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Evening journal., 1921-05-12
AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

Sessue Hayakawa is the star OF
BLACK Roses" the picture which
the Playhouse has to offer for the
entertainment Of its patrons the
three days commencing today. This
is the famous Jap stars newest pic
ture and is a modern romance OF two
Japanese in the United States.
Hayakawa has his best role as
Yoda, the japanese architect who
takes a position as gardner on the
estate of a wealthy retired crook.
in order that he may learn the Eng
lish language.
The story is one OF deep mystery
bringing into play the cleverness and
silence Of the Oriental mind and
the thrills of an American atmos-
phere.
Hayakawa work Is to be supple
mented by the efforts of very capa
BILE cast Of supporting players who
are Tsuru Aoki tMr-. pessue Haya-
kawa). Myrtle stedman and Andrew
| Robson.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
EXHIBIT THEIR WORK

Special t. The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD. May 12.-The girls OF
the Home Economics Department OF
the Seaford public school are ex-
hibitng some of their work in the
show window of local store. Charts
showing some of the phases Of work
taken up in the study OF health and
interior decorations Of the home.
covers the walls of the exhibit
place. Canned fruit. such as peaches,
pears, beets. tomatoes. snap beans,
iellies, relishes, etc, and garments
are exhibited.
Charles Van Leer is instructing
the High School Chorus in the num-
bers that will be used at the COM
mencement exercises on June 3.
Mrs. c. A. Geist. who has been
spending several weeks with her
parents. former Magistrate and Mrs.
j. =. Dulaney. left yesterday for
Philadelphia, whore she will be
joined later by her husband, Pro-
fessor Geist. who is now in Texas.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

"son!" said Mr. Bear, sternly.
Mind your mannersl Ladies first,
especially mothers"
Butter-Ball had nothing further to
say, so he tucked his tail between his
legs-no, he hadn't any tail to tuck
and skunk along sullSy as sour cream.
Billy-Bunch had wanted grasshop-
pers too so he tucked in his tall
no. he hadn't any tail TO tuck in,
either-and he skunk alongside, sour
as buttermilk.
Pretty soon old Bruin Brown-Bear
called back, Hi there, kidsl see
great lot Of honey trickling out OF
that big button-ball tree. You fel.
lows shinny up and get a big handful
apiece and fetch il down. Mama,
head is hurting so bad she can't wait
I'll keep watch and If l see any bee,
a-coming. I'll call up to you"
Butter-Ball looked at Billy-Buncl
and Billy-Bunch looked at Butter
Ball. The same idea occurred L
both.
(To Be Continued
Copyright, 1921. n. e. A.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

Of the South Seas, "The Woman I'M
tanned which is to feature the sem
sational dancer Doraldina.
That most famous OF all songs OF
Hawaiian music Aloha Oe." Is to be
the main feature. It's sweetness and
rapturous beauty are known to prac-
tically all the world as the best ex-
ample OF Hawaiian melody on rec
ord.
The careful blending OF the
American and Hawaiian voices will
give a rich. alluring combination OF
this melody and other Hawaiian
music.
koomari Ragini. the dancinl
beauty direct from her triumphs il
New York vaudeville theatres. wher,
she has revived the Hawaiian Hula
Hula dance with success will ais,
be principal OF the revue
Wassili Bep, the noted composer
will lead the orchestra on the per
formance the first night.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
AT THE RIAITo.

The Pearl White VINO was the
original and most popular serial
queen the screen has ever known,
is the star today. tomorrow and Sat
urday at the Rialto playing in a
feature-size production called THE
White Moll" Everyone who likes
Pearl White will enjoy this picture
because it is a condensed serial with
all the surplus scenes left out and
all the thrills and romance Of the
excitement kept
Miss White plays first the girl OF
the underworld who reforms and
enters settlement work. There is
also another character THE White
Moll," she assumes this guise too.
The play is absorbing as only ex-
citement and suspense can be and
spectators will find it a worthy en-
tertainment.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
AT THE MAJESTIC

Judging from the crowds that at
tend the Majestic this week. it would
seem that the theatres feature Dor
othy Phillips in "Once to Every
Woman" makes a strong bid as the
most popular Offering in town.
The elements that go toward max
ing a picture popular are found in
once to Every Woman" They
may be summed up briefly in one
word life" The career Of one cir
is cited in detail and one finds ones
self absorbed in the raptures Of hei
ambitions, displeased with her sell
fishness and sympathetic with hei
sorrow
In addition to Miss Phillips In,
cast Of "Once TO Every Woman
consists Of Rudolph vanentino, Rob
ert Anderson Margaret Mann an,
others
Evening journal., 1921-05-12


Mr.. and Mrs. Brown-Bear went
lippety-lopalong out in the woods
hunting for their breakfast. Follow
ing them we're their twin sons, But
ter-Bal Brown-Bear and Billy
Bunch Brown Bear. hungry as
hunters.
"what'n you have?" Mr.. Bear
asked Mrs. Bear.
Mrs. Bear replied that as she al
ways woke up with a headache, there
was nothing that did her half so
much good as honey.
Then honey It is, said old Bruin,
her husband. Boys" turning to his
sons, hurry up and help US to find
some wild honey in one Of the trees.
Your mother has a notion that she'd
like some"
But I've notion, too" protested
Butter-Ball. 1--WE a notion that in
about another minute I'll be starved
to death, and 1 know where Greene
Grasshopper and all his relatives are
hiding. Couldn't 1 have just a weeny
bite before 1 hunt for the honey?"
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
( TYT'he II
.rlTGG0lQ
AT THE ARCADIA.

This is the last day for Wallace
Reid's picture Always Audacious'
at the Arcadia Theatre. The film
has furnished delightful entertain
ment for thousands OF Wilmington
ians since its presentation for the
first time last Friday
Al st. Johns comedy His Big
Secret" is the added comedy attrac-
ton.
"The Concert" famous as Leo
Ditrichstein's starring vehicle on the
stage for several seasons. has been
made into a photoplay Of exceptional
merit by Goldwyn and it has re-
tanned it's original title. Tomorrow,
Saturday and Monday It is to be pre-
sented at the Arcadia.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
is TT FRAZER?

The name Frazer has an interest
ing origin, whatever it is, for there
is disagreement about its origin on
the part of genealogists, which per-
haps means that It had different
origins in different cases.
One faction holds out for a Nor
man origin. taking the name from a
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
Ar THE orEEN

Like news that is always good and
popular, the exceptional beauty and
entertainmenp OF Mary Piekford's
picture The Love Light" now at the
Queen are being discussed by all
Wilmington. This is the first time
for over year that Miss Pickford
has been presented here in a new
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

feature and her coming is Of neces-
sity, something OF Importance.
The Love Light" is a romance of
love. laid in Italy Miss Pickford
and her scenarist and director, Fran
ces Marion. planned the story when
both were in Italy just the past sum
mer.
The engagement Of the film win b,
/ over on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
TO GO UNDER KNIFE

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKToN, Nd. May 12.-Frank P.
Price, president Of the Elkton Bank
ing and Trust Company, who has
been quite i'll for the past week, will
be taken to st. Agnes Hospital, Bal
timore, today for an operation.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

the question raised by the labor men.
He also suggested the selection Of
another committee to work along the
lines OF determining after a lower
level of costs had been reached what
the cost of building any unit Of con-
struction would be, in order to show
what had been accomplished by the
various groups in bringing about this
eadiustment
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
HAWAIIAN REVuE.

A native quartette and two Amer
ican feminine solists will form the
revue which will sing at the Play
house next week in conjunction with
the showing of the famous romance
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
DECORATION.

Stitcheries and hand embroideries
Of bright colors are to play an i'm
portant part in the fall dress de-
signs.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

in his latest comedy Offering mo
Children" Pathe News completes the
program.
Evening journal., 1921-05-12
SAVING LIVES

Neverrwait for a cold to wear
oft wears
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

0A 1t WCo ,
away the lungs
instead. Neg
lie c t e d colds
often lead to
pneumonia.
Father Johns
Medicine gives
prompt relief
from colds and
throat trou-
bles. /
Guaran { c e d
free from alcO-i
hoI and nerve
destroying drugsl
up on W hic n
many medicines
depend for theil
and which are
they weaken tn
the disease TO &C
Evening journal., 1921-05-12

The first application OF Howard's But
termllk Cream will astonish you. The
dullest, most lifeless complexion is turned
TO radiant beauty and red or rough
hands or arms made snowy white, yet
there is not the slightest sign Of its use.
lt actually vanishes from sight and the
most heated atmosphere will not pro
luce the least shininess or greasiuess OF
the skin.
No matter whether you are troubled
Eith "a poor complexion, wrinkles. puih-
ness around the eyes, crows feet or lines
around mouth or just a simple rough
ness Of the face, hands or arms caused
by wind or sun, you will find that these
troubles will quickly disappear with the
use Of Howhrd's Buttermslk Cream.
10 prove this to your complete salts
fiction, get a package today at any first
class drug or toilet goods counter. In
sist on Howard's Buttermilk Cream, no
other cream can take It's place. If you
cannot obtain, send 10 cents, silver or
! stamps for generous trial package Of
Cream aud Soap TO Howard Bros. Com
pany, 457 Washington Street, Buffalo,
\. y. n b. Danforth can supply you.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
CgADUACIoN

seten,a Y cinc0 ctntinOs dc terreno.
elpiv:IeafeS Il tres hcciireas. cn3-
trn areas. Sescnia ccntidrcaS. con PLAZA
ta,.iuueS dc c:Ifc. ual casa -habitaci5n
otra ii lado IL. la nliSina. oira de fien
d:I : olra mas ppInciia al lada. toda~
cnssirTidaS de naderaS Y zinc. gla
SIS Y tanqGc. cn lindcs por 81 Noric
CON ;crr"noS IL. jose Francisco Su;a:
"a Este. cl mismo Soto un canine:
S!:;l. Maria Is;dr;i VGlcz: nj Po'3in.t-,
To-. .tntolio Colla:n.- Iuscrita III foli:I.
Ia yucllo del tomo II. dc Lares. iis7.
"a No. i0SS. inscription IA.
"E RI STICA. radicada en- el hi-s
rr.O BGnnos .Airo-. del t6rmino mum z
cipal de I.arc>. mmcsta dc ocfnnf;E
! cacrdas nlaS n'enoS. cquivalentes III
treinta y dos fcct;ircaS vrinte V tlsSS
areas. no -"llta y tres centi;ireas, coil+
tCnicndo una case tcrrcra dc maderasS5
dc9tinada y hab'taci5A, cobijada C.
zinc. otra dc los mi>l,,ps materialos
Y de altos. dcstiEada Il ndquin., ua
taIqir y IN glasis. mas dos bolios
cuninrtoS de- yagUas. colindan7o III
NGr'e con tcrrcnoS de Hernandez Her
EalfoS: Sa!ientc. con los de Carmen
del Nallc Y el rio Picdras: Sud. con
los dc Jose Marta Delgado Esteves
al pCnientc con los de este jiltmn
una auebrada sin nombre. que s',--
PARA tcrreroS GO Elias Rodriguez.
Evaristo GonzaeZ. Ramon Herman
dcz Olivnncia Y jran Benigno Soto
! inscrita al folio % del tomo II, da
LarcS. finca No. 1902. inScripci6,l IN,
licha Suhasta So llevar;i Il eabo or
mi oficina. sitnada en- el cdificio a..
cSta C0rte De DiStrito cl dfa 80 DC il.
! MO de 1921, Il las de In tardc. NJ
/ iudicdndGSe dichaS fincas al meier.
poStor o noStoreS que deberdn consi
mar ST. impa'te en- moneda americans.
! on cl acto de su adjudication Y can-
fGimindose los compradores con los
! iftuIos cxisicntes conforme al Regis
! tro.
rs abogalo del denandante eif cs'ta
proceiimiento. el Licenciado Salvador
| SUau. de San Juan. T. Il.
F.! 4. GHcrdra SanfiHi.
Marshal de In Corte de Dis;rito.
Aguadilla. 7. r.. iunia I. 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

mos de icrreno. equivaientes trein-
Ia Y ncho hcctar"aS. dos areas. scsen-
ta cinc0 criIii:,rcas. CDl rlantacio-
ucs 0c 'afe. lmsioS Y lAaleZas. cGnti-
nicndo una CIsa.lahiia"i6n tcrrcra. Il"
ma.iCr;i> del pHi;. cohi.i.t,ia de- hirrrn.
Ora de los miSmos IVA terialcS contc-
nicnIo uMa niAq,iina Ge de:raS arar
ratC. IN tr"pichc ca NAL o>iado I'M
"iaS:S q" sccar ;arI. li,i,la al Nortc
cJl tcrreno. del rclG:a' t.. antr.. De
lii Maria DC Ia PaZ VtleZ Salirntc.
Maria ISidra VGipz; Sud, cl rio BIan-
90 Y Pedro Regaiado Gonzalez. antcs.
noa lsidro NdicZ Y NGlcz: y ponicn-
! tc. don Silycrio Vera. - InScrita al
( fnlio 1U vuelto del tomo Il. dc La
res. linca ndmcro 1G6 iriplicado. ms
| cripci6n 10a.
! 'R"-RU STICA. radicatla on cl ba
rrio I-atorrc, del t6rmino municipal
! do I.ares, compltcsta dc cincucnta y
. cuatro currdas Y VII cGntimo &c te.
/ rrcnc, q sean veiute ' una hcctiraaS
ir"inta y orilo dreas. a cafe. plata
| nos. paSto maleZa, cOnteniendo una
| "a -habitaci"u. 0tra para tiend.l, gia
, SIS. tanqUe Ei:i !uina de deScas ARA
eai6, on lindes Il; Noric. con Ii que
! hrada .Chiquita Y icrrenos de Maria
| BaSilisa NilcZ: ri Saicnte, Antonio
Coilazo y Succession dc Dionisio Acevc
/, do: Sur. II rio Rianco; Y Oeste. Anto
| MO CollaZo Y la auebrada Las LajaS
! Propicdad dc A%rladilla al folio dos
! cicntos cuatro yuclto del tomo die;
Y nucvc de I.arcs. En- cuanto a Ia hi
! poteca que Ia grava Il favor del So
| nor Marques. al folio 50. tomO r.. G(
I I.ares. tinca No 1206 inscription liza
| "C'-RC STICA, radicada Ell cl ha
| rrio Latorrc. del municipio de I.ares
! cnmpuaSta dc treinta cnerdas dc 10
rrcno. eIuivalenieS a once hectarcaS
! sctenta v nueve dreas. doce cent?
| areas, paste = malezaS. en- linies
sc~,in su tftulo. por cl Norte 20
/ nicnte con Don Antonio C0llazo. an
i tes. Don IsidrO Vtlcz; Saliente. ei re
! ferido senior Collazo. antes doha M
! ria I>idn;a Gle: y per cl Sud. 81
a rio Hla'io.- i scriia al f0!io Ia
tomo 4t. de Lares. ilnca No. 91S Dp.
inscription ia.
.D'>-RCSTICA. radicada ell 81 ba
rrio Latorrc. del t6rmino municipal
de I.areS. compue>ta de siete cucr,las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

usmss o. aEEsarorsles go NJ nus
smsisA menMA5ss arAnxrsarss arspsfs
a. he essp O. Ga. runnae 90 cua
u kA a. cue - ~ q publiriart e.
h miuna secAa. purgue. urelnAria.
msasa. IL IMPARTIAL eseaa con.
paeiasds Gs asce y media . Ia Una
d h annaa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
EIECTCION DE HiPOTECA
.tNINCIO lE SUBAST.t

A@ustfn Gucyara. Marshal dc Ia
C0rte dc Distrito del Distrito judicial
de Aguadilia. al publico hago saber
Que en- cumplimiento de una orden
de cjecuci0n eXpcdida por In Honorl-
bic Corte de DistritO dc Aguadilla cI
el proceGimipnto sumario eiecutivo dc
Baltasar Marques VS.. Placida Velez Y
NeleZ, ct al. demandadoS sobre cje
cuci0n de hip0tcca en- que Sc reclaml
cI pago de In srma de CINCO MIL
&ElcCIENTOS CUARENTA Y SEIS
DOLARES Y CINCUrNTA CENTA.
NOS (5.GfG.511 como capital de los
tres primer0S plaZos. Seglin roZa Ia
cscritura de constitution dc hp0teca
venccdores los d;as 81 de encrO dc
1918 1919 Y 1920. juntamente con sus
intcrcScS calculaG1S haSta cl 80 de ju-
Eio de 1920 Y los que 50 venZan has
ia cl dfa de su paso al tipo del do
GO (12b por ciento annual. mas Ii su-
ma de QUINIENTOS DOLARES
(SJ00) estipulad;, para costls Y ho-
norarios dc abogldo. pongo on pnblica
subasta los siguicntes inmuebles que
sc deScribcn aSi
"A'-RUSTICA. faditada On Il ha-
rrio de Latorre, del tGrmino Mnnici-
pal de LGres, compuesta DE- npsenta
seiS cncrdas "ctenta Y cinco cent
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

Ia laaxsim Gsmarra. lssmkmarR y
Ua- ha swxihiae 6llimnmrnie UNA -.
Ise q ihrss a. rnf'seiao iHixrts y a.
pulpilHnie srtnaiiasa. cCya irctuFn
Conslisnink una vuranacEa aciicia para
has peFmunns culsas. llc nqnI algnnos
titnios y nlganos namhrcn De autores:
- Sabor de Il rcnganza". De TIC
Baraja.
-Javcnsina m Bella. de Alberto
Insia.
ia cuarida". De Jose Francis.
III Terccr Libro de las cr6nicas"
Z. Gomez Carrillo.
"El Estanquc de los Lotos", poE
Amado Eervo.
"vera los Nihilistas", -por Oscar
Wilde.
Hay tambicn un libro delicioso del
inqaictante y suggestive escritor An
tonic de Hoyos y Vincnt: Son tres no
vclitas cOrtas en- un tomo, tres aqua
fucrtes de maraviilosa entonaci6n.
Sc sirven ledidos por correo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
ESTunIos coMERcYkLEs.

rantiZamos ensenar per c5neo. por sclo
s, al .ner; CURSE Complete de Conta
b.bdsi Mercantil. incluyendo IA conta-
ed de Cor2oraciones. y Ia Contabi
ID de Bancos. Taqugrsfia Gregg c
Pitmar. en- esrahol o .nslss. Curso Elc
mental &c Tenedor de Libros. solo 81
Nsnde seilos pidienGo informes a la
fljardo Commercial & Language
S1hool. ia escuela que cIrrplc lc que
otIece san Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

~ 49, aesando a fsi.s fn -lMs -
asiaas.- salis a. ffan e.. - tsals
iailas. tsias esanmrndaf " otsaas - s.t.
los. , durAsz lAstA = 20 a. sunie. g..
tAsa 81 uusiFo tsiaHas --iiaths -
st'a CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
CARIBE

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Pcrfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos medernos. Ascensor.
Telefonns. Magnificas habitaciones con
baio prlyado y efectos sanitarios. Es-
peciai comfort para fan;ilias pasa-
jeros. Precios moderados.
Telefonos 4S4 : 1.0O9. P. O. Box sO6.
Gale de San Francisco No. 81. San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

Al parecer I'd. encOntrarIa cara una
Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL: perO
no sc da cuenta del d;nero que lie
ahorra On solo seis meses de tenerla
en- uso constante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

AvISo A LOS DUENoS DE PANA-
DERIAS.- Ofrczco directamente de la
fabrica CERNIDORAS Y PESADO-
RAS AuTOMATICAS V toda clase dc
maquinas para Panaderias. Embarques
rapidos de New York precios y con-
diciones que sorprenderan I'd. Diri-
iase a NJ. F. NAVARRO, Box GAG 8
Sol 90, San Juan. p X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
CENTRAL

Edificio eonstruidoi expresamente
para Hotel, modernamentc equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con banjo,
telefono, timbres y cuanto requiere
el moderno comfort. Plan Eurcpeo.
Restaurant a la carta. TeiefOnQs:
SS1-114aF Box 1859, San Jose, Plaza
Principal San Juan, r. 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
CASA AMuEBLApA.--.Al,

CASA AMUEBLADA.- .Nquilc desde
el dia ounce del corriente eli adelante
hasta Diciembre, una casa fresca, calle
Union No. , esquina Mckinley mi
ramar) una cuadra de Ia parada u del
trole. Para informes lame al telefono
No. "a tverde) Santurce, en- la misna
casa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
SE VENDE

Una hermOsa iinca de COCOS en-
- oarriO CarrizaI dc Aguada, cQnti-
qua al mar y 20 minutos de Aqua
dilIa. Perteneciente la Succession Gar
cia, de MayagiieZ.
Son 1000 palmas nucvas M IN en-
20 cuerdas 23.
Canine de carretera desde Aqua
dilla Y desde Aguada.
Casa de vivienda enclavada ell la
misma Finca.
Para mas infOrme dirijase
+. TOrrecillas Ruiz.
p. o. Box 307, San Juan, p. X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18
\ AQUNClOS Y Reel AMOS ECONOMICS :

PcnnADo ERE1ooo. -Pusas sss~h
fAEiAnssAls - ficcs , oSlsoaat 2ino.
..sass eus - rrrhsa n psrrio RaAl y
.aRaaedia. nurrsi fsesrns RnsantNA'
ics Osrass nAvos csillnas y nailos
resriss ear csaprtunciA. sssgmHneo no
sa@niAr anganc es los cue sraeo 81
Nir-nsa s.e ~ snsss sEAminadss pOs
"a sAa4ss
Lame =. leislons Ne i;eR Q a So.
pcss Is mAAsnas y ssEk rr0asaUonis
s.unaide ds Raaosa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

PIANO NuEvo dc Ia acreditada Ia
br;ca de RICCA & son. Sc vende.
Salvador Brau No. &c, primer piso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

sE DEsEAE Senoras = Sehoritas pa
"a el .trabajo de cueiios y punos s.
ran liisns rctrihuidas.
Para infornles. dirijase a Mrs. Ro.
man. San Jose No. 3. al Telefono No
57i roo, . al apartado 97i, San Juan
p R<G
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

primer PREMIo" otorgado a Ia
popular QuincaIla "EL BOSQUE DE
BOL0NIA". por verdcr Tazas de 45 a
% centavos v vases de 20 a II centavos.
Ahorre direro comprsndo en esta Quin-
caila-33 San Sebastian 33.-Frente .
La Plaza del Mercado. San Juan. p. r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

iii'idad ca 20 amos de cHleriencla "a
insusncisn banoasiA. ofrece sas ssfr,.
cios raa .rslaios pos horaR. lnforms
an. x. C. Ielelono a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

HAY una c0sa en- que no pueds
psrdsrse tempo: Fl Negocio. Hay otrs
cosa que Ii ahorrHa q tempo perdido.
la "Fedefal Visible"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-18

coNTAHLE
GRAN opoRTuNIDAD.-s Sc vend.

una guagua comPletamente nueva: s.
admiten garantias. Box s, Santurc=
Tel S29 San Juan.
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CARNE DE CERDo joven, sano y gor-
do.--San Jose 90.

MUEBLES.-Si Vd. interesa vender o
comprar muebles. yea Jose Sierra. en-
Luna No. 6S 0 lame al Telefono 104l,
San Juan.
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Ell YEsUBIO

Participo a mi numerosa clicntela
que nueyamente me encuentro al fren-
te de este acreditado Restaurant, dor-
de encontrayan un esmerado servicio
la caffa. Sc admitci, abonados y
nunca faItan los sabrosos "Spaguetti',.
-vicente Rinaldi. Allen 20. San Juan.
Telsfono sss.
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-:HOTELES:-
PALACE


En- el centro cOmercial de San Juan,
con vista a la bahia. Contiene 110 ha-
bitaciones amplias, con cuartos de ba>
no. Roof garden, sitio ideal para
bales, banquetes, "soirees". Ell sic
ito de reunion de la buena sociedad.
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REGALAMOS

UNA LINTERNA ELECTRICA
EN-, FORMA DE PISTOLA AUTO
MATICA QUE EN- VEZ DE NOR
TIFFRO PROYECTIL AR2OJA UN
POTENTE FOCO DE LUZ ELEC-
TRICA a cualquier ninO Mia de
buena c0nducta. Escriba EN- esta iOr-
MA: The MAIL ORDER CO., San
German. SenOres: Deseo ser Agente
de ids. Pueden remitirme un lOte de
efectos de facil venta y su Nueva Lis
ia de Premios. A continuation indi-
co mi edad nombre de mis- padres y
de mi maestro.-2.
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Civi. No. 3lGa.
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Marshal de Ia Corte dc Disirito
-Aguadilla. p r.. iunia I. 1921.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-07
FOOT vein
Kansas Coal Shafts Are Two
Hundred Feet Deep.
Miners Get Out Fuel in Big
Underground Rooms.

Pittsburg, Kan, Oct. IA hole in
the ground, eight feet wide and six
teen feet long, and one hundred to
two hundred feet in depth-this is the
shaft of modern coal mine in this
section. The coal is bituminous, and
the acreage of a mine is ordinarily not
less than six hundred acres.
at the head of the shaft stands the
head house or tipple; two cages oper-
ate in the shaft, and the coal is hoisted
up the shaft, of course. At one end
of the shaft it a small manWay for
emergency use and also used in the
installation of steam and water pipes.
When the working level has been
reached, main entries are excavated,
which are like corridors. They are
usually five or six feet in height and
timbered with pine or oak lumber
three or four inches in thickness.
The coal seam" is usually about
three feet in thickness in this section.
After it is struck, the mine is sunk
some ten or fifteen feet below the
coal, forming what miners call the
sunni" a basin where the water from
the mine is collected and pumped to
the surface. Usually by drainage
system an attempt is made to collect
all the water at the base of the shaft,
whence it is pumped to the surface.
If the water cannot be ditched to the
central stump, pipe lines are installed
and water is either pumped to the
central stump or three bore holes to
the surface.
Opening off the corridors or en-
tries, thru which entry is made to the
coal. and thru which the coal is hauled
to the foot of the shaft, are a series
of rrooms," where the miners work.
These rooms are approximately thirty
feet apart, and after the miner has
taken out the coal for a distance of
one hundred and fifty feet, he is given
another room to work. The rooms are
about three feet in height.
Before miners go to work in the
mornings gas men" enter the mine
to test it for gas. From one hundred
to three hundred men are employed
in most mines in this vicinity Many
Of the mines provide bath and locker
houses Tor the use of miners.