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Evening star., 1921-02-04
STREET CAR. GAS AND POWER
RATES TO EXPIRE IN MARCH
Public Utilities Commission Has Busy
Period Ahead-Georgetown Light Com
pany Case First Set for a Hearine.

With the rates for street car fares,
gas and electricity all scheduled to
expire in March. the Public Utilities
Commission has busy period ahead
Of it.
The first case to come up viii be
that Of the Washington and George
town Gas Light companies. On March
IS the rate of 81 .32 per 1000 cubic feet
for gas furnished private homes ex-
pires.
If the commission takes no action
the price will return automatically 70
s5 cents per 1000 cubic 1eet. WINE ai
the gas companies have given no moi
cation of what rate they will ask Tor
after next month, it is expected they
will file a petition requesting rate
higher than 95 cents. The rate 70
be sought by the gas companies PROD
ably will depend largely on wnat they
are paying for gas oil at the time OF
the hearing.
Gas Oil May Fall.
The Washington Gas Light Company.
it is stated, is still paying 12A cents per
gallon for oil. 1t is possible, however.
that the downward trend Of prices
will hit gas oil within the next month
or two.
On March 81 the street car rate OF
8 cents cash or four tokens ior Sv
cents expires and on April l the old
rate of cents cash. with Z-cent
charge for transfers. will return auto.
matically if the commission does not
act.
Also on March 81 the rate Of $h
cents per kilowatt hour for eiectrlcity
is scheduled to revert to cents un-
less a new order is issued In the
meantime.
Little Hope in Congress-.
Apparently there is little hope now
Of securing legislation from the pres
ent session of Congress relieving the
Washington Railway and Electric OF
it's tax burden of per cent on gross
revenues, which would have brought
the w. R & Z. nearer to hnancial
level with the Capital Traction Com
pany.
While officials of the two street rail-
way companies were not prepared to
say today exactly what rate OF rare
they will ask for next month. both j.
H. Hanna, general manager OF the
Capital Traction, and William F. Ham.
president Of the Washington Railway
and Electric, stated they could not
operate after March on the old rate
of cents, with cents for transfers.
This means that for the first time in
Traction Company will go before the
commission next month with the w.
r. & e. to show why they do not be-
lieve they could operate on the old
rate, which Is slated to be restored In
April.
Mr.. Ham not only declared his COM
pany could not operate on the rate
which is slated to go into effect in
April, but said the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company could not
operate after next month on a lower
rate than is now being charged.
Steel Rails Higher.
Mr.. Hanna said that SO far the
downward trend Of prices has not
been reflected in the materials used
in street railway operations, but, on
the contrary, steel rails cost moro
now than a year ago. The Capital
Traction Company, he said, will aim
to replace two miles Of worn-out
Evening star., 1921-02-04

trackaee this year. at q cost Of ap-
proximately 100000.
Mr.. Hanna said he has refrained
since December from buying tho rails
Tor this years work in the hope that
prices would fall. but there has been
no change. The rails will have to be
purchased within q few weeks in or
der to begin tho replacing in the
spring.
From tho statements Of company
omcials. 1t seemed today that the rate
OF rare after next month either will
oe the same as at present, or slightly
lower. 1t seems unlikely now that
the commission will be able to revert
Evening star., 1921-02-04

to s cents, with cents for transfers,
as specified in the existing order.
Evening star., 1921-02-04

It relieves stomach misery, sour stom-
sch, belching and all stomach disease
or money back. Large box Of tablets
At all druggists in all towns.
Evening star., 1921-02-04
Announcing the
final prices of a
wonderful clothing sale

top OF losses. A CONTINUOUS Softenlng OF prices.
yet never a let-up on P.B quality. And 80,
with prices lower than they have been in years,
we now announce the final reductions in our
mems clothing department.
Evening star., 1921-02-04
Steel Rails Higher.

downward trend Of prices has not
been reflected in the materials used
in street railway operations. but, on
the contrary, steel rails cost moro
now than a year ago. The Capital
Traction Company, he said, will aim
to replace two miles Of worn-out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

And SONORA plays an type Of rccords
without extra attachments. On the
your tan hear YOUR favoritc
Christmas music by YOUR fayorite artist.
Pride Of possession goes with the SONORA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
FIRST WARD.

Third .Erade-Thc leaders or the
cias*f0<4 h week are: Guytpn Hnyh
John fi5ffard. shsna Moore. Noia Put,
samnr Hnsiedxes md iElox Marquee
The purii besf In tho spelling match
WIS. Shiuo Aicorr.
GfVH1& six-@Pttpiis perfect In spell
Inc fdr the month ares hmalla Ortiz.
carl Sicklrr. Euricc Mitchell sam
0ihasDan and Eugene Adams. The
room'a heahh banner contains all
gold stars.
Grade six annex-ciasn leader for
the month. Frances Nolan Honor
run; Bob Harris. Robert tHonakcr.
Henry R~lchardson. Daniel confrcras.
Abcilno Martlne1. Margaret Darrell
Fro Dccs Nolan and Maranfct Nolan.
A christmRs program 10 being pre-
pared by the pupils 10 be given Fri
gay afternoon. AZ which their teacher.
Miss SWEET. win be their guest.
Christmas calendars and the dccora-
tions for the room are being made ny
the art class. A, basketball team has
been ~orRnnixed for the boys. the boys
on The team ares. Captain. Leland
Saunders; players; Henry Richard
aon. Abeiino Martinez. BENJAMIN
Barth. Everett Walsh and Marcos
NGHord.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

Field. Doris Burlington. Eawln Frits.
and Teddy Fhrmhnis.
The champions In playground work
In the high secoad and low third
Grades are! fof the broad jump.
Robert summerlln, z feet: chlnning.
Juan Benavidea. , times n Adelaide
Bara, y timch; pitching. adelaide
Baca, s out Of g trials.
In the low fhild grade class. Ruth
Middlebrook AMI Naoms crooms are
the leaders IN reading. In tho high
second graae. Teddy Chavez und Glen
Daily ore the lsndera.
The Arithmetic LADDERS for tho
week. IN tho low third Grade are
Juan Benavidea and Albert Wilson:
10 the hiFh iecond. thcv are Refiiriu
Labrado and Rowland streha han.
hanueia Iuna, snmuel sanchez,
Lena Haca. White vnnfs, Fred
Wcathers and Teddy Cha yea are the
leaders IN the high hecond grade In
spelling.
tconsinned on page six.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

cnisura ~ China. Japan and siberis
r.tE,6 De- Improved: that a reaccfnI
u1ion would avoid bloody rcnauest
and thAt oxpnuaou Into China and IL
BERN would relieve the SITUATION IN
California ard other parts of the
IHuod States IN spita Of thfse arxv.
mfnfN. however. The nrxn1iYe side
Won The mnin speeches were wen
t~onsffucfed ard the rthuttel proved
titte and e~httrtsininF. There wee
fcrff4firo IN aftenaance al the de-
bNft-Enrl Richmond. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
SECOND WARD

= The puplls Of tho Second Ward are
ALI busy with drawings. paper cuttings
and learning Christmas carols. At.
OF Christmas In the air. All the
ruoms viii have exercises next Friday
afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

The Junior play. After only three
weeks OF practice the Junior class
presented "Pcg o. My Heart" In
which Miss Taylor and Miss Maud
Adams won the hearts 81 many an
audience, with an understanding that
Hould have won the hearts even OF
those famous actresses. Those who
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

I'M Junior bootbali team closed
the season with a game with the First
Wardera Tuesday, Mt Washington
Park. MIR. Ream OF the n. NJ. c a.
acted ns referee. Both teams played
"a fine game and both teams showed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

, heatd ransr HICKS In ahe h!sh nhoct
datismatofsE contest Ia Setfmbef
/ were delighted ~ ase her again IN the
taie roia ef peg The instant zhhl abe
! camc upon the Stage, an~prrciztisc
ciufckics ran eve the audience. what
| cared ahe Or Ian personal appearance
a. 1Iish rnrsV EIchaf She was Just
Er4 HnI ~ TtE. niale her audicnte
tnink onff Of Pes. the untralnea
irisa girl iost ~ pol'te Ensish so
r.n H,h.t sse c,'i NM 80, cf
English rocifip. a part tina was very
u.ii played rs Helen schneider. one
df The thicf tttarucittI&ticH Of her
part Vas tnp clear cnunrintiQn which
10 won fitie3 the paff, The rnft OF
an s~rot!mfcaf Enxloh dudr was tkr<
fully played ~ OWEN Mairon. Fred
erick wnld Insnfuily r~sp,escn',d ,
Nni to b. eur<otfeu war Carl Allen In
this part OF 1he lawyer who would
never have Thought or proposing 10
Fey had me mo- Suggested n htf@N.
rhn mite rnnfd 1ud fhe tall butler
we're Hrouelt cnrtflfed when Laura
Shaver trf nichnrd Iewl9 appeared
fhfcurh n door together. PEG had
aach an awful umc piiins her belong
inra nio the arms Of tho all butler
Who had only 10 carry around n 81
yer platter 10 carn hie living, Who
would havf fhopHht mat Mildred
xlfIsut could appear 10 mafronly? As
10 the william OF the play-wisoeeeF
Thought OF Nathan Classman In that
srnle7 Such a play composed entirely
'of character parts made a strong ap-
'Dcnl 10 HE atfdicnce aud Mr.. Burton
is 20 he commended upon his coach-
ing Of the play.
Wcb-fcr-Rooscvrlt Debate. Last
TUESDAY ucrt was n DEBATE In the.
library on the proposition. Rcsolred.
That Japan should BE Allowed to tx
pnnd Into China and Siberia. on the
affirmative were George Huhbeli,
DonnM oemnn and Harold Blank Of
this Roosevelt Society; ON the negative
were Richard lewis, Josephine Afil-
nor and Leonn Raney of D. Webster
Sacfu4y. A few OF the affirmative
points were hat Japan woul I'm
prove Cliuu commercially; that The
Chinese xovernment would he I'M
proved. that China would profit . a
cntionAlly and spiritually: that The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

Fire DriIl. A fire driil was called
Thursday mprnlnx 10 ~dafcrunne the
time required for everyone 10 leave
the building. There are "a pupiis
enrolled and II took SO seconds for
them 70 clear the building. Two fire.
me Witnessed the driil-violet Lam
easter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

The Matinee. The matinee per-
formnnce OF "Peg o. My Heart the
junior play. was very popular with its
audience. chiefly pe:sls OF the high
rchool and tho grade schools There
Eas approximately our hundred and
twenty-five AZ the matinee. Each OF
the characters In the play calls for
character portrayal The part Of
Airs. Chichester and that OF Hawks
were probably the most difficult linz
presentations. bat Milircd Zlrhut
made Il ~charniinW English matro1f and
Carl Allen "a dignified lawyer. Pnnsy
Hicks was particularly good In the
title role Of Peg and brought many
laughs from the audiench Frederick
Ward as Terry was All TINT c0uld b.
desired o. a hero ana was niwnys well
poised. Helen Schneider. o. ethel.
entered arlendIdly into the spirit OF
her part Nathan GinssInun IN the
part Of Brent scored highly. owen
Marion as Alaric made n typical Eng
LIB dude Richard Lewie and Laura
Shaver ~ the footman and the maid
rendered their parts IN a distinctive
manncr-Ilelen Hiiliard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

.Tbc Heating sy>fcm- The heating
Dlnnf o. nhc high school u a kcwa-
nee hot air sysfn.n- Il seems 10 be
tho onay kind u have in q school
building because the air Is circulated
and r. comoicfely changed eycry pey-
en- msnntes and the Temperature can
~ regulated 20 q hsanhfii advau-
thgs. Although there Is not quite 20
much heat ~ d hot water plant Will
give. Il ~ a more even temperature.
every room there IL a thermnsfnf By
which the temperature OF the room
can be Observation-Disclosures Boren.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

The rraefica1 side OF Art work.
The art cisssH under Tho directlon -
nief shankk. u making Qpid prog
ress In the making ~ dainty Christ :
mas gifts. several Of The girls are
enamflnG coffee cans n painting
designs on the sides md tons OF
candy and bon-bon boxes Among
the other articles that are being made
are hand painted Christmas rarda.
candle holders and ellndea hotter
pads and calendars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

In the low hrst grade in Miss
Hopkins room. these pupils ares DO
ms exceptional work IN phonics and
reading. Byard BQycr. Dorothy Cox.
selma Shoemaktr Tbumaa Hammond.
William lioimnruos Clifford Condii,
Nerleue McCown. Raymond CirRhurn.
hrma Lee McCowa. z,av1n Hem
bricks Johnny Brodbeekt RAYMOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

Thu pupils Mn have hha good
efifhuasuc leasoqs this week 10 the
Icw fourth gradt arr Petra Chavez,
Elizabeth nnrcnson. Kathleen Cain.
ana Nesia Diliuan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

X~uII/ufI1r1. An NfX was
c4iIf1 Monday unrsfInE epnccfnnnr
he jsnE--r ftl1l. Amer e<st4sx q ~
play rec . ny Heart f'<ec ~ NJ.
ss<es.es, Fancy ,i'efr frsasriek
U<r-1 neth kIefron. and <etAer
1,ne~1fen. 1ortu HgoicT. - fpnt9f
l>1z=rc4@ f9>H4Ft4. gave 4 If}ff Mtk
Oh fht fln4ncit< snde ~ ths play. The
3nrff4 oInr AZ rlNef enuualiY COR ne
p.l5pdau al nnNncpE the junior prpen,
which <acn junior ciass gives ~ mr.
fpsi1,s "a se,er = ne rss'erm
u1<1fIrx hria XonS>S n.ar-inx iu
ma4ifn<<t, amer The u>uai a~sscfnbiy.
fdr th> i'erinr& ~ laafrrtlsFx tho iun-
Inf HAY ticket krii1ue N1mralHn. was
.xHe1iIon4:Iv <4ttorarr ana urtffrr-
F.rrt. d feprc1cntniiNc MAS ap-
nh.nlsd ~ sce 10 thr ticEetf ~ each
fposn a fhe hniidlnE and thcFe were
fnse<<t ~ ~ ~ s nos
rts W1eiotfe Hfetfrs. Frnrsrss sher-
II ana Henry hsfrheldt we're af-
polnla1 and each captain CHOSE eleven
n.<lslhffr4 Inesr nrrrd 10 the nnpo-
e,,e sld> nnE nftainnW FOR The ticket
sefIInx 81 the r~oflo{is districts each
mtusbfs ef a team heinf given a def
unite teffIftaF ~ Tcyfr ard ~ many
ItIrtH as tNNI lNtf WuNtu
b. able IA SELL scFefni pthcrs not
on teams. also volunteered as ticket
ttllors and The meeting adjourned.
-
Domestic sciencc iuaeisrons- Tne
fourth pcliod class had a urcaffaat
Hionday. A color schcme 81 yellow
and white was cnrrird out. Ethel
VIctrrs acted a. hostess and Miss
GIL head o. The domestic rrIence de- /
pnrtmcnt. was ne honored guest. The
following menu was served Crepe
fruIt IN nccflona. ham omclct with
white sauce. buiitrcd toast. almcnda.
olives. nipple salat chtesc weferH
biscuits with cranberry jelly, coffee
with raj
Tha pInk and white color acheme
WAS nsei NJ Z dn5ut,lf served lunch /
lson at asgt fhufpdAv afternoon, The
girls Of shf fourth period foods and
IcouGtfy close served the luncheon and
acted a. hoateeeea To- i've uthff girls
Of The cinaa and TO Mrs IA Bar a.
guest of honor-k1'rabsth sirong.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

a knowiadee OF fe,tbell That wqg un-
usual tor bup5ia n Young. They had
All the trick and <Enais used by their
big bresncfs. III ftofe wns 9 20 o
IN favor Of the First Ward. The
Second Wardrrs alayed in the follow
ina poaitInns: Max Freed, O. b..
Herman Tnpla. ~; Henry Luian.
rsh.. Albert nj Pred ftuhhs O..
guards were Haryid kass aud Henry
kyaiioim: tackles were icem Bilyieu
sInifs and nonl yiiianueva.
Pupils who Win hieuest place IA
the writing ehdE this wtfk were
Orace Ross. ATna Brown Herman
Tapie. Rosa .Slbn. Janice sPnrkinn.
Gwtncoiyn Ifdfnhnds,. Helef, Antoiuc
and Dean stirrAt (
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

Field. Doris Buinnston. EawIn Frits.
and Teddy Fnrmhnia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
DtSlt Agualila
ALTA NOTA SOCIAL EN- AGUADI.
LLA.-EN LA RESIDENCIA DEL
LCDO. LUIS B. BLASCO

FL acontecimiento social de ia Sc
mama pasada, 10 cOnstituy6, sin duda
alguna, la boda de Angelita Blasco y
Augusta Saavedra, que de tantas
tan merecidas simpatfas diSfrutan en-
los clrcnlos sOciales de esta sOciedad.
! ;QuiGn en- Aguadilia no ha admirado
intcligente la genial desposada. une
sus encantoS Simpatfas. un talentO
artfstico Y litcrario por todos coneep-
tOs estimable; SUI concursO valiosfsimo
no falt0 nunca Il toGas cuantas mani
festaciones del arte Y de la inteligen-
cia, Sc dicron afuf cn Aguadilla
FeliZ ella que unc hoy su suerte a
un joven enteramente caballeroso
distinguido como 10 es Augusto Saave-
dra. que de tan iuStO aprccio goZa en-
los cfrculoS SocialcS financiero< do
esta poblaci6n.
FL acto nupcial celebr0se en- familia,
en- la tarde del domingo 1 del actual.
de una tardc llena de amor V de ro-
manceS Y de enSuelos mil. en- la casa
residential del Lcdo. Luis Il. Blasco,
! hermano de la cspiritual Angelita
SOlamente aSiStieron al referido acto.
ademds de los famiiares de Ia gentil
contraycnte, los sefiorcs Ernesto Echa-
varrfa, don Jose Ramon Echavarrfa V
su distinguida esposa, la muy bella
V encantadoi,l scIlorita Mallf Echava-
rria. Ell enlacc Sc celebr6 por el rito
cat0lico. Y apadrinaron la hoda el
L.cdo. Luis Il. Blasco. Ia sciiora viu-
da del Lcdo. Alfredo Blasco, madre
tsta Ultima de la linda desposada.
Terminada la ceremonial nupcial, que
fu6 bendecida por el Rvdo. Padre Go
rOstiza Y en- la cual los felices contra
yentes vieron con clio realizados sus
mas caroS Y adorables anhelos de
amor, estos salieron en- viaje de novios
para Ia isla. Va eStan de regreso los
distinsuidos esposos, on su nueva y
hermOsa residencia de Ia Hacienda
Buena Vista, de acaudalado propieta-
rio Sr. Argusto Saavedra; V que el
sol de IA felicdad Y de In dicha brille,
con luz radiantr y cSpltndit.l. sia1apre
ALI on aGuel nido de cnsueno, tornado
por Ansclita Y Augusta, Y santifcaao
por cl amer.
Mario Mordlcs
A-uaGi.la, Septiembrc de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
NFEVO LOCAL PARA LA ADMINS
TRACTION DE CORREOS DE
SA%TJRCE

III Inspector general de correos Mr..
Ryan. rsta SoliviianQO por medic de
la rrrnsa diaria de San Juan, I'm 10
cal en- 81 harrio de Santurce. que este
radirado en- Ia partc mas centrica del
Versailles. con cl fin de instalar en- & In
| Administrator de Correos, debido q
que cl local que hoy ocupa es dema-
| Slado eStrccho para el vOlumen de "a
cos de correspondence que allf Sc re-
clhon el continue movimiento que a
diario Sc nota en- el Correo. Hace va
aiglin tempo, estando Ge inspector ge-
neal de correoS on Puerto Rico. Mr..
hathaway rccomend6 @ hizo sahcr al
Administrators general de corrcos en-
Washington, Mr.. Burlenson. quc 81 To-
cal que ocupaha In Adm!nisi raci1n de
'"rreoS en- sdnturce era inSuiciente,
POGO ven1ilado V antihigi6nico. parecs
que ahora I'll inspector Ryan. ina rsma-
rhado en- el clavo V las autoridades
postales le han ordrnado que husque
un local c6m0do, amplio adecuado,
para 10 que Sc p!dc. FL inspector
Ryan estd publieando un anlneio en-
eStoS dfas. soliritando ofertas de un
huen LEGAL. Necesita one cl elificio
ocupe I'LL radio de LOO pies cuadra-
dos, tendri que ser frcsco. tcner mu.
cha luz. estar bien localizad0. a nr1le-
bas de ratas Y con un buen scryicio
sanitario.
Fl ST. Ryan nos dice que el TIo
Sam es un masnifico inluilino; STEM
pre- paga sUs rentas Il tempe, I cuan-
do alq'iila un local no cs per un cor
to periodic de tempo. Como no ha de
conSeguir, pues, 10 que desea?
Este acto reali2aIo por Mr.. RYAN
mcrcce cl ap!auso @euc ii del poblado
de Santurcc, va que on honor a La
vcrdad. era tempo dc q1e Sc hiciese
algo en- hian de a1ual vecindario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
tlGA ACRIcOLB

Los .signientes documentOs ,pertene-
cientessa Ia 'Liga Agricola de Asuas
Buenas'' han sido archivadOs zen Ia
Secretarfa Ejecutiva:
/. Certificate relative la election
de los xsefiores que han de ser los di-
rectores oficiales hasta el dfa 81 de
diciembre del afo actual. En- dicho Ger
tificado aparecen los siguientes NOM
bres: Antonio Ramfrez, Presidente
Ramon Lopez Aivarado, vicepresiden-
te; lose Julia Marin, secretario; Ar
temio Camacho, Tesorero; y Luis Ra-
mfrez, Diego Lizardi, Manuel Alyara-
do, Francisco Flores, Alfonso Flores,
Guillermo Camacho, Herm6genes Ri
vera, Pedro Rosa, Ramon Lizardi,
Juan nj Dfaz, Evaristo Ayala, Jose
Garriga Cintr6n, Domingo Freire,
Juan Flores, Francisco Falcon, Juan
Rosafi6, yalentfn Fernandez, Manuel
Nieves " Martin Ramos, vocales. To
dos los ofciales precedentes son tam
bi6n directories.
.. Informe anual correspondence al
afio 1920. 5x VI IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
LA JUNTA CENTRAL,

Para la acostumbrada reunion de los
viernes, ha sido citada la Junta Cen.
trail del Partido Unionista, que sc reu-
Mira esta noche, en- el-loeal de costuIn-
bre. Sc espera conoeer Ell resultado de
las relaeiones o carnbio de impresiones
de la jefatura del partilo. con la Man
sion Ejecutiva v estado dc Ia sitiia.
ci6n polftica. 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
DANOS EN- GUAYANuJ.A

FL. nal tempo ocaSion6 mucho da-
no en- las playas dc la region de Ma
yagiiez los pahnares de aduella cos
ia, particularmcntc los de Guanai ift5o.
freron los mas pcrjudicados, caicu-
landoSe en- mas dc 100 palmas en- pie
ma production, las que han quedado
totalmente destrufdas. ~t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell JuEZ DE IftMACAo

Ha estado en- San Juan, en- gestionss
de su cargo, el Hon. 'liez de la Corts
dc Distrito de Humacao, Lcdo. Pablo
Berga, que ha visitado al Gobernadop
y al Attorney General. ..s s'.E
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

Como de rgOr los tep0s pTesenes las Casas de Co.
mercO debidamente organZadas Corp0raconeS, OrgaZa
clones bancarias todo EstabIeciento que enga ben CT
menado prestigo mundo de los negocios necesta
guardian Ibros de cOnabdad dOcumentos Vegetables
P0izas de SECURE cuaquera vaores de iportanca
Gaia de Seguridad de Acero que presto absoutas
rantias
Con los frecuentes ncendos cue venen sucedendO las
C0mpaias de SECURES IA necesidad Gle poner en-
coociEiento de Asegurados ga-antzaran el
go dc respecvas P6zas estas esten Ge
darrene depositadas Gaia de Acero de la mejor
dad asi ismo ell Gobierno por medic de Ley hara
igal exigenca las Corporaconos respeco bros
de Contabilidad.
nnguna Gaia mas aprOp6sitO para cubierto cua
Quier documento de esa nataeza de academies
cono la GAIA DE ACERO de la fanosa "SECURlTY
de las que ncos dstribuidores las Antas Es
tas Caas de AcerO ean fabadas de acuerdo to-
dos los reGuerimientos ndspensaes absolute
rantia el temple del material hasa ajuse ndes
tructble esan de tai dviddas elias puede
deposarse desde la simple cara de neg0clos hasta ell brO
ell documentO de mayor mportancia. Los cuatrO graba
dos aduntos dan idea clara precsa de 10
tras CAJAS SECURTTY importa POGO ell taanO que la
desee amen de que ell Comprador puede soctar los
partimientOs que convenientes para negocio.
sita en- su establishments IL oficina una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

PUEDE SERvIRSE Gaia para necesdades
pacua los anaQue compdu1as tod austables puede
los bos que reaconan gabado de la GAIA
faba soamente forma senca para depositar Ii
pqueno ave obo de vaor Sus
dimensOn exteror 60 pugadas de ato 1854 de ancho
30 81 de fondo. = Peso 420 libras.