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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA DE
EDIFICIO Y MAQUINARIA

Por la presente Sc avisa al pIblico
que el dia dc agosto proximo venide-
ro, las p. M, procedere a vender
en- subasta publica en- mi Oficina nota-
rial, sta en- San Juan, Gale de la
Tanca No. (Belaval Building) un edi-
ficio de cemento y hierro, acoplado,
de 140' 42' x 26' sito EN- el barrio
de MiraderO del municipio de Cabo
RojO, con toda La maquinaria calderas,
tuberias de vapor y aqua, laboratoriO
quimico demas efectOs que dichO
edifieio encierra y constituyen la fac
toria azucarera de la Central Belbe-
dere, perteneciente Don Alfredo Ra-
ffucci actualmente depositados en-
poder de D. Hiram Gomez, de Maya
giiez.
Dicha subasta Sc efectla gesti6n
de los Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, de
este comercio y en- ejecuci6n de cier-
to contrato de prestamo y prenda ce-
lebrado entire estos y ell dicho Sr. Ra-
ffucci, consignado en- escrituras Nos.
106, 107 de fechas 3 de octubre
de 1920, ante ell notario d. Arturo Rel
chard para cubrir ell principal adeu-
dado ascendente a $21,245.23, sus in
tereses al go annual desde 30 de Di-
ciembre de 1921, en- cuanto
S10,176.S3, y desde mayo so del ano
en- curse, en- cuanto a S11,06S.4O, con
mas $4,000 satisfechos al Pueblo de
Puerto Rico por contribuciones de di-
chos bienes durante el rasado ejer-
cicio, y los gastos que origine la SUI
basta y la provision de tftulo al COM
pradcr.
Ell pliego de condolences que regi-
ra para dicha subasta, asf como ell de-
talle especificacion de las pleas de
maquinaria que integran los bienes
pignorados y sus titulos de propiedad,
Sc encuentran en- mi dicha oficina no.
tarial, doIde podran ser examinados
por los interesados en- todo dia labo-
rable de 2a5 p. NJ.
San Juan, P. r.. 1S de julio de 1922.
EDUARDO ACUNA,
Advt. Notario PLblicO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
MANDAMUS l3E JIMENE.z
SICARDO

No habiGndose archiyada cscrlto al
critic alglmo De apelaci6n, en- cumpli-
miento de Ii. 6rden Del Tribunal Su,
premo, ell secretario cXpidi6 cl sd0a-
do 20 de julio i'm mandamieato pc
rentorio dirigido al Co5cmader nei-
ly, para que ropusiera On su cargo
de juez municipal de sanJnan q Sc
nor Jim6ncz Sicard0.
:, Ell mandamiento fud enetregado al
marshal de Ia Corte Suprena, en-
cumplimiento pof dsea las dos dc
la tarde. FL Gobernal1r manifesto
al marshal que habfa diligida en- II
manana del sabado una c3Ita al
sefior Jim6nez Sicard6 reinstaldndolo
en- su cargo de juez municipal de San
Juan. FL marshal deyolvi0 81 Llald&-
ndento hacienda constAr 10 que ante
cede y asf ha quedad9 definitiyamen-
te terminado el aSmto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31

Rev. Lafferd, NJ \. Haush. Il. A
Walker Jr., Hon M~qtin T.a,i%o
Luis Carrilo, $. VidM y sen ~. sr-
nora II. \. Rosario, Segundo Feindn-
dez, ]. ]. Souther ". Bayonet, Sa-
rah T. Dawson. Se1orita f. richards
seliorita NJ. Riehards, Margaret NJ,
DAILY, Morris Kraus;, ?. j. Ni@-asi-
Has, j. j. Lay y seloTa, Goldan Day
Alice Day, se1ola Z. Carot \ l-6-
pez sonora, Luis ordoiie2. Z. C&aa-
nillas Y senora. Carmen Cahanillls.
Ralph Cabanillas, A. NJ Sa,daH2. j..
Seryera, W. r. NJ Whartcn. j. T.
Febeau y seiiora, George w. Ileelan,
senorita .Lol.et. NJ. Harahaa. Luis
Gonzalez, .Alicea, senorita s. 0te-
TO, seflorita d. O,ero, Hae&a I1ad0,
Il. Plaza, Maria Layez&rly, stdora 4.
Rodriguez, Isabel Echevarrfa. selori-
ia Asunci6n c. Rivera, sonora c. la
font, T.. L. Costa, sehoritf l. Helf-
tez, Josefina Gonzalez u. Iagan )
senora America L.amp5n.
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EsTA EXHIBIDO AL PUBLICO EN-
SAN JOSE z.
Importante a los
COmerciantes

Por no poderlo atender su dueiO Sc
vende Sc admite un sOcio que aporte
algun capital para ell establecimiento
de mercaderias, quircaIla, etc, que
tiene en- San German don Urbano
Francisco Rua, en- la parte mas cen
trica de la ciudad. Tambien Sc al
quiIa Sc vende ell edificio. Inmejo-
rabies condolences de venta. Para in
formes dirijirse al mismo estableci-
miento y apartado 81, San German a
la Comercial de Sres. Rla, Ginorio &
Co., apartado 334, Mayagiiez, p. r.
o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
NUEVOs DIRECTORIES DE LA
CORPORATION "SANTIAGO A.
PANZARDI, INC"

Personas de gran prestigio en- los
negocios han sido electas en- la Jun
ia de Accionistas de la importante
corporation Santiago A. Panzardi,
Incorporated, celebrada en- San Juan
el dia 27 del mes en- curse, para la
Directiva de la misma durante el pro-
ximo ano. He aqui sus nombres:
Don Jorge Oppenheimer, Presiden-
te.
Don Juan N. Torruellas, Ter. Vice
presidente.
Den James Oppenheimer, 20. Vice
presidente.
Don Ignacio T. Penagaricano, Te-
sorero.
Don Guillermo Cabrera, Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
COMPROMISE DE ESpoNsALEs.

Les distinguidcs j6venes Manuel
Aponte Mandez y Julia vizcarrondo
Catala, muy conecidos y estimados en-
esta sociedqd, han formalizado su
compromiso de esponsales.
FL joven Aponte Mendez, es de San
Lorenzo, Y hace algufos amos que ira
haja en- el comercio de San Juan, y
Ia Srta. yizcarrondo desempena un
cargo en- las oficinas de la direction
de Indemnizaciones obreras.
Ambos merecen la dicha mas com
pleta de Ia villa Y con nuestra con-
gratulacidn anticipada por Ia nota
qle significa la realization de sus
anleloS.
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EsTA EXHIBIDO AL PUBLIC0 EN-
SAN JOSE z.
EN- SAN JUAN.

Vista Ia ciudad el Rvdo. Pbro.
Emilio Rodriguez, Parroco de Adjun-
tas, que estara aquf algunos dfas.
DE Ia Argentina lego en- el Ill
iimo yapor ei Rvdo. Pbro. Rrudcncio
Brunei Ayalos. que es huesped del
Rvdo. Padre DIR. canelIas Perez, Rec
tor del semilEario conciliar, v pasa-
ra una corta tempprada en- Ia isIa.
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EsTA EXKIBID0 AL PUBLIC0 EN-
SAN JOSE z.
Ell GOBERN- DOR LIE PIDIO LA
RENUNCIA All CHAUFFEUR

FL s;i5atio. el Gobernador Rely le
pidi6 Ia renuncia a su chauffeur, Jose
Bermddez. quien por IN pelfodo de ID
amos la lasempelado ese mismo puas-
10 con distintos GobCrnadores.
FL Go;ernador, con el fin de cue
Isermddez tcYea opsltunidad de bus
car otro empleo, lie concedi0 I'm mes
de licencia.
En- su llgar ha side nomhrado Or
tiz Lebron, quien fu6 por algt1n item
20 chauffeur de Nc. Clure.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
CON LUGAR Ia DEMANDA

La Corte de Distrito de San Juan,
distrito primero, ha declarado con lu-
gar la denanaa por Dafos Y Perjui-
cics en- el caso de Rafael Mimoso VS..
Lfnea Ferrea del Oeste por cstipula-
ci6n de las parties sin costas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
VIDA SOCIAL IN CCMERTU.

Ell Presidente del Club Las Palmas,
de Comerfo, Don Ramon Carmod Il.
nos enyfa atenta invitaci6n para el
Bale de ,Sociedad que ha de llevarse
efecto en- Ia noche del dfa 6, con
motivo de la festividad del Santo Pa
tr6n del pueblo.
Damos las gracias por Ia aren@6n
tenida con nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
DON ANTONIO LUGO.

Esta mailana ha llegado, procedente
de Saint Thomas, nuestro estimado
amigo, el distinguido hombre de ne
Socios importante agricultor, Don
Antonio Lugo, que goza en- nuestra
ciudad de tan merecidas simpatfas.
Nuestro saludo afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
d. ENRIQUE SI1IONPIETRI

En- su residencia guarda CANA de
alglHa gravdled, FL conocido caIfl-
Hero de esta sociedad. ID. Enrique
Simcnpieti'i. emplcado del municipio
de SAN Juan.
Eacemos votds p9r iel destableci-
miento del caballero enfermo.
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PLEAS DODGE

No repare su carro con las pleas
falsificadas que lie ofrecen por aEri. Di-
rijase siempre "Andreu, Aguilar &
Co.," age1tes exclusives de Dodge
Bros. en- Puerto Rico, y economizara
tempo dinero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
DESDE CATAnO

Aver a las doce del dia un Ford"
guido por su dueno Dolores Santiago,
trope6 dos ninos de corta edad
cue iugaban en- la calle Wilson.
NO podemos decir como marchaba
ese caro-; pero 81 podemos asegurar
que en- nluchas ocasiones hemos Wis
to AUTOMOBILES cruzar nuestras Gales
a gran velocidad, este ros hara la
mentar un grave suceso en- cualquier
nomento.
La policia, debe vigilar este, Y de-
npnciar los autos que marchan a ma
yor velocidad de la reglamentada.
Mientras en- Humacao los mucha-
chos del "Linea Ferrea" recibian una
fenomenal paliza, en- los juegos, de Ia
n1anana y la tarde; aca, en- los te-
rrenos de la Ball el team los |Bravos"
le propinaba una gran derrota a los
Marines del "Ryam", ganandole por
cinca carreras.
Runl6rase cue los que fueron Hu-
macao, no vieilen muy contentos del
compartilniento que para con los ju-
gadores del "Linca F6rrea" tuvo
aqueI pueblo.
El Departamento de Interior pare
&C que esta esperanto cue TN auto o
un canton Sc precipiten por las po-
dridas barandas del puente Wilson,
para entonces mandarlo a reparar.
No solamente las barandas, sino el
piso tambien esta en- condolences de-
plorables, por 10 que solicitamos que
ell Departamento mande, 10 antcs po-
sible, un ingeniero que inspeccione ell
NAL estado en- que Sc cncuentra este
puente que esta resultando un peli-
gro para el que pasa por @l.
Evitemos el peligro, Mr. Wilson.
El duetto "Huertanica-C -Cardoso"
fu6 muy aplaudido anoche Ell ell BE
lio",
Ell iueves reararecera el duetto
'"Yara" con Tn programa variadisimo.
Con Cuatro mil Y pico de cupones
Sc llevarcn Ell premic de esta senlana
del Concurso de la Enlpresa de Ian
chas Popular.
iNo habra gastado mas de 10 diez
dolares en- Ia compra de cuponer ell
afortunado?
\ Estamos SECURE &c que 81 los ha
gastado, pero... el interas ahora con-
siste en- pagar algunos dolares por
yer su nombre estampado en- la pi-
zarra de la Estacion.
iiAh, humanidad!!
Corresponcal.
Julio, 80.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
10 DE la SESSION EXTRAORDI-
MARIA DE LA CORTE SUPREMA.

Con motiyo de cierto rumor que ha
circulado de que ell Attorney General
ST.. Mestre habfa escrito una carta
al Gobernador Rely pidiendole que SO
siryiera conyocar en- session eXtraordi-
maria el Tribunal Supreme de Puerto
Rico. esta ma1ana preguntamos al
Gobernador 81 q habfa recibido tai
carta. FL Gobernador no nos contes-
Is categ6ricamente nuestra pregunta,
apeSar de cue sabemos que Ia refe-
rida carta fuG escrita. FL Goberna-
dor pareee por 10 que nos dijo, que
no sinpatiza lnucho con la solicitud
del Attorney General, pues dice que
el iuez Asociado ST.. Wolf esta actual
mepte, en- el N0rte, el juez Huachin-
son esta en- Ia Corte Federal, el juez
Franco Soto Sc embarca pasado ma
iana V el juez presidente piensa irse
con su familia de temporada de vera
no. Y con TN juez solo no puede cons
titnirse el tribunal. En- la forma que
nos explic6 todo este. no creemos que
el Gobernador Reilly, complaZca al At
torney General Ell esta OCCASION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
LOS QUE Sc EsPERAN EN- M
SAN JUAN

En- cl rapor "San Jeas7 que se}i6 q
sdJado dc Nclc lcric a las doce Gcl
dia, emBqrcaron pera Puerto Fi~0 los
pdsdicyoS SigWeAfGs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31

FuIne Vd. cigarros Ha-
banera, Rotchild, Bre-
vas Imperiales calidad
unif0rme. Cigarros q.
Satisfacen a tOdOs los
fumadOreS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
EN- Ell pALACIO.

Esta mailana han conference.-the con
ell Gobernador, el eXjuez Federal Mr..
Hamilton, v el Sr. Frank Adams.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
. DODGE BadTHERs
Cada Guaragiiao encuenha su PItlre

pesar de los pea que cn m6 prcpiO sobresac iun
FL CATAR0 NAL moestoso demas la Influenza mas
de oesoa resua nfemedad cund compca Para
cmbatr males los Mdcos recomiendan exteomeu d
ALC0HOLAD0 CEREIPINA nteorente el HIGUER0L
Sop Hghea blanca He aqu dos pToductos del
ingeno que supean les mportado dias de In
huenza puede oprohrse las ytud cutvas de
dos netamente Iegionaes
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EsTA EXHIBIDO AL PUBLICO EN-
SAN JOSE z.
FL. IICDO. LOPEZ ACOSTA, NOM
BRADO OFFICIAL JURIDICO~

FL slbado, el Attorney General
nombro official iuridico del Departa-
mento de tusticia. al eX-juez del dis
trito de Guayama, Lclo. Jose Lopez
Acosta. en- sustituci6n del Lcdo. Ne
mesio r. Canales.
Esta m&lana tom6 possession de su
cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
MIR. COCHRAN DE VIAJE

Pasado mafana embarca para Esta-
dos Unidos, ell el yapor Porto Rico"
en- asuntos financieros, nucstro baen
amigo el -Presillente del Banco
Colonial Mr.. Herman L. Cochran.
Buen viaje lie deseamos al distin-
guido banquero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-31
Function sin A1uncios

Una vista nuvstra fahrica no lie
cuesta NADIA. Esta instalada con los
a6elantos mas inodernos. Yea nuos-
ira existencia de driles de hilo. Mo-
jamos los driles antes lie fabricar.
Vendemos mas barato que los dem&s
Puede ordenar su traje la medida,
I'd. sera nuestro cIiente como otros
muchos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
A Large Hall for Entertainment and Conventions Is an
Urgent Need: Why Not Finish the Arrnory This Year?
xn1BERs Of the Yortnightly Music 81
held 9 meeting last week to consider

kWbEBB Of the fortnightly Music club
I'M held g meeting last week to consider .
~ venture In important musical events for
the coming fall and winter season. The club
has an opportunity TO secure three or more
famous artists for concerts. The venture re-
quires a considerable guarantee. Success will
require large attendance at these concerta. II
should be easy TO secure, with the talent In pros
poet. The club should have firm faith In Albu.
qusrques ready response to entertainment Of
worth and 60 ahead with its plans. Ordinarily
careful management VIII insure success.
One Of the most inspiring events that has oc-
CURED in this city was the concert given last
winter by Madame sobuman-H eink in the great,
barn-like national guard armory. Not one Of
the hundreds who filled the hall will ever for
get the scene and the singer, or will fail TO
realize that the vast audience lent inspiration
70 the singer, accustomed as she was to such
pssemblages.
The armory is the only place in Albuquerque
with capacity for large assemblages Of the peo-
pie. II Is rninviting In its present state, diff
cult In its acoustics, uncomfortable in its
msagre equipment. It has been standing in its
half finished state for years. II il time TO CON-
plete the building and properly equip II as a
modern concert and convention hall. TO which
u can easily be adapted without interfering in
the least with Its original purpose.
Those who are interested in promoting good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

lican party lines. In their fights the three
abandoned none Of the fundamental principles
Of the republican party or Of the republican
form Of government under which we still for.
tunately continue TO operate this nation and
under which we hope to continue to operate It.
The victories Of Beverage, Pinchot and
Brookhart will not only not injure the repub-
lican party or the republican cause, but will
strengthen both, because no political organiza-
ton has ever been permanently hurt by an oc.
casional overturn in its leadership. II is only
by such an overturn that new leadership de-
velops, and the need OF the republican party in
many a state for new leadership is obvious. q
But a victory for such a platform as Record
advocates would constitute first. 3 revival Of
an outworn demagogic muck raking; and, sec.
ond, a victory for socialism. Such a victory
would be disastrous not only for the republican
party but for the nation.
Record Is of the type Of progressive" who
for personal progress would be willing to
plunge this nation into chaos. lie Is, unfor.
~tunately, not the only one Of his kind at large.
Senator LaFollette has finally gotten around
TO the supreme court, that being the only insti-
tuition he hasn't started to put out Of business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

musical entertainment for Albusuerque should
interest themselves in this proposal. Il may be
recalled that whenever an effort has been made
behind q worth while musical attraction the
High School auditorium, where such concerts
usually are given. has been filled to capacity.
Were there available q n equally comfortable
concert hall, with q capacity Of 1000 instead
Of 800 seats, that, too, would be filled to
capacity.
There Is this difference: with only 800
seats available for sale 1t d difficult TO provide
the best class Of musical talent without an OK.
brilliant charge per seat. With 1000 seats
available at q moderate charge, every seat can
be sold with ease and the cash production win
be sufficient 10 meet the charge Of the most
expensive artist and cave a profit.
II we are to have anything like O steady
supply Of good music here we must be able 10
present IL at q popular price. That means vol
ume sales, and volume sales mean, in turn, a
hall big enough 10 seat large numbers Of people.
The logical way 70 provide such an audi
forum Is to complete the armory. It can be
made into q perfect concert hall for q very
moderate cost. Its value as q convention hall
would be doubled several times over. Its de-
STABILITY as an armory would be much en-.
HANGED.
The suggestion is not new. But II Is pertinent
right now. This would be m excellent time TO
60 ahead and finish the armory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
MILLIONS FOR
PREVENTION

IT HE Rockefeller Foundation is spending
millions of dollars annually in a world
wide esmpaign for the prevention Of
disease. The scope Of its work is impressive.
The results are bound TO be tremendous, for II
constitutes the most effective as well as the
most extensive campaign for health in the
history of the world. Here is a brief summary
Of the work OF the Foundation in 1921. as pre-
scented in the annual report Of the president,
George Z. Vincent; a. continued a quarter
million annual appropriation TO the School Of
Hygiene and Public Health 0f Johns Hopkins
University, (2) pledged two millions TO Har-
ward for a school Of health, (3) contributed 10
public health training in Czechoslovakia Brazil
and the United States, t4) aided the Pasteur
Institute Of Paris to recruit and train personnel,
t5) promoted the cause Of nurse training in
America and Europe. (6) underworld an ex-
perimentai pay clinic in the Cornell Medical
school. "a formally opened q complete modern
medical school and hospital in Picking, (S)
assisted 25 other medical centers in China, (9)
promised a million dollars for the medical
school OF Columbia University, (10) contracted
TO appropriate three and one-half millions for
the rebuilding and reorganization Of the medi-
cal school and hospital Of the Free University
Of Brussels, (l1) made Surveys Of medical
schools in Japan, China, the Philippines, Indo-
China, Straits Settlements, Sism, India, Syria,
and Turkey, (12) supplied American and Brit,
ish medical Journals 10 il2 medical libraries OIL
the continent, ga supplemented the laboratory
equipment and supplies of five medical schools
IN Central Europe, (14) betrayed the expenses
Of commissions from Great Britain. Belgium,
Serbia, and Bra1l, t15) provided l57 fellow.
ships in hygiene, medicine, physics and chem
istry, 20 representatives Of Is countries, (16)
continued a campaign against yellow fever Ia
Mexico, Central aud South America, III
prosecuted demonstrations in the control Of
malaria in ten states, (1s) eo-operated In hook
worm work In 10 governmental areas, (l9) par.
ticipated in rural health demonstrations in n
American eounfies and in Brazil, (2O) neared
the goal Of tra1sferrine 70 French agencies an
snti-tubercuibsis organization IN France, f2I1
provided experts In medical education and
public health for counsel and surveys In many
parts Of the world. and rendered sundry minor
services 70 governments and voluntary soeieties.
These things were done In part by the fouu.
dstion directly, but chiefly through ia depart
mental ageneies--the international Health
Beard, the China Medical Board, and the Di'
vision Of Medical Education.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
BY BERToN BRALEY

! wanna 20 somewheres. some time.
Away on a train or ship: N
! been plnrniH' all my life to 40 aomcwhereAs
But 7 never got of { for the trip.
For I didn't have the cnsn
or my health II went to smash
Or I maybe lack The nerve an pluck.
10 I never got nowheres. no time.
An l guess I'm kinda out Of lock! =
I wanna 10 somewheres. some time.
Some place that amt a bit like home:
I been dreemir' all m y life how TO do Il
But ! never SEEMED TO get to roam; w
For the landlord raised the rent
or my little wad was spent
or the place had a job shut down.
20 I never rot nowheres. no time.
But stuck around my own home town.
] wanna 20 somewheres. some time.
Lake I see lots Of people do;
! been tryin' all my u f. TO 70 aomewheres
An ! didn't hardly care whore 10:
but there's always this an that
Keeps me right where ! am AT.
80 I'm sfickin' whore I've always stuck
An III never get howheres. no slime.
Cause I haven't got that kind OF lucki
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18

Sawyer. physician to President Harding, predicts
that future doctors viii be paid ''for keeping people
well rather than for caring for them when they are
Sick"
That Ia the Chinese system. Over there. the doctor
Is paid 80 much a day as long M the patient IL vol.
On days when the patent IL sick. Doc gets no pay.
which gives Doc an Incentive to do hs work thor
cush,y and not overlook any bets.
u wouldn't work IN our country. where people
usually stay away from the doctor until they are
afraid OF making the undertaker's acquaintance.
We cure. the Chinese prevent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
nItE,ECHIss

Democracy Is saved. Ambassador Hsrvey dincards
the plush Knee pants" which he has been wear
ing az English eourt functions.
Hereafter he will perform inaregnistiou fuli-dress
:ess conspicuous.
Colonel Harvey. In Knockers. gave America many
. chuckie' Yet our great great -Erandfathers wore
no other kind. Appearing In public In modern long
trousers. they'd have been considered freAkish.
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
RuNf.RuNNrNG

Another big source OF liquor supply II suddenly
shut off. Ontario. Canada. begins enforcing a special
act Of its Legislature that makea Il Illegal To trans
port liquor over highways. Liquor for export can be
shipped only by railroad and lake route.
Up To now, bootiesrerr loaded a truck with hoocB
and wandered along n.ario country roads until they
found sn unguarded point where their cargo could
be slipped across the border into the unltrd states.
The new legislation prohibits shis-and Ontario
has n peculiar custom Of enforcing Ms iawf.
Thus another OF the rivers. flowing into the Vol.
stead desert, dries up at lis source. More counterfeit
Canadian and Scotch whisky labels will he needed
by American bootiegEers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-18
E,RICEa

Wholesale prices advanced n trifle during May.
But on June 1 you could buy at wholesale Tor sii 90
the same general stuff that cost ss07 on June I.
1918. This h shows by Bradstrpet's index OF whole
use prices OF 20 leading necessities.
IN other words, whoiesais prices are 81 per cent
higher than before the war.
Wholesale pricen lead the way for retail prices.
What ~ due to hnppenY wni retail pricts drop 10
meet Wholesale or will whoiera,e prscss rise TO meet
rsta,if The he fortunes Of thu next few years wall
be made BY the shrewd men who guess the answrr
correctly.