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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
. SECCIOH GOHERCIAL e.
Movimiento de Buques

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n -llilisn- Ilees Il sa,aas con car.
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fork. con axiicar.
~ 'cornclia" flees aycr de- New
York. con carea general
II -Clane-. - espera hoy en Aqua.
dilla. proccdente de New York.
vapores de Ia Trasatlantica espaho.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
PRONTUARIO.

gananciales por falecimieno mardo
cos benes -Rovira el Kegistladora II Dec T. T.
NoGEe artfcnlo existe e Espano Cubano Filipino.
RecenciasLey 10 de Mario 19O5Ar 81 So 4S C6dgo de
Enjuiciamiento Civil Ps r. ~ 81 80
ART IEcAIEI represepante
legal de Ia soceda conyuga FL mardo epfeenante legal
por cu6n de hpoeca heha espoo ba
eitar maridoPorto Rico Erefo is De p 10
FL mado puede representa- corporation vender bens
ella la ocedad de Regsador % Dec
r. E madoes que debe la esctua enaa
con Econsenmiento de eposa NADIA para pro-
Regsrador II Dec F. esposa dep-
pocariU parte ocedmiento cutvo
sobre biene gananca ella tanben hpotec6 ell mardo
reprentante Lohrop is Dec r r. $780, Una
nombrada sin Ell consntimentO del mardo en
judicial de Regadof Dec r. 1914
puede por ST centratar juieio13 r.
Il 1885, Tn negoco puede popeda exclusive eposa
ueyrouse Capmartn 40 A. 262 Puede contFataR
boarding 25 AZ 49, fepecto
ompacer no para benes popos puede haeeo
necesidad del Mahensol T.
10 RI G. L. 4a9-I3 RE: l. 1407 ~ sxssYasssss
Nota-Este arcuo exse ell Cubano Filipino Espahol
Rsfrcncas a. 55, 24s Art 80 SO G6dgo de Enua
mento Civil p r. So. S.. .Sss 5ass5Fss 81
ART ajsr usard apegido del
mur apeio marido deecho que con
despu6s muerte esposo pre que
$50 marnonio confee Ii esp6sa
eF apelido del G eseritara Ell ct
pombfe de esposs es salds C right Is
Am Dec 3t DemanaE po que tenfa
soItera Jurisdiction IA para etaf
de ella bajo nombe esposo13 r. G. Aunque
hay diversas opnones obre Kpp 15f Cal
s3..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
p - e .tt Nr-
Gobierno de Puerto Rico
= .. 'ia's-A-@--ra VI, !.
Departamento del Interior.
Negociado de Obfas Pdblicas.
San Juan, P. R., :
$ Abril 90, 1921.
Dollars, New York;

Proposiciones en- piiegos cerrados
para la adjudicaci6n en- publica subas-
ia de suministro, -medida y entrega
de Use, 900 metros cubicos mas 70 me-
nos de piedra triturada, parassersaco-
piados en- las carreteras insulares du-
rante el 40 iieconomico ,I921-l922, Sc
ercibira en- esta. .ofcina hasta la f1:45i
P. M. del dfa lode mayo.de 1921, en-
que Sc abrirany leeran. pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios .se sda-
ran en- esta fiocina, donde Sc encuen-
tran de manifesto los, documentos que
ham de regir EN- ei contfato y podran
Teeogef los, licitadores los 1iodeios de
proposiciones que han de presentar.
4 La administration Sc reserva 81 de-
defecho l de ~rschasar cualqaiera q
'todas las proposiiciones y ds atdjudi-
car el contrato bajo otfas 'consiiera-
clones distintas de las del precio.
Z Il !; ;iss:a.ssa.: Guilermo Esteyes,
Comiosionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
R. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

escrtua bees
rayos del c6nyuge supefvvete adqurido duane ell mar
menio pues cos bnes fuefan ocupados concur
los aceedore gesionaren ocupacon puddo haber
ocurdo que haya aducado que pscrto las
que pudieran asosLandrn Regsra
dor, 16 Dec P r. $40.
Habendo 6nyuge suervviene vendido benes adqudos u
e matrimono pruero pero que de-
exclusive para de inscription Ell
stro de dha ecarae6 heha por los herederos del
cgge pemuero esertua de repudae6n de herenca
entaa al regso acepando Ia eha naaleza de los bienes
fendidos I4mdrdn Ell Registrador 16 Dec P. r. $40
Hbndoe presenado ell regstro esctufa de repuda
reconocimiento deeco oogada Ell
nomb hjos reconociendo nfan
nca vendda nnecesario ciera la decar
tora popio dereeo mpctamente tamben
q personamente lie assa deecho aguno sobre ella
Iardr6n vs.. e Registrador 16 Dec P. r. $50 s..
ntada Regso de la Propiedad escritura de
iac6n de heenca ooTgada herderOs de c6nynge
tabien conene decaraciones de los ten
que benes adqudos por c0nyuge
Superyvne e excusiva propedad
para pod nscribr hea c6nyuge
diehos benes regsrador ebe cafeacon
icho valdez de las declaratorias he
p hefederos efcacia infcacs de la repudia6n
de herentia. Landr6n vs. e Regsrador 6 Dec ?. $40
objeto principal fines de Ia
pndnlo para cuando Ia ley
pemia babendo pIeepto ag6no altorice de af
zado vs. e Regsrador q Der: 1876
fdi6n Cuando Ell de autos resulta
Due eposa doan Fl maronio herd6 ciert0s benes los
reendo ella nporte 10 entregara
tse epeso possible al hace ia liqudasn de Ia sOeiead
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

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miA rsamlslAn ass Neaaaa ansA -
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sasiiitlna a. les tsaas,aIss~ , almsa.
faf. 4 - lss.Ilas. lsN flsars > lsg,aza-
les. Qae ahua,saa lse un pFsSa ae.
n,ssiaaa sli.. Ai,.sis-lsf o. - aaaars~
sn-.iA nlraa saui - sasajc a. psalne.
"a para a pasaq~ h. Nnrra fcF&. que
- realim 80 lr.e ssaaino dlns a. ma
irceacisn > 80 ssss<ia mnsl,s msnes m
sialr n IN llal,ana. nj salr i,sr menos
DE- ~ dslaFrs' - viaJr d. iaa a vnsaia
a SAnto llomlneo. cue - rc4iixa "a
IN dia.
lns flsas~ saelsa esiAr On raacidn
con rses lrxxies deInasindo altos. y
nc rcsulia claramente Jnsiiilcada tan
enoIsne carestia.
Ademas. hay deficleneias notables cn
los transpOrtes: hos hacendados se que
jan de que han sufrido y sufren per
dilas en- sus fEptos por los retardos Ia
mentalsles que padecen con frecnencia
en el transporte de ellos. y aver mis-
mo qnedaron en- TERRA mas lie 20 pa
sajeros de los que habian sOlicitadO
pasaje en- el vapOr san Lorenzo"
No hay que decir que de estas dilacio-
mes Sc derivan perdidas y trastornos
lanentablcs.
Hcmos seiialado en- esfa misma Sec
.ci6n de Ell. IMPARCIAL la urgente
necesidad de regulariZlr en- favor del
; Comercio. la Industrial y et pdblico en-
general. estas dt1iciencia: algo ha he
cho en- este scntido Ia Camara de
/ COmercio. y el SenadO acaba de plan
tear oficialmente la question.
En.la reciente Comisi6n para Dir las
opiniones del pdblicO en- general, Sc
not6 con alguna sOrpresa la ausencia
I de representations de las Empresas
navieras Y ain del mismO ComerciO,
interesadOs mas directamente en- el
asunto.
Interrogado el Sr. Such distinguido
!. representante de una de aqu9llas, ex-
pusO algunas Opiniones muy discretas
sobre el problema en- general, pero OPT
niOnes de caracter 1articulhr suyO,
muy valiOsas. desde luegO, aunque sin
mencionar para NADIA la de la p0dero-
sa Compalfa que representa-.
Es indudable que urge el remedio de
este NAL ;.pero tenfames Ia esperanza
de que lie afrontarfan aquellos que
directamente sufren los daMos: Ell Co
mercio, la Industrial yila Agricultural.
No entraba en- nuestrp pensamiento la
intervention Official que surge ahora
con actividad plausible. Lo deseable
en- este ease yes que cuente con medios
~ aptitud bastante para realizar plena-
mente aquel prop6sito, con benefcio
positive. para ell pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

En- csa suma Sc calcula. en- ndmc-
ros rcdonlos. el bcneficio que pucda
resultar a In production de azdcar de
Puerto Rico. la aprpbaci0n del llamado
hill de emergencia' que Sc ha comen-
zadO discutir en- el Congress- de los
Estados CnidOs. seglin infOrm6 Ell IN
PARCIAL de aver. Es decir. 60 centa-
vos .por cada quintal de azicar en- La
diferencia con la,.tarifa APPLICABLE a
Cuba Y otrOs. pafses. Los producto-
res del C6ntfnente' obtiener tambien
ese beneficio o mas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

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nssal para lsumaos ~ wsa isla.
West Nyins ae h 'FaciAc cArIb.
i-1ns s;uli lar. ilazarA u ; &C. q
fss,r. > 81 : q san Juzn.
N 'Carncas- saldrk Il DC este
puerto. para New Hork.
N philadelphia" saiarA Il . cite. de
Iew Iork. para este puerto con carsa
y nasajeros. =
n -Cornclia" se espcra hoy > el
-clAre" hoy iawbien. de View YORK:
FL Lake Tllline". careandO.
Fl ''NsracaibO-. sail6 de nIayagIlez
para New York ef 30 del pasadO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

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to neutralizar. .prinero ', lnero. ex-
pulsar de su estdmago, su higado,I Isus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
OBRERO LESIONADO

Aver. en- ell mueile San Antonio,
mientras Cecilio Garcia trabajaba en-
la descarga del vapor isabella. una
de las planchas de, los pOrtalones lie
produjO una fuerle confusion en- el to-
billo izquierdo, de la que .fu9 asistido
en- la sala de s0cOrros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
EL>yApoR CALYPSO

FL rapid0 yap0r h0land6s Calypso.
salf3 ,el 7miercoles de este puerto con
ruml,o al Havre, Francia, con un, gran
cargamento de cafe que tom6 en-. Pom
&c. Mayagiiez y San JUAN +. s.. /,
Son los consignatarios de estos bu-
ques de La ''Mala Real Holandesa", los
ss sFes: Sues: dc Z. TiiiIaniif y 8 co, - de
esta ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06

t.
Etabssnto constrdo ondionss ssnsar
Copea dotacion Isa apaos ensunsntal modernos
de uidad e ataiento cenco
dades cuaDlesHemoae hgeca
sevcio--Cuerpo medico resdente en- el Sanstoro Ss
admtsn tatanto enferr1os Dc pago Dc uno oo
dfndo atendidos Sociedad
4 Departamentos especiales para Ssnoras. s.se 81
Operaciones trataientcs peciale banos
eecicos hdroterapco masajes Rayos ks Fgua6 pre-
clos eqdtahvannents ccnvtncionaes
PERSONAL CIENTuTUo
DIRECTOR del SANAToRIo: DR.. don Analio Roldz1
DIRECTOR del CONSULTDRIO Dr. Manuel 0uevedo Bkez
CIR UJAN0 GENERAL: DR.. don Rafael V6lez L6pe1s 1
ESPEClALISTA EN- INTERMEDIATES DE NARIz, 0IDoS GAR
MEBcos EDO ST Az TX x11faRRs: 1fsis1R !. -7's
DE don Pedro Rivera Aponte Dr. don Ramon RUIZ Nszaro
cIRGJ DENTIsrA Dr. don Lorenzo ( Noa sqs
rRACTICANTE: Don Enrique Ferh6ndsz
Ftuadas cornpsta aptdd practise siss ezpeaa
] CONSULTAS.
IN 81 Sanato1io Por Director m ds shcrs
bles Reconocimientos $1,000 y sConntas $500
Por e ciujano GeneA Particlsles de 10 II de 4 mafps
de Il nnaaara los da Iaborablsf
suxisdo por los nedicos internos Doctoes Rivera peo Ru
Nazario. t.'t
IN 4 Consultnro :-D. velez de 81 = S.
por e. Director d Quevedo Bde d apxdos los Doe
Pof Il EspscaEsts sn sa coruo5o San Jnsto IL
PQr 81 Cruisno bsntisa ccnsuto0 oDonef 10 de
Ndmele pagan $500 nisdao e.seh5bs<
eef asndido en- equea ds los tos indicaoz rssenn
s del finao redbos
.PREsIpENcIA 1nsoRkRfA
Apartado ~. Ana4sa6 zI S1Is
San Juan Puerto Rce SAD nsn Fssr<. <iro
: =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-06
Ell MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Information de les Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga. ventas de Puerto Rico, a
$4.5S. COmpradores ofrecen $4.52.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
ALLENRHU SURELY
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM

Ceep Seated Uric Acid Deposlts Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts TO Leave the System Within
wenty-four Hours.
,. b. Danforth and every druggist in
THIS county Is authorized to saw 10
every rheumatic sufferer in this vicin~
ity that II two bottles OF Alienrhu. the
sure conqueror OF rheumatism does not
stop an agony. reduce swollen ioinfs
ana DO away with even the slfrhteaf
twinge OF rheumatic pain, he will gladiv
return your money without comment
Allenrhu has been tried aud tested
TOT years, and really marvellous results
have been accomplished in the mosi
Aevere cases where the suffering and
agony was Intense, and plteous and
where the patient was helpless
Allenrhu relieves az once. Immediate
~ after you start to take Il the good
work begins II searches out tho uric
acid deposits, dissolves the secretions
and drives rheumatic poison out OF the
body through the kidneys and bowels
It's marvellous how quickly Il acts
Blessed relief often comes In two days.
and even In cases where the suffering
Is most painful, all traces disappear in
few days
Mr.. James II. Allen, tho discoverer
OF Allenrhu who for many years suffer-
ed the torments OF acute rheumatism,
desires all sufferers TO know that he
does not want cent OF anyone's money
unless Alenrhu decielvely conQuers this
worst OF all diseases. and he has in
structed n. p. Danforth to guarantee
Il In every Instance.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
is III COEFIN2

There seems to be not the slightest
connection in meaning between the
common noun coffin and the sur
name spelled the same way. This
name is usually explained as having
the significance of bald, coming from
the Old French Chaffe which some
how changes gradually to Coffin.
Doubtless in many cases this Is its
derivation, and then Coffin is a des-
criptive adjective surname. But in
some cases, according to one good
authority, Coffin comes from a word
meaning red. In Devon, England,
Coffin has the variant Coffin and
this comes from an old word still
found in the Welsh Cough. that
means red.
The American Cofifns seemingly
are all descended from Tristram
end Dionis Stevens Coffin OF Brix-
ton. Devonshire, England, who came
with their children to this country
in 1912. They settled in Massa-
chusetts. Their son Tristram mar
rled Judith Greenleaf. Among their
distinguished descendants were
Charles Coffin, educator, Charles
Carleton Coffin, author. Charles Ed
ward Coffin. Maryland Representa-
tive in Congress. James Henry also
a Congressman, John Huntington
Coffin, mathematician of note, Levi
Coffin famous abolitionist. owen
Tristram, distinguished lawyer, and
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
juvenile Jan1-Makers
Amaze Exposition CroWd
Public looks on in wonder while youngsters make
perfect jams and jelGes with the utmost ease
in a few minutes by the new Certo process

Unususal interest was displayed in
the demonstration by children at the
recent Springfield, Mass. Exposition
and throngs daily gathered around
and marveled at the facility with
which even quite young girls made
the most delicious jams and jellies In
an increditably short time before
their eyes.
Women with memories Of long,
tiresome, laborious hours spent over
hot stove; of difficulties constantly
being met and of vexatious disap-
pointment when their jams proved a
failure could scarcely believe that
these happy youngsters were turning
out perfect jams and jellies of the
highest order as If the task were a
thoroughly enjoyable pastime.
Such a feat would, of course, be
impossible were it not for Certo,
the culinary triumph OF the century,
which has revolutionized the art of
jam and jelly making.
Certo is a pure fruit product en-
tirely free from gelatin and preserva-
tiyes and it has been aptly called
Mother Natures Jei Maker" With
Certo it is possible to make jams and
jellies from all kinds of fruit wheth-
er fresh, dried or canned. Some OF
these, which we're formerly most
difficult or impossible, can now be
made with the greatest OF ease. Certo
moreover saves the housewives time
as only one minutes boiling is re-
quired against the long, tiresome
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
BACCHUS TELLS OF
POWDER MAKING

Speaking at the open meeting Of
the Hercules Club in Trinity parish
house last night. T. W. Bacchus. vice
president OF the Hercules Powder
Company. said that the miracle OF
powder IS that many OF the worlds
greatest engineering projects never
could have been carried out but for
the force which lies behind the pro-
duet
f. d. Thatcher presided at the
meeting.
Mr.. Bacchus kept his hearers in
a state Of intense interest for nearly
two hours telling not only OF the
discovery Of dynamite but OF is uses.
He told Of the many great things that
have been accomplished and of the
manner in which powder is manu-
featured.
The United States is the greatest
producer and user OF dynamite, he
said. the improved methods of man
ufacture in this country producing
often several thousand pounds pei
man In the same time that tn,
hand method" used In other coun
tries produced 500 pounds. In thu
country. on account OF the grea
iron mines, copper mines and III,
extensive oil fields Is far in excess
OF its use in any other country.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
NINE. CURIE in
CANCER Fight
Radium Riscoverer Com
mends Americas Cam
paign Against Disease
SEES CONTROL
IF NOT CURE

Mrs Robert G. sMead. New York
city. chairman OF the finance COM
mittee Of the American Society for
the Control of Cancer. has received
from Nine. curie. discoverer Of radi-
UNI. a cablegram highly commend
ing the societys National Cancer
Week" campaign.
The cablegram sent from Paris,
reads:
The effort of the American So
ciety for the Control of Cancer to
bring home to the people the neces-
sity Of an early diagnosis Of the dis
ase, and urging its immediate treat
ment, should have the support of
every one with the welfare Of hu-
manity at heart
Cancer is a world problem today
and in spite Of the great advance
made in surgery and treatment little
avails unless the malady is early
diagnosed and treated by those skill
ed I'm its control. OF the thousands
who have died yearly a great num-
Der could have been saved had the
disease been taken in time. Spread
the propaganda that through better
knowledge regarding cancer the
present high morality may be re-
duced-as 1t will be-"
Nine. Curie, with the gram Of
radium recently presented TO her
by President Harding on behalf OF
American women, is now experiment
/ ing in cancer control and cure. Mrs
Mead, who recently saw the scientist
in Paris. says she is in much better
health than when in America last
summer.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
2S,2S7 RENTED
HOMES IN STATE
Of Total Number of 5000,
22,S2o Are Owned by
Tenants
70,5SO RESIDENTS
OF VOTING AGE

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.--The Blu
reau OF the Census has announc-
ed figures on the ownership
OF the total number of homes in the
United States. together with the
number rented and mortgaged.
Total number of homes in Della
ware we're 52,07o and OF which num-
ber 2s.2S7 were rented. The owned
homes totaled 22.S29. and 12,35S
we're listed as free. and 9,672 we're
encumbered The status Of 799were
unknown. and the tenure Of s54
were also unknown.
According to this statement 54.4
per cent OF the homes in the United
states in 1920 were rented. 2S.2 per
cent were owned by their occupants
and were free from encumbrance.
and 17.5 per cent were owned by
their occupants but were mortgaged.
The portion which the mortgaged
homes formed of the total number
OF homes increased from 14.5 per
cent in 1909 to rs per cent in 1910
and to IT'S per cent In 1920.
At the same time the Census Bur-
eau announced the figures on the
number OF persons in Delaware OF
voting age as 70.5S0. and of this
number 42,726 were of native par
entage and 5.os9 were OF foreign
parentage, and those OF mixed par
entage totaled 2.446 and the foreign
born white numbered 1854. The
negro numbered 9567.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
No More Gas in
Stomach and Bowels

II YOU wish to be permanently re-
ueved OF gas in the stomach ana DOW
els. take Baalmann's Gas Tablets.
Baaimann's Gas Tablets are prepared
distinctly for stomach gas, and for al
the bad effects coming from gas pres
sure.
That empty and Fnawing feeling al
pit OF your stomach disappears that
anxious, nervous feeling with heart
paipitation will vanish, and you will
again be able TO take a deep breath.
often prevented by gas pressing against
your heart and lungs.
Your limbs, arms and fingers won't
feel cold and go to sleep because Baal-
mann's Gas-Tablets prevent gas inter-
fering with the circulation; drowsiness
sleepy feeling after dinner will be re-
placed by a desire for some form Of en-
tertainment. Your distended stomach
viii reduce because gas win not form
after using Baalmann's Gas-Tablets.
Get the genuine in the Yellow Package
from Eckerd's Drug Store or any relia
Bile druggist Price one dollar.
Baalmann, chemist San Francisco.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02
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nothing 10 take part, and do
subscription to win prize.
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BEER NOW BREWED
INCLUDED IN PERMIT

2 WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-Letters
are to be sent to brewers advising
them that beer already manufactured
and held in STOCK may be sold for
medical purposes under the new
Treasury regulations. Internal Rev
enue Commissioner Blair announced
last night.
Sale OF this beer for the sick could
begin at once under the proper per-
mits, Mr.. Blair declared. adding that
there would be no delay in the is
suancc csrmits to brewers whose
applice 3 were without flaw. The
bureau. ne said, would not allow any
red tape to stand in the way OF the
immediate distribution OF beer for
medical purposes.
To permit beer held in dealco-
holizing plants to be used as medi-
cine takes a strained construction"
Of the law, according to a formal
statement issued by Wayne y.
Wheeler. general counsel of the Anti
Saloon League. I'VE are not so
much interested in this" he said, "as
we are in the enforcement OF the pro-
visions which prevent any applicant
from getting a permit who has vio-
lated either State or Federal law or
regulation Hereunder. This applies
both TO the brewer who makes his
application as well as to .he drug
gist who viii get a permit to sell It.
Evening journal., 1921-11-02

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