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The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
enrich
YOUR BLOOD

With organic iron-NuIated Iron-it's
like the iron In your blood and the iron in
spinach, lentils and apples-will not blacken
or injure the teeth upset the stomach.
Entireiy diferent from metallic iron. II
quickly helps put strength into your muscles
and color into your cheeks. Get your doc
tor to make your red blood count today.
then take NuIated Iron for q few weeks
and watch your red blood corpuscles in
crease: see how much purer and richer your
blood becomes; how much stronger and bet
your nerves. Over 4.0OO. 900 people annually
are using Nuxated Iron. Your money will
be refunded II you do not obtsin satisfac-
tory results. In tablet form only. At all
druggists.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Harding Names Gof
Daugherty's Assistant

The white House yesterday an
nounced the following recess ap-
pointments:
Guy ID. Gon. Wisconsin. to be as
sistant to the Attorney General.
Edward c. Finney. Kansas. TO be
First Assistant Secretary OF the In
terror.
william spry. Utah. commissioner
Of general land office.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
COULDN'T WALK.

Il suffered from Rheumatism. l
couldn't walk half a block. Had
to quit my work. Ny weight
dropped from lsl to IIo from May
to August. Neighbors told me about
Hypo-Cod." writes Mrs. DeIiIsh
Brown. Am feeling fine: no pains
At all. and sleep like a baby at
niEht. First bottle didn't reach the
spot. but the second did. and five
bottles did wonders for me"
Thousands OF people have taken
Hypo-cod 60 enrich their blood
strengthen their system. and the
reader should read what users say
below and In, the article on the
right.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Mysterious Bornk
Blast Injuries One,
Damages House

HAGERsTowN. Nd. March H.
The terrific explosion Of bomb
rJanted fn the rear OF the home of
Mrs. Albert Kline. ON North Jona-
than street injured one person. bad
ly damaged thei house and created
terror in the section. last night at
S o'clock. many people fleeing from
their homes in a panic The bomb
er's motive and identity are . mys-
terry.
Frank Kline, son OF Mrs. Kline.
was hurled TO the floor OF the din
ing room and was severely cut by
fying glass.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Awful Backaehes Nearly Drove
Him Wild His Doctor
Said Lumbaso.
TAKES HYP0-C0D
"CURED COMPLETELY"

Il suffered from severe attacks
Of backache which the doctors
called Lumbago. Cold chills and
pains in my back and side became
SO bad that could hardly move.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

u. 3, sUPREsGE CouHT.
Adjourned until today AT IL
o'clock.
The cali for today Will be as fol-
lows: Nos. 225. 22s, 231. 23l. 235. .236.
2s7. 2ss. $40 and 2l2 tand 2l3).
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Alleges Injury.

James z. Campbell. a laborer
fled suit yesterday in .ae District
Supreme Court against the Wash
Ington Gaslight Company for si0,'
900 damages for alleged personal
injuries.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

California lemon growers ars ask
ing Congress to keep out Italian
lemons. The Western growers claim
they cannot compete with the price
OF the imported fruit.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

Anita Loos earns more than $780,
600 a year writing scripts for mo-
tion picture stars
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

the Argentine importatIons might
reach this market IN exactly the
shape Of the best California and
Florida products.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
RELIEVED HER
INFLAMMATORY
RHEUMATISM
She Suffered Six Months-Lost
Weight; Even Appetite
Gone.
TOOK HYPO-COD
DOES OWN WORK NOW

Il suffered from Inflammztory
Rheumatism for six months. Every
body knows what that means.
lost weight steadily. lost my appe-
tite and strength Soon as I started
taking Hypo-Cod my appetite i'm
proved. / gained steadily in weight,
and am feeling so good all over
I'm again doing all my housework -
(Signed) MRS. II. JOHANNES.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
KIDNEY TROUBLE.

81 had awful pains in my back
Was losing flesh rapidly. Had "a
bad cough. Kidney and urinary
troubles bothered me nights a lot.
writes Charles l. Kenney. but on
advice OF my druggist j took four
bottles of Hypo-Cod Pains left
me; so did the pimples. I'm feel
ing fine all over. and II saved me
big doctor bill sure as you are
born"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18


! - Kash W schwarts. Lsahy--
Psisman : Wsiner. attys.
IS Golden & Co W Wash & 81
Ry Co. svihdeli . -craighiii
attys.
2s French VS. schumacher. welll
--Newmyer, attys.
- conradis W. Jenkins. Thomp.
son 4 Laskey-Hawken q Haveli
attys.
30 Ryan vs. Wash Ry q Eiec Co
Esher--Wells & Bowen. attys.
81 Hill vs. Wash Ry & Elec Co
Eher--Welis q Bowen. attys.
s6 Waller VS. Hawkins. Plum.
ley--McNamara. attys.
SO Madert VS. Madert. Wood.
,yard-Plumley. attys.
Gray VS. stelle. Hollander--
Hill. attys.
90 Washington vs Wash Ry q
EIec Co. Hemans-Keyser, attYs.
PROBATE DIVISION.
Prseee1inss.
Est Guy T. Scott. Order authoriz.
ing exr to endorse notes. Erskins
Gordon. atty.
Est Frederick F. Smith. Order ex.
tending time for probate of will ts
April Is, 1891. p. b. Morehouse, atty
Est James Miles Wood. ordel
granting letters of adm to Mar,
NJ. Wood. Bond $500. Thomas H
Patterson & Geo. H. Macdonald
attys.
Est George ]. suter. win file,
dated Feb .. 1915
Est Marie H. Reese. Petition TO
probate OF will and letters test. Jos
A. Burkart. atty.
Est william J. Bennette. Petition
for letters of adm. A. b. Keefer
atty.
Est John Fischer. Petition 70
probate OF will and letters test. ,Os
car Nouck. atty.
Est Elisabeth N. Ferguson. viii
filed dated June 4. 1919.
Est Katherine williams. vii
filed dated - 1919.
Esuity suits FILED.
$3.50 Erasmus T. Lewis VS. For
rest Hearns ct al. Bill for an in
junction. Ryan & Mooers. pltf attys
3S831 Rae Freeman vs. william
Freeman. Bill for maintenance. s
v. Gusack, pltf atty.
3ss32 w. L. Gary Co We Mildre
B. Drury, ct al. Bill to enforc
mechanics lien, etc. Lambert 4
Yeatman. pltf attys.
3ss33 Chevea shomrey Shabos e
al VS. Simon Gordon ct al. Bill I
substitute trustee. ]. Blumentha
pltf atty.
3ss34 Monroe c. List VS. Ware
L. Heap ct al. Bill to declare trust
Hamilton & Hamilton, atttys 10
pltf.
3SS35 Ollie Bell Anderson v
Henry Anderson. Bill for absolut
divorce. L. N. King. pltf atty.
Law Suits Flied.
6541S George r. Hecht VS. II. !
Huddleson. CertiorarL Atty, f. Hill
ton Jackson.
S541s Gardner & Dent VS. Rose +
Clark. Appeal. Deft atty. Chapil
S542o Gardiner & Dent VS. Mrs. c
p. Cross. Appeal. Deft atty. Cha
pin Brown.
65421 Arcade Laundry ct al. v
Grace J. True. Acct $ss7.05. Pit att,
Max Rhoade.
65422 James Z. Campbell V
Wash. Gaslight Co. Damages $40,
900. Pit attys. Chas S. Hill. Rich
ardson & Shreve.
65423 Joseph F. F. Willette v
The Postoffice Garage ct al. Dec'l &
replevin. Pit atty. Geo. L. whitforc
\ S5424 Martinez NJ. Maher VS. Mr.,
Rosa Cockerell. Appeal. Atty
Darby & Presmont.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Motions and sentesees.

U. s. VS. John Howard, william T
r. Jones and Thomas Russell, John
willis Newton. Arthur Dawson
William Alexander, Max Taleman
Lille Jones. John II. Banks, wal.
lace L. Lyles. Ford Muse and os-
borne Spriggs. William B. Handy
jr, Arthur C. Meeks. Earl J. Thom-
as and Carl W. Dean. Oscar G. Pc
terson.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Nes's Tor Teasy.

U. S. vs. Edward Simon. Rob-
ert E. Ruppel, Joseph w. CARRIER,
Oliver H. Fuller, Mae Gillespie, Ed
mund Brooks, Lewis Boston, How
ard Shorter. John B. Besll, william
II. Foster. Thomas A. Houston. Ed
ward Brown, George Brown, Chas.
A. Crock, Charlie Smith, Harry
Johnson, Clarence w. Southard,
John Howry alias John Scott How
land. Walter Henry, James Howard,
James r. williams.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
Assignnents fer Today.

16 Ficklin VS. Nolan Construction
Co. Baker & Taliaferro-Brande
burg & Ferguson, attys.
20 Alpert & Co vs. W B q A Elec
Ry Co. Newymer-Littlepage &
Taliaferro, attys.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

s6 Waller vs. Hawkins. Plum.
ley--McNamara. attys.
80 Madert VS. Madert. Wood.
,yard-Plumley. attys.
Gray VS. Stelle. Hollander--
Hill. attys.
90 Washington vs. Wash Ry q
EIec Co. Hemans--Keyser. attYs.
PROBATE DIVISION.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

If you change your aAdress, dc net modify the carrier boy-Fe0ert yoG new address to the ofll0o.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

committee of strikers telegraphed the Alaska Labor Union at Ketchikan, warning them of conditions there The committee says the strike is still on, that there are many idle men at Hyder and that there is no work except as ke-breakers,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

A verdict of mot guilty" was re- turned by the jury in the case of the United States against Charles Milleh, charged with larceny in a boat
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Mrs. Lizzie McPherson, eighty one years of age, mother of Mrs. ,E. L.. Scrimsher of Gravina Island, died at her home. Thedeceased was a life member of the w. c. T. U., and was the widow of General M. A. Mo- Pherson, federal officer in the civil war
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

a warrant issued, following which B. w. Hearne, the man indicted, was taken into custody. The charge was that he had sold intoxicating liquors. The name of witness appearing on the indictment was P. O'Connor.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
TELLING LATEST D0INCS
 IN KETCHIKAN
Especial Correspondence) ,

kETCH1KAN, June 11-Upon ap- plication of creditors represented by A. H. Ziegler, Judge Robert w. Jen- nings granted the petition for a re- ceiver of the Alaska Fish and Cold Storage Company of Petersburg. It was said that the company in pro- ceedings started in the states had confessed to insolvency. Tom Eles- more of Petersburg was named re- ceiver.
 Owing to the attempts being made to secure men in Ketchikan to work at the Premier mine near Hyder, a
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11
BREEZY NEWS
 ABOUT D0INCS.
 AT ANCHORAGE
Special Correspondence)

\opSCldl
 ANCHORAGE, June 11.-George P. Griffith has returned from Homer, where he has been making orange ments to start mink ranch in con- nection with general farming on the homestead he recently filed on.
 Captain John c. Glithero of Con- rany B, has warned the public that the members of the company will participate in the annual target practice on the rifle range north of the barracks on government hill. All or pass along the range during prac-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

MT. and Mrs. Clarence Walker ar rived from Seldovia on the launch Salmo and are at the Hotel Anchor age. MT. Walker disposed of his interests in Seldovia and will engage in business here.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Your eyes fitted Compound and sugmatic lenses replaced. See O. borne.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

An undeveloped with great possibilities are the berng River Coal fields adjacent to Corova Coal ranking with the famous Pocahontas coal is found here
 We offer to assist the development of this re- source with banking service based upon long experience and knowledge of local conditions.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Let the Daily Times figure on your Job work.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

In response to a call for used and discarded tennis racquets for use by children who cannot secure new ones three racquets have at present been donated. While this means hours of fun for the kiddies in the course of the summer season yet the ladies of the woman's club who are imitiat-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

tice hours of form a. m. until 6. D m. People using the wagon road tC Eagle river and the north and east are also warned regarding the traget practice.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Miss Marie A. Names and MT Rus sell Waterbury, passengers aboard a recent boat for Afognak, were married while the boat was in port at the U. s. commissioners office by Judge Leo pold David.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

Six more names were added to the roster of the Ketchikan high school whe nthe clas sof 1921 was awarded high school diplomas at the sixth an nual commencement at the Red Mems hall. They included: Alice Clary, Aileen Spaeth, Edna Liljestrand, Harry Dohm, Winfield Leadbetter and Monico Eustaquio.
 On secret Indictment returned in the United States district court Judge Robert w. Jennings ordered
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-11

ing the move feel there surly must be more racquets laying idle in attic and trunk that might be marshalled out for the kiddies' use.
 Major Arthur B. Hitchcock, accom- pained by Mrs. Hitchcock and the children, arrived ill Anchorage from Camp Devens, Mass, and will remain here indefinitely as post commander of the U. s. troops. Major Hitchcock's mother is with him and will spend Fthe summer here. Major Hitchcock and family, have leased one of the Andy Miles houses on L. street.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
pOR la CORTE DE DISTRITO.
-, SECCION pRIMERA

| II Honorable jueZ CampilO. ha re-
suel;o los siguientes aSuntos civilcS:
l.. Archilla versus Marcolo Penis
(rctract0) Il moci6n de las parties, In
Core Su>pendi0 la vista de este caso,
haSta nUevo seilalamiento.
Sri.lutcr V Co. VS.. Julio A. DfaZ V
otro (c"bro de dinero) compareci0
solo 81 aIo@ado de la demandante Il
la vista de. In mocijn S0bre nuldad
de einplaZamiento. La Corte declare
sin lr@ar la moci6n Y concedi6 diez
diaS para contcstar.
Zalduondo Y ,NIier VS.. y. Y. Life In
Snrance Co. (cobro dc p6liza). C0mpa-
rccieron los abogadoS de las parties a
la vista de la moci6n. Y la Corte SO
reserve su resolution.
lose Mercado Otero VS.. Mercedes
Rodriguez y Pedro Martinez vs.. Mon
sorratp Camacho (deSahucio) la Cor
tc ;lcord6 dejar sin cfecto la Sentenca
dictada en- estos caSoS.
Maria Eu@enia Caban VS.. Francisco
Garcia Mercado (divorcio) compare
cieron los ahogalos de ambas parties.
! La demandante Sc allan0 Il In eXcep-
cijn preyia. prescntada por el dcman-
dado. prescntando una demanda en-
InGndada
FL Pueblo VS. Pedro Lopez (Qu0 Wa
rranto) la Gorte aprob6 cl mcmoran-
dun dc costas. rebaiando Ia partida
de honorarios de $500.
/. aniSlao Miranda (dcclaratoria de
hercdcroSl la Corte declare herederos
ahintestato de Quintfn Miranda sus
! tres hijos naturaleS reconocidoS, Eta
nislao. Emilia Amanda Miranda.
! Geronimo Berries VS.. Jose Lopez
Perez (servidumbre de luccs). Vista la
moci6n de reconsideraci0n, radicada
el dfa. siete del corriente, de las
cnmiendas a la Exposition del caso
la Cortc dei0 sin efecto su ortlcn apro-
hando dicho dOcumcnt0.
| Carlos Salcedo Serrano (declaratO.
ria de hercderOsD la Corte dictj resO
luci6n final. declarandO nnicO miver.
sal heredero de Don Rafael SalcedO
Il SUI hijo Rafael Salcedo Ortiz v a Ia
viuda, en- la quota usufructuaria.
Antonio Ramirez VS.. New York and
Porto Rico S. S. Co. (dah0S Y perjui
cios) la Corte dict6 resolution en- es
te caso. declarando sin lugar Ia mOci6n
de elimination. presentada por la de
'mandada. por haber sido trasladadC
en- este caso Ia COrtc de Distrit0
de Estados Unidos, en- 27 de agosto
iltimo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
VICENTE CABANILLAS. OPERADO

NueStro bucn amigo Don Vicente Ca
banillas. empleado de conlianza en- la
casa SucesoreS de A. Mayol v Co.. Y
muy estmado en- In Sociedad de San
Juan. ha sido opcrado cn cl Sanatorio
Espanol de Halo Rcy, de una hernia
extrangulada. con tXito feliz.
FL Scilor Cabanillas eStd muy me
dorado, V eS muy .prohable que dc ma
flana Il pasado este nuc1amenie al
frente de su popular departamento
en- el gran bazaar, por la callc de Sal
valOr Brau.
Nos alegramoS mucho del reStahle-
cimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell JUEZ CAMPILLO INSTRUYE
AL GRAN JCTRADO

Aver. dcspu6s de haberse constituf.
do el Gran Jurado, que ha de actuar
Ell este t6rmino, el Honorable Juez
Campillo, le di0 las instrucciones re.
Slamentarias, haciendoles saber sus
deberes derechos, como Gran Jura.
do. Las brillantes instrucciones exprres
tas por el Licenciado Campillo, fueron
muy eXtenSas, Y sobre todo muy- elo.
cuentes. dando Il demostrar los pro.
fuldos conocimientos que posee dicho
jurisconsulto.
I'll juez Campillo. despues de haber
terninado de dar las instrucciones al
Jurado. fue muy felicitado por todos
sus compaheros, que estaban presentes
en- el salon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
"EL PHOTO"

Probablemente volvera a publlcarse
en- breve ell semanaria ilustrado "El
Piloto", editado por el Consejo de San
Juan de los Caballeros de Colon, que
ofrecera a sus abonados interesante
texto y posiblemente una bien selec-
cionada information grafica. FL alto
costo de los materiales, en- el pasado
ano obligo a varias publicaciones de
esa clase suspender su circulation,
pero las condolences de ese ramo de
|nuestras actividades industriales han
variado un tanto y hay en- proyecto ell
editar varias Revistas y Semanarlos
de esa clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Precioso dra-
ma aleman en- actos de un argumen-
to sensational: "La Diablilla".
TeatrO America.-El drama '"Pathe
Special, en- actos "Avaricia"
Cine Luna.-Nuevos episodes de
Los Misterios de Myra" Y una CO.
mica.
Cine Real. Pucrta de Tierra).-Los
episodes y 5 dc Ruth de las Mon
tanas" y "Separados por un Mundo",
Ell actos.
Cine Monte Carlo. Puerta de Tie
rra).-"Separados por I'm Mundo", en-
6 actos y los episodios ) de Ruth
de las Montanas"
! TeatrO Strand, (Santurcc).-El dra-
ma en- 5 actos LA Mujer que Ven
clio" Y una comedia.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
A peticion de numcros2s personals que
no pudieron asistir el vcrncs pasado
eXhibiremos los episodios / y 2 del
"Vengador Silencioso" y estreno de
los episodios tres y cuatro. Cuatro
episodes esta noche.
| Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-La
colossal obra, titulada: ''La EXpiacion
de una Madre la Agorera".
| Cine Norma, (Santurce).-"En Bus
ca de un Pecador". Divertida come
dia dram;itica Ell 6 actos y Varieda-
des.
Cine Las Antillas, (Tras Talleres).
Ell drama en- siete parties, titulado:
"Casados en- Apariencia"
TeatrO RivOli, (Rio Piedras).-Bu-
f; fos Cubanos. Raul del Monte y sus
, Caricatos, con el sainete de actuali-
| dad, GA Melilla me Voy!"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
TENNIS NOCTURNO

ProXimamcnte inaugurara la Young
Men Christian Association una mag
nifica installation de alumbrado elec-
trico en- su Court de Tennis que per-
mitira los aficionados este dlstln-
guido deporte jugar por las noches,
resolviendo asi cl problcma de a1ue-
Hos que siendo entusiastas no dlspo-
nen del tempo necesario durante el
dfa para dedicarlo al ejercicio flsico
tan necesario para todos.
Sera el primer Court de San Juan
oae cuenta con estas meioras Y sin
duda ha de iniciarse una nueva era de
prosperdad para el universal depor-
te, hablandose va de un Campeonato
Insular de excursiones q las pobia-
clones de la Isla que mas Sc distn-
gan por su culto este sport.
FL secretario del Club de Tennis dc
la Y. NJ. C. A. Mr.. Benjamin Cohen
esta recibiendo constantemente solici-
tudes de inscription de nuevos socios
pronto estara cubierto el maximum
de iugadores debiendo por 10 tante
las personals que esten interesadas en-
War su solicitud cuanto antes.
Racket.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
NO HAY CANDIDATE

La renuncia del Jefe del Partido re-
publicano sefor Tous y Soto, de la
plaza de Teniente Coronel del Estado
Mayor del Gobernador Reilly, de que
Sc hablo desde aver en- los circulos po-
liticos, Sc esta comentando de diver
sas maneras Y sc cree que 81 insiste
en- ella quedara el cargo sin cubrir.
Sc cree que en- la Mansion Ejecutiva
daran una information de este detalle
de la actual situacion politica, al que
Sc lie da la importancia de conside-
raElo como un rompimiento, aparen-
te real, entire el expresado politico
y su amigo el Gobernador de Puerto
Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
TESORERO INFERNO DE iSANTO
DOMINGO

FL OK jefe del negociado de informa-
ci0n. George W. Lewis, Il su llegada a
Santo Domingo, despues de haber per-
manecidO en- San Juan algunos dfas,
fne notificado de haber sido nombrado
tesorero INFERNO de la rephblica domi-
nicana. en- sustituci5n de Mi. Loomis,
auscnte en- cl Norte. FL 'nombramien-
to fu6 expedido por el tcniente coro-
mel de la Marina de Guerra. director
del departamento de Hacienda Co
mercio. bajo 81 gobernadOr Robinson.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Los RUSOS EN- CONSTAUT|NOPLA

fversiones, prestaron el resto a ami,
gos necesitados y pidieron al padre
mas. Ell general mando $4,000 frances
mas Y despues de ciertos inconve-
nientes, ia esposa y cuatro de las hi
jas lograTun embarcarse. Otros $4,000
frances fucron mandados por ell ge-
neral, por intermedio de otro general
amigo, pero este perdio Sc gast6 ell
dinero Y las tres hijas restantes es-
tan hoy en- la n1iseria, aunque siem-
pre- jovialcs, esperanto que Sc resuei-
va aigan dia el problema.
Otro case notable es ell de un ba-
ron, antigua Official de la Guardia I'M
pcriai, herido II veces durante la
guerra, que Sc capto las simpatias de
Iun ,dentista de Chicago, a quien COMO
Ici0 en- Russia. lie mando este dinero
suiicianta rara que Sc trasladara a
Eatados Unidos, pero nuestro Baron
Sc embolsillo los dolares y Sc presento
en- Ia Embajada Americana, contando
Que Sc los haitian robado pidiendo
mas. Sc cablegrafi0 al dentista es-
te rem;ti6 nuevos fondos, con el mis-
mo reaultado, Y el ruso, que es un
n ozo sinpatico carta cabaf, esta
ahora esperanto, como la cosa mas
natural, cue su amigo de Chicago lie
manda por terccra vez.
Por fin hace POGO un Official de la
Armada Americana, fue hecho conf
dente por amos amigos rusos, de las
penprias que pasaban y de la ame-
raza del propietario de la casa en- que
vivian, de echarlos. Conmovido ell
yanqui les dio dincro para que paga-
ran la renta y los rusos agradecidi-
simos, 10 invitaron a conner con ellos
esa misma noche
Fue una comida esplendida, hasta
con champagne. AL dia siguiente, ell
Official los encontro con la cara larga.
Ell propietario los habfa puesto en-
medic de la calle. Todo ell dinero de
la renta Sc 10 habian gastado en- ell
agasajo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
UN NEGOCIO MACABRO
AspECTos MUNICIPALEs

ASPECTOS MUNICIPALES
Ell martes estuvo reunido el Conce-
10 de Administrator hasta hora bas-
tante avanzada, bajo Ia Presidencia
del Honorable Comisionado de SerVi-
clio P1blico, senior Travieso.
Entire otros acuerdos fuG tornado ei
de cancelar el contrato que tiene la
Administration con Mateo Rodriguez,
nara ell suministro de cajas mortuo-
rias. Recordamos, prop6sito de este,
uue no hace muchos dfas. la prensa
republicana critico duramente la mala
condIci6n de las cajas que yenia sir
yiendo dicho contratista Y relate nn
hecho bastante desagradable ocurrldo
al tratar de conducir un cadaver des-
de ell Hospital Municipal al cementerio.
Resulta que Ia administration, sin
parar mientes en- que el licitador era
de filiaci6n republican,, adjudico Ia
buena pro al referido Mateo Rodrf-
guez, que venfa hacienda hace muchos
amos, este servicio.
Hecha una investigation por el De
partamentO de Sanidad Municipal so
bre los hechos denunciados por Ia
urensa, result6 comprobado que las ca
jas Sc venfan hacienda fuera de las
condolences establecidas en- el contrato,
realmente de una calidad unacceptable.
Sc estaban hacienda cajas mortuorias
con MADEIRA procedente de cajones. a
pesar de habersele llamadO Ia atenci6n
al contratista mas de una vez.
Ell COncejo de Administrator aeor.
do facultar al Comisionado de Seryicio
Pdblico, para cancelar. ell contrato he.
chO con Mateo Rodriguez, confiscar la
flanza ' realizar por ahora este ser
vicio por administration.
Fue acuerdo tambien, trasladar al
Practicante de Maternidad a prestar
servicios la Barriada Obrera, de
acuerdo con una petici6n muy justa,
hecha por los. residences de aguel
barrio.
Ell sefior Diez de Andino present0
nm brillante informe, respecto de las
condiciones econ6micas actuales del
Municipio. Y sobre el reajuste y reor-
ganizaci6n que debe hacerse con mo-
two de las enmiendas hechas a la Ley
Municipal, que empezaran a regir el
10 del pr6ximo octubre.