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New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
EDNA FERBER

Percy Hamnond-"Miss Ferber you closely
lives Of her characters that you abashed"
H. L. Mencken Baltimore Euenng In brief
that brilliantly everyday stream Of American
hction
Harry Hansen fthe Chicago Daily
has done her best and most eec
tive work"
New York Times: Congratulations to Edna
f. P. A. (the New York Tribpae) bard wreath Of
laurel hurs Edna Ferbcr's book
Haywood New York Trbune achieve
intimacy and fondness
them individuals These moulded
Fanny Butcher tthe Chicago Trfbsne) in
me-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

"A NuRDEES may be classified as
Iva defensive and Offensive The
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
A Canyon Story

THE HEART or CANYON PASS. By
Tnona8 X Holmes Published BY
George snlly 6 Co s175.
A WESTERN story of engrossing in
"A terest is this one about the Rev.
willett Ford Hunt, who leaves the
East, where his work as pastor has
not been satisfactory to himself, and
goes to Canyon Pass, place that has
never had church or preacher With
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Father and Son

Published by Doad, Mead q Co. 81,
EDETER BINNEY" is an old novel by
Archibald Marshall which is now
offered for the first time to American
readers. Mr.. Marshalps early works, it
should be noted, are much better worth
reading than the matured efforts Of
some OF his contemporaries. Peter
Binncy" tells the story of father
who envies his son the freedom Of un-
dergraduate life and finally enters the
university with him. The theme is de-
velcped with rare humor and an init
mate knowledge of the customs and
traditions OF Oxford and Cambridge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Edouriah Followed Bnit-h Played
tonIy q deuce and atreys They ac
ceDted2H Hughes ofef in principle
Hughes, many eontends should.
have followed up his advantage by
playing his next highest card, which
was to do with the Far Eastern
question precisely what he had
done with the armament problem.
AS he failed to 90 this, Balfour
and Kato seem to have taken the
lead. With Hughes hand weakened
and somewhat exposed, the third
week Of the conference finds Bal
four and Rato stil1 IN shining ar.
NOR" side by side holding the al"
Alliance as a club over the head Of
Uncle Sam.
Working from behind their ALI.
ance, Great Britain and japan con.
tinue to bubble over details and
the conference, as a result. Is mere.
ly marking time.
Should England and Nippon pro
long the dickering, It is observed,
Huhges can regain the lost leadsf.
ship by playing his one remaining
trump, namely. the withdrawal or
his scrap-the-ships offer. Public
opinion In Britain and Japan would
then play into Hughes hand.
Meantime help may come from an
entirely unlocked for quarter.
India threatens to boycott Japan.
csc goods unless the Anglo-Jap-
apese alliance Is denounced.
THE Curzon-Balfour faction"
the Briton quoted above stated,
would be ready to strain relations
with the dominions and face an anti.
British boycott in India. but an anti.
Japanese boycott would end the al.
lance in very quick time"
A section of British opinion.
however, IS pessimistlc regarding
the alliance. They point ont that
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
lNaI5AP PAGT
IS BIG PROBLEM
%hYMnLLIAM PHILIP eIMMe.

~RAsHNGToN, Nov. 80. = The
peatace Of Britain and japan
ahding by one another in shining
morSgRs the former kaiser de-
rfbad armed alliances, casts a
hsdowS over the conference here
nd9may end IN bringing It to
nauEhtr4S Il. lately brought the Inn
Serial Conference" according to one
tibet best known British experts
1nthe Far East
That Il creates distrust probably
does- not strike Arthur BaliOur as
any disadvantage" the Britishe-
eSntinued, adding that in his opin-
lon Brtain's chief delegate would
undoubtedly cling to tho alliance
hhl something better offered or IN
at1drtYen to abandon his position
showdown on the Anglo-Japan-
alliance, however, is believed
Imminent, despite the fact that Bal
four is known to be DESTROYS OF re-
serving 1T as a trump card as long
apossible.
That Secretary Of State Hughes
has been outpolnted by the Balfour-
Kato duo Is beginning TO be more
BAn suspected here.
Hughes. It Is observed. led the
tJpe brilliantly by playing his ace.
$40 made a fiat offer to limit the
size oftthe worlds navies.
BaItour and Kato, win great
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Personals

Mrs. Grover Carpenter a in
Fairmont yesterday, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Doty, who is seriously
Ill at the Cook hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett Vance who
have been living on Main Street
will move into the property OF
Mrs. Martha Lee, in Brookdale.
Little Juanita Seese, who has
been living here at the home OF
her aunt, Mrs. John knight since
the death Of her mother some time
ago, was taken yesterday by her
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Over Five Million
For Mission Work

NEW YORK. gov. 30-Almost
FIVE and a half millions dollars
we're received by the Board Of
Foreign Missions Of the Methodist
Episcopal church during the fiscal
year Of 1921. according TO the re-
port Of the treasurer. DR.. George
N. Fowles. of New York at the
annual meeting Of the board here
recently.
DR.. Fowles IN his report stated
that the total receipts for the fiscal
year 1921 were S5,409,912-31;
that tSe centenary funds amount
ed to S5.25S,052.19 and that in
addition the board has received
from annuity gifts, legacIes. In
terests in permanent funds and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

1890
sfaEher HarrEaSeese p&h4s1home
In BFidgepor
Clyde Leonard has been men-
toned Tor mayor on the Peoples
ticket, for the comfng!towh cleo
tion.
Mesdames Grace Meredith and
Addie Meredith were in Fair
mont yesterday attending the fun-
eral OF Dickie Morrison.
Folks riding on the s o'clock
car to Fnirmont we're held up for
nearly TWO hours near White Rock
yesterday morning, on account OF
a big landslide on the track. Let
us hope that such q thing Will
not happen on the day OF the
court house wedding.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
oystcr Supper

A hundred tickets have been
sold for the oyster supper in the
Red Cross rooms this week, the
proceeds OF which will go for the
benefit Of the M. P. Church. There
will be plenty OF supper for those
who have not had an opportunity
to buy a ticket. 80 come on, eY-
erybody, and help eat the best
supper that has been served this
wear.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

other misealaneous sources $685.
THEREFORE, calls attention TO the
fact that the total receipts for the
fiscal year 1890 were S6i166,9s9.-
rs. thus showing a decrease in
1921 Of $T57,O7T.54. For 1921,
the board made direct appropria-
tons Of IS. 22s 200 to tie Mission
airy field.
DR.. Fowles reported that there
we're now 1.1T3 annuity agree
ments, which had not nlatured.
totalling $2.131.666.O0.
The report also stated that
S~4TI,1T7.99 was received through
the Board of Foreign Missions for
tsae relief of the China famine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Damned bY Inndsllde

Loosened by the heavy rains of
sunday and Monday, there was a
landslide OF nearly the entire en-
bankment in front of the resid-
nee OF George Murphy, which
blocked the traffic for a while,
besides greatly damaging Mr..
hiurphy's property.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
MONoNGAH
Kicked N Head by Horse

Earnest Reggins, son OF Mrs.
Maryan Reggins, was kicked in
the head by a horse while working
at the company stable yesterday,
and his skull was seriously irac-
tured. Mrs. Smith and Reilly ad-
ministered temporary treatment
after which he was rushed to
the Miners Hospital. There is
very little hope for his recovery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Bible Glass Meets

The Monongah Bible Glass had
at least a hundred in attendance
last night. E. F. Vangilder in
structed the class in q splendid
manner. Mr.. VangiIder will be
back next Tuesday night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

The belief in brownies IN Eng
land may be a survival from ancient
when a small, dark race OF
.borigInes inhabited the country.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Bafour5boasts of maEnGs theforsS
mai alliance With Japan and that
he more than any one else wasres
..sponsible for tie secret agreement
of 1917 whereby. japan was left In
Shdntung and got control OF the Pa
.cific islands.
Unless the United States plays a
strong hand, all admit, the AL
alliance will be renewed and aimed,
despite contention to the contrary,
only at America.
As the play goes round the green
bake table It looks as II It is once
again Hughes time to deal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

80 marrfedttm front Of the scourI
l5Ho6se mis- weak Il has beeome
very ihferesttng to most of the.
town FOLKS here. A number OF
girls have been asked whether or
not they are the lucky Ones but
SO far no one has confessed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30

Swedish hydro-electric stations
developed 100000 horsepower in
1920.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-30
Looklnc for Rrldc-to-llc

Since 1t has been rumored that
II is a Monongah girl who is TO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
La OLA DE sANcRE

En- el barrio Islote. de Arecibo,
los individuos Juan de Jesds Lopez y
Antonio Maldonado sostuvieron una
riha, de Ia cual result6 muerto el d.
tim0 q consecuencia de haber recibi-
do una herida en- Ia garganta y dos
heridas en- Ia espalda. Fl matador
fue arrestado y puesto q disposition
del Fiscal.
En- el barrio Caonilla Abajo, de
Villalba, mientras sc celebraba un bai-
lie en- la casa de un tai Jovino Correa,
los individuos Felipe y Maximino Ma
lave acometieron y agredieron con ma
vajas a Anselmo Y Bernabe Rodri-
guez, produciendoles heridas a am
bos. Los agresores fueron arresta-
dos.
" en- la calle Munoz Rivera, de
Yabucoa, el individuo Gumersindo Mo
ra hizo cuatro disparos de revolver
contra Antonio Rodriguez Rivera, pro
duciendole heridas en- el antebrazo y
mejilla izquierda. FL agresor fue
arrestado y puesto a disposition del
Jucz Municipal. .-@'> q!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

a. xAassa l,n nps.a.uas - wnNss
ls~sasn. De- slsmmuam prewMs a.
lEgs
rFe~sn a. nss~aua~sln srlEa4I
l.afa = MAn wcn.AmAsa a. aNzl fnRa
nM~ua s.lr = morsw snilenrs. ~a~'
c,saas tssania = tss~ aail. uuspeluala.
sRlrsna = tIre aslnss~. ~ gsulnnna
rl~e~san ass Nsasaae mamssw N. -.
ra rseaf a tn~sitn,a O. rueEsrullnrA
y Mn~-aiaaa. ~an hsglialinacisn
nnrxms
Pres~ss a. lsT 80 arlaas mame.
~ ~ axienaaae h sunsa o. ssnrlen.
a mil aalnr~ para remxirnir Il xls.
i-ma ~ sraseanrsa. aneimte , nluan-
inEiIlaas "a q siiio sirnsmimaao ''re.
rsaplen''. DE- la Marina. Z Il Proyrc.
." ie ley de- Ia camars ndmerO 3si.
para emarsGar las secriomes !. sys
De Ia hey para exishlecer una rnlrer.
sliad de- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
uN MoTIN

4 70
En- ell camino que conduce de Vega
Baja al barrio Puerto Nuevo, fueron
arrestados los individuos Epifanio Me
lendez, Jaime Melendez, Isaac Martf-
nez, Santiago Rivera, Mario Rivera,
Felix Manzano y Martin Manzano,
por un delito de motfn, consistente en-
que sin autoridad de ley, hicieron uso
de fuerza y violencia contra un CRU
po de caballeros y sefioras que We
nian del barrio indicado montados en-
I'm truck, donde habian llevado efec-
to una jira, produciendole una herida
al senior Jose Nieves, y heridas y con-
tusiones a Ignacio Hernandez, Juan
Hernandez, Felix A. Nieves y Jose
Nieves, Jr. Ell Juez Municipal en-
tiende en- el asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

gans gsxs nnmaxsns.--lnaswue a. \
asaaeiuuAsas rlIan - 3 aransi "t,ua
Maafe cumlAi- = unn iMlesrNamss
ginaa un dos ncaus tllvlnes, 10 qus
dthen salef tsAas lAs nnmas-.
r.airs Am&stcAs--lA csmndlA rsss
Tusn Mosse ~t'ne a. hos nacnea~. -
; arass y caniiunncian las cuntss
larrs-.
Ciae Luna.-''En nsscA Dc an reca.
dor. comcaia ca 6 actos. por Cons
tance ralmsdEe 3 IN Nod-a.In.
Cine Rcsl.--l.es rpisodios ! y ? Dc
"Libertad" , una consedia.
Cine Msaie Carls.-CnA hermosa
csmedia y los cpisodios I > ? de ''li-
beraad".
Cine vicssry carden.-Cna tanda,
a las en- nunto. Grace Darling en-
In sensational cinta "El MisteriO del
Palco No. i7''. el episodio No. Z de
La NOvia No. l5" y cl primer episo-
dio de "La Red del Dragon, pOr Ma
rie Walcamp. variedades pOr Man.
zano, Lopez Muioz, una cOmedia
"Disgustos Matrimoniales'', y otros
actos.
Cine Puerto RicO.-La super prOduc-
ci0n especial, desempaiada por el ar
tista cinematografico de mas talla en-
los Estados Unidos E. X. Lincoln, ti-
tulada: "Bondad".
Cine NOrma.-"Honor sin Mancha'.
Es un drama de 10 mas grande en- el
:. . Ell amor de madre, inter-
pretado por la gran actriz Pearl She
pard, y el episode 8 de "Oro de Pira-
tas", por Jorge B. Seitz.
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de Ia
lleres).-"Disco de Fuego", episodios
z Y s por Elmo Lincoln. Cupones de
10 vOtos.
TeatrO Rivoli. (Rio Piedras).-Pre-
sentacion de la graciosa artista ale
mana Mania Tzaschewa, en- ell precio-
SO fotodrama en- 8 actos Gel Pasado
de la Sra. Mimi. Exito admirable!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
Los ULTIMOS M0MENTO DE Ia legislature

(Continusci6n de Ia "a. paginaj
aprobada la eumienda de la Ley Mu-
nlcipal, en- 10 que Sc refiere al pase
a la Insular de la Sanidad de los Mu-
nicipios, quedando la Beneficencia a
cargo de estos. Notaron en- contra, en-
el Sehadp, los seiiores Iriarte, Cuevas
zequeira, DIR. Susoni. DR.. Barbosa e
Iglesias. En la Camara. tambiGn en-
contra, los Representatives. Sres. We.
lila. Acevedo y Itomani. Tuyo los 20
yotos necesarios.
PARA Ell. QUORUM
Ell Sargento de Armas del Senado,
Sr. Palacios tuvo mucIia labor en- las
tiltimas horas, para retcler obtener
La presencia de los Senadores que es-
taban un tanto cansados, por La con-
tinua labor de dias y noches, de los
tiltimos momentos.
Garcia Duc0s, el Senador por Aqua
dilla, que ha pasado su Ley de poll
cfa, fu6 hallado EN- seguida, aver v Sc
mantuyo despues sin otra ausencia.
Por la madrugada, en- la Camara,
Eubo que buscar algdn Representante
que sc habfa dOr:nido.
.TERMIN.iNDOs HOY
EN- tanto la Camara termina el ex-
crutinio del Acta dc MISUNDERSTANDING
ma. el senado continua ..enrollandoo
las leyes teiminadas y sc espera que
esta noche sc cierre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

Don Jose C. RAMIREZ.
Ha causado muy dOlorosa impression
en- los muy nrmsrosOs y distinguidos
elementos de Ia sociedad y del alto CO.
merciO de San Juan. entire los que dis
frutaba de antiguas y muy prestigio-
sas relaciones. In muer;e del -laborio-
so y pulcro caballero don. Jose C. Ra-
mfrez, acaecida recientemente en- la
Immediate ciudad dc Bayam6n.
Dicho seiior Ramirez era uno de los
comerciantes mas antiques de aquel
importaiite mertadO. donde crc6 una
rumerosa familia que ha hercdado to-
das sus yirtudes singulares.
I Era Ia saxon, gerente principal
y fundador de In acreditada firma de
aquclla plaza. J. Ramirez Hijo. Por
su correcto proce,ler' y su hombrla de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
SE YENDE

Una herm0sa inca de COCOS en-
= parrio Carrizal de Aguada, conti-
qua al mar y "a 20 minutos de Aqua
dilla. Perteneciente Ia Succession Gar
|eia, de Mayagiiez.
Son 1000 palmas nueyas MIN en-
20 cnerdas , 2I3.
Canine de carretera desde Aqua
dilla , desde Aguada.
Casa de viyienda enclavada en- Ia
misma Finca.
|! Para mas informe dirijase q
f. T0rreciIlas Ruiz.
P. o. Box so7, San Juan. ?. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
PARA Ell MANICoMIo

Fl DR.. Munoz Dfaz Sc muestra muy
satisfecho del resultado de sus, ges-
tiones en- Ia Legislature, pues Sc han
asignado $4,000 para reformas ur-
gentes en- el antique Maniconio y
100000 para Ia construction del nue.
vo planted cuya necesidad es cada vez
mas sentida.
Es de esperarse que dada la impe-
ROSA necesidad de esa obra no Sc
denore su realizaci6n, . fin de que los
desgraeiados enfermos cuya estadis-
tica es tan numerosa, tengan Ia aten-
ci6n que Ia ciencia y Ia humanidad de-
mandan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

q lr.la. :. iss,ea AeuslA. lisunl - b
Cmssr a. aAikatale a. AwuAaSilA. cuasia.
taa cun aeAs esnScAa. h iHsWstienrssa
ael saccne - aAnEte ecasstae 81 q
haip nusnh. o. Nan SfhastikA. 81
aus rrealsnron snnrsses Nscnlks Te.
sres , ncase csnAAlrs 3 de rrasrasd
Nalwinnn TosFca
isos hrFmEnns Niani. CesArce ,
suan TeHes Reyes essan haie h a.
cian lndiciai y aver No habinn prs.
tado fanAA.
81 snccse ha canHado gran impre-
sion en- toda u comnrca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

DONA CLAUDINA HERNANDEZ
En- la mafana de hoy falleci6 en-
su residencia de esta ciudad, la res
petable anciana dona Claadina Her
nandez Lanzon, madre de los sefores
Grgorio, Federico y Juan Dimas.
Ma1ana por la manana Sc verifica-i
ras su entierro, en- el cementerio de
la ciudad.
Descanse en- paz su alma reciban
ssus deudos, nuestro pesame
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
DIscUriENDo IA ABollCI0N

Micmbros de Ia Legislature insalar
--que acaba de aprohar In abolicion
defnitiva dc In pena De muerte-dis-
cutian aver en- cl salon de descanso
Ia cOincidcneia de cue en- la misma
spoca en- que ocurre eSa reforma en-
naesirO codigo Penal. Sc registrar va
rios dclitOs de sangre. algunOs de los
cuales pOdrian estar cOmprendidOs den
trO de la califcacion a que es apli-
cable Ia terrible pena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
NOTAS DEL SUR

ar~maas.w q. -. trsaa amsas~mas
81 ss4a ssniaa
-llssas iss,ias a lanseq ~ salalaf
- s.aa eslulaa mnrsfe amiea - ~.
sta aea Aiesnl Aalsaaisssae une aea
~ a. trkEs..af a. Nv ksaA. aslen.
Eanae - saula o. i.ola ~ irsT~
Nra i..ssuaisie = lr ar~~mUe mn-
sllss itlnnfas Isfs.lcsienairs.
--lsn Trilmnal ae rsse dlslras Ia
soncoaiae Il lissSria qUe saiicitalHan
franrisra C..ian Ae Rafasl CaaalAo
ssutietr~A M~lrsas llrzario DE- lsnlHl
e.uiiioass. R.ea Tsrglseita dc CAndilo
ToFTaslls > rainiie Nieagii"ai slc Ems
iacia Estrada
~ amuncia que Ia cippFesa Aviits
ESninri se proPune ahrir un nueso "a
lin dc prsge,cleacs clnrmatograhcas
eD Ia caniera.
Sc enc1Benira qu. cl "reanizad0r
obrero don JoSs Ferner y ferrer.
quien vienr irala jando para el meior
s.xifo lie IN Asaml,lea de sniones dc
Panaderos que 81 cfectirzra en- agos-
10 prdximo en- ManafL a
Saludimoslc afectuOsamente.
Los policias Manuel Alomar y Juan
Bta. Toro han denunciado a ErasmO
Santiago pOr infringir Ia Ley Seca.
Fue sorprndido transpOrtandO cinco
frascos de cristal llenos de ron. pOr el
caminO vecinal del barrio Tibes.
En- el expresadO barrio los mismOs
pOlicias OcuparOn un alambique en- pO-
der de Abad Perez. decomisando a Ia
vez 30 galOnes de ron que Perez guar
daba en- una cuarterOla.
-1Han tenido la atenci0n de despe-
dirse de nOsotros cuando emprendfan
viaje haeia Paris, nuestros estimadOs
amigos don Guillermo, don Calixto Y
don Julio Godreau, hijo, los que Sc
proponen permanecer en- Europa ell
viaje de recreo hasta fines del aiio ac-
tual.
DeseamOsle las mas agradables i'm
presiones en- esa dilatada ausencia de
este su pals natal.
DE un mOmento a Otro embarca-
ran para Espaiia, nuestros apreciados
amigos don Bartolo Melid, dueiio del
reputado hotel de SUI apellido, y don
Guillermo ARIZONA, prestigiosos MEM
bros de la colonia hispana en- esta ciu-
dad, que Sc trasladan a su patria ell
excursion de asuetO.
Que lleven un feliz viaje y Sc reali-
cen sus esperanzas de divertimientO
entire los -suyos.
La noticia de que la compafifa dra
matica Julia Delgado Caro- nos dara
una breve temporada, ha sido scogida
aquf con verdadero entusiasmO, pues
hace tempo que NO disturbances de la
oportunidad de yer funciones de esa in
dole, en- que los actores disfrutan del
credito que precede a los que integran
el elenco de esa empresa.
Han entrado en- nuestro puerto los
vapores Lake Editle, procedente de
Galveston, con carga general; y Cor
nelia, procedente de New York, via S.
Juan, con 300 toneladas de carga pa.
ra esta plaza.
CorespoHsaI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
SENORA RESTABLECIDA

Sc encuentra en- franca convalecen-
cia, en- la residencia de los distingui-
dos esposos Bas-Saldaia, de Santur-
ce, la respectable DANA doha Estefana
Canals viuda de Saldaiia, emparenta-
da con unas estimables familias de
esta ciudad.
Celebramos mucho el restablecimien
to de la sonora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
PINTARLO SIoUIERA.

El local que ocupan las Cortes y
Fiscalias de San Juan sigue en- el
mas deplorable estado de orna-
to y realmente es hasta una falta
de respeto aquel edifcio, sin pintar y
que hace mucho tempo no Sc repara.
Debiera hacerse una asignacion para
mejorar ese local hacerlo por el De-
partamento del Interior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
NINA HERIDA

En- Ell barrio Hato-Tejas; de- Baya-
mon, mientras la nina Rosalina Mar
vaez. de 8 amos de edad, jugaba con
un petardo, este lie estallo en- las ma
nos, ocasionandole Ia perdida de- las
terceras falanges de varios dedos..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28

Bs~s Arr rera.
IN 81 prsxima rapsr anr nAlarh a.
rslr pacFso pnra las Esiaass rnldus,
emlmruAsA para Nrw fesk = wirnk
impsrsansrs cima.fes ari NUrse. nues.
sre quersde amiga = simpAtire lsrrn
dan Emilis cisidanes. anlrn ilern u
pIugsssite De frarr SnnA sn aespdiia.
10 esiala~imiense mrsraniii ..la TO.
pular-. an enormr snrsido De calza.
d. l,rulaminnnds entire airha mrrcan
efa. los tilfimcs elesanies mOdelos De
Dr. iemporada De rerane.
Los srfores cividanrs 4 sobrino,
propietari0s del indicado exfahlecl.
mirniO. ticnen el pr1p6sitO de abrir
una sucursal de sus negocios en- uno
de los sitlos mas centrisos de "a cin.
dad. para cuandc llegne cl surtido
que Va a adQniri- cl bpen amigo don
Emilio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
ACERTADA DESIGNATION

Ell senior Julio Lectora, de Guaya-
ma, ha sido designado para desem-
peiiar ell cargo de Inspector asegura-
dor de la Comision de indemnizacio-
mes a Obreros para el Distrito de
aquella ciudad.
lie deseamos ell mejor exito al nue.
vo funcionario cuya idoneidad es ge-
neralmente conocida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
Sc TERMINARAN HOY

Sc considera SECURE que en- TODD el
dia de hoy Sc terminara Ia legislatu-
ia, pues solo queda el trabajo material
de "enrolar" algunos proyectos y los
bills" de Income Tax" y de reformas
de la Ley Municipal puedan quedar
ultimados en- la session del dfa. La
opinion general es que no habra re-
ceso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
vIENE CON Ell GoBERNADoR

FL bizarre Official del Ejercito de
los Estados Unidos, senior Andres L6-
PEI Antongiorgi, embarca en- Nueva
York, mediados de julio proximo,
acompaiando al nuevo Gobernador,
del que es Ayudante militar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-28
:SUELTOS vARl0S.


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