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Evening star., 1921-04-24
RESUME EXCHANGE SALE.
Suspended by Philippine Insular
Treasury by High Rates.

MANILA. April 22.-The insular
treasury of the Philippines has re-
sumed sale of exchange on the United
States. which was suspended March
on account of high rates. The pre-
MUM yesterday was 10 per cent for
telegraphic transfers and 9 per cent
on demand drafts. Treasury officials
expressed belief that exchange rates
would decline further on account Of
movements of sugar to the United
States.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
LAUNCH FUEL SHIP.
Pecos Off Ways at Boston-Keel
Laid for Another Ship.

BOSTON, April 23.-The naval fuel
ship Pecos, equipped to supply ships
while under way at sea. was
launched at the Boston navy yard to-
day. Immediately afterward on the
same ways the keel was laid for the
Whitney. a mother ship for destroy
ers, which will have a complete repair
and supply plant installed.
Ions Of fuel oil and 2l9.400 gallons of
gasoline, together with 100 tons of
ammunition and general cargo. She
will have speed of fourteen knots.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
FIND HIDDEN COCAINE!
40 Bottles Worth $35 900 in Coal
Buukers on Shin.

NEW ORLEANS. April 23.-Cocaine
estimated to be worth $4,000 al
present retail prices was unearthe ed
from a hiding place beneath piles OF
coal in the bunkers Of the American
steamship West Totant, in port here
during a raid by federal officers to-
day. The drug was contained in
forty-nine bottles
The West Totant arrived here from
Hamburg and anchored off Algiers
point.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
CLEMENCEAU'S GRANDSON
GIVEN PRISON TERM
Also Fined $4,000 Francs on
Charge of Issuing Bogus Checks.
Totaling Million Francs.

PARIS, April 23.-F'red Georges
mier Clemenceau, whose dealings in
American automobiles and other war
stocks after the armistice resulted in
his being charged with the issuance
of alleged bogus checks. aggregating
nearly a million francs, today was
sentenced by default to two years
Imprisonment and fined $4,000 francs.
Gatineau, who is said to be in Eng
land, was also ordered to refund 49,
900 francs to one creditor and 100
francs to another and to pay one
franc damages to each. All other
claims against him were settled.
Withdrawn or Squashed.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
WHITE BREAD RESTORED.
French Government Removes Ban
on Use of Wheat.

PARIS, April 23.-"The good white
bread OF peace will be restored May
Is. under the provisions of a bill
which has been adopted by the
chamber OF deputies and will now go
TO the senate. The measure restores
freedom OF, domestic commerce in
wheat and removes the requirement
of the use of one-fitth part,substitute
in -four
The government will be empowered,
under the proposed law. to buy the
remainder OF the wheat cop at 100
francs per quintal "a Guintal is 100
kilograms. or 220f pounds)
Evening star., 1921-04-24
BIGGER ARMY REDRAFT.
10000 Men Provided in Appro.
priation Bill Just Completed.

Provision for a Regular Army of
10000 men. as against the 156.000
agreed upon by the last Congress. is
contained in the redraft of the Army
appropriation bill completed by the
House subcommittee. The measure
carries approximately 100000, 900
nearly s15,00O,000 less than the total
in the bill as passed at the last session
and pocket vetoed by President
Wilson.
In agreeing to a force Of 10000
regulars. the subcommittee COM
promised with Secretary Weeks, who
urged provision for $4,000 men. The
present strength of the Army Is ap.
proximateIy 235,000.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
NAVY BILL REPORTED.
House Measure Carries 1895, 900,

The naval appropriation bill, carry
ing 1896 900. 900. and providing for a
reduction in the Nays enlisted per-
sonneI from $4,000 to 100000 men,
was reported Friday by the House
appropriations committee. It is expect
ed to be taken up in the House Monday
The measure carries 100000, 900 for
continuing construction work on the
capital ships authorized in 1915, the
subcommittee having voted against d
slowing up of the building, after Sec
retary DENLY had expressed vigorous
opposition to such d proposal.
Evening star., 1921-04-24
BLEACHERs FALL; GIRL HURT.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April 23-
During the Virginia Carolina base
ball game here this afternoon a sec
tiCn Of bicacher seats collapsed. pre-
Cipitating a number OF people to the
ground. Several persons were slightly
bruised. while Miss Elizabeth Richey
of this city was pa infully hurt and
required medical attention.
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NOTE-An old subscription is given by who
receiving The News Times by by mail when the
campaign first announced
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HOW SUBSCRIPTIONS COUNT DURING
"SPEED-UP" DAYS

By carrier in South Bend and Mshawaka
Morning or Evening and Sunday
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It's time for supreme effort on the
part of all workers who want to fin
iSh in high positions. The end of
the race is near.
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New subscriptions earn more cred
It's this week than they will next week
the final period. Now is the time to
put forth extra effort
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
CANDO MAN is

Devils Lake, N. D., June 24.-Earl
McCanna, %, son of George McCanna,
Cando farmer, was instantly willed
last night about six miles from Can
do when his Stutz roadster left the
road and turned over in the ditch.
crushing his chest. McCanna was
found under the car this morning by
two men employed on the farm OF his
uncle, D. w. McCanna, near where the
accident happened.
McCanna left Devils Lake for Can
do about s, and appeared to have
difficulty with his steering gear, Po-
lice Chief Timboe warning him to
have it repaired before he tried to
drive home. He had lost control OF
the car while in the city and it ran
upon boulevard before he could stop
it. McCanna was alone in the car
when he was killed. The car turned
complete somersault throwing Nc
Gamma out, but he appeared to have
fallen under it.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
MAN FREE WITH HIS
MONEY THOT INSANE

A man by the name Of Jackson was
taken in custody at Columbus last
Saturday after he had acted queerly
for q few days, and was taken to
Bowbells Monday evening. He was
given a hearing before the insanity
board Tuesday evening, but as he act.
ed perfectly rational at and before the
hearing, such hearing was postponed
until . later date, and his brother,
who lives at Fort Wayne, Ind, was
notified to come here and take charge
Of him. Jackson had been working
on a steam shovel near Columbus for
some time, and a few days before he
was taken into custody, he jumped
of the machine and started for town
without any cause. While at Column
bus it is said that he gave most Of his
money to Wistrom, the druggist, and
the balance to a restaurant lady, and
then was broke himself. He had sew
erai hundred dollars. People here who
have talked with Jackson could not
see anything the matter with him. and
he Is given his liberty in Rowbells
until the arrival Of his brother.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
WILL CONTEST SETTLED

Wahpeton, N. D., June E4.-Alter
the case had gone into court. settle
ment was reached whereby Mrs: Annie
Irene Vaughan, daughter Of the late
Alex canon, Richland county farmer,
is to receive $1,000 from her fathers
estate, instead Of $4,000. which. his
contested will gave her.
lannon's will left his entire estate,
except $4,000, to Maggie and Lizzie
Jost, women employed on his farm.
They claimed they came to work Tor
canon on the condition that he leave
his property to them when he died.
The daughter, Mrs. Vaughan, con-
tested the will on the grounds that
at the time her father made it, he was
not in his right mind because OF
drugs which were being used to re-
lieve his pain.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
FLAxTON HAS BUSY CHIEF

FlaxtOn Times: Our chlef-Of- p0llce
was awfully busy Old Settlers Day:
In fact, so busy that the Mayor had
to send him home and off the streets
before he caused too much trouble.
Armed with a club, and a revolver
upside down in his hip pocket, ne
paraded around, occasionally cracking
Someone and in one instance pulling
his gun for which he had no cause
whatsoever. If the chief had listened
to the Address of Welcome by Mayor
Strand he would have understood
very we'll that the key to our city was
turned over to the visitors and by
this he meant that the city laws were
as the visitors made them. 1t was
the chiefs intentions to put a stop to
ali good times. How about q new
chief-of-police, or can we go on hav-
ing visitors to our city insulted!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
DIR, DISTAD OF WlLLISTON
DIES IN CHINA

Williston, June PA cablegram
announcing the death Of DR.. .. T.
Distad at Sinyang, Honan, China,
from typhoid fever, was received BY
relatives in this country last Friday.
Doctor Distad and family left Will
liston three years ago for the Orient
where he was, up to the time OF his
death, connected with mission hospi:.
tails Of that country. The news Of
his sudden death comes as a shock to
his many friends in this vicinity.
Doctor Distad came to Williston in
1909 and entered the medical profes.
sion along with DR.. E. J. Hagan Of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30

this city. He remained in partnership
for little over two years and then
opened up an office for himself. A
short time before he left for China
another partnership was formed, this
time with DR.. A. S. Nicholson, and
which continued until he departed.
The deceased is survived by wife
and two children, one boy and q girl,
who were at his bedside when death
came. In the cablegram received no
details were given and it is not known
at this time whether burial will take
place in China or whether the body
will be shipped back to the United
States.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
POLICEMAN HURT AT FIRE

Bismarck, N. D., June 24.-Helping
to keep streets clear during mid
night fire which caused about $4,000
damage at the G. w: Bussner stock
barns, Ed Randell, policeman, was
struck by rapidly moving auto and
seriously injured. Randell was trying
to head off the auto, not knowing it
contained the fire chief, and he was
struck before he could get out Of the
way. He had a bone in his left arm
broken, his shoulder wrenched and
was badly bruised: It is feared he
may have received internal injuries.
The fire destroyed one barn and 9
quantity Of hides: Firemen kept the
blaze from spreading.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
ROMANCE FIGURES
IN JAIL DELIVERY

jamestown, N. D., June 23.-Ro-
nance probably figured in the recent
escape of two prisoners from the
stutsman county jail. A thin saw
Blade used for saving out a bar from
the second story window, from which
the prisoners lowered themselves with
rope of bed quilts, was probably de-
ivered to the inmates by outside per,
sons, Judging from light rope and
weight which were found. Love letters
also found indicated girlish infatua-
ton for one Of the prisoners who pos
sessed tenor voice. Letters from
apparently different writers indicated
there were rivals for the affections Of
the prisoner songbird.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30

Mrs. F. NJ. Truax broke her right
leg when she tTipped and &ell over q
picket rope, Wilde visiting at the strip
mines south Of Kncaid, on Tuesday
afternoon She had eust arrived the
latter part Of last week from Minne-
apolis, MINI, where she is now max
ing her home, and expected to spend
few pleasant weeks here visiting
with relatives.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
COWS KILLED BY LIGHTNING

Sanish Sentinel: During the cleo
trical storm Sunday a valuable COW
belonging to Henry Pfundheller was
struck by lightning and instantly kill
cd. The COW was browsing in the
pasture and not near the fence.
Peter Tapani, whose farm is north
Of town, lost four cows by lightning
the same day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
SECTION MAN DIES
FROM INJURIES

Garrison, N. d., June 27.-Archie
Chilean, section worker on the 500
line, died in Bismarck hospital from
injuries in an accident at Wilton Mon
day.
Chilean, with four others, was on
a track speeder. A tool fell from it
under a wheel and the speeder plung..
ed off the track. Chilean suffered
fractured skull, fractured nose and
fractured left leg. His face was bad.
ly cut. Section Foreman Chris Pfahl
was, seriously injured, suffering body
bruises. The others were less serious
ly hurt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-06-30
RYDER FARM BRINGS

Ryder News: c. S. Thatcher sold
his farm, seven miles east Of town,
the first Of the week for considera-
ton of $4,000. This is the second
farm sale in this vicinity that has
come to the attention Of The News
within the last few days. 1t is the
beginning d a big movement in farm
lands and there Wi 10 doubt be many
changes made in ownership Of farm
placea in this section Within the next
few months.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05
DEL VIVIR INQUIETO
LA SAL HEP A TIC A

sos Y con las mas acaramelantes fra
SEES del repertoire "fison0mico".
He ahf el unico camino que debi0
seguir el iracundo y genial presidente
del Senado Y del partido unionista. 81
G Saba que el peor cnemigO que tenfa
junto al gobernador era el hfgado de
este, debi6 empezar por Ofrecerle tan
refunfuil0n 6rgano, un frasco de sal
Ihepatica, envuelto Ell papel de seda y
con frases ditirambicas de Ultima mo-
da....
,Despu9s dc este ObsequiO, va podfa
lei Sr. Barcel0 hablar dc Independent
cia por todos los clarines de La fama,
sin quesel Sr. Rely Sc atravesara en-
su camino. va Sc encargarfa el hfga-
do del seiior gobernador, de apaciguar
el NAL humOr de este Y de aconsejarle
buenas ideas mejor rumbos a seguir
para llegar a finalidades agradables
no tan solo para el pueblo gobernado,
sino que tambi6n para ell gobernante.
quien gozarfa de todas las delicias del
poder bien repartidO.
Pero va es tarde para poner el RENE
dio en- la parte adOlorida los hfgados
sc han declaradO la guerra capaces
son de darse la muerte. 81 p0r- una ca
sualidad Sc vicran fnente a frente. ca
da cual funcionando a SUI manera, di-
rigicndo el mundo a su antOjo ha-
ciendo del cardcter de ciertos hombres
una vara lie juancalicnte. cimbreante
cual palmera indiana como triste be-
juco de puercO...
Hoy. para el hfgado del se1Or gOber-
nador, no valdrfan t0das las salinas
del mundO hepatico, nj tampoco serfa
capaz de reducirse Il la Obedicncia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

micnto de los rieles de la otra en- bue-
na condici6n.
El Comisariado de Ferrocarriles tie
lie pocas cntratas debido que la ma
yorfa de los yiajeros son empleados
del gobicrno y. rara vez viajan parti-
culares. Para viajar hoy en- Russia Sc
misos, a menos que Sc quiera arries-
gar ell viajar en- los techOs de los ca
rrOs, con la multitud que lleva sus sa-
cos de prOvisiOnes las ciudades. Prac
ticamente nadie paga bOlet0s. perO el
Gobierno ACADIA de poner Ell yigencia
una nueya tarifa, por la cual espera co
brar en- rublos alrededor de dos mil
yeces mas que los precios existentes
en-, 1917.
I'll pfesupuesto del Comisariado de
Ferrocarriles para 1921 es dc ;,4S.0 900
millones de rublos y no espera tener en-
tradas propias para cubrirlo. El trans
porte de suficientes provisiones las
ciudades es un prOblema pr0dicir
en- las fabricas artfculos manufactura-
dos para canjearselos los campesinos
por sus productos. es otro rproblema,
adn mayor. Los cdlculos del Gobierno
exigen la manufacturer de artfculos
de un valor equivalente a 160,000,0OO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

Indiscutiblemcnte, que el hfgado, es
el dnico responsible de las muchas
tristes cosas que vienen paSando entire
los cucrpos polfticos de nuestra isla
v ell seiiOr gobernadOr Reilly.
Ell hfgado, por 10 visto, es el peor
cnemigo que tiene el partidO unionis-
ia, como tambien es el peOr consejerO
que tiene su lado el gobernador. Sin
la fatal bills que expele@ este senior
.hfgado, del muy ExmO. Sr. Reilly, es-
tas horas estarfa ell senior Barcel6 ell
su pueblo natal. gOzando de las deli
cias de mn paisaje 'encantador. hijo le-
gftimo, dc esta patria idolatrada.
Pero. Il 10 q. parece, entire el hfgadO
dc su Excelencia Y ell del Sr. Barcel6,
LA habido. antes de ahOra. algdn ro-
zamiento del cual indectiblemente ha
tenido que nacer este rOmpimiento de
hoy.
Hay que cOnvenir, ell que el Sr. Bar
CclO HO % NV SCI
10, hubiera procedido, como proceden
los enamorados que desean triunfar a
toda costa sin perjudicar los papds
de la muchacha: un enamOradO que
es previsor, que We 10 lejos que los
padres de SUI novia no 10 han de yer
con buenos ojos, 10 primero que hace
ese novio, es averiguar el ladO flaco
de esos padres.
Y, 81 entire esos ladOs flacos estd el
de fumar buenos tabacos, ALA Sc pre-
senta un dfa una noche el novio, con
una elegante cajita de tabacos de La
mejor marca Y con todas las generates
de un diplomatico que ansfa triunfar
la presenta su future suegrO Y la
ofrenda con sus cariiios mas respetuO-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05
L A CRISIS RUSA

LOndres, agOsto.-Una de las prin-
cipales causas del hambre que amena-
"a a usia este aiio, hambre que los
mismOs peri0dicos bolsheyistas proven
que sera peOr que la del aiio pasado,
es la total desorganizaci6n del traficO
ferroyiario. Esta desorganizaci0n es
cada dfa mayor pesar de los esfuer-
zos del gobierno para remedjarla.
Muy POGO de las locomOtoras y otro
material ferroviario adquirido Ell ell
cxtranjero la llegadO. en- tantO que las
existencias han sidO adn mas reduci-
das debido Il la necesidad de cumplir
los tratados de paz celebladOs p0r Ell
Soviet con Otros Balticos, como Lat
via. Conforme ellos Russia debfa de-
yOlver varias decenas de locomot0las,
cientos de carros OtrOs materiales,
parte de los cuales habfan sido toma-
dos de los Estados del Baltico por los
gobicrn0s zaristas v provisional de
Russia, eli sus precipitadas evacuaciO-
mes militares ante el a,ance aleman.
4 esta escasez de material rodan-
to debeA agregarse ell deterioro de la
Icasi totalidad de los terraplenes. Ell
COmisariado de COmunicaciOnes, Sc
gin un despacho de Moscod tornado
de varios peri6dic0s bolshevistas, pre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

por mas que la filosOffa de otros hfga1
glativa.
Desde que el mundo es mundo, el
hfgadO lla sido el responsible de todas
las catdstrofes habidas. Napol6n, C6-
sar, Bolivar. Nelson Wellington, SUI
ere, San Martin, y tantos otros hom-
bres celebres Sc dejaron llevar de sus
hfgados v va vGis 10 que cuenta la his
teria de tales heroes.
y, todo. por no llevar consigo un
frasquit0 lie sales, que pusieran sObre
el negro fondo de un higado. tonali-
dades mara villosas de optimismO seduc
tor Y armonfas rec6nditas sublimes,
que hicieran la vida llevadera. A pc
sar de la experienced que ha impuesto
a la historic. nadie quicre convencer-
Sc de que ell hfgado es su peor enemi-
go que debe tratar de reducirlo a la
obedicncia, por todos los medios a su
alcance.
Francamente; la culpa dc la situa-
ci0n por que atraviesa la isla, Ell el
punto polftico, la tiene tinicamente el
hfgado del seiior gobernador, quien en-
las sombras de noches intempeStivaS,
acOnsej6 horribles cosas a este buen
hombre de negOciOs. cansado de tram
sacciOnes comerciales metido ahora
en- camisas de once varas pOlfticas.
Yo recomiendO los pOlfticOs cafdOs
ell desgracia, que regalen al goberna-
dor unos fracos de sal hepatica. Tai
vez de este, haya nacido el soberano
exito polftico que en- estos dfass sha te-
nido ell popular Yombipeyque.
| UNICOLA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

Estabecmento condiones sanaaA
cen6co de odas las enerme
dade curablesHermoa gna Comodidad esnerado
servco-Cuerpo medco residente Ell Sanatorio
Sc admten
Departamenos especiales para Senoras
eicos hdroterapco X Fuguracion etc.
,quitativamente convenconalcs
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO
DIRECTOR del SANATORI0:s DR.. don Amalio Roldan
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO: DR. Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERAL Dr. don Rafael Veez Lopez
ESPECALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NARIZ O1DOSs GAR
GANTA OJOS: DR. don Agustin R. Laugie.
RADIOLOGO: DR.. dor Manuel Soto. Rivera
DR. don Pedro Rivera Aponte. DR. l.
DR. Pavia. Ramon Ruiz Nazario
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Astenca uava secundada ehamente 10 Jas de IA er
Nurses Tuadas complete aptiud pactca ga expeen
CoNSULTAS.
l Sanatoro dfas labora
b!es. Reconocimientos $1,000 Consua $500.
GeneaA Partuaes de 10 II de Ia manana
sabados.
Especiaa 9so 10 de Ia los das aborables;
L. Rivera.
En- el Consutorio: o:-Dr. Velez, de A..
Por Director DR. Quevedo Baez de auxado por los Doc
Rivera Aponte Pavia
Por Espealista Consultoro San Justo de
Cujano Dentisa Consultoro ODone 10 plaza de
Colon, de II de la tarde.
derecho
aendido cuaquiea de los ios ndcado IA presentation
del ult:mo recibo.
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado 241. TESoRERIA Apartado 2cL
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

de poods (cada pood SO libras) de gra-
nos .siendo asf que en- la Conferencic
de Alimentaci0n reunida recieIitemen-
te en Moscou, qued6 establecido que
con mucha suerte, el Gobierno pOdrfa
conseguir a 10 Nmas la mitad de esa
cantidad.
Drukanoff di6 ell esta Conferencia
una estadfstica exacta de la reduction
de las industrias rusas, comparable su
production con la anterior la guerra.
En- 1920 Id production de hierro Ell gan
ga fu6 el y un cuarto por cientO de
la de carbon 20 por ciento, la de lingo
tes de hierro. 2 y un octave pOr Glen
to, otras calidades de hierro un 2 al
3 por ciento, manufacturers de algod6n
5 al 6 por ciento, hilo %. por ciento,
f0sforos 15 por ciento, azlicar por
ciento y tabaco por ciento.
Por consiguiente, declare Drukanoff,
la manufacture naciolIal no bastard
para el intercambio de productos con
los campesinos. Serfa necesario impor-
tar del extranjero cuando menos de 80
a 80 millones de rublos ORC, de mer-
caderfas, y este, es impossible. #.
Esta crisis de transporte de pro-
visiones Sc complica con la grave es-
casez de combustible, que Sc traduce
de un LADDER una nueya causa de pa
ralizaci6n de los ferrocarriles v dc
otro en- la clausura de fGbricas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05
NuEvE MEsEs DE CARcEL

En- Guayama fue juzgado ante la
Corte Municipal, el Sujeto Lope Co
mez, quienN Sc hacfa pasar por policfa
" detective Y obtenfa dinero dc algu-
nos propietarios. Fu6 declarado cui-
.pable y sentcnciado a tres meses de
carcel por cada una lie las tres de
nuDcias de falsa representation por-
que habfa sido acusado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05
San Justo 10, = Esquina Fortaleza.
FL k Como ProfilacticO.

Debe cOnsderarse deber medcOsOcial adminisrar
X2 todas sposas de SFILITICOS EXSIFILITlCOS
t0dOs los estadOs de embarazO SIFITCO de
que evaremos nmensa mayOra de frecuntes abOr
Os partOs feo muertO nnOs
y revelan ev:dente degeneration fisica moral
Pidanse fOletOs explicativos JUAN A. PEREZ, p. o.
Box 4 de vepa Odas las buenas armacas de San Juan
y Ia Isla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05
S q v u N ID b

Una hermosa finca de COCOS en-
eI barrio Carrizal de AguaGa, conti-
qua al mar y a 20 minutes de Aqua
dilla.
Son 1000 palmasS nuevas MIN en-
20 cuerdas y 2Is.
Canine de carretera desde Aqua
dilla y desde Aguada.
Casa de vivienda encIayada en- la
misma Fiuca. &;
Para mas informe diriiase J
If. TOrrecillas
II. o. Box SOC. San Juan, r. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

ia oido I'd hnblar de Ias Pirfmi-
Atn DE- N3ipto7 p6es mucbo mds alto
= q preasieio de qns goza y FEpB-
RIAL VISIBLE. sca d M<qui6t %
1rps, r<s psEfss's ds' r'a'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-14

BUNGALOW located ia Kendall. price
l6,250; VIII trade equity for grocery
store Call u. j. skallcky & Co., Cedar