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Washington, d. c., March 10, 1921.
The Harding Hobby Party.

-""y
Washington newspapermen and
their guests got the thrills that come
once in q lifetime at the "hobby
party" arranged b ythem in honor OF
President and Mrs. Harding. Justice
Day Of the Supreme Court, Sir Auck-
land Geddes, the British Ambassador,
Herbert Hoover, Major-General Je-
jeunne Of the United States Marine
Corps, and Nine. Calli-Curci, the
worlds leading soprano, were on the
program, and any one fthem counts
as star"
1t was on the third day after Presi.
dent Harding had taken Office and
when he arose and related story Of
tramp printer whom he had be
friendsd and helped to better place
in life, he displayed depth of feeling
that revealed the tender-heart which
his intimates have. long known. he
possessed And then, following up the
story, he said: az there is somewhere
huma ntouch that awakens disap-
pointment into hope, that is the finest
hobby in the world. If in my new re-
sponsibility I can, in understanding
and sympathy and in stern devotion
to my country, find the touch that
transforms the disappointments of
yesterday into the fruition Of tomor-
row, then I shall have practiced the
dearest hobby, to me, nthe world"
AS the writer of these lines sat
with a thousand others, spell-bound
by the feeling rendition of those plain,
simple words, we all had the same
thought-an dthe same regret that 1t
was not possible for al 1.-The people of
this great Nation to have that compre-
hensive understanding which the voice
and manner of the man conveyed.
When the President had concluded his
brief speec hthere- was not red
blooded American In the great gath
ering who but hoped for bigger things
from the Nations new leader than
they had ever before expected.
The Public Business.
The necessity that has arisen for
putting the screws on Germany" en-
phasizes the responsibility of the
United States Government with re-
gard to international affairs. The new
Administration has taken up the prob
lens Of establishing peace at home
and abroad, and the new Congress
especially the Senate, has a mans
size job on hand.
The federal budget system, which is
opposed by no one, but which the
same mo one seems unable to flg-
ure out to the satisfaction of all con-
cerned, is one of the big problems In
the public business. since associated
with and growing out of the budget
legislation will come reorganization
Of the federal departments and other
executive establishments, This calls
for reorganization and reclassificaton
of work and salaries for the govern
ment employees.
Soldier legislation, particularly as 1t
effects ex-servlce men, immigration
and naturalization, tariff an dtaxation
Europe's debt to the United States
and the economic and industrial sys-
TEN, are all matters that find place
In the public business.
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and will recommend it to all women.
You may publish this letter if you think
it will help others. Mrs. FLOYD IRE
LAND, R. R. l, Warsaw, Missouri.
Nervous women are both ailing and
wretched, and with a nervous break
down all joy goes out of woman's life.
1t is said that the ills peculiar to women
act on the nerves like firebrand.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is so successful in overcoming
such conditions, a large number of
American women who were once great
sufferers from nerve troubles owe their
present health and comfort to Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
Lynn, Mass, about your health.
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kENTUCKIANS MADE SURGEON
GENERAL PANAMA ARMY

greensboro, Ky. - DR.. C. C. Phillips,
formerly Of greensboro, for the past
four years in the United States health
service in the Panama Canal Zone,
has been appointed surgeon general of
the Panaman army by President Por-
ras, according to a cablegram receiv-
ed by his wife.
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HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mrs. Ireland Permits us to Publish
this Letter for the Benefit Of Others
Who Are in Her Condition
Warsaw, Missouri. -"For five years
I was weakly, nervous and in rundown

COliulLiOH. lueH i
had a nervous break
down and doctors
said would never be
well again. After !
took seven bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V eye ia BILE, Com
pound l was health
Ter, stronger, and felt
better than lever did
in my life before. l
can't praise the
=
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r. LEE LOVEL

a good, long taste Of the fruits of gov
eminent regulation, and It is equally
plain that one Of the big fights in this
country during the present admins
tration will wage about the problem
OF Government control. The country
wants more roads, and the Federal
government is asked to make huge ap-
preparations and supervise expendi-
lures; farmers find themselves In diff
ficulties, and their representatives
rush on to Washington to seek relief
Students of government watch all this
anxiously, wondering how far Govern
ment can go, and will go in supervis-
Ing and telling everyone how to run
their business.
The immigration Quesday.
Republican leaders say that the i'm
migration bill, which former President
Wilson refused to sign, will be re-
enacted early in the pscial session
with some notifications. The three
per cent. limitation will likely be In
creased to five per cent. so that moi
more than a certain per cent. of PEG.
pie from any country will be permit.
ted to land, the percentage being
based upon the number of immigrants
from those countries already in our
country. The discriminatin is intend
ed to carry over limited period
which will cover somewhere between
one and two years.
While there has been great deal
of discussion about limiting immigra-
ton on account of its relation to
Americanization methods, still it can
not escape the intelligent observer
that the guiding force is more closely
related to employment and unemploy-
ment in the United States.
Who VIII DO the "Common Laborl.
At the present time these is a lot of
unemployment in the country and
Congress has listened to the demands
for immigration restrictions that will
keep foreign labor out of the United
States. Aside from the question of
being flooded" with this class Of new
citizens the more important issue is
their competition with our own laborng
classes. 1t was quite different mat
ter during the war. When there were
not enough men in the country to do
the labor of the mines and factories,
there actually existed a strong senti-
ment that was voiced in the public
press, favoring more immigration
The incoming foreigness were not
then considered as competitors in the
field of labor, and therefore there was
only small objection to their admis-
sion to our shores. Today it is diff
ferent. The facts go a long way to-
ward demonstrating that the indus
trial situation rather than Americana
zatio nsentiment rules the situation.
This may not be right-nevertneiess it
is not the first time that we have been
reminded that facts are stubborn
things"
Honest Advertising.
An honest advertising bill is likely
to receive early attention in the extra
session of Congress. No che has been
able to positively define honest ad-
vertising," though it has been sub
ject of controversy since Gutenberg
linked up the frs trollers Used in
printing Congressman RGbars of
Massachusetts,, has an idea hat he
knows a good deal about the ubject,
and hearings have been held on his
bill. 1t would apply to all commodl-
ties the analogy of the pure food law
to prevent misbranding.
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NgxIYorhR
Letter. XXI
kLugAaauasA Price ~
kLngdaa'ussA Price

New York. - There are times even
in the lives OF lawmakers when their
feelings become so deep that they are
unable to be expressed except in terms
OF ironic Jest. Such a moment finally
came to Assemblyman Frederick L.
Hackenburg, of this city; and the fol-
lowing provisions were included in an
amendment to the penal law which he
intrpduced! at shall be illegal to bet
on races between voting machines and
steam rollers, flying squirrels, and
Pluto monkeys, and other members of
the animal kingdom, or products Of
the brains Of inventors" Mr. Hack
enburg's measure was the result Of a
peeve at the blue law advocates.
The devil box" has finally edged
into Chinatown. Never until very,
very recently, would even the most
shy and retiring camera be allowed to
pass unmolested through the streets
of any Chimes quarter in the country,
and never until last week was such
a thing as a Photographic studio ever
established in New Yorks Chinatown.
But now it's there, boldly opened and
conducted under the euphonic name of
Jun Jun, Inc. DR.. Ma 500, head of the
New York branch Of the Chinese Ma
tional party, and his secretary patron
lied the shop on Its opening day. At
ter the oreal Of being pointed at by
the devil box" was safely undergone
by these men, a fair sized crowd Of
young men and daring members of the
colony followed suit.
Queen Marie Of Roumania is consid-
erably more than the beauty of the
royal ranks in Europe, according to
Miss Anita Hodgskin, who has just're-
turned from that country where she
helped to establish the Roumanian di-
vision of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association. The queen is real
worker in whatever she takes up. Miss
Hodgskin declares, and not just an
honorary committee head. The Ameri-
can Y. w. C. A. executive spent two
years in Roumania, but she insists
that she didn't run" the Y W. there.
II helped to organize it," she said,
"and then the Roumanians ran 1t
themselves, with only what direction
from me any new organization would
need. And no one did more work than
Queen Marie. Aside from her personal
work, she turned over the palace
grounds every Saturday to the Girl
Reserves and assigned her lady-in-
waiting to look after their needs. Her
youngest daughter, Prince Tyano, IL
years old, was a tremendously en-
thusiastic member of the Reserves and
wants to be the head Of it. The Y. w.
Is permanently established in Rou-
mania now and has classes of the
same sort we have here, typewriting
and all. But the most popular course
given is the one in English"
The Goddess Of Liberty had right
to hold her torch bit higher than
ever the other day when the steamer
Princess Matoika sailed out through
New York harbor; not in celebration
Of any new liberty. but in pride at one
more commercial triumph. For on
board the steamer was American
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1t Won't Last Long

For consumption in the land Of blue
skies and spaghetti! Fifty tons Of It
were sent in this first consignment.
The explanation seems to be that re-
turned Italians have taken samples Of
the American-made home-food with
them and traine dtheir own people to
like It particularly well. So even the
immigrants who leave us, taking
American dollars with them, do US
some good.
h ~
It's sufficiently hard fate nova
days even to have any Russian rubles
on hand, If one has to remember hav-
ing paid real money for them. But to
be fined for trying to sell thousand
of them for SO seems harsh, indeed
That's what happened to George
Schwide. He was peddling them up
and down Delaney street, when the
police grabbed him. They were per-
fectly good rubles-as rubles 60 and
he explained to the magistrate that he
though 1t was legitimate to offer them
at SO thousand considering the fire.
quency with which affairs can change
in Russia. But he was fined S. just
the same-and wasn't allowed to pay
It with the 100000 rubles which he
still has.
Margaret Anglin has established
something of record for star. She
has taken for herself the part of "Cly-
temnestra" in her production Of the
Greek play. "Iphigenia," and it is NOT
the leading part. That she has given
to a young New York actress. Miss
Anglin gave an explanation to the
startled reporters which said some
thing about suitability" but is sound
ed like queer explanation
The pictures that make you buy silk
stockings or linen collars have come
to have authoritative recognition as
real art. There is being held through
this month the first annual exhibition
Of current advertising art, and it Is
held at the National Arts Club gallery
under the auspices of the Art Direc-
tors Club of New York. Could justifi-
cation of the works Of commerce go
farther? LUCY JEANNE PRICE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
NUEvoS DIRECTORIES

Las siguientes asociaciones han ar
chivado en- la oficina del Secretario
Executive de Puerto Rico ceitifcados
relatives a Ia eleccitn de directories y
oficiales: "Padres Dominicos de Puer-
to Rico. j. L. Raemakers, Presiden-
te; NJ. V. Van Kessel, Secretario; ].
L. Raen1akers, Tesorero; j. c. Hent-
zen, Vicepresidehte, Y j. F. Simonis,
S. s. Eorwilst Y N. A. Welachen, Vo-
Gales.
"Logia Obreros Unidos N1mero
2S1'. Alberto Rivera Vinas, Presi-
dente;. Ramon iera Coll, Vicepresiden-
tie; Jose Mendizabal Rosas, Secreta-
rio; Manuel de la Tore Palacio, Vice.
secretario; Antonio Bernat Cerda, Te-
sorero; Miguel Canals, Vicetesorero,
y Ramon Sanchez Valencia, Epifanio
PArez, Andres Figueroa Valencia y
Nicolas Cordero, Vocales.
"Hermanos Progresistas". Ramon
Oliveras, Presidente; Jose Garcia, vi
cepresidente; Domingo Velez, Secre-
tario; Pedro Feliciano, Tesorero; Ar
turo Pacheco, Subsecretario; Nativi-
dad Cidron Pacheco, Nicomedes Ro-
sado, Pascual Santiago Jusino, RaI
mon Rodriguez, Ramon Semidei j
Efgenio Cuprill, Vocales.
"Uni6n Local de Panaderos, Conf
teros Y Auxiliares de la Ciudad de Hu
macao, P. R." Simplicio Rojas We
lazquez, Presidente; Manuel Carras-
quillo, vicepresidente; Bernardo Cruz,
Secretario; Manuel Lopez, Financie-
ro; Angel Lopez, Tesorero; Jose L6-
pez, Guardian; y Nicolas Abraham,
Domingo Cuadra y Angel Sierra, Vo-
Gales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
LOS QUE LLEGAN

FL vapor philadelphia trajo para
San Juan los pasajeros sigWenes:
Richard Boethty, James Mcmahon,
Henry NJ. Stegman, Lucia Santiago,
Manuel Ortiz. Pillar Vale. Elena Pea
laez. Consuelo Pcreria. Bernardo Da-
mudt. Pastor Damudt. Maria Maldo-
nado America AlOnzo. Alberto Rive
ra, AnisetO Marcano, Celina Ramf-
rez, Maria velazquez, Maria V. de
Resto, Carmen Garcia, Jacinto Me-
l6ndcz. Jose Diaz. Jacinto OkindO,
Anacleto Arvelo v Sra. Juana Villa
mil. Amparo yillamil, Demetria Ca
macho, Maria Hernandez, David Her
nandez. Josefina Asenjo, Alfred G..
Black. Octavio Madonado, john l..
Hall, Amelia Marshall, Evelyn Mar
shall. Richard Marshall, Reynolds
Pablo Natal, Joaquin canas, Euphe-
mic Miranda. Fannie Miranda, lAgnes
Heron. AIRED H. Keppisch, y. Gra-
nero Mentero, Henry u. Orde.
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Nine Ires ilanacras
Trrccia iplnada De Ia cxtINurdina.
ria anita tornado he Ia novcia ac Ia.
Nicr dc Manscpin. asa Maiessad 4
Dincso". filinada por Ia cincma,o.
gfafia fiEncesa Dc Paris.
Teatro America
Give y varicdadcs. Estrcno del dra.
ana "navid Garrick". por Dustin Far
mum y despedida del celcbrc "Minu-
to-. con 10 mejor Dc sa repertoire.
Cine Luna
los cpisodios | y 3 de Ia seric "El
Rayo Invisible, una cinta c6mica y
una Bcyista.
Cine Real
Los gsandiosos episodios nGmeros
Is = l6 de la Daga Que Desaparc-
ce" una comedia.
Cine Monte Carlo
Una magnfca comedia y los episo-
dios niimeros Is Y l6 de la Daga
Que Desaparece".
Cine Victory Garden
Los primeros en- exhibi~ Fl primer
episodio dc la extraordinaria serie de
gran sensacion "El Rastro del Cuer-
vo", interpretada por Grace Darmond,
acompanada del colossal drama por II.
B. Warner "El Punal Ensangrenta-
do.
Cine Puerto Rico
Damas gratis. Los favoritos del
pdblico de Santurce Francis X. Bush
man Y Beverly Bayne en- su sublime
production "Almas Audaces". En-
emocionantes parties. Esta noche les
presentan una verdadera joya cine
matografica.
Cine Norma
"Por el Coraz6n de Blanca Ryan.
Gran exito del valiente Tom Mix.
TeatrO- Rivoli, (RiO Piedras).
W. S. Hart en- su production
Triangle en- 5 reels eel Factor" Y "El
Torbellino".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
CHAUFFEURs EsCANDALosos


Los eomerciantes que tienen sus es-
tablecimientos en- la esquina Allen v
Cruz Sc quejan de los constantes es-
candaIos que pfomueven algunos chau
ffeurs que sitdan sus automobiles de
alquiler en- la Gale de Ia Cruz. Nos di-
cen que por allf no puede pasar min
guna dam9 sin que sea molestada por
uno de estos escandalosos.
Esperamos que el Captain schettini
vuelva a desigIiar al policia Juan +.
MiraD1a a prestar servicio en- Ia cita-
da ssquina, que es quien los entieh-
deya ellos, y asf dejara compIacido
q los comerciantes de aquellos alre-
dedores.
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Ell elise DIARIo

En- la earreuera que conduce de Yau
co a Sabana Grande, el autom6yil No
$500, propiedad de Ia Porto Rico Te-
lephone Co., guiado por el chauffeur
Jose viviana. No. 1913. arroll6 al in
dividuo sandalio Santana, de 30 amos
de edad, produciendole contusiones en-
diferentes parties de lcuerpo. Sc ha
piIa%seRtaao denHncia contra es mencia
nado chauffeur, por no cumplir con las
dispdsicioncs one fila Ia ley de auto
m6yiIes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19

fcnrra a..
lenFlqnr Asalars y ~ annsa lnsa.
lar - ilwx&em~ ~ fsncf#a sirn ryfs
iiorar. ~ ha lurar h eAlsslf a an.
10 sue - sollcisa.
Elvia Ac.aa - ~. =. n Rce. sc
IA rrqsi~.laa De Arccilns pnrso 70.
hanativa. connrmamla IA nuln recn.
irida del fscrissrad"r sle h rrurlcaad
H. A~clln.
Encro "a.
lsN parse Jaime iAaslna = Aifwao
rofiaia Doria. admission al ejcicicio
,ic la al,ogacla. 1uramenio DE- los peli.
cionarios para a clcrcicio De ~ pro.
fcsfan,
III Pueblo y. Ramon Merrado. viola
zion Ia Ley del T'raiaio. Sc cclebr5
Ia vista del case con asislencia De las
parties.
Jesis Ma. Rodriguez Y. Luis Il.
Sanchez. Auditor Municipal de Huma.
cao mandamus. Sc celebr0 Ia vista del
caso con asistencia del abogado del
apelante.
III Pueblo v. Fernando A. Fendrell.
nulidad de acuerdo. A m0ci0n escrita
del apelante fu6 suspendida Ia vista
de este caso hasia nucvo seiialamlen-
10.
Sucesores de Esmoris Y Cia. V. ID. $.
Stern Y Cia. daiios Y perjnicios. Sc de-
claro no ha lugar a admitir por via de
correction de autos Ia certificaci6n de
locumentos que fueron presentados CO.
mo prueba en- Ia c0rte inferior.
Ex parte Adolf0 Porrata Dorla, de-
voluci0n de diplomat 0rdienandose
dcsglose Y entregue al peticionario el
diploma que solicita.
Juan Miranda v. Hon. Juez de Ia
Corte de Distrito de Ponce. manda-
mus. Ordenando Sc archive por ell Sc
cretario de este Tribunal los autos del
case de mandamus arriba titulado.
Joaquin Candal Fernandez " Simon
pierluisi v Grau ct a.. cobro de dinero.
Sc dict0 orden extendiendo hasta mar
20 IL, 1921, el t6ymino los demanda-
dos para radicar en- la Corte de Cir
quito de Apelaciones del Ter. Circuito
de los Estados Unidos la transcription
de los autos. M
Jose ]. Benftez Dfaz V. Jose A..
Dfaz Gomez, retracto legal. Sc exten-
di0 hasta MARIO IL, 1921, el t6rmino
Los demandados para radicar en- la
copte de circuito de apelaciones del
Ter. circuito de los Estados Unidos la
Transcription de9os autos
Modesto CArrasquillo V. Margari-
ia Juana Beltran ct al. dahos v per-
juicios. Sc desestim0 la moci0n de la
apelada dc 26 de Nov. 1920 para agre-
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rAf ~ annaam = u nAn.,s|pAae
- laa nuias
il ! m,ssAa~ \. Ans.a.sa RAsAass mAssfs
UassA. xe nass& Il sennn1In ni,ala.lA
r. la Cmse a. i,lsffso A. Masaslhs
a. marnn "a ns7n. n,,saslsuaast -
asnsa,ln.
IL Rn rurlslhn a. ilroiam Ie h
rr.pseiad eauAnle ~ rAruas. lsesin.
nanaa para ron~tltulr la 1nmlA Kxa.'
mlnaaofa o. Asplsanics para sal.ssr
4 Rceislro dp IA proplcaaa &c q,
euas al sr. iiafacls Tirndo Nericr.
ncelsirnaor ae h psolrdnd a. san
1uan. xsc. IA. hos ;ahoGndos gman
he q. ncniipk. aosf n r. Savage.
lmls Mnhoz Aloralcs : Jose q. rafses.
Juan sela Gonzalcz '. Jaana Ale.
landro ct a. tcrceria de biencs mue.
HES. Sc dcsestim6 Ia mocE5ns dc Il
apcladn intere<ando ia dcscsiimassioh
del rccnrso.
Joaquin Rojas =. 3uana Alcjandro
sncn. ae Luther u. Bostick. ferce-
RIA de bienes muebles. Sc dcsestim5 In
moci6n dc Ia apclada inieresando la
slesestimaci6n del recourse.
Aurora Suhrez = Suarez v Marcial
Saarez ct al nulitiad de cesi6n de de.
recbos Y acciones. Sc revoc6 In senten.
Ella apelada, desolviendose cl case q
la corte de su erigen para ultcriores
procedimientos. s
Enero IL.
Jose Monserrate Santiago '. .secun-
dino Rodriguez. ct al. reivindiclci6n.
Sc celebr6 la vista de In moci6n sohre
desestimaci6n de apelaci6n con asis-
tencia del abogado del apelado.
Victor Sosa Y. Jose cardona Piquet,
ct al. reco6rar la possession de bienes
muebles. Sc celebr6 la vista de la mo-
ci6n sobre desestimaci6n de apelaci6ll
Con asistencia de la parte apelanfe.
Francisco Bux6 v. la Asamblcas Msi-
nicipai de Caguas, certiorari. Sc ccle-
bro la vista de la noci6n sobre deses.
timaci6n de apelaci6n sin asistencia
de las parties.
Leonor Ayll0n y Ojeda V. Ramon
Fernandez Gonzalez ct al nulidad de
venta judicial. Sc extendid hasta enc
ro 30. 1921, el termino la demandan
te para radicar en- la corte de Circui-
to de Apelaciones del Ter: Circuito de
los Estados unidos Ia transcription
de los autos,
|, Ex parte Arturo O'Neill y Jaime
Ilavina, deyolucion de diplomas. Sc
orden6 Sc devuelvan los peticiona-
rios los documentos que solicitan de.
jando debida constancia en- sus expe-
dientes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
Ell c0RoNEL JARVIS y SRA DE
PASEo

I'm el trasportc "Somme" aue zar-
20 aver tarde de este puerto para
Panama. emlarca' en viaie de recrco
acompafado de su distingiida csposa
el coronel del regimiento G5 Mr.. Jar
Wis.
Con los Sres. de Jarvis va diSfru.
tar de tan delieioSo paseo. Ia Sra.
Bitf Martinez. distingnida eSpoSa del
teniente del mismo regimiento don
Antonio Vazquez.
En- este mismo buque regreSardn n
San Juan dentro de veinte dfas. tan
distinguidos viajeros.
FL teniete coronel John NJ. Field.
actuara mientras tanto. como coronel
INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
RAFAEL SANrlNI

In el vapor "Mohawk" emharcar5
cSta isNle para los EStadOs Inidos
nuestlo eStimado amigo Rafael san
TIM. hijo del sniior Nicolas del mis-
mo apellidO.
III amigo Rafael Va en- seStion,s co
mercialcs de In casa Costa v Santini
Y, prohablemente estara aqui de re
greso dentro de tres semanas.
lie deSeamoS una traveSia feliZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19

Nuusira amigo "a distlugui,lo dncar
Rafael isdp2 Sitarla. pieuSa haccr
un viaie Europa IA a prdximo mes
de maran. AntcS hara On Santurs'.
ccrca Do IN carrt ra nncva. una
liermosa rcsidoncia. y. adcmaS. ticne
a proyecio dc moniar un -onSnliorio
In la ciudad. ron tudos los adelanios
moeerlns
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
AIIxIIIn MIrrI,n

Entradas :-s1es. Gabriel de la Ha-
ba Brunet de Carolina Modesto Bird
Gonzalez, de San Juan; Aghpito del
Toro Medina, de San Juan; Luis Es-
pada Marrero. de cayey.
Salidas: Sres. Francisco Mortno
JauiSert, de San Juan: Jose B. Lom-
ba Isomba, de San Juan: Jeslis Mar
tfnoz Hernandez. de Quebradillas !;
Eusiaquio Escribano. de San Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
NUEVO GALLEGUITO

la Sra esposa del estimable joven
cspanol Francisco MartineZ, empleado
Ell Ia casa de Luiha HermanOs, Sues.
ha dadO luz un bello niho robustO.
que ofrece el mas perfecto estado de
salud.
Reciban nuestra enhorabuena los
dichosos padres de Ia tierna criatu-
rita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
EL LcDo. TODD Sc EMBARcA

Hoy embarea para Estados Unidos
en- el yapor Mohawk, nuestro amigo
el Lcdo. Roberto H. Todd, ex-conisio-
nado de servicio Pdblico de Ia eiudad
de San Juan.
III Ledo. Todd estara ausente de la
isla. algua7s meses, Y durante su per-
snanencia en- el Norte pieHsa sostener
una extensa entreEista con el futuro
presidente Harding.
Buen viaje deseamos al Lcdo. Todd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-19
PoR LOS JUZGADos

FL dfa II dc los corrfenues Sc vie
ron ante las cortes locales los siguien-
tes' casos, presentados por la policfa
agr'esi0n: dos sentenciados; ley de
automobiles: cuatro sentenciados. Y
'el dfa 10, los siguientes: Alterar la
paz: cinco sentenciados y dos abb
sueltds.