davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
UNA BODA DISTINGUIDA EN-
PONCE y

Ell senior D. Ramon Martinez Gar
ia Y dona Rosa Garcia de Martinez,
han tsnido la cortesfa de inVitarnos,
para la boda de su gentil hija Carmen
Rosa, con ell estiinado joven don Igna-
clio Pic Olazagasti, elementos que dis
frutan en- la ciudad del Sur de multi
pies afectos.
La boda Sc celebrara ell dia 16 del
corriente a las ocho de la noche en- la
residencia No. SO de la calle de Men
dez Vigo.
Agradecemos la invitacion, que Sc
nos ha enviado, para este acto social.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
Ell ENTIERRO DE "ALGUIvIO"

Fue I'm acto f1nebre en- que Sc puso
de relieve la gran popularidad de que
gozaba en- San Juan el fallecido. El
entierro de Alguivio, no desmereci6
en- NADIA de las grandes manifestation
mes fdnebres que hemo4 visto en- San
Juan. Una excelente banda ejecutaba
una Marcia funebre al paso del fdne-
bre cortejo por las Gales desde el do
micilio de "Alguivio" hasta la expla-
NADIA del cementerio en- donde despi7
di6 ell duelo con elocuentes palabras
el Licenciado Ramirez Santibanez que
hizo un bello discurso pleno de senci-
llez Y evocacion.
Ell pobre Alguivio que parecia uno
de esos hombres cue estan tan lejos
de su cita con la muerte, ha perdido
Ia vida en- plena juventud y cuando
su habilidad, su sociabilidad su acti-
vidad, su gran simpatia, lie iban con-
solidando su vivir. Tenia una her
MIA extrangulada, y de ESQ ha muer-
to. Cuando Sc decide a operarse era
va terde. xY8fssv azs ss "A satssaaay
La imuerte de Lofenzo Rivera que
este era su nombres a,lnque todpssele
conocfan por ell renlpquete de A9gpi1
10, ha sido per 10 ihexpelada. dqhlet:
hnente sentida en- San Juan. 4t'a9
Ell acto de aver fAeQNgd@14ostEaf
do dor" ed si..s;siss' i. s;sdsi' ''1IJ S''e'i.
l5' Nosotros queremqs sumar npestra
adhesion este actH de aver tan ex-.
presivo, tan elocuente, que dice tanto
y eXpresa tanto en- su muda tristeza
por totlos compartida. III.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
NUESTRO EDITORIAL, ola LISTA
NEGRA", REPRODUCIDO POR
LA DEMOCRACIA'

En- su edici6n de aver reproduce
nueStro buen colega Ia Democracia',
ell editorial de dias anteriores publica-
do en- Ell IMPARCIAL. con el tftulo
de La Lista Negra''.
lei brillante colega nos dispensa un
senaladO honor, gu sabemos agrade-
Ger.
A cuantas personals nos han felicita-
do por este artfculo que ha obtenido
los maXimos honores, aproyechamos
esta oportunidad para expresarles
nueStrO recOnocimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
"Coraz6n de Lobo''

Esta es la production extraordina-
ria del famoso actor Lon CLANCY, pre-
sentada por la Universal. Esta es-
plendida production nos demuestra CO.
mo Sc pierde un hombre cuando juega
contra SUI sino Y como Sc regenera
por medic del amor su hijo. Una
bella y gran pelicula que gustara q
todos los miembros de su familia.
Su estreno ell Sabado IL en- el
"Rialto".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
A LOS TRIBUNALEs.

Otra orden de traslado o rebaja de
categorfa del >Sr. Ramon Rodriguez,
en- ell Departamento de Agricultural
sera sometida la resolution de los
tribunales, y sc esta va preparando
la oportuna allegation. Sc esperan
otros cambios Y censantfas en- los de-
partamentos dirigidos por los comi-
sionados que no cofirm6 ell Senado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
DON MANUEL GONZALEZ

Aver estuvo aqui, ocupandose. en-
importantes gestiones, Ell gran agri-
cultor de Salinas, nuestro querido
amigo don Manuel Gonzalez Martinez,
ilustre Presidente de la Casa de Es-
5aila en- Puerto Rico.
AL senor Gonzalez acompanaba su
gentil esposa, y ambos salieron por
"a tarde para su habitual residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
L "SPEAKER"s INFERNO.

En- ell vapor de aver seoausent0 para
los l1stados 'Unidos, por algunas Sc
manas. el Lcdo. Sr. Lastra Charriez,
Speaker INFERNO de la Camara de
Representatives.. Queda Ell su lugar,
durante la ausencia del Speaker
Lcdo. Sr. Coll Y Cuchf, ell Represen-
tante por San Juan, LcdO. Sr. Tizol.
Deseamos ell mejor viaje al Sr. Las
ira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
ESPECTACULOS:

Cine Tres "Hidalguia de
Carlos, en- actos, Eugenio Obrien y
una cinta comica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Debut del mejor n1mero de variette
que ha llegado Puerto Rico Algeria
Enhart y una colossal cinta en- 2 no.
ches, por Harry Piel Gel Principe de
las Montanas".
Teatro BeliOogr.alpdhl,, .ldhl,''( '(Cataho): -
George, B. Geitz en- "Dedos de Seda".
La. serie mas fina que Sc ha exhibido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
LO MEJOR DE LO MEJOR

Es el carro Dodge Bros, del anO
1922, por sus buenas innOvaciones, ba.
jO preciO buer serviciO.
Agentes: Andreu, Aguilar & Co..
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
lei MARISCAL EOCH

Cree que ell CAIRO Dodge fue el que
presto mejor servicio al ejercito ALA
do en- Francia. En- vista hecha re-
cientemente a la gran fabrica Dodge
en- Detroit, asi 10 ha expresado el gran
Caudillo de los Ejercitos Aliados.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, p! r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
Hotel Palace
Special Lunch. $1.25 )
Special Dinner 81. 80 :
Specially 3
Planked Tenderloin ;
Steak for tWo... $3.50 3
Ell COMITE DE EDIFIcIO

Los "Caballeros de Colon llevan
Gdelante satisfactoriamente los traba-
jos para la construction die un gran
edificio para la Orden, en- sitio CEN
trico de la localidad y Sc ha constituf-
do el 'Comite de eGificio" que ,traba-
js activamente paita llevar aielante
el proyecto que Sc espera realizar muy
prOnto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
CONTINUA REUNIDO

Ell Gran Jurado de la Corte Fede-
raj, continua reunido. Muchas como
cidas personas de esta ciudad, han
e5tnpaTeeido a tdeclaIsar: ante diicho
,guerrpR Las autgsfidades federales
guardian absoluta, reserya de- LOS ssasun-
tos que esta iinVestigando q Jqrado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
Un gran exitO del Cine
sRIALTO" .asl..]

El sabado por la noche aparepera
en- ell Cine Rialto en- las tandas del
matinee Y la noche ell famosoo actor
Lon Clancy, protagonista de lalpeli-
cula "El Taumaturgo', y emocionara
al publico con su poderoso drama
"CORAZON DE LOBO". Una pro-
duccion maravillosa por sus escenas
y por su situaci6n dramatica, con un
argumento que tocara las fibras recon
ditas del corazon. A s6iia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
ARAt.,- EI. i @RjEFEiJGIO DE NINOS5

: 1 <AIS<At E1zs lNFE O11O 4l(E4 ,AN1fNsJfA tg
II ~. ,sS II VIZ siE'a fas$9
Ef Clull y ss0lrisss3s ha elifviadS aee- !
de Ssanturee, por coHduetosae sa Sea
cretario y. Mario BraiI}Jr., treinta
y cinco dollars.
d. Bonifacio Sanchez, asfduos faEo-
recedor del Refugio, entrego ayercfn-
co dollars. 4s
FL '.zapafo sde, los ,nfhps spobres, de-
las .escueias 81 81 sue faForeeiehqo seiilS
sus donatiyos 8 esta thdmanitariaAIns-
tituei6n.
El Refugio reeibe con agradeci-
mieIfo estos generosos danatiypss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10

era una verdadera cienagal por mo-
two de la lluvia. que habfa cafdo, v
la manera de proceder de aquellos in
felices umpires.
Ahora bien, ell referido Bob Meusel,
Sc dedica a subir al "Humacao
Stars una altura que es peligro-
sa. POrque, a la verdad, esta nOvena
no ha hecho NADIA para O. Sc grite tanto.
Apenas ha empezddO q c0ger el piso,
porque nunca ha salido de SUI pueblo.
Existen tantos buenos clubs en- la is
Ia. que 81 vamos ponerlos en- lfnea,
creo que al "Humacao Stars" lie toca-
ria ell nnmero... Vamos, q. sacando al
Camar0n, los demas son cdchdsdS.
Practiquen, practiquen, que va,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10
DinerO con Garantia
HipOtecaria

TenemOs encargO de cOlOcar
hasta $1OO,000.O0 sObre fincas
urbanas en- San Juan y sus ba-
rriOs, con casas de material, Y en-
fincas rusticas cerca de San
Juan, en- cantidades no memories
de dos mil dollars, con primera
hipOteca.
TexidOr & de la Haba
San Juan, p. r. Telefono 1898.
San Justo IL. ApartadO 252.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10

Gran sorpresa nos di6 ell team
fPuerta de TERRA" el domingo pasa-
do, en- ell juego que efectu0 con el
''Verano", que estaba integrado por
Siduf, Farbelle, Beitfa, Cartagena,
Thompson, Fortier, sBarreiro, Y Otros
magnf1icos players. ''-'''"'-' ''N' q,
El "Puerta de TERRA, lie di0 una
.tu4dal fenomenal d 1'tvefano''I ganan-
do ell juego por muchas carreras.
Camar0n, pitcher del "Puefta de
Tierra. trabaj0 ell juego muy bien,
ayudado por sus compaiieros.
Por la tarde, volvieron a enfrentar-
Sc Ell Caguas, venciendo los del "Ve-
rano' al "Puerta de TERRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-10

Por tratarse de jugadores conOcidOs
en- es4a isla, 'damos a continuation
algunos datos que publica ell "Even-
ing Mail. acerca de una serie de jue-
go celebrados por los Cuban Stars
de Chac6n, Y los Lincoln Giants"
donde ambos teams Sc dividieIon los
l,,t42nal. AJ(. t.9i ,tlNo~, n2A ~"
(, ri fuertes ad 4cGl1i 4ecaGa una reside .en ell
ontfeld. Bar6, oms y, Mesa forman
un podeffsinio trio de zhrdos que ba-
team ifnFiosameifte. P6les, lGans y Tho
mas, les otro1 triunviratolfde mata-pit-
ahefs. 1o4 os(arTodh ao1 ] 'th
81 sEls%Cubdh y starsT 10 Z combbiien ::
JFerndhdez; dgyFabre. {b;s Perez, 4 b;
Jimenez. . be Bar0, r. ft;a Oms,i q f.;
N1esa.l e.. Chae6n, S S. y Oscar, p.
hos N"Lihcoln Giants 10 integran ::
b. Wileya pi' Gatemood, e johnson, 1
b; singe4sC2 b; iRergyn2 lbG Simons,
$ s&s Cans fefa5Thlomass 6 +; Poles.
II f. ano4 VOC [
q Tanto Bar6, Fernandez, como Cha
con, son conocidos ,por el, elemento lba-
sebolero de San Jnan,4 sA5 19A
I 1oq sel4sq i, Luis PROGRESS.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

A SENATOR AND HIS
BRIDE. Senator Walter
+. Edge. of New Jer-
Sey, and his bride, the for
mer Camille l.. A. Sewall,
Of Bath, Me, snapped i'm
mediately following their
wedding a week ago yes
terday in Grace Episcopal
Church at Bath. The for
mer Governor of New Jer-
sey was attended by Sen
ator Hale. Of Maine, while
among the prominent
guests were Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge,
Senator and Mrs. Freling-
huysen, OF New Jersey;
Senator Ernst, Of Ken
tucky; Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas I,Ongworth.
Of Ohio; Governor Baxter
Of Maine and former Gov
ernOr and Mrs. Milliken,
of Maine. Under,oood
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

TWO OF A KIND.
Mayor Thompson of Chi
cago greets Mayor Hylan
as Hizzoner again visits
the Windy City-this time
officially to address the
Cook County Real Estate
Board. and, according to
inside tins, unofieially 10
discuss the 1924 campaign
prospects with Chicago's
chief executive.
IAierAatioz1I
Right t-A A NJ ERICA'S
CHA MPI0N w OIL +
HUNTER. Meet Elmer
Mcdowell, a farmer Of
McGregor, Iowa, whose
prowess as a wolf hunter
throughout the Northwest
brings him scores of ap-
peals from Iowa, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin farm
ers for aid whenever the
wolves Of their respective
sections 90 upon a ram
page among the livestock.
So far this year the vet
eran hunter has hung up
10 his credit nearly 200
wolf pelts. GdIians
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

AN ELECTRIC FAN
THAT ISM T. Miss Alma
Fraenkel. charming Yon-
kers debutante enjoying a
breeze from the latest
thing in fanS---a kerosene
burning affair that costs
but a few cents a day 20
operate. Personally. will
stick TO our old electric
next summer. International
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

LOOKS THE PART. The
new dry" leader in Con-
gress - Representative
Louis G. Cramton, Of
Michigan, a member Of the
Appropriations Commit
tee. who sprang into sud
den prominence recently
when he lead the deter
mined and successful op-
position Of the "dry"
forces to all amendments
offered by Representative
Hill, Of Maryland intend.
ed TO tie up the $9,0O0,-
600 appropriation for law
enforcement during the
next fiscal year. Prohi-
bition forces in the House
are beginning 10 look 10
him as Volstead's sue
cesS0r. U.d,ypooS
LeJt-A BIT OF AN.
GENT EGYPT is un-
earthed by the recent
French and American
archaeological expedition
that has been excavating
around Carthage. Here
is one Of the wondrous
tile mosaics they uneov-
cred in the excavation of
the Punic tombs, built
some 700 years before
Christ, at the precipice Of
Cape Carthage, more
than a hundred feet above
the Gulf of Tunis. In the
tombs Of the children were
found many milk bottles
and toys OF the period.
Model 4 HsroeT1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

MRS LOI
SPENCER i
gown The
katherin,
daughter Of I
II. Force Of
who recently
bride Of VA
Spencer, It
fourth Stree,
sister. Mrs
Dick hFA Di
Ms John J
was the brid
lehdant viii
man vas NL
den Dodge >
portrait made
er the eertmc
LeU D Z
CLINCHES
champOu IsgI
weight ps!s in
idle monkhls {
lots Of them $
important ring
practicing an
closeup vin
Deane. notion
tre& The
gossip has i I
are engaged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

NEN YORK, Jan is, Enter mad
anne
Young beouufui golden hair. big
blue eyes long curling iushe-. pink
ana white complexion. cupid's bow
mouth. perfect teeth, a NOSE that
would make even Hhidlas rave
Madame speaks 20 lo-frum her
lips pour words nf wisdom
We sturc-iu a-tuuI-hmenf- What
4 perfect woman who combines hrnu-
% and brains
We ask this radiant creature who
Is Mrs Ben Lindsey wife of the ia
NOUS judge ct the Denver Juvenile
court 'Iiow SONS
She replies
Honestly. & don't .s. who started
that theory that o. Woman has 90 DO
q fright n she has GOOD sense uT i
iew-gradc moron lf -hc b. Ht 40 ut-
ttuctive How can % face De hsauti-
tul unless b. reflects mentality
She l. Mndc~t.
~ your fairy grtudmofhcr had MOI
given YOU both Rifis. which would
you have chosen hctn'y of brains
/ asked
= refuse to bs 200 contested res to
even pretend Q ann either beautiful
or hrainy'
And then Mr.. Lindsey talitot about
her work
when glrlH conn to me with their
bountiful support to those dependent
upon him. of u-uurndgluE cuutriuu
lions OF time and brain and money iu
every public demand of genuine low.
for his fcllowmnn unlimited lN 1..
tinction OF rluss or pulitlD- or cr,,,i
Seeds that have already -prHpr Do
and hlussomed. testified ana typiuyd
in the nowcr- both material und mem
tai that have been Laid ON his bier
and which. under Divine Providence
10 uur hearts. wp 6irr,f hat tlI-
fruit Of Inspiration auI imitation M
tho-" who now mourn hi- passing
'Nu' 'rcto' Nrttuut l NOT trlI
he boz with us stiU boo spirit and ip
keep hls merits uud hi- mnmur fresh
M our hearts we direct thpt Ihis
wreath plurktI from the growth up
planted. Doc Nunr opOU our record
and q COPY furnished his family that
they muy have tho solemn consnln %
tion Of knowing they do not suffer
alone"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

found In several different varieties
IN the majority OF cases b germ
gets into tho Tissues through "a wound
or lesion uf the skin. The fact ihnt
the germ itself ls so large probably
accounts for its being held nrnr me
point whore b. entered the body
10 usually results In a carhuncle on
the face IN IL small percentage oi
ct-e. the olrbunclo is on the hands
or arms.
There is no way 10 disccrn whether
This c1rbuncie De- an ordinary o. ur
that OF anthraN except by cNnmininE
the blood for anthrax hacilu under
the microscope. This form of anthrax
b. not ~ violent H. othcr- iuc two
thirds 81 these cascs got welt
No doubt some cases ~ anthrax
are diagnosed as ordinary cHrhunHlur
o. the patient were not H Hf'rf man
hosilcr. shepherd butcher tanner
wool -orter or rag picker DO would
hardly occur tp tfo physician Fl" oN.
anime the s"cretiuu of the ,frhuurl'
under the microscope
Internal anthrax which i- W1T
common in Eurou" among tle p'I.
aut class is usually fatal The dIt.
eH-' starts with e sharp Rise uf tom.
uerttuTe THE sNc boz high Th.
patient yomita blood C~prhuuelo- 80
90. skin may upprHr a. the ph' +.
clan gets Suspicious aud examine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
WOULD
END ISSUE OF TAX
EXEMPT BONDS
Tends to Nullify Federal
Income Tax Law, Says
]. c. Mechem

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Jan APP
uruxImntpIy $50. 600. Nn0. 600 d. sfUu-
rifles. either partially or Totally tax
,Nompt are outstanding In ih..
try to-day and this ndnlie 81 being
Increased at the rate o. fl.0uN .nH Dpn
u wear John g. MecnV'n banker uf
Chicago. told the Bankers and llIsl-
noas Mon course az tn tnlt.. OF
Iowa hcro to-day.
The tremendous Growth boz ...,rn-
mental expenditure aud th' ."IUIul
uf the progressive income 'Hh .s-
.tmes new importance tpiE Doc .ud
81 condemn such exemption 1000 gl
ovatc the necessary lestsI HI %"
correct &c. ne continued 'uH-
To- nullify the federal incom' tI. The"
great and Increasing VoiIWs .' r'u-
prtN put into such socuriuva Iuta
tasatluu causing q great l". . f-
come TO thc government. su'H Hrpl-
.ttN Iuus uufuIrIy scuUr. .. Inat
burden Of taxation The '..Hrs OF
the progressive Income tan that
the larger the income, The la uer-
crutHrr of taN 30 shall pay M Hrlc-
Iio, tle exemption enables '.. .Irgc
income to cape taxation .H'.IDlF
The entire principal uf Taxation 600
accordance with tbility Go pHt .lii-
if.f
at discriminatos between .Ia.-,. ~
tuNur ut tu" ucu. % create I.H.Iur
zion. 30 dram comparisons " .Itr
utes the rich from the not s f.rtu-
nate and tend 60 foster discomfort
o. discriminate against earned 100
come and renl estate becuufD fH just
the extent that capital b. .ftrlrfcd
into taN exempt securities. docs thr
burden of taxation fan on capital ace
tive in business. professional Income
and on real estate
'it perpetuutcs high in,urT. las
rates. for 10 the exemption wrr. Hbui
i-hcd so that larser Incomes HHf lh"tr
iu-t share of the burden. ih entire
scale could hc reduced 10 encourages
municipal and governmental -NIrlNH-
Inc hecHuse " permits ~u.| 1L,H
Giles Co secure money az below the
aulug rtte
To the same extent b. mueIss fr.
financing 81 private cnterpr.ses To
re- urre investor H taNituie .H.urliy
Wust bear "a h'gh rate ~ Interest i1
make 10 attractive as aE1|nst 20
irN exempt security Thus when 70
rriyufo firm or corporation. H rs.'u1N
or 70 public utlllty comes into ITH H1f
Bet for new capital 10 is wUf wfh
demands for un Interest rate tff'f
ull out of proportion go its aY..iy i1
pay
Tu the cNtont that private onf'r-
prise is thus hnmpered lu obtaining
tha necessary capital there I- t 'Hu-
Isnot FOR more an. more enterprise
fn Doe driven INTO pnbilc ownershfu Doc
nriDr Geo obtain a similar ~Hd.Hntnae.
The extension % the principal fu Hf'
new line of business eliminate r
waite competition and lends iu cree
ate government monopoly
THE demand Tor tax vNsWHt ''u-
rifles from wealthy investor. -u In-
cr"a-cs thrir price as 20 rH fH.r'
government obligations the safest OFF
400 Investments. out 90 the r.l.1 ~
fnD small investor Aud force N.u .r.
tp lr4s GUN AMI mnr" sAtAJ uiuf,'
.'HH The high rate of nrr D
which private enterprises haze had il
1aN ua- resulted in nirh ,n-I cot rfH
Hftrfur. 20 th. large prices Nl
poo fo make" up % present hsI
uf IItlng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
WHY O GET
DESPoNDENT

Are moi women naturally as hEhi
hearted brave amt Iou'fUl "a mon7
Yes certainly. auf H w.uUIn's organ
i-u b. essentially different from u
mHu'--m more delicate WHfu sonstti,H
u,tlfh are more d|opsu1"n. more n,r-
Nuft- more irritable HuI more %
-%pund'nt when . woman develops
uort -lecpir-sur-s lackarhH
~headHCht-. drlgglnE down palns anil
poi 'rrtHtlt sH@ should 'H-. no tiW. o.
riviuE LYDIA " rlnkhtw NcEcuahl,
q Hui 'und r. ut.r TRIAL t- VIII quic
ly dispol such troubles This root and
herb medicine contain. un drugs and
has been the stHuIN. OF American
~wownnhood for ururi" Nr vcnr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

the dIacharre- Tor hacini he discovers
the disease. otherwise mol
Anthrax. a. a disease Of humans
has never been. ~ not and probably
never will be . disease o. first Inn
portunce. The ordinary man engaged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
Anthrax

nv b~ncterla Of
anthraN was 10 ct
the first discovered
by science n b. 90
large that 10 b.
readily seen through
m 4. low
power microscopes
Anthrax ls a a.
ease lu
cows and horse
and rather infre-
qucnt In man
Human anthrax ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
rASTIMI

Tom Mn adventure Tom Mix
thrills aud Tom Min love ARE an
found 100 tho now Kind uf Tom MiN
picture. '"rho Rough Diamond
witch sttra udHv Also tho usual
comedy attraction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

In the ordinary work Of socic7y D.
in practically no danger from a.
Great Pyramid " Ghixeh Is $50
feet high ana rests on a base cover
ing 10 acres.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18
LYRIC

i'nlN N"grl Boo 'pnv Arabian NIghi"
i- r'poHfiuE to-day This picture 81
~ unr" from tho tales OF Arabia. with
mystery, clamor. love and harom IN
trigue n rs tho tale OF one night
in tho lifc az a beautiful dancer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

Don't S'-FOR WISHING
Don't wish you could fni 4 lUh-Find 10
Don ~sh you couid fsnt your spar
mrni-Rsnt a.
Don't wish you could cell yoar Aom.-
Sill a.
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ehnna as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-18

You will find II in our Classified
Columns.
Evening journal., 1922-12-07
POST.OFFICE
READY FOR
XMAS RUSH
Twenty-Five Trucks Will Be
Used to Deliver Parcel
Post Packages
FORTY ADDITIONAL
CLERKS ENGAGED

I'VE are all set to go and every
thing now depends on the coopera-
ton of the public" In this state
ment Postmaster James ]. English
today made 1t known that the postal
force is ready TO handle what gives
every indication of being the banner
holiday business in the history OF the
local postoffice.
Mr.. English said that during the
past four weeks the various super
visors OF all departments at the post
office have conferred with him rela-
tive TO handling the Yuletide mall
and everything had been arranged.
Extra carriers, clerks. messengers
and trucks will be at the disposal OF
the public in helping to spread
Christmas cheer this year.
In speaking OF the preparations
made so far. Postmaster English
said that the receiving and shipping
of mail this year will be simplified
somewhat in the use OF the new
mailing platform erected during the
summer in the rear OF the Postofiice
but the real work would be done
this year with a larger force than
ever. To begin with their will be
at least 40 additional clerks and car
Continued on Page Thirteen)
Evening journal., 1922-12-07
CHIEF BLACK GETS
FIRST CHIEFS CLUB

Patrolman Purnell has presented
superintendent OF Police Black with
what is claimed 10 be the club car
ried by the first police chief in viii
mington. Purnell obtained the
weapon from a curlo dealer near
Front and Madison streets. While
it may be difficult to prove at this
time just how old the club is. there
is no doubt as TO its differing from
anything in the way OF weapon car
ried by the present day guardians of
the peace.
The weapon has an iron handle
covered with leather similar TO the
present day blackjack" but the
club" part is OF brass covered with
thick lump OF rubber. making It
possible to knock a man out with
out fracturing his skull.
The weapon can be carried in a
mans hip pocket when not in use.
but when used in combat the Club"
part slides on the iron handle, add
ing several inches to its length.