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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

A Spanish physician claims TO nave
been very successful In curing stun
born ca-ea ef h~lccoushs hy TINS ifea'
mcnt Tho patient lies down anu
draws ~ his knees until his 'hlsi'
are pressed tightly 10 hts abdomen
tho lower part Of the legs be'ns
pressed against the thighs ny hsna
ing the knees. The position " h'l.
Tor several minutes. The eheet ~
This IL to press the abdominal oIsa
up against the diaphragm y !"
tain Inc pressure until the uiapn
ceasea its spasmodic contraction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
Cry Of Hard Times
flushed by Remark
OF End Grade Pupil

A new use for the school news
was accidentally found last week
In the second grade at the FIRST
Ward school. n u n medium OF
setting in motion the wheels Of
finance: It's a iebuttal TO the
moneys tight argument. a
little fellow with "A yellow cow
name In the paper this week I
won't get a quarter Feature.
foliA all the pennies. nickols.
dimes and quarters travelling the
route from mothers lean and
hungry purse Ia the erimy fists OF
your young hopcfuls. and then
dare TO say, '-rlIncs IN hnrdl'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
BY Josephine Can't


The junior pupils OF the class OF
expression Of the Immaculate COncen-
ton school who are hcins coached hy
Mrs. y. !. Strumquist. will give a de-
iightful entertainment on May 8 when
the compete In a ~dcclamatory con-
test for tho gold metal awarded year
IS to the winner by Father Manda-
larL. =. J. The senior pupils VIII
compete in n similar contest for the
Murphy gold medal AZ n later date.
Miss lola Reid. n former pupil Of the
T. &. = holds tho Murphy medal
awarded last ear. The following are
the Junior competitors:
Mary Agnes Manning
Julia Rivera
Gladys Iicauchamp
Mary Joy
Nora koury
Albert Guidi
Thomas Corcornn
Teresa fegcrle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

whole class Carlos Monioya was
the 1anf boy % 80 Down.
These pupils ia Miss weavers room
don the beet work IN spelling
fer tbs week. Aureila Nunea. Heuriet-
"A AHA Emilg Moore. veve lnhofe.
Grace Reufro YneE Carlos. Inavone
smith. Miguel De Luna and oulliirmo
Oarcla.
These pupils IN the first grade were
neither absent or t2rdy during ne
past month:
Loa Aragon Isabel Monya, Mer-
ccdea -fnntnno and Eetar Aartiney.
Ionito Anayn. Patriotic Baca. Howard
Butts Ho@coe Frederick. Glen Kill
burn Bobby Aautks. Ramon Miranda.
Evcrclt ~Oberboltzen. waldo Sanchez.
Juan fsidonhdo. Verne stewart.
Esnrisso Espejo and Felipe Espejo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
HIGH SCHOOL

~ 1871
Elisabeth ceepet and Thomas
Cooper from silver CRY haze entered
a a. q a. members % The junior
class.
1larcella relay wi finish thh
year's arhool wofh AZ Baltimore. Nd.
who're b Ehes win mr. aunt
hha VIII rs-entes school hsre next fail
I.lsh stsrrest hss been ah.ert on
account a. ~hoopluE cough. and u -
not expected that she win return IN
Tine for sradaatson.
John wiikinson win represent A.
". e.. az the state ~ofaforical contest
Louise tsoxieT ~ IN The preliminary
dtoiamators eontesl
The senior class viii b entertained
by the Rotary ciob Thursday May 8.
Members Of the class appointed 70
assist IN the preparation OF the plans
are Norma Williams. Clyde Mccalioh
and Ely 0lassmar.
me airh sceool ART ciss-es wni
n an cahihit wednesday. May 4.
from t,1f 70 { O'Clock at the HlSh
school hpildInE. special work On
scenes around Albuquerque will be
displayed. Ertfyons 4 Invited 20
rome.
The eighth grade pupils under Miss
Plant have been takIng the Termen
tests and they aVe-uge very well with
~ fferhuan eirns
Record a erades for second six
weeks period o. second semeeter "a;
Pupils maktnf v In five eubiects;
Harris orosa. Morton Lewis.
Pupils ma Inns = In -four subjects:
Myrtle Erorfh. Hslen Unonanin. Max
Inc Hahhussn. AEpes H,nden. Mas
Will Merritt Phiiip Nemir. virginia
rsspais making y Ia three subjects;
charItr Hatbqr. Nirsinia bragE. Tin
siey nuften. Maud crosno. Newell
OLSON. Nifies Firing Lee Farr, Mar
raret uuatotf. Woodford Ifefiin. Edna
Ilpner Laura Madison. Louise Nc
DoweiL ny.le Mrcauoh, virginia Afc-
Iandssss J~erepnine Miiner, Adele
Aor>lli Aafce{is Relay. Leona isaney.
rorssss @rpissy. Lucille becker.
1h<o1efe Bro~n. Eii<abetk 9raden.
veln Cooper. Mildred c~reoighson,
Frankiln ccpp. Ella Clayton. Fossie
C0ndlt CeutFia davenport, Walter
f.oids. lle~s Elles. Helen Fox. sarah
ficrrall. Daisy FredsrlEy. Florence dil-
SION. Vivian OirfnuI LOOMS
Nathan OlaGsman. Eunice Herkenhoff.
Louis n~ernapbeA. Fernon herndon,
Yolma ImLols, Mae Lynch. Richard
LerIa. ChrI1fIns G~eftWich, Halph Mar
roni Lorene AIahnramt Lawrence
Milne; ztlda Mcconueii. Pred Mack
-. Ollie Stewart. Maurice Echulman.
Adberta Smith. Hollis Stewart. Frank
Hlcrt1. Raymond Smith Norma VIII
ia ms. John Wilkinson. Murrel Wiley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
NOTICE TO BEET FIELD
LADORERS..

We need many Mexican iahorers
for beet field work In the state ~
Colorado. Tho work begins about
the goth Of May and will end about
the last q November This work
l. done under contract. You VIII
work Independently and Will not have
a. pay commission To- anyone.
HOUSES or tents. VOC OF q and
water viii be- furnished free ~ charge
while working under these contracts
For better information. write 60
any Of the following addresses;
Arkansas valley Farmers' Labor
Association. Rocky Ford, Colo.
or
American Beet sugar Company.
Rocky Ford. Colo.
Or
Ben Lucero. Supervisor OF Rocky
Ford. Manzarola. Fowler aud ru-
cbio Districts =. -. Box i7f,
Rocky Ford. Colo.
or
II. NJ. Beach, Supervisor Of Las AMI
mas n lIasiy Districts. Las
Animas, Colo.
or
y. II. Gandara. Supervisor ~ lamar
District. T.. q. Box 5es,
Lamar. Colo.
or
.Zacares Hernandez. Supervisor Of
Wiley and McCiave Districts.
T. o. Box 200. Wiley.
Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

The spelling classes are having a
bird contest. the A cinse IL the Blue
Bird division. and the u class the
Red Bird division. Every time n
pupil has n perfect lesson In epeliine
he Eets a blue or rca bird. n At the
end % four weeks they are 10 see
which division has the most birds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
FIRST WARD

Tho pupils In the higii nfth and
Tow sixlh grades paid their rents this
seek. Those rho made the highest
srades 9 . y choicest senu the
.hirhem grades; Carl Hckicr and Ed
G1r Stnllr, Hho tied for second place I:
and Nellie Clark, all In theGou sixth
eradn. Ia the high fifth. they were
Annle Farmer, Louise Cunningham.
Frances bower and sarl hosrefe.
Ma nuassl's has been hold.
inr a number a. dsbates the past
week. the most Important 81 which
wna the ona, "neaoived. That Il ~
more advantageous 10 live Ia the
country than In the city" The afflr-
native won. Those on the affirmn-
tive WIRE Laurence hlrc. Mabel
Tawnsend and Charles burgess; those
for the city we're bsAs AeAhister'
hoy BrutlEy ana Prank Ball.
The "E" pupils Ia spelling In this
room for lhs month were Velma Coz.
D1r0fhv Mfddiebropks Matilda RAY
mohd. Ohio knoNIeH. Jerry Edmond
SON.. Pauline Nauta Aietha Wilson,
iAarsncs tiins. ness MeAiiister and
Frank Bail
AZ assembly Thurrdsy morning IL
WA annoonced that ali attendance.
hannsrs Ia the school except one
were fyinG.
Lee nc0ulnnsns nh Dragie. Mag
aalnna Garcia. Santiago Maldonado.
Hclsn ColiinK Lula rarras, Harriet
York. Holand Inhofe. Nola Cham
lHrlIn and Ffancfa Ice are the star
pnplls Ia spelling IA tho high second
,hs low third they are James
nnlledse. Hubert Hoit. and Msrsin
Layton.
Miss ona eehnpn's fcom had tbs
ntehrn Attendant Ia thS rDn1lhe Tor
lhI mouth. Her afffaaa-Aaa NIL
The llflG ~ The fourth grade ana
fnn botn held = apeliIng match last
"wednesday. the girls coming of VIZ
forl0na Micah Goref outfpelild the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
THIRD WARD

An average grade Of SS.9e per cent
In attendance has been achieved by
the second grade AZ this school The
class has had only four and cne-hnif
days abaence during the school
month OF April.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

The school rooms are being deco
rated BY the children for the May
Day. The procession will take plce IN
May list. Florence paiiadino has been
chosen to crown tho Queen 81 May.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

TO ths strongest. ms,sst men;
But 4ooner OF later the man who
Ia ne man who thinks that he
a
Pupils In Nir ghor.dan'a high
fourth and low NTH grades were not
absent or tardy during the past
month.
Fourteen pupils In Miss sheridan's
held AZ Washinfson park last sat
urday These made a total OF 81.
points Tor the room. Miss Helen
H~chnidth's oom came neat with Is
nptnts . ~ 10 pupila.
nm room ,sn'S nnss I pssass hiss rr nSe.
n reading and spelling during April.
NAc Mitchell. Iibhle RAY, Aud
Ifoa Homnn. Glenn Daily. Cecilia
naca. N4hndor Maez. Faith Smith,
Lena uaca and Gladly O'sullvan.
A few a. the memf-rs Of the =. v.
club Il planning a MAY party 20 be
held some time soon
The pupils Of tho low seventh
rrade have been giving some very
Interesting fivc-minute talks on South
America.
The leaders IN low seventh and
high sixth grades in spelling are sam
GloeNman, Jennie Frcderlcks. Dora
Heriey. petrita sandoval. Anna Bell
Taylor.
The pupils have taken great In.
teresf IN spelling and will challenge
any schooi 10 the city In n spelling
contest. as they have never spelled
against rooms outside Of the Second
ward.
The. second ward defeated the
71Iird ward IN ufscbau "wednesday.
Ralph Young connected for a home
run. Following IL he lineup OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01
SCHOOL.

Library school won tho champion
ship banner for the senior track meet
and for the senior relay Their total
OF points for the year In track was
4ef. and In the relay was ~ points.
In celebration OF their victory they
held an assembly az the school Friday
morning. al which supt John Milne
and Coach Addison Moore were the
principal speakers. Several pupils
read themes on athletics.
In totaling the points for Saturdays
meet. it was found that the girls made
more points than the boys. The
former won 81 and tho latter 81.
Eighteen per cent OF the high
eighth grade pupils have grades for
the past sic weehs not falling below
20" They have not gotten a mark
below thrt IN any % their daily work.
The Freshman class az Library
school has a large percentage WHOSE
grades hnVe been e. and 20" for
the past six weeks. and who have
had no grade lower than 90 in any
OF their daily rccitntions. They are;
Frances Armijo, Gladys Madison.
Theodore Brown. Franklin copp.
Charles pearce. Pred Macksy. Fran
ces Burdeil, Christine Iseftwich. Ella
Clayton. Dorothy Moore. Murrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

IN inc IFht Efude. Iieac pufliH
were neither absent or tardy the
Harry Jennett. sllvio zito. william
Dowd. Llbla Na@ci, Robert Lane.
Johnny Henley. Duncan Turner,
Fernando Nizzie. Rosa Cabins. n
Marguerite Green.
There were three pupils in Miss
Mann's room perfect in spelling for
The whole month; Lucille Mainz. Eu-
gene calkins and Amelia Santillanes.
Perfect in spelling Ia Miss Con-
zaloza room for, entire month; Nc
toriano Montoya. Marie Nieto. Louise
Smith, Harriet Donahoo. Those per-
feet o ~ week: Victor Ward.
ceiina Armijo. II. T. Dowd, John
Montoyr. Charley DGBola. John san
chez. Romeilo Marquee, victorlana
Montoya. Marie Nieto. Robert Morris.
Harriet Donrhoo. Nolasco oriego.
Leslie shaver. Evelyn Ebei. Adeiino
Gonzales and Louise Smith.
Those pupils In Miss Perry's room
had perfect lessons la spelling for the
past month; lsidro Montoya, Pred
Monfoya, David Garcia. Ross Dimas,
Paul Acton. Louis Lyies. Louise Ma
honey. Adolfo Tafoyn. concha Lopez.
Dorothy Hamilton and F1orsnda
Army.
These pupils In the same class had
especially good lessons In arithmetic;
lnidro Montoya. JoAephcus Ronchers.
Fred Montoya. David Garcia, Ines
Ramcris. Hoss Dumas. Paul Acton.
10uise Slahoney. Geraldine Shepp-
hard, Margaret Montoya.
The following pupils were neither
absent or tardy during the past month
also In Miss PerHfs room; clemente
| chaveE. Peter Gutierrez, Daniel Con-
trenes. Horltlo Lucero. Hubert Man
: love, charles Rodgers. lsidro Nom
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

The students who hnve the highest
averages In all their classes are Ia
Rue Kennedy Of the low sixth grade
ana Leandra Beras % the high nth
grade. both In Miss Scverna' room.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

wiley. veIma inhofe. sidney Marcus.
Hollis Stewart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Iho1n Who WoFo n9llhfr ahnHnt nor
tnrdr the past month In the low
fourth grade: Glory Stamps, mildred
Davis Hofai1la Nnruno. Adciitio
Chavez, Josephine Iuctro. Arthur
Cook, Abciccio oaiieEua. Amelia Mas
81 fcrne rde1 uallegoA Antonio
Hierrai Pc-fecto NHfiegos. David San
ches. Alberto Perea. and Manuel Con
raicr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

william Hodges
Katherine Nicholas
Bertha umhocfer
Wanda Kerry
Jessie Oual
Katherine Rowe
Anastacia Shacffcr
Rose shaeffer
Ruel Kinney
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01


The pupils OF Miss Umberhctm's
section Will present the h~i-nonthiy as
sembly program Mondry morning.
TalkA papers and music will constt-
tuto the program.
Violin.
"~stephanie Oavotte"
DOtothy Drandenhurg
Margaret Cox
Chorus:
Wind of tho sca"
Glee Club
Fiag salute
Song
John Burroughs
How Animals sleep
New Plants"
"A Hunter OF Plants
'lmpartiallty % Nature"
Why We Have Schools
schooling Pays
The School Gives on Equal Chance"
Useful Citizens Mote Necessary Than
Famous Men and women"
How ThinEH Come About"
Horace Mann u
Song
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

tc,a, Fred Moni0yn. Miguel Doaicr.
David Garcia. Charlie q hannon,
flofindA Afmijo. ueorrs naca. heina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Honor students for the week In Miss
Adams room-the seventh grade-arc
Mary Burial. Fernando Tnfoya. Hat
tie lshiliips. Margaret Coiiister. 1or-
Inc Hart. Clara Marth, Grace Cook.
Alfonso sanchez and B~ernadita Cha
ycz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

rnpiis In Mis- Ghor.dan'a high
fourth and low NTH grades were not
absent or tards during tho past
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

John Wlikineoo win represent A.
~ e.. az the State ~ofatorical contest.
Louise I>o<ieT .on IN the preliminary
dtciamators contest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

There were three pupils in Miss
Mann's room perfect In spelling for
Tho whole month; i.uciie Mainz. Eu-
gene calkins and Amelia Santillanes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

me YIfh Hcrool art glasses WI
Five an exhibit wednesday. May I.
from is5t 70 & O'clock at the High
scnoel hgiielsx opss.el work O.
displayed. Erefyons 4 Invited 20
come.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

L1Lah Hlerreft has been ahsert on
account az ~hoopluE cough. and u =
nct expected that she win return IN
time for graduation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

Elizabeth coepef and Thomas
Cooper from silver CRY haze entered
A. a. q - members % The junior
class
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

The eighth grade pupils under Miss
Plant have been lnkIng the Terman
tests and they average very well with
the freshman ciasR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-01

At assembly Thursday morning u
WA annoonced that ah attendance.
hnnnsrs IN the school except one
were flying.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
Los VecinOs Dican.

Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL:
Llamamos la atenci0n ii quien co
rresponGa. sobre una partida de tfte-
res que. durante las horas de function.
Sc reunen en- los alrededores de los
teatrOs America Tres Banderas. V
Sc ocupan on molestar con palabras
mortificantes a las personas que van a
asistir los espectdculos.
DichOs Zagaletoncs son tan NAL edu-
cados que Il veces ocupan las sillas
que dichos teatros ticncn Ell la acera
con el fin de acomodar a las personals
decenteS que deSeen csperar que sal
ga la Scnte que c0ncurrcn a la primpra
tanda 81 cualquiera les suplica lc
deje la silla, le injurian dc palabras
y malascrianzas.
En- nocles pasadas, ell ST. Miguel
Angel lara. empleado De Auditorfa. y
,correcto caballero. fu6 tratado dura-
mcnte de palabras p0r uEo de estos IT,
tereS. por el solo hccho de requerirle
idesocupase una silla.
Ncrfamos con gusto que la policfa
puSiera cotO IA esuS actOs tan POGO cul
tos. va que es asunto que afccta a to-
dos. por ri bicn dc todos.
Juan Cintr0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
Ell "CANARD" DE AVER

Epcca de 'noticioncs" que muchas
veceS no Sc Sabe como Sc producen y
Sc eXpanden con la rapideZ de las ma
las nuevaS. aver tarde Sc dijo que ell
conocido Y distinguido joven Federico
Rubert habfa sido vfctima de III Par
ca que habfa cortado el hilo que Afro
pos tenfa bajo su dominic cuando ha-
bia Parcas Y Atropos eXistfa en la
ina ginacion de los gentiles. Amigos
del joven Rubert comprobaron en- Sc
guida que la deSagradaDiliSima nOti-
cia era un error-cuyO error celebra-
ron todos despu6s de la triste impre-
sion del "canard"-pues el Quito amigo
estaba Y esta Ell las mejores condicio-
mes de salud Y satisfaction, en- eSpera
de tener ell no lejana fecha el mas di-
chose de los sucesos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21

LAS EXAMINARA Ell CONGRESO

Hasta ahora, desde la vigencia del
Bill Jones" las leyes lie la Legisla-
tura de Puerto Rico enviadas al Con-
greso de los EStadoS Unid0s. de acuer-
do con dicha CaTta Organica, sc ha-
bian archivado alli sin eXaminarlas,
luedando aproladas deiinitivamente.
Sc informa que muchas de las Leyes
lie la pasada Legislature, aprobaGas
por los Gohernadores Wager Y el inte-
rino Sr. Bcnetlicto. van ser eXamf-
.iadas ALI, larticularmente las que sc
retieren Il Presupucstos Y otros Sastos
del Gobierno Insular. FL gran trabajo
que tiene ahora el CongresO con las
cuestiones pendientes, no ha permitido
ST ocupe tie eSe aSunto, pero sc cree
que 10 Bari cuandu este mas des-
congeStiouIdO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
P0R LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
SECCION PRIMERA

FL juez Lcdo. Campillo,. de la secci6n
prilnera. ha rcsuelto lbs sisuientes
aSuntoS:
Juan Hernandez Acevedo VS.. Arman-
do Font (Desahucio). La Corte sefal6
la primera comparecencia de este case,
para el dfa 30 del coriente.
Ramon Dfaz Gonzalez VS.. Evaristo
Joglar tServidumbrel. Vista la moci0n
del demandante Ell este case, la Cor
te concedi0 10 dfas de pr6rroga para
radicar Ia Exposition del case. Tam
bien concedi6 una pr6rroga de 80 dfas
para radicar ell record. Ell el case de
Teresa Lopez VS.. Central Vannina, So
bre Resolution de contrato.
Banco Territorial Y Agrfcola VS.. The
Speciality Shop (Cobro de dinero).
Comparecieron los abogados de las par
tes la vista de las eXcepciones pre-
Was del demandado. Argumentaron
oralmente, Y la sometieron, y la Cor
te Sc reserve su resolution. La Corte
admite la enmienda propuesta, de que
Sc aiiada In palabra By, antes de acting
manager, en- la demanda enmendada.
La Corte suspendi0 hasta nuevo Sc
1alamiento, por no haber comparecido
las parties, en el case de la 7. r. Com
mercial Corporation VS.. Ramon Monge.
Sc discutieron las eXcepciones pre-
Was en- el case de Harry F. Besosa
VS.. Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Co., por cobro de POLKA.
En- el case de Julio Jimenez vs.. A.
Alvarez y Hermano, por Persecusion
maliciosa. Sc suspendi0 hasta nuevo
sefiaIamiento.
Benito Zaluduondo otro VS.. Eduar-
do Ozores (Disoluci6n de socieda6 =.
Compareci0 solamente el abOgado dc
los demandantes, la vista de su mo-
cf6n sobre nombramiento de sindico.
J. Perez Y Co, VS.. la Compaiifa del
Cable Frances, por Dalios perjui-
clos. Sc concedi0 a cada parte cinco
dfas alternatives, para presentar brief.
Banco Territorial Y Agrfcola VS.. j..
Novas del Rio Y Co, (Cobro de di-
nero). .Comparecieron los abogados de
ambas parties, la vista de la moci0n
del demandante, para que Sc elimine
una mocion de comparecencia. Despues
de argumentada la moci6n, la Corte
Sc reserve su resolution.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
Notas de Arecibo

Oct. 19.-Ayer estuvo en- este puer-
to ell vapor de la Bull "Cornelia" con
variada carga y hoy Sc encuentra en-
puerto el vapor de la New York "Man
zanillo". Sc espera en- esta semana
ell vapor Lake Fernalda" proceden-
te de Baltimore Y el isabella, proce-
dente de New Orleans.
En- la manana de hoy un automo-
vii atropello a un infeliz q. venia por
la calle de Tanama, quien fue conduct
do la Sala de Socorros falleciendo a
los pocos minutes. El cadavcr no ha
podido ser identifcado. Mas tarde
un truck de carga mato a otro indivi-
duo en- la carretera de Hatillo. Y su-
ma y sigue. Ell chauffeur que guia-
ba ell auto tiene va varias causas por
atropellos a distintas personals.
--Ha sido reelecta la Directiva de
la Cruz Roja americana Branch de
Arecibo para ell afo 1921 1922 en- la
siguiente forma: Presidente, senor
Pedro Mora Acosta; Tesorero, DR..
Fernando Aleman; Secretario, senor
Jose. Adorno, y vocales: Sra. Adolfna
de Balseiro, sonora Justa de Marin,
senora Maria de Astor, sonora Rosa
de JESUS, senora Julia de Gonzalez, Sc
nora Casilda de Iglesias, sonora Hor-
tensia de Cadilla, seiiora Carmen de
Mayol, y sonora Conception de Ball
Y senores Manuel Ledesma, Eduardo
Iglesias, Pbro. Agustin Rexach, DR..
Rafael Rivera, Sr. Fidel Cadilla, Sr.
Jesus NJ. Gonzalez, Sr. Jose Mayol, y
senior Manuel Min.
Ell Comite de la Cruz Roja Ame-
ricana en- esta ciudad ha remitido a
la Cruz Roja Espanola la cantdiad de
veinte Y cinco dollars.
--Por el Departamento de Sanidad
han sido nombrados Inspectores de
Sanidad con destino a Arecibo los Sc
fiores Carlos Pesquera, Ramon Vaz-
quez, Juan Casanovas y Manuel Ma
laret.
No hay que olvidar que ell vier-
mes de la proxima scmana debuta en-
ell Teatro Oliver la hermosa couple
tista Pillar Conde. FL professor que
la acompaha es una notabilidad en- su
arte.
Los vapores de la nueva Compa-
MIA Atlantic Fruit Co. cuyos agentes
en- Arecibo 10 son los senores Marques
~ Ca, vendran este puerto, admi-
tiendo carga 10 mismo a la ida que
In venida.
--Continuan los juicios por jura-
do en- la Corte de Distrito, actuando de
Juez ell Lcdo: Berga en- sustitucion del
Juez Lloreda que Sc encuentra enfer-
mo.
La Oficina de Sanidad ha sido
trasladada a su antigua residences
junto al Paseo de Victor Rojas.
Sc calculan en- unos dos mil los
Masones que asistiran el domingo al
festival mas0nico de Quebradillas.
Corresponsal.