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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Clifton Forge Woman Is %
Pounds Heavier and in
Fine Health Since
Taking Tanlac.

when began taking TanIa" only
weighed one hundred and nftcen pounds
and was ~ weak il Was An effort Tor III"
TO turn the knob and open door: Dut
now | weigh ono hundred and forty
mounds and feel strong and happy All the
time was the statement mad" by Mrs.
T. " Ha"t!gan. 40 N"gg" ST. clifton
Forge. Va. recently. Mrs. ilLrtiEan
has lived in Clifton F'org" for mLny
wears. and i beloved by a lare" rirrl"
Of friends.
~ the time | started taking Tanlar
had been going down hill! steadily for
TWO years. and | was 50 weak ! could
hardly raise Il window sash, and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
DEATH OF NAPOLEON
CONSERVED IN FRANCE
AFFAIR 20 He Continued over Tomorrow
Three VINO saw Great Soldier
Are sIu Living.

Paris, May 4--Fra?c" today logan
A two day Observance" 81 IN" c"nten-
t,nnary OF the death OF Nap"I"on ~
$40 o'clock Thursday afternoon
salyo Of artillery 1T the lnv,'ideS Will
mark the passing. Of a centur' since
the death oc the great warrior and VIII
close the exercises
The association ~ III" E'H"rn:n"'''
with the celebration drew criticism
from the moro radical groups 81 France.
which held the republic Sh"nh no; ."
concerned with an "apothc"si" "t mill
tar!sm and aut"c!ar%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
GOVERNOR MORGAN SIGNS OHIO
COUNTY ROAD BONDING MEASURE
BILL PERMITS COMMISSIONERS TO
SUBAQT BOND FoR lS-cEHT
ROAD LEVY ON PETITION.
STATES EXECUTIVE P h = n I Z S
CONSIDERATION OF THE CITY
COUNTY STREET BILL SOON.
GROSS SALES TAX BILL AND OTHER
MEASURES MADE Law VIXEN
SIGNED hY GOVERNOR.

Telegram from ,'hIri,> ton axe h'~-
,, 80 tt ,n obi, ,.,.,,r,, ROAD
hnnd issue hin
rrl,is ,,1noS,,r,. ,,o,,j,. ,h;, upon pet
non nf ,nn nor con, ar NOR, It tho
,,,,,,. ine county corr
,,,;s,.,a,a. .,,..,. ..oII -, ,tr,.,Iuu t. pass
,,,'.,s ,,,t N.Y. - cents an thu
"po' a w! I,... y,.r bn,l,itn.,
sV vs. r,,nds S,,,h = bond i.-
CIV" ~. t,' ,,,,a'!e mus, 10. ratified hy
~, W.
M. ,,,.,,-, ,,.,,.,na... included
,,,n ,,,i,T,,.. .,,d.~ IN, hnnd :>Sue.
b,,t senator JeS::n \ ElnCh secured an
~ t"',.,,a
ing 'e'Sue .,n.,,,.. oI s,,,.h 40,
nv ON "''M .,n ,I,, 1.n,niv com.
election Optional W." "'~ 'FN
missi"nerS' .,.,,.,o >. .,,.
Governor M"'E'" "'''' "'IH
charleston H'SP'',", ,,,',r,,,..,,,on,
,,,aia,;,,r ~ ,urhor4y;uy county COM
"ss0ci"''"" p''" t,e,SS ,,,,lI.,.,,.J
.n,r ,,,., ,,,Jiur, ,f rho county GOV
through Inv n''u'u" =. ,'' ".. ,i.r.
'ram'ht i"' ''i,,, nh.n ,.r,,,
IN the city ~ Nhe'"hs' Nne"
advisable I" DO 49,
S1sns 81 SnAS'
SharIeSt"n' way u" ,,I,,,,i IN
Governor +. r M"'sn" va, p,,. YAK.
- house oh'S ana -, "a mra,.,Jimy
toaaS' Mh'' ,,..,,. ,.,n,,
iorsa state ''PP'"'>' ,',..,, WAY,
Among the h'"S"tFS "'r' 49, ;,,,r,,,,.-
the gross sales taN p'''' iht o''! '"' ,'
ing the. size of IN" stat" police ''"'" ,M'
10 Tour '"'"pd'''>, ,.,,..rJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Foxtoria, Ohio. Man Tells How It QulcA.
ly overcame His Weakness, Ner-
vousness and Sleeplsssness.

i lat! . sl'k spell. ami I i"r' IN 20"
Ill, ii - r":NoW- condition that '"'.."
uor ~.r..i'." wrote. VI. l.. R":z"r. -" '.
Nurrh -. fU>t"r.n. pHI". Il NJ, weak
il ia" i"G> and couldn't :" J." work
withou, being tired out at n!sht. ii
.,.rl,d I" Try NerN Worth and after n V
..,r,nd h"'Ii" / am haprH I" 49, .''. T.
-',".d and I'm No. Il hi' nrrl"G- ..'n
p. !i.us MGR. strength .'.rl d.. So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Another Convincing Endorsement
Given Famous Wentworth

ne IL. IL :" b.. E, !l,L =. the abn :.
'int"rr"n' 80 m..'r.. e NOR" 'fi"r;iv. be
,n'i-' - '..- - own story. rho.c
" ~" ~G'''" rom u"rv"l!~ disorders
~I'mArh 'r"ih.". and 'h"jr attendant;
At~ ~npui tHk" need /" his rn"S~.,r.
49, :A"'' VII ma ihn' tn" ".i r"liat.r
H"rH- N"r'h.' "E'a:ning "xtrdrts If roo; :
ana plants. VII SiN. them quick r"lIe'
II 70" AL met satisfied alter taking
your nr>r bOttl". remember that your
druggist - authorized t" refund your
u"n"N -. L. aiI ."Id!n- druggists
.,.r} WF,i. H"r, W"r'h = -oiI ,nT
r..-"mrn' ud''I l.! E. II. ',r,"-. 4 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
CAPITAL SPECULATES
over APPOINTMENTS
UNDER new MEASURES
Political Blooms Launched
Before Legislators
Go Home

charleston. " Va. May Mrmh' -
nr 'th" stat" legislature. VIII" have
crowded hotel Hobbies here for III" last
two months. h;t." completely dispersed.
following APPOINTMENTS OF the mira
session YESTERDAY Thu last a. the per
sonnet started for Their homes in other
parts Of thu stat" tonight. one "l ih'
last to leave tonight was Senator II. /.
HcnShaw. Of Bunker ME RerkcI!
county. H" took with him Mayor g NJ.
: tibert. Of MartinShurE. Wh" 'ainied
IA the court house about week AK"
and was confined To his room since.
Senator Stats. hrtur" i"aNIhS '"h'Eh'
for IurkcrHburg with his bride nee
Mrs Edith Ro~>rr, announced that lie
will contest for the seat OF t"ngr'SShA
HARRY =. Woody ard in wv.
Other political bombs ar" reported :"
have been hatch.d while III" l"giSla tur"
WAS in session ~. l.uthc" Raymond,
one Of the four members "f III" nous"
" Lr!cgatss from Harrison county.
stated before his d"partur" tonight Tor
t'LukSburg that ~ viii h" u candidate
for rr-rIr,tion and. succeeding IN th;tt'
he : To- be boosted 10y his trt"nu" lnr
the sp,4hrrShip Of tn" next house. IT IS
stated.
t;u,crnnr T.. T. Morgan WI! have
many additional appointments :" make
A. a result Of Ia" Legislative ACTON.
chief IL interest here c"ui"rS on MS
s,Icrt;rn~ Of the raplt"! building com
mission. Mrs I.ivil Simpson f"Hcnh'r
ger. If the Wnnru'S advisory c"nhtI'
uf the republican state committee h' :
isSucd Il statement r"nt"ndInG tnA' 'he
commission "t seven, includ'ns IN" gov :
,rnor AS chairman, should ais" 'n'I"dc
women.
Zee After Big Job.
walter Rer. now chief deputy "l
,b,, u,.rr prohibition department "nd"r
,r.> commissioner Walter =. liallaman'
!. s,id hy marty lead"fS here /" have
the lead among several aSp'r"htN '''
IN, r,vly created uffiC" ut state pro-
bihi,ion commissioner. TIE" S"h"" re-
fusc1 10 confirm the appointments ny
former Governor turnwrb 81 H. IL
Peters, OF Falrmoni. as state ah"I cor"
m,ssIuncr. and DIR. Lindsay T. NihS"h'
of Huntington. as state h'd'N" ''i'
missio Toner. Governor - tNP'~N'u ''
marty men u make recess appointments
for these positions shortly.
Mr.. Prt"rS = still scr\ !n6' ""''''"7
the appointment 81 me- NN'''SS''' W..
:. ;. r,nort,d that Or. Unison has given
ND the stat post and returned '" rs
nriyatt rrActire II Ia" Cahcll county
sea-, Jncg Smith. of Huntington SER
,.,.,rr al arms %. the senate anG Tor
m,.r member OF the house from h"'lI
comfy. and Perry Ninson. Of IarN'rS-
h,,rp = Baltomurc and Ohio passenger
.,onIn,.,,r are avowcd candidates Too
me labor post. pr. +. +. F"rnSwor'h.
nf,hiS .itx and pr. \. q. Rutherford. OF
rhacker, Mingo county. are most prom
inently mentioned here as pro"'p'" '"'
the health position.
Governor Morgan today vetoed inc
original inheritance taaN mcSur" paSSe"
At the regular session ana '"r WHEY"
another bin of similar natur" was
nassed at the extra session. ana give"
executive approval.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
TO TRY ARBITRATION
Street Car Company and Employees Will
Seek to Settle Wage DiHerepces

Following Il meeting Of traction COM
pdny officials and u committee OF the
street ear local 1t WAS decided that
each should appoint representative
Will" these i"u appoint u lhIrd which
Will comprise an arbitration hoard. J
VI. JenniSon, formerly manager Of the
Elm Grove will represent III" company
while Thomas Cady Of McMeChHn will
represent tho local. So far tn" tw" men
have not gotten together ~ nam" the
third member nf in" committee who Will
iiA matters h,twc"n the men and IN"
COMPANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
CHACRIN FALL MEET
IS POSTPONED TIL
SATURDAY OFF
MANDATORY INJUNCTION COMPEL
LING SHERIFF TO ENFORCE
Law GRANTED MAYOR.
JOCKEY CLUB HAD RECEIVED
COURT ORDER BARRING IN
TERFERENCE BY OFFICIALS

Cleveland. May "a mandatory m
junction compelling Sheriff {. Il. star
nard I" enforce thu sections Of tn" Obi"
general code which prohibits betting ON
horse races was granted today :"
Mayor GcorG" l. Burton. Of C'haErin
Fails. by common Pleas Judg" Martin
y. Fnran.
The request for Tho injunction cam"
as IN" mayors answer 10 a "ou!r or
der prohibiting IN" use of special dcpu-
tics Ia prevent betting 4; tn" ''haErin
Fails running races. obtained by 0Gn-
Gals "f the jockey r(up yesterday.
Sheriff Staunard on being Informed
Of the courts action declared he would
NJ ono" notify officials "f tn" racing as
sur:afion that betting mus; cease. II
iS the cont cntion Of rae" promoters that
meetings cannot l." hold withou, ;he
financial support that comes from tn"
bc:ling MACHINES.
Races Postponed.
After one event had been run with
out betting the races at thdgrin Falls
were postponed until Saturday. In the
meantime. the management announced
il would appeal Judg" Foran's d!ciSIon.
I'raciiCIiiy all Of tho owners and the
horses who participated in the big race
meet here recently arc taking part in
the cleveland races
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
N|CkY ARNSTE|N
IS HELD GUILTY
CO-DEFENDANTS ARE
CONVICTED WITH HIM
Transported 100000 Stol-,
en- Bonds to Washington,

NaSh'ngt"N. Nay |".' =
tNI'AAl NTnS'"in and u" '"u' "'I'r lie
''H""h'> I"'n'.N "' t''' !" - VIII "''"
n 'TinihA! court on '2"ESeH g. CON
Sp'rli :" hE'nS >i"'e' S''ut''''S '"'''
"a" Ih>ir'( "t '"'"nh,.' were '''"h"
Hhl'N by = Jury '"hish' ''''i '''l|
minutes d"h"rrat"n.
IN" "th''r F"ur d''i"ndaH'+ - = Met"
conn. David W. Sullivan. w W Easier
Ha% and Norman :. h"M;v>.
Tn" cases arose "u' 80 S'.nnh,""
VAIL street bond th"It ;tnd the detend-
ants arc expected - D.. placed "n rial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
MASON WINS BOUT

koFoun. Ind. Ma! / --frhnki" Mason
Of Fort WAYNE oulI".Iicd SoIly Epstein
Of Indianapolis in y I"n round bout here
tonight IN III" upiui"n Of newspaper
men ~ tn. rinrSIdr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
BAILEY BACKS
ANSELL STORY
Declares Judge Wsscott Did Know Of
Bergdous Buried Gold.

Washington. May i--EiWari :
Bailey. law partner Of S;,mn'l Z. An
SILL. cnrroburatcd before :, uuuS'. InNe..
tigaliug committee today. AuSri!S test
rn"ny that former Judy" john W. N"S-
cot Of New Jersey. knew all about Tn"
story Of III" pot Of gold" brtors Grover
Cleveland B"rgdoli tn. Philadelphia
draft dodc"r. escaped
The witness was questioned partICu.
larry as 70 th:S phaS" Ot Tn" case BE-
aus" at tn. emphatic d.CIara ton by
.Iudg" WcSrpIt yesterday that iha first
he heard of the buried treasure was af-
ter Bergdoll had skipped. Mr.. Bailey
also corroboratcd tho Al>'ii cStim"ny
denied by WcSCntt. that tn" judge Went
20 the war department /" seq the s"c-r-
tary in IN" prisoners h"ha!f and re-
,n;,in"d tn"r. SOME I'm" without seeing
him.
TeStfyirG after Mr.. .tn~"il had be- n
subjected 10 Il severe DISCRIMINATION
by Representative Johnson (pcm) Ken.
tucky--a member OF IN" committee. NJ"
Bailey related III" eist "r Il converse
ton in his office aS :" plans by which
the lawyers hoped 10 obtain III" rei"a:"
under guard OF Rergdoll for the purposr
Of recovering his hidden fortune and IN
(which the late D. Clarrnr" Gibboncy Of
Phila Ielphia and Judge Wcscott took
part.
while 'ihboney was sNpiaintnE how
RrrGdoll himself had com" 10 WaShii Z
ton with Judge komiE. his friend. and
obtained $50. 900 in gold from tn" treas
ury department. which took tire" or
four hours 10 count SAIL NJ. Bailey.
Judge WeSCott sat there and said L.
Tie. But certainly the in bTcsSi"n mad"
upon M was that the judg. knew every
thing about II prior 70 our conference.
be-, AUS at n" tima dill h" express The
least surprise oyer thu statements by
Gibboncy."
Pass Buck to Gibboney.
Responsibility for changing military
plans. by which Bergdoll was permitted
to top. over IN Philadelphia. to visit his
mother. instead Of proceeding direct 10
Hugorstown. Md. at which the pot Of
gold, WIS supposed 10 be buried. Ill
properly upon tn" shoulders If GIN
bonry. Mr.. Bailey d"clnrsd MIR. R,,il"N'S
testimony had not been ronriul"0 wh>n
the hearing was adjourned over unit!
Monday.
iMtorr lrll ;nL the stand. however. re
i"ld th,' c"mmi'tc" OF q talk he had
with Eergdou AZ the t:ov"rnor'% fslara
prison. II tn" latt"r'S tai, Of tn" god.
AMI Of tho military pans for II speedy
rap Z" hnd II. Nr. i%i''N H"''!ar"H INA
GthbOnry took It p"r~"n"i interest IN
IN" prisoner ami promised. N event "t
his acquittai. 70 TAX" him L" Fhlad"l-
i.h.,, and try and make Il man Of him.
H. Tho course Of TIM long rroSS-cNam!'
nation Of Mr.. AnScl. "Onduci"d largely
hy Nj. Johnson. direct attack "aS ma T.
on HE lawyer FOX accepting employ
rn"nt AZ counsel for Hn infamous dia'i
du,lS'" Mr.. johnson WHni''d I" know
&c il" would htN" defended B"u"'hri Nr'
uold Or lUda> l>.'ar.ar. and IN" Attn 50
lad b"th W"r'' "H;.'!''l =" t::.,I Nn !'r
tn. ;aw
Defends His Course.
Luther Martin. an ,;n:n.ni i'wN'r |
his daN. Mr. An~ril declared. r"pr">.r'-
Il AARON Burr. Whi!,. ~nnic rf ~" Er,:'-
,5,.,,, m -. f,,,,,,,,. h.,r,Ier .to,e N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
COUNTRYWIDE
CREDIT SURVEY
IS COMPLETE

E.v York. May I Thu National a.
snciarinr. Of Credit Men ,unigh, mao"
public q summary az country wide
survey nr business conditions. In whl,h
II was asserted tina, industry had not
revived his spring as pr"dI"t"d ami
unemployment was Sill! 'n"r"aSinG. NJ
rrrurt ISSUED u! TIA" association credit
defense rnuncIi was summarized und' :
thrS,, fourteen heads.
81 The predicted spring revival n
:ndus,r, has failed /" mrlrr;ai.2., with
few executions in lines which vera
~. rr>l 10 nuuidnrr
-. I.n,rnploym"n; - >'il ON IN" in
GREASE. although somewhat arrested "N
tn. u>ua seasonal Improvement.
49,! InrnalS hay" been made on say
,ngs which had been St"HdilE Increasing
until recently
~ tolh"ii"us NAV" continued d:ffl-
..uI, and liuuidaIIuu "r debts and bank
loans j. still :. slow process som"
large concerns ar" asking for extended
terms and offering notes for past dn"
accounts.
- There has h.cn II steady 'i"Cl.n"
in bank clearing iEur"S IN harmony W.
IN. reduced business ami l,QuIdai"d
urir.s
III Efforts are. heinz ,Iadr % operate
an m. smallest nCSSihl, stocks.
". ..r.. ornru,rh,nr ihr Tine Of
renewal of mnuufi,turr
S,,,,,Ia,,nn -, his ,,m, rI urduo
,..,,,.,,,r f,, lus,r,ss : uusar,. and If
,nL,,Ia'I - vii r.vnI, ~ d..,;,, lug rr.
.,,,,r.
20 p,,i-oads ,r;. making rrorr.<> 90.
,,rL ,h,. uIr;m,i,. xnlu,,~n If .;h,ir
,,,,., .,rinrs nrnhlrms
IN Thc hnusirg shrri,c. rrnL,rm
has Vet IN y, solved
"I Th,r,. must be created ..dnuua.s
r,.,,.Lircrc for The underwriting If
tp:,r.ir,- If ,nr,n,r,, "a Turr.rr, me-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

No mar--r what Won want II viii 81 t
YOU time ana 1U"u"N I" TSr INTEL
IIGENCEE WANT Ap%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

-EuY wAr SAVINGS .;1AMro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

restaurant aristocrdtico de Potrosra
90 ''Donon.'
De tres Il cinco. Trotshy 81 cncicrr9
Ell Su gabinetc las ciEco Sc cele'
bra caSi sinnpre cn stl casa. una
Asamblc', del Coniit6 de Defe!isa, del
Alto Tribunal Revolucionario o dc
alguna otra organization dirccta. Al
mismo tempo, sn esposa preside Ell
sus habitacones lit Asamhra del Co
mite dc Socorro los guardias roios
invAlidos algo por ci cstilo.
\ las siete. Trotsky rccibe Il los
generates Y otros altos oticiaies, que
lie presentan sus informcs.
\ las echo Sc sirve. Ia Comida.
DcspuGs, Trotsky, siempre solo. va ell
autom0vil Il un mitin cualquiera o
bien al teatro. dondc ooupa I'll antique
palco imperial.
Trotsky viaia muchO. .AnteS dc su
salida dc Mosc1 Sc tonIa un mar dc
rrecauciones. Los peri, dieos publican
falSas noticias sobre Ia fe2ha. la hora
el itincrario del viaje prcyectado.
Ell trcl 81 romponc dc SUI coche per-
sOnal. amucblaLlo con t0do lujo Y pro-
visto. no solo de un cuarto de baflo
V de una riCa biblioteca f}ino tnmbian
dc m aparato rad:o-telegrdtico; de un
vag0n-rcstaurante Y de t:GS cGcheS pa
ra su escol Il. Su. secretaries Y de-
mas emplcadoS.
En- todas las cS.acioNeS donde paSa
el tren les funcionariG> "SoyictistaS"
satudan 4 Trotsky con diScursos POM
poses no SO admtc cn Ia cstaci6n a
los campesinos V ohrcrns, por tenor
de que vayan a qH"jarse.
y micntraS Ell a tren dc lujo
Trotslly rccihc Il las autoridadcs To-
Gales. a qucnos rGsaia cod huenos
viAc< Y diScurSoS Sohr; Ia neees.dad
de cons l;Car el poder "obrero VI CAM
pcSino''. los robrcS obrrros v campe-
sincs, que nj siquiera fupron admiti-
dos Ell In cstaci0n. suSpiran dici6ndo-
SO que cl zarismo ha vUclto... en- una
forma mucho mas atroZ y rilinOsa que
el ant,gto.
Y. TASIN.
Berlin, iic.emhre 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

que tielen la inyitaci5n personal dc
Trostky; adcmas. Cada visitaEte Sc
halla prcvianlente somctido un in
terrosttorio severe. tcllicndo que eX
plicar Il motive de su vista, cnseiial
numcrosoS dOcumcntGS Y permisOs. etc
LucgO Sc pre@unta por telefono al Sc
cretario de Trostliy 81 verGadgramen
tc han dado un pcrmiso q tai cual
:clor.
ST la contcstaci0n cs afirmativa, el
Solictantc es cecheado minuciosamen-
&C. Los miltares, hasta los dc altos
srados, tienen qeu depositar sus ar
nas nadie entra on ,el palacio de
Trostky armada. Estan exentGs del
cccheo tan solo los comisarios del
Pueblo, es decir, los ministries. los
miembros del Comit6 central del parti
do comulista y el favorito de Trots-
Ky. cl general Balltiisky.
Ell palacio esta amuebiado sober
biamente con los muel'les requisados
en- la casa Iel famoso millionaire Mo-
rozov.
Antes de entrar on q gabinete de
Trotsky los visitantes tiencn que des-
.filar ante todo su ej6rcito de ayu-
lantes v secretaries.
Trotsky Sc leyanta las siete de
la mafIana v dcdica media hora Ia
gimnasia. Luego Il las ocho, toma a
solaS cl desayuno. a las ocho y me-
dia, va de paseo en- autom6vil con
cuatro guardias. Detras sigue otro
autom6vil con agenteS de Ia policfa
secreta. FL itinerario del paseo. para
mayor seguridad, varia diariamente.
A la vuelta del paseo. Trotsky visi-
a los cuarteles dc In Guardia roia,
londe asiStc. duraite unos diez minu-
os, los cjer'iejos .militares.a LMego
dirige al Krelnlin p2'a asistir a la
\samblca lie los comisarioS del Pue-
,l0, o bien del Crnsejo militar.
n la una vuelye u su casa para
lmorzar. Cast siempre tiene invita-
los Ia mesa altos lignatarios co
lunistas, turistas extrJnjeros de I'M
'ortancia, etc, Y comfnmente al ge-
eral Baltiisky, st favorito
Sc come. muy b;cn. Ell '"chcf'' de
,Trotsky es ell famoso cocincro del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
,CARIBE

Situado en- ael ,coraz6n de 10 ciudad.
Perfectamente acondicionado con to-
aos los adelantos modernos. Ascensor.
Telsfonns. Magnidcas haDltac'ones con
bafio privadO y efectos sallitarios. Es.
pecial comfort para familias pasa-
,eros. Precios p,oderados.
Telefonos 4S4 r .l.OO9. P. o. Box S06.
Gale de San francisco No. s4. San
Juan. P. Ri a..t.
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EL,aDORADO

Erente al seaadSS. Ell sitio mas con.
currido. Comidas selectas petici6r
del gusto mas refinadO, atendido per,
sonalmente por sus duehOs. Clasicos
pasteles y el exquisite y arOmaticO
cafe. visitenos.
vEINTlDos Y TORRES.
San Jose No. IS. Tel6fono $50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

GLoB1Tos DE COMA :-ventas al
por mayor desde 90 cts. gruesa en- ade-
lante Surtido removable semanalmen-
te.. SERVINGS pedidos por correo C. O.
D. I. S. B. A. Allen SO. San Juan.
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G n / A
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R D ] A
Ia FAsTUosA VIDA DE TRoTsKY

Estamos lejos dc Ia .epoca ell la
cual Trctsky ocupaba, con su mujer
= sls dos hijGs. dos habltacioncs mas
que moticstaS en- In calle Oudry, en-
Fl harlio Latino dc Par<s. lidiando les
i5as &c pago del aiQuilcr con cl porte
). q gerente de III casa.
4iquol pohrc en- gratio vive hoy eli
M pa,acio. viaja en les trcaps dc luio
qre pertHnceian III Zm Nicolas. estd
suar, ado por una Guhrdia escogida.
-ticnc a su disposition Is mejores
tom0rilrs--lamhiGl p:ap:edad del
OK Zar,--cahalloS. caSas de campo,
etc. etc.
Vamos dar alsunOs detalles sobre
Ia vida de csc dicrador todopoderoso.
Irastk:T tiano sa rcsidcncia p-inci-
pal en- Moscd. en- cl larrio llamadO
Vuljol,ka. Vivc g. baato pllacio, ro-
dead0 de una alta muralla dc piedra,
que tiene dos cnGr.ncs luprtas Dc hiH-
rro. Ell palacio sd po" tlpltrc por
fuera. guardado ror la guardia perso-
Sral de Trostky e3npu@S;a dc bach
kris" de "dcZ@uins" tuna trihu del
Caucaso.i No eS c0Sa Sracll;l pcne-
trar on aqrella fnrtalt "a; en- primer
lugar, So dc.a pasar tan solo Il los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

GRAN oPoRTuNIDAD PARA 1922.
-Indiscutiblsmsnts la mejor Revista
que viene del Extranjero. La esplen-
dida Regista Fnustrada GACETA DE
MUNICH que Sc publica en- espanol en-
Aemania y que tanta aceptaci6n ha to-
nido en- Puerto Rico participa sus
numerosos favorecedores que a partir
de Enero pr6ximo la suscripcion a este
magnifco semanario solamente valdra
$3.50 por anualidades completas. Di-
RIA su solicitud a su agente general
PEDRO JAUNARENA, San Sebastian,
Puerto Rico.'4 11''*
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Si I'd. esta enamoradO yea a
la BERTINI en- PEREZA. Divi-
ma pastorcita que vagas pOr los
bosques, me permites que y0 Os
devuelva un ravo de vuestros
Iojos convertidos EN- Diedra? Ell
Jueves 5 de Ener0 en- el TEA
TRIO AMERICA.
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ST QUIERE uD. c.nlprar vender Bo-
nos y acciones de Bancos. Centrales
y otros va.ores, 6ncas rdsticas y ia
banas. coiocar tornar dinero en- hi
potecas o piguorar valores. dirijase
N LLAURI s. co, fetuan Nc y
'a'&fono 287 San I,an Puerto Ricu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

1900 POSTALES Alemanas, America
mas y Suizas: de Imagenes. Paisajes
Amorosas, Festivas y dc Iniciales On
Colores, remitense. al recibo de $500
por Parcel Post Insured, ibre de Por
tes. "Post Card Dealer, P. o. Boz
456, San Juan, P. r.
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PALACE

En- el cenrrO comercial de San Juan,
con vista la bahia. COntiene ITO ma.
Sftaciones anpiias, con cuartOs de ha.
DO. "Roof. garden, sitio ideal para
bales, banduetes., 'sOirees'. Ell 81
tio de reunion de Ia buena sociedad.
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pE1GApo & RAEL1A. peritos Con:

tables Titulados.-Se pI actica toda cla-
Sc de trabajos de Contabilidad las re-
lacionadas con la ley de Income Tax,
incluyendo alzadas ante La Tesoreria
General, Junta de Revision y Cortes de
Distrito. Gesti6n rApida de toda clase
de asurtos municipales ante los Cen
tfos oticiales del Gobierno Insular. Sc
cuenta con la cooperation de honora-
bles abogados-Plaza de Colon 8, altos
P. Q. Box 715-San Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Sc VENDE un buen solar de 6G3 me-
tros cuadrados en- Santurce, calle de
San Mateo, parada Is, colindando con
Llad6 y Gelabert. Infornara Pedro Bo-
livar, Telefono No 425, San Tuan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30

SANCHo g. ALAMO.-Agentes de ne.
gocios.-San Justo 2-5 al lado del Ban
CO Colonial.-Teiefono $50. p. o. Box
1l32-Quiere usted comprar vender
acciones de bancos y centrales, colocar
o tomar dinero en- garantia hipotecaria.
vender comprar alguna propiedadf
Dirijase a nosotros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-30
Ell EL.vEsUBIo

Pafticlpo 1 mi numeross ciienren
cue nuevamente me encuentro al frer
q de este acreditado Restaurant. don
de encontrarknI m esmerado servieio
q 10 carta. ASe admiten abonadOs y
nunca faItan los sabr0sOs ''SpaguettT
Vicente RinaIdi. Allen 20. San Juan
Telef0nn 89S-