DE CUBA

Il sr. Consul de Cuba nos avisa que
essando las ofieinas del con:ulado en-
Ia zona que Sc supons infsctada por la
peste bub6nica, ha trasladado 81 despa-
eho de las mismas a la oAcina de los
sres. Nicolas Hernandez g Co, AlIsn
90 de ssta eiudad. (Advt.)