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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23

Fashionable women in London have
taken to wearing Russian boots Of
patent leather, glace or suede.
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sprinkle with powdered sugar, and
serve.
Pineapple Pie.-Grate a small pine
apple and mix with two tablespoons
of rrelted butter, sugar to taste, and
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can girl by birth, English lady by
marriage. mother wife and member
OF parliament by profession, and says:
Il doubt If as many homes will be
neglected through politics as are
Aston does not believe that the ideal
wife serves best by concentrating on
the soup kettle to the exclusion of all
other interests. Nor does she think
that the husband Of an Intelligent.
lack buttons on his b. v. DIS as the
mate Of the clinging vine who simply
can't be bored by politics."
What about it. World? How does
it work out in your block? Have you
ever stopped to think this matter
your ears with prejudice and gone
snorting on your way? You would
think very little of the man who
grubbed his way through daily pro-
gram Of sleeping. eating and shoe
making, without showing the slight
est interest in the wonders without.
Think Of man who'd never read
word about the peace conference or
discussed the industrial situation. who
didn't give boot about the condi-
ton of the foreign markets or the
communistic tendencies of the day.
and who wouldn't cast his vote when
the whole city was fighting some
dirty deal! Pretty poor stick. you'd
consider him, wouldn't you? You
wouldn't care to take him as a part
ner, would you? And how about CIV
ing him free hand in molding the
viewpoints and characters Of your
children?
"Preposterous!" you say. Yet mil
lions Of women are in exactly that
condition Of stupidity and indiffer-
ence and we praise 'em for it! We
call them safe and sane and look
with ausnicion on their sisters who
take an interest In politics. If a man,
with his broader human contacts.
needs intellectual and political slim
illus to make him good citizen and
father, then a woman. in her mar
rover life, needs it twice as muchl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
HOME ECONOMICS.
BY MRS. ELIZABETH KENT.
School and Home.

We, as parents, desiring the best
for our own children. and inevitably
then. in the long run. for all chill
dren, send them to school, We make
the schools Of the country a regular
charge upon its resources; we spend.
not enough, but a good deal OF money.
trying to make the schools what they
should be.
Perhaps a clear statement OF what
thew should be will help us to know
what we want, and then to get 1t.
The thirteen desiderata given Deiow
are still in the realm of the ideal,
still to be realized in any school We
snOw Of 1R %s an shted 9e Sent
lated schooiroom; 10, a comfortable
seat for each pupil; 90. sanitary
toilets, clean. sweet-smelling. unde.
faced in any way; %, course OF
study that recognizes the childs
present and future. phys iE IN @e ardar
given; (5). a trained teacher in sym
pathy with child life and imbued with
the ideal Of his high calling; '(6), q
trained supervisor to direct ana
harmonic instruction 80 as to salts
that win train the head to think. the
heart to feel. the hands to be useful;
(S), teaching that will promote the
health Of the whole personality; co..
a school ground adapted in size and
character for play; (lo), pictures on
beauty, courage, sacrifice and rev.
erence; (11), a few well selected
books Tin addition to text books). to
show the children the charm Of good
literature; (12), q few STANDARD ref
erence books. and (13), q musical in
strument of some kind. These
points, suggested by q school bul1e-
tin, viii bear investigation. Parents
should know not only what they
want, but how nearly the school Is
giving it to the children, and II not,
why not. It Is easy to blame a
teacher, or a school board, or q local
but 1t does little good
The real cure is to get together.
want.
Copyright. 1927
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Smart Blouses for Spring Wear
BY ANNE RITTENHOUsE,'

bantam blouses and blouses that were
part of the national costume Of Ru.
mania. One had to be quite an expert
In national decorative arts to note
the fine points Of difference.
Persian blouses there were and even
dian manufacturer
This disposition to go back to the
pages OF history and to go far afield
for inspiration in the making Of
women's blouses is. of course, the
thing that will perpetuate this type Of
had chung to the traditional shirt
waist" and the linen blouse that sue
ceeded it and rivaled it in popularity
1t would have been style of which
we would soon have tired. But MOTH
ing Of that sort happened.
With the present prediction for
things Russian in Paris there have
appeared number of blouses of Rus
sian line showing Russian embroidery.
Several Russian noblewomen who
have escaped the peril of life in their
native country have turned their
knowledge of Russian embroidery and
their feeling for Russian art to ac-
count in Paris and London by max
ing blouses that sell excellently I'M
der the circumstances of the present
wave of Russian influence.
In the sketch you may see a modifi-
cation of the Russian idea in a blouse
of beige crepe embroidered in red
The sleeves are short, as they are in
great number of the new blouses.
and a good effect is gained by keep
ing them quite free from the decora-
tive effect of the embroidery. which is
used lavishly on the bodice and the
peplum. The same type of blouse is
also made on a foundation of un-
bleached muslin.
We must not think of all our sep
Parate blouses as garments to be worn
with suits, even If the season turns
out to be as 1t has begun. a season
OF much suit popularity. Rather do
as French women do and conceive
in our blouse as the nucleus on which
to build up costume in ITSELF With
light blouses the tendency is to COM
bine darker skirts: AS the season adj
vances we will doubtless see more
and more of the lighter skirts worn
with blouses Of dark or high colors.
Smart women here are delighted
with skirts made Of hand-woven cot
ton-somewhat resembling homespun
| in weave. And these rough. rather
primitive materials carry out well the
spirit Of the new blouses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23

ton to show the fine old pedigree of
the separate blouse. One came away
from this exhibition ir a mood to
swear that Helen of Troy wore gar
ment Of this sort when she ran off
with Paris and little doubtful
whether or not Mother Eve was quite
ignorant Of the usefulness and artistic
merits of the separate blouse.
In the exhibition there were ancient
Hungarian blouses, blouses from the
peasants of Czechoslovakia- where
styles remain the same for centuries
together; Bohemian blouses and AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
DYED HER FADED DRAPERlES,
A SKIRT AND CH|LD'S COAT

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions 80 simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn,
shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, dra-
peries, hangings, everything. Buy
Diamond Dyes"-no other kind
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then perfect home dyeing is sure,
because Diamond Dyes are guar.
anteed not to spot, fade, streak, or
run. Tell your druggist whether
the material you wish to dye il
wool or silk, or whether it 10 linen,
cotton OF mixed goods.
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LISTEN, WORLD!
BY ELSIE ROBINSON,

Ever since tho first John Henry
dragged tho first Matilda Jane into his
cave and set her to frying the masta-
don steak. we have heard that wom-
ans place is in the home. And when
ever Matilda Jane has ventured to for
sake the mastadon steak and take a
look about, there has arisen a howl
that the home was "going to the bow
vows" Said howl has grown, If pos
sible, more howTish since the granting
OF suffrage. and we're treated with
daily prophecies Of unmended hus-
bands and unfooded children roaming
our streets.
Comes now o.sesLady Astor, Ameri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
Lentils With Fried Onions

Cook some lentils in water until
they become pulpy mass, press
them through a sieve and season
with butter and salt. They should be
CT the consistency Of mashed 9pota-
them three tablespoons Of onions
which have already been minced and
fried. Sometimes pork is preferred
to butter In cooking lentils, but
either may be used with good results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
Peanut Macaroons,

Beat the white of one egg until
stiff and gradually add, while beating
constantly. one-fourth cup o. fine
granulated sugar. Add FIVE table,
spoons Of finely chopped peanuts and
ono teaspoon Of vanilla, drop from
one and one-half inches apart. Gar
rish each with one-half peanut and
bake in q slow oven for about fifteen
mfnuteA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
Chicken With Oysters.

Stew q chicken until tender. drain
It and set it in the oven to keep hot.
tt. the liquid add two tablespoons Of
chicken fat in which two tablespoons
Of flour have been rubbed. two hard
boiled eggs chopped. one tablespoon
per. Drain some oysters. add them
to the gravy and cook until the edges
curl Pour the gravy over the
chicken and serve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23
Danderlne Is Beauty- 0nic

Immediately after "Danderine" massage,
your hair takes on new life, lustre and won
#drous beauty, appearing twice as heavy and
plentiful, because each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don'tlet your hair stay lifeless, color
less, plain or scraggly. You, too, want lots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23

of long, strong hair, glistening with beauty.
A 35-cent bottle of delightful "Danderine"
freshens your scalp, checks dandruff and falling
hair. This stimulating ''beauty- tonic" gives to
thin, dull fading hair that youthful brightness
and abundant thickness-An Drug Countess!-
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one cupful mixed with the we'll
beaten yolks of four eggs. Bake
with one crust, cover with merinEue
and return to the oven until pulled
and brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-23

It is rather difficult tc Ices dainty
lingerie where drawers are scarce.
Lingerie holders are q solution to
the problem. Cover small embroidery
hoops with silk, ribbon or ribbon and
lace. You can make them as ornate
and dainty as you wish. or plain and
practical. Cover g. hook with a screw
at the end. Screw It into the hoop
Place your lingerie through the hoop.
and hang it up in the closet. a
bunch of sachet flowers adds to the
daintiness Of these lingerie holders.
especially II you wish to give them
as gift to a bride. FLORA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

Los FUNERALEs DE Mr.. MORRIS

|Los FUNERALEs DE Mr.. MORRIS
Aver d las diez Y media de ID ma
mana fueron sepultados en- Id necr6-
polls de Santsirce, con honores miliS
tares, los despoios mortaIes del que
en- vida fue un ciudadano model0. y
bueno con todos, el sargento retirado
del ejercito americana John Morris,
persona muy conocida en- San Juan.
La banda del regimiento iba delante
Idel cadaver, conducido en- una de Las
ambuIancias del regimiento. Seguiale
Iun pelot0n de policfas del puesto de
San Juan, al mando del jefe Miguel
Berreteaga Detrds del feretro mar
|chaban a pie Ia mayor parte de los en-
Ipleados del departamento de Audi
Itorfa.
Tn buen ndmero de automobiles Sc
guia a Ia comitiva, compnesta de .mu,
chos amigos del finado.
Reiteramos a SUI desconsolada yiuda
Y a toda la familia doliente, nuestrc
tcstimonio de pcsanie, por tan justc
Idolor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
! '!MIJ.JERES
DEBILESI

as fanieres debiles no pped en-
I asDerar hacerse sanas y r0bustas 3
ll1snoa cue tengan abundancla de san
rre rois pura Y rica, de la calidad que
81 hierro organize, HIERRO NUXAs
DO. ayuda q producir. Es una
ureDaraci6n de efecto directamente
nutritivo nara Ia sangre como 81 hierro
oue contienen ciertos alimentos vege-
tales. al contrario del hierro met ailco
sle cue Sc comnonen ciertas medicines
antfcuadas Y chyo provecho no IA sldo
posibIe comprobar. s HIERRO Nu-.
XADO no dana 3 Ia dentadura ri per-
y iudica 81 est6mago; es url product0 en-
teramente distinto al hero ordinario.
ne dc gran alcance para hacer sapgre
roja v rica; para dar eOsiego y nueya
vitalfdad q los nervios cansados y
traerles nuevas fuerzas y energla.
De venta en- las buenas farm rs
ilroruerfas. G. : con las imita.
clones. Aseg6rese de obtener el
legftimo s.HIERRO NUXADO' que
lleva Ia firma de Dae Health Labora-
tories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
EN- AsUNTos DE PRoRAGANDA


Los habitantes de- Aguadilla y Ma
yaguez estan de placemes. La pro.
xima senana saldran para los citados
|pueblos los conocidos jovenes Leonar-
do Mendez u NJ. E. Navarro, repre-
scntantes de Ia frma B, Fernandez y
Hnos. Sucrs., de esta plaza. eoss Il OBJ
jeto de- llevar q efecto una intense
Icampaha de propaganda en- relaci6n
con el acreditado iab6n OCTAGON.
Deseamos 6stos amigos IN COM
pleto exito, q cual no dudamOs OBJ
|tendran dadas las buenas cuaIidades
aprecio de Que gozan los citados jo-
venes:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
Ell JUEZ FOOTE N0AIBRADO EN-
SUBSTITUTION DEE JUEz 4
CAMPILLO

Su RECORD EN- LOS 20 AMOS QUE
LLEvA DE JUEz ES EsPLENDIDo
Ell sabado las doce del dia el Co
beTnador i. Mont Rely nombr0 al
Hon. Juez charles E Foote, de la
Corte de Distrfto de Ponce, para pre-
sidir Ia secci0n pfinlera de ID Corte
de Distrito de San Juan, en- sustittii
ci6n del Lcdo. Luis Campillo, que re-
nunci0 y que aiin pertnanece en- Es-
paha, Ell, sustituto del juez FSote nos nol5s
Iinformaron en- Ia Fortaleza; que adm
no habfa sido designado; pero la can
tidad dc cartas que tiene el Goberna-
dor sobre su mesa, sOlicitando esta
plaza, es respectable.
Ell juez Foote como va hemos EXPIRE
sado en- ediciones anteriores tiene en-
el departamento de justicia un record
verdade deramente espl6ndido. FL fu6
nomBrado primeramente para desem-
pe1ar un cargo en- la judicatura de
esta isla el dfa IS de septfenibre del
aio 1890, habiendo sido destinado a
6cupaf el cargo de juez de la Corte
slde Distrito de Mayagiiez. Mr.. Foote
lfes uu6 deslos pocos contineHtales que
dueian en- ID judicatlita de- Puerto
| Rice. Durahte sus muchos amos de ser
yiciOl Iiai actiad0 en- irnportatites ijui'
clos, 10 misnd6 ciyiies que eliminates
tambien podenos decir que ha emf
lido luminosas opiniones, que son po-
4 cas- las que lie han revocado en- el Tri-
bunaF Supreme. FL gran nIihero dc
amigos que ha sabido cenquistar Mr.
Foote p0r su trato afable, carinose
\ sincere, por has jurisdicciones dc
Ponce y Mayagiiez, lapentaran pro
fundamente la ausencia del pfestigio4
So magistrate, que de tanto afectos
ldisfruta por adueilas poIaaciones.. 4 n
Hasta ID feeha, 1fada Sc ha dicho er
q Palaeio con respecto a los Otros
mbramientos judiciaies; perc tenel
mos entendido que seran hechos Ia Sc
mana pr6xinna,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

EsPEcT 1 0UEo AllnoY

ESPECT OUEOe = a lsssA a q HAa'
Cine Las Tres Baildafas Ia ma
ravill llosa einta titplada: Cue les anae2
jerIs una Ecomedia v adefnas 4 Fl En-
tierro del papa Benedicto XIV y IA Co
fonaci6n del nuevo apas N
Teatro RiaIto 81 dfatla en s acs
tos sMhjer Sin Hogar y q duinto cpl
scdio do Ia estupenda serie Ea Fle7
cha vengadoran
Cine Luna. gaarto jornada de IL
interesante pelicula 4 Los Vampires
y una comica
Cine Real, tPuerta de TERRA Fl
segundo episodio del Ia estupenda SCI
rie Gel Hombre de Hero y un colo
sal drama en- 8 grandes parties.
Cine Monte Carlo, tPuerta DE Tie
ria I'm hernoso drama en- 9 gram
des actos e segundo episcdio de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
n[Ia|lllllnl
I AS SsCARRER S b a iER

CRATE con ietrsIs grandes Sc Gued6
de ifa y efectivamente algdn sentido
tenfa Ii ahuncio, pues en- realidad Sc
qued0 de dfa con haber ganado el pre-
MIC s'yendetta' siguiendole Baby
Smile N sAdelitew con UNI record de
%, 2.5 1t5 u 20 2l5 $1S29.5O =
$50S.5O Sc jugaron respectivamente en-
ambas bancas. Aquf Ia .:Baby Smile
vendi6 su carrera por interrumpir a
aJugueton /: .:AdeIite9 por interrunl-
pir 4 s.AIadrfds En- estos cases es Diae-
no que eI jurado abra IN poce mas los
ojos v Sc file en- todas esas cosas- 10
que hizo aver el jockey de Ia aBaby
es objectionable.
La Ultima carrera de 1900 metros "a
gan0 sIndio'' siguiendole "Tocor0n" J.
sLoco'', con un record de 1 :2S 2 :23
MS v i :2S 2I5. Indio'' page en prime
"a, 20 centaros Y "Tocor0n en- segun-
da 80 cenfaxos.
Ell pool Official alcanz0 yer "a S5,264 8
combina aciones que haeen un total de
$S,S16.75, que despues de Iiacerse el
sdescuento Official asciende q so ,953. 40:
Fu6 repartido lentfe cuatre parties,
tocando a 81, ,65Si4 A ano de los agras
ciados, no Sc le ha pagado todayfa, Deii-
lientes de que Sc invcstigue cierto
asunto.
.TuHuit0 T0c0,6Jt 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
no HABIA DUDA QUE TENIA
AQUA la LEGHE

ri microbes pasado d Inspector Dc
laliincntos del llcpartatncntio Se Sani'
dad acoinpanado de nm pOiicfa ins
peccionaba lis dep6sitos dc ieche en-
la saIIc del Culto. en- Sahturce. a
ilegar al dep6slto dc Domingo Con
zalez, este 81 opuso aquc se ie sona'
ran muestras. y para evisarlo vot6 q
Hieche que tenla. 1I guardia Francis
60 aIereado ID denunci0 .nte III C0rts
Municipal Dor vIolaei6n al aftfeuls
|i37 elebrado ei juicio la Corte 4
|simpuso dicz d0larcs de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
MARIA TUDOR =
DEL IMMORTAL
" ICTOR HUG GO
Yea su estreno PR0NTOg

:
LAS CoSFIRsIACIONES DE AVER
IN Ia fGI.ESIA DEL SAGRAD0
Z G0R.lzON, DE s.ANTURcE
asagtssj oa&1
L 4AycrslsQr Ia maIana Sc vio concu-
rlddfsima de feles Ia Parroduia del
Sagratlor Cofaz6n. de Santuree, quo,
tienc nnas feligresfa tan distinguish.
Monsengr Caruana administraba el
Sacramento lie la Confirmation ppr pri
mera yez en- Puerto Rico, Y allf fte-
ron a recibir La Continuation nume-
roses niiios no solo de Ia Parroquia
que con tanto acierto dirigc q K. r.
Ignacios de pios. sino dc San Juan y
de otros nBarrios dc Santuree
Monsefi6r Caruana adhninistr6 e
Sacramento 4 uncs cuantos centenas
res dc cfiatnras que Sc accrcarol3 u
nuesfro iPrelado para ser confiFnadas
PENS Ias ffa de 'Cristo.
La Iglesia del Sagrado Coraz0n. de
ESanturce. ofreafa aver liermosisIino
aspccto.N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
ClS GGG G6gaR8S GNZadls ttB dl8a Dc C0nsGlD To-
Rico s&GG6R San llal l6G1hkga0 saGl. 81 G019yaDaTla
con nOdO de- las gSt9S IaGdgldaS que no il t8ll10 eI1
paIaa ESGaa en- San JHal dc los bGQlg de guerra ABG8H

pemnitiese Ia escala en- San Juan de
algnnos de los buques de nenor por-
te, pyometio considerar esta pro-
posici6ri
be Ia Camara
Apreeiamos sus esfuerzos. Fl cos
10 extra de eoInbustible para variaE
itinerario, nos parece DC pOca nonta.
Suplicanlos insista nuevamente con el
secretariO, para que envfe aquellos bu-
cues cuyo talado Sea De fdcil sntrada
st esta bahia. 2
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EL ALMUERzo DE AVER

f tf4s II
As Ia PRENSA Pm Ell LUNCH
AND TEA ROOM DE MRS. THORNS
Aver la una de Ia tarde. preTia in
vitacion que nos dispense la apreciat
bic seiiota de Thorn, asistimos al sa-
lon de Lunch s. 1'eG Room, que recien-
temente ha sido alberto al publieo en-
los altos de Ia casa ndmero 40 de Ia
lScalle de Salvador Bran, estab ecimien-
to que ha sido muy concurrfdo por dis
'atinguidas damas de la sociedadsd sde San
Juan, desde su apertura.
q Ia sonora Thorn, con toda espien-
aiilez obseqni de
los pari6dicos diarios de IA ciudad, con
9s'in sucnIento salmuerzps familiar. que
en- ahOnoria n yePdatl dstntpl tig1isF
ahosol I1loa estaba confeccionado por
ilnab eocinera de Saint Thomas, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
pETIcIoN DE Los AzucARERos

pETICION. DE LOS AzUesARER0S
Los azucareros han solicitado del
Tesoref0 Benetlicto Ia rebaia del so
por cicnto des las contFfbuciohes sobre
las propledades y yterrcnos azSIcareros.
y que ese haga una revision general
de Ia tasaci0n de Ia imopiedad-
Eundamentln su solicitul on el ba-
10 precio Gel azdcar y csl IA disminu-
ci6n del valdr de la nropiedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
fsIJARDIA NACIoNAIjI

Ei primer teniente Alfredo D. Mar
tfncz ha sido ascendido A. captain, v
a segundo teniente William Fl Mon
talyo primer tenieltte
FL captain candeIayio Morales paso
Ia reserva por haAcrse trasladadO
a Aibonito.
La compadfa .Cs estd destacada
en- Cabo Raio.
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b Falsificaci0n del
e 9AleOholado indiana

K 80.
Notifcamos al pdblico que en- algu-5
ma pafte de la isIa &c estan IlenandO
boteIIas yacias de- aALCOHOLADO
FINDfANO" con una preparation de
Iealidad muy inferior, con eI doble OBJ
Eieto de hacer un gran negocio y de-
desacreditar el prestigio de nuestra
marca.
EstO cOnstituye nm grOser0 fraude
y una GYidente vioIaci6n IL Ley DE-
AliihgHt6s y Drogas y a Il Ley de
Pr6hibici6i.
ROganrOs al pIblic0 estar aleEta aI
comprar AL COHOLADO INDIANO''
exigiendO que Sc 10 entregue el Iegiti-,
mo, que es fabricado 1nica exclusi-
vamente en- la ciudad de Guayama pOr
Ia firma JULIO s. BRUNO, Sucn.
Nratifcarcmos liberaImente al one
nos suministre information que nos
pOnga en- Ia pista de tales talsifca-
dores para hacer que sean petseeuiz
dos por Ia ley.
JULIO S. BRUNO. Sucn.
Buehos de la Marca Fabricantes dsI
{ sALCOHOLADO INDIANOn
Guayama. r. r.
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ET. GRAN JURADo

a primera hora de la maiiara de
hoy se volyl6 constitlir el Gran
Jurado de la COrte de Distritc de San
Juan, Secci6n Primers. A pesar de
tOdas las inyestigacaones ..reporteri-
llcs' no la podido avcriguarsc la ac-
tuaci6n de este nucyo trabajo del
Gran Jurado pero la opinion pnblica
sisue haeiendo concentrates suposi-
clones On esDere de que puGtIa como
cersc oiiciaImente 10 que Sc esta M
ysdganlo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

eRccibido sd sceundo cablegrama'
habiendo conference.-the nueFamente
c6nci Depaltamento de Marina. Me
inforaan due el Departmental acaba
de- 1ehusaf idual invisaei6n de algunos
p1egtos de "a Florida. de Galveston Y
New Orleans. y que apesar Dc aer nluy
sensible Il negative; MO es possible Aas
ceE excefiseioaes 81 Seeeete=sH'ss zel.s2
mienda q Ia Ctnara De Concrete. sx-
p|ique las eitconSt1hcias u pszeblo de-
Puerto Rico. hfels & que Ie ahima su
meiof vo|untad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
lyllBuento
Gadulrl
para las
nferllledadeS
de. la Piel

Los due han estado sufriendo pof
afios de! afecciones de Ia pieI, irritan-
11Ss, obstinadas y fnolestas, consigueil
afivio casi al instarte por medic del
uso del Ungiiento Cadun1. Aiivia al
instante Ia picaz6n y quemaz6n y enl-
pieza cicatrizar IA piel inflamada,
irritada afectada despues de Ia pri-
1aera aplicacion. Ha probado ser ui1
gran alivio para iniilares de personas
que darante amos han estado sufrien-
do de GcEema, acne (barrosl granos
fur1ncuIos, iilceras, erupciones, tirti-
carias, ronchas, almorranas, cornez6n,
Sarna, heridas, arafazos, cortaduras,
1astimaduras, asperos, postemillas,
escaldadura, sarpullido, qienaduras.
costra, 5narguIIaduras, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
BUEN REGALO

'fiiese en- a DODGE dc tipo SEDAN,
cairo cerrado, que es 70 mas acabado,
econ6mico y elegante que viene en- 81
clase q Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
Del comisiohado Residente:

FL Departamento D de Marina ad1ier-
'te que no hay sufciente profundidad
en- eI puerto de San Juan para el bu-
Qpe eAlmirante y oiros ba1eos de
gran porte De IA esenad1a Astega
que les 6rdenes del Conereso para eco
nonia de c5Inbustible hace impossible
llc7af 1abo ese desao. ain initaa-
40 81 nQT7FTo De IQs pArto7 cue rue
sen ahi
II seeretafio penby ha esIado oehs
pado isdo e dia con e c3miit Dc