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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
LIGHTNING; I'll UNDER AND RAIN

Lightning, thunder and rain, yes
Sir, all three of, them and two feet Of
snow on the ground, whadyoknow
about it. Last week the Leader told
q story of two horses being killed by
lightning in the Snake Creek district
away back in January, but we were
really having summer weather then,
and some of the Il told you sos" were
not bit surprised when they heard
the story. But this time 1t was diff
ferent, 1t was real winter weather and
showing almost every day since a
week ago Wednesday, until by Monday
there was two feet Of snow on the
ground. Monday b evening about (, 9
o'clock the wind began to blow and
every body looked for a blizzard, but
instead it began to lightning and thun-
der and at last heavy rain fell. The
storm lasted about an hour. s;. Il 3
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
PARTIES WHo LOANED IT MONEY
ARE sUEiNG AND ATTACHING
GOODS IN THE STORES T.
COUNTY STORES EMBARRASSED
Choice Between TWO Evils For Stock.
: holders. Either Withdraw Or
,.r Stay In and Finance L. 80.

:, That the stores belonging to the
Consumers United i Stores Company
are having financial difficulties is be-
coming apparent Where the money
put into the stores has gone no one
knows, but from all appearance it is
gone and now the company kindly
informs its. members that. they will
make some Kind Of a settlement with
them il they send a. representative to
Fargo, or the members can re-finance
the store at their point and still con-
tinue business. -. 70. :
The following is 4 letter sent to
the members who have loaned money
to the company. It was received by a
member of the. store at Garrison. This
member has brought suit against the
company for his $1O0 he loaned. He
prefers to try and collect his money
that way than have it settled at Far
go by representative of the store; or
by financing the store any longer.
The store at Garrison has also been
attached for the rent which is past
due. .n-.:,4
Fargo, N. d., March 4, 1921.
"Dear Member: In view of the fact
that you and others have loaned the
Stores Company money to finance the
store at your point; we are calling a
meeting of all the signers on the notes
at that point, together: with the Direc-
or of the store: Wednesday,, the 9, for
the purpose Of arriving at conclusion
as to what will be done with the store
at that point. ,s;t .,..-. - =; t,4.;..s -,
y sAtf the :. Store Convention at Bis
marck, a committee of, three men was
selected to investigate the affairs Of
the Stores Company and devise a way
of settling its financial difficulties.
We have now arrived at conclusion,
through the advise Of an Attorney,
that the store point can make settle
ment with the Stores Company, eiher
by pulling out and making settlement
of It's obligations at that point, or BIZ
staying in, financing. its point for the
staple groceries which It needs, and,
remaining one of the Stores Com1
.pany & !.7-s7 :. =; ~ 2 - s : :
IL you so decide that you wish to
make settlement with the Company to
separate your point, it will be neces-
sary to select one of your number as
a business agent with full authority,
to come to, Fargo and represent you
in settlement with the, Company. This
should be done at once. ,n,fsl
. 5.,t.,t..f5 Yours truly .:s;l:.&,@y ID
..5% III. G. Lind III.
Z, = In. other, points In. the state the
members, are having the same trouble.
The store at Turtle Lake has been at
tached, as will be shown by a notice Of
levy on file in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds. 'E
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
LENA LEROY EskEs

The funeral of Lena. Leroy Eskes
was held at the First Methodist Epis
copal Church Of Underwood at 1890
p: M, Tuesday, March. 15.,t L. r. Bur-
gum and .SBuothb Off ieating.rr :. In:
terment was made in the Coal Harbor
cemetery. Apprpprtat music was rell
dered by the nderwoDd mixed quar-
%tette. .< 81 u &. S !; MS,
Lena Leroy j Il SSEskes !: was born m near
Underwood, July. 20, 1889 and spent
her entire life in the Weller neighbor77
hood southwest of Underwood. She
was the youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Leroy, well known pio-
sneers Of Mclean County. March 13;
1912 she was, united III marriage to
Edgar ,Eskes and to this union FIVE
children were born, Gerald, Frazer;
5Maylen, Jean and james, all OF whom
are living and are bereft Of the
mothers love. Mrs. Eskes also leaves
to mourn her going her mother, Mrs.
Robert Leroy, her sters,s Dora, Paul
and Jennie Burton and brothers, Wal
tel, Percy and Robert. The heart of
the entire community goes Fout to the
bereaved ones and especially to the
mother and the husband. ..1,s 5s 81
/ Mrs. Eskes had been suffering from
an attack Of typhoid fever and death
came tliei morning Of March ,ls, at
Underwood. The deceased was q :wo-
man of fine personality and splendid
character and leaves Ia q, host Of
friends who are sorrowful because of
her departure. 4ss:E 4.&s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
CONSUMERS UNITED STORES
" -. co. In FINANCIAL TROUBLE
MOST OF 1921 SEEDS TEST
WELL ocCoRDINo TO NORLjk

Many samples Of seed have been
tested during the winter according to
a statement made by A. l.. Norling,
County Agricultural Agent and most
Of the seeds germinate well. A. few
samples he reports as showing GER
mination, test less than SO per cent.
The. best test so far is a SO per cent.
sample Of Durum wheat belonging to
J. D. Meyers OF Douglas.
All samples for testing should be
sent in just as soon as possible.
Those who wait until the last day may
not be able to get their report until
after seeding. but il they do not get
a good stand Of grain they will at
least know whether or not it was the
fault: of the seed. ....,
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!! WITH VISITING TEAMS

B Tie R tsWasshbarn IS IS Urn To,Wsn N Basket ,Ball III
Team, practically closed the basket
ball; season thisS when they play
ed two games. One Monday with I'm
wood and one Wednesday with
Ryder y Both games were fairly we'll
attended bnt not the crowds which
had Witnessed the games earlier in the
.ts;? III }
q. The local team hacked practice ana
twas because Of; this that they lost
the game to sUnderwonl They beat
4 Underwood several 9s eaks ago on
their own floor and si then Under7
wood has been gettiH tn asone good
hard practice. land stly swefSin con-
5dition ia, make heir tkfoWs count At
no time however were they very far
lin the Lead but yet just enough to
take the game At the end Of, the
first half the score stood 81 to 26 In
sUnderwoodss, favor and the final score
stood 81 to 40 In Underw00d's favor.
The{ Washburn players were Nygaard,
A: Peterson, Eyerspns, Robinson. and c,
peterson. III NJ sas,,St4'!1 4 &, 4 b,
5s The game ednssday night with
the RYDER, ,avef came fput much bette:
for; the local boys: They were in :bet-
ter form and play "a tighter game.
The Ryder bpyst were. lighter set and
then too they had ;treuble in making
sbask Theig score would have; been
much higher IL they had been more &C.
,clrate in; thsir basket sho ooting The
first half ended with "a score of: 10, ito
,22s sin favor Of Washbnrn and the sanal
score gave Washburn a total Of 40 to
Ryder's %. The Washhurn team was
composed Of sNsygaard, G, Peterson i
Robinson and Schlict hem
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
EAR Liza 5 ] AXE 4!
FIR !| PLACE r |. { T.
Observation-Disclosures
81 GOOD REsuLI8 sNflIHs THE, tii55s rs Il
I. EAELlAfaA oMA'TO - s5' 2ts.S s: II Il

Y During the past feWstyears the North
4; Dakota, Experime ent i Station shasssbeen
aeNelop 81 tanhat to- which shall
a"be Mspfactt ttcal Tor North !. DakOta CON
u dtSlonss and have isuce eeeded In. develop
l:Ias.: &nfearly strain ID be- Ear rliapa to-
L qQA90 ssssas$ n n =
ss u This tomato was tried out in about
ten: tAWnships inM.MeL Gan. C6nnty5la ait
year. d, In most cases the plants were
S,lllapted fiside by side Of some other
siYaEdetysand both given the, same care
Nor a0mparIs ons with the following re-
,a.stlsl LsssIG Geo.sM. sRehi .ofaC Coal%IIaF-
.4hprs reports that they are boosters for
Esrlfana tonnat :E;yli 'S.ssf ~
s.i:s Miss Julia Berg Of Washburn re-
ports hat the Ear LLAMA tomatoes we're
Y riRA sl3 days earlier and iyield led near
!*ly twice as many ripe tomatoes assthe'
Early Jewell that had the same chance.
Mrs. o.. "A. Moe Of Russo reports that
they started picking ripe tomatoes
August 4, The, 9th Avasiety planted
j by the eide srRsi. tVEo weeks later IN
getting ripe; end !, the yield; was not
nearly saa s B; /, :s:h Il, :.s,s: St@a
s3i Pete SheptenkO Of Max reports that
/ the eaEak3ianasYa the most isYcce essfpk
i tomato He has had fol: many years: II \
The seed for this spring is being
distributed through, the County AgTt-
cultural Agents Office and any one
Wishing a. package should write "A. = Z.
,Nerling :Atss Ahnrns ii i Il; !, ~
III One, package will be. allowed per
Observation-Disclosures will be given
askls stRWpsh3ps Wheres4no seed was res
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
District Convention: ID: Il Call.

4 district convention of the voters
Of Mclean Count;twill be held at, the
city hall, at Underwood at. %P.+ N.
"Wednesday, March %, for the purpose
of selecting 13. delegates to represent
Mclean County at an Independent
State. Convention to be held at: Devils
Lake March, 80. and 81. ANY ;elector
may participate in the district con-
vention who will not under any cir
cumstances in event a recall election
is held vote for the retention. in Office
any Of the present. members Of the
Industrial Commission, namely: Lynn
J. Frazier, VIM. Lemke and John Ha-
gen: .t.a i;. =, = u u
'sa ..ss., B. F. spalding,Fl t'Es :.5*s = -35
j :S.a Sveinbjorn Johnson Il
Theo. G. Nelson,
- Joint Campaign Com.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
HOW TOM MOORE USES A.,
s.-f TYPEWRITER IN "MOVlES'

In "Toby's Bow. Goldwyns latest
Tom Moore starring vehicle, one scene
requires the star to use a typewriter.
He does it fervently and with all the
enthusiasm Of genius working out
an idea. u But when the scene was over
Tom Moore. looked Fat what he had
written and burst out laughing. The
other members :1f the cast crowded
about to seq what 1t was: And here
is what the Movie genius wrote. !.
To Dmifekfoir Haefy Beahmuount
---Gee you thing i'm having a good
time withthistypwryujch-itet but I'm
not wri t i ng q novel just wish ing
this scene waas over and was down
at thenbeach having q swwim Gosh
will you ever say cut we'll thank. ;. :. !.
your stars i've said about all. there is. 4.
Mr.. Moore reached this point,
the camera stopped; and although the
effort seemed painstaAng, Mr., Moore
did It very rapidly, !, as he had to show
some familiarity With 1.-The: machine.
Now we know what an actor thinks
about while at work.
Tom Moore will be shown here next
week, Friday and Saturday in "Toby's
Bow. ..9 i y II +
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
cuREESak q e. 4 spAlQtIY

\ Vitk thB sim iQf the cgrfeM l
EAGOndaY M s: f1pal the
ffckildssA hiirrn II. s. 1ha akr The sage
ssof fof ttlna ID the shistory
athes stowns Had iads to t,e off the streets.
ahlghen. has, been duly 'appointed
CITY Marshall ana shel III III ol ttbbe. streets
gs Is asg y. q ai han e e
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
TouRhA.M Easr; TO BE- HELD !

aIOVHNAMEh&fittIO ~ BE- HELO ~ III
s-' 1 .'g \ ! ssr q AT TURTLE LAKE,
Il The Mclean county basket bali:
tournament was finally decided to be-
held next week, it is understood. at
Turtle Lake. Five or six teams are
expected I'D take part in the tourna-
mens ash Burn b. expecting 70 make;
aSgpDd showing, although they have.
some very strong teams to face. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18

BLIND HUSBANDS

The Dorcas Society will meet at the
home of 11rs, Christ Nelson, Friday
afternoon March s25.s Everybody is
invited to attend. g.a .;:y,. - q,
}:s The attraction at the Liberty Thea
tire tonight; and Saturday night ia; one
Of the best the manager, has book
ed. The play tells the story Of the
man who neglect to love his wife, and
of the temtation that comes to her to
receive attention Of other men. The
crisis is. bound to come when such is
the case, and in, Blind Husbands"
the crisis ia: one which will make you
hold your breath and forget all else.
The manager has placed a guarantee
on this production that; 1t will please,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
LAND LEASING APRIL 21

The leasing of the state and insti-
tutional lands In the. county will be
leased to the highest bidder in front
of the court house April 81, at 10 A.:
NJ This date is always, looked FORE
ward too each year, as many farmers
over the county are leasers of the land
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
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Bs5 E0 iSsjd IN q eSs Sf

Ielen onts M b
SCopAland hut 4 Big a Alnl yests day took
the dontana renpfsl Il Gif,fsSkSGs OH beinga
admit entered
as alst "a, thts;s
iiis tiinss IISsRe
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18

LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTICE
English services at Sverdrup church
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Sunday school from 10 to II A. M.
There will also be services at Sver-
drup's church Good Friday at IL A. M.
and In town at & r, M.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-03-18
COURT HOUSE! NEWS:
Probate Court

Petition filed to appoint Fanny No
valsky of Dogden as Administratrix
Of estate Of VIM: and Christina Covlin.
Petition filed to establish the heir
ship of the estate OF William c. Beach,
late of Douglas. - ...
+ Petition filed TO, appoint Agnes M.
Wallin administratr1x Of. the state of
Victor B, Wallin, =, ~ ~
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=. ~, In. other points ; in the state the
members. are having the same trouble.
The store at Turtle Lake has been at
tached, as will be shown by notice OF
levy on file in the Office of the Reg.
lister of Deeds. Il 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Secci6n la.
Civil No. 1888.
EMfLAZAMIENTO

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
A Della Morris Mac-Gee, vda. de
Hord, sea los demandados antes
mencionados.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA A USTEDES que Sc ha presenta-
do en- la oficina del Secretario de la
Corte de Distrito, Seccion Primera,
del Distrito Judicial de San Juan,
Puerto Rico, la demanda del actor an
tes citado, Ell la cual alegan los de-
mandantes que son duenos de una fin
ca de 20 cuerdas que describen en- la
demanda y que la Demandada Cen
trail Vannina posee indebidamente una
parcela de IA cuerdas auo describe de
dicha finca; Y Ia dclnandada Della No
ris Mac-Gee, posee indebidamente una
parcela de seis cuerdas que describe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

En- una circular que recientemente
expidi6 ell Departamento del Trabajo
he los Estados Unidos, por ;conducto
de In oticina que tiene a su cargo Ia
protection del nino, Sc explica Y de-
muestra Ia norma legal adOptada por
los diferentes Estados para proteger
Il los ninos de los aZares V peligros
CONSEQUENCES al desempeilo de empleOs
una edad demasiado tierna.
Con exception de cuatrO EstadOs
en- todos los demas Sc ha tijado en-
catorce amos la edad mflima para el
trabajo-a menos Ell los talleres Y IA
bricas. Y menudo On otros empleos-
Y en- Siete Estados Ii edad mfnima Sc
ha fijatlo Ell ounce o dieciSeiS afloS.
En- la mayor parte de cstOs EStadoS
hay eXcepcioneS, pero estas Sc refieren
en- muchos casos, a los niiios que ira
bajan despu6s de las horas dc escue-
la durante Sus yacaciones.
Veintinuevp Estados han reconocido
el dia dc ocho hOras de trabajO para
los nih0s mayOres de dieciseis ailos,
pr0hibiendoleS que trabajen mas de
cincuenta Y cuatrO horaS ell ciertaS
3cupaciones, o hacienda extensive esta
Drohibici0n q todos los empleos lucra-
,ivos, aunque eXceptuando, por 10 ge-
neral, las labOres domesticas los ira
bajos Ell las haciendas granjas. En-
.irse que casi Ia mitad de elloS limi-
tan las horas de trabajo q 81 me-
nos, por semana, en- las ocupaciones
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

lde dicha fnca.-A la Corte hace la
siguiente sdplica:-Por tanto, supli-
can los demandantes la Corte una
sentencia que declare con lugar esta
demanda Y que condene a los deman
dados respectivamer1te desalojar ca
da uno de ellos la parcela que de tan-
ia mala fe v sin titulo legitimo po-
seen Y entregarla a los demandantes.
Que las dos parcelas que Sc describen
en- la demanda fornlan la finca princi-
pal de veinte cuerdas descritas ne la
emanda propiedad de los denlandantas
inscfita a favor de Feliciano Mon-
ge SUI causante, en- ell Registro de la
Propiedad. Que los deniandados han
poseido dichas parcelas de mala fe, y
que paguen los demandantes
100000 por los frutos producidos o
debidos producer. Los demandantes
piden la Corte remedio general. Rio
Piedras, P. r., 20 de JUNO de 1921.
Els abogado de los demandantes ell
Lcdo. Enrique Diaz Viera, Gale Jose
de Diego, Rio Piedras, P. R.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A USTEDES
que de no comparecer contestar di-
cha demanda dentro de los diez dias
despues de notifcado, 81 la notifica-
ci6n Sc hiciere en- ell distrito, y dentro
de los veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera
del distrito, pero en- la Isla de Puerto
Rico, y dentro de los cuarenta dias 81
Sc hiciere en- otra parte, los deman-
dantes podran obtener un fallo su
favor condenando a ids. a pagar
$50,00000 de frutos producidos de-
bidos producer y entregar las dos
pareclas de terreno los edmandantes
Y concederles todo 10 que piden en- la
s1plica de la demanda arriba trans
crita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
CONTRA UNA ESTATUA EN- LA
INDIA

De Lahore, India Britlnica. infor-
nan 10 siguientc:
MOhandas X. Ghandi, el lidcr nacio-
lalista de la India. ante una. gran mu-
hedumbre, pronunci0 I'LL discurso,
lcOnsejando On t1rminoS violentoS. que
lestruyeran la estatua dc Lord Law
'ence. que So eicucntra en- la ciudad.
Ghandi. dijo Ia multitud dc fand-
icOs que le escuchaban, que deberfan
lestruir esa cstdtua, aun a riesgo de
IA vida.
Debajo de la referida estatua apa-
'ece una inscription que dice: :Sera
usted gobernado por Ia pluma por la
Hspada?
Lord Lawrence. fu6 un militar bri-
anicO que Sc distingui0 pOr haber So
'ocado la revoluci0n India de Scpoy Y
aber servido de Gobernador de la
ndia, del 63 al, 50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
Ley sobre el trabajo de los me-
nores en- los Estados Unidos

que estdn sujetaS n reglamentos. En-
dos EStadOS todavfa existe ell dfa de
once horas de trabajo, sea I'm ma
ximO semanal de 60 horas. En- Al Es-
tados hay cierta prohibition rclativa
a los trabajos nocturnos. la cual com
prende los nifios memories dc 1R aiius
y en- diciSiete de estos Estados prohi.
ben semcjante trabajo sin excepciones,
no ser On algunos casos, on que So
presten servicios q la agriculture cn
los hogareS.
En dieciocho Estados. inclllso al.u-
nos de los prinoipales que, por raz5n
de slS industries. cXigen quc cl niiio
menor de diceiscis ailos presente la
certificaci0n del medico acerca de SUI
huen eStado ffSico. para que pueda
obtciler un certificado de empico, en-
tanto uur otr0s Estados lie perLiten
al funciOlario que eXpide el certificado
imponer este requisite. seg1n 10 esti-
me cOnveniente.
Para los trabajoS en- las minaS. el
mlnimo de cdad. en- general, eS dieci-
seis amos, pcro hay diez Estados que
todavla pprlniten cl empleo de mucha-
chos de catorce aiIos de edad, V, por
otra partc, hay seis Estados que no
han fijado ninsuna edad mfnima para
hacer dicllos trabajos. Estos datos Sc
han receptacle de las leyes que el pri-
nero de encr0 dc 1921, estaban yigcn-
teS Ell varus Estad0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30

EHsabemiento eonrdO sxpn4soKxcs eondonas
Compa dotacn a, patatos moderno
de mayor uhdad aannto centfco de toda las enfeme
dades curablescrmo
servcio-Cuerpo medico residerte e Sanatorio.
Sc admten trataniento eneno de
dendc atndidos medcos Sociedad
Departamentos especiales Senoras
Cperaciones esIecales de
elec1icos hidrotepo maae X Fulguracon
squitatvamnte conYencionales.
PERSONAL CIENTIFIco
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO Dr. don Amaio Rodan
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO DR.. Manuel Quevedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL: DR. don Rafael Lopez.
ESPECIALSTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NAR1Z OIDOS. GAR.
GANTA OJOS: DR. don Agustin R.
RADIOLOGO: DR.. Rivera.
Dr.. don Pedro Rivera Aponte. Dr. don L. Rivera.
DR.. con Manuel Pavia. don RAND Ruiz
CRUJANO DENTISTA: Dr. R..
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Asepca facutava secundada
dad Nurses Ttudas de copea api.ud pca aga
CONSULTA&
bes Reconocimentos $1,000 v Conutas
Por e. Cirujano GeneTa--A Partcue Ia
Sabados.
Por EspaIsta- laborables;
auxiado los medicos Doctores Ruiz
l.. Rivera.
In 81 Consuorio:-Dr Velez de 3a4
Por el Director Quevedo por
torres Rivera Aponte, Pavia.
Por Ell Epecalsta, Consuoio, Jusc T.
Por ell Crujano Densta Consuo, ODonu 10 plaza
Colon, de II de la tarde
andido cualQuiera de los dados presentation
del ut:no recibc.
PRESIDENCIA, ApaEtado 241. TESoRE21A Apartado 2cl
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
FL PHILADELPHIA" LEGO
NEW YORK

Nos infcrman los sehoras Sobrinos
dc lzquicrdo Y Co., agentes de Ia Red
I'D" Line. en esta ciudad, que el va
por philadelphia llcg5 a New York
el domingo 81 del torriente, a las ocho
sie Ia nochc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
LINIpIANDO

Los montones de escombros que Sc
vefan al lado de las aceras del en-
sanche. ell Santurce, han sido recogi-
dos por el contratista de las obras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-30
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RICO.

EstadOs Unidos dc America,
Ell Presidente de los E. u, IS:
Succession dc FelicianO MOnge,
Demandantes.
Central Vannina; y Della Norris
Mac-Gee, vd;i. de HOrd,
DemandadOs.
Evening journal., 1921-12-03
X. OF c. AGAINST
PHILA. STARS TONIGHT

Philadelphia Aii-Stars will be the
guests Of the fast "Caseys" in Olym-
pia Hall tonight
The boys from the Quaker City
will come TO Wilmington with an
ali-star team which is composed OF
some OF the American and Eastern
League stars while the "Caseys" will
be waiting 20 send the boys back to
Quaker City with a defeat.
Manager Dougherty will have his
men in fine condition Cor the game
and will pick his men from Quinn.
Lacey. Gillespie. Megill, Jack Dough-
erty. Lowell. Walsh and Purcell.
The public will be given their
moneys worth as three games will
be played. first staring at o"clocl;
when the Penlyn five will battle
against some local team. The second
will be a battle between the Catho-
lie Daughters OF America and a Wis
iting girls team from Philadelphia
Local fans who saw these girls In
action Wednesday night will agre,
that these girls put up the real ar.
ticle Of basketball. Miss Florence
Leary is on the team. The big game
will commence at s.45 o'clock viii
/ Clcm Carney referring.