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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
new YORK BIDDERS
BUY STATE NOTES
Highway Bonds Are
Unable to Find
Buyer

Idaho state treasury notes to the
amount Of $850,000 sold at pre-
MUM Thursday to r. w. Pressprich
& Co. Of New York. The two million
dollars worth Of highway bonds
found no taker.
-Four bids on the treasury notes
were opened by D. F. Banks, state
treasurer. The Pressprich offer stip-
ulated that the company would take
the $17O,000 one-year bonds against
the state highway fund and the
$680,000 one-year notes against the
general fund, bearing interest of z
per cent, at 13 cents above par, or
$11O5.
The bid of Eldrige & Co., thru the
First National bank, was the same
except that the premium price was
$1100. Seven and half per cent in
terest was demanded by the Equit-
able Trust company and the Palmer
Bond & Mortgage company, with a
premium price Of $1100. The Harris
Trust & Savings bank sought IN
per cent interest on the general fund
notes.
Mr.. Banks turned down the bids
on the 20-year highway bonds as be-
ing unsatisfactory. Some of them
may be considered with revisions.
1.-THE present condition of the
bond market is the cause of the fail
ure to sell the 100000 highway
ISSUE" said Mr.. Banks. ''The United
States government has just recently
thrown about 100000, 900 of short
term bonds on the market. Added to
that is federal reserve bank ruling
that future loans on Liberty bonds
must be Judged by market instead OF |
par values. This has resulted in the
dumping Of these issues.--Idaho |
Statesman. @
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
ATTEND REUNION

Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Hatch and
family left. Friday for Lava Hot
Springs to attend the Kelley reunion
which was held there Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Hatch and the two young
est daughters will go from there to
Soda Springs. while Misses Edna,
Viola and Ruby Hatch will return to
Blackfoot Sunday evening.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
ASYLUM NEWS

DR.. G. A. Hoover went to Boise
Monday to confer with the asylum
management regarding the contract
for the new building soon to be COM
menced.
DR.. Eaton, assistant to DR.. Hoover
went to Ft. Steliacoon Tuesday to
take an ex-soldier, whose mental con-
dition required special treatment
such as can be furnished there.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
STRAWBERRY PARK

Down on South Broadway w. w.
Priestly has developed q fruit farm
which he calls Strawberry park, and
this is his first week Of the straw
berry harvest.
His berries are large and juicy and
Blackfoot people can get them fresh
from the vines by calling at the
house or arranging with him for de-
livery at the time they are wanted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
RECEPTION GIVEN

A reception was given Friday
evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Raymond Rogers, who returned Fri
day afternoon from Logan, where
they were married Wednesday.
About twenty-five of their friends
gathered at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Mar
shall for the event.
The young couple will visit here
for a while before going to Kansas
City, where they will make their
home.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23

been filled up and the differences oil
opinion were buried with 1t, face
down. II.
The stockyards between the fair.
grounds and the railroad track are
to be removed to a new location near
the sugar factory If present plans can
be fully agreed upon, and the lane
opened up full width for an unob-
structed view and escape from the
odors that have at time been pro-
n0unced.
The old hump Of ground that lay
for thirty years just north Of the
crossing Of the Rich lane, has finally
been entirely removed In construc-
tion work and the ground leveled
down. Some Of the interested fell
lows are asking each other what II
anything can be done to keep 1t from
growing up to weeds, and nobody has
come forward with any kind Of
sahara grass to coat 1t over with, and
sit Is against the rules Of the tele-
graph company to let Virginia Creep
ers grow up on the poles, so that
.beautifuying the strip is at a stand
still.
II The grounds about the county
warehouse have been cleaned up and
the, machinery lined up In an orderly
fashion that meets with the approval
at funeral professions that pass the
place.
The row Of trees that stood on the
parking space at the western side of
the etcourt house grounds were all re-
moved but two, and the work stopped
And roots and rubbist and unsightly
holes greet the traveller, besides trash
and litter on the sidewalk left by the
w0rkmen. No plan has been an
n0unced yet for further Improvement
on destruction. i
The pe0nies in the court house
grOlnds are blooming this year more
pE1flsely than ever. before and the
roses give promise of bloom in their |
season. The parking space on the |
nOfthern side of the grounds has |
been graded and seeded to grass.
The array of old tanks and old
barrels accumulating at the southern |
,ide of the court house Is evidence OF |
acttyity in capturing the implements |
If the bootleggers and is also evi-
lence that the new county ware
rouse must be full or the officers
would probably store such unsightly
tuff where it would not be in such
contrast with the beauty of the
rounds.
The grounds about the city hall
ave been put in good order and the
its along the edge! of the new Bills
arage have been filled in and grass
own SO it will grow to match the
est of the place.
The grounds about the school
ouses and churches Of the town are
ot the subject of any activity indi-
ating desire for improvement or
dding natural beauty.
Work is progressing slowly on the
Of the seedbed in the
entral street parks on Shilling Ave.
The Rotary club is working on the
Ian to have Wolverine canyon set
side as national park for boy
couts and its natural beauty pre-
erved. Each year witnesses the
ltting of much of the timber and
hoppers seem to like to throw the
rush into the stream where 1t
1okes the flow and turns the water
ut into the, road and ruins it. The
Ian Is to have the natural growth
nd beauty preserved rather than to
low the destruction to go on as Z
eretOfOre.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
CLUB MEETS

Seventeen members of the Helping
Hand club met at the home of Mrs
H. T. Hubbard Friday afternoon.
Lunch was served and the guests
departed, after a very fine meeting.
The next meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs. G.. w. Jones.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-06-23
PRISON REFoRMER IN SHELLEY

Rev. r. B. Wright Of Boise will
be here next Sunday evening in the
interest Of the prison reform. He
will speak at the M. E. church and
his main subject will be 'The Pre-
vention Of Crime.U This is free and
everybody Is invited to attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-07
GENERAL CONN0R
IS EDUCATED SAY
LAT|N-AMERICANS
Fine Distinction Made by Span
iards When Man Speaks Their
Language or French.

PANAMA, Aug. IA mild sensa.
ton and an agreeable one, has been
caused In Panama by Brig. Gen. VIII
liam ID. Conner, u. s. A. who has
come here as chairman Of the Special
Panama Commission.
To Latfn-American. a man or wo-
man who speaks only his own Ian.
guage may be, Is not considered led
ucated." He may be a brilliant pro-
fessional man, a distinguished pbilos.
opher, and a leader among his own
people; such man is "sabido" or
'distinguido." But he is not "edu.
Gated unless he speaks Spanish or
French. The highest class Americans
that come to Latin-America do not
speak Spanish or French, and the peo.
pie here are accustomed to make al
iowances and speak to them as best
they can In English. Half the people
OF Panama speak English fairly well.
and half OF the other half are sitting
up nights studying what they call
"idioma Americana"
When General Common made his call
on President Porras, the President
talked along in the stately English OF
the academies and books, until he
came to an idea that could not be ex.
pressed in English. He hesitated
then used French phrase. General
Common answered him in French and
the conversation from that point was
bilingual.
Presently, in introducing General
Common to friend, the President said
in an aside in Spanish: THE General
speaks French very well
General Common protested in Span.
ish that his French was lame, indeed.
and only the Presidents kindness
could construe IL otherwise. The
President and his friends were fab
bergssted. An American who spoke
both French and Spanish had not been
heard of before outside the secretaries
OF legation. The news spread, Latin
Americans appreciate II greatly when
an American takes the trouble to
learn Spanish, because in their hearts
they think that Americans are eff.
cient barbarians. General Connor had
done them this honor.
The general is very popular in con.
sequence. He could carry away the
statues from the front OF the cathe.
dral on the central plaza II he wished
to do so. and like as not the people
would assist him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-07
by HARRY L. ROGERS,
Internal ional News Service.

Half a billion dollars yearly can be
saved to the United States almost ina.
nediately II the disarmament confer.
ence. to be held in Washington this
fall, approves the plan of the Harding
Administration for substantial reduc.
ton in ornaments, according to mill
tary and naval experts here.
Enthusiasts, who may be correct,
place the saving which reasonably may
be expected to result from the proposed
curtailment OF the naval and military
establishments as high as 81 900 ,0OO, :
600 annually. Accepting the lower fig
ure, the sum saved to the taxpayers of
the United States for a period of $50
years. compounded every five years at
per cent, would considerably exceed
twelve hundred billions, or more than
four times the total estimated wealth
of the United States today.
In the year 1920 five great nations
Great Britain, the United States,
France, Italy and Japan-spent Cor
military and naval purposes $16.442.-
2b1 ,101. This sum is a little over ST.
600. 000, 900 more than all those ma
tons together expended for military
purposes in the fourteen years extend
Ing from 1900 to 1914. 1t has been es-
timated that in order to pay for the
tremendous ornaments now in con-
temptation a tax equivalent to $40 for
every man, woman and child in the
world would have to be levied.
War The Greatest Drain.
OF the billions of dollars raised each
year by every conceivable sort of tax
alton, more than 80 per cent goes
either to prepare for future wars or to
pay the expenses of wars that have
already been fought. To be more spe-
cific, statistics show that out Of every
dollar raised by TAXATION 92 cents is
spent for things resulting from or APP
pertaining to war.
The cost OF the world war alone.
both in lives and in money, Is almost
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
ESPECTACUI.OS

!. Cine Tres Banderas. - Douglas
Nc Lean Y Daris May, en- la dificd
cinta "El Presidiario" y la comedia
"Al Maestro Puialada". $50
Teatro America. -France-ca Bertis
nj en- el drama "Orgullo".
Teatro Rialto.-Beneficio de los sen-
pleados del teatro, con el drama Pa
ramount en- 5 actos LA Senda Tor
tuosa', por la muysbella v simpatica
Enid Bennet. Gran concierto por la
orquesta en- honor de los benefciados.
Cine Luna.-Los primeros episodes
de ia Doble Aventura" y una conf.
Ca ,por Chato. 8
Cine Real, (Puerta de Tierra) -
Gran beneicio de los empleados con
la preciosa cinta comica sAl Sol" y.
"El Submarine U-85".
Cine Monte Carlo, (Puerta de Tie-
|rra).-Grandioso beneficio de los eni-
+pleados con la preciosa cinta c6mica
titulada: "Al Solp y Gel Submarine
U-35,. ~
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-A reir!
Charles Chaplin en- su gran production
del million de dollars Gel Chicuelo"p. Z
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).--
Eugene O'Brien en- la bonita comedia
en- 5 actos titulada "Amor y Gloria,
|estreno del 7mo episodio "De Poten-
|cia a Potencia" y la bonita cinta de
1000 pies de la Conferencia del De-
sarme. 1
Teatro Liberty, (Santurce) .-Fln+
ci6n dedicada los niiios. La estre-
LA infantil Breezy Eason en- sur boz
nita comedia en- actos LA. Gran
Aventura" Y una comica. III
Cine Puerto Rico, (Sapturce) Tin
grandioso estreno- en- ell cine con Ia
hermosa cinta "Anna de Luxe, en- z
reels, por la favorita Norma Talmad-
Ige. Ell .dia de nuestras damas sera
siennpre ell mejor de nuestros dias y
en- obsequio a elias hacemos esta ex-
hibicion en- damas gratis.
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-La Guar
ia jornada en- 7 actos de la gran nove-
la "Judex".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
UNA QUEJA

Agustfn Campos, de Santurce, ha
prsentade queja al 4Nttor:ey INFERNO,
Lcdo. Muhoz. jurada ante el juez Mu-
nicipal sciioc Aybar, contra los detec.
tives Francisco Chico y Jose Mercado.
porquc GStos, segdn informa CampoS,
al tratar de detener a unas persOnas
que cream los agcntes que hevaban
ron, por In calle de Cerra, en- cl po-
blado memcioEadO. hicicron varies dis
paros de revolver yeldo dos balas a
tocar, una al una puer;a de su casa,
que ticsic el Iimaro 12S de dicha ca
He, V otra Ell u,.a persiana, alojan-
dose Ell ella. Il TN pic dc distancia
de La CANA ,loilde dormian SUI sonora
Y sus hijos. Por su parte los detec-
tivcs niegan que >rls disparOs hayan
sido los que tOcarOn en la casa de
Campos, mnnifestanfln que hubO un
tiroteo el sibado por la mafiana con
la fuga d. los que ellos 'trataban de
arrestar, Y que suponen fUerap balas
dc GstoS los qcc liciernn cl dano en-
la casa rcferita. FL Attorney ha
ofrecido Eaccr una im cstigaci5n del
succso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
PROXIMA BODA EN- PONCE

Ponce. diciembrc 10. - Los cstima-
bles eSpoSos don Antonio Gonzalez Y
doiia Rita Albizu. han enviado eSque-
las a suS numeruSos amigos. invitando
atentamente para III boda de su bella
~ honeSta hija. Carmen Elisa. con el
culto joven don Juan SalichS: indi-
Icando que el acto Sc llevard efccto
en- III atrayente Capilla de In AIilagro-
81, die esta ciudad, cl jueveS 22 del
icursante, las nucye Y media de la
noche
Los que Ell csa fecha umirin Sus
destinos con les laZos matrimoniales.
son elcmcntos socialeS que diSfrutan
dc generates simpatfas en- esta ciudad,
por 10 que todos haccmoS yotoS por Ia
fclicidad conyugal dc los miSmos.
Sin duda que III ceremonial religiosl
: el respectable ho%ar de los padres de
In cGutraycute. Sc vel:in may concu-
rridos por SelectoS elementoS de esta
cuInunidad +
CORRESPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
IN CHoQtfE

En- la parada II, carrctera, el an
tOmoyil ndmero 1882 de don Enrique
Gonzalez, que guiaba el chauffeur
Benjamin Ramos ndmero 2687, cho-
CO con el autom6vil numero 2029, que
guiaba Ell chauffeqr Adalberto Itu-
rrondo, nimero 3o29, resultando am
bos carros con desperfectos. Invcsti-
,gado el accidente por Ia policffa am
bos chauffeurs fueron culpables de
ncgligencia dcnuncIados ante Ia
Corte Municipal por violar la ley de
automobiles fueron sentenciados "a pa
gar 10 dollars de multa cada uno. exr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
SIAIPATICA BoDA

FL Sabado contrajcron matrimOniO
en- csta ciudad, In CSpiritual senorita
Lolita Boada y el joyen Federico Iri-
garry. empleado Ell el Departamcnto
de la Prohibition.
Salferon inmediatamente para Adj
juntas. dondc pasariin la. luna de niel
regresando despues il San Juan, don
de tijaran SUI residencia.
Que la fclicidad mas completa rel
lie siempre en cl nuevo hogar, son los
Geseos del que este escribe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
DE sERvIc1o pUBL1co
ULTIMos ACUERDOs

Resoluciones adoptadas por Ia Co
mission de Seryicio Pdblico, EN- el dfa
le aver, en su session ordinaria, con
lsistencia de los Comisionados seiio-
res Benedicto, Toro, Wilson, Lippitt,
7abrera v Figueroa.
Estando seiIalada la vista pliblica
del case de Lupercio Colberg Pab6n
" otros, sobre solicitud de un permiso
revocable para cxplotar salinas en-
terrenos del Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
EN- ell barrio Llanos Costas, de Cabo
Rojo, sc llev6 a efecto la vista, COM
pareciendo la parte peticionaria repre-
sentada por el letrado senior MuiiOZ
Morales y el opositOr, don Jacobo l..
Cabassa, representado por el Lcdo.
Manuel Tous Soto, despues de la cual
la Comisi6n Sc reserve su resolution.
En- el easo de la American Railroad
Company of Porto Rico, sobre soli-
citud de pr6rroga de la tarifa alzada,
aprobada on julio 5. 1921, en- el inte-
rim Sc resuelye el case sobre fijaci6n
de tarifas con caracter permanente,
Sc dict5 orden sehalando el case para
una vista publica el dfa 10 de erenero
del ailo pr6Ximo, las dos de la tarde,
con citaci6n dc tOdas las parties in
I iteresadas, v que Ell el entretanto con
tinGe ell vigor la tarifa alzada de .refe
rencia hasta que recaiga resolution
final en- el case que ha de ser objeto
della vista publica.
| En- el case de Felix Benftez Rexach
sobre solicitud de devoluci0n de la fan
"a prestada por q, de acuerdO con la
Secci6n o de Ia franquicia, ndmero 507
referente la construction del Muellt
No. 6, Sc dict5 6rden al Tesorero para
Ique dcvuelva al peticionario Ia fan
za prestada, de acuerdo con la fran
quicia.
Sc aprob0 igualmente el proyect(
,preparado por la American Railroad
Company Of Porto Rico, sobre sisteina
de tontabilidad que ha de regif para
las Compaffas dc Ferrocarrilcs EN- Pto
Rico, de acuerdo con las reglas esta
blecidas por In Comisi0n de Concrete
entire Estados Interstate Commerce
Commission).
Fucron igualmente aprobadas las en-
lmiendas propucstas por cl municipic
dc Yabucoa las tarifas, reglas y re
glamentos para la venta de aqua Ell
dicha municipalidad, en- su sistema
de acueducto, aprobadas en- % de oc
tubre de 1921.
Sc aprob6 la solicitud de Ia Portt
Rico Railway Light & Power Compa
ny, para cambiar su itinerario de tire
mes de pasajeros en- la lfnea Rio Pie
dras-C -Caguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
MoMENTos DEL cAMINo
VA listed 4 GnNoyA :....
:COntinuaci0n de la pag. 81.

:COntinuaci6n de la pag. 81.
asimismo negros pareCe cue aclban
de salir de una botella de tinta, Y les
acOmpaiia ese extraho misterio de los
scrvidores de las Empresas funera-
rias. Su traje anuncia dessracias :
Observation-Disclosures. choques... Les Obli-
garan vestir dc luto-pcnsamcs--
por los dailos que han hecho...."
En- la cstaci6n pr0xima ampliamos
lrestras cmpavore cedOras cbscrvacio-
ncs al advcrtir que Il uniforme de
los agentcs lie Ordcn pfblico tambien
es absolutamente negro. La vision
del enterrador 81 rcpitc. Aquellos
hombrcs fGncbrcs ncs hablan de ro-
hos. de asesinatos.... En- ningdn pats
recordamos habcr conocido una poll
Ella mas triste. Esta vcstida cxclu-
sivamcnte para TRAFALGAR dc noche,
.levar los pobresr transeuntes a la
Casa dc Socorros y acompafar la
familia en- el sentimiento.
Bajo estas amables impresiones he
mos llegado Geneva.
Eduardo ZGmGcois
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
Ell GRAN il RADIO

Entire AYR Y antes de aver o7
Gran Jurado de Ia secci6n scgunda
de Ia COrte de DistriJa, Que 10 COM
ponen los seiiores Llyis Gonzalez, Luis
Abril, FhliX Rodriguez, M1Ximo Cruz
Pedro Roman. jose Izquicrdo, Rafael
Lopez. Carlos Durecut, Jose Garcia
Ubarri. Juan Elias Cruz, Estcban Be
tancourt, Juan Garcia Rosado Eeri-
bertO S. Garcia V Nicolas Iturregui.
resolvi6 mas de 80 casls de asuntos
crimin:IieS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
MERC.tDO DE AZUCAR

Cable reci"ido por Lnmbcrn Com
pany. san Juan, +. r.. DE su ciicina
Ell New York:
"Mcrca;lo indcciso. Limitadas ofer-
tas del nuevo Y vicjo cosecho de Cuba
para emnaraue encro febrero $500
ccs.o v fetc. Sc informa que una
firma rccientementc constitufda repor-
ia ventas de 100000 sacos del viejo
cosccho de Cuba i t,ote Il $1.97 costo
y ficte.
Comit6 cubano d,siu oriza la venta,
pucs ellos solame,Ite son los que tic
men control para la venta cn los Es-
tados Unidos de los azdcarcs cuba
nos
Lahborl, D Company.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
LAS FALSAS ALARMAS

Ell SUPUESTO CASO DE VIRUELAS
El domingo, cuando lego este
puerto el vapor COndc WUrcdO, sc
infonno las autoridades que bordo
habfa un case dc yiruclaS ncgras.
Despues que las autoridades fedora
les sanitarias precticaron una invcsti'
gaci0n cientffica. llegaron a la conclu
sion de q. sc trataba simplemente de
un case de varicela, y que los pasaje-
ros DO corrian peligro alguno de con-
tagio. Los pasajeros demembararon
dos horas despu6s de haber fondeado
el buque.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
AGGRESSION.

FL dfa is del corriente, como 4 las
Z p. m. en- la icalle .Esperanza",s dc
Arroyo, Felix Rodriguez, armada dc
un cuchillo, acometi6 y agredi6 a. MI
guel Rosa, inflriendole dos heridas de
qaracter grave en- el becho, siendd
conducido al hospital municipal dom
dc fue asistido. FL agresor fue se-
guido arrestado y puesto disposi.
.cion del juez municipal, qnien le fij6
'fianza de mil d6larcs. ' s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
pAsAPoRTEs

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
los siguientes pasaportes:
Para Espafa: al seiior Donald Bax-
ter Upham, de New York City.
Para Curazao Y Venezuela: al Sc
nor Elio Chiclana, de San Juan.
Para Santo Domingo, Cuba, Cura-
zao y Venezuela: a la Srta. Floren-
ce Whitbeck, de Madison, Wisconsin
Para Venezuela: las sehoritas
Maurine Woodruff y Katherine Hunt
Jones, ambas de Ponce.
Para Curacao v Colombia a los Sc
iiores Sinesio Giboyeaux Garcia, de
Vega Alta, y Toribio Ortiz Le6r
Ortiz, ambos de Toa Baja.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
Ell CASO CONTRA PEDRO SOTO
= RIVERA

Aver por Ia maiana Sc celcbr6 en-
la Corte Federal, 81 juicio contra Pc
dro Soto Rivera. de Fajardo, q quien
ser lie acusaba de trasportar ell una
yegua, en- uni6n de Julio Rivera, va
rias botellas de ron Julio va Sc habfa
.declarado culpable, el mes pasado !;
pero Pedro habfa nesado Ia acusaci0n.
FL jurado, despues de haber deli
Dorado cerca dc una hora no pudo
ponerse dc acuerdo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
EN- YIAJE DE CONIPRAS

Esta tarde embarca para Estados
Unidos. en- viaje de compras. nuestro
amigo el conOcido joyen espafiOl don
Jose Antonio Portilla, apoderado del
acrpditado almactn de tejidos de es-
tn plaza, Enrique dc Ia Fuente.
Buen viaje deseamos al amigo
POrtilla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
Los HERMANos DEL PADRE

En- el vapor CdndHOra embarc0 aver
tarde para EstadOs Unidos, el HERNIA
Carthy. Ell compailfa de SUI esposa
que como saben nuestros lcctores, ve-
man Il Puerto Rico con el proposito
de pasar junto al fallecido sacerdote,
las vacaciones de Nayidad.
Los esposos Mccarthy regresan al
Norte, sumidos en- un estado de verda-
dero dolor.
:, Vaya con ellos nucstra simpatia
afectuosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
JuGABAN GALLos

\ El dfa 1S de los cursantes, en- 10
carretera. que conduce de Naguabo a
playa lIdcares' la policfa sorpren-
li6 Santos Rodriguez, de % amos Y a
Ambrosio Castillo. negro, de 33 afios,
mientras Sc dedicaban rifia desa-
flo de gallos. Fueron denunciados
por delito de crueldad para con los
animales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
AGUINALDo PARA-Los cIEGos

FL Casino Espanol de, San Juan,
| que viene realizando una labor social
tan admirable, ha enyiado al Director
(del Asilo de Ciegos, de Ponce, la can
tidad de cincuenta d6lares, para el
Aguinaldo de los Ciegos. Fues este un
acuerdo tornado .en la Ultima session
de Ia Junta Directiva del gran cen
tro social
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
DINET Y PACHECo

La acreditada joycrfa que tiene va
tan amplia clientela, nos ha enviado
un elegante almanaque Y unos .eepi-
Hos, que son de inapreciable !utilidad
para las gentes de oficinas.
Los sehores Dinet y Pacheco. tie
men bien acreditado su-buen gusto y
no hay que dccir como sus obsequios
nos GUSTAV.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-21
PRODCCTOS ALEMANES PARA
san FRANCISCO

FL vapor danes. PdruHa, que lleva a
Su bordo un gran cargamento tie pro-
ductos alemanes para San Francisco,
(California), Sc encucntra 81 puerto.
tomando carbon FL buque saldra csta
noche para su destino, via Canal de
Panama