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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18
Inventory Filed

Inventory Filed
Elbertine H. Gilbert, Administrative
of William A. Pickering, has filed an
investory and appraisement in the
probate court of Knox county. It
shows the following: oMney $19504O,
securities 1921; total $2,271.4O.
~ o
Marriage Licenses
Stanley E. Johnson, sales manager,
Clinton township, and Dorothy j..
Spence, stenographer, Mt. Vernon.
Rev. David Fike.
Earl Myers, foreman, Licking coun-
ty, and Torris " Geary, Liberty town
ship. Rev. A. E. Black.
%
Real Estate Transfer
Ned Tiger to Charles l.. Mild, cem-
etery lot. sos.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18
FRIDAY is LAST DAY

Friday is the last day on which can
cessful, may file their expense ac.
counts with the election board. The
candidates have been somewhat en-
barrassed by an inability to secure the
required blanks until Wednesday. 1t
will be necessary to file the sworn
statements with Clerk Thayer during
the day as he will not keep his office
open in the evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

bowels completely by morning, and
you will feel splendid. "They work
while you Sleep" Cascarets never
stir you up or grippe like salts. pills,
calomel, or oil, and they cost only ten
cents box. Children love Cascarets
too, -Advt.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18

The incest cathartic-laxative in the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have dizzy headache, colds,
biliousness, Indigestion, Or upset, acid
stomach, Is candy-like "Cascarets."
One or two tonight will empty your
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-11-18
Entry Is Filed

In the matter of the settlement Of
the estate Of Phebe Thompson, de-
ceased, VS.. II. c. SHETLAND, in refer.
enee to the exceptions to the final ac.
count of the executor, the entry has
been filed in the common pleas cocrt
of Knox county. A written decision
was handed down in this case some
weeks ago by Judge Wood Of Morrow
county, and a detailed report of the
opinion was given in the Banner at
that time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
pictures OF inauguration

The superbly printed RotegraNnrt
Section OF next SUNDAY WASHINGTON
star will contain Il wonderful coliee
ton of photographs Of President Hard
ing's inauguration Resides these
among the interesting and timely pc
lures are those Of the new cabinet
members on me job in Washington
and an especially good reproduction
OF the funeral Of Champ Clark y le
House OF Representative Read neat
Sundays Washington Star
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
(,OLORED N. {. CHURCH
TO Be HELD HERE

Every colored citizen Of Annapolis
WITHOUT regard 70 denomination, r.
looking forward with great interest 70
tie meeting Of the Fitty-eighth ANNUAL
Session Of the Washington Annnal
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church which will convene here AZ
iheo Asbury NJ. r Church March 22-2S
More than four hundred delegates will
be in attendance and every home i
being prepared TO contribute 2 the
hospitality for which Annapolis Is
noted Included on the program OF
speakers are many OF the biggest men
III the country and every Indication
points 10 this being a eeord-hfeaAing
session.
Rev ". & Thompson, pastor q AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Church. Is
receiving the united support Of the
citizens i'll entertaining the Confer
ence aud this session will M doubt
mean much 10 the religious, educa-
uonal and economic development OF
The community.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
DENNY HoN0RS HEROES
AMONG ENLISTED MEN

The first ofilcial act Yesterday a
Edwin DENLY. the new Secretary 8
the Navy. was 10 sign orders coiiter-
ring the Navy Cross on two enlisted
men. one al the Navy and The other =
the Marine Corps Derby mAiseii
served as an enlisted man IL tht
Snanish-American War and IA tas
Marine corps III the World War
The men awarded the Navy f'lss
BY DENLY we're Earl S Grauer Z tor
mer pharmacists mate q the N.lNN
and Corporal Il " Hanson q ta.
Marines,
The two men went ont under fsNN
enemy fire al scissors 70 rescue TIN
ate William A Weaver. e tf,
Marines. bound M his wounds IN,
brought him back TO safety
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

is a necessity They do not travel
sell without it. but when the horse
has to stand for any length Of time, II
should be let down Some people at
4acil the check To a small hit turned
upwards, which continually irritates
he roof of the horses mouth. We
appeal to all persons 10 abandon this
form Of check Fasten Your check To
he large ring of the driving Bit You
sill get the same results and i will
aot gall the horses mouth
"'rhc future generations for veal or
woe are ill the hands Of our teachers
md mothers. Humane education has
been called the coming education
Discourage all exhibitions Of
raincd animals, as 1t is Impossible 70
each animals such unnatural tricks
without great cruelty. Persons who
have witnessed the training OF ami
nails say there is much cruel punish
ment behind the scenes. Use your in
iuence to discourage such shows ~
lot attending them
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
NAVYsCREW CAPTAIN !'s
HAS RoWED ONLY YEAR

Though HE is Die only member or
the senior class in the Aayal Aead !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
STEAMER GILES BACK
ON ANNAPOLIS ROUTE

For the first time since Tie early
winter. the steamer Emma Giles pop
ular excursion vessel of the Rochester
Steamboat Company today made abe
trip from Baltimore to Annapolis Rnd
tie West river landings The Giles
will be on tho route regularly faom
now on, relieving the steamer Analai
polls During the winter months she
was placed on a railway in Baltimore
.harbor and thoroughly overhailIed and
repaired in preparation for he COM
ing summer excursion season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Dakota Indian Braves Plan
Sun Dance Celebration Jlly.A
ens &c $3.50 Z re.a.l

ROSEBUD AGENCY, Rosebud N
dian Reservation. S d.. March S
e ia ha we-e-e We he We ye." the Da-
kota braves will sing and the sun
dance will begin
A revival Of this ancient religious
ceremony is planned for the Foursa Of
July celebration this year on the
Rosebud reservation Chief Naza
Biaska tFiattened Ironl and Taianka-
Pieeiia iSEort- Bull, the aged SEER Of
the Dakota nation. and others OF the
older generation who took part in lie
ceremony when ii was conducted IN
real earnest half century ago. will
supervise tile reproduction TO see that
proper effects are attained
The sun dance 1.-THE palsface name
for the ceremony which the red mer
know as The Offeringl is the Chief
episode in ritual embracing series
+ OF ceremonies lasting from three e
six DAYS. TIE actual dance begins Al
sunrise and continues until the fol
loving sunrise in the ritual but the
zine will be shortened materially
Originally the dance WAS held upor
the appearance or the full moon oc-
curing at or next after the sumialel
solsficc.
Impressiyely the sun dance will De
| gin with prayer Standing IN circle
with arms outstretched toward thu
sun. the dancers will slowly chant L
1.-The Great Mystery a PRAYER that al
evil hay be lifted from the individual
and from the tribe, that their desire,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

The law 81 supply ana demand fixes
the price Of food len supply wlhil
The profteers demand New YORK
American
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
S.P. c. A. AGENTS
FEBRUARY REPORT

Following is the report OF the So
oiety for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Animals activities during the montl
Of February The general public viii
lie given chance to support the So
ciety by attending the vaudeville per
formances at the Circle Plaglpus
next Saturday, March ? for the bcne-
Mt OF the society.
General summary Gases investi
gated. l5. horses taken from work
one: horses humanely DESTROYED, one
small animals humanely DESTROYED
II: stables visited, ~: number Oh
prosecutions. one: number Of convic-
lions unfinished case still operl.
Daily activities
February investigated case o.
COWS alleged 10 have been left out il
The weather without shelter near
Jones Station All cattle oeing re
moved from the farm and prcperh
provided for. the case was dropped
February destroyed three kit
lens at 266 King George street:
February G--AnsweFed call on Sev
cfn avenue PASSPORT horse down
February DESTROYED six cat II
foot of Fifth street. Eastport
February II Examined dog Al
rs Pleasant street Recommended
medical treatment.
February IL Ordered two men 70
Loosen UP check rein near Traceys
Landing. Nd investigated case Of
alleged cruelty TO horses on farm near
Friendship. MI
February Is Warned Arthur Car
ter, CLANCY. Calvert county. Md
Ihout alleged mistrcatment OF his
horses
February Is Found home for deg
turned over To society by Mrs. Med
ford, Experiment Station
February Il Warned John " Lar
kins about alleged mistreatment Of
his horses. Dennis Mainard was tried
before Justice brady onS charge ef
cruelty 10 his horses near Friendships
accused WAS dismissed but case MAS
held open for further Investigation
f. bluary 10 Answered s,t.l "a de-
stroN sick cat
February 20 Exa mined sick dog at
III Main street Recommended
medical treatment
February "a DESTROYED FIVE pup
pies At CO Severn avenue. EaStpor.
Eel ruary Destroyed horse i'iail
MAS down from old age al Hl!smere
Farm
February q Destroyed sick cat Al
As Sesern Avenue Eastpor;
The following Recommendation ar.
made by the president OF the society
samuel Garner:
The vitality important question for
US is the humane education 81 the
millions Of boys and girls who IRE to
he the failure citizens OF the State
There should be no more question OF
this than teaching them 70 read
People who give the square deal
10 tie lover animals VIII be al the
moae ,lseES 10 extend il 10 men. The
YOUTH who is taught respect for the
life beneath him, taught rot 70 IN
juTe or Kill any animal wan,only Viii
be all The less likely to do harm q his
felloV-r. en- Much Of IN violence and
cruelty that still linger in our ciyiii-
cation MAY be traced TO lack OF the
human cement III The education Of the
voung Il seems a far CRY from con-
siderations like these To declarations of
he world. vel International peace be
gins. if anyw here, in that reverence
for life. for Individuality for person
atty which has its roots in Kindness
animals Roston Herald
THE check rem With some horses
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

emty's varsity eight-oared shell crew,
Edward r Moore. captain Of the eight.
ha S had less experience than any Of
the other oarsmen in the boat
-sloore. whose home is III Ringgold.
Va. has played guard on the foot
bal team for TWO years Last sea-
son he took up rowing for the fiNl
tim e and soon became fixture in the
VARSITY sight that won the world $
championship Al the Olympic games at
Al1twerp. In spite OF only one years
experience, Moore is one of the strong
esq oarsmen of the bunch.
Jordan, Johnston. Lee. Frawley,
6 sllagher and King, rowed in either
tine second Varsity or Plebe crews
during the 1919 season and sanborn
de the big crew in his first year.
So that he is in The main boat for
the third time this season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
Willing no Forget

'4opf speeches iYere l}steaed 70
wbth CLOSE attention
That's whit Worries me. replied
Senator Sorghum. Any number OF
pepple are liable 70 remember those
speeches and quote them when AM
anxious to talk about something else.
AYiSda grSp Il op Sgaf. III GA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
JUNIORS QUINT LEADS
IN CHAMPIONSHIP RACE

The Juniors now stand i'll a position
10 gain The school interclass baske:
bali championships Taeir victory
yesterday over The Sophomores, y 10 2.
leaves two more games Of the series
10 be PLAYED 10 decide the issue.
Sarles and DeSantis played we'll for
the winners while Williams AMI Rice
were i'll the spotlight for the losers.
Lineup:
Juniors -Lougo and Dcsantis for
wards Sarles centre; Shipiey and
Ellinghansen, glards.
S.ophomorcs Rice and Stone, for
Wards; Wilcox. centre Sta.,a and
Williams guards.
Standing of teams:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08
COLONEL TILGHMAN
4-SCORE YEARS OLD
tContlnued From Page l.,

raj, First Brigade, Maryland Diyi-
ion. United Confederate Veteran,
md commander Of the John Nindcr
seterans Camp president since 1907
il the Maryland Society of the Gin
innati. vice commodore OF the
shesapeake Bay Yacht club. member
il the Maryland Historical Society.
society of Colonial Mars, Pennsyl
yania Historical Society Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows and the Masons
He is the author of various histori-
cal papers and addresses. being
known as a professional genealogist
He has been chairman of the Talbot
Chapter. American Red Gross. ever
=incc its organization in 1917. and for
many years has been yestryman o.
Christ Church. Easton
Lii 1854 Colonel Tilghman married
Belle Harrison. daughter Of DR.
Samuel Alexander Harrison. of Talbot
county They have two children
Samuel Harrison Tilghman. who, az
ter returning from The recent war ae-
eepted position with the National
City Bank. New York. and Mrs. Mary
Foxlev Frazer, wife OF pr john
Frazer. until recently dean OF Towne
Scientific School OF the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

and " gnts may BIZ gratifed, and that
they msiy be spared iii fortune. With
the fin / note Of the fourth repetition
the DIR I'm is struck. the time of the
chant Is quickened irto spirited song.
and tee dancing begins Gazing ever
al the sun. the dancers, CARRIED in the
skins OF wild animals and painted
about he face and upper part Of the
body it'll the sacred red, will per-
sorn he gsrations and free move
ments OF the dance cirlling about he
sun { le 10 The tune Of the Offering
Song The singing begins in HIN
notes and gradually declines until L
is ali Post gutteral
Thei representation will include a
replics, Of a Dakota India village
tepee ! Of buffalo hide erected III a
circlet about an opened space in which
Will he erected the sun pole or mys-
tcry tree, symbolic of the center Of
the Eour quarters Of the heavens. a
sacr Ell tent CT preparation and 4
dancG lodge. in which the dancers
will make ready and the afflicted will
be tlseated with the curative Wild sage
! Just as Of yore
II was the custom for each dancer
TO flake a prayer 70 the disposer u
! the things he needed through an ap-
peal TO the sun In the dance eael,
persisted in his part until he had r.
eeis'ed a vision from the sun. And II
AZ ,Sna al,sE ~ 49,, o,e, ,,,t,;.a. III, l,44,i
rece iged no vision he resorted TO self
sac.riilce. which was called Vision
hunting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-08

Hotel Man Admits 5000 Per Cent
Profit Can this be the beginning Of
complete confession? New York
Evening Post.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01

2 pounds Cotton Batting, pure I0c white, S2.OO values ..... 1oN Plain and Fancy Hair Ribbon, in Satin and Taffeta, to inches wide. 10c values up to $1.O0, per yard. .... A"N Women's 35c Summer Or vest TOT
 Children's Hose, black only, heavy 1 c ribbed, 35c values. AN Children's Fine Ribbed Hose in black, white. white and c0rd0van' 65c 29c values
 Children's Fine Ribbed Hose, in 17c black only, 45c values. ........ Infants Hose in white only. Sc Size 4, Az and 5 for. .......... ~ Women's 40c Black Durham 1Ic Women's fashioned gauge Lisle Hose in black and white, COG values, O9c Women's Silk Lisle Hose, 75c values in black, white, cordovan and 9Oc s15o Ladies Silk Hose in black, 50c white and gray ...............
 Huck Towels, Oc Dresser Scarfs and Embroidered IOc Pillow Slips. Values up to $2.00.. 1"O Women's French Nainsook Nightgowns, V neck and short sleeves. Trimmed with beading and silk ribbon. $2.50 OQc values for
 15 yards Bleached Muslin C1 m for ................ 36-inch Unbleached Muslin, O. per yard ............... " Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 25c CRc values A for
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01

Extra heavy Turkish towel, 18x36 10c three ply, 75c value for ........ A0~ s4.OO White Bed Spreads. Full sizes for double bed. Good weight. H1 80 for sp pA'oo s2.OO Bed Sheets, 72x90, QOc for
 S25o pure bleached 81x9O E1 20 good Bed Sheets for. ........ 60c Pillow Cases COc 
 Women's Navy Blue House Aprons, trimmed in white, short sleeves, 1Qc fast color, S1.75 values for. Children's Gingham Dresses, 3 to A years, values up to N1 IS S4.5O for
 Dr. Denton Sleeping Garments, QOc to 10 years, for ............ Womens All Wool Middies of French Broadcloth handsomely trimmed on sleeve and collar. Values up GS Q2 to $500 for r.......... pO'Oo Women's Jersey Silk Slip Overs and Georgette Crepe Waist all beautifully trimmed, good assortment of go OQ colors. Values up to $17.50 for. spo'oo Warmers back Lace Corsets, S110 all new models. ............ VAc All Spool Cotton, OEc for
 Women's Dresses in wool, silk, tricotine serges 1T es and satins- Values up to S9.S9 S4500 ............... pO'O Girls All Wool Peter Thompson Middle foI Suits- $lS,OO values' S4.98
Arizona republican., 1921-04-01

All 40c Outing 1Oc All 60c Outing Flannel, 36 inches 17c wide and extra heavy for ..... As~ Plain and fancy Ginghams. Values up to soc per yard; 32 inches 1Rc wide Yard ............... AcN 36-inch Messaline Satin, beautiful heavy quality, only shades, pink, light blue s1 and black $s.5o values S1.19 for
 Ladies' Pure Linen 1Qc Handkerchiefs, 75c value. AON Embroidery up to IS inches wide. 11c Values up to 65c, per yard. =. Women's Teddy Bears of extra fine French nainsook with silk tops, finished with wi h imported nI,5eds fon val. laces. S1.19 Silk Poplins, all colors, 36 inches wide, extra fine lustrous quality, 7Qc S2OO values. Yard .... scN
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-10
ThreShing Machi

1927 CASE TRACTOR 1920 MODEL, NEW.
1927 CASE TRACTOR 1919 MODEL
THESE TRACTORS ARE ALL IN SHAPE FOR SER
HORSEPOWER FAIRBANKS MORSE GAS ENG
IL HORSEPOWER HERCULES ENGINE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-10
Machinery

DEERE PROV LISTER; 2 JOHN ID.
1 ROCK ISLAND LISTER; 1 RIDING
ISLAND GANG PLOWS; 6-BOTTOE
CINE PLOW; 2 18-DISK TANDEMS
DENIS; ROCK ISLAND DISC TAM
III TON TRUCK; 1000 FIT. OF NEW
NEW DEERING BINDER TWINE.
1916 CASE AUTOMOBILE; 2 FORD
9 SETS OF GOOD WORK HARNESS
HARROW TRUCK; BLACKSMITH
DIES; SMALL TOOLS, SCOOP SHO
TOOLS AND MANY OTHER ARTI(
TO MENTION.
BOUND KAFIR WELL SEEDED;.
BOUND KAFIR, SAMPLE SHOCK o,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-02-10
i arm

E HEADER AND BINDER; ONE
JOHN DEERE HEADER; S-FOOT
EW LAST YEAR; TWO OLD
FOOT CUT; 2 NO. 1 BINDER
[ NO. 1 HANSON HITCH; 2 NO. 2
T 12-DISC VAN BRUNT DRILLS
ENGINE HITCH; 2 HOOSIER
I'D ENGINE HITCH; MONITOR
sc AND 1 22-DISC; ENSILAGE
MANURE SPREADER; MCCOR-
xE; NEW FARM TRUCK WA
IONS ALL WITH IRON WHEELS:
Nc; PROV WEEDER; JOHN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
Detalles de la boda del vate
Gabriel D'Annunzio

Seglin el teXto lie eSa carta. Ia boda
tuvo lugar FL 3 de febrero Ell SuiZa, en-
tire un cfrculo muy pequeilo de amigos.
La nOvia tiene treinta ailos. es una
gran pianista V sus padres son Donna
Carla Y eI teniente coronel Nittorio
Baccara. de los "bersaSleri
Sc informa que en- 1903 D'Amunzio
habfa tratado de. obtener divorcio del
consejo federal de Suiza Y entonces Sc
decfa que pensaba casarse CON la mar
qlesa de Carloti, hija del eX primer
ministro marques de Rudini.
Cuando el poeta fue Il Paris .se ha-
bio primero lie su matrimonio con Eleo-
nora Duse, la gran tragica que 10 ayu-
do. en- III composition de algunas de
sus obras, despu6s con Ida Rubins-
tein. la danzarina Y actriz rusa la cual
Sc dice que 10 dej6 por ell baritone
Bakianoff.
Tambitn Sc la hahlado de otras mu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
la INSTRUCTION EN- AIEJICo

Ciuda'l de MGjico.-I.a direction gc-
neral de educaci6n ha pasado In 81
guicnte circular :. los presidentcs m,I-
nicipalr; del distrito federal. eXcitlll-
dolos ii que ohliSHen los padres a en-
War Il sns hijos al c6legio.
He de. MERCER de usted que. 81 10
iuZga pertinentc, Sc sirva dictar sll>
rcspctahleS ordenes con cl fin de pro
Curar que los alumhos inscritos On
la eScuela modelo de esa mmicipali-
dad concuIran con toda asiduidad y
oXactitud que cs de deSear.
"ASf miAno aucdaria /. usted mry re
conociilo 81 SO siryiera disponcr que la
policia hiciera cumpfir exactamente
las dispoSicionts cue expida usted con
este motive
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
La Huria cs nna gran pialista c hi
Dc m coroncl dc los Acrsaglicri.

Noticias de Milan dan cuenta del
ma1rimoniO del poeta Gabriel D'Annm-
Zio con la joven pianista Lllisa Bacara,
que lie hizo companfa durante su die
tadura de Firme
Ia noyia es hiia de m coronel de
'bersaglieri' Y es muy querida entire
los soldades, como la venecianita de
la iarroquia de San stefano, domle
naci6. Parece que el poeta logr6 de
las alutoridades dc Fiume. antes de
salir de Ia ciudad. una sentencia de
divorcio de- su primera esposa la du-
quesa Maria Iii Gallese que celeIro
Su matrimonio en- iun pequeno pueblo
de Ii frolterl suiza.
Ya'sla noticia habfa sido recibila en-
este pals en- carta dirisida Il Ia esposa
del agtnte consular iraliano en- Erie,
Pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02

pEseADo Enxscco nueao us~s
...atiamrfls b. fras p saaeurus Aslme
nfits ens N faasara A. fusits kaaA ,
agahaslA. silgrw Gfssaes gArattsa
ls Nsfdat nsss GAiiAat , palies .
sffan na cuns,ti sncia. sscFaHaaat ~
rianaAs nngsnb dr iss gus s-neb 80
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Lamr q. tsll'ono SO nee o a 80
.salaf las niA@uHs = wsA rrN'Ameni'
Etcni sal ae R~in0lN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
NUEvo AGENTE EN- CoMERIo

Para ell buen gobierno de nuestros
Irelacionados en- Comerio, tenemos el
gusto de participates que, desde esta
fecha, queda hecho cargo de la agen-
cia de Ell IMPARCIAL, en- dicha po-
blacion, Ell Sr. Manuel Torres, a quien
deberan de dirigirse euantos tengan
asuntos pendientes con esta empresa,
o deseen relacionarse con la misma en-
10 future. o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
Esta en- Puerto Rico

Ell mas conOcidO professor en-
I lCIENCIAS OCULTAS, OsvaldO
d. VERGE, celebridad mundial de
la Habana Y director del colegio
inauguradO recientemente en
MayagieZ, de MENTALISMO Y
I MAGNETISMO.
Estaci6n Pueblo St., No. 6, Te-
lefono 210 Verde.
ConOce ESPIRITISMO, MAG
NETISMO, HIPNOTISMO, CAR
,TOMANCIA, NIGROMANCIA,
QUIROMANCIA, TELEPATIA,
GRAFOLOGIA, BOTANICA,
! SUGGESTION a distancia v le
puede deeir su pasado, presente
~ future.
Ensena p0r correspondence.
SOlicite CatalOgo No. 8 IlustradO
Gratis Y sus h0jas de CONSUL.
TIA.
/ Presenta a usted una persona
viva 0 muerta en- un espejo.
0ficina permanente en- Maya
giez.
! :Quiere leerse la Buena Ven
ltura Gratis? Escriba hoy, eRvfe
lsellos para su contestaci6n.
! Direction: DR.. o. d. Verce,
Box 456, Mayagiez, z. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
Sc ALQUILA una casa dc material er

Sc ALQUILA una casa de material en-
Ia calle de LOLA Ne 2s7, conpuesta
de cuatfo dormitorios atnplios, sala, co
Gina, conedor. bano, etc, Department
to para serpidumbre y buen garage,
todo por $1,000. Para inforrnes diri.
jase Dos Hermanos1 No. "a, telefo-
no No. ZIG, Santurce en- San Juan,
Gale del Santo Cristo, No. q. telefono
No lis. La llave esta en- la casa del
lado, No. 235.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-02
ESrupIos coMERcrALEs.

rsntizamcs eslsehar por corTeo. por solS
s. a mes: Curse Complete de Conta
hiLdad Mercantl. incluyendo Ia conta
'ad de Co-2oraoiones. y Ia Coatabi
.Ad lie Baaeos Taqucraiia Gregg Z
Pitnnan, eg., espahol 0 insles. Curso E'e
mental ee Tenedor lie Lihros. solo So
Nlnde selios pidiendo infor:nes a Il
Fliardo Commercial & Language
lhool. ia escuela que cumple % qut
.cflece3, San Juan.