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Linen Dept.

18x18 Mercerized Damask Table
Napkins-In three neat patterns;
hemmed ready for use; perfect
quality. No-PROFIT @1 0S
SALE price per doz.. .UA'VV
Iimit one dozenD
Round ScallOped Danask Table
Cloths-Blue or rose colored bor-
ders. NO-PROFIT SALE 100
Limit one)
Bleached Twill Cotton Crash
Fast color red border: suitable
for roller or tea towels. 73o
NO-PROFIT SALE price. ~
Limit ten yards)
Absorbent Cotton Towels-All
white or with red borders; size
17xs5 inches. NO-PRoFIT 1Sc
SALE price. ce.......... AcS
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Jewelry

Solid Gold Lingerie Clasps
Substantially made; dainty SSc
patterns. Pair. CON
Sterling Silver Thimbles-well
made; assorted sizes, including
misses sizes. NO PROF o.
1T SALE price. ......... w
Jet Bead Necklaces-with
pendants; stylish cut Jet fin
,sh; price NO , PROFIT SALE Mc
Solid Gold Baby Lockets-With
chains, dainty patterns; well
%iSs' prise ..':.il''ii1. NO PROFIT SALE 88c
GOldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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HAND WINS
HE|RESS' LOVE
AND JAIL BARS
Swiss Steward Declares Rel
atives of,Wsaithy Pittsburgh
Girl Kidnapped Him.
Romance Hits snag, However,
When Girls Kin Give Him
''Bum's Rush."

: NEW YORK, March 20.-De-
claring that he was kidnapped and
is now being forcibly detained at
Ellis Island on an allegation OF
insanity because he and . young
Pittsburgh girl Of wealth and
social prominence are in love with
each other and her relatives seek
to get him out of America, Aug
ust Probst has obtained writ Of
habeas corpus.
Probst, who is twenty-four and
strikingly handsome, is said to
tell q remarkable story Of the ex-
treme measures he alleges the
girls relatives have taken in order
to separate them.
Girl Wealthy and Prominent.
The Pittsburgh girl, acc ording TO
the story. is a very near kinswoman
of Pittsburgh multimillionaire
occupying an extremely high place
in the eyes of the nation. She II
nineteen, good-looking. a college
girl. and is in the highest rank Of
society in the Pennsylvania city.
According to his sworn testimony.
which was presented to Judge. Mack
in the application for the writ OF
habeas corpus. August Probst, also
known as "Arche" Probst. came to
this country June last as a stew
ard aboard the White Star Liner
Olympic. He went to the Rolling
burgh, and worked as butler.
1ha p~lItr~ prck (U,sh n aQid IN
be 50 exclusive that its membership
roster is confined to twelve families,
all millionaires and all highly placed
socially.
Forcibly Taken From Club.
His affidavit then goes on in
this fashion:
ION February %, 1922. early in
tho morning. a Mr.. Thompson. who
am informed and believe is an
official Of the Rolling Rock Club.
entered my sleeping quarters with
q revolver in his hand. ordered me
to dress. and without affording me
an opportunity to obtain my per-
sonal belongings. and with q gun
pointed at my body. ordered me to
walk out into the hall, where I
was then seized by Mr.. Gail, the
and Mr.. Evans. an arch
itect. both connected with the
Rolling Rock Club, and between
the three persons / was marched
to the stable and kept there for an
hour.
II was then forcibly placed in an
automobile by Gall and Evans and
was taken to Latrobe and there
placed on q train bound for Nav
York. guarded by Gail. / was in
formed by my captors that a steam.
ship ticket would be bought for me
and the next ship would take me
back to London"
For some reason or other, Probst' q
testimony goes on, the detectives
were unable to obtain from the
Swiss consulate a wise for his pass.
port. 30 he was released.
Then he went to Trenton, N. j.,
where inspector Mcintosh seized
petitioner and displayed to the pc.
titioner a telegraphic warrant from
Washington, wherein II was charged
that the petitioner was a person
likely to become q public charge. and
the petitioner was brought to Ellis
Island and placed in the detention
pen,"
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Footwear

Wonen's Black Kid Boudoir
Slippors-With rubber heel, turn
sole and pom pom; sizes 3 to
Z. No-PRoFIT SALE 81 Ok
price. .,,............,. ~O
Women's Oxfords-Biack kid
and dull calf; wolted and Mckay
sewed soles; Cuban heels: sizes
2h to 7, No-rRoFIT 80 *
SALE price. ~6'Oc
Women's One-Strap House Slip.
pers-Turn and Mckay sewed
soles: sizes to 8. NO e1 Xxx
PROFIT SALE price. ~A'cc
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
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Umbrellas

Women's Colored Silk Um.
brellss-Fine quality silk taffeta.
In navy, green, purple and
brown. with imitation ivory and
bakelite handles, rings or leather
straps; ivory and amber finish.
ed tips and white club ends.
Some have slight defects in
weave, but guaranteed for wear
and service. NO PROF GO 90
1T SALE price. ..... UO'OO
Goldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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Stationery

White Paper Napkins-100 in
package; good quality white,
crepe finish. NO PROFIT o.
SALE price. package. ..... w
White Shelf Paper-Lace edge.
NO PROFIT SALE price, SC
FOUR rolls. w
Keith's krafton Linen Writ.
ing Paper-60 sheets in box;
white only. NO COo
PROFIT SALE price. AON
Goldenberg's-Firs Floor.
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Innings

S6-inch Mercerized Satine and
Scrge-In an assortment OF de.
sirable colors, also fast black;
lengths from ] to 8 yards. C9c
NO.pROFIT SALE price SOS
Ss.Irch Genuine SLipner's
Sat'n-Name woven in selveCe'
good assortment Of colors. hut
no black. NO.PROFIT C1 co
sAT.E price, e,....,..... ~A'V"
Goldenberg's.-First F1oer.
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ROCKVILLE BOY INJURED
WHILE SKATING IN STREET

ROCKVILLE, Nd, March 90
While roller skating on the main
street Of Rockville. near his home.
yesterday afternoon, Anderson vii.
liams. nine-year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Williams, was run
over by an automobile and seriously
injured. He sustained q fractured
hip and other injuries and was taken
to a Washington hospital. The &C.
cident Is said to have been unavoid-
able.
The funeral of William M. Candy,
aged eighty-six, a retired farmer of
Colesville district, who died early
Saturday morning, took place this
afternoon from Grace Episcopal
Church, Woodside, many persons
from various parts Of the county and
elsewhere attending. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Charles
d. Lafferty, and burial was in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
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Handkerchiefs

Mems White Handkerchief
Full size, soft finish quality,
with hemstitched borders. NO
PROFIT SALE price, CSc
SIX for. OS
WON ems Handkerchief
Colored border, colored center
and plain white lawns. NO
PROFIT SALE price, C0r
SlA lot.
Goldenberg's-Firs Floor.
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ARLINGTON CD,
RING IS HIT BY.
LAWYER PAYNE
Clarendon Attorney Tells Court
Politics Against Town
Incorporation.
Times Clarendon Bureau.
. Ellerson avenue.
Telsphous lS3-W-1.

CLARENDON. Va. March 40
In the brief submitted by Attorney
A. Parke Payne before the appellate
court In Richmond for the citizens
Of Clarendon who are seeking incor-
poration. the so-called Arlington
county ring was declared to be the
sole opposition to the movement.
Attorney Payne pointed out that
Thomas De Lasmutt. Walter T.
Weaver. William w. Douglas, J. r.
T. Garrett. William c. Wibert. Sher-
iff A. c. Clements, and Frank Ball
were the chief witnesses against the
measure. The first two are county
supervisors; Douglas In an ex-mem-
Der Of the supervisory board and II
now president of the Arlington Trust
Company, which 10 the depository
for county funds: Mr.. Garrett, now
deceased. was county engineer. while
Frank Ball is county prosecutor. and
the sheriff concludes the list.
The defendants we're represented
at Richmond by William G. Cloth,
who is now county Judge. Judge
Cloth declared the case to be q "con-
test between the oldt-ime residents,
on the one hand. and the capricss
and whims of few new corners on
the other"
In summing up the case for the
Clarendon citizens, Attorney Payne
said In his brief:
I'VE have 6s6 names. all white,
and residing within the area asking
to be incorporated, favoring incorpo-
ration.
ION the other hand, here are aIs
people, sixty-six of whom are known
to be colored, 286 who do not live
within the area and thirty-two who
do. SO far as Clarendon 10 con-
cerned. We have 666 people for and
thirty-two against Incorporation.
1T can be readily seen that more
than Is per cent OF this list are
property owners, voters and tax
payers of more than three years
standing. BY the same examination
of the 318 directors. we find only
thirty-two living within the area:
associated with these we find sixty
six who are known to be negroes
within the proposed town OF Clar-
endon."
A mass meeting Of Arlington
county citizens to be held In the
Fort Myer Heights courthouse has
been called for tonight by Mrs.
Lloyd T. Everett, of Ballston, to
formulate plans for the county's
participation in the Richmond his
torical pageant. May 22-2S. Mrs.
Everett urges that all who can pos
sibly attend be on hand as many
important committees will be
named to arrange for floats, march
ers. and other representative fea-
lures.
Cherrydale firemen will hold their
big jollification next Thursday with
the staging Of their sixth annual
banquet. Many State and county
dignataries will be on hand to en-
Joy the feast as in other years.
The Mems Club OF the Clarendon
Methodist Church will meet at the
home of George c. Hohein at 8
o'clock tonight. Last night the
club members met with Pastor
Beery. Of the church. for a farewell
talk, 1t being expected that the
latter will be given q new pastorate
following the Baltimore Methodist
conference which convenes Thurs
day.
The Washington times., 1922-03-20
Bedwear and
Domestics

81x9O Seamless Bleached Sheets
Correct size for double beds.
erie ct quality. NO OOn
PROFIT SALE price. -. COC
54x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets
For single beds; perfect quail
ity. NO-fROFIT SALE SOc
72x99 White Dimity. Bed
Spreads-Seconds Of a very high
grade quality: extra length.
No-PROFIT S A l. f 81 GS
price. ................
White Crochet Bed Spreads
An extra heavy quality. with
handsome woven Marseilles de-
signs; full double bed size.
No-PRoFIT s A l. e &C1S
price. ~AsAV
42x36 Bleached Pillow Cases
Mill seconds; finished with wide
J, e ms No-PRoFIT 124c
SALE price. ............ ASZS
45x36 Bleached Pillow Cases
Seconds of fine quality: correct
sizes for regulation pillows. 10c
NO-PROFIT SALE price. A0S
So and 39.inch Unbleached Sheet.
ing-Mill lengths; good quality
for general use. NO O3c
PROFIT SALE price. ..... O4S
27-inch Dress Ginghams-In a
beautiful assortment Of staple
stripes and plain colors; war
ranted fast colors. NO 10c
PROFIT SALE price. go. AVN
27-inch Standard Apron Cling
hams-In all size blue and other
color checks: on account Of small
tear about every SO inches, we
can offer this well-known brand
in the NO-PROFIT SALE OlLc
36-inch wool finish" Suiting-
In dark plaids and broken checks,
strictly all-cotton fabric with
the general appearance of
wool. NO-PROFIT SALE 1OD
36-inch Khaki Drill-A heavy
close twill quality, for boys
rompers. suits, etc. NO 1Co
PROFIT SALE price. ... 1ON
32-inch ROmper Cloth-In
checks. stripes and plain colors;
for boys, girls and women's
wear. NO-PROFIT SALE 100
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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White Goods

S6-inch L0ngcIoth-Soft cham
OILS finish quality; ten yards TO
each piece. NO-PROFIT G1 TX
SALE price.
4O-inch White Chiffon Wolfe
Fine two-ply quality; mill sec
onds. NO-fROFlT SALE 10c
34-inch White Linen Finish
suits ng-Correct weight and
texture for MILDLY blouses. skirts.
etc. NO-PROFIT SALE 1C4c
price, yard ....... 1A2C
4O-inch White Organdy-A fine
sheer transparent quality. CCc
NO.PROFIT SALE price. HSS
29-inch White Plisse Crepe-A
fine mercerized quality. for lin
gerie. NO-PROFIT SALE 1Oc
36-inch White Nainsook-A soft
kid finish quality. for undergar-
ments. NO-P ROFIT 1C4p
SALE price. ..........
4O-inch White India Linon-A
fine sheer crisp quality, snow
White bleached. NO 1Qc
PROFIT SALE price. -. N
36-inch White Check NOiles-In
various size broken checks, for
waists and dresses. NO CSn
PROFIT SALE price. S
36-inch White Nurses Cloth
With appearance OF all-linen, for
MILDLY blouses. nurses uniforms,
etc. NO-rROFIT SALE Or
price. ..............
Goldenberg's-F'ir Floor.
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Grocery Dept.

Campbell's Pork and Beans
With tomato sauce. NO Or
PROFIT SALE PRICE. w
Campbell's Tomato Soup. NO
PROFIT SALE Qc
Tall Cans OF Pet Brand Evap-
grated Milk. NO PRO- Q1c
FIT SALE price, ,,,,,,,,,,.o
GoldenberE's-Bas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
LAS REFoRMAs DE ANGELEr.

LAS REFORMAS DE ANGELET. .
Ell emprendedor catalan, que asf
puso su nombre a la dulcerfa dc fren-
te q la plaza de Salvador Brau, ha
realizado importantes reformas en- ell
local del atrayente establecimiento que
tiene ahora amplia luz Y aire a trav6s
de sus nuevas Y elegantes vidrieras
que responder cumplidamente al pro-
p6sito de exhibir las cosas deliciosas
que fabrica su gran dulceria.
Ell senior Angelet ha empleado algu-
nos dollars y parece que no son po-
COS, en- realizar una conveniente re-
forma Ell 'su establecimiento de ma
nufactura y expendio de la calle de
Salvador Brau, Y esta ultimando los
detalles de complete arreglo de la tien
da Ell donde Sc han montado nuevas
vidrieras, vitrinas Y otras convenien-
tes instalaciones beneficio del p1bli-
co y del negocio.
lie deseamos al progresista hijo de
la iudustria Cataluiia, ell mantenimien
to de su eXito y progrcso Ell sus ne
gociOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
No Sc rompa la cabeza pensando que
zapato habra de comprar. va hay "a
patos LONDON.
Udicos distribuidctes
ROGUE GONZALEZ & Co, Sues.
San lose Z. San Iuan. ?. Z. 3
Ell GRANDE Y PEQUENo JURADos

Eel Gran Jurado de Ia Corte Federal
q. fuG disuelto antes de aver despuGs
de rendir su informe, estaba constituf-
do pOr las siguientes pcrsonas:
w Il. Kennedy, William Scybold
Jose A. Gonzalez. Il. Il. Roberts, H..
S. Graham, II. Il. Hastings. G. S.
Swanson, w. S. Martin, Rafael Ro-
bert, Burt o. Clark, Arthur G. Ma.o,
]. d. Andino, Severe Lafarpe, John
Calender, john j. C;;llaghahm, II. Il.
Steffins, +. II. Johnson, james McMa-
hon, Eduardo Acosta Y John f. King
Ell PequeilO Jurado para el pr1Nimo
mes dc nOviembre ha qup;ladO deSi.s-
nGdio ell la siguiente forma se1ores Il.
Rodriguez, II. L. Mills, Jose C. Boso
sa, Abe Goldsmith, Z. a. Bailey, " A.
Boulong, NJ. del Valle VIM. Ungcr O.
d. Hoffman, Thomas L. Moore, JGr@c
L. C0Ombani, Diego Il. Carri6n, A. G
Bishop, Pablo Emilio Rodriguez. RU
finO de Goenaga, Elias a. Wolf. Ra
mon Latimer Jr.. Manuel C0stas. Lui,
Valiente, David Storer, Z. o. Cara
brandt, Manuel Egozcue, John Bitter
Francisco Hepburn, Pedro Schira Jr
Damian Rodriguez, Carlos GQal. J. Ga
tell Y Ramon ValdGs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25

Ell domingo pasado nos trasladamOs
a Humacao, con el objeto de presen-
ciar los desaffos que habfan de cele-
brar los clubs Humacao Stars y Puer-
to Rico.
POGO mas de las IL a. IN. llegamOs,
Y va habfan pasado tres innings, 10
que nos impide reselar el juego de la
mafiana.
POr la tarde la lluvia pertinaz Y
majadera, parecfa no querer que, los
fanaticos presenciaran tan importan-
te encuentro.
' No obstante clio muchos fanaticos
de Id capital Y Humacao, invadieron
el Grand stand, y algunas lindas mu-
chachas del simpatico pueblo, y Otras
que Sc encuentran acostumbradas a
asistir dominicalmente los terrenOs,
SIC habfan apoderado de suS asientOS
respectivos, desde donde presenciar CO
mOdamente tan importante desaffo.
Empez6 ell juego, ocupando ell cen
tro por los boricuas Fabito, y por los
orientales Moncho, el que fue salu-
dadO pOr Siquf con un buen 'toletazo,
Beitfa 10 imita; y apenas sc habfa
principiado, la lluvia cay6 a granel,
yrconyirti0 el terreno ell un verdade-
ro bache. Era impossible jugar asf
con ell terreno Ell tan malas condicio-
lles, pero Ell pdblico intransigente Pc
dfa play.
Sc reanud0, y los jinetes Sc dedica-
ron entrar carreras al home duran
tie los dos primeros innings, anotan
dose 8. Los Humacao Stairs lograron
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
VEGA BAJA.
LUCKY BUNCH.

iQuG! :Tiemblan ustedes? No Sc
asusten por ell nombre. ESQ lie pasa
cualquiera que haya dido hablar del
Ku-KIuG-KlGn de Ia guerra rusO-ja-
ponesa. Pero Ell este pals, donde la
horchata ha sustitufdo la sangre,
cualquier cosa nos hace temblar.
No haya miedo: NADIA de particular:
viviremos siempre como en- una bal
sa de aceite; Y hasta los alacranes han
de ser inofensivos, de ahora en- ade-
lante. Todo en- Puerto Rico ha de
zanzibar; hasta los pasos seran mas
leves.
Y aquf mismo, Ell Vega Baja, serd
el sitio predilcctO, donde han de revO-
lucionar. pero iqu6 he dicllo? No
me atrevo a repetirlo; porque este So
10 Sc lie ocurre D. Santiago y su gen.
te. Quise decir, evOlucionar con sor-
prcndentes acontecimientos.
y oigan ustedes. I'm grupo dc Chi
cas- patriotas, que NADIA tienen de ton
tas, conociendo que la vida esta ha-
ciendose insoportable, Sc han propues-
to, .ddndole Ia raz6n Mr.. Reilly, ha-
Ger de Puerto Rico I'm nuevo parafso
Todo por la patria y para la patria
Me preguntardn ustedes, ;qu6 han
i hecho? Pues 10 mas trascendental
desde ell descubrimiento hasta Ia fe
cha. A. ....-.
| Nerdn ustedes: han tornado, no un
partfdo de la independencia, (Dios
nos cola confesados 81 este Sc lie ocu.
rricra Il las mujeres). Pero ST una
sociedad independents, fuera de ca.
sinos de cualesquiera centros socia
les, en- donde puedan desarrollar sus
/ aptitudes, de acuerdo con las ideas
modernas con los metOdos importa
| dos de libertad, justicia y democra
cia, todo Ell beneficio de nuestra que.
rida terra.
~ Ustedes me preguntardn; y iqu6 de
kkfaftieular tiene este? Pero es que U.s.
thsles tsfan impacientes: un poquito
s!is:S;aI'fHi s!es:i; + jPtenci0n.
4 tt.a:s4fontinaa en- la pagina Z,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25

LOS vECINos, DIcEN, !.
Sr. director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
Sou T11on

Sr. director de Ell IMPARCIAL. /:
San Juan
Respectable seilor:
lie Ggradecerfa la publication en- srl
diario die las siguicntes manifestacio-
mes: Hace ai1os tengo a mi sonora
madr, dofa Juana Vale, reclufda en-
ell manicomio, por padecer de enajc-
naci6n mental. Por las 1ltimas yisi-
tas que lie he hecho, principGlmente
la que hice el 1S del corriente, he po-
dido notar Ia gran mejorfa que eXpe-
rimenta. Ello se debe al buen trata-
mient0 que lie prcstan los medicos de
la Institution y su matrOna, doiIa Ma
talia Jimenez. Careciendo de recur-
sos con que recompensGr, como debie-
IA, estos mGllicOs Y a la matrona,
por cl bien que vienen hacienda & mi
.querida madre, que de seguir asf,
pronto tendr6 la dicha de verla bue-
ma, lie suplico encarecidamente me pu-
blique este en- SUI popular vocero, p;,-
ra cOnOcimiento general, y para que
Sc yea que soy agraJecidO.
Sin mas, quedO sus 6rdenes, SUI S. s.
ErGIiStO Soto.
Santurce, % de octubre del 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
.ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-"El Termino
de la Jornada", por House Peters y
Jams Noyak, en- actos.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
.Damas gratis. Madame Nazimova en-
el colossal drama en- actos, titulado:
"La Modelna Dana de las Camelias".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Los
episodes 3 y de la monumental Sc
rie, por William Duncan, titulada:
Gel Hcmbre de Hero" y la graciosa
comedia en- 5 actos, por Corine Grif-
fifth, titulada: LA Nina de las Lii
gas. iDamas gratis!
Tcatro Beliograph, (CatahO).-Ex-
traordinaria. Thomas Meigham y
Katherine Macdonald en- el drama que
hara sentir, titulado, Gel Rayo".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
= ! - = VI - -
Ell. MUNICIPIo DE ,YSAIBpCo.A...


segdn ell informe proGduccido' 'por Gt5nF9 ell
Presidente de- la Asanblea. Municipal
de Yabucoa, respecto ala expresada ad
ministraci0n on ell liltimo ailo, ingre-
saron por diversos conceptOs $91.377.-
"A, siendo los egresos $79S65.S9 con
un sobrante ell 30 JUNO dltimo de Sill
51135.
En- los ingresos figura un impuesto
de $4,000 sobre fabrication dc azlicar
$31933.44 de contribution especial
dc 070 del 1 por ciento. Los fondos
escolares produjeron $14S2623.
Estimamos la cortcsfa del ejemplar
que Sc ha enviado Ell IMPARCIAT,
del que tenemos ell gusto de acusar
recibo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
CEASES DE COSTURAS.

i I'm numeroso grupo de seilOras y
seiioritas de Santurce. esta dando cla
ses de costuras V labores en- la Escue
la Labra de Santurce con la hdbil
profesora Srta. Amalia Adsuar. En-
localidades de Ia isla pasan de 1000
las que estan hacienda o perfeccionan-
do ese aprendizaje. Terminado ell
curso las que pasen cl eXdmen, pue
den obtener el correspondence tftulo
o diploma que da ell Departamento de
instruction dc Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
G0BIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DepartamentO del Interior
DE .t
OBRAS PUBLICAS.
ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA.
San Juan, Oct. 16, 1922.

San Juan, Oct. 16, 1922.
Proposiciones en- pliego cerrados
para la adjudication en- publica su-
basta de las obras dc construction de
un puente de hormigon armada de dos
ARGOS de Is m. de luz cada uno sobre
ell Rio Toro Negro, carretera Gales
Juana Diaz, cuyo presupuestO aproba-
do asciende veintiun mil veintiseis
dolares sesenta centavos 1921 ,026.60),
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
2 P. M. del dia 13 dc noviembre, de
1922, en- que Sc abriran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
en- esta oficina donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto que han de regir en- el con-
trato, y podran recoger los licitado-
res los pianos y modelos de PROPOSE
clones que han de presentarse, me-
dante un deposito de diez dollars
($10) en- metalico en- cheque certi-
ficado que seran reembolsados al ser
devueltos dichos documentos en- el
plazo de veinte dias (2O) despues de
efectuada la subasta.
La administrator Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones y adjudicar el con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.' -
J. A. WILSON,
COMISIONADO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
UNA NINA

Aver vino al mundo con toda felici-
dad en- ell hogar de los estimables j0-
venes Jose Pena. dc sucesores dc f.
Font Hermanos " .su esposs Emilia
Fonseca. una hcrnosa ,piilt s,npiillat " es Sal
tisfactOrio ell estado de la.iseilO3t snia-
Ore y dc Ii nueva 'qri$tianaA. "a 81 .l.' "a r..
Es la tercera en- la familla. y y vitya
nuestra congratuIaci0n por cf grato
sueesO. o.. ,&9. {; .cDss4ag1s aisaf5
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
Sc ALQUILA
o Sc ARRIENDA

Una casa acabada de cOnstruir en- la
carretera de LOiza, Stop "A. e....:..
COlinda con los terrenos de Mr.. W..
BOrda, esta cercada de aIambre y tie
ne 5000 metros de terrenO, sembra-
do parte de frutos MEMORIES ,.se. !.e
Es un sitiO sanO y muy ventiladO
con buen vecindariO y Orilla de la
carretera.
Lame al telefOnO "a escriba al
apartadO GAG. San Juan.-n-a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
Ell TRIBUNAL SUPREME.

Ell microbes primero de noviembre
pr6Ximo, Sc abrira ell Tribunal Supre-
mo dc Puerto Rico, Y el seis del mis-
mo mes, reanudara su Quinto T6rmi-
no de Sesiones comprendidas hasta el
% de diciembre del ,aiio ell curse.
Son innumerables los casos pendien-
tes de resolution que .estan apelalos
procedentes lie las cortes inferiores de
|
la Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-25
La TR|BUNA
DEL PUBLICO
Ponce, octubre 20 de 1922.
Sr. j. Perez Losada,
a. = s". San Juan,

L OIlSOs OSGuULS 6V uS 4OEAs
Sr. j. Perez Losada,
. 1'- San Juan.
Muy senor mio:
En- Ell IMPARCIAL, periodico que
usted tan alto ha puesto, al no per-
1nitir en- sus paginas nj un insulto,
nj una calumnia, en- su n1mero de
aver (jueves) aparece una cronica de
shase-ball' firmada por Bob Meusel,
que es una calumna soez y un insulto
gratuito, los fanaticos ponceios. Ell
que suscribe, que en- sus cr6nicas "ba-
seboleras", ha tratado siempre de ser
justo, hubiera protestado, con todas
sus fuerzas, 81 Sc hubiera cometido
tai atropello con los Orientales. Pc
ro no ha habido tai cosa, todo 10 con-
trario.
Yo espero de uated, que en- ell mis-
mo sitio que Sc nos insulto, me publi-
que estas lineas, por 10 que lie antici-
pa las gracias, su affmo. y S. S.
.E Antonio Fiol Negr6n.