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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
MINING NEWS FROM ARIZONA
BY Charles F. Willis, Editor Arizona Mining journal.

The Copper Situatlon-1t is es-
timated that the sales of copper
during the current month will be
240,000,000 pounds, these figures
being based upon sales made so far.
The sales Of June and the sales
of May have been significant in
that they were record sales on on
a rising market. The price is
strong at IA cents and very little
to be had at any lower price.
Bisbee-P. G. Beckett announces
that the Copper Queen smelter will
increase from 100000 pounds in
May to 100000 pounds in June.
The increase comes from Nacozari,
Morenci and about half million
pounds increase from the Copper
Queen mine.
Ray--About twenty-five timber
men have been put on at the Ray
Hercules Mines. Inc. getting the
mine into shape for operation.
The mill capacity is to be increas-
ed to 1900 tons daily and other
changes to be made that will cut
costs materially.
Winl<elman - The silver lead
property operated by Continental
Commission company has been
taken over by the Seventy-Nine
Mining company, Tucson and
Texas men. They are shipping
about fifty tons daily to Ell Paso
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
A FREE BOOKLET ON
THE PREPARATION OF
VEGETABLES FOR THE
TABLE

The time of the year Is ap-
preaching when fresh veg
etables are easily obtained,
whether you raise them your
self or buy them in the mar
ket.
Few persons understand the
use of these foods. which are
more essential to health than
any others.
The average housewife does
not even know the names of
half the vegetables she might
obtain.
Get acquainted with all the
vegetables, their food value,
and how to cook them. All OF
this information Is contained
in a booklet which the De-
partment of Agriculture has
issued. Although this is a free
publication money cannot buy
anything SO practical and au-
thoritative on the subject of
preparing vegetables for the
table.
Our Washington Information
Bureau will secure a copy Of
this booklet for any reader
who fills out and mails the
coupon below. Enclose two
cents in stamps for return
postage, and be sure to write
your name and address clearly
on the lines of the coupon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14

and plan an increase to 100 tons.
Wilcox-The new electrical
equipment and pumping plant for
the Central Copper company is on
the road and will soon be installed.
The operation of this new plant
will permit of an increase In the
number of men to be employed in
development work.
Jerome-James M. Layman is
protesting against the sale OF the
Grand Island company to the Shea
Copper company and is trying TO
organize the stockholders to oppose
it on the ground that the Grand
Island stockholders are not secur-
ing sufficient equity.
CIarkdale-For two years expert
mental work has been conducted
on low grade suphide ores from
the United Verde and it is said
that the experiments have been
sufficiently successful to make a
large mill a possibility in the near
future.
Superior-The Magma Arizona
Railroad company has placed an
order for 200 car loads of mine
ties for the new road from Magma
to Superior. The new road will
have a maximum grade of 2 per
cent and maximum curves at IL 1-2
degrees instead of A per cent and
so degrees on the present road.
Cananea-The property of the
Green Cananea Copper company
will start work about July /. About
one million dollars Is being spent
on improvements prior to starting.
This property is capable OF pro-
ducing 100000 pounds annually
and with the improvements should
have low costs.
Humboldt-T h e sout west
Metals company now has its ore
buyer out hunting custom ores for
the plant at Humboldt, The start
ing of the smelter should start
much activity inc Yavapai county
among the smaller operators as the
Humboldt plant was their saliva
ton.
Casa Grande-The Pinal Gold
Mines company is to be or
ganized to handle the property on
which the big gold strike was made
south of Casa Grande short time
ago. Charles N. Wilson of Tucson
is to act as the fiscal agent and
the company is largely Tucson
men.
Miami--Work has already start
ed on the building of a large num-
Der of employees houses at the In
spiration mine and the necessary
work on the accessory buildings 10
town. The new community will
be close by the main shaft work.
ings about three miles from Miami.
Oatman--It is reported that by
the fifteenth of July $50 to 800
men will be at work on the old
Gold Roads mine which was a pro-
Queer for many years and which is
now being cleared up ready for the
resumption of operations. This
will give Oatman a decided boom.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
FREDERIC J. HAsKIN,

The Albuquerque Journal In
formation Bureau, Washing
ton, d. c.:
I enclose herewith two cents
in stamps for return postage
on a free copy Of the booklet
Preparation Of Vegetables"
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
Ills FRIEND RECOMMENDED
THEM

six years ago." writes w. VI.
Shadwell, Stanley. Va. 81 had kid
ney trouble, and at times was I'M
able to raise myself in bed. Foley
Kidney Pills were commended to
me by the Chief of the Fire Depart
ment. After using 3 bottles / was
completely relieved. and have
never had return Of the symp-
toms" Why suffer when you can
get relief fror rheumatic pains,
backache, swollen, sore and stiff
joints, sleep disturbing bladder
weakness and other symptoms of
disordered kidneys? Sold every
where.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
WElSMULLER SMASHES
a. SWIMMING RECORDS
lBy The Associated Press.l

kahului, Island of Maui, T. H.,
June 10 (by the Associated Pross)
Johnny Weismuller of Illinois
Athletic club, Chicago, smashed
four worlds swimming records
here today in tank handicap race.
This is what the padding marvel
from the east did:
Covered 400 yards in four min
utes 40 2-5 seconds, or IA seconds
faster than the previous record
mark; cut the time for 400 meters
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
Answers to Questions.

~ CAY AuNobiOt w llAllS1 llbS AL
buquerque Journal Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin, Di-
rector, Washington, D. c. This Of
fer applies strictly to information.
The bureau cannot give advice on
tiers. 1t does not attempt to settle
legal, medical and finan;al mat
domestic troubles, nor to UNDER
take exhaustive research on any
subject. Write your question plain
ly and briefly. Give full name and
address and enclose two cents in
stamps for return postage. All re-
plies are sent direct to the in
quirer.)
Q, Arc the average weights of
men and women also considered
correct weights? j. r.
A Average weights are usually
compiled from insurance figures
and are merely what the adjective
implies. Ideal weights differ
somewhat. An authority on dietet-
les says that average and ideal
weights are nearest together when
individuals are between 20 and %
years of age. AS the years progress
the average weight is higher than
the ideal weight,
Q. In case OF lost ball In golf,
what is done If the ball is found
after the player has hit another
ball? A. G. X.
A. If the man played a second
ball within five minutes allowed
for hunting a lost ball, it is con-
strued as an act of courtesy. He
may play the one that has been
found, picking up the extra ball.
q. What has become of twilight
sleep? c. Ii.
A, This method of painless
childbirth is being used in private
practice by many physicians in this
country, but there is no hospital
using twilight sleep exclusively. In
England and Germany greater
progress has been made, some hos
pitfalls administer it frequently and
the treatment is gaining in popu-
larity.
Q. How many verbs are there In
our language? i. G. II.
A. There are about 5000 verbs
in the English language. OF these,
approximately 1000 are classed as
irregular, although some of them
have regular forms.
@. Where IL the quotation "a
little knowledge is a dangerous
thing found? S. +.
A. The correct wording Is "a
little learning is a dangerous thing
1t is in Pope's Essay on Criticism,
Q. What woods are sold under
the name of mahogany? w. NJ.
a. The forest service says that
over sixty different species of tim
Der have been put on the market
as mahogany. The woods now COM
monty sold under the name are
rue mahogany from tropical Amer
lea. african mahogany" and
philippine mahogany" Birch and
red gum are usually acknowledged
as limitations of the wood, although
they are sometimes used in furni-
ture sold as genuine mahogany.
Q. Are rose bugs poisonous? A.
A.
A. The body of the rose-chafer
contains neuro-toXin which kills
small animals which feed on the
bugs. Chicks week old have died
after eating fifteen or twenty rose
chafers, and a ten-week old chicken
succumbed to ninety-six of the
bugs.
Q.NWhat are the Four Horse
men of the apocalypse supposed to
represent? n. S.
A. The -Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse symbolic Pestilence,
Death, War and Famine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
MONTANA BANK ROBBED

IeWlstoWn, Mont, June I3.--The
State bank oil Roy, forty-three
miles north Of Lewistown, was held
up early today by two armed men
who escaped in an automobile with
"all the money in sight" according
TO reports here. Several posses
under the direction of Sheriff
Woods, are searching for the ban
GIFTS. The amount of the loot is
unknown to authorities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
GORILLA JONES WANTS
BOUT HERE ON FOURTH

Dan Daniels is cunning around
for mitt thrower to stack up
against Gorilla Jones here on July
A. He's particularly anxious to
pit Gorilla against AL smaulding.
according TO a letter recently re-
ceived. but if this cannot be ar
ranged, he is willing to take on
Speedball Hayden, Battling Nor
folk or Conley.
Promoters can reach Gorilla's
manager at the Jockey Club in Ell
Paso.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14

Workers In tanneries are gen.
orally very free from lung troubles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14

from five minutes 1925 seconds
to five minutes 8 is seconds; set
a new mark for the 500 yards Of
five minutes 10 seconds; shaved
the 500 meter time from five min
utes Sc 3-5 seconds to five min
utes So seconds.
Warren Kealoha, Of the Hui
Makani. Honolulu, recently victor
over Weismuller in the so yards,
backstroked 100 yards in one min
ute 1-5 seconds. Weismuller did
not swim in this event.
In the 100 yards, free style.
Weismuller won in 81 seconds,
with Warren Kealoha second.
Weismuller turned the tables on
Kealoha in the SO yards free style
by capturing the event in "a 1-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
TAFOYA is PARDONED.

Santa Fe, June 13.-Pardon has
been granted by Governor M. C.
Mechem to Cicilio Tafoya, who was
sentenced in Valencia county in
January to serve six months in the
county Jail at Los Lunas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
ARTICLES AMENDED.

Santa Fe, June 13.-The Stallings
Grocery company, of Clovis, has
amended its articles of incorpora-
ton to change the name to the S.
w. Lane Grocery company. S. W.
Lane is made statutory agent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-14
King Alexander ard Queen Marie
of Serbia.

All Serbian traditions and super
stitions were scrupulously observed
at the marriage Of King Alexander
and Princess Marie of Roumania in
Belgrade. Among the princess
presents was flock of rams with
golden horns from Albanian adj
mirers,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

PROPUESTAS OBRAS PUBLICAS
POR Ell MUNICIPIO DE ARROYO
Ell Municipio de Arroyo ha solici-
tado un emprestito para construir un
edificio escolar, matadero, carcel, mu-
70 maritime de contenci6n, ampliaci6n
del acueductO, id. de la zona urbana
en- q cuerdas, urbanizaci6n del en-
sanche urbano, caminos vecinales, ca-
sas para obreros, embreado de Gales
" reparaci6n y provision de equipoe
al hospital municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
FIGURAS DEL ARTE MUDO

dos, hiciera una vista sns Estudios,
a o'que accedi6 ell valientc solGado.
De la entrevista celebrada entire Wi
liam Fox y Buck Jones surgi6 cl com
promise de este para servir la casa
por largo tempo.
Los directories de la Fox itenen Ia
habilidad de escoger aquellas obras
EN- que mas 0casiones dc lucimiento
Sc ofrecen al ahora popular actor.
Jones es TN hombre modesto, deci-
dido y audaz, quien las aventuras
llevaron realizar actos ante los cua-
les yacilarfa cualquiera. Sobre un
caballo hace ''cosass imposibles', Sc
gun Sc ha asegurado mas de una
veZ. ~
Las cintas. Ell que aparece como
"estrellap son 'La Ultima faia', "El
ltiradOr honrado", "Caminos prohibi-
dos, etcetera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

Los Estados Unidos de Norte Ame-
rica produjeron durante el afio 1914,
en- bushels: 2.673OO0.OOO de mafz
391.OOO.OO0 de trigo; 1.141.OO0.0OO de
avena; 406.O00O00 de papas; 1950O0.-
600 de cebada; 24.000.0O0 de arroz;
100000 de centeno; 1T.000.0O0 de
trigo obscure 697 100000 de libras de
,azdcar de cana; 733.000 toneladas de
azicar de remolacha, mas de 16000.0 600
de balas de algod6n; 1.035O00.000 de
libras de tabaco; y hortaliza, por va
lor de $520O0.OO0; frutas diversas,
$13.OO0.OO0; frutas secas, $20.O0O.O00.
En- ell ano 1915 existfan en- ese ia
buloso pals, los animales siguientes:
caballos, 21195.O0O; mulas Y mulos,
450O.OOO; bovinos, 5S.327O0O; oyejas,.
5OOOO.OOO; marranos, 65.000.O0O.
El valor de los animales de servicio
agrfcola Sc ealcnla de este modo: bowl
nos de trabajo, $1237. 100000; yacas
lecheras, $1,176.OO0.OOO; y anadiendo
los demas animales formaban un to-
tai aproximado de $6.000.000.000.
Maderds Los bosques suman 550.-
600 acres, casi la cuarta parte del Te-
rritorio. Eli consume annual de made
ras, excluyehdo la epoca extraordina-
ria de la guerra europea, suma alrede-
dor de 3O.OO0.O 100000, de pies ctibicos
que yalen mas de $1.S75.0O0.0O0.
Ainas :-Durante ell afio 1913 Sc OBJ
servo la siguiente production en- el re-
ferido pals: hierro, $45s.OOOOOO; CO.
bre, 19OOOOOOO; orc, $s9.OOO.OOO; pla-
ia, $40.OOO.OO0; plomo, $3s0OO.OOO; !;
zinc, $3S.OOOOOO; aluminio, $4,000. 900;
antimonio, 81. 100000; azogue, 100000 :;
estafio, $4,000, y platino, $4,000.
En- un siglo, los 1Estados Unidos, que
empezaron su vida de naci0n indepen-i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

daS en- las cuales sirvieron o q las
olales pertenecieron, y este desde
luego levantara EN- ellos ell espfritu
de companerismo en- su Regimiento
y un sentimiento de orgullo por su
antigua organization.
Oficialts del Quartet General del
Second Corps Area q,iienes tienen a
su. cargo el trabajo de Organizar las
Unidades de Reservas, llegaran en- el
pr0ximo transporte Ell MARIO 2, y
ellos harm el trabaio preliminar para
organizar estas Unfdades en- Puerto
Rico.
Estos Oficiales explicaran Y Jiscu-
tiran los detalles sobre Organizacio-
mes de Reserva Y la materia de orga-
nizar las Unidades asignadas Fuer-
to Rico aqurllos que ahora henen
comisiones en- ell Cuerpo de Reserves
" a antiques Oficiales v soldados que
sirvier0n durante la Ultima Guerra,
10 mfsmo que a otras personals que es-
ten inteipsadas en- este moyimicnto.
Para este prop6sito los salones del
Club de Oficiales en- el Quartet de In
fanterfa estaran abiertos despues de
MARIO 2 para todas aqrellas personas
interesadas en- este asllnto. Sc daran
conferenciae lectnras en- los salo-
nes del Club Ell Ballaja por estos
Oficiales para explicar los metodos de
organiza ion Y asignaci6n de Unida-
des del Cuerpo de Reseryas, asf como
acerca de todos los detalles pertene-
cientes al caso Y que es 10 que Sc
intenta lievar a cabo en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

A los oficiales del Cuerp0 de Reserva
y Oficiales Y sOldadDs de la Ultima
Guerra residences en- Puerto Rico, les
serd interesante saber que ell Depar-
tamento de la Guerra tiene en- pro-
yecto organizar en- Puerto Rico, en- rn
future no lejano. ciertas Unidades en-
las Reservas Organizadas del Ejer-
cito.
Entire las Unidades que Sc han de
organizar en- las Reservas en- Puerto
Rico, figuran los Regimientos mime
ros 1913, 374 y 375 de Infanterfa que
fueron organizados Y adliestrados Ell
el Campamento Las Casas, en- 1918.
Sc entiende que tambien Sc fncluira
en- las Reservas Organizadas en- Puer-
to Rico, un Regimiento de Artiilerfa
de Campo, una Compaiifa de Policfa
Militar, un Battalion de Ingenieros
(de Combate), una Companfa de Sa-
nitarios, una Compaiifa de Hospital
Y una de Ambulancias (de Motor) Y
una Compafifa de Transporte por
Motor Motor Transport Company
con una Seccion de Reparaciones.
Ofciales soldados que sirvieron
en- alguna de las Unidades organiza-
das en- Puerto Rico durante la Ultima
Guerra, naturalmente tendran inte.
res especial en- IA orgalEzaci6n de
Unidades en- las Reserves Organiza-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
FL Pals De Los GRANDES RECURSOS

diente. con 100000 de almas, llegaron
a mas de Glen millones de habitantes.
Para la guerra compraron $21 .000.-
100000 en- Bonos de la I.ibertad de
la Victoria, en- ell corto espacio de dos
aiios, aparte de la inversion de capital
para ciertas necesidades industriales.
Los bonos extranjeros vendidos y que
adn no han sido pagados, alcanzan,
aproximadamente, a 81. 400 100000, des-
de el armisticio.
ReserUG Federal: - Ell medic por ell
cual Sc liquidan los saldos por el sis
tema de la Reserva Federal, es el fon-
do de orc para liquidaciones, que alcan-
"a en- la actualidad unos $450O0O. 900.
Esta EN- las areas de la Tesorerfa de
los Estados Unidos y constituye parte
de las reservas de oro de los doce Ban
cos de la Reserva Federal.
La porci6n del fondo que cada Banco
posee, Gambia dfa por dfa, ' esos cam,
uioo sVii "ecHtotoS cif ioS liuioS uc Id
Junta de Ia Reserva Federal. Ell volu-
men de liquidaciones de todas classes
que sc efectdan por medic del fondo
es, por terminO medic, de 100000. 600
al dfa. La tabla siguiente presenta
las liquidaciones del Banco de Reserva
Federal, de New York por medic del
fondo, cada aiio, desde que Sc fund0 .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

Las fechas de estas conferencias V
leeturas seran anunciadas en- la prem
sa local despues de la llegada de
estos Oficiales en- MARIO 2.
Todos los Oficiales de Reserva V ex-
oficiales que no est6n Ell la Reserva,
y otras personals interesadas, q,iedan
inwitadas a atender a estas conferen-
cias, como tambien seran bien reci-
bidas EN- cualquier otro tempo que
estimen conyeniente para veIiir, en
relaci0n con asuntos de las Reservas
Organizadas.
La Organization en- las Reservas
Organizadas de las diversas Divisio-
nes otras Unidades especialcs que
pariciparon en- la Guerra del Mundo
,esta en- progreso ell los Estados Uni
dos desde el aiio pasado, con mucho
exitO, no hay que dudar, que este
asunto, encOntrara ell mismo entu-
siasmo en- nuestro j6venes en- Puerto
Rico.
Toda information que Sc desee en- co
necci6n con la organization, asignaci6n
y Otros detalles que Sc relacionen con
la organization de las Unidades de
ReserYa en- Puerto Rico, junto con ell
personal que pueda ser asignado las
mismas, sera dada, tanta como sea
possible por ahora, mediante aplica-
cidn personal por escrito, al Conan
dante otcial de las Tropas de Bsta-
dos Unidos en- Puerto Rico, en- San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
BUCK JONES

Buck Jones naci0 en- Vincennes, In
diana; y, tolayfa muy joyen, Sc tras-
iad6, con su .famflia, Indianapolis,
donde recibi6 educaci6il Fue ell esa
ciIldad donde trabaj6 por vez pl.mera.
Tenfa un puesto de ayudante de me-
canica, IN la fabrica de automobiles
"Marmon''.
La vida de la ciudad era para Buck
un verdadero martirio, Y la abandon0
prOntO, marchando a Red Lodge, Mon
tana, dOnde Sc colQc0 como vaquero,
en- un rancho del lugar. Pero Jones,
hombre inq1ietO, pronto cambi0 de
idea. Y, pensando en- q. Isu porvenir no
estaba en- correr detras del ganado,
decide ilgresar en- el Ej6rcito, 10 que
ilev0 a efectO. ,e.,f.4.
POGO tempo despues fu6 mandado
las Islas Filipinas, para que contri-
buyera a sofocar una rebellion de los
nativos. ALI fu6 herido, y regres6 a
su pals para restablecerse, obtenido
10 cual Sc traslad6 al campo de ayia-
ci6n en- dorde pernaneci6 hasta su
licenciamiento. ss b
va en- libertad, consigui6 ser con-
tratado D0r los hermanos Miller, que
a la saxon tenfan un espectaculo en-
one Sc exhibfan las habiiidades de in
dios Y "cow-boys", ' todo 10 que del
Oestc puede parecer interesante ESQ
sirvi0 Buck para poner de resalto
su maestrfa, su valor su serenidad
como jinete.
TodO este acontecfa Ell el a1o 1914,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22

que fue el escogidO pOr los grandes
hombres europeos para lamar a sus
pueblos q La lucha mas fiera mas
sangrienta que recuerda la Historic.
Nuestr0 biOgrafiadO, sintiendo que
renacfa en- el la afici6n a las aventu-
ras, Sc EMBARGO con runlbo a Francia,
donde Sc incorpor6 al Ejercito anne
ricano, en- ell que sirvi6 hasta que un
general frances, enterado de SUI cxpe-
riencia en- la aviacion. 10 puso a su
servicio Immediate.
Esa fue la gran oportunidad de
Buck. Jones, va que, atacando las po-
siciones ,nemigas, conquist6 la admi-
raci6n de sus compaieros.
Como experto comprador de eaba-
Hos tambi6n sirvi0 Buck al Gobierno
de Francia.
Sus, grandes cualidades de jinete
!, asombraron cierto dfa al Primer Mi
nistro Clemenceau, que tuvo para 6l
frases muy halagadoras, y 10 hlzo
celebre, relatando sus hazaflas a lalgu-
nos periodistas parisienses, que les
dieron publicidad, @
Los reyes de Belgica tambien Sc
sintieron entusciasmados por ell tra-
bajo de Buck. y llevaron esa misma
impression al amino dc Jorge v, el
monarca ingles, que, tan pronto como
lego a Paris pidi0 que Sc lie proper
cionara la oportunidad de admirar al
Jinete Maravilloso.
Entonces, William Fox, presidente
de la compafifa que lleva SUI nombre,
pidi6 a Buck Jones que tan pronto
como teiminara de seryir a los ALA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
NoTAs soCIALEs DE PONCE

La boda de la seforita Mireya Ma
laret, Sc anuncia para mayo pr6ximo.
Los esposos Moringlani-Morin en-
barcaran para, Espafia, dentro de
POGO.
Sc ha tornado un Club de Casa
dos, que celebra constantes diversiones.
ReUistG del Sur ha empezado a
publicarse semanalmente.
Don Guillermo Vivas Valdivieso
y dofia Enriqueta Rosaly, estan c0nya-
lecientes de la influenza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
HAY QUE LEvANTAR Ell FIRME

Los ingenieros del Municipio de San
Juan, son de opinion que debe levan-
tarse todo ell firme del trozo de carre-
terra comprendido entire el Puente de
San Antonio y Martin Pefia, para que
la Avenida Ponce de Leon quede en-
las condolences debidas y el ensanche
de Santurce, con la via de los carros
electricos niyel, y los desagiies COM
pletos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
DON EDUARDO BAZAN, ENFERMo
DE CUIDADO

Anoche Sc recibieron noticias en- esta
.ciudad. de que ell estimado joven don
Eduardo Bazan, director de la sucur-
sal del Banco de Canada en- la ciudad
de Ponce, estaba enfermo de .algdn cui-
dado.
Su padre, nuestro estimado amigo
don Antonio Bazan, sali6 anoche mis-
mo para aquella localidad.
Esperamos que la ciencia pueda de
volverle la salud al excelente joven,
quien goza en- esta localidad de ilimi-
tadas simpatfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
PatriciO Blasco
Camas limpias y habitaciones frescas.

Por Ia presente avisa su numerosa
clientele de San Juan y de la Isla que
nuevamente. Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant casa dormitorio, ia
Econ6niica" situado en- la Gale del
Cristo No. IA y 2l donde les atendera
el amigo Blasco con la prontitud que
le caracteriza. Comidas excelentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-22
PARA SAN LI1AN

A principles del mes entrante trasla-
dara su residential San Juan, el dis
tinguido Lcdo E. Ramirez Nadal, de
Mayagiiez. Aquf piensa ejercer su pro-
fesi6n.