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The herald., 1921-04-21

The procession of suits for spring
shows the trend of fashion in four
directions with many versions Of the
boxcoat in the lead. Then come the
straightline, bloused and sashed mod
els, like that shown in the picture, fol-
lowed by others. Styles are deter
mined by coats and skirts are plain.
This suit has reduced its lines and
trimmings to the last degree Of SIM
plicity and has, therefore, a new smart
ness Of it's own. The sash Of wide
black satin ribbon, however, is gath
cred in at the ends and finished with
very handsome silk tassels. These
bloused and sashed suits are youth
full looking and have chic simplicity
approved with much fervor just now.
The herald., 1921-04-21
netHarye6aaRBosk

'There are sweet surprises awaiting
many an humble soul fighting against
great odds in the battle of seemingly
commonplace life"
The herald., 1921-04-21
OCCUPIED

OCCUPIED
Busy tn Q 80
avs, Senator?
Very. Am on
one lnvestIoat-
Ing committed
and being Inves-
tIsated BY an
other
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

MAKES FIRST TALK

washinton. May II. - Blushing like
a bashful school girl, Miss Alice NJ.
Robertson of oklahoma, yesterday
made her first speech in the house.
She engaged in debate after Rep.
Mondell. the Republican leader. had
declared the federal government had
"a little park down in Oklahoma.
which 1t had been trying to get rid
of for several years. 1t had been of
fered. he said. to Oklahoma. but Okla
homans did not seem to want it. re-
alizing he added. that so long as they
may utilize the property and Uncle
Sam pays the upkecp. that II is a very
satisfactory arrangement"
Miss Robertson asked the name of
the tract. and when told it was Platt
National park. inquired of Mr.. Mondell
IL he know how 1t had been named.
He admitted he did not. so she told
him that 1t was named for the late
Senator Plat of Connecticut. "one OF
the best friends, II not the very best
the Indians of Oklahoma ever had"
Tho white haired woman represen-
tative delivered n brief speech in praise
of Senator Plat and when she walked
back to her scat was generously -ap-
plauded by the house
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
Critcher Theater Tonight

Christine Johnstonc. famous as a
speaking and screen star. will he srcn
at tho Critchcr thcatcr on Northern
Avenue. in the latest New York
succcss sheltered Daughters The
plot resolves around mothericss
girl daughter OF famous detective.
and who since habyhood. her father
had kept her ignorant OF tho ways of
the world and sheltered from all con-
tact with evil.
AMI now. when tho first man cAmc
into her life. how was she to Judge
whether his intentions were honor
able or mote
So the trap Was sct and sprung all
too easily. and only a kind providence
saved this gentle sheltered daugh-
ter from her fathers folly.
L. II any wonder that even the man
who had deceived ahcr should turn
upon the father with a scathing do
ounciation-"Don't blame the girl:
blame yoursclfl'r
sheltered Daughters" Is n play
that every parent and every boy and
girl in this city should SOC.
There will also he a two-rcel Mer-
maid comedy. Dynamite This
high class program will be at tho
CritChcr th-atcr tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
FATHER ANO SON
HELD AS FORGERS

Tuscola. ILL.,, May 17-H. T. Quirk.
20 years old, president of the Arcola
State bank, which was closed yester-
day. and his son John Quirk, cashier,
were held to the grand jury today on
two specific charges of forgery involv-
ing notes aggregating less than 10000.
Directors of the bank ascribed the re-
puted 100000 shortage to grain tran
sactions which they said dated back
to 1914 when John NJ. Ernst. grain
dealer. after being refused loans by the
directors was alleged to have been
permitted by the elder Quirk to draw
5000 without security.
Ernst had no banking account but was
repeatedly permitted to make loans
without security and to write checks
on the bank. 1t was alleged by Andrew
Dimond. director. who charged that
"A loose leaf ledger was used and false
entries substituted when bank exam
iners called.
Mr.. Dimond also quoted John Quirk
as admitting that he had lost large
sums of money in grain deals and that
he had sold n number of the bank q
Liberty bonds to obtain cash to make
good his losses. Bonds left with the
bank by depositors also were disposed
of. Mr.. Dimon alleged.
Alberta Post. "A bookkeeper who has
been with the bank for many years re-
vealed the alleged irregularities.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
Curwood's "Kazan"
Will Charm and Thrill

A classic of the picturesque north
land with its snow and st-clad
vilds. its romance and its adventure.
its mystery and charm. is the screen
version OF James Oliver Curwood's de-
liehtful story. "kazan." which opened
an engagement at the Palm theatre
yesterday for days.
The spirit of this tale OF tho great
pack-doE ''Kazan.' who becomes the
enemy OF all mankind following the
murder OF his master and who joins
wolf pack and becomes its leader.
has been admirably caught Even tho
savage Kazan is amenabie to Kindness.
and he never forEots the act OF tho
young woman who bcfricndod him and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

gave him his freedom. When he
comes upon this same young woman
and her male companion while heading
hungry wolf pack. he turns on the
wolves and fights them off in ono OF
the most thrilling scenes ever screened.
Again kazan the Killer comes to her
rescue when an intruder attacks the
helpless girl In "A lonely cabin. A third
time he fights for her and wrcaks ter
rible revenge on the slayer of his mas
ter. Jim Radisson of the Royal North
west Mounted police.
Tho loyalty and faithfulncss of "Ka-
zan' to his blind wolf mate. who arc
always seen travelling together. two
by two. set an example which Joan
Radission and Jim Thorpe try to emu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY
BROKEN OUT SKIN

ANY breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body ia overcome
quickest by applying Mentho- Sui
phur.' says noted skin specialist
Rccausc Of its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
to take the place of this sulphur pre-
paration that instantly brings case
from the Itching. burning and irrits-
ton.
Men'ho sulphur heals eczema right
up. leaving the skin clear and smooth.
II seldom fails to relieve the torment
or dsfEurcment \ little Jar Of
Mentho- sulphur may he obtained at
any drug store. 1t is used like cold
cream.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
GOLD GRAINS THE GRAND

Placer mining in this country is a
lost art. there being almost none of
1t carried on in Colorado except around
Breckenridge and one small dredge be-
low Lsadville. In the east edge Of
Utah a local company has claims on
Grand river near Cisco station which
are TO be operated. II is stated in a
special from Moab:
Gravel from the Fish ford group
averages so cents gold and 20 cents
platinum. while that from the other
group down the river gives returns
per yard OF 81 gold and around so cents
platinum With ample water at hand
and tho location adjacent to the rail-
road. II Is the intention of the man
agement this summer to demonstrate.
tho practicabiIity of operating the
placcrs on a large scale.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
EXCURSIONS ro TmE PEAK

Not until July will the Pixies Peak
region have to wait for the coming of
special trains and tourist parties this
spring. big business already is sche-
duled for June. Among tho June ar
rivals will he special train bringing
lI5 credit men on their way to the ma
uonal convention. a special train of
125 members of the Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics. en- route
to the national convention in Califor-
MA, large party of delegates to the
meeting of the National Eclectic Medi-
cal association: two special tours of
the Union Pacifc- Northwestern rail-
roads; Sprague special tour; Ohio
special tour party, and n Shrine special
train of 400 passengers. So states the
Gazette
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
RECREATION Ar MA>Irou

y deal made is to result in construc-
ti0n In Manitou by June Is of one of
the most attractive amusement pavil-
ions in the west. II will cost about
$50, 90. and is situated Immediately east
Of tho Mansions hotel. In order that
the building may be put up Immediate
Is operations will be carried on day
and night. The consideration involved
in the salo of the real estate was
Se5.eoo. The project is that of the Man
itou Amusement company. The big
pavilion. which viii be OF brick, viii
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
IA Iu>r..s NEw BUILDING

a ;. HUI and SON. OF FoWIer, wc1I
known contractors who built the new
Florence high school. have been award
cd the contract for construction of the
new Ia Junta high school. the price for
tho erection Of the building being Sls5,-
iaS. Six bids were opcnei. The con-
tract for tho heating and ventilation
was given to tho Johnson Davis COM
pany OF Denver at So os5. The plumb
ing contract went to j. Johnson. Of
L.a Junta at $3.50. Work will be
started on the building at once.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
rLANT spuDs IN PLENTY

Tho potato acreage being planted in
the Uncompahcre valley is the largest
in history and estimates as to its COM
PARSONS with other years run from two
to three times as much. SAYS the Mon
trose Press. Already growers are be-
ginning to wonder how they are going
to ever get them picked. and worse
than that. how they will ever get them
to market
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
BLAZE AFACTORy

Fire broke out in tho plant OF tho
Lamar Broom and Brush company and
caused 5000 damage before II was
checked Tho company Will rebuild tho
damaged part of the plant of concrete,
says the News.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
SHED THEIR oyrRCoArs

II. A Tawney. prominent sheep man.
was Mt home In Grand Junction yes
terday. He is running the shesrinS
outnt at Wss,watcr and states that
they have just finished shearing 5000
sheer. Daily News.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

II pounds eterlinE per ton. Should the
pool be forced to sell below this price
tho loss will he borne equally by tho
pool and the producers. and payment
of export duties TO the Chilean govern
ment are guaranteed even in the event
there arc no sales by tho pool.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
SEI.L NITRATE

Santiago. Chile. May 17.-Announcc-
mont Is made OF the sale of 100000
tons of nitrate by tho Chilean Nitrate
Producers association to a nitrate pool
in London. tho price being fixed at
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

hta Tho story teaches a great moral
lesson from Nature to mankind. 1t Is
like a fresh brc sth OF balsam laden air
from the wholesome country OF the
far north.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18
THE VALLEY. THE STATE. THE WEST

have a dancing floor so feet by 100 feet
in dimensions.-The Gazette.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

Eskimo girls play with dolls carved
out NJ ivory which they dress M. al
tor their own fn.h'on. in clothing OF
ermiue or olheI el1us.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

Pierre Dandis. ranches. burned into
the ehoulder of his own wife the mark
of hi branding iron. to establish be
fore tho world his absolute ownership
of her About that incident Us woven
the dramatic screen story. The
Branding Iron" which will he seen
az the Clync theater ths evening and
Thursday night II is u wonderful
story OF the Wyoming mountains
There will also he Hank Mann
comedy and q SelEnick News.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-18

Chicftnin Want Ads. Bring Results.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO SABADo 27 DE AGOSTO DE 1921
COMO Sc JUZcA la
OBRA De ESPANA En-
Ell exterior
I'm articulo de ''The Tines.

Londrcs, 2S.-El poriodico "The Ii
mes" consagra hoy su editorial los
sucesos de Marruecos, Y, entire otras
cosas, dice 10 siguiente:
ia zona espanola de Marruecos sc
cxtiende 10 largo de la costa Ell unas
200 millas, y pcnetr;r hasta 60 millas
ell ell interior de un pals en- el que
habita un pueblo tan dificil de domi-
mar como no 10 es ningun otro pueblo
africano.
Los romanos, los arabes, los tur-
cos, saben por desgraciada experien-
cia que los pastores, cazadores y ha-
bitantes de las montanas de Berberfa
de la costa son rudos combatientes,
que no aceptan facilmente la domina-
cion extranjera.
ST Sc quiere imponer verdaderamen-
te la autoridad espafola sobre las tri-
bus del Riff, deben prepararse contin-
gentes muy fuertes para luchar contra
las cabilas movilazadas una vez por
csc hombre intrepido, indomable y
siempre dispuesto a la insurreccion
que Sc llama el Raisuli.
No dudamos que Espana lograra
establecer su domination, desarmar y
civilizar las cabilas, 81 Sc pone Sc
riamente a la obra. Francia ha he
cho este en- Argelia; pero fue despues
de muchos amos y de duros combates.
En- todo case, ell deber Immediate de
Espana es restablecer su posicion mi
litar Y alejar sus tropas del peligro
actual. Es una empresa bastante ar
dua, y que seguimos con interes lie
no de simpatia y con la esperanto de
que podra realizarla en- ell mas breve
plazo possible y con ell menor numero
de perdidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
CINE RIALTO OFRECE UN BENE
FICIO PARA La CRUZ ROJA
EN- MELILLA

Nuestro distinguido amigo don
Eduardo G. Gonzalez, empresario del
Cine Rialto, tan favorecido siempre
por nuestra sociedad elegante, Sc pro-
pone organizar una esplendida function
cinematografica para la pr6xima sema
na, beneficio de la Cruz Roja Espa-
iiola. Asi Sc 10 manifesto aver nues-
tro companero Perez Losada, que elo-
gio cumplidamente ell bello rasgo del
distinguido empresario, agradeciendo
con expresiyas demostraciones, tan
simpatica iniciativa que no solo la Co
lonia Espanola-la mas directamente
interesada-sino la Sociedad de San
Juan, han de acoger con entusiasmo.
Ell Sr. Gonzalez prepara un intere-
santfsimo programa que, aparte Ell
nobilisimo destino que ha de darse a
10 que recaude-y ese es va un incen-
two de orden superior-constituira
un attractive para todos.
La feliz iniciativa de la empresa dc
Ell Rialto merece el mas calido aplau-
so.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27

neses y algunos heridos. En- Toxic Sc
ha recibido la notieia del atsque cor
ell natural desagrado, y Ia prensa pi.
de en- energicos articulos que Sc ha-
ga una escarmiento.
LONDRES, agosto 27.-Comunican
de Moscou que ell barrio mas populo-
| so de la ciudad esta ardiendo desdc
| hace cuatro dias, habiendose quemado
centenares de edifcios. Todo traba-
| jo para combatir la confagracion sc
hace impossible, no solo por la mag
nitud que ha tornado ell incendio Y que
amenaza la ciudad entera, sino por-
que toda discipline Sc ha roto nj ell
ejercito nj mucho menos el populacho
hambriento y extenuado por la abso-
luta carencia de alimentos, quiere nj
puede prestar ningun trabajo de sal
vamento. Las hordas famelicas Sc IL
mitan huir. Como NADIA tienen, ma
da pueden salvar.
RUENOS AIRES, agosto 27.-Ayer
quedaron inauguradas las sesiones del
Congreso Postal Panamericano, que
Sc reune en- esta capital, con asisten-
cia de delegados de todos los paises
de America. Sc acordo que ell idioma
Official del Congreso sea ell espa1ol,
que es hablado por veinte naciones. En-
honor de los congresales Sc ha cele-
brado aver un esplendido banquete de
mil personas en- Ell Teatro Colon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
De ID HOTa dc AhOTa

AAIuefa quien no piense como
yo Antigua letra de una nisica que
suele repetirse a trayes de todos los
tienlpos y en- algunos casos para con-
selvar las .hahichuelasn, como dice el
conocido silpbolismo "jibaro'
Los irlandeses siguen nantenien-
dose frmes vel Parlamento britannica,
que ahora no tiene un Cromwell, dis
cute con el denominado Presidente Va
lera, la mejor solucion; para ambas
parties, del gran problema, que pone
en- peligro1la supremacia inglesa.
Cabalieros, todo 10 que ocurre en-
el lnundo es muy bueno. La humans
dad estudia, lucha, sufre, cae y Sc le-
vanta, pero compare y podra saber
apreciar, fuera espejismos, 10 que es
dcrecho, libertad, democracia y demas
s:frases hechas'
Alemania y Estados Unidos han
firmado la paz y los dos pueblos, pa
rece que Sc disponen entenderse de
la mejor nanera possible, sobre todo
ahora que la temperature en- Ell Pa
cifco sigue subierdo y va necesitar-
Sc mucho hielo para que baie algunos
GRADES.
Dos soldados romanos de las CO.
hortes de Judea, Sc colocaban al lado
del Prctor y sus pieles de leopardo
sobl.e ID bI'unida armadura que coro-
naha e yelno, signidcaban que Roma
nandaba sobre Ia toga del llamado
Jucz. X q Juez, por tenor al Ce-,
sar, condeno al Justo. Pero el Mar
1 tir de Ia Gale de la Amargura, hizo
brillar para todas las edades, la luz
are niat6 Ia sombra del solo que CO..
biiaba en- Jddea i un Juez asentado
sobre las IanEas de aquellas cohortes.
Sigue Ia racha' de crisis Sc
We sintiendo cada vez mas intensanen
"a, u Termination dc Ia zafra que de-
ia sin pan d miles dc trabajadores. En-
81 proxiino niitin asanlblea de la
Federation Libre, en- 81 Teatro de San
Juan, que ha sido invitado 81 Co
bernador dc Puerto Rico, Sc desarro-
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
Los LGpI0SoS q QtTO Sitio

Ell prop0sito del Gobernador comen-
tado desde haee dias, de sacar de la
Isla de Cabras la eolonia de le-
prosos para lieyarla a otro sitio en-
el interior en- las costas de la Is
Ia, no podra realizarse con la premu-
ra que parece su deseo
Hay que buscar el nueyo asiento de
la colonia o Sanatorio y eongtruir los
ediflcios adecuados, este signifca
tempo ln gastp dc algunos miles
de d6lares.
Ell director de Sanidad, DR.. Ruff
Soler, seg1n informes, esta estudian-
do ell problema y seguramente que en-
10 que Sc refiere al gasto Sc arbitra-
ran los medios legales para que Ell
Tesoro pdblico facilite las sumas ne
cesarias, que en- tltimo case puede
tomar el Gobernador de los fondos a
su disposition.
Todo 10 que sea en- benefcio de los
enfermos de la "Isla triste'', que han
tenido la constante atenci6n del De-
partamento de Sanidad de todas
las personals de buena voluntad de
Puerto Rico, es obra plausible Y que
merece elogios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
ESTADO o INDEPENDENCIA

Los obsequiOs hecho el VIERNES
26 en- ell "Cine Puerto Rico" le CO.
rrespondi0 a la Sra. Epifania Carre-
ra; de Santurce, que present6 el PRO-
GRAMA SEMANAL, con el NUME-
RO 56S en- ell anuncio del "ABONO
INTERNATIONAL" Ell DE MEJOR
Y SECURE RESULTADO.
Ell obsequio del "TEATRO
STRAND" lie pertenecio al Sr. J. M.
Bird con ell NO. 22S estampado en- Ell
tan famoso COLMADO STANDARD"
Ell MEJOR SURTIDO, Ell QUE ME-
JOR ATIENDE AL PUBLICO, Ell
QUE MAS vENDE POR TENER
MEJOR PRECIO y MEJORES PRO-
VISIONES.
I'm anuncio en- nuestro Programs
Semanales en- un buen ncgocio para
ell anunciante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
ADD el- Krin quiere entrar en- negocla-
clones con Espaha, ofrediendo Gber-
tar a los prisloneros.
UNO DE LOS AYUDANTES DEL GEN. BEREN.
GUER CONFERENCLA CON Ell REY.
Los moros siguen atacando, con nuevas
fuerzas, pero son siempre rccha-
zados por los cspanolcs.
ODE nuEsrno sERv1o1o cAB1EeRAr1co ESPECIALLY

MADRID, agosto 23.--Seg1n publi-
Ca aver la prensa, ,refcjando informes
oficiales, el caudiIlo moro Abd-el- Krin
ha ofrecido libertar a los prisioneros
que tiene en- su podcr todavia, sin CO.
brar por clio rescate alguno, 81 Espa-
ma sc aviene contentarse con los IL
mites de la zona que lie fue adjudica-
da en- 1919, renunciardo futuras ad-
quisiones de territories marroquies.
No Sc conoce la respuesta del Go
bierno espanol, pero Sc tiene la i'm
preston de que sera negativa, va que
1el cabecilla no tiene verdadera auto
ridad para contratar nj Espana pue-
de aceptar ahora, despues del sacri-
|ficio que Sc We obligada a realizar y
de la TRACTION sufrida, unos limites
que no son compensadores.
MADRID, agosto 27.-Uno de los
ayudantes del General Berenguer lie
Ig6 aver a Madrid, dirigiendose inme-
'diatamente conferenciar con ell Rey.
Acerca de 10 tratado en- la conferen-
#cia, el bizarre n,ilitar guardo una dis
|creta reserva, limitandose nanifes-
tar los periodistas que fucfon a in
terrogarle, que el Rey mostraba vivos
deseos de il Melilla, pero que el
Gobierno lie habia disuadido de ir por
ahora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
sEIs AMOS EN- LA IsLA


Aver celebro el Comisionado de
Instruction, Doctor Miller, ell secto
aio de estar al frente del Departa-
mento, en- su Ultima etapa en- Puer-
to Rico.
Cuando vino esta Ultima vez, exis-
tia aGn ell Consejo Executive de la
Ley Foraker.
Compaheros de trabajo del Doctor
Miller, y entire ellos, el Sub-comisio-
nado, sefor Huyke, que lleva is amos
de constantes servicios en- ell Depar-
tamento, celebraron, por supuesto,
dentro del mas extricto cumplimien-
to de la Ley prohibicionista, el secto
a1o del expresado Jefe de Departa-
mento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
MADRID. agosto

MADRID, agosto 27.-Continlar
los combates mas ALA de las posicio-
nes de Ell Zoco, revistiendo una tena-
cidad .tremenda. Los moros mantle
nense todavia la ofcnsiva, siendo re-
chazados con innumerables bajas. Los
kabilefios estan acumulando fuerzas
para dar un tremendo empuje, pero
la moral de las jarkas empieza a. SEN
tirse quebrantada, vista la decision
de Espaia de llevar Melilla cuantos
hombres Y cuantos recursos de que
rra sean precisos para dominar de una
vez la rebeldia africana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
El presupuesto nacional de Cuba, fracasada
la emission de bonos, sera reducidoa
sesenta y cuatro mlllones.
UNA ESPANTOSA CONFLAGRACION CON-
MUEVE AL PUBLICO INGLES.
Los rebeldes siberianos atacaron el tren
blindado japones, matando
dieZ personals.
ode NuEsrRo sERuc1o cAB1EcRAr1co EsPEc1A1o

HABANA, agosto 27.-El Gobierno
del presidente Zayas ha tenido que de-
sistir del proyecto de emission de bo-
nos, y por tanto, el presupuesto ma
cional sera reducido a sesenta y cua-
tro millones, estableciendo muchas re-
ducciones de empleos y economics en-
los gastos. Las dificultades fnancie-
ras con cue tropieza el nuevo gobier-
no, con ell tesoro exhausto Y la abso-
luta limitacion del credito exterior,
lcomplicada con la bancarrota inter
ma, impone un plan de economics que
hara limitar el presupuesto mas adn
de esos sesenta y cuatro millones, su-
ma todavia excesiva para los actua-
les recursos nacionales.
LONDRES, agosto 27.-La opinion
Sc muestra consternada y conmovida
por la destruction del Dirigible
GRIP, en- que perecieron horrible
mente mutiladas y corbonizadas nu-
merosisimas personals. Ell gobierno ha
ordenado que Sc practique una in
vestigacion para depurar las respon-
sabilidades de la catastrofe que ha
impresionado no solo a la poblacion
de Hull, donde ocurrio el espantoso
siniestro, sino a todo el Reino ingles.
TOXIC, agosto 27.-Los rebeldes
siberianos atacaron ell tren blindado
japones, causando diez muertos japo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
Una nOta de amor

Ell distinguido joven Don Emilio J.
Noya, cajero interesado Ell la fir
ma Gonzalez Padfn Co., ha formali-
zado compromise de esponsales, con
la gentil y distinguida se1orita Ma
ria Gonzalez Padfn. hija mayor de
nuestro buen amigo Don Pepe, jefe Gle
la citada casa.
Reciba la enamorada pareja, nues-
ira felicitacion y que pronto Sc vean
realizados sus ensueiios de amor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
VisitandO a San Juan

Ha estado en- San Juan, acompa-
lfiado de su distinguida sehora, el ex
Juez Municipal de Aguadilla, Lcdo.
sefior Valdejulli.
Tambien estuvieron en- esta ciudad,
los selores Rene G. de Courcenil y
Jorge Silva, de la misma poblaci0n,
que regresaron por la tarde sus re-
sidencias. e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27

lara, segin informes, el problcma
obrero y Sc presentaran acusaciones
contra el llamado "sistema capitals
tar que sigue hostilizando ell 'leader"
senior Iglesias. Sc espera que el Co
bernador haga un discurso a la Asam-
blea fijando sus puntos de vista y ra-'
tificando aclarando los conceptos de
su mensaje inaugural. De huelga ge-
neral para Ia proxima zafra no Sc ha
hablado adn definitivamente, pero Sc
informa que es asunto a. discutir en-
el seno de la agrupacion socialista.
Ananke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-27
INGRESO EN- GALERAS

Nicasio Alvarez, quien fue apresa
do aver por haber dado muerte a Ill
puertorriqueno ell New York, ingre
SO en- galeras, interim sea enviado /;
los Esados Unidos, para que Sc Il
iuzgue. Va Sc ha dado cuenta de ST
captllra Y Sc esperan instrucciones.