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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
REAL ESTATE
A Few New Year
Bargains

On McLish Avenue. east Of railroad.
room modern cottage. garage and
cement driveway. lots so by 212, price
only $4500.0O. terms arranged.
On II northwest, room new modern
bungalow, plastered on pavement,
pavement paid out, lot 50xl50, price
less than cost Of house, 81, 800. 90, terms
arranged.
On Third avenue southwest, new five
room modern home, all latest built,in
features, garage and concrete driveway.
can be handled for $1,000 cash; price
S6000.00.
One Of the best buys in Ardmore, on
Wheeler street, southwest, pavement
paid out. has five large rooms and
all modern built in features: garage
and driveway, lot 57x19S, price $4,000.
terms arranged
Nonresident said sell their eight
room modern two story home on
Fourth avenue, southwest, for one
''''u9tiiu uoillS less tn3n COST, double
garage, servants house, concrete drive
way, only four blocks from business
center; price $500, can be handled for
$4,000 cash. balance very easy.
Owner wants offer on his 65x14O feet
corner lot on Third Avenue and X
street, southwest, one Of the best lots
on the street, hurry If you want this
bargain.
dandy corner lot on Wheeler and
Third avenue southwest, 50x14O, price
$1,000, terms.
We have 260 acre broom corn farm
in McClain county, near Lindsay. Ok
lahoma, to trade for Ardmore proper
ty that Is unencumbered, has a large
two story frame dwelling, also two
sets of tenant houses. wind mill and
good outhouses, owner was offered
$500 per acre for this land in 1920.
lncumbrance $4,000, payable On or
before 10 years.
GWillot & HALL
Phone 5s3. s0s Simpson Building.
o2.o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
REAL ESTATE

No gamble, no chance to
take in losing your money.
Ardmore city real estate is a
safe investment if properly
made. With a new OIL FIELD
within less than 10 miles of
Ardmore, this city stands a
chance to double its popula-
ton in the next two years.
City real estate will gradually
go higher all the time, there
by yielding big profits to the
owners. Let us show you our
listings and advise with lis
where, and how, to make
these investments. We are
at your service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
OIL FIELD SUPPLIES
HOTELS
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-one pair OF shell rim glasses
In or near Junior high school: also
a fountain pen on West Main street
or West Broadway. Finder kindly
return to Louise Nolan or phone SCR.
90.l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
HELP WANTED Male)

wANTED-A town site man. Phone
so7 or address bos 5ia. Ardmore,
Okla. 9e.9
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

FOR SALE by owner, five room bun.
galow, east front. Built in features.
Has garage and concrete storm cave.
bargain. Phone 1877. 22.2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Coat and suit, last years
model. Good condition. Cheap. Call
evenings, COS W. Main. 22.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

FOR RENT-E'ive room modern bun.
galow with bath; good location; must
be seen to be appreciated; price reas-
enable. Phone 20 or apply at s07 Sixth
avenue northwest. 90.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

FOR TRADE-isso Model Buick road.
ster for 1890 or 1891 touring car.
Roadster in perfect condition. Tour.
ing car must be In same condition
Phone $40 or sec q. c. Wicker. s9.5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
DO you WANT TO SELL?
1904 West Main st.
eos. Phones lO4.3s2

DO you WANT TO SELF
IL you want your property sold. we
can turn II IL the price and terms
are right. Give US your listings. We
always have buyers for property that
Is priced worth the money.
IL. c. MckIDDY
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 80 l26is w. Main 81.
27.it
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
FOR RENT (HOUSES)

FOR RENT--Good modern five room
bungalow, northwest, s35. Phone
2lS6. 20-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

WANT TO Buy q home os from to
II rooms. suitable for roomers.
Call Mrs. Alexander, phone Us sun.
days and s97 week days. 22.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

On McLish Avenue. east Of railroad.
room modern cottage. garage and
cement driveway, lots so by 212, price
only A,500.OO. terms arranged.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
HELP WANTED (Female) J

wANTED--Lady solicitor for city
work. Permanent work IL satisfac.
tory. Holmes Electric Utilities Co
il5 ID n. w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

Gerry stock and fixtures. Phone
l020-J. li5l. o0.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

FOR RENT-Large Sheet Iron build
ing Close in. Fine for Supply House,
or Storage. 9 modern cottages, in good
condition, we'll located. W. VI. Gwyn.
Phone 73 Monday. 22.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
GWillot & HALL

Phone 5S3. S03 Simpson Building.
23-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
AUTOMOBILES

Rebuilt Cadillacs
s5 Model Cadillac Roadster -sis5ooo
81 Cadillac Four Passenger 10000
81 Cadillac passenger------ 100000
These are real bargains. viii give
terms to responsible persons.
TOM COOPER MOTOR COMPANY
Phones $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

On p northwest, 6 room new modern
bungalow, plastered. on pavement.
pavement paid out, lot 5Oxl5O. price
less than cost of house, $4,5OO.00, terms
arranged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23
FOR RENT (ROOMS)

FURNISHED bed room for rent. COZ
West Main. Phone 116. 2O'3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

DESIRABLE furnished bed room, one
and half blocks Ardmore Hotel.
Phone 1770.R. 22.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-23

We have a neat 5-room bum
galow, hardwood floors, fire
place; is plastered; splendid
location southwest, on paved
street. Price $4,000. Part cash
will handle.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
CHANGES INR|GGS
! BANK ANNOUNCED
Architect Finishes Plans for
deIing-Work to Be-
gin Very Soon.

Detailed plans for the proposed re-
modelling of the Riggs National Bank
building. 1909 Pennsylvania avenue,
were announced this week by Apple
ton P. Clark, jr. architect. Construc-
tion Will start as soon as favorable
weather conditions permit.
The present west building will be
completely removed, and Its place all
entire new building covering the
depth Of the lot will bo erected which
VIII be five stories In height and a
basement.
This new building will be connected
to the present banking room by re-
moving three Of tho large panels on
the west side of the room. opening up
the first and second stories of the ad-
dition into the banking room.
Arrangement Of Omces.
The banking room floor will be ar
ranged SO as to place the offices
various departments extend around
the north and west sides Of tho lobby
and over into the annex facing on the
sublobby. This arrangement places
these departments nearest to the
bookkeeping sections on the floors
above, which are reached by the cleo
trio elevator and stairs in u rear CEN
trail location.
The ladies' room and the tellers are
located toward the front, with win
uO" ldSAAS lAo AStuuC anu lu0 SIUo
alley.
At the southwest corner Of the main
room will be a staircase to the safe
deposit department to be located In
the front basement and staircase to
the mezzanine to be placed across the
front-an electric elevator will also
connect the first floor with the safe
deposit and the meZZanine.
The mezzanine in the front will
provide space for the trust depart
ment, new business and the desks for
letter writer's, etc, for the customers
Of the bank. The telephone switch
board will also be placed in this bal
cony, SO the operator will have a
view Of the main floor.
One of the marked changes in the
bank will be the removal Of the
vault and the placing of new
money and securities vault in the
rear Of the building. above which
will be provided an additional mez-
canine for the stenographers.
Other Departments.
The proof and bookkeeping depart
mentS will be placed in the second
story of the annex, and will snow in
the banking room as a mezZanine-
ON the same level as the front mez-
canine. A vault Is provided at the
south end for checks, deposit slips.
ledgers. etc.
The third floor will contain tho di-
rectors' room. the transit department
Evening star., 1922-03-18

and registry and insurance. with
some surplus space. The fourth
floor will contain accommodations
for the ladies' and a large fileroom.
which will be fitted up with metal
cases. The fifth floor will contain an
emergency room, a lunch kitchen and
some surplus space.
A staircase will lead out to the
roof. which will be laid with red tile.
forming a roof garden. The front
portion of the basement is taken up
bv the safe deposit department.
which is reached by stairs and ele-
vator from the banking room. The
vault will be of the most modern
type. with a large, round door and
boxes finished in polished steel. The
balance of the basement is given
over to the mechanical equipment.
storage and the accommodations for
men
Evening star., 1922-03-18
SALES AGGREGATE
S91, 600 IN WEEKS REPORT
Eight Properties Are Sold Through
the Office of Charles D.
Sager.

Property sales involving invest
ments aggregating approximately
s91 900 were reported this week by
the office Of Charles d. Sager.
I. +. Stokes sold the dwelling at
1919 Gallatin street to Earle ID. Nor
ton.
An 'eight-room house. at 1876 Ken
lucky avenue southeast, was pur-
chased by Thomas d. Cowen.
Harry w. Phillips sold the resi-
dence, 735 Hobart street. to William
NJ. Penn.
Homes on 10Th street. recently COM
pleted by Mr.. sager. were disposed Of
DR.. Joseph D. DeBarthe. 3242 18th
street northwest: Charles N. Reed,
1908 18th street northwest; Bryan h.
Ogden. 1906 10Th street northwest:
Annie e. Blencowe. 1914 18th street
northwest, and George D. Miller, 1912
18th street northwest.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
THREE HOUSES SOLD.
Real Estate Transactions in Four
teenth Street Highlands.

Three new houses in Fourteenth
Street Highlands were sold this week
by ID. j. DunniSan
William Oscar Mitchell purchased
the house at 1922 Jefferson street.
which contains six rooms and bath.
l. +. Stokes bought the dwelling
1919 jefferson street.
Bernard A. Kober was the purchaser
of premises 1914 Jefferson street.
Evening star., 1922-03-18
the firm of Stone & Fairfax.

The rear of the homes will over
look the proposed park and 14th
street entrance :ndcr the Tiger
bridge to Rock Creek Park. The
tract Of land is opposite the square
which Stone & Fairfax recently sold
to Winfield Preston.
This firm also reported the sale of
the Alton apartment house. corner OF
+ street and Hopk ms place, to local
investor, whose name was not d.
vulged
Evening star., 1922-03-18
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.

Victor CahilI win erect a four
story apartment house at 1900 Bit
more street northwest, it YES an
nounccd today.
The structure, to cost $4,000, Will
contain eight apn.tments of three
rooms and bath each.
Frank Russell White Is the ar
chftect
Evening star., 1922-03-18
new HOUSES PLANNED.
Real Estate Firm Buys Land on
Spring Road.

sale of block of ground lying on
IN: north side of Spring road betwee n
i4tn hMd 10th streets. containing
, hpout o'.noo square feet, 10 a local
puliuer, who plans immediately to be-
GIN the erection of several rows of
dwellings,, was reported this week by
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13

IA todos aquellos que coadyuvaron al
mejor exito de dichas obras.
Nueva firma conercial.-Tenemos
n la vista una circular impresa, de Ia
nueva sOciedad cOlectiva que girara
en- esta plaza bajO Ia raZ0n de Geo.
Sanders & Co., nj frente do la cual
estl el prestigiOsO y habil cOmercian-
te, Sr. Jorge Sanders, de Ia eXtingui-
da firma Sanders Philippi & Co., Sucrs,
de esta plaza. De Ia nueva frma Co
mercial fOrlnan tambien parte los Srs.
Arturo Reichard, f. Frontera Y A.
Guintfn Mendez. DeseamOs la nue.
va Y distinguida casa el mejOr exitO
en- sus gestiOnes.
BOda en- Ncn York Recientemen-
te Sc celebr0 en- Nueva York la b0da
de la bella Y distinguida seilorita Mi
lagros Moreno Yumet con I'm presti-
giOsO joven de naciOnalidad italiana,
residente on aquella gran urbe ame-
ricana. La gentil despOsada disfru-
taba de muy merecidas simpatfas en-
nueStros cfrculos sociales dc Aguadi-
LA, no hace mucho sali6 para los
Estados Unidos en- donde ha vistO rea-
lizado sus mas caros anhelOs de amor,
uniendO su suerte q I'm caballerOsO
j0ven italiano. Milagros Moreno es
una joven inteligente y agraciada, Y
pertenece a las muy distinguidas fa-
milias Moreno y Yumet de esta ciu-
dad Ponce. Fila es cuiiada de Los
estimabaes. t6seBes aaodolfite Aeeve
do, dueH6l eIel- bctiito y acreditato Ca
|ffeea ss;;,N2euEal,ny RHpfn Morales, ena.
pleado de Ia casa nj. sGrau e Hijo, de
,esta ,plaza.. Tara ia lttichOsa :pafeja
I Ifesadfhiiosle uila no :intertIlmIlida luna
de miel, y, que el sol de In felicidad
no Sc. extinga jamas.
Lcd0. Pijudn.-Desie hace VA mu,
chos dfas, esta al frente de La impor-
tante Farmacia Font, de esta ciutiad,
el estimadO amigo Lcdo. Pijudn, mo
de los farmacehticos mas. habiles ta-
lentosos con que cuenta Ia clase de
farmac0pea en- esta isla. FL Lcdo
Pijuan, que de tanta y tan merecida
estimation goza en- Aguadilla por su
clara inteligencia afable caracter
es una garantfa en- el mejOr y mas eff
cienta seryiciO Ell eStablecimientOS df
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13

guido Y reputable comerciante don
Francisco Sanchez Garcia, EN- la calle
del PrOgresO. La amplia Y bonita sl-
la en- el noble hogar del Sr. Sanchez
Garcia vi6se LENA de muy bellas da-
mas, y un riqufsimO bouquet de flo
res fragantlsimas embriagada aGslel
ambiente con ell perfume de sus gra-
cias sus encantOs. Hubo mucha
animacion, Y Ia deliciosa fieStecIta
prolong6se hasta muy entrada la no
che. la selecta concurrencia fue es-
plendidamente atendida con la galan-
terra perculiaridad que son innata
Ell don Panchito Sanchez Y su muy
elegante Y distinguish esposa dofa
Georgina FerreriS de Sanchez. anna
bles eSposos estOs que gozan de tan
tas simpatfas aquf.
Mario Morales.
Aguadilla, mayo Q, de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13
esta fndole. Reciba ell amigo Pijuan
nuestrOs saludos.

esta fndole. Reciba ell amigo Pijuan
nuestros saludos.
Accidente dWtOnOUilistG.-En una
de estas dltimas mafianas, en- Ia ca
rretera que de esta ciudad conduce a
MOca, en- el barrio Victoria, el auto
No. 2378, del Sr. Marcelin0 Sola, de
Caguas, y guiadO pOr Pedro SOla Co
Ion plaza No. 1886, segdn nuestros
informes chocb con el gnarda lOdO
posterior con el Sr. Ramon Nieto, y
este que llevaBa en- sus brazos una
hijita suya, Barbara, de dos afios,
fue lanzado q un lado de la carrete-
ra recibiendO su nina un fuerte gol-
pe. FL padre de esta sali6 tambifn
malamente golpeadO. En- el carrO ve-
nfan los Sres. Pic Rechani, f. LIAR
de v jose julia Marin, tOdos de ca
guas. Los lesiOnados fueron curadOs
Dor 81 DR.. ZamOsa.
PRACTICABLE la Investigation, segfn
infOrmes, 10 respOnsabllidad del acci-
dente no la tuyO el chauffeur.
| Fiesta escoldr.-El sabadO vimos
por esta ciudad al prestigioso compa
+, triota I.cdO. Juan B. Huyke. Conf
siOnadO de Instruction, v uno dc los
mds eminenteS pedagogos p,ieTtOrri-
quefios. FL notable hombre ptlblicO,
asisti6 a una esplendida fiesta esco-
lar en- el populoso barrio Maleza Ba-
ia, de esta Inunicfpaliilad, en- In calal
pronunci6 ms eiocuentisimn discurso.
FL eomisionadn, fue objeto por parte
de In numerosa selecta c8BRurrpa-
ella que asisti6 al actO de La mis- CT
Ida ovaci6n. Tambicn eauy0 on
/ Agundilla, acnmpaiiantlo. al Sr. Huy'
Ike, el I>cdO. Francisco Vinarrsnde,
Secretario del Departament1 de ms
trucci6n v una de las mas brillantes
mentalidades i6venes ell el pals TN
esplEndidO banquete Sc le Ofreoi3 ALI
n estos meritfsimos c0mpatriotaS, asf
como el Lcdo. Carlos V. Urr1ltia, tue
acompafiaba los Sres. Huyke Viz
carrondO en- su viaje esta
DOnG PettU K. rdH. dc TorO-A
esta muy distinguida Y filantr6pica
dana humacaefia, cuyos rasgos no
bilfsimos de generosidad son bien co
nocidos en- La isla, guarla mucho agra
decimientO el pueblo de AguadillH
" muy especialmente Ia clase pObrt
que vive en- la Barriada Obrera. pues
In caritativa sefiora fu6 de las prime
ras personals generosas que de la isla
enviaron su valiosa ayuda, para que
hoy tengan sus casitas todos aquello'
desvalidos que perdieron sus humil
des hOgares en- los terremOtOs de
1918. Dofia Petra Rios vida. de TorO
es un digno ejemplo de abnegaci6n J
altruismO en- ell pals.
Fiesta SOeiGl.-En la nOche del do
mingo celebr6se una animada jarani
Ia en- la elegante mOrada del distin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13
IN ARMA POGO GENTIL Y TAI.
VEZ MALOLIENTE.

FL la noche del 10 de los corrien-
ties, en- el dep0sito municipal, Dimas
Hernandez que Sc encontraba allf re-
cluido pendiente de la celebration de
un juiciO por aggression, con un zapato
agredi0 su compafero de prisi0n. Pc
dro Medina, infiriendole contusiones.
En- vista de la actitud hOstil de Her
nandeZ, fu6 enaPrrado en- un departa-
mento rOmpi5 la puerta y los can
dados que puestos tenfa. Para cal
mario, tuvo que intervenir la polica,
aver fue sentenciadO por Ia corte
Il 30 dfas de c;ircel por I'm delito de
vioIaci0n al Art. 521 del C0digO Pc
nal (Daflos maliciosos).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13
Aguadina

T, miento, momento despues de haber ST.
do despachados para San Juan Y Pom
ce los tres correos nocturnos. VIVA
alin Moya, cuando fue cOnducidO la
clfnica de los doctores I. Garttia Y Ji-
m6nez, perO cuando ell medic0 fue a
verlo va el pObre hombre habfa expi-
RADIO.
No dej6 ninguna carta escrita, era
joven, de unos 81 afiOs de edad, Y ma
tural de Vega Baja; y creese que los
m6viles que indujerOn a MOya a qui-
tarsc asf In vida de manera tan trd-
gica, no fueron otros que I'D ia va
unos cuatrO cincO dfas que sc ha-
llaba enfermO con calenturas.
Del teatrO.-El elegante teatrO star,
de nuestro muy distinguido amigo Sr.
Luis Rail Esteves, quien no ha Omi-
lido nj omite gastos algunos, para
traer sus dos teatros star y Thdhd,
10 mejOr en- cOmpallfa variedades,
v en- cintas cinematograficas, vi0se EN-
estas iiltimas nOcheS muy cOncurridO,
con motive de la tempOradita de Gin
co nuevas funciones que nos propor-
ciOna la aplaudidfsima cOmpanfa de
zarZuela espafiola Luis Manzano;
distinguitrOnSe muy nOtablemente es-
to las bellas artistas Elvira Y JOSE
fina Lopez MufiOZ v otras parties prin-
cipales de In compafiia. Terminada
csta tempOrada, han vueltO reanu-
darSe en- el bOnitO cOliSeO que tantO
cnbellccp nuestra Plaza Principal las
funcioncs de enc: Y para los pr0xi-
mos jIiGrcOIcs dc GAIA, que cOmenZa-
ran en- In Semana cntrante, ell amigo
Rail ha escOgidO para ellOs seis de
las mas bclIas joyas del arte mudo,
obSe0uandose nj pnblico con valiOSoS
rogalos: cStamOs SegurOs que este
sabr:i correspondent n los nuevOs es-
fucrZoS qnc en- bien de sus favOrece-
dores r1nstan+eS. viene imprimiendo el
Sr. Esteves el amplio cOliseo Sc ve-
ri esas noches rebosante de pnblico
selecto que gusta de las buenas pell-
culaS.
Rcf03ntas de- Ia iglcsn Cdf6ticd.-
FL aspecto que ofrcce ahora nuestra
Iglesia Cat6lica. con las importantes
meioras que So le han introducido pOr
las inicativas del ltvdo. Padre Go
,, rostiza v Otr0s elementOS ca:6licos de
esta ciudad cS de 10 mas clegante =
suggestive. Para esta Obra prestaron,
entire otro. su valiosfsimo concurso
pecuniariO. el gran filantrop0 espanol
extinto don Pedro ArZtlaga, ell no
men0s preStiGioso caballcro don Pe-
drO Bolivar, una dc las figuras dc mas
aho relieve en- el mntlo comercial
dc In Compdaiq Industrial dc san
turce. llna de las mas acreditadas fir-
mas en- ese pals. Para estos dos me
Ht{sipos raballeross 81 primeros de los
eaaleS .reposa sSS "a e4 1t RENO ae Dos Gle
lAE1HdHGTfddnT foEs,1 HgdHGTfddnT etR9fhaa ratitud g slePept
10 cat6lico de .Aguadilla, asfscqno pa
1fofv1sa Eu2 AJ364O Mfh
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13
LOS CLIENTEs ASIDUOs.

Los chauffeurs Justine del Vallc.
Rafael Gambia, Jose Malta, Bernardo
Dfaz, fueron denunciadOs ante la Cor
te Municipal, por violar Ia ley de au-
tOln0viles sentenciados pagar
$500 de multa cada mo, excepto del
Valle que fue absuelto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13

FL nuero Edificio Municipdl.-NO pu-
dorser mas grata Ia impression que re-
cibimos en- la vista que, por invitaci6n
de los amigos Fausto Luciano, Inspec-
tor. de Edificios Pdblicos del Departa-
meTfto del Interior, MarcelinO Sierra y
otros, hicieramOs ell Otro dfa al nue..
yosya hcrmOsO cdificio municipal, que
ACADIA de ser construfdo frente nues-
ira. Plaza Principal. Su fachada es de
10 mas, bello Y elegante el soberbio
edificio eOnsta dc dos plantaS Una
preciosa torre levantase en 10 alto con
sn gran reloj Y sus tres nsplcndidas
esferas transparentes.
En- Ia planta baja serdn instaladOs
In Corte de Paz, oficina para el
Juez, Circel Municipal con galeias
separadas para hombres Y mujeres
Oficina para cl Alcaide; Parque dc
B0mberos, Sala de SOcorrO oficina
del TELEGRAPH. En- la planta alta, el
esplendidO cspaciOsO Salon de Sc
stones de Ia Asamblea Municipal, des-
pacho. del ComisionadO de ServiciO
PliblicO v su Secretario, oficinas de
los CamisionadOs de instruction Y Be
neficencia, I'M archivO para AuditOrla
Tesorerfa otros departamentos.
La obra cOmenZ0 el dia s de agOs-
to del 1921, invirtiendOse en- la cons
trlcci6n alrededor de dieZ meses. FL
edifici0 es tOdo de concrete Y de I'M
costo total de $35, ,O6642, tiene una
extension de II pies por 60 de fondo ;
sll nstalaci6n sanitaria es compile
tn. T0da In planta baja del hermo-
so eiificio es de mOsaicOs, fabrlca-
dos en- los acreditaNOs talleres del
Sr. ]. F. Nieva, de Mayagiiez, to-
do 10 cual le "a un bellIsimO aspecto
n esta obra elcgantfsima. Hemos OIL
do expresar muchOs clogios de los
magnfficos mOSaicOS Y para el Sr.
Nieya. Quien es unO de los mas altos
prestigios industrialeS en- el pals.
Ell teliz autor del prOyectO del edi-
ficiOi municipal 10 es el notable arqni-
tecto Sr Rafael Carmoega. del De
nartamentO del Interior. En- dichas
obras puso toda su habilidad talell-
to ,el Sr. Marcelino Sierra, como re-
presentante del contratista de los ira
baios Sr. Ignacio Flores, Ia inspec-
ci0n de. los mismos cstuvO cargo dei
Sr. Faust0 Luciano, active Inspector
de Edificios PhblicOs del Departamen-
TO del Interior. La Inauguration Oil
cial del elegantfsimo et,ificio. que es
nm orgullo para Aguadilla, Sc llevari
a cabO el pr6xim0 domingo IA del ac-
tual. tu4sg f ase 4B
IN h0mbre deaolladO.-En la ma
drugada del domingo, como a ESQ de
2:40 de, In misma, pnso fin a stls dias'
dcgollandOse con una navajo de afei'
tar. Jose Ramon Moya, primer coci-
iero H StaEAtitet aEAtiet RestahH4ffH de Ia EStafiifppl
feiGf5&eaarAihfi iG5&eaarAhi tdfe1csta ciudad. PEI he
SiflgN6 SaiI8 N6c}aifri3'sn RaAclHkAb esfableci:
r! Yog pbI5n3is t1ea z
!: * : = IT r. + 9 -Tgfffy1fTt :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-13
CONDENA SUAvE

Martin Silva, Quien fabric6 ell ell
harr;o Melills de Santurce una casa
sin la debida autoriZaci6n del pepar-
tamento de Sanidad, fue sentenciEdo
n pagar $1.00 de multa.