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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Feb H. Cattle. r"rc. pts,
100: beef steers uneven mostly -" I"
"jr lower: top. lois; hulk. $40 T9.5O;
"a, heiferS steady: butcher cows UNI
evenly steady 10 2Jr lower. bulk butcher
COWS and hrIf,rS. J.nuai 60; bulls ard
calves steady: Gamers and cutters mos.
~ 2j0N350: bulk bo!oEnaS and beef
bulls. 475mlJ.75 real"rS 10 packers
mostly lO.0od |. %: StNrkcrS and feed
rrS steady |" strong; bulls. 6.0"T 80.
Hogs. receipts. 1900: steady /" loo
lover. mostly steady with Saturday
average. losing active: tor. 80: hulk.
@ou lbs Gown. 90 n a.f3: bulk. 20 lbr.
uy. 40, pigs ~t"ndy I" L." lower.
Sh>cp. rcrcirtS. 2J."0n: killing classes
generally &c higher. Lambs. top. !" -
good Ssh to'"rad" lambs. 1000;
rhn'cc Ns-'b ehorn lambs. S.tn: bulk fat
lambs. H.joW 1000; owes. I"p. ".""; nn,N.
S"u5.:0. 10? wethcr>. s -. good ""-ih.
earrings. 30; hu!k, G.5n@i 80; mall
/, q, !rr lambs. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
DIR Y GOODS.

SOW YORK. Feb Il Cotton goods wcr"
qulct IN first hands today. with some
further soF'"niuE r"lurrcd IN gray
goods Yarns .~'nt'ru..d :Nar''Tc and
veak Fall nv'r"oatinES ard drsSS
u0.d~ w"r" Or"Uru trr III" l9.l season
at prices ranging from - % 20 p"r Ccn'
down from las, season.. Raw silk WAS
rfnrr. Burlaps were quiet and un-
changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
Protect Home and Business

AGAINST Crooks with Reside nce Burglary
and Office Robbery Insurance.
FULL COVEEAGE AT RIGHT RATES
See
MAYORS Insurance Agency
Phone $3.50 National Bank Biag'
Ask for Terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Whr".lu=. " Va. t'"I. Il. %.
Furnished T!. i"t"..:seucer ~ y. T..
NIaStC,! X 90. rr"N.H,'"- Of II" Sew York
Stocn i;xchanEc National I;ank BGrld-
INK Wnrc,.ug ". Va. LOUIS Z. BrAnd,
Resident rart">r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
81. @491. 24?l .n49I.0 %
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Whr"linr. W. Va. Feb -. 81.
Reported by A. r.. Ma$tru Il Co. mem
t'TS New York Stock ENcha nEN. SECOND
/ ioOr Na;3uil,t H;.nk OF ". Va. BIdE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
n, Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W. "a. E"a -. -.
tH:rr.SErG Thr lutell.rcnr"I 10y a &.
Na>t"H x 20. menu cra New York Stock
fNchausc Second floor Rational l;"nk
O " N., HGc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS
Wheeling " Va Feb

WhooInE, ". va. 90. II =,
Furnished Tho lnt"lligrnCcr rs \. l..
Nl>tcu & Co, members New York Stock
ENrhnu"c, second floor National l;anI>
OF W Va. BldG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Whc, n1= ~ Vi, frN. y! -.
I'.!rrr' >hc,! To lvtc,iiE"-,"r by y. T..
N,~'eu ( 60 ,reuAHr~ l:tt$hu~=n StC"H ,
l:N."an... second ZOO: Nations. Sank I
g " Y: l:dC :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. f"b. -. -.
E,.rri,hcI u" l"tcllis,i:cNr by \.
Master < CO.. :Ut:nher& HoHt"u stock
r:xrh;,uEc. second floor National EaNk
49, ". Va. i:.GL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
To Keep Chorus.

Thr large chorus Whlch has been FUR
rlshlnE me music Al the revival SER
vices at tho NJ. r.. church. VIII not rr
dIShandcd rs it VA :hn"E!:.. - ~.
IIlunarau has engaged them /" cen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22
knights 10 Meet.

IN" kuiShtH # Elrhjas Lodge ct TINS
city. viii meet this "y,ulng IN lh"ir
mail e Mar:.h?II street. Several candi-
Gi,,- Will n' inl'@,'"d. after which the
remainder 1T iH, evening viii b" spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

tash quotations: Wheat -- y" hWd'
Isl; 30. hard. us. corn No. " n,i>-
ed. 20, No. 5 yellow. g. q a. +. Oats -
No. white. 49, a i6%: ~. : whit.
* |. q ta"a. Pork nominal LARD. ll.1'.
T,ths Ii s. IL 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

NOTICE. The Wn"c}:mE St"'H IN
February 49, ,Wa>hinEIon'& birthday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-22

Open. High. Low. Cos"
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
A STRANGE STAR
Birth Of New Life Which Was to
Shine Over the Earth.
cenfsrsnes Of the Beast, 81 the Ma.
tivlty ~ Pertrsyed BY lnseL
native Writer.

ItN AREFUL. Brother, thy horns !
" Keep thy head straight. Re.
member. tonight we share but
the one stall between US. The man
and his mate, there, have thine" The
little awny-hided OF OF Palestine on
the farther side leaned hard against
the stable wall.
"'Tis a strange star that shines to-
night" his yoke-fellow answered.
signing restlessly ss he turned back
his case from the open door. Even
with care their horns clicked In the
narrow space. IF men must take
my bed. why did they not turn us out
into the free sir1 The grass would
have dew on II tonlght-and | could
watch the star"
"How snorted the little gray ass
which had carried hlther the woman
who lay stretched on the straw be
tween them. "What grass wouldst
thou pluck from the cobblestones Of
the cityT
Aye lowed the first OK. There
IL hay here eat and be still The
star 10 no concern of thine"
The star shineth on the whole
broad earth, Brother. He hath the
peaked hills 10 wander In, and the
dark valleys. the fields and the towns
alike. wish I were free like the
star
Then. like him, thou wouldst come
slipping in st our stable door again.
Hey, come on thy knees We must
sleep standing his mate grun+ed
warningly
Hush. Brother. There is something
wOndrous In my old stall Something
very small and white II gleameth
as with hoarfrost in the stars light.
Il hath the smell OF lilies II mOveth.
The star can stroke Il with It's long,
pale tongueo" He leaned lonHngly
sgains the barrier which shut him
away. until N cresked.
The little ass slipped his soft ears
between his own bars and shifted in
quiringly. why. 'tis a child ?" ne
vhinnisd with delight. "Chndreu ara
lovely things His small fingers will
play with my name and he will sing
little songs 10 me as bear him along.
Look up, little Master. We will see
great days together"
There. that servsth thee rightl''
reproved the far OK as the woman
made q quick motion toward the in
quisitive nose Thy black muzzls
belongeth in thine own mAnger, Broth
er Asa"
she did but brush It aside" the
little gray beast breathed contentedly.
she 10 pleased chat we know her son.
No fear. Brother or Her husband
will not take his stan TO MS. She Is
gentle. this woman Of mine. Her
child. too. viii love US"
But the OF had not drawn back He
knslt there. his broad forehead pressed
against the bars, his wondering eyes
hxed on the new life which was 20
shine over the whole broad earth with
q brighter glory than that wondering
stsr's-John Brsck. in the Detroit
News.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Glad Christmas Day Is here again.
" with loving word and deed.
When an got much they do not want. and
Iittis that they need.
I've baby's Jacket cousin sent. we can't
get on at aI.
And mothers slippers are too large and
fathers are too small.
And sister ZeIla got hood she'll be AFRAID
10 wear
Because ks color clashes with the color
Of her hss-.
An% brother Henry got some books from
plous Uncle Ned.
And after he had told him. too. he hoped
he'd send sled
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
The smpty, Regsedy
Stockings

Wha e he s-pv. nsr-4y r..Ai.e
Th.t III A.sa ~ he A.-.sy ss Osrr,-.. 80.
We ds< -u's spe.-h esa ne p..s Hri. s~uss
Ts - t..s ~ So. |. 49, sksy h.Es-.f
Rss shss A.s. e NJ ps....s th.y s.L sd E.,l..
Jsss ssliv - Asit Ia ~ .s.s ~hii. sl..,.
a hssl, ~ s~,s shss ru,s ~Asa 80 ~i.ih Il,
Assus&as ~ a~. re vs.l, vAis. shss,."
ns s.iy hsht = S<s a,-, S.rk s.i.s.as
. thsr vsaAsrksi a.y vh.a ~ S.ns. IN esu.s
Wh IA rs.sur. Gll.i p.,h sh.i \. bsias .. hs sd
fs.- NJ Aiyi..k. sss-yi.-A. ssyl.sd ksaa
Wh.i .s.-sAul d'...s - s.-. .. 49, si..pi.s
Uaas - a.-ssl.s aAskty - vsrn,
- vhst q ths s.pu, nep.4r s,.ckAp
rhsa III h.as y As Ai.s.y e. Ckrssm.s -.rnl
Ms n c sHARcY. h a o.. TsA-..
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
sEs%@RS
THE CHRISTMAS WATCH

CAVE fr he snr.si rb,th~;s bs<f
- Tx ss1 !, vrStsd ~ d'ss-u.
Bss;.S 4 .. Ne ,i<rks.sd ds1
H~sks n zi,U ass<-s.
I~<ik ~, isnsi, ysisk. snd hsn
Tie vs;oss sf ~ bs~s
OiI ritinss ob<.f tbsir ssf< viid
n rssr IF end s.d ts@e
Gei ssr-s iifis HsSru bsEs,
Fr 81 .poa hs grad
Aus 80 Asa vksa I ,ssd 10 icsS
ny CsIe-S o. ~ Lsnd'
E-1 \ asrsss n Hs-tbs adn
IN &i.ins sNsd sys
Tk1f zr1lrk sbsyc ~ asunu
Frsa aSfisw N ~ Stis.
-ki..s lriss n ~ No Ys4 R,'Aif
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
Huly Might

0ilsuf HiphtI FpIB Htphfi
All ihtnps slssp uuur thr hrtgHf
kish npsf huIg uhnruhlr putr.
HnlB 0HtIh. NTH rtnplrttIh Hatr.
eIssp tH hruurnlB prurr.
elsrp su hrsurslp prur'.
1tlsnf utphfi HnlB ntsHti
eHsphrrhs trHt sum ihr liphf;
Athsf tHs unssls' AallrlHtai
Euah rrsnmhs frum Ear uun nFur.
Christ. fhr esuturu. u hrrS.
Gkrtst. ths ksutnnr. u hrrF.
1ilsuf Htphfi Anlu uipHti
epn sf 6uh. Ahl Huip bright
emslss Chg lssr MT hrsurnlu lipsl
Its DIR FIRST Salvation Murnt
Ghrtst. fhs euutnnr. ts hurui
Ghrtsf. tts esuinnr. iH burnI
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
GIVE!

Trhbs tree (ssd selks thsss o..
4 This lsfsss whs bsilsys)
Ibst svsry yssS the Chrlst Child welks
Oss ssssh, % Msry's I've,
Z fsw mach st ssfsrias He sass
To make His kiad heart frlsysi
So .s.y starving babies, pisshsS
Asd wAinpsrial with cold,
yush pisssas wee fssss dssws
Wish hsatsr. Grey saa sldi
\ hustrst needy sasssp Oh,
Tie half has set bees selsi
Ast We. whose hsnss ere hsIiy.wrssthss,
Ast Coy with Christnss trees,
Whst hsvs We deas 10 merit shsss
And csnfert - mere ihaa thsssf
(rss Child With ssd and rusElst eyes
Mast wosfsr, 90 He ssssD
rhss, ere :As birth.aer. Of the Bsbs,
Clys flstly. every oas,
A. th's past Yssr has prospsrsd yeu,
That ssss poor little oas
May knew 1.-THE Of Chrlstmss joy
Before he Day 10 donsi
-MAZiB v. cARuTHBRa
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
CHRISTMAS CAROL
MsIs and Song Always AssseI.
atsd With the yuIstIds.
original Sacred Character u oarsis
Was Almost Lest Eight u IN
Thirsssnth Century.

"A UDTo and song have always bssn
SUl associated with on mas.
n Roman Catholh Countries.
ss early % the Third century, II be-
came the custom TO usher In the
Christmas festivities with musical
masses.
The practice Of singing carols on
eanticlss was supposed to recall the
~IH Excslsis Gloria" Of the angels ana
the song Of the shepherds su the
trst Christmas night.
A vsry cid carol. published In 1871.
gives an amusing dsserip:ioa sf church
rsvslries:
a wscdsn child In elsu.s on the altar sat,
About the which beth boys ana Girls e
dance ana timely Jet.
And carels sing In praise Of Christ
The priests Do roar aloud!
AID round about the parents stand
10 see the sport. ana with their veies
DO help them. and with hand.
At nrst carols were generally 70.
ligious in character, and were written
with Latin and English words In al.
ternate lines, or with Q Latin refrain.
. The well-known carol
Whsp Christ was born sf Msry free
n Bethlehem. that fair citis.
AnGsls sang with mirth and glss
In Excsisis Gloria.
snd smother with q chorus.
christua natus hodis
me babe. the sen,
The heiy one
OF Mary,
are good examples Of this class.
When the tendency to ribaidry be-
came marked. some Of the carols rot
10 be very peculiar. In subject and
language. Joseph IL treated with q
great want Of respect. for one carcl
runs:
Joseph was au cid man.
An old man was he,
When hs welded Mary,
The Maid OF Gsiilss.
Another relates the story of the
'hspherds watching their Socks By
night:
A shepard upon q hili he satt
Hs had on him hys tsbard and hatt
Hys tsrbox. hrs pipe and hys dsgattI
Hys name was called Joiy-Joiy Watt
Having been informed Of the birth
Of Christ, the shepherd sets on for
Bethlehem. and on arriving, ssysi
Jhssu. on Thee my pyps.
Ny skyrts. my tsrbox and my scryps
Home TO my fellows now viii skyps. !
And icke unto my shepe.
In the thirteenth century the ca.
cred character Of these Christmas
songs was almost entirely lost sight
of The Puritan parliament abolished
Christmas and carols altogether. but
fessting and revelry returned with the
Restoration.
Carol singing. which had fallen into
disuss. was revived BY Q collection Of
carols published By d. Gilbert, In 1872.
but caroling. which was formerly
ushered ln By the Ginning Of church
wells, and the sallyiag forth Of choirs
which chantsd their way round VII
iages until their thrcsts were hosrss
and their noses rcd IRON cold and
frisndiy Christmas potations, 10 now
almest . thing Of the past.--rt Bits.
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13

CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS

, CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS
'ghIns SET ana low. slaa ghri,tn,s bsIIsl
We. ~. viii sine.
WI brine eEr alfis mort prtrieus far
chss frsnkinssRR sT costly nVrb
. g gsslst or KlHs.
ss ssnstsraita Ilvss ven siys,
wlie trusting. levlas btnfh W btnd
Bs ylsad ieF sFsss aaa sRmsih 10 i've.
I'm btAw Bln. eur vF,slsus yFisaG.s
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
>''ssS=
CHRISTMAS NIGHT

CHRISTMAS NIGHT
ILL Ssy me ehiIdrsa dear ID pGay
OH H'ak fo,s that cssss Ifos SsHfss ,isiGk
From NsShj hrk,
Uafi grifs daFk
Tks ksssfs zssrs rsnrs.s, sH fso ~ ~
E.sck dsH ssd sans
He'd rrovu auiis kz=s-
Hss-S fslks Ssrs firsd. eFosu foiA. fssi
Thra snrBrry feoy
Ksrs uiid Hprog.
ClssH fhrrs . ksn 81 Teddy Bssr.
II sssskef fks kisgn< doii's fscs - fs'r.
SfsGsd rsosksy ssf bsilosHs sii free.
TAsy bnuped fhs eriliae. saf 70 ses.
Jsck-is-fhe-kos sfs osndy. foo.
lnf Hsfs end rsiSins. nef . fsS.
TAs ssr dcii osllrd for ics Tssss psah.
TAs Ferret susrrhed; y vsaf . driHk-
Tks esnssf seHsf saifs ssss riahf-
Ibe ekiidrrsi dresFs % Chrisfuas Hsfhf
-PkiLaSslphis RsoS-k
Deming graphic., 1921-12-13
WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES


WHEN CHRISTMAS COMES
THE hand q shs World sssWs hard.
1 Ths hear, q IN. ~erld ss.nu cold,
OF ..lf.h ,shs~s. seem ell ia dreams
And ia srlS so.l ,s.sns eold.
Is. ~hsrsss ChrEm.s Genes.
II. Ssvll The r~sk removes
Frsra III. s.rdsr per, Il n. hind. sru. hs.a,
AID -. learn hs-s much ii loves.
We sss rs ssod ED .Orld
Wkish only plays s,ms;
Though Il loves the rses and kssps
the pee.
], % ,srdsr I'll he ars.
Though v struggles hard to win.
The drs,ra in rs hart Is s~ssti
An9 en- Chnssn.s Dsy II Is slsd 10 -
Ths pri.s st ib SsvieH's lsss.
LIZ SisIpprY L --li.s..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA
PUERTO RICO
En- el aSunto de
RAFAEL RIVERA OYCLA,
en- quiebra.
En- quiebra No.
ANISO DE NENTA.

Por la prescnte Sc avisa que el dia
"a de septiembre de 1921, las 10 de
la manana, ser&n vendidas en- un So
10 lote, en- la tienda situada en- la ca
lie San Agustin No. So, Puerta de
TERRA, las eXistencias pertenecientes
a dicha quiebra, por el Trustee que
suscribe.
Las mencionadas existencias Sc
componen de Traies, Quincalla, Zapa-
tos Y el Mobiliario.
El Referee Sc reserva el derecho de
rehusar las ofertas que no cubran el
rs por cinto del valor de la retasacion.
San Juan, P. R., septiembre IA de
1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

oradores sagrados: "No puede hablar-
Sc de gran amor hasta que Sc pierde la
vida por el amor, pero Ralph Riley
Obenchain, aunque no ha entragado su
vida por esta mujer, ha abandonado
todo 10 que tenia ha corrido hacia
ella en- el momento en- que ella 10 ne.
cesito. Esta hacienda todo 10 que es-
ia en- SUI mano para alcanzar su liber-
tad Y para hacer, mientras, su vida
Ell la carcel 10 menos penosa possible.
Obenchain, pues, saba 10 que decia
cuando prometi6 amor y honor Y ca
rino para esta nlujer, en- la riqueza
como en- la pobreza, en- la dolencia
como en- Ia salud, hasta que la muer-
te los separara. Obenchain ha man.
tenido srs votos matrimoniales. Guam
tos otros hombres puede decir 10 mis-
MOI"
Acaso no haya uno solo en- los pai-
ses latinos. Ell santo tenor la ma
ledicencia, en In que todos ponemos
nuestro grano de insidia, la ausencia
del valor positive de las convicciones
y la ceguedad de nuestros corazones
tan iobfes de jugo, porque desde nj
nos Sc nos arrebata la infantilidad Y en-
un futil Y contradictorio deseo fami-
liar de hacernos hombres nos quita
tambien estos impulses que nos ele-
varian por encima de los apetitos ami
males. Pero 81 pocos hombres pue-
den decir 10 mismo, en- este propio
case Sc ha ofrecido ell ejemplo de una
mujer valerosa, noble y sincera.
Mrs. Allie Quayle Burch, esposa del
acusado, en- un mensaje expresando en-
fin en- la inocencia de Buch, dirigido
la madre de este, dice: "Mi coraz6n
sufre por Arthur y mi deseo es ayu-
darle en- esta hora de angustia. Els
un espiritu bueno, un corazon carino-
so, un alma noble no creo que la
nluerte haya podido entrar jamas en-
su corazon". Y es de tenerse en- cuen-
TIA, cue Mrs. Allie Queyle Buch tiene
planteada una demanda de divorcio,
contra SUI eSposo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
P0R TIERRAS De UNCLE SAM
Fl Esposo Modelo

Eiantica del eX-eXposo, aun enamora-
do como el primer dia, aeistiendo a
todos los. procedimientos judiciales con
Iun interes, una tcrnura V una delica-
deza hacia Madelynne que solo pudie-
ia haberse esperado de una madre.
,Ma1ana debe celebrarse la vista
procesal. Y del ambiente creado en-
torno &c este suceso, puede esperarse
que tenga todos Aps caracteres de un
acontecimiento social. Los ciudada-
nos, sin distingo de clases, los DESC
cupados, los hombres de negocios re-
tirados, la colonia cinematografica Y
los touristas a la nloda, todos estar3n
Irepresentados en- la sala del tribunal,
toda vez que estas clases han estado
represe1tadas tambien en- la carcel, a
la que han acudido nlultitudes sin ce-
Isar. Y con curiosidad eXtrema por
Ienccntrar una nueva estrella cinema
tograica. Es probable tambi6n, que
lei ciero envie una delegation, va que
en- numeroscS pulpltoS sc ha relatadO
la entranable noyela de amor de Oben-
chain por su .esposa divorciada, los
atentos rebanos de feles.
i Algunos cl@rigos han comparable la
accion del abogado de Chicago, al acu-
dir en- auxilio de su ex-esposa, pesar
del ~divorcio Y del inmerecdio esvig-
ma que ha lanzado sobre su nombre,
y a pesar de su amor por el otro hom-
bre, y al amor y a la lealtad tai como
Sc manifestan en- las paginas de la BIZ
blica. Alguno, mas desbocado en- su
cntusiasmo, ha llegado comparable
con Jesus levantando de la postracion
fisica moral a aquella otra Magda-
lena, tambien pecadora por amor.
Csc ha dicho" manifesto uno de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
ANUNCIO DE VENTA EN- PU-
BLICA SUBASTA.

HAGO SABER que el dia 80 de Sep
siembre del corricntc ano las dos de
"a tarde, vendere en- mi ofcina de San
.'uan, Puerto Rico, Gale del DR.. Be-
tances, antes Cruz No. II, altos, en-
1lbIica subasta, al mejor postor, por
linero cfettivo instancia del BAN
o POPULAR DE ECONOMIAS Y
PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN, P. R.
Iuince (15) accioncs de la CENTRAL
IANNINA, comprendidas en- el GER
tificado numero cincuenta 500 expe-
lido a favor de don Guillcrmo S. Es-
:udero, por haberse dado en- prenda
lichas acciones al BANCO indicado,
en- earantia de un prcstamo vencido y
no satisfecho.
Y para notifcar al dueno de la
prenda y 81 publieo en- general, expi-
do el presente que So publicara en- dos
pcrodicos de general circulation de
esta Ciudad, primero de Septiembre
de 1921.
Damian MOnserrat Jr.,
Abogado del Banco Popular.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Washington, ago. to.

Mr.. Ralph r. Obenchain abogado
de Chicago, esta obtanicndo una re-
yerente Y general admiration en- Los
Angeles, por las sinceras manifesta-
clones de su acendrado amor hacia su
divorciada esposa Mrs. Madelynne
D'Connor Obenchain, acusada de par
ticipacion en- el asesinato de- j. Bel
ton Kennedy con quien debia contraer
segundas nupcias. Mr.. Ralph B. Oben-
cheain ha llegado obtenar 10 califi-
cacion dc ',esposo modelo" y ha SER
vido de tema y ejemplo para las, di-
sertaciones sagradas desde los p1lpi-
tos en- la ciudad de la Cinelandia.
Las misteriosas circunstancias que
han rodeado este suceso de sangre Y
la intervention romantica, desplegada
de 10 que es usual corriente en- la
vida de los seres humanos, de Mr..
Obenchain, han prestado un, hondo in
teres a la novela que, la policia los
periodistas Sc han encargado de urdir,
Zurciendo los recuerdos, las remen-
branzas de la agitada existencia de
Madelynne, con un algo de imagination
literaria
Divorciada de Mr.. Obenchain, segan
su expresa declaration, para casarse
con Kennedy, asesinado este a la puer-
ia de su casa, hoy Sc encuentra Mrs.
Madelyne en- la carcel acusada, en-
union de un su intimo amigo Mr.. Ar
thur C. Burch. Cuando todos los in
dicios de culpabilidad recaen, cada vez
con mayor peso sobre ambos, cuando
la acusacion no deja espacio la de-
fensa, cuando en- fin ell consensus po-
pular Sc declara abiertamente' contra
los acusados, ha surgido la fgura ro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

81 50 salvador Bras &c..
90 Allen st.,
4 san JuAx. p n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

La Casa Cantero, fernandez q Co., Inc.
esta preparada siempre para hacer cual-
diffcil que sea. Al efecto, nnestra i'm
prenta esta montada Embellishments % 10
moderna. Esta provists de un extenso
surtido dc tipos de todos estilos, prensas,
maquinas de Linotipo de los 6ltmos mo.
delos, Litografia. mdquinas rayadoras de ,
de papel enseres necesarios para 10 i'm.
preston de meinbretes relieve. impression |
de fotograEados. de trabajos varios co.
lores encuadernaci6n de todas classes.
Garantizamos ell esmero buena calidad |
de los trabsjos de ests imprenta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

Cuando observe estas manifestation
mes de Independence de caracter, de
de sentimientos y pureza de
convicc;ones, tan de estos americanos
del Norte, tanto mas temidos cuanto
menos comprendidos, cuando veo es-
tos ejemplos, tan POGO generalizados
en- otros paises y en- otras razas, de
desprendimiento y sacrificio, no pue-
do por menos de considerar que por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
PABLO DEL RIO,
HUGH K. FRANCIS,

Abogado de los acreedores
=. Esta venta Sc habfd anunciado para
ell dfa Is pero por ser dicho dia festive
Sc ha prorrogado para cl dia 24
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

alguna razon mas que SUI soberbia y
su fuerza, como Green algunos, cons
tituyen uno de los pueblos mas gran
des de la terra y estan llamados a
llenar las paginas de la historic con
las hazanas, no solo dc sus armas, sino
tambien con las de su corazon inte-
ligenca. ...,,..... 10, .-.f....
CHANREJ AN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

81 la fabrica de arnas de fuego COLT
no hubiera prOdut lido su renombrads
RmetralIadora que dispara miles de
balas por minute, no necesitaria otra
cosa para alcanzar la fama, cue
Ia Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL VI
SIBLE, la cual resueIve cientos de
probIemas en- un dia. De ambas cOsas
Ia Fabrica COLT vive enorgullecida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-30
LEARN TO SWIM,

Within q weeks time eight persons
have drowned in wart,-ssven
in Wilmington. and one at a point
about 20 miles away. We believe this
i the record for such fatalities in this
state. The majority OF the victims
could not swim; they had taken the
proverbial chance, because of warm
weather and believed that luck would
" with them and save them from ae-
cident.
But there are times when Il is well
not 70 trust 70 luck. one of these l.
when going into deep water. IL YOU
can swim. he careful whore you swim.
Even the most expert are subject ~
unforeseen vents Ii YOU cannot swim
III not 80 into water that is over your
hrad-and know the depth II the
place whore you are bathing. Rest
% all. enroll in the Y. NJ. q. a. ana
learn how TO swim.
The person who grows "a aa,,It
hood IN Wilmington without learn.
ing how to care for himself IN wa+.,.
crime against himself. 4
man should know how 10 swim, i,,,, |
ls he knows how 70 leap out OF tie
way Of speeding motorist. The r
n c. A. offers superb facilities for
earning, and tho price is so low-only
fow cents 2 day--that even news
'oys can afford memberships. II YOU
'annot swim. learn how now. Next
'ear may be too late. 1t is too late
or those who drowned last week.