davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04
olpsmAR eARpEN TRACTOR

Biggest small tractor and smallest
big tractor on the market today Does
the work of one horse quicker. cheap
err and better: just the thing to work
your crops or orange grove. 1t oper-
ates at half the cost of maintaining q
horse. Send for literature or come
and see ii work at 81 Reitz's, local
agent. Weirsdale. Fla % lyr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04
The Rats Around MY Place Were
Wise.v Saws John TuthiiI

Tried everything to kill them. Mix
ed poison with meal, meat. cheese,
etc. wouldn't touch it. Tried RAT
SNAP, inside OF ten days got rid o.
all rats You don't have to mix RAT
SNAP with food. Saves flssing, both
.er Break a cake Of RAT-SNAP, lay
it where rats scamper. You will see
no more. Three sizes, 35c. Csc, Sl.2o.
Sold and guaranteed By The Court
Pharmacy az.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04

At last we have received that long
delayed shipment of EVERWEAR
HOSIERY for which you have been
|asking and the prices are materially
reduced. FISHEL'S. limo.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04

WI. n. =. Mtg Cts q "UHuStt u'
Story About Rats. Read It
For months my place was alive
with rats. Losing chickens, eggs,
feed, Friend told me to try RAT
SNAP. I did Somewhat disappoint-
ed at first not seeing many dear rats,
but in a few days didn't see a live
one. What were not killed are not
around my. place. RAT-SNAP sure
does. the trick" Three sizes, Csc, Csc,
$1.25. Sold and guaranteed by The
Court Pharmacy. ad.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-03-04


about which the bees were enclosed
set 225 fruits. The other trees in the
orchard set from 5000 to 10000 fruits
each, many more than they could car
ry, thus indicating not only the value
of the bees as. pollinizers but also the
importance of cross-pollination.
Another incident of much interest
indicating somewhat similar facts is
said to have occurred upon Green's
Fruit Farm at Rochester, N. Il. After
4 hive of bees was located near an
extensive field of strawberries Of a
self-sterile variety planted for propa-
CATION, it was found at ripening time
that the end Of the patch nearest the
hive of bees was loaded with fine ber-
ries.
When cold and windy weather con-
ditions occur during the blooming sea-
SON Of apples. pears. plums and Cher
ries. there is usually very light set
Of fruit, and the. failure of fruit trees
to set crop is commonly directly at
tributed to the weather conditions.
This in measure is undoubtedly
true. but often because the weather
hinders the work Of bees. Honey bees
win not work upon blossoms exposed
to high winds, and cases not infre-
ouently occur where large proper
ton Of the fruit crop in an orchard
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15
Turtle clubs will find this an agreeable


resort"
Later, the rcmodeled stable passed
in,o the hands OF 4 city surveyor,
whose family lived in it until 20, years
ago. Then, as the ncighborhood be-
came crowded with immigrants, the
surveyor was compelled to move, and
reluctantly sold the old place to 4 gas
light company. The gas company i'm
mediately ruined the landscape and
view by building huge gas tank,
but otherwise let the house alone. Ac-
cordIng tn the Greek grocer, who
keeps a store on the corner Of the
block, nm Italian family Of large pro-
portions lived in it fer a, number OF
years until recently when it was turn
ed, quite appropriately into an anti
que shop. .,.a..
Not far from this sturdy old struc-
turc is another large house OF colonial
frame architecture which clearly
shows it's affiliations with bygonc
period when wide vcrandas and lawns
and four-horse coaches were familiar
features of the East Side.
RemodeIins Neighborhood.
It is within short walking distance
of these two historic landmarks that
the Vanderbilt colony is TO start its
development. Sutton place runs for
only two blocks on Avenue A between
Fifty-seventh and Fifty-ninth streets
AS quiet and secluded n little
thorouGhfare as anyone could desire.
The back windows OF its tall. narrow,
old fashioned houses look directly out
on the East river from the shadow of
the beautiful and massive greensboro
bridge, which stretches across the
water like n huge gate shutting out
the rest of the world. The houses,
most Of which, have been taken over
by Mrs. Vanderbilts friends and rel
ativcs are to- he rcnodcled at an eX-
pcnse of,thousands Of dollars and their
backwards are to be converted into q
single, long garden, with a fountain in
the center.
Several other such developments
have already started in the same
neighborhood, while at least two have
been in existence long enough to prove
the merits of the East Side as an en-
elusive residential district. One Of
these is known as the Turtle Bay
gardens and consists of u houses, all
newly painted and plumbcd and re-
fioored, with new French windows, and
a spacious Italian court, planted with
shrubs and flowers for a back yard.
In additionat to "a number Of wcll-known
society fsk, several authors, includ-
ing Winston Churchill land Ernest
Poole lfYes here. The colony gets its
name from the river, which, curvins
abriptly;an at this point was known
as Turtle Bay in the old days when
the suburbanites had bathing beach
,andsa stftes of private wharves on It's
banks. s.
Thus, Mrs: ifvandcrhilt's flight from
Fifth avenue, becoming more and
more a center of conunefcjal activity,
is not as startling as@it.!seems. SUIT
ton place is an eminently desirable
home site, even though it is bit faded
and in direct line with the criminal
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15
Iss''E #dasadi;sy4;' i;G4 FeBraia4fyy iiify is, 1921.

like business men, with the result;
would have retained the pardon and
perhaps :, a fair share Of the money.
We would have parted the best of
friends. And if 1 had been fellow
bandit he would have apoloslzed for
troubling nnc-and bought tho drinks"
, Jennings said the hold-.up occurred
Monday night while he was on his
way to the old Caledonia hotel. ."the
first time had brought myself ito
Visit it after o. EIenry,' ca close friend
Of his) died: -,
I'm sorry the thing got out, as ii
makes me lool; ridiculous" he con-
cludcd - ~: :
Jennings who is 81; was was pareoned
ncar;y 20 years ago. 49, ~.
,''I- =. -.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15
VICTIM OF OWN GAME
Al Jennings Held Up and Robbed In

Al Jennings Held Up and Robbed In
Brooklyn'H -: -,
'.rhc modern bandit ISL no gentle
man." Al jennings; former famous
outlaw, declared in New York yester-
Cay. = - '..:: .'2''.".. .;''.H
Jennings based DISSATISFACTION on his
encounter with IL lliold-np man here.
who relieved him Of: his purse con-
tanning sSa and tho"ttcasured pardon
granted him byi President: Roosevelt
As a result. of his experience, lie
has decided modern Now York Is too
wild and woody for him and that he
will spend the rost Of his visit in his
hotel, adding, I'm not so sure I'll be
safe even then"
Asked to compare the technique Of
the prescnt-day outlaw with the old
times, Jennings replied.
"Therc is no comparison In the
old days man might be an outlaw
and still he gentleman. In my
opinion, the modern bandit is no gem
tlenlan, Judging from the sample L
met up with the other night.
"This fellow, who apparently was a
foreigner Of middle age, treated me
worse than a dog. = =
I. Listen, friend" I told him, I'm Al
Jennings and feel that I am due lit
TIC professional courtesy"
Don't kid me-" the bandit told me.
I'm Woodrow Wilson" ~: :.
'.lIc got my purse, leaving me. only
a dime; but It wasn't that I minded.
In the purse was the pardon Presi-
dent Roosevelt granted me. I tried to
tell him about it but he wouldn't lis
ten.
Nov, in the old days, my. outlaw
and I would have talked things over
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15
VMl X01EVaAAR 1NQU1141s

colony across the river at Blackwelrs
Island. Indeed, there is a certain ad-
vantage in having the island SO close
ut hand, for-who .knows?-if trade
keeps up its horrible pursuit, the four
hundred may yet bc forced to take
over a, prison in order to achieve their
desired scclusion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15

Wasted ort.-Black-"What arc
you licking johnny fOr?"
Mrs. Black-"I told him TO get
cleaned SOS / could take him TO get
vaccinated, and when l got to the
doctors he had washed the wrong
arm. m."-New York Sun.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15

TO endcayor TO- bring about the
passage Of minimum wage laws Miss
Jeanette Rankin, who was the first
woman representative in congress, is
now making tour:;of the country. -,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15

: Thirteen hundred carspf boxed APP
pies were frozen in shipment last year.
The loss to tho owners amounted to
Sl,0O0.00N. =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-15

Cleveland Star, (SheIby), Feb. II:
At the home of Rev. A. C. irwin on
North. Morgan street Miss Pearl Love
lace and Btr. r. C. Ware. a.pnpuar and
p;ffcornincnt- young couple aof the Oak
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
bTiNante Fiesta
en- ATeCibO

FL deminga 81 &c noviembrc dltimo
Sc l,cvaton a efccto TN el Conscjo
de los CaballeroS de Colon. una We
lada por Ii tarde u,# jaraHa-baile.
por Ia noche.
Amb0 actos rcsultaron magnilicos.
Y no y dfa csprrarSp lnclioS, 81 50
l,tnc riI cuenta Que la fcli2 iii%iadora
dirr"tora de los miSmoS 10 fu6 la
S.mpitica. cuita y cSpiritHal sehQrita
l.D,ira Kuimlam. actiyA presidcnia dc
Ia cSpiGmitia congregation de IIiias
dr Maria Y elemrnto dstinguidfsimo
DC In Cortr dc Iabelinas ".Juana de
.Arco' de esta citGad.
la vclada infantil fuG III gran
GNito. pucs todos los iHimeros fucron
interprctadOS admirable mcnte per los
p"ccic>oS grupos dc nihit0s encarga
GaS de sll representation. In parte
De piano a cargC dc la sehOrita
Kuimlam eStuvo admirable: los aplau-
$, : no So regatcacon unos Y otroS
Y fucron tributadoS con vcrladcra OK
r0ntanciGad.
I'll bailc, tamhidiI rca,lt6 maynflico.
tanto Ell 10 que respccta al ndmero
tie cuncurrentes como q 10 Selecto de
Gllos
PrecioSos frasant"s capuilos dc
nueStro jartlfn social SO dicrOn cita en-
los amplos saloncs del Consejo Ca
pitan Ccrrea. para rcndirie tribute
a TerpSfcore. De elias rccordamos Il
lolita Kuilam. 'dlma mater de la
GcSta; Suncha PA, Natalia Arln,
Carmita AStor. Margot Tcrras;l Rosa
Maria da Ia Tore Muiliz. Chta Co
lon, Marg1t MaStla!rna GranudoS.
Margot 'luintana Carmen Mcrino. To-
iita Dei%ado. Elisa Ventura, Maria
Rubio. AmGrica MuhoZ. Petra G6nZa-
l"Z. Teresa Hernardnz, PaUlita .Alva-
reZ. Marta f. Arrcgoitfa ctras mas,
bcllfsimuS todas.
l'e la juventrd masculiiia vimos
ail Nlllante representation. TOdGS
nny amahleS. simpdticCs Y cultos.
-E$ta noche dieron principle con
Gran solcmnidad : esplcndor las no.
velaS d. la Purfsma Conception.
Ell sermon del Rev. Padre Nueva
Paz. fn6 magistral FL tcmplo estl
artfsticamentc decOrado, profusamen-
tc iluminado Y estuvo matcrialmcnte
lleno de feligreses. Cen In iniciaci6n
d" este Solemnfsim0 nr4 enario, Sc in
t.ica un nuevO triunfo del popular
Padre ReXach Y de las ballfsimas V
piadosas Hijas de Maria.
Roger dc Flor
.trccb0, die. 1. 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
Ell SUJETO QUE DEJO A PENA
EN- LA GALE

El Sabado Sc celebr0 en- la secci0n
segunda de la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan, ell juicio contra ell sujeto
jose Martinez (a) Pepe, quicn hace
nueve meses sustrajo &c la propiedad
del Sr. Agustfn Pena, comerciante de
esta plaza, yarias pleas de vestir,
dejdndole casi Ell la iEtemperie
Ell acusado hacfa nueve meses que
estaba huyendo. utilizando la rcpa del
seiIor Pena para yestir por esas-ca-
lies. Como cosa turiOsa tenemos que
inforlnar nuestros lectores que la
inalana esa qae daiar'm desprovisto
al senior Pena de toda su indumenta-
ria, tuvo necesidad de mandar n la
casa de Schira por un traje de Palm
Beach, pues de 10 contrario hubiese
tenido necesidad de venir su Colma-
do en- payama.
Ei acusado Sc declar6 culpable de
In acrsaci6n de escalamiento que Ie
hiz0 el fiscal imponi6ndole ell juez
Rodriguez Sierra. un ailo de presidio
con trabajos forzados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
Las CarreraS del. saba
Do Y domingo
FL "BELMONT" MURIO INTONICA-
DO.-EE MAYOR DINIDENDO 10
DA "ESCOBA". $3.14.

I'll sibado SO lleyaron Il cabo on el
Hip6dr0mO de Santurce, las cinco ca
rreraS anunciadas en- ell programa, ante
un publico baStante nutrido. FL juratlO
10 componan los sei1ores Pedrosa, ST.
fire Y Lopez Antongiorgi.
La primera carrera de 1.100 metros,
fu6 una sorprpsa para los hfpicos. que
saliera victorioso Y. cuando el candi-
dato era PyOgrcsO. Este no pudo pro-
gresar Y lego segundo Y ArdiHd ter
cpro SuS records flIeron 1J1 ), 1.51
2ij 1.513I5. " pag6. en- primera
$153 Y Progreso, en- segunda, 30 cts.
En- la scgunda carrera de 1,300 me-
tros, fu6 el premio para la Panderctd,
de PunSoda. que va era tempo que
vicra Ia Suya. Pauline. lego Ia segun
da V Lovetie. el tercero. Sus records
fueron. 1851 b, 1852 ) V 1853 5. Pda-
dcrctd pag0. en- primera. 22 centavOs
V $2.1j, en- segunda. En- esta carrera
no tom0 parte Cddis.
En- la tercera carrera de 1000 me-
tros, no corri0 Belmont nj Lir0n. Ell
primero no corri0. Seglin me infOrm0
el vetcrinario MenendeZ. debido que
el caballo estaba intoXicado con una
medicina que lie dieron Ell la cuadra.
FL triunfo fue para Chcquc, llegando
Ell segundo. Welcome Y Tridn6it, ter
cero al que no hicieron sino traquear-
10. Sus records fueron. 1.55. 1851 5 V
1.552l5. Chcquc pag0, en- primera, 81
centavoS Y 4G. en- segunda.
En- In cuarta carrera hubo su sorpre-
sa. Nadie podia imaginarse que el ne
gro GOodrirh huhicse tenido el valor
! dc ganalle n la Gdlid. FL plblico. que
ell su mayor par;e. jugaba la Gaia,
eomcnz6 Il -Ipcir: NO como ESQ. Y
"Aguantaron a Ia Gotta. Qued0 demos
! trado que en- esta carrera no hubo In
malta de que So habi5: pues D0nes,
dlcilo de la GGlia. lie jug0 on la BAN
ca. S200GO. en- preSencia del que es-
cribe. Y eS de suponer que Dones no
tenga $4,000. para botarlos.
1.o que 81 hubo. fu6 IN gran des-
Guido por parte de Masate, antes de
llesar la raya. FL Tango. alg0 triste,
lles6 cl tcrccra. Sus records fueron,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
MOVIMIENTO OBRERO

Fl sccrcta~io general de In Fedora
ci6p porlarriurr6a del T-.baic, srilur
lTir6 hu epyiodo a lus orcanizacioncs
otiIs,dots Io convacoto,.o 1.o1,1 "a
,samhlao oxt,,,r.tiuli a,1n cclpbrarl
/. instruction 81 dia 1, del corricntc
mes. en- In ,iudad de San Juan.
Entra otroS 80 trotnr;1p on IN osom-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
ESpECTACUIOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-La hermosa
cinta titulada: "Silencio O Mujer
Ideal'', en- actos.
Teatro AEierica.-Reprise de la sin
igual cinta titulada: mater Doloro-
sa".
Teatro Rialto.-Hoy lunes, el dra-
ma en- 6 actos, "Buscad la Mujer"
Y TN episodio de la grandiosa serie
ODE Potencia a Potencia".
Cine Luna.-Los episodios II Is
de 'Libertad" una comica.
Cine Real, Puerta de Tierra).-La
cinta titulada: "Si No, representa-
DIS por una gran estrella.
Cine Monte Carlo, (Puerta de Tie
rra).-La sin rival cinta titulada: Isl
o No. ..s.
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-El ex-
traordinaria, poderoso y sentimental
drama en-, 8 actos, "La Fruta Prohi-
bida".
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-Pre-
sentara la gran cinta alemana "Aman
tes Rivales".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
La hermosa serie titulada: "Los Mia
gros de la Selva', nuevos episodios y
una comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
&OCIEDAD BENEFICA
FRATERNIDAD ESCOLAR

Ell Honorable Emilio del Toro Cue
bas dara una conferencia para la So
cieiad Ben6fica. Fraternidad Escolar
cl microbes : del corriente. en- el Cine
Real Ell Orador desarrollara el tema !:
"Cristo, lcGder". Comenzara el acto
a las tres de In tarde. con arreglo al
Siguiente programa: Obertura, Bar
bero lie Sevilla", ejecutada por el oc-
teto 'Fraternidad Escolar". Didlogo,
El. remedio de In herida'. por las nj
mas Maria Luisa Pedreira Y Julia NJ
Noya. Solo de violin, Souvenir, eje-
cutado por el joven Jaime Padr6,
acompanado al piano por el joven Jo-
sc +. Pedreira.
Conferencia, "Cristo, leadcr". pOr ell
honorable Emilio del Toro Cuebas.
Danza, "Felices Dfas', por Morell
Campos. ejecutada por ell octeto.
Al acto nos inyitan el Presidente,
Emilio s. Belaval, la Secretaria, Con-
chita Gonzalez, el Consejero, Antonio
Sarriera, ell Presidente del Comite dc
Gonferencias, Jose Baralt v ell Presi-
dente del Comit6 de Actos Pt1blicos,
Tomas Rovira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
SALA DE SOCORROS

Han sido asistidos ell la sala de So
cores, Juan Silva, de fuertes contu-
stones en- el cuerpo; All Chung, de
contusioncs IN TN brazo on Ia es-
paida Luis Castro de erosion eu los
cledes dc in nauo ierecha Cruz vi
iiafafe. 1e herida en el dodo dei pie
izquierdo; Catalina Es,raua. de ana
confusion Ell IA cara; Nalentfn Prado
de herida en- un dedo &c la manO de
recha; Julio Gonzalez, de herida ell
la cabcZa; Ramon Calor. de contusio-
nes eli los dedo> de la nlano izquierda
! Luis Fontanes, de coutusiones en- el
anteblazo izquiertlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
RESOLUCIONES nELA cORTE
sUPREMA DE PUERTO RICQss
DIcIEMBRE /.

FL Pueblo vs.. Pascual Millans hQ=
micio volunta,.1 Sc cclebr6 la vista
del caso con asistenciG del fiscal p0t,
el opela6o. SEf
FL Pueblo VS.. Nicanor Burgos, yuatf
Lizardi. Natalie Nevarez. Francisco
VillegaS de JESUS v Pedro Santiag6
Dfaz, infracci0n nj artfculo 1G2 def
c6diso penal. Sc cclebra.On las vis-
tas dc las casos con aSistcilcia e in
forme de las parties.
Candida Rosa Ramfrez Rol0n VS..
Cdndido Ramirez Muiioz, ct. al, re-
cl:liraci6n dc alimrntos provisiolales.
Sc celcbr0 Ia vista dc este c:lsn con
asistencia dc los ;lpogados dc las
parties.
Maria Ernestina Tardi VS.. AIialio
Tardi, declaratoria de hcredercs. Sc
celebr0 In vista del case sin asistcr-
Ga de las parties. Is
Ramon Vergnc, ct. al, VS.. Hon. Ra-
facl Cintr6I. Juez dc Ia Corte de
DlStIltD uc NudN'tHiit. c"Illotufl. IoS
orlcn0 al Secretario cxpida manda-
'riiento dc ccrtiorari Girigido al Hon.
Rafael Dfaz Cintr6n, Juez de la Cor
te Distrito dc Guayama Y Sc sefas6
para la vista del mismo el dfa u de-
diciembre corriente las 2 p. M.
Francisco Flores Costa VS.. Succso-
res III. Perez Hermano.s. daiiOs per-,
juici0s. Orden eXtendiendo hasta di-e
ciembre II, 1921, cl t6rmino los de- ,
neutrality-suspicious. para radicar en-
la Corte de Circuito tie Apelaciones.
de Boston, la transcription de los
autos.
Carlos Maymf VS.. la Asamplea Aiu-
nicipal de Naguabo, certiofari. Sc
cencedi0 al demantiado Is dfas de
pr0rroga a contar dasde cl dfa tres
de diciembre de 1921, para ladicar
alegatos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

2.s1l5. 2.s2 3 y 2.S3 .. Goodrich pag0,
en- primera, IL centavOs y Gala, en-
segunda, $:'.04.
La quinta carrera de $50 metros, fue
un pasefto para Tndio, que corri6 CO.
mo un heroe. lie siguio, Loco, llegando
Coguefd, In tercera. Sus records fue-
ron, is, Isl ) Y 1.S2 b. Indio pag6,
EN- primera, 40 centavos Y Loco, Ell Sc
gunda. $3.04.
El pool Official, del sabado alcanZ0
1888 combinaciones, que hacen un to-
tai de $4,995,95, que repartido entire
SS4 parties. despu6s de hecho ell deS-
cuento de costumbre, TOGO a $4.23, por
persona.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
DEPARTAMENTO DE SANDAL
MORBILIDAD

St@GpG que tcrmiHG ct u dc Nor.
CASOS REPORTADOS
f'icire tifoidca. II Difteria. 3: Tos-
fcrina. + ParotiditiS. 3: Tttauo in
fantil. /: PaluIiSmo. IS; Tuberculosis,
10; Uncinaliasis. I; Sarampi6n. / ::
Intiucnza, >.
MORBILIDAD POR pUEBLOS
Semana que termin0 el dfa ~ de Nov.
tuberculosis Aguadilla. /; Baya-
mon, 3: Caguas. : CialeS. >: Comerfo.
l; Manatf. 1 Naranjit0, /: Ponce. l :
San Juan. ; Y Nieques, /.
PaludiSmo: Barceloneta, / HatilIo,
l; Ponce. 3: San Juan. .: Vieques. H.
Tifoidea: Bayam6n, /: Lares, 1: an
Juan. =: Utuado9: Yauco. 1.
Difteria: Aguadilla. l. san Juan.
/: Yauco, l o..
Uncinariasis: Cidra. /; San Juan. 6.
Sarampi5n: Guayama. 3: Naranji-
to, 1.
Tosferina Humacao. 3; Naraniito 1.
Parotiditis: Arroyo. ).
Influenza: Hatillo, >.
Tetano infantil: Cidra. /.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
ISyITACIONES

Hemos recibido invitaciOncs para
los bailes que Sc ceiebraran en- el
Casino Espanol de Humacao. el do
mingo IL del corriente Y en- el Salon
Rico el 10 del corriente, las me
dia de Ia noche. Este iiltimo es Il
bcncficio de Ia Cruz ROja America
ma, invita- -el Capftulo tie Rio Pie
dras. Agradecemos ambas invitacio-
ncS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05

Las carreras del domingo estuvieron
muy interesantes. NOtamOs que va las
damas cOmienzan vOlver al Hip0dro-
mo. Aver habO muchas mas que el
domingo pasado. Lo primero que Sc me
dijO. fu6 que el desdichadO Belmont,
habfa muerto a consecuencia de una
intoXicaci5n. La primera carrera de
LOO metros. la gan0, Y, llegando Sc
gundo Trian6n, siendo ell candidate, Y
J0scfnG, la tercera. Sus records fue-
ron, 1.221 5. 1222I 3 1.223I5. X pag6,
Ell primera. $2.35 v Trian6n, en- segun-
da, 81 ccntavos. En- esta carrera ell
p6blico protest1, alegando que Trian6R
habia sido aguantado. Juan Salicrup,
subi6 asla casilla del jurado a protes-
tar. Ell jurado pudo probar los pro-
testantes. que Ojeda, duefio del Tfid-
n6M. le jug6 en- la banca, $4,000.
En- la segunda carrera de $50 me-
tros, barri0 Escoba. al llegar Ia ra-
va casi por la cabeza. Ruiscit0r entr0
cl segmdo Y Hereafter, el tercero. Sus
records fueron. 1.6. 1.61I5 Y 1.62l5.
EscObd pag6, en- primera, el mejor di-
videndo de las carreras, $3.14, en- Sc
gunda, $1.16.
En- Ia tercera carrera de 1,100 me-
tros, fue anunciado que Bluender no
corrfa, pOr enfermelad Y que era nu-
la para el pool. FL exito. fue para
Alma LlaHcrd, que galop6 la carrera.
Welcome, entr0 en- segundo, y Victoria,
en- tercero. Sus records fueron, 1.112l5,
11135 Y Lila 5. Alma LlGi,eId, pag6,
en- primera. 66 centavos y Welcome,
81, en- segunda.
La cuarta carrcra dc 900 metros,
fue un paseo para Polar: flle una bO-
tada espantosa la q. lie di0 n Vendetta.
Esta entr6 la segunda y la Baby, In
tercera. Sus records fuerOn, IL, Iii )
| V 1.12I5. Polar, pag6, en- primera,
! $1.23 Vendetta, e nsegunda, 3s CEN
tavos.
En- la-quinta carrera de 1900 me-
tros, Indio .>dej6 bien botados sus
colegas. Es muchO caballo. HubO quien
dijo que QuicO Castro, durante la Sc
mana lie tiene colgando del pezciiezo,
una medalla. Cheque entr6 el segundo
Y TOcOr0n, ell tercero, siendo ell frus-
trado candidate. Sus records fueron
1.422I5, 1.423I5 y 1.424|5. Indio, pag0,
Ell primera, 81 centavOs y CheQue,
,, $275, en- segunda.
La Ultima carrera, dc 1900 metros,
era una carrera diffcil de aceptar; pc
70 el premio fue para la Incompatible
Dotty, que sin duda es la duefia de la
pista, a cualquier distancia. Gala, en-
tr6 la sesunda Y AdeIite, tercero. Sus
records fueron, 1.212I5, 1.213I 5 1.21
45. Dotfy,. pag0, en- primera, 20 centa-
yos y Gd'ia, $1.39, en- segunda.
En- las bancas Sc hicieron apuestas
de bastante importancia.
JuanitO Tocor6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
OLGA ESTO MIR. 10Y

Algnnas rcrSohaS 81 r>tdn itcjando
de 10 mucllo que So les esti cobrando
por el consume del gas. Nos dicrn
iuc en- este mes paSado So les hd CO.
h.ad0 4 infinidad de personals una
eaptiaad L" comparable con ia ,le
meses ,tnteriores. Como eStimamos
cue n queiia es iuStA, scrfa couvc-
nien.c qle Mr.. joy, sfndico de IN
tompalia, eStudiara este asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-05
DistritO dc Isabella.

Como las seis de la tarde del dfa
20 del mes pasado, en- a sitio denomi-
nado "Salto'', del barrio "Arenales
Altos, Basilio Vazquez, en- un arreba-
to de c0lera mOtiyado por una acalO-
rada discussion sostenida con Ramon
Arocho, por asunt0s de familia. con un
machete aten:s5 contra In vida del Ill
timo, infiri6lldole cuatro heridas gra-
ves, seSdn dictamen del DR.. Vallecillo,
que asistc al herido. Yazquez fu6 arres-
tado Y denunciado por delito dc ataque
para cometer delito grave, eXcepto ell
asesinato, fiidndole el juez. mil d6lares
de tianZa.