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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

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sineiearlo como autor ad hurto a.
una raeda de bicirlcta. con ~ noumati
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sado; nhie,ss valorados cn ocho d6la-
res.
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vcz en eta ciudad. aparecicrdo ante
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
LAS RATAS EN- SANTURCE

Respecto a rata infectada en- la
Gale del Hip6dromo, en- Santurce, a
parte de 10 que informamos Ell otro
lugar, Sc asegura que el senior Lee
ha manifestado que en- su casa no han
entregado nj tornado ninguna rata pa
ra examen.
Tambien Sc dijo que en- la misma
Gale del Hipodronso, despues de la
segunda bocacalle hacia el Sur, Sc ha-
bia encontrado otra rata sospechosa,
pero no se'ha confrmado oficialmente;
aunque Sc sigue hacienda limpieza en-
esos lugares. En- los primeros mo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
NOTICIAS DEL SUR

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nitia D. AusomasilcF 3 acccsofiss.
purs tisnc dcuiro liieFutufa rrfercn-
sr a rsa inausiria.
Aver cnifaron al pucrso d. Pom
&C a ymte ~Encanindo ~. con an gru-
% De rcFsonHs que yiRian psr speri:
cl vApor Lake Pls'ha". con cicn TO-
pcladas ae carga y a vapov ciibano
Guantanamo" para cogcr pasaieros
y cargar cafe.
DE Estados Unidos. dondc resi-
dian dcsde hacc alganos meses, han
llegado nnestros j6vcnes amigos don
Jose Pastor y don Jose Alomar Mes
tire, que rctornan a la Isla ohligados
pOr Ia situacion precaria que atra-
viesa la labor en- nuestra Metr6poli
A las 5:45, aver tarde chocaron el
truck-correo, que guiaba Andres Me-
dina, y el auto No. 7sO-P, manejado
por Marcelino Valentin, en- la Gale
Estrella, esquina a Salud, resultando
el auto con algunos desperfectos.
Dice la Policia que hasta ahora
aparece responsible del accidente el
Valentin, quien iba a velocidad no
adopt6 precauciones.
Ell viernes, por la tarde, Sc dio
cristiana sepultura en- el Cementerio
civil de esta ciudad los restos NOR
tales de la estimable sonora Rita
Gracia viuda de Torres, DANA que por
sus bondades yirtudes disfrutaba de
merecidas consideraciones en- esta CO.
imunidad.
Llegue hasta sus deudos la EXPIRE
sion sincera de nuestra condolencia.
l-La noticia de haber aparecido la
Peste Bubonica en- esa capital ha ST.
do recibida por ell vecindario de Pom
ce con la excitacion que es de supo-
ner.
El Departamento Municipal de Sa-
nidad Sc mueve rapidamente, dictando
ordenes de caracter preventive, pre-
caviendonos contra una possible e&-
tension a esta ciudad de la terrible
dolencia.
/ Ell viernes las $50 de la tarde,
en- la esquina de las GALES Atocha e
Isabel chocaron sin otras consecuen-
cias que leVesc desperfectos en- ambos
vehiculos, dos automobiles guiados
por Francisco Mayoral y Genaro
IDiaz.
l La collision sobrevino por haber' he
| tho sonar sus bocinas ambas maqui-
mas muy cerca de la boca-calle, no pu-
diendo ninguno de los conductores re-
fireman a tempo su maquina.
/ -Anunciase que Sc ha agravado el
lestado de- don Aurelio Martin, cajero
que fue del "Credito Y Ahorro Pom
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
con'iuuac.di dc la Ia. pas. )

" bNi hNhf.oi ut IA IA. la-
In dc Salvar il; ciudaG y IL ls.a del
azo'e tie la playa. cue dCs,e e: maiGeH-
10 dc coneciia ae esta comba; 'ci.do.
I'm RI vapor lc mahana - c,pcra
recibir mas vacuna y sncro. que So pi-
di0 por cable. Con Ia que tenfa Ia di-
recci6n de Sanidad cn reserya por
oportuna previsi6n--se esta actuando.
En- la designation de personal sa-
plementario especial. para los traba jos
en San Juan. no So ha tcuido en cucl-
IA ninguna clase de filiaci6n politica
Y 50 utiliZan los servicios de los hom-
breS que siryen para la labor. encomcn-
dadoies. Algunos de los que fuoron
emplead0S del Municipi0 de San Juan.
en- la pasada administration. han silo
ocupadoS TN los prcSentes trabaj0s.
Sc hace neceSario que cuando el
trabajo este mas descongestionaGo. So
laga visitas dOmiciliarias. para eXpi-
car. recOmendar hacer cumplir las
| recomendaciones sanitrias en- cada ca
sa. 81 es necesario.
En- Miramar So esta trabajando
bien Ell la limpieza, tanto por el per-
snnal Official come por los particularcS.
Sc informa que en- el Condado hay mu-
cha rata campeando p0r sus respelos,
pueS el roedor 10 mismo vista ia hui
milde cabaila que la selorial man
sion"
Que yiene el turco", decfan los
puebloS cristianos dc la frontera hun
CARA. ALA en- la epoca en- que el turco
Signifcaba eXterminio dcsolaci0n. Y
t0dos los hombres de armas Sc junta-
ban Sc defendian Y al fin al turco
fu6 considerable como otro enemigO
cualquiera, y fue batido por los espa-
IloleS Y por los CruzadOs. LA Peste no
eS va tan formidable como 10 era en-
aquella 6poca en- que los puebloS al
huir las ratas hufan ellQs tambi6n, v
unidos. tOdos podemos perfectamente
batirla hacerla volver Il sllS cllaltc
! les de Nueva Orleans, Brooklyn, a
los antros en- donde aquf Qued0 dormi-
da desde 1912.
Ell tempo seco Y ell sol de estos
/ 1fas facilita la acci6n contra las ra-
tas, pues elias Y la pulga son enemi-
gas de la luz del aire.
Ell active joyen Luis Llorens, de
| Ponce, pero. residente hace mucho item
po en- San Juan, ha sido nombrado
inspector de Sandal las 6rdenes del
Dr. de la Rosa.
-DentrO de s dfas, la zona del bro
te en- San Juan, convenientemente de-
sinfectada, quedara libre de toda i'll
terdicci6n, como no sea la vigilancia
Y limpieza constante de aquellos loca-
les.
No hay disposiciohes para impedir
dificultar el trafico con la capital Y
la Isla, el que Sc continuara realizan-
dose dentro de las extrictas disposicio-
nes de la Sanidad. NingGn bulto de
mercancfa podra salir sin estar con-
venientemente garantizado por los
funcionarios del servicio encargados de
esos detalles.
En- la calle del Hlp6dromo Sc diio
anoche que habfa una rata infestada.
Un redactor de Ell IMPARCIAL tuvo
informes de que Sc trataba de una rata
sometida a examen, con caracteres
que 81 eran sospechosos dentro de la
situaci6n actual, no estaban eomproba-
dos a1n. Ell Director de Sanidad DIR.
Ruiz Soler su Secretario se1or FL
gueroa, recorrieron ell poblado, inspec-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22

mentos hubo alguna aialna en- aquel
vecindario, pero despu6s Sc ha nor
malizado la situaci6n, dedicandose a
la limpieza interior Y notifcandose a
los duenos de solares que Jos hagan
limpiar enseguida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-22
A AMuNCIE Sc
INTELIGENTEMENTE

Ell anuncio es el mejor vehiculo del
negocio, ha dicho I'm ilustre colega
de Cadierno. Procure situar los su-
yos donde los lea la gente que este
en- condolences de satisfacer sus pro-
Ip6sitos. La inteligencia no esta en-
Inuneiar 81 no en- saber donde Sc
|anuncia. Avdt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
A Good Name Wanted

E. l.. King and Dorsey B. Smith
prime movers in the company
just formed to operate permanent
ly line OF high class automobile
busses between Salem and Port
land with extension lines from
Salem south, and eventually into
California, are undecided as to a
proper name to use for their diff
ferent lines.
They are asking the Salem peo-
pie TO help them find and decide
upon a proper and appropriate
name, and are asking anyone and
everyone who will be good enough
to do so, to submit one or more
names for consideration, such as
Arrow Line, Crescent Line, Crown
and Hammer Line.
Persons suggesting a name
which might be accepted are Of
fered a complimentary pass per-
mitting such person to ride on any
of their busses, at any time, for six
months on it's thru trip between
Salem and Portland.
Letters suggesting names should
be addressed to the King Smith
Company, $50 Broadway, Portland,
Ore, Acknowledgement of which
will be made at the time by the
company, as this line has already
been established, and auto busses
are leaving the Marion hotel daily
at $3.50 a. m. and 2 p, m. for
Portland. Names should be in by
January 31st.
KING-SMITH co.
180 Broadway, Portland, Or. 20
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Wick Brothers are more than
pleased with the new tire and in
ner tube contracts which they
have just closed. Anyone driving a
car or truck equipped with pneu-
matte tires is interested in a tube
that will not deflate whe npunc-
Itured by nails, tacks, etc. Wick
Brothers now have for sale tust
such a tube. You can actually drive
the tire full of nails and pull them
out again without the foss of a
single ounce of air, and no dam
age to the tube. This sounds too
good to believe but nevertheless is
perfectly true. The tube is so con-
structed that when the nail is pull
ed out the hole is automatically
closed. Automobiles have been I'M
proved until they. are nearly per-
feet mechanically and about all
the trouble that could mar a per-
feet outing would be tire trouble
and now the new puncture proof
inner tube will eliminate all pune
lures and add greatly to the joy
of motoring. See their ad in this
issue. (adv)
Do not forget the invisible
guest. In spirit the little starving
sufferer Is hovering over your
oountifully laden Christmas ta-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Hudson council No. /, Royal
and Select Masons, will go to Nc
Mfnnville January 29. to confer
the Royal and Select degrees upon
a class of 20, and which are Win
in the Jurisdiction of the local
council.
Pure wool home knitting yarns,
nothing better 2 OF. balls 45c
each. See them at the Salem Wool
en- mills store. R. T. Bishop man
ufacturer.
Wilton Simeral. $50 North Cot
tage street, complained to police
last night that his bicycle had been
stolen from the armory.
Spot dance at Dreamland to-
night, good prizes, good music;
best floor in valley. 20"
Five hundred dollars repair
work will be done on his residence
at 792 Gaines avenue. by j. B.
Cooley, according to the building
permit issued him by Deputy Re
corder Mark Poulsen.
Smell, by the box, Midget Mar
ket. 2O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

His automobile was stolen from
where it was parked near the
Opera House Pharmacy last night,
Paul Stotlar, route Z. told police
and the sheriff's office this morn
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

After meeting Willamette uni
versity in basketball this evening,
the University of Oregon squad
will leave for Portland. Next week
the lemon yellow tossers will meet
the University of Idaho and Wash
ington State college.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

. !
kENT EVENTS )
Basketball =
Ia VS.. U. OF o. :
s-Meeting of Mar !
hty Principals As AS, !
ID ss-8O-oregon-Ida- =
4 c. A. association =
4 gs-Triangular in ;
Lit debate. salem !
4 and oregon City :
lools. -. i
Sale; state 4"if :,
ss.-Burns aniver- :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
EtyRzaS
" -

Chemeketa chapter of the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution
ask that anyone who knows of a
boulder weighing not more than
five ton, and that is located in Ma
ron county, communicate with
Mrs. S. c. Dyer, whose telephone
is GAR. The boulder will be used
as a marker on the old trail that
first led into Salem, and will be
placed by the members of this or
ganizaticn as a permanent memoir
ial to the Pioneer Men and Wo-
men of Oregon"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Nomking Cafe, formerly the
Canton, American and Chinese
dishes, 1921 N. Commercial. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Forty head of big type Poland
Chinas, ali said TO be registered,
will be sold at an auction sale to
he held at the Salem fair glounds
Friday. February 4. George Sat
terlee will be auctioneer and M.
G. GundersOn will be clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

A. M. Templeton, president of
the Linn county pioneer associa-
ton, was a visitor at the state leg
islature few days this week, ar
irving in the city Wednesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Where are you going Bill? I'm
on my way to Wick Brothers to
buy one of those Bonner tubes.
I'm tired of fixing punctures. 20*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Columb bia river smelt, lbs for
25c. Fits Market.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Albert Anderson, highway con
tractor who is operating in the
vicinity of Yoncalla, returned to
Salem yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

TRUSSES FITTED by an ex-
pert in, the business at Tyler's
drug store. 20+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Basket ball, University of Ore
gon versus Willamette university,
games, Friday Jan. 21 8 p. M,
sat Jan. % 1880 p. m, Salein ar
ulory. Admission so cents. 2O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Officer Brown, claiming that
Harry Loote, $50 Union street, was
operating his bicycle without lights
last night, cited Loote to appear
at the police station this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Your gowns to order from $40
and up. No apprentices arc en-
ployed, Get your orders in before
the spring rush is on. The Elite
Gown Shop, 414-15 Oregon bldg,
20
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
ly Statistics
Born

Born
ITO Mr.. and Mrs. A.
heck at Auburn, Friday,
a1, a seven pound son.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
hapes, of North Church
shturday, January %, a
Ia daughter.
Al Brothers for the new
'ber tube. The tube that
do not affect. A tube
auto owner is interest
20*
b. Paulus, sales mana
A Oregon Growers Coop
..rciation, has returned
|hern California where
has been several days
~. He conduetel an en-
injecting in Roseburg
- evening which was at
" more thal leo fruit
M Douglas coNnt},
forget. The countless
len waiting in line thru
ID before Americas re-
D Can you see that visit
b look, and forget? "
Neddle, undertaken at
accompanied by Mrs.
|ptored down from Stay
pay and visited with
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Several car loads of Knights of
Pythias went to Dallas last eve-
ming to attend a meeting CT the
Dallas order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Baby Chicks-55S State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

w. Fl. Lytle, state veterinarian,
has just returned from Portland
where he went to look over some
sheep brought in from Hubbard
and which were Infected with 30
tulinus, which is similar 10 tho
olive infection so disastrous t.
sheep herds in California. ri e
first indication of this infection.
according to Mr. Lytle is progress
sive paralysis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

attorneys for De-: IIeisley ar
peared before Judge Percy Kelly
iast evening and made motion for
an order restraining Mayor East
man OF silverton from preventing
heisley from entering his premis-
es IN Sllverton and opening a drain
pipe winch will let the water ont
oi 'he basement under the sill
Verton sanitarium, which is own
ed by DR.. Heisley. The appeal did
not SHOW by what authority DIR,
ielsley maintained a sewer across
Eastman's land and the te1noora-
ry injunction was not granted At
torneys for the plaintiff ana de-
lendant will appear before the
judge Monday evening, by agree-
ment' when the matter will he ar
Eued.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Love the ieweler. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Spot dance at Dreamland to-
night. good prizes, good music;
pest floor in valley. 20*
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-22

IInter-class tournaments for which
only those who are not on the reg
ular squads are eligible. This ap'
plies to both boys and girls. Prac-
tees for the boys will continue
during holidays and several games
Will be played.
Last Tuesday was observation
day for all teachers in Manning.
ton district. During the day the
teachers were addressed by Prof.
D. C.. Tabler At noon the teach
ers were served a luncheon in the
dining room by the Junior girls
Domestic Science Glass.
Sunday night. the Girls and
Boys club assisted at the Christ
ian church services by singing sew
eral selections before the devotion
al exercises began. Other features
OF our High school talent were !
violin solo BIZ Miss Harriet Low
Their and a piano duet by Miss Gala
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-22
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. 2 /. g 4 2.
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. sWycoH AMI
their guest will spend Christmas
day with the father OF the two la
dies, Perry Pople and Mrs. Pople,
In Reeves avenue.
Daughter.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Martin at
their homo at Cumberland. Mrs.
Martin was Miss Opal stoneking,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. \.
Stoneking, Of State street. Mrs.
Stoneking will go down Saturday
to spend few days with her daugh-
ter.
Berkeley and John May, little
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eau
/ ley. Of May street, are recovering
from their recent Illness.
Mrs. Charles West, who has been
/ i'll for several weeks. is better.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Straight. OF
Warrington, spent Wednesday
with the formers sister Mrs J. d,
Baker, in Vermont avenue.
Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs. OF Kelley
Place. who has been guile Ill Tor
several days, is improving.
Loyal Gwynn, OF Morgantown,
was in the city "Wednesday to see
his brother, Gilbert Gwynn. who
was operated on Tuesday ct COOK
hospital. He is doing we'll.
[ Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Lightner and
son, Eugene, OF Webster Springs
are visiting relatives at Clarksburg.
They will spend Christmas here
with Mrs. Lightner's parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Lindsay Jacobs and
daughters, at Kelley Place.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-22

q y = 49,
May klE g;
* s1pteHel = Y u w e
gave an 1nIeE 1
address on hlgnt ltiitll5iils Z Z =
tne cnapel5ts1 ~ q Ists n
ing. Mr. !. y. Davis condoe sa,.l
the devot1onal exercises 4nl liAAsS :
was rendered stle st!usnt9 u
the High school: SeVeral Is'soFs
we're present ~ the exercises
The Arion Lite:ary Society had
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-22
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OR T'.I I g! 0N

4 sunIeisyI School treat.

sunday School Treat.
The menbets cf the Baptist sun.
day school are arranging q pro-
gram for Friday evening Of this
week at which time the regular an
nual treat will tie given the pupils
Of the school.
EvanseIlstiS Services.
The members OF the MetHo list
Protestant church have aunoint cd
series of evangeNstic services I"
begin in their church on Monday
evening, December &c. Ralph Nc
Coy. the pastor. will do the preach
Ing. It has not been learned whHth-
er he will have assistanc! or not.
Gas OF.
There was considerable neon
Venience to the people ~ Worth
ington on Tuesday and Wednesday
OF this week causeG BY tho weak
ness in the gas pressure. Some
times it would so Oft entirely. The
trouble is said 10 be caused by one
OF the regulators fdIltny to tun";:cn
properly.
Personals.
Walter Fallen TaE n business
visitor in Fairmo0t on Wednesday.
! Leroy Book, II ,|gVNnGo, was
transacting business here IN We'd
Incsday.
been a resident OF Worthington for
the past three years, has removed
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at Community House
8SpIendtd Christmas programs
Slsfe given by the pupils OF the
EaBt Park school Wednesday In the
Community house. The primary
department gave an interesting en-
seftainment IN tho morning which
vas attended by a number OF the
1atrons and friends Of the school,
Bach room also had a Christmas
Efee from which every child re-
caiYed a present. A delightful pro-
gram was given in the afternoon by
thief upper grades Of the school
Each grade gave Christmas play
lind Christmas carols and sonss
we're given also. A large Christmas
tree trimmed by the pupils anu
lWifed for electric lights by inc
eighth grade boys, was an interest
t1e and pleasing feature OF the en-
tdrtalnment.
IA bright little son was born TINS
informing to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Watkins, of Market street. Hi'
name is Robert Linn Watkins. Mrs'
Watkins and Miss Beatrice Court
fney before her marriage.
Junior League.
Mrs. ]. c. Letzkus requests the
members Of tho Junior Epwortn
League of the Diamond street
church to meet her at the cn1rcn
on Friday evening at 6: 70 O'Clock
TO distribute the toys they nave
for poor children.
viii Spend Christmas Day Here
Mrs. Margaret Shuttlesworth. OF
New York city, is visiting her sis'
Tier, Mrs. John Wycoh. ct Clarks
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Would Depose
Sultan, Report

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Dec 22.--
A motion proposing deposition OF
the Sultan on n charge OF high
treason has been introduced in the
national assembly at Angora by
Deputy Kastamouni Bessin Bey. 1t
was opposed by Mustapah Renal
Pasha head OF the nationalist gov
eminent, who said that all ques-
ions at issue with the government
in Constantinople would be settled
at the close of present hostilities.
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Il iana ist from
fliies Jdui6t 81 no 81 ditor
aud bnsiiess ma ger o. the ear
Book next year with the advice
OF Prof. w. u sSprouses and the
Junior English teacher, Miss Fran
els Furbee, the Assistant Editor
appointed was Howard Magee, and
the assistant business manager,
Arthur Prichard.
Charles Conway. senior and a
member OF the American History
class honored that class with a
talk about his life in the Navy be-
fore, coming here to school.
The Christmas holidays began
Wednesday afternoon and will con-
tfnue until January 2, 1922 There
were only two short periods Wed.
nesday afternoon. after which
school was dismissed for the holt
DAYS.