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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
No. 0i4085

U. &. land Office at Las Cruces. \.
NJ. October 16. 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given that John
johnson, Of Deming. New Mexico, who,
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Tanlac has made life worth living
for m lllons uf PEOPLE who had almost
given up hop. 4 would 10 the sn a.
for You. Sold by RoseSr Drug Co.
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small per cent suitable for killing pur-
poses, but the trade was slowed down
considerably by the heavy run OF short
fed steers and lower prices in Chicago
Here the best cows, steers and heifers
were steady. The medium to plain
kinds were 10 10 IL cents lower. and
common kinds slow sale, though clos
10 steady. Average quality was or
binary. No full fed steers arrived
Calves were 80 cents to s1.OO lower.
Stockers and Feeders
Though n good many country buy
ers were here and the supply Of thin
cattle large. trade was rather quiet.
Good TO choice classes sold readily. and
the plain and ordinary kinds were slow
sale. Prices, however. were held
steady as Indications were that the lie.
mand viii broaden later IN the week
Hogs
a few medium and light weight hogs
that sold early TO order and shipper
buyers AT sG75. to 800 were quoted
steady Packers however. held off
for lower prices and finally gained
concessions Of 10 10 Is cents. The
packers top was $500 and bulk Of the
sales sGi0 TO $500 Pigs sold up to
sT.75. Receipts though larger than
a week ago, were smaller than year
ago.
Sheep and Lambs
Some range lambs sold ut 5000 and
most Of the ewes which were ordinary
quality sold at S3.75 and sto0. The
market was quoted steady on fat sheen
and strong to 25 cents higher on lambs.
The few feeding lambs werr bought at
S775 fully steady.
Horses and Mules
Fairly liberal supplies are in sight
for the horse and mule auctions this
week. Today's horse prices were un-
changed. Demand was fairly active.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
Annual Meeting Held.

The stockholders of the Bank OF
Trenton held their annual meeting
in the directors room of the bank
Wednesday of last week and state
ment was made of the last years
work that was highly pleasing to all
who are interested in the bank. Not
withstanding the usual financial
stringency, the bank has made an ex-
cellent showing, an eight per cent.
dividend being ordered paid from the
earnings. The bank has a capital OF
SS5, 900 and surplus of $4,000. Its
deposits aggregate s15s,733r13 and
loans 1921, ,7o5.54, with only $4,000
of borrowed money from other banks.
The members of the board of direct
ors were reelected and the following
officers reelected: j. F. Belts, pres
ident; A. S. j. Miller, vice-presi-
dent; and W. w. Miller, cashier.
From the, time it was founded the
bank of Trenton has steadily increas-
ed it's volume of business, which is
largely due to the active and aggress-
i've policy of the management, being
at the same time conservative.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
MIR. Sam Taylor.

For the past 80 years there mas
lived unique character in Edgeflsld,
living as isolated and as closely to
himself as any person who has ever
resided here. We refer to Mr.. Tay-
lor who passed away at the county
home Saturday and the interment
took place in the cemetary on the
county farm Sunday. Mr.. Taylor
came to Edgefield from North Caro-
lima about 80 years ago and has fol
lowed the trade of bricklayer, always
doing first-class work. But few brick
structures stand in Edgerield on
which he did not work. He was never
married and has no relatives in this
section of the country. On account
of failing health he went to the
County Home several months ago
and it was there that he passed away.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
lie could soon be on the road to recov.

he could soon be on the road to recov-
cry.
Mrs. Archie Lewis entertained the
New Century club last week, there be-
ing several visitors present. The chief
business was in making contribution
to the Italian Babies Fund, and defin-
ite arrangements for play that is soon
to be- had. After program on Ma
tional legislation musical program
was enjoyed. The hostess, assisted by
by Mrs. A. P. Lewis and Miss Marie
Lewis, served dainty salad course.
Miss Harriet Bupee of Rockford, ILL.,,
is spending this week with Miss Emma
Bouknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Allen, John, Jr.,
aed Miss Mary Lewis of Meeting Street,
were visitors here the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard Tarrant, now
of Ridge, were here during the past
week in the home of the latter's fa-
ther, Mr.. Will Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Davis are now
domiciled on Edisto street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
Edgefield Farmers Grow
Tomatoes.

We are told by County Agent Car
vile that several farmers around
Edgefield are going to grow tomatoes
on commercial scale this year for
the purpose of shipping and canning.
This work is being done in coop
Grafton with the towns Of Williston
and Trenton, both communities hay-
ing large truckings interests. The
marketing will be done very much
as the asparagus is now sold, through
the aid of the North American Fruit
Exchange.
1t seems that after the tomato crop
of Florida is over with that an inter-
val of about four weeks exists be:
fore the crops of Virginia and Mary
land come on the market, and it is
this period of time that the South
Corolina growers expect to supply.
Mr.. Carwile says that the plants for
this growing should go in at once;
and already he has ordered the plants
for the Edgefield growers. He fur
ther states that he will be glad to get
in touch with others that will grow
anywhere from one tenth of an acre
up so that all may be included in the
shipping arrangements. So if you ex-
pect to grow any tomatoes that you
need see your County Agent at once:
The Globe and Stone are the best
varieties to grow for commercial pur--
poses, and these two varieties will be
grown to be shipped.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
Sullivan News.

Ourschool and community was
greatly shocked and a gloom of sad.
ness was felt amongst US all because
of the sad death of our beloved
teacher, Mrs. Jessie Winn,which oc.
cured on the tenth of March. She had
been married only few months.
Her maiden name was Miss Jessie
QUITS. She was adopted into the city
of Greenwood, the town of her birth
being Edgefield.
Three physicians attended her, DR.
j. H. Self, DR.. Harmon of McCor-
mick, and DR.. Epting,their family
phisician of Greenwood.
After exhausting their skill and
many friends to administer to her
wants the great heavenly Father saw
fit to take her for his own, and took
her from earth and has transplanted
hersweet spirit in that haven of
rest.
Her remains were taken to Green
wood to her parents home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe QUITS. From here the re-
mains were taken to the Methodist
church and the funeral exercises were
conducted by reverend Turnipseed.
There were many beautiful flowers
presented by relatives and friends
which was true evidence of her
popularity.
From the church the remains were
taken to 'Leveledend church between
Greenwood and Ninety Six, and
placed by her sister, Martha QUITS,
whohad just preceded her two
months before.
A number of her pupils and neigh
bors followed the remains to its last
resting place.
:. She was entering INTO 5her second
year as teacher of the ulliyan school:
She had endeared herself both to
pupils and parents, welding christ
ian influence over her school and
neighborhood. Her loss here is Iheav-
ems gain. Wedeeply sympathise with
her husband and her family. May the
great phisiciann heal their wounded
hearts and may they say, Goods will
be done and not ours. May her in
fluence long live to guide many a
long the paths of righteousness and
be a means of grace in helping to
point some soul to the Lamb of God,
that taketh away the sins of the
world.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
Clean up Week

The. following committees have
been appointed by the president O
the Civic League to inspect the prem
ises on the different streets on Friday
morning April the twenty second. i
Each committee will report the
cleanest premises on their streets
thena committee composed of Mrs
A. E. Pagett, Mrs. j. E. Hart, Sr.sand land
Mrs. j. H. Cantelou will inspect taess
premises the same afternoon and q:
ward the first and second prize.
,ss Mrs. p. p. Blalock il: Miss, SophiF
spobson b 9th sides of street from
the residence of Mrs. P. P. Blalock
sr. to the depot, including street
leading by Mrs. w. w. Adams to Mrs
j. G. Afford.
Mrs. W. E. Lott, Miss Ethet De
Loach: Both side of main street fom
Mrs. J. D. Holstein's residence to the
depot, both sides of street from Mrs.
]. E. Hart to Mrs. Kate Lynch to Mrs.
D. ]. LaGrone, street from Mrs. Mary
Norris to Mrs. Young.
Mrs. j. G. Holland, Mrs. A. 7. Sam
uel: both sides of street from Mrs
w. R. Covar to Mrs. j. W. Reece'
both sides of street from Mrs. J. W.
Reece to Mrs. John Rainsford, both
sides of street from Mrs. j. R. Tim
norman to the Addison building,
from the Addison building to Mrs,
Agatha Woodson.
Mrs. DR.. j. S. Byrd, Mrs. w. L.
Dunovant: both sides of street from
Mrs. Wright Holston to Mrs. I. H.
Rainsford, then left side of street
from Mrs. T. H. Rainsford to Mrs. W.
T. Kinnard, including street to Mrs
E. S. Rives and Mrs. LIS. Kerna,
ghaan.
Mrs. P. M. Feltham, Miss June
Rainsford: both sides of street from
Mrs. c. Jackson to Mrs. w. L. Dun,
ovant, then right side of street from
Mrs. W. L. Dunovant to Captain N
G. Evans office, including street te
Judge N. L. Brunson and Including
street to the Misses Abney.
Mrs. B. L. Minis, Miss Emmie Ian
ham: both sides of street from Court
House to Mrs. ]. W. Thurmond, in
cluding street leading out to Mrs. B
L. Minis.
There will be regular meeting Of
the Civic League in the Library room
Monday afternoon April the 1s. al
5, o'clock. All members are especial
| ly urged to attend.
The President.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13
Candidate for Cotton Weigher.

l respectfully announce that 1 am
a candidate for reelection to the Of
flee of public cotton weigher for the
town of Edgefield. have served on
ly one term and the experience l
have gained will enable me to rem
der more efficient service in the flu
'ture. If elected for a second term, ]
pledge the same faithful and impair
tial service that / have rendered in
the past.
W. G. Byrd.
~NNNoe%~eN~ e1~~N-
Mrs. Ingersole, Aiken; Mr.. and Mrs
p. D. Willis, Gaffney; Mrs. j. M
SHREDDER, Of Savannah; Mr.. Leande1
Laffiday, Laurens.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1921-04-13

with painted frowns deepening his
real ones and with his green and yell
low sword clanking menacingly at
his side.
FLORENCE MINIS.
Aurora, MINI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
FL. GOBIERNO INFERNO DEL
SIR. HCiKE

Esti va reSuelto que en- la auSen-
Ella temporal del G0bernador Reilly,
quetlara encargado del gobierno del
pals. el actual Comisionado de Edu-
caci0n. Muy recargado lie trabajos eS-
tara cn eSe tempo ell I.cdO. Huyke.
con los dos Departamentos del Eir-
cutivo, que eXigen mayor atcnci6n V
cuidado; perO no puede negarse que
hubo acicrto en- Su designation
Huyke es portOrriQueilO. conoce CO.
mo pocoS, su pals, habla perfccta-
mente los dos idiomas aquf ell uSo. V
es de caracter placido Y conciliador.
Como los asuntos de mayor diticultad
Y aspereza quedan va resueltos, por
ahora, ell periodic del gobierno interi-
no sera como un remanso conveniente
despu6s de In agitaci0n promovida por
las actuaciones de su antecesor.
Como la gesti6n principal de los unio-
nistas ahora parece mas bien exterior,
sible. de los altos poderes metropoIl-
ticos la normalidad, el pals quedar;i
Ell disposition ma> descmbarazada pa
ra entreSarse al cstudio Y Soluci6n de
otroS problemAS de inter6S plIhlico
que lie ata1en tamhi6n con urgencia
Estl para terminarSe e. periodic de
ampliaci5n liquidaci6n del presu-
pucsto del aio e"on6mico lie 1920 al
21; Sc aproXima la tpoca de Ia zafra
aZucarera, Y eNigen preparaci ZONES ade-
cuadas laborioSaN la question de
brazos de fabrication. las facilida-
des econ6micas de embarqucs Y asegu-
ros. la question magma de los precios
de eXportacijn, V los planes adecuados
para la mejor preparation productiva
en- la cosecha pr6Xima.
Algo analogo hay que hacer con res
pecto al cafe. cuya vendimia empie-
"a ahora. v mas tarde seguira el ira
gin del tabaco V de los llamados fru-
tos memories. algunoS de los cuales van
llegando mayores, afortunadamente.
No faltara que hacer de seguro en-
este periodic de receso polltico. que
Sc avecina, con el interegno guberna-
two del senior Huyke. que sera un en-
Sayo mas. en- union de los de Travie-
so Benedicto, para la detnitiva com
probaci6n dc Ia aptitud de los porto
rrioueiios para cl buen sobierno de
su pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

atendiendo con verdadera cortesfa d
la seiiora Reilly, hijas Y demas damas
de la comitiva, estaban las senoraS
senoritas siguientes
Seiloras Josefa Torres de Rivera,
Melita de Garcia Julia Ortiz de Pont,
Mercedes Ortiz de Martinez, Josefa
Pont de Canine, Carmen Martinez de
Carmona. Ana Martinez de Pont, Mrs.
Batescn, Pepita Vando de Oben, Jo-
sefa Nurat de Torres, Rosalfa Pas
trana de Cervoni. Julia Victoria To-
rres dc Becerra Y Sra. dc Pasarell,
Maria Il. de Serrano, senoritas
Carmen Torres Colon, Providencia
Cruz, Pillar Alvarez, Regalada Rive
ra, Carmen Rivera, Angelica Pont
Martinez PraXedes Cervoni, Purita
Pastrana. Julia Negr0n. Genarita GU
tierre.i Cru1ta Gutierrez, DomitisA
Gonzalez, Mercedes Carattini Luisa
Rodriguez, Teresita Rodriguez, Ange-
lima Aviia. Estelvina Torres, AntOlina
Rivera, Blanca T. POnt, Maria LA
mas. Placida Sanchez, Maria Cervoni,
Juana Torres Lopez, AIargarita pOnt,
Angela Torres. Angela PQnt Zayas,
Josefa Cruz, Rosa Maria Rivera,
Monsita Quintana Inocencia Arias
Sanchez.
DiOSsiOsrcri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
DICE VICENTE MONTANEZ q
ES UN' RANCHO POLITICO

Aver tarde estuvo en- esta rs.a.
cion, el senior Vicente MontaTez ,tUO.
dijo ser propietario del distrit
Toa Baja, para manifestarno> q.e
asunto por ell cual el saTor rs al D.
Collazo expidi6 orden de arrestc e
ira el, por infraccion al art1culo l.
del Codigo Penal, es un ran - l.a-
guado contra el, por los repuh.is al
del Dorado; Y que ell tiene absolu
contianza en- nuestros honrado5 tn
bunales.
Nos dijo que no era cierto o.
habia aspirado a ser juez d. v
Alta en- ninguna epoca.
La fianza del senior Montan
prestada en- Bayam6n por Ell sel
Pablo Morales Cabrera dona Tel
sa C. de Viner.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

Cuando los pueblos estan prepara-
dos. tienen bue.ios elementos socla-
les exceso dc cultura, no importa
que las opiniones estGn .diyididas.
..Todos lacen falta, v nadie hace
falta'. Aibonito. que por algo esta
a 1000 pies de altura sobre el niyel
del mar, ha probado una yez mas,
ser un pueblo de cxqIiisita cortesia !;
que sus valiosos elementos sociales-
que son los mas--no Sc dejan arras-
trar por elementos apasioliados que.
nunca faltan Ell los pueb,os: hech0
demostrado prdcticamente con el re-
cibimiento que Sc lie hiciera. la
primera autoridad de Ia Isla, S. f..
ell gobernador Reilly. Scnoras Y seio-
ritas, y caballeros que le acompaiia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
LOS sENORES DE TRIGO

A bordo del vapor Cadiz, de la Com
pania de Pinillos, han regresado aver
a San Juan, despues de diez meses de
ausencia, ell eminente hombre de ne
gocios don Dionisio Trigo, su gentili-
sima esposa Sara Orbeta y sus ninos
memories.
Los senores de Trigo que tienen por
derecho propio un sitio de privilegio
en- nuestro mundo elegante, han re-
corrido las principales ciudades de
Espana y vienen encantados de su nue.
va excursion, y vuelven asi mismo sa-
tisfcokcs de encontrarse de nuevo en-
esta bella Isla en- que tienen su hogar
v en- que son tan justanente estima-
dos.
A, recibiN q la Sra de Trigo fueron
al muelle distinguidas damas de nues-
ira mejor sociedad y a dar la bien
venida don Dionisio, una muy bri-
llante representation de nuestro mum
do fnanciero Y numerosos amigos del
popular viajero que es aqui tan que
rido.
Ell IMPARCIAL reitera a los pres
tigiosos viajeros ell mas rendido ho-
menaie de saludo, Y Sc felicita Y fe-
licita a nuestra sociedad por el re-
greso de los senores de Trigo, cuya
ausencia Sc hacia va para sus ami
gos, hasta prolongada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
Los GsDii0|eS tDnaIOn GI domingo pa-
SalO IA nGseta dc lguGIn80, dNnde
pede det&nGS Gl aVanCG
I'm NUEVO CRlMEN TERRORISM
PFRPETRADO EN- UN TRANVlA EN-
BARCELONA, HA CAUSADO
GRAN ESTUPOR
Los funerales del Primer MintStro Jd-
DOn6S han SidO muy SenClll0S
Irr r1rrsrpo sEnv1c1o. CABLEGRAFICo ESPEcIAL)

,un tranvia, el conocdio sindicalista
Eduardo Duran. La osadia de los ase-
sinos, cometiendo un crimen en- pleno
dia, en- un tranvia, ha causado estu-
por. Los criminales huyeron, pero Sc
espera apresarles de I'm momento a
Lotro.
TOXIC, noviembre Clos funera-
les celebrates en- honor del Presiden-
te del Consejo de Ministries del Japon,
senior Hara han sido de una gran SEN
cillez. Ell viernes probablemente Sc
ra nombrado ell successor. La agitacion
reinante en- los circulos politicos es
vivisima. Sc habian tornado todo ge-
nero de precauciones para evitar cual-
ouier nuevo atentado mientras Sc ce-
lebraban las ceremonias f1nebres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
Una Vi0|GndSina tGInpGSt3d 8ZOta G.
Nute de FIanCi1, c3uS1D1O
e0OIneS 33iO}
LA VISTA DEL PROCESO DEL NUE.
.VO BARBA AZUL EMPEZO AVER E.
PARIS, EN- MEDIC DE UNA GRAN
ESPECTACION
Luis NiCoIdu MEGA su participation eH
ell dSeSindtO de DdtO, porO
Serd eXtrddtddO


PARIS, noviembre 9.-Una violen-
tisima tempestad ha azotado todo el
Norte de Francia, causando enormes
destrozos. Las inundaciones han he
cho grandes danos en- los sembrados Y
en- el ganado que ha sido alrastrado
por la furiosa corriente. Sc teme que
ell numero de victimas entire los cam
pesinos sea considerable. Han ccurri-
do muchos derrumbes de viviendas a
causa del temporal.
PARIS, noviembre 9.-Ha comen-
zado la vista del sensational proceso
incoado contra el famoso criminal
Henri Landrau, apodado ell Barba Azul
moderno, autor del asesinato de diez
mujeres y un nino. Tambien esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
El Gobernador en- Aibonito
Lo cortes no quita 10 valiente

han ea In tarte del Sibalo cincO.
Los p.eparatiyts para su reclblmieh-
to, no .nacieroE de las lutoridades To-
Gales, V 81 por iniciativa de sellores
dc todos los elemantos sociafes y po-
lfticOs. Con rcspccto a In ccncurren-
cia V he1mosura del acto, 10 hay que
(lecir, la prueba In hara deapasiona-
damcnte III planclla fctOgratiul del
senior Escalona, represen ndo tal
puerto Rico Ilustradu'', asf como los
Reporters de varios periodicos que
vimos V tuvimos q gusto de saludar.
En- ell Hotel Boriniuen fu3 recihida
la comitiva per su propietario don
Diego Becerrs,.~ V Ia senorita admins
tradora Proyidencia Gutierrez, quien
en- union de otras damas Sc presto
a preparar muy artfsticamente los
Salones V comedor de dicho estable-
cimiento.
La comisi6n de adornos fu6 presi-
dida por la distinguish sonora dola
Josefa Aguayo de Ventura. Y la bella
esposa del DR.. E. Canine, Pepita
Pont Zayas.
Ell lunch estuvo exquisite, Y muy
bien scrvido por un ramo de lindas
flores aibonitehas vestidas con mu'
chfsimo encanto, entire elias eran las
seiioritas Carmen Torres. Provita de
la Cruz. Pillar Alvarez. Regalada Ri
vera, Carmen. Rivera "a Angelita Pont
Martinez.
Entire la animada concurrencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

MADRID, noviembre 9.-Comunl-
can de Melilla que los espanoles ocu-
paron cl pasado domingo la meseta
de Iguerman, completando asi el pro-
grana del avance propuesto. Las d.
ferencias entire el senor Maura y ei
se7ior La Cierva Sc han visto recrude-
cidas ultimamente, por la tendencla
del senior La Cierva a continuar Ell
avance, en- tanto que ell senor Maura
opina que por ahora, debe detenerse
ahi. La crisis parece inevitable
Aver celebraronse numerosas confe-
rencias, v Sc confia en- que entire los
dos ilustres politicos Sc llegue un
entendido.
BARCELONA, noviembre 9.--Ha
sido asesinado por los terrorlstas en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
MUERTE TRAGICA

Mientras trabajaba en- los talleres
de la Compania del ferrocarril, en-
Tras Talleres, Santurce, el obrero
Eduardo Tavares, de Isabella, Sc des-
plom6 un pedazo de pared del edifi-
clio que Sc quemo dltimamente, ca
yendole encima Y produciendole tan
fuertes golpes, que fallecio POGO des-
pues, mientras era atendido en- la Sa-
la de Emergencies de la Compaiiia.
Ell suceso ocurrio aver, y fue casual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
LIEEZ .SuSTITUTO

Ell Gobernador ha aprobado ell NOM
bramiento hecho favor del senor
Candido Cacho, Juez de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de San German, para que ac-
tue como Juez de la Corte Municipal
de Cabo Rojo, en- la vista de un case
pendiente en- esta uultima Corte, en-
ell cual el Juez Propietario esta in
capacitaGo para actuar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
Eel CADIZ'

Aver las cuatro de la tarde fonde6
en- este puerto, procedente de la pc
nfnsula espanola, ell trastlantico espa-
ilol "CadiZ" de Ia lfnea "PinillOs IL
quierdo', con cuarenta pasajeros pa
ia Puerto Rico, Y muchos de transito.
Trae tambiGn el CadiZ, trescientas to-
neladaS de carga para San Juan Y
otras tantas para Ponce.
Totlo ell pasaje viene en- ell mas COM
pleto estado de salud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
PASAPORTES

Ell Gobernador ha expedido los 81
guientes pasaportes:
Para Argentina, la sonora Fell
cita Torres Vida. de Gonzalez, de Ha-
tillo.
Para Cuba y Mejico, la sonora
Angela Maria Olaguibel de Cain, de
San Juan.
Para Cuba, la seTora Maria Ca
nevaro VIDA. de Cortada, de Ponce; Y
para Curacao y Venezuela, al senor
Juan Antonio Cordero, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

acusado Landau de trecc falsifca.
mes, varios robos y otros delitos. Cu
pareceran ciento cincuenta testig,
La causa promote ser la mas sens
cional de esta temporada.
BERLIN, noviembre 9.-Nicoi
Fort, Nicolas Noble, que cor $
nombres tambien es conocido |.
Nicolau, uno de los asesinos del
Presidente del Consejo de Minist
de Espana, don Eduardo Dato, y c.@
csta detenido en- Berlin, nlera tuaa
participation en- el crimen. Fiaja,a
Nicolau con una mujer, cuys Sc,
coinciden con las que son bien cor
sidas de la policia espanola, A pes
de la negativa de Nicolau, 9 eobiaray
espanol insiste en- la cxtradici6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
80 JU'ICIOS

A este nlimero lego, sin contar los
pendientes para celebrates hoy. el nu-
nero de juicios criminales que Sc vie
ron aver por Ia manana Ell la Corte
Municipal. secci6n segunda. Por Ia
tarde celebro juicios civiles, el juez
de dicha Corte, senior Arrillaga. Esta
seccion de la Corte Municipal, tiene
bastante trabajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
DON GREGORIO LOPEZ

En- el vapor "Cddiz". de la Inca Pi-
nillos Izquierdo, regrcS0 aver tarde
a San Juan, Ell compaiifa de su apre-
ciable eSposa, nueStro hombrc de ne
gocios, don Gregorio Lopez Falco. Los
SciIores de Lopez Falco han pasado
una larga temporada on Espaiia.
EI. IAIPARCIAL tiene para los anna
bles viaieroS, un cordial saludo de
bienvenida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
VENICE Ell OLA 81

Ell Fiscal Quinones sigue desempe-
nando sus funciones de tai en- la Cor
te de Distrito de Guayama, hasta el
dia 21, que vence su termino. No Sc
ha hecho el nombramiento de juez mu-
nicipal de Ponce, porque sigue ALI,
hasta ell dia mencionado, ell Lcdo. To-
rres Cordova. Ell 81 ira Il su puesto
de Fiscal en- Guayama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
IA SRA. DEL DIR. TORO

F'sta tarde embarca para ell NoSte,
On cl vapor San Lorenzo, la dlstin-
suida inteligente esposa del notable
cirujano DR.. Jorge del Toro, que hi
estado cnfermo con pulmonfa en- New
York.
Buen viaje deseamos la Sra. del
DR.. Toro Y que Il su arribo New
York, halle a su esposo restablecido.