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Evening journal., 1921-02-01

SLAIN NMANMAY
BE SHEPHERD
Nephew Partly Identifies
Body; Brooklyn Missing
Mans Son to View II
WHTTTINGTON CLINGS
TO MURDER THEORY

The body Of the man found dead IN
Brandywine Springs Park last Friday
morning now Is thought 10 be that OF
G.. a. Shepherd. Of Brooklyn, y. Y. 10
was viewed last night by man
named shepherd OF Newark. Del. a
nephew 0f the missing man who de-
sired 90 see the remains after reading
In The Evening journal Of The p0ssi-
hility the dead man may be his rela-
tive.
Mr.. shepherd. after viewing the re-
mains last night. was so sure ~ the
Identification that Deputy Coroner
Nichols This morning notified Thomas
Shepherd. 1904 Dean street. Brooklyn.
" Y, son OF the missing man. who
is expected today 20 view the body.
Coroner Bullock today declared That
no shots were fired into the body "
the man now thought 20 be Shepherd.
elsewhere than into the mouth. and
it is his belief that only one shot was
fired.
A report that the man had been
shot In the back. the coroner asserts.
Is probably due 10 the flow Of blood
from the mouth running down The
neck, finding its way 60 the mans
back.
State Detective Mccoy. who has
been working on the case for several
days. after a consultation this morn
ing with AttOrncy-Goneral Townsend
announced he hoped 10 be able 20
make a statement before the day Is
over which will throw some light on
the mSsicry.
Constable Wilmington. who was
ono OF the first officers 10 view the
body and who at once expressed a be-
lief that the man had been murdered
stated This morning that he still
thinks the man was murdered and tho
body arranged so that 10 might APP
pear as a suicide.
Il have thought an along that the
man was murdered" said Whiting
Continued on Page Ten)
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
COULDN'T GET ALONG,
SHE MARRIES ANOTHER

Alleged n have been married TO
William Barren after her husband,
James Baum, had left her in 1916,
Adella Barren was held In sj00 bail
for court on a charge OF bigmy. by
Judge Hastings. in Municipal Court
this morning.
Baum testified that he married the
woman in 1911. ana, as they could
not get along" left her in 1916. Tie
said that he met his wife last Aug
ust ~ that she then admitted that
after he had left her she had been
married 90 Barren that she "lOVed hin
and was going to stay with HIM"
Philip l.. Garrett is attorney foi
the woman.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
SUCH IS LIFE

WARSAW, y. Y.-JOscph Toalcs,
a-usty at the county Jail. swept
of the front walk today as usual.
Aud then he walked away.
pITrSFIELD, Mass. - Don't
break In here. The safe is TN
locked" read a sign In a postal
station in a general store here. The
thief did as the sign said and re-
moved $50 from cash drawer.
ALBANY, y. VI move that
pickerrls. pikers, ferretS. bum base
ball players and skunks be con-
sidered together" State senator
Walker said. when bills relating 10
birds, animals, fish and baseball
players. were introduced in the
Legislature.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
FEAR LYNCHING OF
WOMAN'S STEALERS

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 4 UNITED
press)-Fear OF an attempted lynch
ing caused police today TO take spe-
cial precautions in their guard over
Floyd L. Carr and Arthur Watson
Carr. confessed kidnappers Of Mrs.
Gladys Witherell. Extra guards nave
been thrown around the county lall
to block and attempt TO remove We
nrisonors. Both have pleaded guilty,
asked that sentence be delayed and a
LAWYER appointed. Floyd Carr said he
can present mitigating evidence.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
rINE TRAFFIC LAW NIOLATORs.

DOminick BertOlll ana JOnn VI. Stew
art were given hearings yesterday he
fore Magistrate Stradley, charged
with violating the motor laws ana
vyiih sneedinr on Penny Hill Ber-
foiii was arrested by state Highway
Policeman Earl Cole and was fined SIS
and costs.
stewart was arrested by state High
way Policeman Joseph BOnailcino and
was fined 50 and costs.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
TmFVFS GFT BLACK'S 5000.

Bnrrlars W0rkou DO 4 WtUIUUI.W
manner when they broke into the
home OF samuel Black. COO East Sew
cnih street last Friday night. TWO
trunks were broken open and the con-
tents carefully gone over.
A small tin box was broken open
and 5000 taken from it Black re-
ported his trouble 10 the police. and
offers a reward for the arrest Of the
offender
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
DISCUSSES ADOLEsCENT GIRL.

Miss Gertrude Prack, of the girls
work department OF the Y. w. G. A.
OF Philadelphia. addressed the Lead
ers Training Glass, yesterday after
noon. at the Peoples Settlement, on
The subject characteristics Of the
Aaolescent Girl and the Responsibility
Of the Club leaders"
Miss Prack stated the qualifications
and responsibilities Of club leader
were personality, faith In girls,
knowledge OF girls and patience.
Next week the class win have the
privilege OF hearing Miss Prack again
ialk on the subject, practical Work
ing Suggestions Of Program"
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
FOUR MORE
ARESLAININ
LATEIRELAND
MURDER ORGY
Mallow, Already Scene of
Much Fighting, Fears
Further Killing
Today
WOMAN KILLED
BY SIM FEINERS

LONDON. Feb. 4 UNITED Press.l-
Police were fired uron at Mallow
when they went to The railway sta
ton there 90 investigate the shoot
Ing OF Inspector King and his wife by
Sim Feiners. The Irish Onice announc-
ed today.
CORK. Fob. i.-Ouic0 rcpnsals To-
sulting In the dcath OF one man, fol-
kNved the murder OF Mrs King. wife
OF a county inspector, at Mdlow early
today.
Police rushed 10 the station when
the shooting was reported. arrested
ten men, then ordered them TO flee
FOR their lives one man was killed.
another wounded The remaining
eight clamhered into locomotive.
The throttle was thrown wide oncn
and the engine plunged into the open
country.
Mallow, already the scene Of much
lighting. feared further rcprisals to-
day and there was a general exodus
OF citizens.
King and his wife were waiting
for a train when they were flred upon
by Sim felnors. The wife was killed
instantly. King was wounded.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
mAnNER WAINEs HEARING.

On a charge Of having in his posses
sion more than one quart Of whisky,
BENJAMIN Warner waived hearing in
Municipal Court This morning and
was held under 5000 bail.
Warner was arrested while in COM
nanv with two girls and another man
in Front street one night last week.
ne is said 10 have had about four
quarts OF whisky In a suit case.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
GR,NGERs STAY HOME.

Snoflal 10 Tho EVonlng journal.
STANTON, Feb. loving 10 bad
weather and 10 the closing ~ White
CLAY Greek bridge over which many
OF the members must pass 20 get t0
stanton, Diamond Stale Grange did
not meet last night
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
uAUAN UTRT IN SMASH.

William W. Mahan, 1909 Iainal
street. was cut about the head In a
collision. when trolley car No. 3i2,
of the West Fourth street line,
rammed an automobile, driven by
Mahan and owned by James r. Hart,
1903 Woodlawn avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
cnMNnr MnMAN DING ADDICT.

Harriet Parker, a Whlte Woman,
pleading guilty to a charge Of being
addicted 10 the use Of a narcptlc
drug. today was committed by Judge
Hastings TO the workhOuse until
cured. The woman plainly showed
the efleclA of the druHA.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
aIppnRT ORDER ON WALsEI.

An order Of $40 a week was placed
against Nincenie Wolsh for the sup
port ~ his children, by Judge Hast
lnes, in Municipal Court this morn
lnl
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
SIN ANn TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-LAST THURSDAY. BLACK
IL patent leather pocketbook. with
money and memorandum. Reward Of
fered. Phone $500. febl-at
CONTINUED on Page FOurteen.l
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
TnnAY,s TEMPERATURE

AZ The Evening Journal onice
s 90 A. Mo 1901 p. NJ. 2S
900 A. Ma 100 p. Mo
Evening journal., 1921-02-01

safe Ms X means 1s rbs heahy e1SysS ShasfH hsITS
Company
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
THE WEATHER

Cloudy and unsettled tonight and
"Wednesday, probably rain or snow;
"Wednesday west 10 northwest winds.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

PERSONAL MENTION

In the society column in Saturdays
Star-Mirror appeared an account of a
party supposed to have been given at
the home of Mrs. Charles Stenger, in
this city. It appears that there was
a confusion of names and that the
party was not given by Mrs. Stenger.
IT the always good programs at the
Kenworthy seem a little better thar
] usual these evenings, it is because Of
the smile on the proprietOr's face re-
flecting on the screen. A daughter
was born Tuesday morning, Novem-
Der 10, to Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Ken
worthy. The name of the little miss
is Elizabeth Joyce. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
F. D.. Hawley, scout executive Of
the Palouse Council, was in Julia
eta yesterday aiding in the organi-
cation of a troop of Boy Scouts.
A. r. Grimes, the good-looking and
good-natured Palouse druggist, was
a business visitor in Moscow today.
w. H. Beardsley is confined to his
home at 300 North Washington street,
with illness. Notwithstanding his adj
vanced age, Mr.. Beardsley has been
able to be on the street and mingle
with his friends until yesterday, when
he was taken i'll.
H. G. Brownfield, manager of the
telephone exchange at Potlatch, vas
in Moscow today on business.
Miss Mabel Kelly, G. M. Andrew.
J.. J.. Meyer and Jack Balch, of Pot
latch, are in Moscow today, witnesses
in the damage cas- of Melvin O'Dell
VS.. DR.. e. T. Helm, which is on trial
in the Federal court.
Byers Anderson of Bovill. was a
Moscow business visitor Monday.
Mrs. R. Holland of Troy, was a
Moscow shopper Tuesday.
The w. C. T. U. will hold their
regular monthly meeting Wednesday,
November Is, at 2 O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. Fred Samm, 61O East A street.
Mrs. Emma Urquhart will have charge
of the program. All are welcome.
Please note change of hour.
Mary Mariner has returned to
school again after an absence of sew
eral weeks on account of illness.
Mrs. c. B. Knorr of Grangeville,
Idaho, spent the weekend in Mos
COW, a guest of Mrs. e. H. Green.
Mrs. Knorr is on her way to Occur
d'Alene to visit at the home Of Judge
and Mrs. J. F. Alshie.
Mrs. F. A. Jennings, of Pullman,
spent Monday in Moscow, shopping
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Lockard re-
,urned home Monday from Spokane
where they went for medical treat
nent. Both seem much improved in
The Daughters of Ruth (class of
aides Of the Presbyterian church,
net Monday and packed and shipped
boxes of nice warm clothes
O the little folks at the Orphans
Home in Lewiston.
Jack Little of Lewiston, spent Mon
.ay in Moscow visiting friends and
elatives.
The Royal Neighbors will meet ind
ocular session Thursday evening.
will be balloted on. A
time and light refreshments.
visiting members are welcome.
The clock in the tower Of the
[ethodist church is still out of com
lission, the delay in the repair be-
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

ing caused by the fact that parts
ordered from New Jersey have not
yet arrived. The board hopes to soon
have the clock giving correct time.
Mrs. Jack Fisher of Canada, arriv-
ed in Moscow Monday called here by
the news of the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. Amelia Shoop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S~charnhorst
of Charleston, Wash, are guests at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Frank Slater.
H. L. Cartwright of Troy was a
business visitor in Moscow on Tues
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

Geo. W. Clous, Optician, will again
visit Moscow Friday and Saturday,
November IS and 10 and may be
found at Hotel Moscow. He will ex-
anime your eyes without charge and
fit them to your perfect satisfaction.
If o need glasses or new lenses in
your frames, it will pay you to see
him. All work guaranteed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

MILLIONS NOW LIVING
Will Never Die, Csc. Can
the Living Talk With the
Dead?, Csc. The Finished
Mystery, 85c. All three
books now 78c. Call or
write r. E.. Tyson, at 245
N. Wash.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

"THEY Satisfy nothing
else SO well describes Ches-
tarfelds' mildness, their mellow
ness, their delicacy OF aroma and
smooth, even "body." 1t took
the finest varieties of Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos ITO do it
and the highest order of skill
in blending them. Yes, the Ches-
terrified blend is a secret 1t
can't be copied.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

j Kelley's JeweIry Store is open for
business next door to Cold Storage
Market. 41-42
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-15

Select your Christmas cards now.
Sample line with envelopes shown at
the Star-Mirror office. 1851
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
DANA QUE FALLECE

Aver entreg0 Sc alma al TOdopOic-
rosO. ell Su residnncia de Santurce, la
que fue virtuosa DANA Doiia Elisa
Torres, viuda de Sierra, madre politi-
ca de nuestro estimadO amigo ell seilor
Pedro G. Goico.
La muerte de Ia buena seiiora sc
registr6 repentinamente, dejando SUI
hogar enyuelto en- ell mayor quebranto.
Hoy las 10 de Ia mafiana efectu6-
Sc 81 entierro. EN- cl sementerio de
Sauturce, al acto concurri0 un buen
ndInero de amigos Y familiares de la
familia doliente, la que Ell IMPAIR
CIAL envfa, por medic de estas ifneas
la honda expression de su p6same mas
sincere. .sj@gseN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
La MEJoRIA DEL sR. MORALES

Despues de hallarse reclnido cerca
de IN mes en- el Hospital Presbiteria-
ne, aquejado de molesta enfermedad,
hemos tenido la gran satisfaction de
saber que nuestro distinguido amigo
el sefor Alfredo Morales, digno ma
nager, de la Compania Cablegrafica
Francesa, sc encuentra va en- franca
convalecencia en- su hogar de Mira
mar, Santurce.
El Sr. Morales, que por su atlas
cualidades y sus caballerescas dotes
es muy estimado en- nuestros circulos
sociales, ha sido muy visitadO por sus
amigos que sc interesan vivamente
por su estado de salud; Y Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, que tambien forma parte en-
tire el incontable nimero de simpati-
zadores, sc regOcija al saber la ha-
lagadora noticia de su mejoria
deseando poder verle otra yez y
pronto frente su oficina, donde tan.
to Sc ha echado de menos por sus su-
balternos y por el publico en- gene
raj.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20

0sne rrrs nandssas nsaak
a. Cl,asair-. cn nria EsAnacs agaes.
pot Mai,sl Ncsmasa. Charles Clapain
) a sserdito. naArino.
Teasrs Amirica.--Ssran festival ~.
tisiice a hsnehcio dci ~Anansie Enco-
lar d Carllss. isaaaRdo pEEae rriio-
riias , javsncs BE- Ia Central Hieh
Scliool. SEandck diseIsacionrs.
Tcasre Rialia.--liay gran SorpfcsA.
Piense on un gran saocso cue haia
eco en- 81 cinemAisriafo IA facFto RI
CO. Que scsa. Ina verdadera
soEpnesa. Espcfc : va programa cn
csc dia. PrcciOs. ..?
Cine lsana.--FinaA ae la scrie De
'Juan Centel.a" y una oomcxiia fran
ceSa.
Cine Real.--I.a monumental pclicu-
Ia eincmatocrahca titalada: "VenuS"
Cine Monte Cario.-Ia preci0sa Gin
ia titulada Venus.
Cine Victory carden.-Despedida
del gran Hermann con trabajOs diff
cilisimos de hipnotismo, ilusion y pres
tijigitaci6n. Tambien eyhibiremos a
Bryant Washburn en- su ch. ;tosa CO.
media en- actos "ExcesO dc John
son..
Cine Puerto RicO.-Quinto episOdio
.de La gran serie de intrigas sensacio-
les LA Novia l3', Y ademas presen-
tara la gran comedia en- parties Ii
tulada: "El Prodigio".
LA Huelga de Cebolleros", genial
mente interpretada por el gran actor
de fama George Walsh. Ademas pre-
sentara a los celebres y conocidos ar
tistas Los Minutes" que tan aplau-
didos han sido por todos los pIblicos
donde han trabajado.
Cine Las Antillas, Oetras de Talle-
res).-"Alma de Tigre", episodios 8
Y variedades.
TeatrO SisifO, (Bayam0n).-El cpl
sodio 3ro. de la Novia Is el Sub
marino Internal" y un drama.
i Teatro variedades, (Bayamon).-
"El Torbellino" episodio 13 y "Los
Tripulantes del Cynthya', drama en- S
parties, por Leah Baird.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
o. INFORMATION GENERAL go


taura.ae b ssmaua sus sssulns = ~
e. Snse -efsseaas ~ Airlesuh 81 :,
Rseisasn Saan A. san 1ann las klgalsa
iss in~slg.rielHsg
Asclmirpsms laAmsn 0sais , GaaaA.
lape. ilssa E~lMw Mali y DauurFo. ~
fania suah , lssu9 Gloria Maria -
asirars > cauaariIlas. cus 0sslE A.
feasa MnEtinrE > Sabchrs. llldia &C..
Eaclia IlssnGuarx , Astlss. fansa 81.
latia csssn . ElsyrS. vscaar Manaa
ssrmBe , i.assok. Fsnanao llars = "a.
eAn. Alsplarlo Ramsn Ruiz = Morales.
Tesaona Rivera > Ortiz AllrFfo IN.
bio > Arana. TamAs Cruz = Rosario.
Besiio ssonxaiez. 5ose neaiiez y rsrrz.
Ferninad GiBaaiez , Arroyo. Mario
wenceslao Font > santana. Rafael M.
randa. Alberto MrlendcE y Rosa. Ma.
ria Victoria Chico y Millar. Rafael
QniiiaRcs. Julio conssGscihn y Vega. re
drc Alexandra y Bigio. Jose Luis TJn-
ciano y 6onzalez. Rafael AcOsta y Es-
eoiolif. Maria del SOcorrO Mediavilla
y MARTINEZ. Maria Lnisa LENA Gar
cia. Miguel Angel Mangiial.
DcJmIriOacs Providcnc.a Santiago
Reyes. Manuel Ayala. Antonio Colon.
Juan Martinez. Radames BarriOs, Isa-
bal Natal. Carmen Aida Garcia. JUS
TO Arroyo. Dolores Huerta y yazquez.
Nicolas Gil Pazneio. Jacinto Crespo,
Maria Rodriguez. Antonio Rodriguez,
Isabel Maria Rivera. Pedro Alejan-
dro. Maria Castaii6n Y SotomayOr, Ma
ria del SOcOrro Mediavilla y Martinez.
Mafrim0siOs Jose Perez con Eulalia
Adorno Rivera: Jose Santiago con Jo-
sefa Fernandez; Balbino Dfaz Alca.
raz con Rosa Rodriguez Cuevas; Pc.
dro Suarez con Carmen Boria Jose J.
Fernandez con Maria Guasp.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20

Seson exuaor5inariA del microbes. Ola
10 o. Mayo 1921. las ) de Ia iarde

On s'omislalnde d. S.asi,ao l'6laico
iuiorma ~ cos'clo ~ Aaminisirasi;ai
o. sirgfss irg.'enlnridsaes haladas ssi
las oiicinas nlnuicipal's ds'slsi..s D. las
lieras f~suiar.s .le s.llrina salielim
dsl Ioa,~,io Ia aaiurissri,in para pa
AR una s'ireslar y los isf's .ic asaar-
iamcnias ss.lsre lss Iscrsonas que Imc-
dan lr.rsnanecsr "a las oiicinas "a ho-
ras rcgslares a las iiiadas por Ia "r-
driianza eomo lalsarales. ~ apTnslsa In
Soiiciind del Comisionado De Scrgicio
I'iil.li,o , a proposition del coBiiSiona-
do de- ol,ras l'tihlicas del,idameIi" ss.-
cundado ~ aprnri,a ~ exiicnda di,-la
ordrn al Jeie de- Isami'eros para que
ponga una aaIarlia y yigilc 81 cum
plimicnio de Ia Orden ejecutiva que
expide 81 Sr. ComisionadO de- Seryicio
Piiblico
RI Comisiouado Municipal de- Hacien
ia prapolse Ia transferencia de- S.,'Sl.-
0O0.00 dc los fondos dep0sitados en Ia
casa bancaria de los Sres. Konntze
Bros. lie New York p0r c0ncepto de-
0nos del emprestit0 cualquiera de
: bancos. de Puerto Rico por eonsi-
Gerarlo sumamente p-ovechoso para Ia
administration el tener f0n,los en- Puer
to Rico. rs secundado en- su PROPOSE
ci0n por el ComisiOnado de instruction
PIiblica. Sr. Gonzalez Ginorio, apro-
bandose en- conclusion una resolution
para que So nOmbre una cOmisi0n que
estudie dicha proposition, entrevistan-
dose a Ia veZ con los banceS locales
tratando de derivar las ventajas que
puedan obtencrse. LII comisi0n qlIeda
formada por el COmisiOHado de Ser
vicio PGblicO ell COmisi0nadO dc Ha-
cienda.
Sc aprueba la licencia desde el dfa
10 al 81 inclusive con sueldo concedida
por el ComisionadO de Instruction Phi
blica a su SecretariO el Sr. MauriciO
SOla.
no habiendO Otros asuntOs que ira
tar Sc levanta la session, extendi6ndOse
la presente acta que firma e1 Sr. Presi-
dente ante mi, el Secretario que certi-
flea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
UNA NUBE DE coMpRADoREs

De la region tabacalera, del centro
de la Isla. Informal que de algin
tempo a esta fecha. y coincidiendo
con el deprecio del tabaco. hay hume
rosos compradores que tratan de OBJ
tencr ese producto los tipos mas
bajos, comprando pequefos Totes dc
manos de los productores mas modes
tos.
La noticia de que Ia fabrica de ta-
bacos eontinda trabajando, ha hecho
reaccionar nn tanto a los tenedores
de tabaco. que estan en- condiciones,
muy pocos por eierto. de 'retener sri
artfculo para venderlo 10 mejor po-
sible, pues de otro nlodo la ruina Sc
ria total.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
IsfPoRTANTp Al COMERCIO

Artfculos permitidos salir para Ia
Isla, sin necesidad de someter!Os al
procedimiento de fumigaci0n:
Cemento, hierrO galyanizado, abo-
no artificial, gasolina, manleca, Gu
bos, latas, tercios, arenques en barri-
les, harina maiz en- sacOs, arroz ell
saeos, tabaco y sus productos, cafe.
maquiharia Y efectos para centrales,
como correas, etc, maderas. efectos
plomerfa, gas. llibricaltes. bacalao'
tercios Y cajas, tocino, harina trigo,
habichuelas y demas granos ell sacos
y azicar.
Paulatinamente Sc seguiran conce-
diendo permisos hasta la totaljdad de
los artfculos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
SElORES SANITARIOS

En- la calle Duffaut, de Santurce,
parada 10, Y entire los n1meros de las
casas IS y 81, existe un pozo muro
rebosante..., y en- cuanto llueve un
POGO va no hay quien resista la pes
te ,por todos aquellos contornos.
Tambien es conveniente que sepa
ell Sr. Comisionado de Sanidad Mu-
nicipal de esta ciudad, que los encar-
gados de recoger las basuras, por aque
llos sitios, dejan mucho que desear
en- sus trabajos. Por clio convendria
que existiera un POGO mas de vigilan-
cia por parte de los Inspectores de la
limpieza publica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
i ealqlela Dc aR0Ghe

sc"niiannrish De- IA nkeina :,
y las rRselnriuncs slgann siesnnre IN.
cia asirlanin.
1raio~ nSrrnior me- ller5 n husar
mio--dije Al frsninar.- Tan srasos
que ias sinisas tres mrioiias qile aca-
rieiarin ia,ra sicmpre mis- oslhs ham
de SET: The star Slangled Idinher.
Ny Old Keniurky Home y yaessra
dulee B"rinqnfn. 4frns
Una eerrada. una el0enenic., ana
expressive ovaci6n cilisla y Iarsa AGO.
&c las nobles-palabras del seior wager.
Suenan las graves. las solemnes notas
del Himno snericanoo Y cnando Sc
extingue el patri6tico eanto. nncsto-
dos oyen de pie. todas las manos Sc
tienden haeia Mr.. wager, en- un salu-
do cordial y en- una fclicitaci6n CON
movida. ff2 afs
FL acto dc anoche result0 uii gram
de Y conmovedor homemade del que
puede y debe sentirse orgulIosos Ifpie
que 10 ha merecido. Mr.. Yager. Y por
que los ha tributado. en- justieia, Puer
to Rico. KS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
TERRENOS PARA PAST.OS

Ell baio precio del azGcar ha obli-
gado q nuchos productores reducir
considerablemente sus siembras, de-
dicando elias soiamente los terre-
nos de mejor clase. Los otros Sc es-
tan empleando en- siembras de pastos
para ell ganado Y de frutos memories.
81 aumenta la production de la In
dustria gaIfadera, tendrcmos mejores
precios, en- el sentido de limitarlos,
para la leche, que habfa llegado a
ser casi prohibitiva para los pobres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
ANoCHE EN- Ell "pUERTo RICO"

ANOCHE EN- Ell PUERTO RICO"
Sc despidio anoche del numeroso pu
blico que venia asistiendo a las fun
clones en- que tomaba parte la genti-
lfsima artista Resurrection Quijano,
en- este acreditado Cine de. la parada
Fl de Santurce.
Hubo un lleno desbordante. Des-
pues de las pelfculas "Oro de Piratas"
y LAS Redes del Delito", la Quijano
deleito al auditorio con variados y su-
gestivos ndmeros de su exquisite re-
pertorio, teniendo que bisar la mayor
parte de lellos.
La insuperable orquesta, bajo la
competente direction del Maestro Ace
vedo, contribuyo notablemente al ma
yor realce de la function.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
IN MAESTRO HABIL

III conocido marmolista. Manuel Ia
lavera. que trabaia' con Ia firma de
BartOli. Talavera v Co., como sOciO de
le cmpresa, esti tern.inando. con In
habilidad que lie distingue. In esplen-
dida installation o mOstrad0res dc
marmOl de los departamentos de Sc
gurOs. Gaia y Compailfa Trasatlanti-
ca de los Sres Srbrinos dc Ezquiaga,
cnya obra qucdal, tcrminada esta Sc
mana o principles de In entrante.
Despu6s Sc instalari In verja de
acero que Sc ha encargado los Es-
tatloS UnidOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-20
OTRO TREN

A las. 1 80 dc la tarde de aver sa-
li0 de Ia, estaci0n de ferrOcarriles de
San Juan, Otro tren conduciendo de-
p6sitos de melaza. para una de las
Centrales del Norte de la Isla. Iba
custodiadO convenientemente Y con el
personal complete de maquinas Y SER
yicio de los yagones.