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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
FELCHERVILLEs qT4

Ernest Page and family were at
Decells Sunday,
Mrs. Jones and sons were callers
at Centerville Sunday.
Brainard Mudgett spent Sunday
with his daughtO, Mrs. Maud Gray.
Mr.. Shovan and Will Boyes were
home from the chopping job for over
Sunday.
Mr.. Tedford and wife were in Nor
risville at the home of Mr.. Quinn
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bessey entertained
their son, Abner, and wife for the
weekend
Mr.. Anair and, family have come
home after visit at Craftsbury at
his fathers.
Mr.. Geroux was in Felcherville one
day the past week. All glad to see
old neighbors.
Will Wright worked at the plant
Sunday; likes to look things over
once in a while.
Sunday callers at the Noyes home
were Brigham Mcfarland and bride
and Mr.. McAllister.
Sam Marley, at his pleasant home.
entertained Mrs. Clark and daughters
of johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fadette were visit
ing at his brothers. in Elmore Sunday
and found the roads fine.
Mrs. Ellen NoFes was in Morrisville
Saturday to attend the farm and
home demonstration meeting. O.
Henry Patno is home from his work
in Bolton, getting up wood pile
before the cold weather begins.
Ed. Jones has been little under
the weather the past week, but is
some better-afraid of pneumonia.
Maud Wright and Grace Styles
look a trip Friday and made their
friend, Mrs. Oscar Whitconb. a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grimes were in
Riverside to see her little niece, who
has been very sick. She is some
better.
Fred Crowell has been up and got
the rest Of his goods. They went to
Hartford,> Vt. The old place has
changed hands.
Miss Finnigan finished her term
of school and goes to Burlington to
take up school work. Miss Collins
takes her place.
Mr.. Trudeau starts out saving, as
he has rugged up a machine. Mr..
Chattin is fixing up a bit before he
starts out for the winters work.
Carroll Styles was calling on old
friends last week. He runs store
in Jericho and can't get away very
often, but enjoys seeing old places
and friends. No place like the old
town..
Mrs. Oscar Whitcomb, who has been
so poorly so long, received from her
many friends a sunshine bag just
full to the top of tokens. She wishes
to thank each and every one that so
kindly remembered her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lama had card
party to raise money for the church.
They had IA tables. The ladies
brought boxes which were sold as
high as So. A tidy sum of $50 was
made.
The organ fund has been helped by
Guy Baker Csc, Mr.. Chattin soc, Mr. |
Carroll Randall 50, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
s., Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis 81, Mrs
Baker 81, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Childs
and Mrs. Will Bayes $1-thanks from
he little ones.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
Estate of George w. Brown


The undersigned, having been appointed : Y
the Honorable Probate Court for the District I
Lamoille, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate o George W. Brown,
late of MOrTist0Wn, in said district, deceased
and all claims exhibited IN Offset thereto. hereby
give notice that we viii meet for the purposes
aforesaid at the office of Thomas Q. Cheney in
the town of Morristown, in said district, on the
3ist day o. December and the 9th day OF June
next from 9 O'Clock a. m. until o'clock p. m.
on each OF said DAYS and that six months from
the 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1921. is the time
limited by sai1 Court for said cre,iltorst 30 pre-
semi their claims to rs foi examination and al
lOwance.
Dated at Morrisyile this oh laY nj Decc nber
u 1921. TuO-. G.. CHENEY.
O. 81. WATERMAN,
y Commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
Embarrasslna Query

A parrot had its cage near the door
connecting the drawing room and the
dining room. One evening, as the
men ef the party were filing into tho
dining room, the parrot eyed each en-
trant as if k'ying to recognize them.
AS the most diminutive of the gentle-
men passed in, the parrot, evidently
puzzled, said distinctly, And who the
deuce are your"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
TraveIino Hint,

If there are bottles TO go in your
bag Or trunk and you fear the corks
will come out heat your sealing way
in a flame and run the melted part
around the cork where it meets the
glass, Thus it will be held in tightly
and only smart twist is necessary to
remove it when you arrive at your
destination.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
JOHNSON NAZARENE CHURCH

There will be a prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at the usual hour.
The Friday evening cottage meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. E.
Bennett. Next Sunday services will
be as usual.
Those who attended the missionary
service last Wednesday evening were
not disappointed. An offering of S135
was given for foreign missions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
ocean Floor Comparatively Flat.

Nowhere on dry land are there such
vast fiat plains as occur at the bot
tom of. the oceans. The success Of
the submarine telegraphic cables is
due in part TO the fairness of the
ocean bottom. Steep slopes are rare.
and it is in such places that breaks
in the cable usually occur
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
Riverside

F. B. Croyell of Hartford was a bust
ness visitor al, MIR. Benoits the past W eek
j. S. Manley was a visitor of his sister
Mrs, J. Fl. Carpenter, at Essex junction
Monday.
Carroll Stygles of Jericho was a visit
or at his nephews, Clarence Styles
Saturday.
Abner Bessey and wife spent the week
end at the home OF bis parents, Joel Bes
sey and wife.
Mrs. Will Wright and Mrs. o. W. Sly
giles called on their friend, Mrs. NJ. Whit
comb, last Friday.
Bert Crowell is helping out at the elec
trio light plant. He says it seems good
to be back on the old job.
Madame Clark and daughter. and Mrs.
Arthur Clark with children of johnson.
spent Sunday at j. S. Manleys.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07

The editor of newspaper or maya.
zine has to answer more foolish ques-
tions to the square inch than any other
man on earth. Read EN- aud weepi
Exchange
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07

For regular action of the bowels; easy,
natural movements, relief Of constipation
'trJ Doau's Regulets 30c at all stores
advertisement.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1921-12-07
JOHNSON
Elmer Patten has sold bis farm


Miss Ida Perry was in Burlington the
FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Dodge were in
Morrisville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs ". F. Sinclair were in
Morrisvile Saturday.
Mrs. Rena Parker is at the home of her
father, H. c. Parker.
The Open Forum will meet at Normal
:. Hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Eva Margie Of Morrisville was a
visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie White from Hyde Park is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. A. B. Ross is much improved in
health and able to be out again.
Mrs. Charles Whiting from East Fair.
field called on friends here Sunday.
Miss Gladys Chaffee spent Sunday and
Monday in Morr;svle with friends.
Miss Emma Lewis, who teaches in
North HydesParb, was recent guest OF
Mrs. Frank Whiting.
Miss Elizabeth Derby came Friday
evening from Burlington and is working
for Mrs. H. c. Parker.
The Club Tea was held Monday after
noon. Mrs. Slayton, State President of
Federation, was present.
Miss Ida Barton went last week Tues
day to Burlington to'visit her sister, who
is in the Mary Fletcher hospital.
A large number of high and training
school students attended the Y. W. c. A.
conference in Morrisvile Saturday. Miss
Sullivan accompanied them.
Mrs. Amelia Ward, a former resident of
johnson, died Sunday at her home in
Hanover, N. H. The body will be brought
here Wednesday night. Interment will
take place Thursday.
John Laraway, much respected citizen,
passed away at his home on Pearl street
Saturday, Dec. 8, after an illness of sever
al days. The funeral was Tuesday after.
noon at his late home.
Harrington Fullingto1 and sister, Mrs.
Eugenia Greene left for the West Wednes-
day evening last. Mr.. Fullington will
pass the winter in Oklahoma with frieuds
and Mrs. Greene will visit nephew, Har-
ry Fullington, at Seattle, Wash and then
go to Los Angeles, Calf, for the winter.
A special meeting of the o E. S. has
been called for Dec 18th, at 7:30 o'clock
for the nomination Of candidates. Re-
freshments will be served. Our regular
meeting on Dec 10th, will begin at and
close O'Clock on account OF the second
number lecture course, coming on that date.
JOHNSON METHODIST CHURCH
The annual sale arranged by the
Ladies' Aid Society will be the event
of this week. Many useful articles
have been made and will be disposed
of. The day is Thursday, December
s. A New England boiled dinner will |
be served at II O'Clock onward and an !
entertainment, consisting of tableaus |
and shadowgraph will begin at 500 ,
p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1880 at Miss Barton's home.
Choir practice on Friday.
The American White Cross is
a new society organized to support
the New England Deaconess' Hospital
and the Palmer Memorial Home for
Incurables. Please be ready to join
this organization when approached
Services next Sunday as, follows:
Morning worship at 1O:45; Sunday
School at 70; evening preaching and
Christian Endeavor services at the
Congregational Church.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
Ell DESFILE LsCOLAR DE HOY

Mas de 1900 escolares de ambos Sc
xos de las Escuelas de San Jnan. con
una banda de mdsica. banderas Y
acompaiiados de sus profesores. des-
flo en- enthusiastic manifestation por
las GALES de. la ciudaf, en- la maiia-
ma de hoy.
Celebraban el triunfo de los Juegos
Atleticos efectuatlos Gtfmamente con
las Escuelas de Ponce, Ell que ObtuvO
San Juan la victoria llevaban II
copas. liras v Otros trofeos Obtenidos
ell sus triunfOs.
FOrmados de cuatr0 en- foldo. con
toda la alegre algarabia de la juven-
tud complacida, repetian el grito de
sus classes. Como el grito de guerra de
los indiOs tiene cada Uniyersidad o
centrO escolar su grit0 de clase. des-
filaron durante una hora por la ciu-
dad, pasando por el edificiO del Dpto.
de instruction Mansion Ejecutiva.
la Escuela Baldorioty llev6 la pal
ma en- la victoria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
ESPERANDO A LAS HIJAS DE TsA
BEL EN- PONCE NJ

Ponce, abril 21.-ta noticia DC que
el pr6ximo domingo a las nueye della
manana llegaran esta ciudad las dis
tinguidas damas cat6licas que vienen
de esa Capital para organizar aQuf
una rama de La instituci6n Hijas de
Isabel, ha sido acogida por las sdamas
cat6licas poncehas con indescriptible
algeria. q
Sc informa que las alas dignata-
rias que vienen de. New York y las
prominentes seioras y seforita de esa
ciudad que forman ID conisitn. sc las
dara una reception brilIante, en- los sa-
lones de la Casa de los Caballeros de
Colon que ademas habra I'M banque-
te.
La tehida de iniciaci6n Sc aeYara
cabo la noche del mismo domingo, otpr
gandose el primero y segundo grade a
las damas que Sc inicien.
Cowespopsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

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a. s,sp,tsssis raru ssrpi'aaus irsuIo
rrrs~ o. IN t'3marn ar isrg,rrsenianies
y para sasins sreniuai,e e. .uipre~ss
legislative "a lacrsa o'u Ia Prime.
Fn Legislature d. Ia iA--luas Asamblca
Legisiaiiya. 3 para oiros nncs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
CONSTRUCTION DE CAsAS


Ei Secretario Executive ha expedido
certificado de registro a la corpora
ci0n domestica denominada THE Pom
&c Woodwork & Construction Compa-
ny. Inc, tuya oficina principal Sc
establecera en- la casa No. AZ de la
calle de la Villa. de Ponce. Dicha cor
poraci6n Sc dedicara la construction
de casas; c0brando el trabajo al con-
tado Y a plazos, a la fabrication de
muebles. Su capital social autorizado
es de S200,000.00, y sus incorporado-
res son los seiores Rafael Torres Al
sberti. Andres Rivera Morales Y Artu-
70 Delgado Toro, todos de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

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tnrnse a ColnKie sle Asrimiiurn. 20
prsrxse ae tEmzlnaaf u b cnurr-
ciomnl u mas luirin,o ensinr cian mil
a6lares en- sancar los cailns ar ln Co
r~crsonal cue Easlar sresciemins sall
d6lares en- frnslndos = pcssier h. inrer-
lido en- Ia Correcrlnnhl y priraf 3 Aia-
,yagiicz dc sn celrEio.
Nnestre Tesoro no esia en- conaicfO-
mes de resisfir desembolsos caprieiso-
SOS que nos lleran a Ia bancarrota y "a
responsabllidad de usseaes es inmeiisa
ante nuesire pueblo. q
NADIA justifica crear tantos perini-
clos. cnando no es tan diffcil Solucio-
mar el problema de Ia Correctional cue
parece ser ei pretexto para perjndicar
los lntereses de Mayagiiez.
En- aras de la justicia. nedimos que
I'd. rectifique su acttud. a@
jose A. DonMngnes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
LOS TABAQUEROs Y LOS MoTo
RISTAS Y CONDUCTORES

La Comisi6n de Seryicio Ptiblico y
una comisi6n del Senado y de la Ca
mara, estuvieron hoy tratando de yer
81 hacen que Heguen un acuerdo los
motoristas y conductores y La compa-
MIA de los carros, y los torcedores Y
La colectiva.
La primera oy6 el informe- del Sc
nor Donfenech y las 12y 80 10 esta-
ba hacienda con los motoristas Y con-
duetores ante la segunda inform6 el
senior Prudencio Rivera la CoIecti-
va. envi6 un memorandum.
La eomisi6n del Senado y de la ca
mara estudiara y examinara las de-
claraciones de Rivera, para dar su in
forme. La de Servicio Pdblico hara
10 que este su alcance. para resol-
yer la hueIga de los tranviarios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
LABOR |MASONICA
AGASAJOS A UN BUEN vENEZO-
LANO

Ell viernes % del corriente, el Tenn
plo de la Resp: Logia Patria de la
Federation del Gran Oriente Espaiiol,
Sc vic invadidO p0r una multitud de
sus miembros y de nutridas comisiones
de las Logias Palafox, Pi y Margall y
ElegidoS de la Patria, del miSmo Orien
tie. Tambi6n dieron gran realce al acto
fraternalmente varios hh.: de Oriente
extranjeros, entire los que Sc hallaba ell
ilustrado DR.. Juan Bautista Ascanio
Rodriguez. Gran Maestro de la Gran
L0gia de los Estados Unidos de Vene-
zuela.
FL brillante actosfue debido la to-
ma de possession de los Dignatarios Y
Oficiales del Taller, ceremonial que Sc
llev6 cabo con La mayor solemnidad.
Varios hh. hicieron uso de la pala-
bra, hacienda votos por la confrater-
nidad de la fracmasonerfa universal.
sobrc cuyo lena expusO el DR.. Ascanio,
frases de profundos conocimientos de
moral mas6nica, llevando al amino de
los presentes ell ferviente deseo de es-
trecharse fraternamente con todos los
hh.: esparcidos por la superficie de La
TERRA, en- un solo haz, en- un solo PEN
samiento, que es ell de la libertad espi
ritual de la humanidad.
Hallandose accidentalmente de. paso
en- Puerto Rico el DR.. Ascanio Rodri-
guez, dedica en- cuerpo y espfritu to
das las horas de tod0s los dfas, a df-
fundir entire los hh.: el entusiasmo
mas6nico, exitandolos "a que sea un
hecho practico la sublime trilogia
LIBERTAD, IGUAkDAD, FRAZIER
NIDAD.
Este ap0stol de la fraternidad ma
s6nica. ha sido premiado por la Lo-
gia Patria, nombrandole MIEMBR0
DE HONOR, entregandole en- Ell mismo
acto el Ven.: Maest.: G. Pedreira, Ell
diploma creditiv0 de tai tltul0 honorl-
fico, enrollado bajo la bandera de Ia
Patria del gran Bolivar, sorpresa que
CAUSE visible emoci6n en- el amino del
DR.. Ascanio, privandole por hreves ins
tantes de Ia palabra para iar las gra-
cias, como 10 hizo despu6s entire Co
lum.: despues de proclamado solemne-
|mente Miembro de Honor del Tall. !,
entendi6ndose despues en- consideracio-
mes de alta masonerfa polftico-social
El acto termin6 con un banquete fra
fernal, retirandose todos altamente sa-
tisfechos llevando en- sus entusiasmos
e deseo de una estrecha ) honrosa con
fraternidad
HIRAM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
Notification de sentencia:

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A CARMEN PENAGAS DE CO.
MEZ, sea la demandada antes men,
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A listed: que 1en el case arriba
titulado, esta Corte de Distrito ha die
tado sentencia declarando con lugar
la demanda, roto y disuelto el yfncu-
10 matrimonial que une los c6nyu-
ges en- este case, sin especial conde-
nacion de costas, quedando las parties
en- aptitud legal para poder contraer
nuevas nupcias del modo, fornaa y dem
tro del termino ijado por Ia Ley.
Y, siendo usted la parte periudica-
da por dicha sentencia, que puede es-
tablecer contra la misma recurso de
apelaci6n, Sc notifica a usted la mem
cionada sentencia a los efectos lega-
les, ordenandose por la Corte que Ia
notification Sc haga por medic de
edietos que Sc publicaran en- el peri6-
dico Ell IMPARCIAL que Sc edita en-
San Juan, una vez por semana y en-
|el termino de treinta dias.
Z. para que pueda haeerse Ia dicha
|notificaci6n, axpido Il presente notif-
|caci6n que serd publieada en ID for.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
nRnENANZAs ArRnRAnAS

Fl Gobernador ha sprolado las 81
Euienies Ordenanzas adcp,adas POr Ia
Comisi6n de Servici0 Pdblico:
oraenanza conceiiendO un permiso
rcrocable a Jose Romaguera para ten
der = sosteDer una tuberla para la
eonducci0n de mieles a traves de Ia 20
na martina en- el puerto de Ponce.
0rdenanza concediendo al Municipio
de Guanica authorization para cons.
truir. sostener y explotar una planta
electrica en- Guanica.
0rdenanza coneediendo a Antonio
Roig Torrellas authorization para soste
ner Y explOtar un servicio de alijO en-
el puerto de Humacao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25


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M sullIllR ran 80 anxaamrla 80 nl,s-
framr wn llsl @ssse aE1sanAn 81 Cdr.
go a. ArErwismtM A. NnsArllrlA b
simesa amiNina cue - susia suxslprsci.
asa q N tsailamfr IsaEaaa hiss~ria. BE-
praIena In serieasd magaeilezana.
BsH carrie o. AEFsrulsnra - nscs.
ira psr arsesa,e rxprr@e csBs~alae a
MasaeiirE per nnirEaones irglslaiarRs
y psr dererhe tAriio ronreasaS q Ma.
Yaeliies pef Il Congreso de hos Esia-
dos cnidss. que cs quicn 10 paEa en- Il
nOvenia por cients. por 10 menns del
c0si0 de sH mantenimiento annual.
San Juan y RIo Piedras tienen has
tantes fucntes de entradas y el dinero
de toda Ia Isla en- deIlnitiva Va p0r
Was directAs indirectas parar al
Norte. q ese Norte que todO Qsliere alb
sOrverlo. ejenplo: Ustedes votarsn Sc
tecientOs mil d6lares para la campaha
contra Ia peste buh6nica. y pesar de
haher habido en- Mayagiiez algunas ra-
tas sospech0sas. Ia limpieza en- Maya
giiez. ha habido que hacerla con dine
TO nuestrO. mientras que en- San Juan
la campaila sc ha hecho Y se sigue, ha-
ciendO con el dinero del TesOrO, vOtado
por ustedes, que es dinero de toda la
isla, incluso Mayagiiez.
No patrocine el arrebatarnos una de
las escasfsimas instituciones que dan
vida a Mayagiiez. que tan olvidad0 ha
estado por todas las legislatures.
Mayagiiez no tiene carreteras ALI
donde son indispensables, Mayagiiez
ell la lluvia no tiene c0municaciOnes
con el Sud, porque no hay puentes So
bre los rios de San German Y Sabana
Grande, el puerto de Mayagiiez Sc
esta cegandO cada dfa mas, los. edifi-
clos insulares de Mayagiiez, son una
vergiienza, la Escuela Correctional ca
rece de. 10 suficiente porque las legis-
laturas no piensan mas que en- enmen-
dar c6digos Y negar Mayagiiez 10 que
nuestros representatives piden para es.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
CLARIN, PIO BAROJA Y AzORIN
LAS OBRAS. COMPLETAS

En- los establecimientos de librerfa
de Cantero, Fernandez y Co, de esta
ciudad, Sc acaba de recibir las obras
completas de los insignes escritores
Pho Baroja, Leopoldo Alas (Clarfn) y
Jose Martinez Ruiz tAzorin).,
Sc trata de tres ediciones primoro-
sas que constituyen el mejor adorno
de la mas selecta biblioteca.
No hay que hacef ninguna recomen-
daci6n reiterada de estos libros de tan
'ilustres escritores. Las personals que
saben seleccionar sus lecturas, tienen
bastante con saber que han llegado
estas preciosas selecciones que no tar
daran en- agotarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

ANN 49, NAANl%NsN
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slan ~ MnsAsinrtus. S,pf q rsersasa-
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HrnaFs Ames4ra
i.xrene 90 Fncsso Riue aai arnHa 90
ncsas Tan Amnntes Risnles-, ~.
liciia NlsamnnA.
Tcnlrs Rialss
ilcsppaida a. "a frirR DEL cnFle y
a. Ia Evacia. Rrsuscrsan QaiiAno.
Ultima funcion d. la bella tsFndillsTa
csglaisolA. CeEnEiciaEa Il praEsnmA. In
cinla an 6 Acsss 'ianaas del Dcssine-
por cl tragico Dc In rAsssAiiA ". D.
Warner.
Gine iinna
Los rpisodies {. s y G dc ~Stinga-
rce o 81 Bandido AustSHliaBO' y una
comica.
Cine Real
Los cpisOdios ndmcros L. y II de
"Alma de TigFe", y una comica.
Cine Monte Carlo
Una graciosisima conta comica y los
episodios Nos. i3 y II de Alma dc
Tigrc".
Cine Victory Garden
William Duncan en- los episOdiOs
ndmcros l3 y II de la sensational Sc
rie en- Is episodios ia Lucha pOr los
Millones" y una cOmedia en- 2 rollOs.
Cine Puerto Rico
Programa de esta noche: FL segun-
do episode de LAS Cuatro Llaves" /,
v la interesante comedia en- 5. reels
"Dando y Dando". Gran retreta. al
comenzar la function, por la banda del
"Asilo de Niios".
TeatrO Varidades, (Bayamon).
El grandioso drama "Nobleza In
mortal, una revista y una comedia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
IN INFORME DEL LCDo. TIZoL

In INFORME DEL LCDO. TIZOL
III Representative a Ia Camara. Lcdo.
Tizol. ha informado que los cambiOs o
rebaja de asignaciOnes hechas en el
PresupuestO del Departamento de ms
trucci0n sea la diferencia. que sc en-
cuentra entire el PresupuestO sOmeti-
do all Gobernad0r p0r el DIR. Miller y
el presentado la Camara, fueran he
chos de acuerdo con el propio COmi-
sionado. de acuertlo con la tendencia
de reba jar.el montante de los calculos
hechos por los respectivOs COmisiOna-
dos, Jefes de Departamentos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25
La QUESTION DE LOS TRASPOR.
TES

Noticias de los EstadOs UnidOs in
forman que, a causa de la situaci6n
de crisis pOrque Sc atraviesa, de las
huelgas por otros motives, hay ahora
algunas compaiifas de vapores que
atraviesan pOr una situaci6n diffeil,
dandOse el case de que acciOnes que
Sc cotizaban durante la guerra a Be.
tengan actualmente un precio de $032
Sc esta luchando intensamente por la
baja de sueldos v salarios de tOdO el
personal, perO no Sc ha llegadO I'm
acuerdO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-25

UN MUERTO Y DOS HERIDos
En- el barrio Ovejas, de Ai1asco, en-
un baile que Sc celebraba en- la casa
de Ramon Irizsrry, hubo una seria al
teraci6n del orden, .de la cual result6
ell individuo Ramon Rodriguez, muerto
de .disparo de revolver. Nicolas Aceye-
do herido de bala v Gregorio Cuevas
herido de arma blanca. Este tiItimo fue
arrestado como presunto autor de La
mencionada mtierte.