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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
HUBBELL VYMOHL. ST MA
HlNCHLIFFA ZATYKAC.

Pred eastclevelandskym
smirtim soudcem Hawkinsem
objevil Sc neodvisly kandidat
mayorstvi Ch. H. Hubbell a
odprisahl zatykac ma iin6ho
kandidata, Hinchliffa, iehoz
vini jako puvodce ctvrteGni Sar
vatky a ylastniho vyhazovu Y
uradovny posledn6jsiho Y Lea
der News budov6. Soudce Sill
bll, re pro Hinchliffa posle
dnes dopoledne konstebla We
bera. ZakroGeni Hubbellovo ma
sledovalo po prvnim vyslechu
kampannim management
Hinchliffovym. A. L. Bishopem,
jenz byl pro zmin6nou af6ru
zatGen prvni.
Soudce G. A. Howells, ienz
ODE strany yyslechl, odeprel "a
lobu vyr.diti drive nez po Is.
listopadu, jelikoz cely spor je
die jeho mineni pouhou politi-
ckOu rozmiSkou. Jinak prote-
stuif ODE strany. Pravnik SyI-
vester McMahon, zastupuiici
BiShopa pravil, ze cely prirad
Jest obzalobou vazenGho OBJ
cana Bishopa, ienz Jest pray
nikem jake ON sam ze jest
nutno, ably spor byl co neidri-
We rozreSen.
Byvaly soudce Lieghley v 70
stoupeni IIubbella Sc primlou-
val podobne, ably zalezitost bv-
"a lined Skoncovano, ale soud-
&c setrval ma puvodnim usta-
noveni, re pripad Sc dostane
,red soud teprve IS. listopadu.
~ schladnou volebnim boiem
2onekud rozpalen6 hlavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
POZDRAV Z ViDNE..

Pflnol pohlednici Vidnd
zasil4 nam pan Gustav Koste
leakf $ pozdravem spolupode-
psaWm virtuosem M hoboi p.
Ant. J7nd'ourkem. rodakem 2
RrandIsa mad Labem a r. ST
dou. proslulym klarinetistou.
Oba imenovani umelci byli dfi
ve angazovani Il bTvale dvorni
onery. Zdravicc platf arci i ce-
l6mu kruhu naSeno Ctenafstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29

"a dnesniho tasntho rama
bylo na diva spiel muze V Gls.
1856 vTnh. 16. ul.. 43let6ho
Daniela Warmackq 32-leta-
no Josefa Jenkinso stfeleno il
stlm muzem, iehoz imGno lest
prr napadenIm znamo. Utot-
nix 20 vykonanem cinu rychle
dvermi nrchl. jenkins vvnra-
voval policii, ze muz lei vzbu-
dill Sc zpravou, ae nj cos S
MIN vyfiditi a drive neil Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
NAVSTEVA 2 CHICAGO.

Dnes dopolcdne navstiyi'
mss zavod nan Voit6ch Cadq.
pFeasedq Svazu Svobodomvsl.
nNch 2 Chicqea, ienz Sc dostq-
vii m zdeisi svobodafskl
sie7d, kterI bude poradan dnce
a zitra. S milym hostem ismo
81, pokud dovolil cas-. chviII,u
pohovofili. Pan Cada pfivedon
bvl k nam kraianv pp. Frodem
Schwarzem. Frankem Cerno-
horskIm a J. BeneSem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
''SVET"

jenkins vzpamatoval, vypdlil
vetfelec tri rany Warnack po-
ran6n Jest tezce a sotva prI
zivotem vyvazne. Dopraveni
byli oba do Cha-:y nemocni-
ce. Z cinu Jest podezfely muz,
nal6zaiici Sc ma sgobod6 ien ma
zaruku, kterou "a n6ho Jen-
kins podepsal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
VOLTE We PROSPECT STAV-
BY MOVE KNIHOVNY.

VSem nam Jest znamo, iak
dobre plni kulturni poslani Gle
"landSk6 verejne knihovny a
rroto by mel kazdl uvGdom6-
n volit hIasovati V dtery dine
s listopadu We prospdch VIDA
~ bondu We vySi dvou milliond
n ktere by byl kninovn6 po-
aven dustoinJ stanek. Kaz-
dF komu jest kniha milym pfi-
talem, hlasui pro.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
VZPOMlNKOVA SLAVNOSJ
MA SKONCENf SVETOVE
VALKY.

Den IL. listopadu, pfipadaii
ci letos ma patek, Y kterI byia
vlastnt sv6tova valka zakonce-
ma pred tremi roxy, oslaven
bude velkou poledni slavnostf
v Hippodromu na Euclid Ave.
Ma popud vyslouziIeckych or
ganisacl pozvany byIy < spoIu-
'lcaSti j line vlasteneck6 orga-
nisace 4 iiz dnes Sc oznamuio
re "a katoliky promluvi zdeiSi
blskup Schrembs, za zidy rabin
Silver a "a protestanty patrna
pastor Bradley. Y zastoupeni
mesta promluvi mayor Fitz-
gerald. Pfedsedou vyboru. ic-
mnz 0 slavnost sv6fena byla
pdte, Jest F. c. Cook, pobocnik
organisace vyslouzilcu cizich
valck.
Q -. hodinG vypalen budo
ma stfe@e budovy gcneralni sa-
Tut, IL ran ma potest padlJch
Pouzito bude zvlaStnich bomb
lichz eTplose bude slvsana po
coltm mestt. Ma ievisti PAL
odtrouben bude posmrtni sip-
MAJ. DalSi porad sestavati bude
2 vTkonu yoicnek6 hubby 115
pes. Dluku a 2 CiSpl zD6vnich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29
kOPANA.

Ultra sehran bude pratelsk1
zapas Cechu Sc st. John \ $3.50
hodin We Woodland Hills par
ku. Postaveni hrdcu jako oby-I
tejn6. VSichni milovnici sportu
jS0u ZVani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-29

kdV pfiiede p. KosteleckJ ma
Epdt, ncoznamuie, piSc. ze ma
pred zdejsi Saharou nehoraz-
ny respekt. Radi v6fime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

O.p-r.0- R--.T-N l.T-x
IETELLIGENcER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
A stirring Chase.
His Conscience Troubled
Him

IT knew I have done wr."S .. IS"
forgive ne Cor 70, dong n 10y "H2
writing you o",oIA am ''a@Nf". e"
God FOR the good remedy He ga" YOU.
and would no: taE" $50 :0r -" G; I'd he
frss dose gave ne. sac h"-n hon
cred FOR many yNIcs ~ G0S n ny
stomach and ia1!G"s'!on. hU' s!"'s
taking NayC'S Wo-der:i, E"n:".!" ~
years ago. have had ~ sU'~ 's"'Ih.H. Il
Is simple. harmless preparation tNa;
removes ,he ca;arrHa. MUGS :Tor ne
Intestinal track and a,.ayS =" man: ma
ton which causes -a';.ca',y >, s'or1-
ach. Ever ana .a;"S':3a, a:'G:'H's. 49,
Guiding apper 4!oi.;s o." DIS" vi. con-
vince or moa"r -etTrf"d. = II GC."S:
& Co. and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
ENROLMENT WEEP AT
The Elliott Commercial School

This Entire Week August 20 TO September viii Be Devoted
To The Enrolment of Students For The Fall Term AT The Elliott
Commercial School,
decided attend The Elliott School this you should
possible. beginning this week. If are unde-
Mr. Elliott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
CAHPRoR rox Is RuN TO EAHFA
MEAN Mt. ZION CEMETERY
NOW IN THE INTELL1-
oENcHR WINDOW.
Captured by Elmer Smith or AAFoh
wnl he Used IN Big pokie
Ceremonial To-day.

Attacking II he "a" ~ Ak"
ato-rn- which sent tc"r"@;> -: rom
sveeping dow he G"c&vliiNs - Noh'r'
hu,. band o. uu!.,u"'".! H"H,N t'''
gards estimated = 1t".:' %'' WA;'''
storr,ed the ha:'.sm"Gts .n,' :.-'' "''
returned % me city n 'r..'.3N ".'h ~"
myst.rlous monster ma A1s '"'1 '":'
roriz!nr the residents - ''',' .'.' ~
To relieve the '"r.Ii'" ~i~i.''-" -
has been hanging over -" '"'r'"i' -
Il may ee stated ".sh; her" - ~
beas, - a cau,pnor t'S. 'huS 500 ="
rest all controversies /; Nj ;"'""'N
on exhibition n The Int"!lig"a'er ''"n'
window until noon to-day
Fully armed and rGH'3nsd :" 're"' 49,
emergency. the Poke boss 80 TIE
Intelllgencer building AS riGh' "' '
O'Clock. after writing tarcUsh "''"'>
and bidding goodbye :" 81 '''"".H.
Ssveral hours !atc- thA' "cUr""1 ""'''
worn and bedragg:ed hat : '''.::'; -
triumph.
A stirring Chase.
Perhaps he ;rue s'o-H ~ pa "a -
through the inky darkr"sS :. "''"- ~
f!ttingly told I, ranks "'h =" -
toric battle OF Chevy rhaS" al '.." ""'f
Be properly described n Ho,,ai :'.r3
Advancing on the h'l - "TeH ''""''-
tion. the hunters literally Sronc"l he
Eround. Soon. their efforts 49," TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
COURTS TO SETTLE
DISPUTE OVER CRASH

Garden touring car owned and
driven by Alex s,inr @: SoH'H Man
s.rcr'. a-d q Ford sedan owned an:
di.:en b. J. =. Ka'te"!a'h Of No. H'6
Market strea'. eolNd't On tho read
aho"e V'arvood SAtirGa" &.e1'. Hr't
cars Wee badly damage
Roth insisted on 'lo!rs -" o'h'- ar
ros.ni "r Il -eckl~'s dr!v.H. .'.':H'. y.
po!!ce headquarters Z '"IS H';'"F"f"!
INT the collision 10 '.r-'d .a'Nn u"
c,.y limits As .e.I, h"'h : ugh; n
justice Of the reare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
REPAINT BUTLDiEG.

p.t y,u "l.r 50" ~ ga Z
,.ril "S--us" ErI" l"l:. ate. ST
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Wash Goods

w dS1t UOOUS
f36-inch White Goods, in stripes and
small checks; specially good for all
kinds of Summer Underwear. Sat-
urday Special, yard. $500. -. 23e
36-inch White Ratine, good weight for
dresses and skirts. Saturday Spe-
cial, yard. /. /. sec
30-inch Crepe, extra fine quality, soft
finish, in white, pink, blue, laven-
der. Saturday Special, yard. $50
36-inch Unbleached Muslin, medium
weight. Saturday Special, yard 1Oe
36-inch extra fine Unbleached Muslin,
closely woven for Dresses, fancy
Table Cloths, Saturday Special,
yard. :. lie
42x36-inch Hemmed Bleached Pillow
Cases, made of good quality casing.
Saturday Special 33@
45x36-inch Hemmed BIeached Pillow
Cases, made of good quality casing.
Saturday Special, yard. $50. $50
54x9O-inch Hemmed Bleached Sheets,
made of good quality, for cots and
single beds. Saturday Special $1.15
81x9O-inch Hemmed BIeached Sheets,
made of good, medium quality
sheeting. Saturday Special, $1.39
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
You Cannot Help But Be Happy
With Such a Collection from
Which to Choose a
Spring Dress

Women enthusiastic the dresses. One
the many styles. Every find mode hes
suited her type Graceful princess lines vie with the Span
sh silhouette. Who could ask for greater variety? It is
sentally womanly woman's when decorative fem
mime touches were never intriguing.
More than hundred high-grade Silk Dresses
of Taffeas, Crepe de Chimes, and Canton Crepes,
all taken from regular stocks, sale in five
$780, $500, $500, $4e.5o and $500
Every Dress a real bargain and at much less than
regular price
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Basement

We allow for old sewing machine any
make brand guaranteed Electric
Sewing Machine balance
of purchase and the monthly
The of operation of the Electric Rotary Sewing Machine
day. complete nickepaed steel attachments
with machine The machine operated
table, and when be stored closet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22

We agents the FAULTLESS ELECTRIC WASHER.
You wash and iron day trfling cost Cylinder
always stops Just the buonFauess does the
rest. Sold on convenient payment plan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22

Jet Jewelry
New and beautifully cut Jet Beads,
in long coat chains,
at. .......$ 1.5G$1.75
Opera Length Jet :.
Beads. ......$1. OO-$1 .95
Hat Ornaments, in several patterns
at, each. .............$ 1.OO
Slipper Buckles, in different shapes
and patterns at, pair. -. $500
Bracelets, in one, two and three
coils at, each, $2.25, $3.50, SIS
Ear Screws, in button or drop eff
fects, at, pair. =. 500 to $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
New Sash Ribbons

Every frock must have its Sash
beautiful Romans and broken
plaids, in the most wonderful
color combinations, for Sashes,
in widths from 6 to IL inches, at
a wonderful range of prices, per
yard. $50 to 1895
Sashes, all ready to wear, with
beautifully fringed ends,
each. $500 to $3.50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Seasonable Merchandise at Tempting
Prices for Weekend Buying
Saturday Specials

Saturday Specials
Jumbo Sailed Peanuts, special,
Peanut Square, made of large
blanched peanuts, ID. $500. .49t
Burnt Almonds, lb. zoe
Cream Brazil Bon Bons, regular
SIPS, special, a Id. ..a.... .9Sc
Peanut Butter Choc. Crisps. h., 79e
Chocolate Buddies, Id. .79c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Beauty Parlor
: Bargains

Hughes Ideal Hair Brushes, regular
$500 value, for. =. .$i.25
MarinelIo Phantom Powder. regular
$500 size for. ........... 81 90
Graham's Rouge, regular Soc valueA
for.l. ...i............ 29e
Jaqueline Cap-Shape Hair Nets. all
shades, 15c value. -. IL for $1.OO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Mems Knitted Silk Ties
Embroidery

Wide, 18-inch Flouncings, for
baby clothes, petticoats, etc.
Eyelet embroidery or convent
edges, some have hemstitched
hems,, SOC values at, yard, $50
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22

A wide selection of patterns, in
cream and ecru points, for col
lars. Special, yard. 500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22

Decorated China Cottage Sets for six
persons, $1,000 set for. !. $3.50
Table Tumblers, heavy ones, doz., 59e
White Cups and Saucers, set. s1.75
Large White Plates, set .$I.25
Toys for Boys and Girls.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
Toilet Articles

1 O4ASO L a. S4NASo
75c jockey Perfumes. ......... soc
$1.75 Lady Mary Perfume. S1.S0
(! soc Vantine's Sachets. .29c
s1.25 Mavis Toilet Water. .S5c =
a5c Squibbs' Talcum. -. .29c
1Sc Lazelle's Talcum. 2 for Csc
S5c Violet Bath Ammonia 29c
Ponds Cold and Vanishing
Cream csc and soc
25c-50c Creme de Meridor. 19c-39c
35c Frostilla. .............2 9c
35c Danderine Hair Tonic. -. 29c
Pinaud's Eau de Quinine
| Hair Tonic. .55c-$1.29
soc Mulsified Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo. SOC
60c-s1.50 Cutex Manicure
| Sets. ............. .49c-$1.29
| $500 Manicure Scissors. ...7sc
l. r5oc .Pepsodent Tooth Paste sec
soc Sanitol Tooth Paste. 49,. .35c
5ocs1.oo Meet Depilatory. .39c-59c
s5c-6oc-s1.oo Odorono. 2sc-49c-7sc
Z5c-5Oc-S1-OO Lavoris, 19c-39c-sec
800 Mary Garden Face
Powder. -S5c
soc Lady Mary Face Powder. .3sc
Sc Toothbrush. 1890. acc
10c Boccabelli Soap. for Csc
Csc Resinol Soap. for sec
75c Rubber Gloves. ......5 sec
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
Manifesto

MANIFESTO del yapor Ponce.
de New York. consignado a The New
York and Porto Rico S. S. Co
Armour Co. 30 bis. tocino
Miguel -tguilo, % sacos habichue-
las. - cajas quesos.
Iaquero Co.. - cajas leche. %
sacos habichuelas. - bis tocino, 10
cajas mantequilla.
Carvajal. Borri Co. j. Jamones,
15o fds. papcl. 30 ca.as velas. 10 ca
jas quesos.
&. A. Forteza % sacos azticar, %
sacos habichuelas. % sacos harina
maiz. 80 cajas Quesos. 10 jaulas ia-
moneH.
4 +. Fernandez Y Hermanos. % sacos
habichuelas. POO sacos harina trigo,
|, y cajas fdsforoS, - sacos harina de
maiz. > c;ijas menudos.
4 Freirfa Hermanos 312 atados hie-
RIO salvaniZado.
4 Edward q. Gonzalez Co, 100 bis
papas.
+ Gomez Vega. Sues, % sacos ha-
bichurlaS. 81 cajas uuesos, 500 barri-
les papas. siete tercios jamones. 110
caias quesos mantequiIia.
i G. Moran. 100 sacos aZlicar.
4 Martinez ermanos. 75 cajas f6sfo-
ros, p mas. ) jaulas iamones. - ca
4 jas qaasos. 20 saccs frijoles.
1 j. Ocloa V Herlnano. 5 jaulas ja
moues.
Perez Hermanos. 10 cajas f0sforos,
80 caias lechr. II caias mantequilla,
% b. tocino. - Sacus harina maiz. %
cajas nianteca.
Munpei Quintana y Helmanos. %
caias f6sforos. 10 fds. papel, 30 caias
leche. 80 caias quesos. - sacos habi-
lciuelas. - sacos garbanZos.
I $. Ramirez Y Co.. . C. muebles, %
b. tocino. 80 caias menudos, seis ter
clos iamones, 20i2 b. costiilaS.
VIM. ScllalI Co, 80 sacos azlicar
80 atados triquitraque, 10 sacos ha
bichueias.
\ Frank $. soler 200 jaulas cebollas.
1s5 b. papas.
4 Swift Co. los i. jamones, 60 b.
tocino, 16 caias hueyos, 100 eajas
auesos, 40 caias carncs.
sucesores dc Perez Hermanos, %
Icajas manteca.
4 Suazo y seijo, 25 cajas jab5n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

jas manteca, 80 fardos papel. 20 alta
dos qtlesos. 25 sacos aztlcar. % caias
leche, 30 cajas maizena,
SScesores de jose Fernando Co,
Is Il. I,jta. p cajas f5sforos, 15 eajas
quesos.
Sucesol-es l.. Nillamii Y Co. 100 sa-
cos harina trigo. 200 cajas leche. -
b. tociuo. $40 atados hicrro galvani-
azdo, 30 cajas manteca.
Sobrinos dc iz'tuierdo y Co. 30 far
dos lie papel..
Sosa Y Foresticre, % cajas lecile,
10 barriies ipapas, 10 jauas cebollas.
Il. Padfn Helmanos. ) b. tocino, II
barriles papas, 10 ialllas cebollas, 6
atados quesos.
Sure HerInanos. . tcrcios jainones
10 gcaias uuesos
'eortes Hermano&, Is cajas i 10
;ftades quesos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

A. Vicente Co. 30 cajas fosforos
100 sacos garbanzos. A
Villar, S;iichez Y Co. lis caias co
len. 100 fardos papel. % cts. bicarbo-
nato soda. 10 cajas quesos. s sacos
boraX. M e
Cuadros Hcnaanos. p faruos papel.
Forteza Hermanos, 10 cajas jab6n
scis terrios japones. atados quesos.
Il. Alvarez Y Co. - iaulas cebo.
Has, 20 cajas quesos,. 100 fds, papel..
D. DoninsGez Y 90. IL cajas man
tcauilla. - caias leche. * cajas lie
quesos.
t'reiria y Co. u sacos habichuelas,
20 atados acero, % cajas fosforos,
700 fardos papel. 10 caias quesos.
p. Gambia Y Co, 4 cajas varios.
p. Gonzalez Co, 25 cajas qucsos
- ca.ias fosforos.
Korber y Co., 100 b. plaster. 80 pie
Zas de canales.
1ople Nliheilez. % caJas NafloS.
NJ. Lam;dlid Y Co. Sues. ) cajas
manteca.
Malgor Hei1nanos, - b. tocino. 81
sacos harina maiz, . jaulas jamones
% sacos habichuelas, 25 cajas quesos
: Plaza Provision Co.. 20 bis. papas.
53 bultos yarios, 2s- cajas leche. 40
cajas mantequilla.
Jose Perez Y Hermanos, 80 sacos
habichuelas, 70 cajas manteca. 70 ca
jas leche Nestle, IL cajas quesos y
ocho tercios jamones.
Rodriguez Trelles Hermanos, ca
jas menudos, 20 barriles papas, o5 ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
MoWrniento de Buques


Ell San Lorenzo, sau6 el mierco-
les las ) de la tarde. para New
York.
Ell CARACAS, salid para New York.j
Ell philadelphia, salio para vene-
zuela.
n Mariana" sali6 de New OrleaM
el is del cite. con $1,000 sacos arroz.
Helen.--Sai6 para, New York el 20
de agosto al mediodfa.
Edith.--E,n New York.
Clare.En viaie para New York.
= Cornelia.E En- Punra Arenas descar-
gando.
Evelyn. NLlegarii San Juan el 26,
de agosto, tie New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

IA Mega lemidad del hiio nacido despues lie
los 800 da guiene la isoucon del matrmonio
Ia quien lrueba de la legmidad Sent Esp de
AbIil 1898
alaece Rgistro B, supuesto padre i'm
pugna ii gindad a. lespues abr nacido
s(ue resolyeria usel Sent Esp u de Die. 1894
ustifcado lfo Ia Inca recta descenden
pnede derecho succession Esp
Nov 4 de 1896
A a la cacerf sufriendo condena catorce
los sale de prsi6n ujer da luz nj
despues haber A. sido de la prison
pngna legimidad del ho resolyera usted Sent
Reya Collection Jurisrudencia Civil Esp 12O 47
contfaido entire viejo joyen siendo
yeJQ mpotente esosa tene
preba ipotencia del viejo
para mpugnar legitmidad del hio habio
INalresa 477. s4sssss ~ sss
conlete adulterio viyiendo b. Den
hjo. B, mpugna legitim
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22
PRONTUARIo.

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-22

Millinocket-En Fajardo cargando
para New York.
Carolyn.-En Arroyo cargando para
New York.
Beatrice.En viaje para New York.
Marina--saldra en- agosto % para
santo Domingo y San Pedro de Maco-
trfs,
! yapor espanol "P de satrdstegui', ;,
llegara a nuestro puerto hacia el SO
del corriente, en- yiaje para Cuba. Co
Ion Colombia, Curacao. Y Venezuela
vapors "Montevi''eo'' SC espers 4
SUR, America en- viaje para Espala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
LEXINGTON WINS NOTABLE VICTORY
 AT PIXIES PEAK
Its Special Entry, Driven by 0t LoeSche, Leads All Automobiles in It's
 Class
Lexington wins again at Pike.

Lexington wins again at Pikes peak!
 Against the severist. competition ever offered in this worlds greatest hill climbing event, Lexington spe- cial driven by Ot Loesche woa first money on Labor Day in the second class, cars of 1S4 to 300-inch piston displacement.
 Loesche made the climb of ? miles and 2,200 feet in 19 minutes and ~ 4-5 seconds, lowered his own mark made when he won the 1920 hill climbing championship at Pike's peak by more than minutes.
 The result of the race Is tribute to the sportsmanship of Frank B. Ansted, president of Lexington and allied companies. Unlike many mo- tor companies which retire from the field to rest on tReir laurels after winning on great race, MT. Ansted, with the 1920 title his, insisted upon again entering.
 In 1920 Lexington was newcomer in the great Pikes peak event lis double -barreled victory startled the motor world. As a result, Lexington faced in the 1921 race cars of spe- cial design from engine to wheels. The victory of Lexington in its class in the Labor Day race proved highly gratifying to President An sted. It means that the Lexington special. with stock Ansted engine. not only won in it's class but was only few seconds behind the win ner of the much bigger class. that with 300 cubic inches piston displace- mentt and over, and a car equipped with a special motor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
MODERN CARS
 WEAR LONGER

That there has been a steady and qualities of American motor cars Is proved by figures compiled by the Cleveland Trust company. If one takes the total number of cars reg istered in 1919, for instance, and the total number sold in the United States during the year, one can de- termine from the 1920 total registra tions how many cars were worn out in 1919.
 The figures show that in 1915 II per cent of the cars in use were el'ni- mated; in 1916 10 per cent were dis carded. In 1917 only Is per cent dropped out, in 1918 5.S per cent. and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
Studebaker Gets Reduction
 m Price Of the Light Six

The Consolidated Motor company, local distributors of the Studebaker announce a price reduction of ap- proximately s20O in the price of the Light Six. This car Is now priced at s1,15o. f, O. b., the factory. How ever, this reduction does not affect the prices of the Special Six and the Big Six and the prices of these mod els remain the same The new prices of the Light Six in the various mod els, is as follows: Light Six two passenger roadster SLIPS Light Six touring, si,150. Light Six coupe. sl, l,6So. Light Six sedan, s1,s50, These prices being factory prices, without
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
1919. 5.s per cent.

1919. 5.9 per cent.
 With better roads cars travel farther on the average each year, and yet they are lasting more years" said MT. H. NJ Jewett, president of the Paige Detroit Motor Car com pany, in commenting on these fig ures. Our records on our cars also clearly demonstrate this.
 "A few years ago 5o.000 miles was looked upon as absolutely the maxi mum life of a motor car. Yet there Is in operation between Gooding and Jerome, Idaho, a Paige passenger touring car that has turned up over 200,000 miles in something over three years, and is still in service over the rough Idaho highway, load ed with passengers and baggage. This indicates what modern, we'll built cars will do."