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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By ANNE LAURIE

Dear Annie Laurie am a girl
Is years of age. am popular with
the girls, but not with the bows.
Though 1 know a lot they don't seem
10 take ~ with me. 1 always
thought it was the disposition of a
person that attracts, but perhaps
not. think now il might be my
size, SC please give me your idea OF
an ideal modern girl. I mean her
height. weight and so on.
BLUE-EYED BETTY.
Blue-Eyed Betty.-For me 20 give
you my idea OF the weight. height.
etc, of the ideal modern girl would
not help you in the least with your
problem. Betty because popularity
with young men is not really a qus>s-
ton OF any one quality--not even Of
disposition, as you say But do not
worry. The same lovabie qualities
that make tho girls like you are sure
to win you many real friends among
worthwhile young men. And pOpu-
larity is not i'm itself greatly 10 be
sought. Be a good fri nd, and you
Will have many friends
Dear Annie Laurie arm "a girl
OF is, and am IN love with a boy one
year my senior. Ny mother says
she doesn't care II take walks Nrsh
him once in a while. but my par
ents do not approve OF my COINS with
him regularly 7 see him q few
times week unknown 70 my moth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Read Hastings Classified ads to-
day. 336-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

I7c smoking tobacco, 15c. Engers.
33s-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

PerpleXed.-Yes. il is very wrong
to see a young man without your
mothers knowledge and consent.
You are still young. and your mother
knows what is best for you. Why
not trust her love and wisdom in
this matter. and be grateful that you
have a mother TO care for YOU and
help You?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
MiShaWaka Classified
Good Things To Eat

Good Things To Eat 81
WHITE HONEY for sale Ford has St.
2ib lbs, Toe 5 lbs. S120: 10 lbs. 81 80,
delivered. Phone MishAwAka 1884
Household Goods 50
BABY CARRIAGE for sale, ivory reed,
Al condition Phone Mishawaka 924
or call at ll9 W seventh ST. 4t3
Houses For Rent ~
MODERN, Z ROOMS AND BATH-For
rent; fully furnished Except linen {;
in very desirable locality; rent $50 per
month. Reference required Phone
Mishawska 1850. 30
IX-ROOM HOUSE for rent; bath, dou-
bic garage. Also S-room house, with
bath James Hennessy. Lawyer. 113
Lincoln way w. Mishawaka. 4t3
Wanted-To Rent 81
BUNGALOW wanted to rent. or q
rooms. unfurnished. or cottage in South
BEND or Mishawakn. Call Mishawaka
- and ask for Mr. Taylor Al
Houses For sale -
CASH OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
E. 18th 81. 4-room house and l acre
land. $500.
s. Cleveland. Broom bungalow, part
modern; $500.
W. Sth st. 4-room house, part mod.
ern $3.50.
F. Jefferson av, broom, psrt mod
ern bungalow: 5000.
f. 4th st. modern 5-room bungalow;
big lot; $500.
Lincoln way f, modern T-rOOm
house, block from car line: 5000.
s. Main ct, modern Groom house
fne location.
River Park. a number OF and g.
room bungalows; modern and part
modern.
BUY NOW
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
1865 Lincoln Way West
Phone Mishawaka isl
open Evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

or. Do you think this IS wrong.
PERPLEXED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Automobiles For Sale II
FORD SEDAN-For sale. American Lee
giou. brand new, driven only 20 miles
will take $3.50 H y. Kemp. phone
Osceola 2f3 or address Z. o. Box 253,
Mishawaka. Ats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05
Money To Loan
Fuel And Feed

sbAL-Dirert g. ronsamer. Cots less
"a you eliminate expense OF storing ADD
Lahcling J. A. Neu. - hydrauile
ave Phone Z. 50sI.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

WHITE HONEY for sale. Ford has st.
2i1 lbs, Toe. lbs. $40: 10 lbs. 81 80,
delivered. Phone MishAwAka 1884.
23t1+
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-05

Q BABY CARRIAGE for sale, ivory reed,
Al condition. Phone Mishawaka 924
IS or call of LILO " Seventh ST az
The Press., 1921-01-13
PARAMOUNT THEATRE


 THURSDAY Alma Rubens in "Humoresque" The strdent din of New Yorks Ghetto in human hearts-that's "Humoresque" story of a lad with the wondrous gift of music; of a girl and mother who loved him. Based Fannie story the Cosmopolitan Paramount-Artcraft Super Special. Also a Burton Holmes. FRIDAY zazu Pitts in "The Heart of Twenty" The unique and whimsical actress of the a Comedy Romance of tears and laughter By Sarah Also Fatty Arbuckle in "The Rough House." SATURDAY, Beatriz Mcheena in '"The Flame Romance of the days when might right grevan- settled with the shooting Story Shell. Also One reel Pathe News SUNDAY, William Christy Calanes Powerful Docu- ment, "The Steaers." Robertson-Cole Super-specia Also One reel Pathe News MONDAY Sylvia Breamer Robert an AIl-Star cast in Respectable by Proxy" Blackton production TUESDAY Constance Binney in Erstwhe Susan' Founded on the widely known novel "Barnabea Helen R. Mar tin Also a Magazine reel
 WEDNESDAY Henry Walthall in Harold stirring novel, "A Splendid Hazard" Also Magazine reel TOWN HALL
 SATURDAY, Zazu Pitts in Heart Twenty" Whimsical Comedy Drama of Hearts and Politics Sarah Mason Also Fatty Arbuckle in "The Rough House" WEDNESDAY, Ethel Clayton in "The Sins of Rosanna A stirring mysterylove story with setting Adapted from Cynthia Stockleys novelette, Also Burton Holmes. 4s Cradle of Courage" ~
The Press., 1921-01-13
Personal Tax Notico-

All persons resident in the town of stafford, Conn.,, on, Oct. i, 1920, and liable for the payment of a personal tax of two dollars for state and town expenses in lieu of 8 poll or military tax. are hereby notified the same is due on Feb., l. 1921. For the purpose of receiving said tax, either in person Ellithorpe crossing, c. V. R. R.. each day during February. On Cuesday Feb. l. will be at the Wickes' drug store rom l0 a. m. to D. m. on Wednes- kins. Stafford. from 10 a. m to I D. m. and at the post office, StaffordviIle Feb. 2. to 3 p. m. At c. M. Barlow's. store West Stafford, Thursday, Feb. 8. from II a. m. to p. m. .
 Al! taxes unpaid after one demand has been made either in person or by process. F. H. Plumb, Collector of Personal Taxes, Stafford Springs. Conn, Route 1, Box 1O6. {
The Press., 1921-01-13
ASHFORD WestfOrd Hill.

Michael Seckar is visiting friends in | New York. ..-. ,-e:<H s.,.~
 Miss Edith Upton is recovering | from an attack of grip. 1. School was closed Tuesday after noon because of the teachers meeting i at WarrenvilIe. '" # l The friends here of Mrs. Jesse Enc of Mansfield are glad to know that she is improving from her recent se- ..rious illness.
 I We hear-through Mrs. A. w. Chism I of Florida that her aged father is laid up with fractured hip. He is being ] cared for at the home of his daughter, Lois. MT. Ireland and family lived here a number of years.
 |. WarrenVille
 Considerable illness is prevalent in 1 the village at present.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Shumway of Hartford were New Years visitors at Mrs. Clapp's.
 Robert Fletcher is doing some in terior decorative work at the home of B. H. Gardiner.
 Miss Hazel Reynolds is teaching this winter at Eastford. She makes the trip daily by auto.
 Various parties have been hauling in logs to the mill here. Many very small logs are being cut now.
 Schools in town opened January 3d for the winter term. All our i've schools have a large registration Cf children this year. sH- ..--
 Mrs. H. A. Mathewson and Mrs. w. c. Brown attended the governors in- augural ball at Hartford last week Wednesday evening. --
 Our representatives, w. c. Brown, republican, and Arthur James, demo- crat, attended the opening session of the legislature last week. .. .....
 The installation of the officers of Ashford grange occurred on Thurs day evening. State Master Blakeman was present, also several officials from Storrs college. -s-."t
 Miss Della A. Clifford passed her 77th birthday on Tuesday, the 4th. Her many friends will be glad to know that, while she was in very feeble condition some weeks ago, she is now in a very much improved con- dition. We all wish her good New Year. as, ~
The Press., 1921-01-13
WELLINGTON.

Robert Mersereau Preston, who was operated on for appendicitis at the Johnson hospital on the 4th inst, is doing well. Miss Mersereau is with him.
 >N Miss Clara P. Joslyn's patrons will behgratified to know that her comfort able closed car is again in good con- dition4 t Rev. Nh Bacheler is still active, as usual, in State, county, and associa- tional work, that, with home duties, have made him avery popular, busy and active man. FEe will be greatly missed in all evangelical activities.
 Madam and Miss Gafdner who have been suffering from severe colds are much better. Miss Amy Gardner of New Haven was a recent Nguest for several days.
The Press., 1921-01-13
SOMERS

Miss Jessie E. Foote has returned
 from two weeks visit with her parents
 in MiddIebury, Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Bill of Hartford
 have been visiting in the home of Mrs. Bills brother, Fred E. Field.
 Miss Emile c. Bugbee has returned from weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. 0. L. E. Moore tn Newton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Hulburt and Mrs. Charles M. Gager are attending the meetings of the State grange in Hartford this week. ..
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles s. Fuller left Monday for Orlando, Fla, where they will occupy their cottage for the remain der of the winter. <..
 Somers representatives have been ap- pointed on the following committees R. D. Keeney on finance A. Iager on banks, fish and game, and new towns and probate districts.
 A. Vail Smith, Jr., president of the Enfield Christian Endeayor union, has called meeting Of the executive com mittee to be held in the home of Rev Cameren Brooks Reed in Thompson vile, Friday night at sO. "
 The annual meeting of the Union ARri- cultural society will be held at the Broad Brook hotel on January l7 at 1:45 p. m. This is an important meeting and full attendance is desired. The Union fair this year will he held at Broad Brook.
 The second lecture in the star course of five lectures given under the auspices of the mems brotherhood of Enfield, will be given at the Enfield Congrega- tionai church Friday night at t8.15 The lecture will be given by Dr. Henry Rose 'of.NeWark, N. J., on the subject, "The House of Dreams,' which will be illus trated by stereopticon views. Dr. Rose is said to be one of the three greatest phycholog ists of the country.
 Tbe body of Roy Buck, who died in tbe service overseas, has been brought to Somers for burial. The funeral vii! be held at the Congregational chapel Friday afternoon at 2.30, Private Buck was first class private in the 17th di- vision, Go c, So5th infantry and was in the rattles of Plume and Chateau Thierry. At the time of his death of pneumonia, October II, 1918. he was in the Argonne section, He was member of the American Mechanics in Somers and St. Johns lodge of Odd Fellows in Chicopee. At the time he enlisted he ]! was shipping clerk for the Fisk Rubber Chicopee Falls, Mass. When he died be was 22 years of age and was the only son of Mrs. Cora Buck Carder. Members of St. Johns lodge will attend the funeral and the bearers will be ex- soldiers. Rev. ". s. Thompson will
The Press., 1921-01-13
charn. tor Eu.a Rsplaeement.


 It has been the general custom among the electrical companies of tliis country to make free replacement of the fuses which are blown out from time to time but there is now 8 gem eral tendency among these corpora tions to make a charge for this serv- ice. It Is necessary to have men ready at all hours. especially at night. to answer cstlls so that the service may be restored with the least possible de- lay and the expense of this has been found to be burden which 1t is now proposed to relieve themselves of by making q charge. Some companies which hesitate to take this step are urging their patrons to lay in a sup ply of fuses which are sold by the company at cost and in case of blow out the= can make the renewal them selves.-Exchange
The Press., 1921-01-13
NOTICE.

The Board of Relief of the Town of Stafford will be in session on Feb. 1st at the Vestry of Congregational church m West stafford; Feb. g.. and 16. at Springs; Feb. 3, at P. O. Stafford: Feb A.. at F. O. staffordvilIe, each day rom 10 a: m. to D. m., to hear all persons who wish to appeal from doings of Assessors on lists of 1920.
 H. A. GLAZIER, ,s.- F. L. UPHAM . l.. H. STEVENS,
 Board of Relief. = Stafford, Conn, Jan. Il 1921
The Press., 1921-01-13
uNI0N.

Georgia E., nee Colburn, wife of l.. Morgan Reed, died at her home in Union on Wednesday at noon. She is remembered by her neighbors and ] friends as an upright christian Of q cheerful nature and true friend and
The Press., 1921-01-13
i MOTION PICTURE PRODUCING
 COMPANY

contemplating making comedies, socie- tydramaS and features can use a limit
 cants who can qualify: experience un- necessary if talented. must have good Wardrobe; tryout given those who are serious and wish to make this d per-
 manent profession. Call when in town. aG studios. Pro Patria Film Corp. 64E West 4Sd st. New York City. a6tf
The Press., 1921-01-13

WAWMIDs-Mem eR wamaem to take @F- aaru among friends and neighbors for kho gennana guaranteed hosiery, full nao for men. women and children. &aamainatag dArning. We pay 75 cents ga hour spare time or Rts . week for fan tina. HxpaRfencS unnecessRry. WRs4a INTERNATIONAL STOCKING M1&LA. MurRaa2Owms PA-
The Press., 1921-01-13
THE LEE & BUCKLEY co:
 Continuation of the January Clearance Sale With the addition of many items that have been bought from OverstOcked jObbersat substantial price concessions. The Prices Tell the Story
: Our entire stock of WOmen's Muslin Under wear has been included in the January Clear ance Sale at the following reduced prices:

Skirts Sale price sec Skirts, Bale prcSa Ibs lAs 7s Ss
 
 2S  Womens Muslin Combination
The Press., 1921-01-13

FoR sALE-FEUTONIR CLUB HOUSE on west Main St, fully equipped with
 bowling alley, pool table, piano and everything needed In a club house, and two large Building lots. Building nearly new and in good repair. A great chance for some society. E. A. NOTHNICK. CHRIS NATUSCEkA. MAX TURSCHMAN, JR. 2wSB
The Press., 1921-01-13

neighbor. Since last August she has been ailing and at noon yesterday died. The main cause of her death is attributed to her age. She was seventy four years old and is survived
 by her husband L. Morgan Reed of Union and, two sisters, Mrs. Frank Upham and Mrs. Edward lGoodell, both
 of Stafford Hollow MT. and Mrs. Reed were married in 1876. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at noon. Rev. I. P. Booth will officiate.
The Press., 1921-01-13
I SELL Fresh Fish JACK SHAWN.

In the story of the rec adjustment of prices.
 1000 Cameo Cotton, 25c Indian Head, 2Oc Pillow Cases, 2OC A. C. A. Ticking, 35c Denim, .., 35c O-4 BIeached Sheeting.
 CSC and 6Oc Bungalow Aprons, 0Sc All Winter Underwear. Blank cts, Hos siery.. and WoOIsDresssGOods at Re- duced Prices. ...
The Press., 1921-01-13

WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED
 HARRY MORGANSON, West Willing ton, Phone 142. tf41
The Press., 1921-01-13

T bate Court, January 9th, 1921.
 Estate of Smith Bateman, late of
 Upon the application of Elizabeth Bateman, praying that letters of ad- ministration may be granted on said estate represented intestate, as per application on file more fully appears, it is
 Ordered, That said application be office, in Stafford, in said district, on the 18th day of January, A. D., 1921 at 10 o'clock. in the. forenoon, and that public notice be given of the pendency Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing copy of this order once in some news paper having a circulation in said district. and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-post in the town of Stafford. in said district, at least five days before said day of hearing
 MICH A EIL D, CDCONNETT, TudCa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
Ri.CoGIENDo Las BASCRAS

Nos infoima cl scnor Escude.
m. encaiga,lo del servicio de linn
l,ie%a pahlica he Ia ciudad y sns
larrios de Santurcc y I'uerta de
rierra. que Sc cstiI hacienda tOdo
10 possible para rcalizar la meior
obla, pues hay falia lie material
Y el personal de que puede dis
ponerse ahora es linitado. La ca.
lie del Hip6dromo. la del Parque,
San Mateo. Y Otras en donde ha-
,ia mucha basura amOntonada en-
los patios, sc estan limpiandO con
possible premura y cualquier
lueja es atendida de la mejOr ma
nera, pues su deseO es cumplir to-
do 10 mas razonablemente posi-
lie dentro de las actuales cOndi-
ZONES. Sc cOntia que los vecinOs
coadyuven a esa labor, que es pa
ra el beneficio de tOdOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
los SgES. m iAaoNa.AzO
PARA ESrANA

IN q sanar "Mrnic, iieo
ene ~ espcra saiea para Esnaha
esia lArde. cml,arva nara BAR.
celonA nnesifv alsiiaruido ami.
0o Il Flpcai a. nisirio a.
San Juan. llclo. Roman Diaz
ColARo. en- cempahia de su
bella esposa. Los Sres. Dc Dlaz
CollaRo estaran auseniC de- PGer.
10 Rico rsphablcmeuie cua-
tro mescs. NisItando las princi.
pales poblaciones de la Madre
Patria. Fl Lcdo. niaz Collazo
piensa traer a "a hermana Con-
cepcion a New York. y de ALI
regresarau 4 Puerto Rico.
Ell MPARClAL desea a los
Sres. Diaz Collazo una travesia
riay feliz, y que su estado en-
Espana les sea 10 mas agrada-
bic possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas Sra. doiia Blanca
Castell6n de Lopez, de Rio Pie
dras; Sara Zaragoza Silva, de
San Juan; Juan A. Lomba Lom-
ba, de San Juan; Juan Roman
Arroyo, Alberto ]. Jimenez Fer
nandez, de Caguas; Rogue Mar
tinez Bar, Ricardo Perez Perez,
Telesforo Gonzalez Rodriguez,
Francisco Casanovas Canals, de
San Juan.
Salidas :-Sres. don Baltasar
Martinez Vela, de Arecibo; Ma
nuel r. Selles Domingo, de San
Lorenzo; Jose Lopez Lopez, de
Puerta de TERRA; Luis Carle Yer
voner, de Vieques; Blanca Cas-
tell6n de Lopez, de Rio Piedras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
Acaderiaia de Medicina
de Puerto Rico

I'm IA hil,lioieua aa institute
o. MeaiclnA nupicnl q lllriune
se celchr6 IA noche dd maEaes
pasaao IN pssmcEa session dcl cur
20 acadtmico de l92Dl2l.
M Dr. Coronas inici6 hos ira.
baios con q scma ITopaesio en-
el curse pasado -sPucde dag
nosticarse siempre una Tubcrcn-
losis renal por medic De los me-
todos de laboratorio conocidos
hasta el diag". esboz&ndole a
grandes rasgos en- una comuni-
caci6n preliminar cue fut am
pliamente discutida pOr los
Dres. Quevedo BAez, Gutierrez
Igaravidez, TorregrOsa y Coma
lez Martinez, OfreciendO el diser-
tante continuar la exposition v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
INvESTIGANDO Y

La campaha de averiguacion
respecto de las faltas de mercan-
cias en- los muelles, que ocasio-
nan constantes reclamaciones Y
perjuicios al comercio Y a otros
interesados. Sc continda Y hay
verdadero .interes, principalmen
te por parte de las Companies
de aseguros, de acabar con ell
hurto o perdidas injustificadas
de diversos articulos depositados
en- los muelles. Sc calcula en- i'm
portantes sumas ell importe de
las mercancias perdidas duran
te el 1ltimo aiio, por no aparecer
en- sus envases o haberse extra
viado totalmente la mercancia y
ell envase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28

d. dciwliAr Mlah. d. saahia "a
aqucl iaic,io. iuiorma hnl-t pnrsiado
ln> sign'ruic. scryicios cn cauNie ieu
vnn IL Icy de- pnshibie.,in ,n Ia ,ass
dr Jose Aoo>ia. dcl rol,lasle 'le Eusc
iada. ~ ocuimron - rariIllo, de
rnn cn uu lai0h ~cIs mc,iias laai .lias
mas q, dicllo liquido En la casa dc
Ramon Camacho. vecino de Naaco.
furron ocupadas ~ mcdias hoicllas de
ron. Adcmas Sc jur5 denuncia ante
el Comisionado de Ia Coric Federal
en- Ponce. contra Dimas Cruz del ha-
rrio MaleSa. de Aguadilla. por haber
tranSportado en- autom0vil. desle su
residencia hasta Nauco. ocho latoncs
de ron. el que vendio en- dicho pueblo /;
Y contra Daniel Morales. por vender
G. medias botellas de ron Ramon
Camacho, de Yauco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
UN AGRICULTOR DE QUAY.
NABO ES vICTIMA DE LOS
CACOS.

Aver tarde la policia de Quay
nabo telefoneo a la de San Juan,
que aver como de cuatro a cinco
de la tarde, el agricultor de aquel
pueblo don Antonio Vega, residen-
te en- Pueblo Yiejo, sali6 para Ba-
rranquitas acompahado de su es-
posa, dejando la casa alberta CO.
mo tenia acostumbrado. Nos dicen
que cuando regreso de su viaje no.
to que lie habfan sustrafdo de una
sajita conteniendo dos mil d6lares,
81, 400 en- billetes de cien, otra par
tida de $4,000 y $4,000.
El jefe de la detective sehoi'
Quifiones espera dar con estos Ia
dr0nes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
oTRA vICTINA DE LAS
GUAGCAS n
Trdtdse dc un milo que fue muer'
to amocle en- Ia paradG 26. Sa
aombrc cs dcscOa0cid0.

Anoche a las Ocho v media Y
en- la parada 26, de Santurce, la
guagua No. C-930, guiada por el
chauffeur Eustaquio Ortiz, que
venia para San Juan, arroll6 un
niiio como de ounce aiIOs de
edad, natural de Aguadilla. La
pOlicia hasta la hOra ell que es-
cribimos estas l1neas, no ha p0di-
do dar con los familiares del nj
iio, pues, segdn informes, el niiio
esta entregado a un Sr. q. tiene
un garage en- Martin Peiia, no
pudiendo por 10 tanto saber. co
mo Sc llama aquel. Nos cuentan
que la guagua lie di6 I'M golpe
tan fuerte con el bompe, que el
nino cay6 al suelo, pasandole por
encima de su cuerpo dos ruedas
de la iuagua. Cuando fu6 sacado
debajo de la guagua por algunos
pasajeros que venian EN- ella, va
habia fallecido.
Ell chauffeur fue arrestadO por
el policfa insular Felix Pilot,
quien lego al sitio de los hechOs
minutes despues. III chauffeur
declare que un carro que iba co
mo. para Rio Piedras, va habia
arrollado al niiio, y que cuando
el fue pasar con la guagaa, va
estaba err medic de la carretera
tendido, y.que desde luego lerpa-
SO por sobrc su cuerpo, por no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
PASAJEROS QUE EMBAR.
CAN PARA ESPANA EN-
Ell "MONTEVIDEO"

A continuation publicamos los
nombres de los pasajeros que EN-
barcaran para Espaiia en- ell va
por espanol "Montevideo".
Maria Sarmiento, Amalia Sar
miento, Roman Diaz Collazo y
senora, Carmen Mufiiz, Bartolo-
me Rullan, Esteban Bachs y Sc
nora, Jose Cerecedo MILAN, Isl
dro Ordofiez y sonora, Magdale-
ma Berga de Bonet e hijo, DIR.
Garcia Mella, Jose Garcia, Bar
tolo Gomez, Jose Santos, Fidel
Fernandez, JESUS Fernandez, Re-
migio Allies, Alexandra Coto, Jo-
Sc Perez y-Lorenzo Albis y Sc
nora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
LOS SRES. DE oRDONEZ

Nuestro muy estimado amigo
don Isidro Ordonez, Y su gen.
tilisima espOsa, quienes son muy
estimados en- esta sociedad. EN-
barcaran para Espana en- el va
por "Montevideo" despues de ha
Der pasado en- Puerto Rico. una
temporada, donde han recibido
m1ltiples atenciones.
Deseamos a tan distinguidos
viajeros una travesia feliz, Y
queremos verles pronto por esta
isla, nuevamente, donde gozan
de tantas simpatias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-28
REUNION DE COMISIONADOS

En- la Oficina del Alcalde de al
ciudad sc reunieron aver tarde
los se1ores COmisionadOs de ms
trucci6n, Obras PGblinas, Hacien
da y Auditoria Municipales y
miembros de la Asamblea, para
tratar cuestiones de administra-
ci6n, entire elias la necesidad in
mediata de fond0s para atender
a perentorias necesidades. En- 10
que a instruction pdblica Sc re-
fiere los profesores de nuevo nom
bramiento no pOdrian cObrar sus
sueldos de enerO cOrriente, 81 no
Sc arbitraran fondos, pues no hay
para esa atenci6n.