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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ASYLUM
STARTS OF PAGE ONE

Washington Institutions. also the do.
Iportation agent. and undoubtedly tho
governor. know all about II.
They have been practicing what
b known A. 'rediighsing' patients.
They take them into other states and
turn them loose. to become charges
Of neighborinx states They red.
lighted about 80 from sedro- wooliey
during the tirne I was there
SOME TURNED OUT
on DESERT. CHARGE
These poor creatures are not able
20 earn q livelihood. and are turned
loose. some near towns or cities.
some on the desert
'swhen l got onto this waited my
chance and photographed two that
were bcing sent away. and by a little
energy found where they were to be
turned looss.
Il think this must be an inter.
state offense- The two men I took
pictures OF were Patrick Bingham
and Dan Peterson. They wcr. taken
away August "a. 1870. both badly de-
mented.
MAY HAVE BEEN
EATEN BY WOLVES
Nov. please don't get this pro-
ccdurs confounded with the regular
deportation Of patients. tho legal
deportation OF patients living In
otter states and countries
e'The two were 'rediighted' ! know
pa sitivciy. Bingham was dropped off
NEAR Norma. Okla. and Peterson
NJ ar Grand Junction. Colo. No doubt
both are locked up long before this
In Colorado and Oklahoma. or eaten
I'D by wolves"
In another letter 70 Miss Lyons.
this former attendant cites the. red
lighting Of William Simmons.
PATIENT GETS MONEY
And DISAPPEARS
II think he was turned loose IN
Montana or maybe Wyoming" the
letter states. He was an epiieptic
land had commissions often and very
hard ones
HE had Just bean sent ssss by
bank In Lewiston. Mont. for some
land he had sold TO a lawyer In sheri-
dan. wyo.. by name. william Rob
ertson. This lawyer was . friend OF
William Simmons and often wrote to
him and sent him few dollars at a
time to buy tobacco"
The writer OF the letter states that
when the two men. who took Sim
mons away. returned. they told him
Simmons had a III" Just before they
got ready TO drop him off the train.
but he came out OF IL" in time to
walk off without assistance.
SOCIETY PROBING
THREE CASES
The attendant states that the de-
portation agent or regular travelling
guards are never sent ION these
Jobs" and that the victims never
come back.
The Humanitarian society Is In.
vestigating the three cases cited In
the letters 10 ascertain whether the
charge Is true that the names OF the
three ''rediighted" victims are still
carried on the asylum books at
Sedro- woolley in order that someone
may draw the money allowed for
their maintenance there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT.
LYLE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

coma. as whole, and the people Of
Seattle, as whole, must be salts.
fled with each others attitude and
have an honest desire to work to-
gether. To bring about this co
operative spirit Is not tho work OF
any one person or any particular
individual. It IL. after all. the will
to do on the part OF all.
The newspapers. because OF their
ability to reach all OF the people OF
both cities, are really the best
agents to work out a solution Of
these difficulties. A joint editorial
was just what was needed TO break
the fee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Vote to Determine
Amount of Carfare

That Seattle citizens win vote Mt
the regular city election. next May.
on the Erickson Scent carfare ordi.
nance was the belief expressed satur.
day at the city hall.
A petition containing 1889 names
for the submission TO the voters OF
the Erickson bill has been filed with
tho city comptroller. Only 500 sig.
natures are required to place the or.
dinance on the ballot.
Under the proposed measure. the
deficit in the railway fund would be
made up from general taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Will Drill New
Oil Well at Forks

PORT ANGELES. Sept s.--F. H..
Stannard. geologist. viii arrive in
Port Angeles Monday en- route 10
Forks. where he will locate the site
Of the well TO be drilled on the WI.
son farm.
Marcus T.. Howard. president OF
the Sol Due Oil Co., which will CON
duct the operations. was in Port An.
geles today on business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Score Are Injured
in Big Train Wreck

COsHOCTON. o.. Sept. IA score
Of persons were injured. some
seriously. when Pennsylvatiia pass
engcr train No. "a. east bound from
Chicago, was wrecked near here
early today.
The injured were brought TO a
hospital here. None Will die. II was
reported. Six coaches left the tracks.
Spreading rails were blamed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
5 DIE VICTIMS
OF A .FIREBUC?
N. Y. Tenement Burns With
Tragic Results

NEW YORK. Sept s,--FIve per
sons persisted. probably victims Of n
fire bug. whom oil fed flames swept
thru First ave. tenement building
early today. Two others we're
severely injured ana members OF
eight families narrowly escaped
with their lives.
Evidence found by tho fire fighters
and police proved. they said. that the
fire was incendlary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Hemphill Done With
Union Mine Workers

wDhington's coal mines are open
on the American plan TO stay. de.
eiared wyiIe Hemphiii. general sales
manager OF the Pacific Coast Coal
Co. in an address before the mem
bcrs' council OF the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce at tho Masonic club.
Arcade building. Friday noon.
Coal IL now being produced. skilled
workers are being permanently en-
ployed. and no dealings Whatsoever
in tho future arc contemplated with
the United Mine Workers. Hcmphill
declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
'Odor Bomb Thrown;
Movie Patron Held

Accused OF throwing an ''odor
bomb In the Washington theatre.
First ave. and Cherry at. early
Saturday morning. Arthur Fisher.
3s. iongshorcman. was chased for
two blocks by patroIman T. Hart
nett. He was caught at First ave.
and Columbia n.
He II being held In tho city jail
on a charge OF disorsieriy conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-senator
Phipps Of Colorado is critically III
hero. following an operation for ap-
pcndicitis. II was learned today.
Phipps II a very Close friend of
President Harding and II was thru
a message sent 10 the White House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Kraus Millions Are
Denied Mrs. Thomas

NEW YORK. Sep. s.--Rcferce
John SAKE has pronounced tho viii Of
tho late samuel Kraus. the million.
aire pencil manufacturer. n forgery
pnd declared Mrs. Adeiin- Thomas 4.
not the legitimate daughter Of Kraus.
The will left the entire estate to
Mrs. Thomas and appointed her and
her husband. Oscar H. Thomas. law.
ycr. sole executors.
SAKE was not called upon to exam.
Inc the validity OF the win. but was
named by tho surrogate 20 determine
the legitimacy Of Mrs. Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Skeleton Keys Are
Found on Suspect

q. c. Kramer. 81. mechanic. was
held on an open charge in city jail
Saturday. following his arrest at
Third ave. and Union IT. by Reynolds.
Walter Dench and George Reynolds.
who nllegc he was In possession OF
skeleton keys revolver cartridges.
pliers and files. Detectives are In
vektigzting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

Dependency over his inability to
provide for his wife and seven chill.
dren was believed Saturday TO have
been the suicide motive OF CAMEL
Van zevenhant. who hanged himself
Friday In his barn near o'Brien.
The body was discovered by a little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
BOY DIES FROM
SCHOOL BEATING
Teachers Urged Other Boys
to Whip Him, Is Charge

CHICAGO. Sept. s.--lnvcrtiwaiion
Of conduct Of the parental school. an
institution for fruant children here.
was under way here today. following
charges that orviile vardenan. ~.
= boy inmate. was beaten 10 death
By other boys at urgsnss from school
officials.
Charles pebber. Instructor. was TO
b. arrested on charges Of being an
accessory 90 granddaughter. Fred
smith. superintendent OF the school,
faces the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
Milkman Missing;
Foul Play Feared

J. l.. Fftxhenry. 30. a miikman. r.
sought by police Saturday. following
his disappearance Tuesday. Fitz.
henry left his home. s40s Phinney
ave. with his automobile and s45o
In cash. Relatives fear foul play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

Charles w. French II held by fed.
erai authorities In Chicago m 4
member OF an alleged huge swindle
trust. which. the authorities say.
has taken IN millions OF dollars thru
spurious stock transactions and bust.
ness promotion schemes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

In John w. worthington federal
authorities In Chicago believe they
have tho brains OF an alleged huge
swindie trust Investigators say they
traced operations Of tho gang thru
frenxied schemes of banking. check
kiting. broken fortunes and bank.
ruptcies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

Repair parts valued at SOS, 03o,.
900 were produced In the United
States last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

It's good. that's sure, loc Supreme
Blend Coffee. Hansen. 70 Economy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
NIsNysIEs PICNIC
At SILVER LAKE

Another celebration that has as.
stunned prominence is that planned
by the Newnboys' union No. 1884,
The newsies viii hold a two-day nj.
fair Sunday and Monday at Silver
lake.
There viii be dancing. swimming.
rides. shows. baseball and other
amusemenua. Excursion rates on the
fnterufban have been arranged for.
All Newspaper workers are invited.
''If on Sunday and Monday the
paper route seems amiss. please re.
member tho boys are at Silver lake. :"
they impiorc. Come out and watch
their smiles. Come out and Join the
fun"
These arc only few Of the plans
for Labor day. Parks and lakes and
other picnic places win get their
share OF merrymakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03

Gee. but Boidt's Bread In good
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
FAMILY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

daytime a. kitchen. dining room and
paricr. and as bedroom At night.
The youngest Is Just a roiy poly
baby. willis seven Of the children
attend the Olympic Heights gram.
mar schooI--or did.
Gu, In a little cabin IN back lives
their grandfather. q civil war vet.
Gran. who tells them stories OF the
battle OF Seven Pines. and instiIls
into their hearts love Of their coun.
try.
For the family II true American
stock--from way. way back" aitho
IA now down on its luck and
fighting 10 get back.
TN summer II doesn't much mat.
ter what the children wear" the
weary and harrnssed mother ex.
planned patiently. but dread what
viii happen when It gets wet and
cold"
The Social Welfare League has
helped this family over some OF the
rough spots OF the road. but II can.
not get clothes for all the poor
~tHt'AVh hi tAN WY AHH PuDilC
must help.
LEAGUE MUST HAVE
CLOTHING. FOLKS
IAN the Kids are going back 70
school next week" Billy. age 9. de.
clarcd braveiy. but Ma says she
won't let US 20 II we don't get
somc'pun 70 wear that's hot"
You'll ketch your death OF cold
IL you go out that way this winter -
Frances. his older sister. admon.
ished him. MY gracious. you look
like a trampr
All the youngsters glanced up
bravely butts hard TO have 20
stay at home when all your friends
are traipsing off TO the school and
playing 'fPum.pum.pull.swa dur
ing recess time.
The Welfare League wants warm
clothing. used or new. and shoes
that will keep the water out and the
toes In. Take your bundles 10 the
leagues headquarters. Central build
ing, II you can.
II you can't. phone 'em--Eliiot'
4576
Help 1000 Seattle children keer
warm this winter and save weary
mothers ovcr-worrying over what
TO do with the children all day long
they're so dissatisfied with all the
other little children away 10 SCHOOL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
SOUTH PARK PLANS
SPORTS AND DANCE

AZ the South Park playfieid the
celebration viii last from 1880
a. m. until midnight. A long pro
gram OF sports has been arranged.
including a tennis tournament: two
ball games. one between the mar
ried men OF South Park and George.
town. and tho other between the
Nonpareii and the Iroquois teams,
races for men. women and chill.
dron. and pillow fights.
A light lunch will be served
AZ 7;3o there viii be open air
movies. followed by dancing until
~. Rupert's orchestra will fur.
nish the music. Proceeds from
tho sale OF refreshments win go
10 tho benefit Of the football and
baseball teams, and 10 improve
tho piayfieid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-03
PLANS MADE FOR
LAB0R'S FR0LIC.
Sports and Dance at South
Park Monday

Monday In Labor day. and labor
organizations OF Seattle and King
county were completing arrange.
ments Saturday for celebration OF
tho annual event
Picnics, oratory, sports ana music
are included in the schedule for the
day.
Labor will cease 20 labor. The
working man will frollc. Only
those engaged In tho ''necessary''
occupations will hold their noses
10 the rrindatona.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
PRONTUARIO.

tempo experienced se1aado ordnario.
dad apcaa nacidos despues de los 800 das de
n dsouc0n del nteponerse la mpugnac0n
consderar hos egimos los hecho
mardo NADIA dice ley Gala los consdera legt
esabecer la facutad de impugnar esta emi
atendbe dentro del deecho actual
Gala maro los hereero la ley hace ben maro
suponer egtmo al nacido pemendo la faz del mundo
pocame erecho tai nustca
como PADRE amparandos Ell derecho que tne
mpugnar egmdad puede njusticia
hijo deecho de usfcar la paterndad del
narido.
hio repute legitimo precise II
del matrmonio estandO
Dire leitmo ademas las ccunstanca
del primer parrao del articuo 49,
scuando podemos que del matrmonio Esa
pertenece mena legal quea rcducia
egitmo que antes del tempo minmo
sesacion nacdo del tempo maxmo sehaado II
msna contar primer fecha
ell segundo, desde disolucon.
tempo entendemos que tan absolua
pueda pobdad eqivocaciOn al contrarf
OCCASION practice a desmendo las obsevac
de la ciencia.
E Derecho Romano estabeca Gatc cchtcsi
octogemo Hippocdtes scps
pore Udere septma pcsfectanl pGram
cccpu propr autoctatcm docissii Hpp0rdtes do
gu juss naps sptimo Aatus est
ustna flum cssey Ley 3a parr, L. tit XVI lib XXXVI L.
tit W lib Dgeso las Partidas han repedo que criatnra
que olsd que solo que
dia septeao cumpidd Uicidra dbe eauda
po gmG del padrc de Ia m0drc casados ripian
ID sas6a que IA c0ncb6 81 .s i = ssx
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

Nueva York, julio de 1921.-Se ha
publicado la Melnoria anual cores
pondiente al aiio 1920 del General
Education Buard lie Nueva York
En- ella So da cuenta de Ii distribu-
ci0n de los donativos esplendidOs que
Rockefeller eoncctlio cse' aiio para la
enschanza. los c,lalcs ascienden la
fantdstica suma dc 70O0OO00 dc do
lares $3.50 millones de pesetas a la
par) DE ellos Sc dedicaron so mi
Homes de d0lares para ayudar Il los
colleges" Y universidadcs en- la me
iora de los suicides de Sus profesOres.
los 20 millones restantes. para con,
tribuir al perfeccionamientO de las
escuelas dc medicinal
Con el fin de hacer el usO mas
adecuado de los donativos de Rookie
feller, Sc reunierrn datos rcspecto Il
los suicides univcrsitarios antes dc
la guerra, a los aumentos realiZados
durante ella. la relaci61 existente
entire tales aumentoS de sueldos v al
aumento de costc dc la vida, y, por
liltimo. los proyectos presentados
para arbitrar recurSos destinados Il
las mejoras de les sueldOs en- un flu
turo Immediate. De esta informa
ci6n Sc desprendi6 que alrededor del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.
2OS

para segundo sepmese slete
mesno pertencer prmero msmo ha de decrse para
prmero sepmesre oomestre para Sc
gundo setemesno para los dos 10 uere pmo
dez das POGO mas seguno de Glen
debe pesumirse ho del pmeo lo contra
rio habr dc uzgare diezmeso para ambos 10 fuee de
POGO primero de docentos
as mas segundo enonces
quen debe guamente el de
que para setemesino vivo Final
mete repecto primer marido uele oncemesino
pecto seguno dezmeso segundo er ndudabemene que
leba tendo por padre
sigue opinion parecida esta dlce We
octave ell de seundo
monio de patemad favor del
mardo pncpamene poda sospechase c prmero
eez haba cohabado muer los
xsenca En- guadad de circumstances
parece que ho gundo mao quien ene ade
mas en- su favor 81 hccho acaeco
trmOni0.
Recoremos embargo que Rico e matrmono de
una viuda siguenes muerte del mardo
aumbamento hubea qucdado cnta la muer
clyo matrmono sdo deaado disueo los mis-
desc la fecha de nuldad disolu
con es competamene mpugnaa ante egdn
81 131 inc.
habado dc la certeza legal de la cgmidadart ISL
1S 8S ahora habar de
pesonas que pueden mpugnar tmdad sen
primer ugar herederos enendiendosc
paabra sendo sgdn emos ndado Ia glo
hereeros pueden impugnar la etmdad
Isl ii marido hubiese aedo e ansculrir el pazo
selalado para deducr ~ aeci6n EN- jpicios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

bIcccrsc por prin2ra vez como IN to-
do orglnco. FL prop0sito tie la Lin
coin School cS c0llstrllir IN prosranla
liberal. utiiiZando ,les,le ii prilcipiO
los materiales y practicaS escolares
considerados como los mcjcIcs de la
Gpoca. perfccci,'natluS median'c la
experimentation. Sc han puhlicado
vi divc:scS IihIos de texto de cien-
ciaS naturales Y matematicaS, IL la
preparation Q revision de los cuales
ha contribufdo Il experienced dc la
E.scuca
Hace cinco amos. el Genral E:uca-
ton Board dedic0 por primera veZ
una pequeila cantidad al fomento y
realization de estudios investigator
les pedag6gicaS. DeSde entouccs. I'll
iiuald la terminate estIldioS de con-
unto .s0hr" los sistenas de ensellan-
"a de Maryland Y Delaware. est;l
erminantIo otro subre la instruction
pdblica Ell North Carolina: la hecho
un trahaio sobre las escuclas de Ga
y ha auxliado las investigates
nes ppdaS6gicas dc yarias univcrsi-
ladies'.
Ha conceddo una suma de d6lares
80. 600 Il la Sociedad Nacional de Edu-
caci6n professional para una investi-
artc V Ia induStria. Ell vista del he
,'ho de que las escue!as artfsticas no
daban resultados satisfactorios on la
preparation de obrerOs para el dibu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

jo del vcstido. manufactura tcxtil.
joycria. papel de tapicerias, decura,
ci6n interior, mobiliario. plateria, ce
rhmica, bronceado. etc.
Isl Consejo Nacional de Investiga
ci0n fu6 auxiliado para realizar pri-
nero una investigation sobre la si-
tnaci6n de las univcrSidades ameri-
canaS Zen 10 que So refiere u su acti-
vidad y medios para la labor inyes-
tisadora en- general. Y despues. una ST.
ric De cstudios csptxiales dc esta ac-
tiyidad investigators en- cada una dr.
las principales manifestations del
con0rimicnto cicntilicG como La fist
ca la qrlmic;. III biolosia. la mcdi-
Gina, Ia ingcnieria y Ia agricultural.
Finalmente. como los Estados Uni-
dos So lialllan en- una diffcil sitJa
ci0n en- el lpclutamielto Y preparation
de los naestros rurales, el Consejo
General dc Edncaci0n l,a emprendidu
un cstudi0 de los problemas en- elias
contcnidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19

7J Dor 100 de los profesorcs univer-
sitarios recibfan, en- 19192O sueldos
que iban lie 600 d6larcs 2.500 al
ano; que un 80 por 100 Sauaba d"
GOO a 5000; que un 90 por 100 Oh
tenfa lie 900 2.10O.
Ell costo dc la vida aumento entire
1914 noviembre dc 1919 alrcdedoT
de un So por 100. El total da los
sueldos pagados en- las Secciones de
licenciatlka (colleges) dc Artes
Ciencias ascendia, en- 19l920, Il
143Si.775 d0lares. y ell las Seccioncs
profesionalcs dc las mismas univcr'
sidades. a 6.J0f.341. sea III total
de 2O.SS0 116. Reducido a los tGrmi-
nos mas simples, SC calcul0 que ha-
bfa de ailadirse a la contribution dc
Rockefeller una cantidad de 100 mi
Homes dc d6larcs aproximadamente.
En- una asamblca especial del Con
sejo General de Educaci0n Sc pre-
sentaron 10 planes para la aplica-
ci6n de los dOlla!ivoS dc Rockefeller.
Sc acor,l6 que, en- 10 possible, Sc tra-
tarfa individualmelte de cada insti-
tuci6n Y que los subsidies Sc adap-
tartan en- 10 possible las cirounstan-
cias particulares de cada case. Ell
muchas instituciones estaban reali
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
Los donativos de Rockefeller

ZlndoSe proyectando campallaS pa-
ra rrcoger fondGS adicloliales: Il es-
taS Sc les pudo cuncedcr subsidies
En- otrGS casoS solo Sc conccdier0n
sitbvc,iciolcs anualcs. por estar pen
diente ,Ic. -aprobaci6n los proycctos
de aun,c,tos dc los fuldos fundacio-
males.
a las Escuelas dc Mcdicilla So con
tctlcrUn Cint;ddrs por val 2 NE
l3.OGtIl7 d6larcS. incluyendo cuatro
millones para la crpNci6n de una nue-
va esc,lrIa on Ia Universidad Wander
bildt, V cinco milonrs para la crea-
ci0n dc otra Ell la Univcrsidad dc RO-
chester.
Tn million de d0lareS Sc concedi0 al
Teachers College de Nueva York. La
Memora prcscntada por la LincolE
School ancxa al Teachers College, q
fui flrndada hace cl,atro anO. Y que
Ell el lt0Ximo p1irh presentar ur
pan Ge cStuuloS pdStuo tl las hetF
sida,lrS del niilo. actualmcnte r@conO-
cidaS en- su fornaci0n social. contic-
ne III informc Ell el que Sc dice que
el programa de cstudios (partiendo
del grado elemental mas inferior y
comprendiendo do.e anos. hasta q fin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
cARNE DE CERDo joven. sano y gor-
do.--San Jose 20.
aLAs NovEDADESY.-- Est,

aLAs NovEDADES'. Este elegante
7BAzAR, de Ia calle de Brau No. AS, des-
puGs de su balance anual, esta realizan-
do sus existencias q precios de quema-
z6n: Voiles franceses estarnpados de
peso y medic antes del balance, los
ofrece hoy cincuenta centavos Ia var
da, u por doce centavos puede usted
comprar museIinas de treinta centavos
yarda, asi casi todo. Visitenos y aho-
lie dinero, llevandose por VIZ peso 70 que
costaba tres Il mes pasadc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
Ell VESUBIO

Participo a mi numcrosa clientela
que nuevamente me encuentro al fren-
te de este acreditado Restaurant, dom
Dc encontraran I'M esmerado servicio
q Ia carta. Sc admiten abonados y
nunca faItan los sabrosos "Spaguettir.
Vicente Rinaldi. Allen 20, San Juan,
TelefonO 89S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
EsTUDIos CoMERCIALEs. -

tizamos enseilar por correo, por solo
So al mes: Curse Complete de Conta-
bilidad Mercantil, incluyendo la Conta-
bildad de Corporaciones, Y la Contabi-
lidad de Bancos. Taquigrafia Gregg o
Pitman, en- espanol ingles. Curse
Elemental dc Tenedor de Libros, solo
,$l2. Mande sellos pidendo informes a
La Fajardo Commercial & Language
School, (la escuela que cumple 10 que
ofrece), San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modcrnamente equipado.
con ascensor. habitaeiones con banjo,
telefono, timbres y cuanto requiere
el moderno comfort. Plan Europeo.
Restaurant q la carta. Telefonos:
8s1-1144. Box 1852, San Jose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan, r. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
pEscADo TREsoco.-puedo servir

PESCADo FRESOCo.-Puedo servir
diariamente, los ricos y sobrosos salmo-
netes que Sc reciben de Puerto Real y
Agradiila; Huevos frescos garantiza-
dos: Celdos, Pavos. Gallinas y Pollos q
rrecios sin competencia, asegarando no
mandar nlnguno de los que tengo en-
xistencia sin ser antes examinados por
la Sanidad.
Lame al teletono No. 1852 al $40,
todas las maiaras y ser& prontamente
atendido.-J. de Rsmotti
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-19
-:HOTELES:-
PALACE

En- Ell centric comercial de San Juan,
con vista a Ia bahia. Contiene 11O ha-
bitaciones amplias, con cuartos de ba-
no. s.Roof garden, sitio ideal para
bales, banquetes, "soirees". El ST.
tiO de reunion de Ia buena sociedsd.