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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-28
MAS CABLES

Continuation de Ia Ira. paglna.)
do ell Continente americana. Sinem-
barge, Sc tiene esperanza que la ac-
titud de Colombia haga cejar en- sus
empenos Costa Rica, a Ia que res
paldan las otras republicas centric
americanas..
ROMA, febrero 2S-La question so
cial sigue muy grave, de una grave
dad amenazante para la tranquilidad
y estabilidad de la naci6n. Grandes
partidas armadas de socialistas y
reaccionarios extremistas llamados
por Fascist, recorren el pals, SEM
brando eI desconcierto en- todos los
ordenes. Han ocurrido va sangrien-
tos cheques entire las tropas leales y
los sindicalistas, temiendo degenere
este estado de cosas en- un verdadero
caos revolucionario.
MADRID, febrero 2s.-Aseg1rase
que Ell Sr. La Cierva emprendera q
mas tafdar esta senana una vigoro-
sa eampaha contra el Gobierno.
{. PANAMA, febrerc 2S.-Un contin-
gente compuesto de dos NIL soldados
panamenos marcha q toda prisa pa
"a ocupar a Colon y las Bocass del
Tor0. Las tropas van .precedidas de
IN ardor guerrero. En- Ia capital el
pueblo en- manifestation patri6tica Sc
ha apostado ante Ia Leeaei6n de Co
lombia, aclamapdo embellishments
ala naei6n hermana, 2 Ia eual hasta
hace POGO perteueci6 10 que es hoy
Repdbliea De Panama.
PANAMA, febrero 2e.-Las ilti-
mas notieias que Sc recibep acerca
De la situaci6n ereada entire Costa Ri
.ca y Panama, son de aus q Gobierno
de Washington indica IN insistente
deseo de mediar en- el conflicto; para
|evitar derrawamispt6s De sanere en-
America, eitre psiFfs heEmanos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-28

Hsu. " AaiAiss 3~fNhirA AA&aas.'AA
Klss rs~svso n An-.lm,a lNFcs
anisasf 0, lAssane t'aui~ses -
,ssaiia. a. ao-s rsqws ls..ada Niss
ss~sssaFio. y ae~a Ma. znhiilaea.
kotaie, sr.s. Euria,e zaIsiila.
i,muin iimsar.s Animio Sarmienio.
Ngs,3 Sn,'h. AHi"nie Samoza. 5s~s.
Na. dsi Nall-
SnIl'qise: Sn.s Rafael s'sslsra.l".
Rsuual'la Real. Anss.lnio Sor=fa. Mn.
rlana a. Gein"s. llnnaie s;sslfla. 1oss'
l,a1ligncz Ante. Mar~lina Ports'la.
lnfhiuc villa Eysrisio Frciria. I"-'
E,aiio Ararrz. Fernando vallelor =
Eniiqur .le Ia fneuie
Preside Ia Asamhlea Il Erm". sr.
Don Manned s;onxalez MARTINEZ Pre-
-.aenie de- la Iunia Central. que
.rni5 n IL lerecha al lA-la lion Tar
i"s l.dlrz de Tor,l.. PreSilleute de- Ia
lmia Local de Ponce y su izquier-
'la al Secretario de Ia Junta Central.
Sr Perez Losada. Tambian t0maron
a>ienio en 81 estrada los seiiores don
Rafael Fabian y don Manuel Fernan-
dez ImncOS. DelegadO por Barranqui-
ias este. y que al entrar en- FL salon
lie actos fuf 'acosido con una prolon-
@ada ovaci6n.
La Asamhlea acord6 nombrar. por
aclamaci6n. Sorios de Honor de Ia
Casa a don Antonio caubet Y don Jo-
81 Ma T.oisba
Al llegar Ia hOra de In election
fut nonlhrada. una Mesa provisional
que preside don Carlos Lopez de
Tord, Ictuando como Secretaries ex-
crutadores. don Benigno Rodriguez.
DelegadO pOr MayagiieZ. Don Jose Pc
'rez Iosada, DelegadO pOr San Juan. y
don bernardo Serrano.
ina veZ hechO 81 recuent0 de pape-
ktdS. ItNHitp tTiNllldnlt III tdIuiud-
tura cnya lectura 'fud acogida con
srandes aplausos.
Proclamada Ia election. el Sr. Con
zales ros6 nuestrO ilMstre cOmpa-
Zero de Redacci0n FernandeZ Juncos.
que cerrara el acto.
I'll eminente literatO hiZo I'M discur-
50 yibrante de t0aOs patri0ticOs, que
fue un cantO de entusiasmO pOr los
, ideales que persigue la Casa de Es-
paha, una vez mas atirmados aver Ell
Ii culta Ponce.
Terminado Gl act0 SO trasladaron
los Asambleistas al Hotel Melia. don
de fu6 servido un esRlsndido almuer-
2o. que hace hopor al alto cartel del
cstablecimiento. No hubo discursOs.
con Carlos Lopez lie Tord dcomsiOnado
por don Manuel Gonzalez Y Ell su ca
r;icter de Presidente de Ia. Jnnta Lo-
cal. pornunci6 unas amables palabras
cordales v termin0 el acto las Gin
co de la tafde. sin que ell feryoroso
entusiasmO que reinaba decayese up
solo insflnte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-28

gKBe 49, Sseufa
~ s'aenass -. sir- se.e.iiit a.
Bra > siIaaAno Nuniigae
Par Carosiam is. Sr.s n nusa
Cmmhlur > Risarlo s-u.aA
Pr rialse -. Ss.. Earigue z"ui'
Ia. 1s~t Hic~n. q Nanae r'suia.
asg
ror csy~y: ~ - Ea.3o s. l.n,f
nez
Por Gnayasha -. su.s Ns,lai Re-.
ms. fcraansle Ileini . Fmuci-,a ,ie
Iliego.
Por Hamacao: i.os SI.->. Sumer>in.
do Baraxano = Iose Ms Na''ai
Tar l.arcS: lyas Sr'- raido 'alee'
rrada y Enrique Zorrilla
Por Mayagiiez: Los Sr.>. Jose pu.
ran y Benigno Rodr:aiex.
Por Manar: Fl Sr Eariqne Zorri-
ia.
POr Pence: Los. Sre~. carlos l.dpe2
De Tord. Martin Aparicio Bart"lont
MelIa y Jose Ma Rovira..
POr Pafillas: Los Sres J. Gald"S
Bartolome Gaya y EuSenin Garcia.
Por Rio Piedtas: Les Sres. Manuel
Messenger y Jaeinto Sudrez.
Por San Juan: Los Sre> Rafael Fa-
blan. Rafael Colorado Jose Perez I.o-
sada. Juan Il. Arsuaga. Segundo Ia
diern0. Angel Abarca. Manuel Il. So
10. Jose Ma del Vale. Msrcelino por-
tela. Diego AsiieroS. Fernando .DiIz
Apollo FeIices Portilla y Enrique Gar
cfa Cad6rniga.
Por Salinas: II Sr Manuel Gonzi.
lez MARTINEZ
Por San Sebastian: Fl Sr. Jaime
Gniscafre.
Por rtuado: Los Sres Eduardo Ar
tau. Jose Fabian Y yictoriano Alva-
rez.
Por Vega Baja: Ell ST. Rafael Ta
bian.
Por Yanco: Los Sress Joaquin Dfaz
Enrique Zorrilla Y Federico Iluch.
Por Yabucoa Los SreS. Jose NJ
Mendez Y Romulo Aynso.
Hnbo el sabado Ell la noche una
reunion informal en- la que So cam
biaron impresiones Y So marcaron
rnmbos seguros, afirmandoSe una yez
mas el entusiasmo entire laS va!ioSos
elementos que integran la podero a
asociaci0n.
La Asamblea comenz6 aver domin-
90, a las nueve Y termin6 a las dos de
La tarde. en- medic de un entasiasmc
saludable que Sc reflei6 en- los elocnen.
ties discnrsos ALI pronunciados, en- las
mobiles actitudes adoptadas. en- hos fe
Ices acuerdos tomados Y en- el aciertC
de la election yerifcada. como puede
verse por la adiunta canddatura
triunfante:
Presidente, Ecmo. ST. D. Manuel
Gonzalez Martinez: Ter. Vice Presi
dente. p. Dionisio Trigo: % yice-Pre
sidente, d. Segundo Cadierno: Teso
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tcontindaci0n de ii Ia. pag,)


ten la veriadera polftica del pueblo
americana y no para hacer una poll
tiea que como Ia poIftica inglesa en-
las trece Colonias, traio el disgustO,
Ia protesia y la separation. Los que
piden un Gobernador ''mano fuerte"
faIsean la polffica americana. 10 que
debe ser IA yerdadera politica norte-
americana y asi falsean sus tenden-
cias y sus prop6sitos. Ia smano fller-
2 " es tirania no IS tiranfa "a que
q e goberpar hoy el>mundo; , mepos
'procedente de Ia Casa Blanca. Pide
Ia aprobaci6f.
El Dr. Barbosa asegura y pide prlie-
bas en- eontrario y afirma q no hay
documento one compruebe aue el
parfido republleano hafs ido a Was
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-28

pertos. por mucho tempo, en- tai ma
terra. La mayor parte de esos inte-
hgentes muchachos, practicantes del
Municipio -llasta hace pocos dias, no
es precise mencipnarlos porqup todo
San Juan parte de Ia Isla los conc
ce, en- momentos de apuro, como los
presentes, opinamcs que Sc dcbicra
cchar mano de c,santo elemento habit
J neeesario ,plIdicra dar mejores re-
sultados Ia salud del pueblo, Ell
general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-28
SANTURCE AL Ola

POR MIRAMAR-Ya esta fuera dc
peligr0 el apreciable caballer0 don
Manuel Meudfa, no obstante permane-
GER aGn reclufdo en- sus habitaciones
por prescription de los facultatiyos
que le asisten. Asf nos 10 manifesto
aycr su bOndadosa madrc. doila Rosa
Morales.
CelebramOs que la d0lencia del dis,
tinguido filancierO ST.. Mendia. de la
antigua institution comercial Y ban
caria, SobrinOs de Ezqniaga, vaya ce-
diendo con toda rapideZ
-Estaban alarmadas las familias
que rssiden en- este pintoresco poblado
de Santurce, dehido la enorme can
tidad de basura que habfa amontona-
da en- diferentes sitios. pendiente de
ser recogida, pero va Sc hizo ALI nm,
actiyo trabajo en- tai sentido: 10 que
ocurre es que Ia limpieza de patios y
de las casas que Sc siguen limpiando.
fehlevan constants la existen-
cia de estos despoios, los encarga-
dos de la recogida de los mismos. tie
men que atender muchos .sitios que
Sc hallan. ell iguales condiciones. Sin
embargo, bueno es ilacer justicia a los
que la merecen: de pocos dfas d esta
parte Sc viene trabajando con gran
actiyidad eficacia en- este importan-
tfsimo seryicio.
OPINION DE IN FISTCO. - Nos
adyerfa nm famoso galeno de esta 10
calidad, acerca de la imp0rtancia ell
cuidado que requerfa la aplicaci6n de
Ia vacuna anti-bnb6nica durante la
epidemia del 1912, tuvimos, NOS di-
jo-la suerte de contar con un grupo
de practicantes va famosos de suyo.
quienes realizaron trabajos de. yaeu-
naciSp tan eficaces y perfectos, como
81 hubiefan sido verdaderamente ex-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-04-22
Elderly People Need This
I'm Medicine Chest


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syrup kwpaam wsa iaaf mAanY Hautiis.
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years so b In ~ y CasalNwsl. . w~is-
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Total Eclipse
.i Meon Thursday

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SWEAR Off
TOBACCO

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r. hFeak fhe essfis nerve shattsr snH
tuhanre hahit n hFFevwr sea have
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Two-trms arma h@aee laxated en-
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GOOD HUNTING
PROMISED THIS FALL

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TREE PLANTING ~
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IurHER BUCKS Up

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Classified Dept.

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Evening journal., 1921-06-13
SHRDNERS READY FOR
IMPERIAL COUNCIL

DIES MONIES. Iowa. June ID
Shriners of North America are
gathering in Des Moines for the
forty-seventh annual meeting of the
Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic
order, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
which will be in session here tomor-
row, Wednesday and Thursday.
More than $4,000 Shriners will at
tend the festivities of the imperial
council meeting. Representative of
every temple of the order. including
delegations from Hawaii, Mexico
City and the Canal Zone, with the
bands, drum corps. patrols and other
organizations of a large proportion
of the temples. will be in Des
Moines.
Business of the imperial council
will be transacted by the imperial
officers and the representatives from
the $50 temples of the order. Mem
bership in the Shrine is restricted to
men who are either thirty-second
degree Scottish Rite Masons or who
have taken the York rite degrees, in
cluding that of Knight Templar.
The order now has membership on
the North American Continent OF
approximately 100000.
Evening journal., 1921-06-13
AUGUSTINE EXCURSIONS.

Excursions booked for Augustine
Park follow: Monday, Parkside
Athletic Club; Wednesday, June Is
Knight of Pythias; Thursday, June
16, Scott NJ. E. Sunday school; Fri
day, June II, Delaware Lodge, 1. o.
o. F.; Saturday. June is. New Cas-
tie Leather Company; Monday. June
20, knights of Columbus; Tuesday
June 21, Madeley M. f. Sunday
school; Wednesday. June %. c. w
Pyle; Thursday. June 23, Epworth
NJ. f. Sunday school; Friday, June
"a, Old Swedes' Sunday school; Sat
urday. June 25, Mt Salem M. e
Sunday school; Tuesday, June 2s
Brandywine M. e. Sunday school
Wednesday. June 20. st. Stephens
Luthern Sunday school; Thursday
June 80. Delaware Avenue Baptist
Sunday school; Friday, July /. Han.
over Presbyterian and McCabe M. f
Sunday school. The steamer Thorn.
as Clyde has been chartered for each
excursion.
Evening journal., 1921-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Conner. of
Second street, are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a son.
Commencement exercises will take
place in the Opera House on
next Friday evening. The program
has been completed and Bishop
Philip Cook will make the ad-
dress to the graduates. Tickets for
the exercises are being distributed.
superintendent Henry L. Snavely has
announced that reservations will not
be honored after O'clock, the hour
set for the exercises to begin. At
that time all unoocupied seats will
be open 70 the public To avoid
misunderstanding all holders of res
ervations will please bear this rule
In mind.
The second series OF the tennis
tournament being held on the
grounds of the American Manganese
Steel Company. between the en-
ployes OF the company will take
place tomorrow evening, when How
ard Butler and George Comfy will
have as their opponents Frederick
Rush and w W. Swayze.
All persons who will take part in
the play to be given at the annual
reunion of the Alumni Association
on Saturday evening, are requested
TO meet at the home of Miss Eliza
beth Toman. Fourth street, on Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock, for re-
hearsal.
Final preparations have been made
for the Junior Prom" TO be held in
the parish house Of Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church on Thursday evening
The women residents Of Baldton
have followed the example OF their
husbands by organizing a baseball
team, which will play on Saturday
afternoons. The first game was
played yesterday.
Edward Gebhart, Easton, Pa, was
weekend visitor with his family
/ here.
Francis Farmer. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Farmer of Baldton, who
Is o medical student at Blackstone
University. Virginia, returned home
Evening journal., 1921-06-13

purchased gray caps and gowns for
the first time yesterday morning
when they attended the services in
the Methodist Church and listened
to the baccalaureate sermon by the
Rev. J. r. Bicking. The class as
sembled at the high school building
and were accompanied to the church
by members Of the faculty and. the
Board OF Education.
John Cannon. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cannon, of East Fifth
street. sustained severe lacerauons
Of the right wrist, Saturday, when
he attempted to release a compan-
ion who was caught beneath a win
dow sash. DR.. Julius Dodd took
three stitches in closing the wound.
Diplomas will be presented to the
1921 class st. Peters Parochial
school at the Q o'clock mass in St.
Peters r. c. Church on Thursday
morning, by the Rev. Frederick ".
Campbell officiating. The class is
composed OF the Misses Margaret
Mccafferty and Marie Reynolds
Thomas Earl Walls, Robert Francis
Wright, John Bernard Neher and
Phillip Francis Tobin.
Work of repairing the street bed
between the tracks Of the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany and on each side of the tracks
began today. A representative of
the company accompanied the street
committee Of Council on a tour OF
inspection Saturday and promised
immediate relief.
Arrangements are being made for
the second picnic Of Dougherty SEN
ate at Augustine Beach on next
Monday. Those intending taking
the trip should hand their names 10
Mrs Emma S. Dougherty. president,
by Thursday evening.
An Atlas truck, belonging to Col
lier, BATHS g. Co.. ia East Fourth
street. Wilmington, had its rear left
wheel smashed while turning the
corner of Fifth and Delaware streets
yesterday afternoon. The truck was
carrying young men from Augustine
Beach.
Adelphia Lodge No s, Knights OF
Pythias. will accompany the Will
mington Knights on their annual ex-
cursion to Augustine Beach on We'd
nesday. The boat viii stop at Del
aware street wharf both going and
returning. Tickets for the excur.
sion may be had from the commit
tee who will be in front OF the
opera house tonight and tomorrow
evening between and o'clock.
The young peoples branch Of tho
Women's Christian Temperance
Union Of the Methodist church will
hold a measuring party in the Sun.
day School rooms tomorrow evening
The receipts will be used in defray-
ing the expenses OF the delegate tC
the national convention of the Y
i. b.. to be held at Keuka Park. n
Y, In August Miss Ruth thinner.
man has been elected delgate.
Children's Day will be observed ir
the Methodist church next Sunday
The primary department will pre-.
sent a literary and musical pro.
gram at 1890 o'clock. and the inter.
mediate department viii present tn,
program at the evening service.
Evening journal., 1921-06-13

yesterday 10. spend his summer va
cation.
Mrs. Frederick Hildemeyer, of
Odessa, has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Mont
gomery, Sixth street
Mrs. George Kern, wife Of Patrol
man Kern, is seriously i'll at her
home on Fifth street.
Mrs Sophie Roberts and daughter
Margery, Of Pennsylvania, are visit
Ing Mrs. Roberts parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Taylor. The Strand.
James V. Campbell, Fifth street,
was visitor in New York today
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ayers, Ches-
ter. Pa, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Mrs. James Wright. who has been
seriously i'll at her home, on The
Strand, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Siemon, Phil
adelphia, were weekend visitors
with Mr.. and Mrs j. Edward Truitt,
Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins and
family, Rose Hill. spent yesterday
with Mr.. and Mrs Walter Cox, OF
Marshallton.
Mrs. H. e. Snavely and son Rich
ard. have been visiting relatives In
Annville. Pa. and attended the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Carrie NJ
Nye to Fred Walmer. both of that
place, on Thursday, will return home
this afternoon.
Walter Smith. of Philadelphia
was the Sunday guest of Miss Clara
Snyder, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dale S. Bender. Second and Della
ware streets
Evening journal., 1921-06-13

found TO be the case in the majority
Of testimonials received for the new
herbal stomach medicine, Plant
Juice. which Is now being introduced
here at The Miller Drug Store. 4O4-
406 Market street.
Daily many local people call TO
tell The Plant Juice Man of the
wonderful benefit they have received
from Plant Juice. One OF the most
recent is that OF Mrs. A. B. Gootee.
who resides on Belmont avenue.
Elmhurst. Del. Ga suburb Of VIII
mington), and who has a host OF
friends. She stated:
For years / had been full of
pains from head to foot and wasn't
much use to myself or anyone else:
my stomach was in such a weak
condition that the least bit of food
would cause me the greatest dis
tress; my liver was out Of order and
1 had terrible bilious spells; / was
constipated all the time and never
could get any medicine to relieve
this; l was so weak that nv limbs
would shake from nervousness and
fatigue and 1 could hardly stand IN
at times; when I sat down l was so
weak that l could scarcely get on
my feet again; could not get around
10 DO my housework; was so vor-
ried over my condition that 1 con-
tlnually brooded about il for IL
seemed to me that / would never he
well again; / had such a choking an
my throat at times that 1 could
scarcely get my breath; 1 seemed 10
be victim Of bodily weakness. A
friend of mine, who had been cursd
by Plant Juice convinced me that I
could be well, too. and started to
take It l can't praise Plant Juice
enough, for now / am able to eat
I any kind Of food, sleep fine at night
which I had not done for years. and
am not constipated; 1 am getting
stronger every day and my work Is
a pleasure to me. / am only toe
glad to add my name 10 the Ions
list Of testifers for Plant Juice
Plant Juice is certainly a most won.
derful medicine.