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ARRIVED.

Str President Adams. London July I, Cher
hourr I'd and Queenstown I'd. to the United
States. Lines. with SO cabin and 3s third
class passengers and ndfe. Went 70 pier z,
Hohoken.
Str iustavshoir (sw). S.ockarlm juno H.
Gothcnburg 10th and Newractle 2Gth. 10 Fur
ness. Witty q Co, with mdse. Went to pier
Of. North River. ~ N
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated below General Post OFFICE
ynanc a
Is
at
OF shown
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. July 12--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the Seamen's Church Institute, 20
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
10th meridian, or hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
1870.
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By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Ampctco 4o5 e Ambrose l. v 18th.
Bellerophon Ill from New York 18th.
Birkenhead 90 ~ Hatteras 12th.
Cha rles Braley 105 by w Diamond Shoal
18th
city Of Atlanta 147 NNE Diamond shoai
18th. .,
Cold Harbor left Philadelphia AM 18th.
Il II Bedford IT s Scotland l. v 18th.
Edward Peirce "a w by Nantucket l.
18th.
Eeltore 2so 9os 8 4 AMBROSE X, L ,,l2. i2th.
Franklin X Lane III Nantucket l. 18th.
Fort Victoria 365 Sc Ambrose l. V 18th.
Hampden 1870 NE Winter Quarter l2th
Major Wheeler 100 S Ambrose l. 18TH
Mauretania expects TO arrive Quarantine .
AM Friday. Dock $3.50 AM. weather per-
mtting.
Melville Dollar 14o Baltimore s PM 1ith
Muskogee 1873 NNE Diamond Shoal 18th.
Necoochee 81 SW Nantucket l. v 18th.
Newton l4S II Chatham 18th.
Reliance $40 T. Ambrose j. v 18th.
Saccarappa $40 Il Cape Henry 18th.
Standard go " Diamond Shoal 18th.
Sunbeam 20s S Overfalls l. 18TH.
Swiftstar 1913 NE Diamond Shoal 18th
Transportation rs EhS from Fire Island
18th. ~
virginia 1e9 Scotland L v 18th.
West Gotomska e5 f Boston 18th.
William Green 80 SSW Hatteras 18th.
Continued on Following Page.
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Psyern, Hamburg, So " R..... Moot
Carmania. Liverpool. 81 n Re-. Noon
La Bourdonnais. Havre. IA n r.. 100 PM
Morro Castle. Havana. &c, 13 Il r. ! 100 PM
1atria. Naples, &C. 3ist st, Bklyn. 3 100 PM
Hoboken. ........ ............. 80 100 PM
SAIL FRIDAY, JULY II.
Bogots. Port au Prince, &c, ~ N r 3:00PM
Cayo Mambi. San Juan. &C. 7 " r. -
Clan Macintosh, Cape Town. &C.
81 Bklyn. ...r..............F.. -
Guiana. st Thomas. &C, "a Bklyn. 800 PM
Manchioneal. Santiago. &c, o N X. -
Nunargo. Nassau. &C, o II R....- Noon
Surinam, Trinidad, &c. Al Mr.. 500 PM
SAIL SATURDAY. JULY Is.
Algeria. Glasgow. "a " R... Noon
Andrea Luckenbach. Pacific
coast. 3Jth st, Bkiyn.. ........... PM
Apache. Jacksonville, 20 " R.... Noon
Docks .%.:..,................... 400 PM
BEdagry. West Africa. 30th st.
Bklyn .........&....,...,... Noon
Calamares. Havana. &C. o N r.. II 100 AM
Carenco Genoa. 3 Army Base. Noon
Cedric. Liverpool. 60 R........ Noon
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str ROTTERDAM due July 13 with malls
from France steamer left Boulogne July 5.
Str MAURITANIA due July IA with mails
from British India. Czecho- -Slovakia. Egypt,
France Greece Itafy, Jugo-Slavia.. Rumania.
Spain and Switzerland. Steamer left South
ampton and Cherbourg July 8.
Str ADRIATIC due July 16 with malls
from Great Britain. Steamer left Liverpool
July 8.
Str HoMERIC due July 10 with malls from
Austria, Belgium. Denmark, France, Ger
Netherlands, Norway. Poland, Rumania,
South Africa and Sweden. Steamer left
Southampton July II, 1922.
Str RYNDAM due July 81 with malls from
British India. Egypt, France, Great Britain
and Netherlands. Steamer left Boulogne
July H. 1922.
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The time given IN the above table Is East
err standard time and s furnished by the
United States Coast and Ceodetlc Survey.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922

Palembahs. Gibraltar let ...... Funch- -Edys
schoharie. Southampton Sd ,... Kerr IS Co
Scythia, Liverpool 7th. ....s... .Cunard Line
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SAIL SATURDAY. JULY Is.

chebaulip. Gothenburg. &c. 18th st.
City of Columbus. Savannah. so
X. ............. ............ 3.OO IN
Drottningholm, Gothenburg. 07 r 100 PM
r. Siglo New Orleans. 80 r.. Noon
FL Sol, Galveston, 40 N R........ Noon
Eesequibo. Valparaiso, AZ n r.. Noon
Evelyn. San Juan. &C. 81 Bklyn.. Noon
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. 05 r.. 100 AM
Gen W @ Gorgas. Colon. 81 r.. 300 PM
George Washington. Bremen. Ho-
DOken ........... ..ss.s'. % wv I'm
Kroonland, Antwerp, u N R...... Noon
La Savoie, Havre, 81 R... Noon
Manuel Calve, Mexico, Il H.. -
Noordam. Rotterdam, 9th st. Ho-
hoken .................... Noon
Olympic. Southampton. 80 n r.. II 100 AM
Philadelphia, Lasuayra. &c. IL
Bkiyn .............. ........... Noon
Ponce. San Juan. 35 Bklyn....... Noon
Ripon, Nassau. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Eosalind st Johns. NF. Java ct.
bklyu. ........-.... ..,........,. ll.U AM
Santa Olivia. Buenos Aires. 10th
st. Bklyn. ....................... Pm
Satsuma. Yokohama. &C, 81 Bklyn.
: Sboney. Havana. 13 u R.......... IL :00 AM
Verbanis, London, II r.. -
vestris. Buenos Aires, ia Hobokeu. -
West Eldara. Bordeaux. Hoboken -
Zacapa. Teia. t5 r R............ Noon
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A.
Islands Nigeria Nsnd pte9a,e
FRANCE TO Algeria camsru Corsica
in
ch1
eppo anu
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The world construction now actually
rlder way shows a decline of nearly
5000 gross tons from the peak,
which was attained in September. 1919.
when s.o4s.ooo tons were being built.
lIoyd's Register states. This country's
uSesent total Of $4,000 tons. compared
With the high level of 4.1S6,000 tons
reached in the first quarter of 1919,
shows decrease of more than 95 per
cent The relative proportions of the
worlds shipbuilding have changed con-
siderably since the pre-war period. Great
Rritain. which then had 69per cent. of
the total. now has only 5s per cent.
the United States has still It's s per
cent. as in 1914. and the other countries
have increased their share from 25 per
cent. to 36 per cent?
Returns from all countries OF the con-
struction being done under the super
vision of LIoyd's Register and Intended
to be classed with that society. show {,
total of 2.010,912 gross tons. of which
1.47o.977 tons represent orders placed in
Great Britain. Nearly two-thrds of the
seagoing merchant tonnage ordered
throughout the world is therefore being
classed by Lloyd's and more than three
fourths of the British total
Decline I'm Tankers.
returns covering the construction of
tankers throughout the world. but more
than 100000 gross tons OF this type Of
vessel are still under construction The
decrease since the first Of this year is
Shown in the following table Figures
in gross tons)
Jan. July I.
United Statcs .......... 1O3, 900 go $50
United Kingdom. ....... 900 1888 POI
other countries .......,. $4,000 $3.50
World total. ......... 7a3. 900 529.eft
Returns Of launchings and new work
for British shipyards show that the out
put still continues markedly in excess
Of the volume of new work. During the
three months ended July / launchings
II the United Kingdom aggregated 49,
sos gross tons. compared with work be-
gun on new vessels which will have a
total tonnage of only 37.9S7 tons. A
Sowing down in output however. Is in
dicated by a comparison with the re-
turns for the previous quarter. when
launchings represented $4,000 tons, as
against new work totaling $4,000 tons.
The total of work now under way In
German shipyards Is estimated by
L1oyds Register to be 500,0 900 gross
tens or 200,0 tons more. than for any
other country In the world except Great
pritain. Danzig is reported to be build
Ing $4,000 tons OF merchant ships.
or the smaller shipbuilding countries
Italy. France and Holland still retain
their lead in the order named. All
however. show declines from their
figures for the quarter ended April l.
Or the smaller ship producing nations
is to be noted that Japan shows the
least decline, her decrease being only
1900 tons from the April figure. Ex-
ceptfng Danzig. the smallest total re-
ported Is for the British Domnions.
The July i returns for these countries
compare with the April figures as fol-
lows Gin gross tons):
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SAIL SATURDAY. JULY 4,
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE THURSDAY. JULY II.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Archlmedes. Manchester goth. White Star Line
Apache. Jacksonville 10Th. Clyde Line
Blue Triangle. San Pedro I'D. Nawsco
Fort Victoria. Bermuda flth. .Furness- Witty
Frapcisco, Antwerp 2Ith.. riis-man's
Hnnnover, Bremen 1st.- N0rth Ger Lloyd
Honolulu. Ciothenburg nth. Moore Il McCor
kossuth. Palermo 1ith. ........ Phelps Bros
Manuel Calvo, Cadlz 30th. Spanish Line
Ncrlina. Palermo 22d. Garland SIS Co
Pawnee, Houen 2Sth. ..............R l. Hague
Pionler. Antwerp 25th ~. Lloyd Royal Beige
Hosallnd, st JohnA. NE. sth. Bowring Co
noverbcla. Naples 27th. Italia Amer Line
Vulcan City. Hamburg 10th. s Nav
West Nohmo. Las Palmas 18th. IA II Bull
zarembo, Bordeaux 10Th. Cosmopolitan
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Almanac for New York July Is.
Sun rises ..... 4 81 Moon rises. p IS PM
Sun eets........ ~ Moon sets. 8 so AM
rrINrr or rrIc,iI w rfrrr, rrtI ~ 40
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUURsDAY. July ~.


Yucatan and Campeche Cuba and other
rarts of Mexico must be specially addressed)
VIE Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tam
pico; also parcel post mails for the Mexican
States OF Campeche. Chiapas. Guerrero.
Hidalgo. Mexico. .Moreebs, Oaxaca. Puebls,
Tlaxcaia. Vera Cruz and Yucatan. str
MORRO CASTLE, 10 AM %.
FRIDAY. JULY II.
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador (prints,
&c), Nicaragua except East CoasD ANA
rala City, Choluteca. (also prints, &C, for
Honuuras. Cauca and Narino departments
of Colombia and Ecuador (other parts OF
Honduras and letter mall for Salvador must
be specially addressed) via Cristobal, by
rail to Philadelphia, Pa, and thence by STR
i J LUCKENBACH, 9 AM.
Bahamas Qncluding Inagua and Fortune
Isands) and City of Antilla, Cuba (other
larts of Cuba must be specially addressed)
Via Nassau and Antilla. str MUNARGO, 0
AM.
Haiti Except prints. &C. for Cape Haiti
and Port de Paix), Jamaica and Colombia
(except Cauca, Narino and Magdalena de-
partments) via Port au' Prince, Kingston,
Cartagena and Savanilla. str BOGOTA, 10
AM.
and Barbados est Thomas. st Croix. Gre
iada. st Vincent, Trinidad and Guiana must
6e specially addressed) via ST Thomas, ST
Croix, st Kits. Antigua, ,Guadeoupe.
Dominica Martinique, st Lucia and Bar
| bados str GUIANA, II AM tsup IL NJ.
NOTE - PARCEL POST MAILS VIA
! Perim) Afghatistan (kabuD. Ascension. Bt
Central Africa CNyasaland Protectorate).
| (British). Cape Verde Islands. Ceylon. Cypr
French India Especially addressed), Gamb
aA AAf nlf
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DUE FRIDAY. JULY 1l.

Ampetco, Antwerp 2sth...........R l. Hague
ARwistar, Crietobal th.......... Ward Line
Chicago City. 1favre Eth. ...... French Line
City OF Columbus Savannah l1th Ocean SIS Co
Concho, Galveston sth......... Mallory Line
lei Lago, New Oreansl sth. Southern Pac
vi Oriente. Galveston 9th. Southern Pac
Mauretanla. southampton Sth.. .Cunard Line
Port Campbell Glasgow Sd. .Funch Edge
Rotterdam. Plymouth 9th. ..... .Holand-Am
San Bruno. Port Barrios Sth. United Fruit
Susquehanna Bremen list ......U $ Lines
Telcsfora de Larrlnaga, Algiers 2sth.
Furness- Witty
nVn qATufuHAy Jrrv ri.
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DUE SATURDAY. JULY i5.
Htilas. Turks Island M. n. Columbia IS Co
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
tyessels Sai on Daylight Saving Time. ]
Vessels Sail on .

SAIL THURSDAY. July u. !.
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Decline in Tankers.

Declines continue to be shown In the
returns covering the construction of
tankers throughout the world. but more
than 100000 gross tons of this type Of
vessel are still under construction. The
decrease since the first Of this year is
Shown in the following table Figures
in gross tons)
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British Suffer Most.

Stoppages ordered on this work fell
more heavily on British shipyards than
on those of all the other maritime ma
tfons combined. says Itoyd's Register,
the result being that while the actual
British total is nearly 100000 tons below
the pre-war figure the aggregate OF the
other shlpbuilding countries Is about
100000 tons higher than in 1914. The
Following shows the result of the last
quarters suspensions, in gross tons:
q Britain. Others.
Work contracted. .. 1,9f9,5O4 1915, ,926
Less suspensions 4s1 600 29O.SOo
Actual work ........... ,43S. .504 1.O2o,926
The actual construction under way at
present. as compared with that just he
fore the war, shows how British ship
yards have been affected:
July I, july I.
1914. 1922.
limited Kingdom ... 1,T22 900 ] .43S 5O4
United states ........... Ito,VVo IDuo-o
other countries ....!..... $4,000 s75.3o3
World total ... c.496, 900 2.2.464. .430
trxx1 aot, oil
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wANTEp--Ensine. 1oxsoxi7. MARINE. ss2
18th av., city.
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srrAMsHIPs, EXCURSIONS and TOUR

Continued on Following Page.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
'MI$rERIOSoi FDEGD .EN UNA !
CASA A. MEDIC -coNsgRUIH

Eh la rioche del sabado. fue deyorasl'
da pors IN incendio una casa de madessi
ra spropledad de Eleuterio Ramirez,
situada como medic kiIometro de
Mayagjiez. Esta casa estaba siendo
terminada no estaba asegurada, cab
culandose las p6rdidas en- 100000,
Sc inyestiga el origen del siniestros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
En- IA CQRTE
De DISTRITO...
lcolltiinacIdn de sa.

M
En- resiamen: esta Corte, es la con-.
tinuacioR de la antigua Seccion Sc
gunda de la del Distrito de San Juan.
Su capitalidad, su jurisdiction, sus
poderes, estaban anteriormente, deter
minados; la nueva ley ha variado ell
nombre, y :ha modifcado la jurisdic-.
cion, eh cuanto concierne ciertos
pueblos del distrito; pero nj en- for
ma expresa, nj inlplicita, ha alterado
la jurisdiction que. Ia seccion segunda,
tenia, y esta corte ahora tiene, sobre
la ciudad, de San Juan. Por estp, no
es possible acceder 10 solicitado en-
las mociones de referencia.
A las anteriores consideraciones,
que estimamos sufcientes para JUS
tificar esta resolution; podrian ana
dirse las siguientes:
Estos tres casos fueron promovidos
por authorization del Hon. Attorney
General, en- nombre y representation
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Dicho fun
cionario Sc dirigio "a esta misma Cor
te en- solicitud de que Sc abriese la in
formation. de Quo Warrento. FL Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico tiene interes en-
los casos, como demandante, pues Sc
ventilan en- ellos cuestiones que afec-
tan al pdblico interes.> 81 la repre-
sentaci6n del Pueblo ha comparecido
haciendole, figurar como demandante,
ante esta Corte, ipueden los deman-
dados (que vienen tambien represen-
tados por ofciales de la ofcina del
Attorney General). pedir y obtener ell
traslado de los pleitos otra Corte
Creemos que esta exceptional circuns-
tancia coloca los casos fuera de 10 CO.
rriente.
Por otra parte, no obstante compa-
reeer el Hon. Attorney General en-
Eonbre del Pueblo, Sus oficiales su-
balternos 10 hacen en- ell de los de-
nlaldados, Y piden ell traslado de los
rleitOs la Corte del Primer Distrito.
Es innegable que ell caracter dual de
esa comparecencia en- estos procedi-
mientos, tiende a crear cierta confu-
sion. 81 el. Attorney, sus ofciales
iuridicos representa- los demanda-
dos personaimsnte, en- su capacidad
de- funcf6narios p1blicos, no es cosa
c.aFsmente establecida. ST ellos liti-
gan, no como simples particulares, 81
no como oficiales del Gobierno, pare
ce como que la accion Sc dirige en- rea-
lidad contra el Pueblo de Puerto Rico,
y en- tai case el Pueblo podrfa consi-
derarse como demandante demanda-
do. 81 es demandado, Sc ha acogido
Ia jurisdiction de esta Corta aun-
que al hacerlo.actuase como deman-
dante.
Be declaran sin lugay IA moci6n de
traslado v Ia que interesa. la no con-
tinuaci6n de estos procedimientos.
SanIuan, P. R., mario 81, de 1922.
Fdo.) M. Rodriguez Sierra,
Juez Corte Distrito Segundo. Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
EDICTO
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
S. DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
,.fsa,Iy sf, JUAN, r. R.
Segundo Distrito.
secci6n. 49,. &
EstadOs Unidos de America,
FL Presidente de los +. u, S.
No. 1881.
No. s1s1.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
i,.. EX PARTE.

= i 4
POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
do, el abogado Don LUIS VIZCA-
RRONDO CORONADO una mdcion a
aombre de Josefa Diaz Romero para
aue Sc declare a esu favor ell dominic
de la siguiente finca:
"URBANA, casa de maderas techa-
da de zinc, radicada en- el barrio de Ca
tano, terniino municipal de Bayamon,
anclayada en- un solar que mide once
varas de frente por treinta varas de
fondo. Colinda, al ESTE, con casa y
.zolar de Juan Rodriguez antes, hoy
Maximo Avellanedo; al OESTE con
casa de Mariana Antoli; al SUR con
la .carreteTa que conduce a Bayamon;
Y al NORTE con la playa de Catano."
POR. TANTO, y habi5ndose ordena-
do por el Honorable Juez del Segundo
'Di5trito de esta corte Sc publique la
,pretension por tres veces en- un perio-
dico, de. los de mayor circulation de los
q. se.editan en- esta ciudad para q. los
que tengan alg1n derecho real sobre
el inmueble descrito, las personas ig-
noradas a quienes pueda perjudicar la
inscription y en- general todo ell que
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo den-
tro del termino de sesenta dfas, libro
ell presente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
a 10. de Abril de 1922.
q. Negr6n Saniurio,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
cANDIDAfos REc0MENDADOs

A continuation publicamos una lis
ia de los candidates que recomenda-
ron los Senadores del Distrito de Are
cibo, Jordan i Miranda, al Gobernador
Reilly, para ocupar distintos puestos
judiciales en eI referido distrito.
Gumersindo Roman v Ventura Ri
vas, para 'Secretario v Marshal de la
Corte Municipal de Arecibo, respecti-
vamente. Federico Mestre, para Sc
cretario della Corte Municipal de Utua
do, Jose Nieves y Felipe Lopez, para
Seeretario " Marshal de la Corte Mu-
nieipal de Ciales, rsspectiyamente.
a todos los funcionarios recomen-
dados por los Senadores por Aguadi-
la Garcia Duc6s v Garcia, Ell Attor-
ney General les ha impartido su apro-
baci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
MERCADo DE AZUCAR
Gable recibido pOr Lamborn & Co.,
San Juan, de su oficina de
York.

Lunes, mario 3.-Mercado firme.
,ventas de Puerto Rico 5000 sacos en-
bperto ay y3.8e; de- Cuba Sc han efectua-
do, yentasl para pronto embarque a
n 5Et6, para embarque en- abril 2'38
" tarde en- abril a q SIG eosto v fiete;
tambi@n para ,embarque en- ,abril
l2.25, libre a bordo Cuba. Todas estas
4ventas fueaon hechas "a refnadores.
New Orleans interesa a $50, para em7
,barque. en- Ia priniera quincena de
ebril. i'9lfll01t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
AccIDENTE DEL rRABAJo

Aver, a las Z y 10 y en- 81 muelle
San Antonio, el bracero Domingo Mar
cano. que trabajaba con un carret6n
de mano, mientras trasportaba una
planza de madeira. fue atrapado entire
una columna que hay en- el centro del
muelle, ocasionandole la fractura del
antebrazo derecho. Fue conducido al
Hospital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
RUMoR -DEsMENTIDo

El colega "Brisas sEel Caribe" de
Guanita, desmiente el rumor circula-
do de qlre los poIfticos de aquel pue-
bio, hayan pedido al Comite Terrific
rial Republicano auxilio para arre-
glar ciertos asnntos locales, con el fin
de llegar a una conciliaci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
10 DE, IA FALTA DE PAN BUENAS
SON ToRTAs';s NO SIEAiPRE DA
RESTLTADO

Ell dfa 80 de mario, en- el barrio
Guaraguao, de Ponce, falleci6 Ell an
ciano Diego Matfas, de 20 amos de
edad consecuencia de haber conido
unas tortas de yucca confeccionadas
per 81 mismo, intoxicandose. Su hijo
Agustfn, de 13 amos de edad, tambi6n.
result6 intoxGcado con 10 lhismo, pero
el pronto auxiIio prestadole le salv0
la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-04
Ell JEFE cARRILLo, TRAsLADADo

Ell jefe de La policfa ha trasladado
al jefe Angel Rios Carrillo prestar
servicio a Naguabo. trayendo a San
turee al jefe de Naguabo, Jose F. Iri-
zarry, quien comand6 ese puesto hace
alglin tempo.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Right UP IN THE
CLOUDS. Melissa Ten
Eyck and Max Weily.
those clever acrobatic
dancers from the new
musical comedy which
Joseph M. Gates is
presenting at the Lyric.
give US an aerial pose
which is a solendid
charade on the title of
the tuneful show in
which thev appear.
Max and Melissa in
dulge in just the live
hest sort of terpsicho-
rean frolic all through
this popular Offering
for t. b. m. and visit
ing buyers. A,.dg
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

Lett - L + MIN f T
Bile (which translated
I r o m { h e original
French gives US The
Blue Kilt en- not
meaning, of course,
Miss Joaquin Hunter,
the e-backed beauty
of our photo, but the
name of the new Har-
bach -Friml m steal
comedy which Ham
mersteln is presenting
at the Selwyn with
Joseph Cawthorn's and
Lillian Lorraine's
names in the lights.
Schrnr>.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

HERE 5 LOOKING AT
YOU, The pretty miss
who, attired in a neck
lace of pearls, looks at
the camera so ques-
tlonlngly is roll
+ | o wer since you
ask what's in a
name? She blooms in
that beauty garden
populated by the ladies
of the ensemble in
Dlllingham's musical
comedy success. Good
Morning, Dearie." at
the Globe. Sch,cars.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

T II + ZIE G. F ED
STRUT, as demon
Strated by blithesome
Betty Williams, one of
the captivating cory
phees de luxe who grace
butterfly and brides
maid ensembles in pop
ularlty record breaking
Sally, now easily
coasting along well into
its second year at the
New Amsterdam.
" uyUtj
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

"lNSOME WIDOW" Lovely
laura ,:;. Lee Mclean, one of the six
little widows who shoulder (ynesS
that's the word) much of the respon-
slolllty for the frivolity and fun that
t.ll Frank Fay's Fables full to over
Howing at the Park. vSa..
Right-A FASCINATING FISHER
MAID. Personable Peggy Ellis, one
ol the likable lassies who form the
necessary and contrasting back
ground for Ed Wynn's buffoonerv in
The Perfect Fool Peggy, under the
impression there's a poor fish listen
ing IN on her line. is snapped in the
act of shushing our cameraman.
SchWGrc.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-10
RAIL ROAD LABOR
MAY BE- IMPROVED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-With or
oanized labor avowedly out to abolish
the railroad labor board in the forth
coming tilt in congress over extension
of its powers, friends of the board are
preparing program of improve
ments" for the tribunal to submit TO
congress as soon as it convenes.
Claiming that the board has never
since its creation been more thon Il
battle-ground for 'selfish contending
interests because of Deficiencies in
the law creating it, these proponents
of the board have drafted Il two-ply
program, enactment of which will be
sought TO forestall the drastic action
desired by labor.
Primarily Il set of fundamental prin-
cipals IA sort of ''bill of rights set
ting forth the rights of labor, the rail
roads and the public i'll all disputes
brought before the board, will be ask
ed of congress. This is deemed essen
tial as foundation on which the
board will base all its decisions and
indispensable for continuity of policy,
lust as the constitution is the founda-
tiom of all Judicial decisions and the
source of Il single standard of admin
istering justice.