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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

II. II. Collier, because as
superintendent Of the Wash
ington Poultry association
show. he has brought 10 Seat
fle one Of the best poultry er-
hibits ever held IN the North
pest. Collier IL also director
Of the American Poultry as
sociation for the Northeast
and pds ono Of the chief
ioorkers pho caused the ex-
tension Of that organization
10 this part Of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BANK REMEDY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Ing this statement. am well aware
that certain bankers have intimaied
that there 10 a possibility that the
law will b. construed 10 hold the
member banks Responsible Tor the en-
tire scandinavian American indebted.
ne-~ 20 d~pcsitorr. but have r~s
sons 20 think that ,hs~s bankers had
r~s~ons OF their own for taking that
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Detective James l.. Bdrck.
1912 Kiibourne ST.. scho has
for ss years faithfully served
this city az a member Of the
police force. Bdrck retired
on January I at the age Of 90,
leaving an excellent record.
He pds the first man in
charge Of the Identification
bureau at detective head
quarters, iohcre no has since
served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARMS FARLEY
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

most significant because the british
were responsible for the delegates
placing on the treaty IN. interprcsa.
ton that Il included the main isiand
OF Japan. assures that none Of the
sisnatory powers would object 20
a senate reservation Co meet virtual.
IN the only vital objection raised In
the senate 90 the new pact-franed
10 scrap the AnsloJspsne-e alliances
and preserve the peace Of the
Pacific.
Japan Already. IN informal neKoti.
atoms between Secretary Of State
Hughes and Ambassador shidehara.
has approved exclusion OF Japan
proper from the protective features
OF the treaty.
In fact. this Interpretation aroused
almost a. much opposition In Japan
az In the senate.
FRANCE NOT
CONCERNED
The United States. OF course. u
willing TO accept the now lntsrpreta.
ton. and France l. said not to be
concerned either way.
II Is probable that Arthur ]. nal.
four. head Of the British delegation.
5000 ~ill make an official announce
ment OF his eountry's changed Do
sition.
The close working Arrangement Of
Hughes and naifour IL Responsible.
more than any other factor. for the
succcas Of the conference.
while tho treaty ~As being negro.
tiAted. Baifour made II plain that
Australia and Ne~ Zealand desired
tho continuance Of the Anxlo-Jsnan
eae alliance. unless some provision
were made for protecting these two
island aominions Of Britain. The
treaty. with its phrase ''in-ular do.
rninsons." clearly applies to thsse two
islands.
ALL puwr1ss
AGRkED TO PLAN
Then. apparently feeling !, might
be sotnswhs, Of a blow ,o'she Aus
trallan and New Zealand pride 10 be
NOR. singled out for the protection
afforded by the tr~aty. the british
su~r~-t~d ,hs, the mainland Of Japan
be Included Within th.s scope 81 the
treaty. To this all the powers agreed
when paIfour announced that
Great Britain will accept q r-serva.
ton 70 exclude japan proper. he prob.
ably will state that complete agree
rnsnt on the point has been reached
with representatives OF Australia and
New Zealand.
During the last week. u wak
learned. Baifour has been discussing
the question with Sir Robert PeArce.
Australian delegate. and SIR John
sairnond. New Zealand deisrnss. and
their assen, TO the new lnterpreta.
ton has been obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Harry w. Carroll, because
he has the reputation for be-
ING the poiitest man IN the
city. AZ city comptroller he
has refused TO compel femi-
nine voters TO tell their
eract ages ,ohen they req
ister. He has been the
possessor Of the most famous
and apriferous whiskers in
Seattle since the days Of Jim
Ham LeiCfs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Daddy. poldts Large Loaves
Bread row 10 cents -Advertisemcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

DADDY. Boidt's Large Leaves
Bread nov 10 cents Northumberland
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
PIES AND CAKES AND PUDDINGS,
EVERYTHING TO EAT,
CAN BE FOUND TOMORROW,
OUT ON WEST MAIN STREET

CHICKEN, SAUSAGE, HOMEMADE
BREAD, 'NEVERTHING - WHERE?
AT THE CHRISTMAS FAIR IN THE
LUKE BUILDING, TOMORROW.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
tIRSI IESI III
Landlord Law
BARRING KIDS
Mother Takes Case to Court
When She Is Thrown Out
of House Because of
Her Children.
BY Bob DOrman

YONKERS, n. Yin fighting to
prove there's a way TO fierce landlords
- give shelter to those who prefer
Gods little ones to pedigreed pupsw
That's the battle crp Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Darcy, mother OF five. one of the prin-
ciples in the first fight under New
York states new renting law which
makes it q misdemeanor for landlord
to refuse to rent n dwelling on the
ground that the tenant has children.
Mrs. Darcy declared Is. c. Griffin,
apartment house owner, refused to rent
to her when he learned of her brood OF
five.
Landlord Denies IL
Griffin denies this. lie loves children,
he says, biS was forced TO deny Mrs.
Darcy occupancy because he'd already
promised his premises to someone else.
Here's the background Of the fight:
Mrs. Darcy supports herself and her
children. Her invalid husband is in a
hospital.
She had to move TO make room for
the new owner of her home. Griffin ad-
vertised for n tenant,
Mrs. Darcy says she agreed TO take
Griffin's apartment and Griffin was
agreeable until he learned Of her chill
dren.
when he turned me down" Mrs.
Darcy says. Il couldn't help wondering
what the country was coming to.
Son Veteran
Il had gladly seen my eldest son
enlist He returned, bullet-scarred.
am trying 10 bring up my younger boys
like their older brother.
"But if l cant find a shelter for
them, how can I convince them their
country is worth sacrifice?
Il am angry there should be in Anne.
rica people who would deny children
thc right to live. And as l know there
re thousands in the same plight as I,
am going to fight this case out"
But Griffin will maintain in court
Mrs, Darcys children had nothing to
20 with his refusal to rent to her
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
Mrs. SpeerS Given
Life Sentence on
Charge of Murder

STIGLER, Okla. - Mrs. Jennie
Speers, alleged masked murderess,"
was found guilty in district court here
today and sentenced to life imprison-
ment for the killing of Mrs. Nancy Par
ker, who was shot while milking a COW
at her home on the afternoon of Sep.
tember %. The jury delberated 45 min
utes.
The case was characterized as the
most sensational on record in the his
tory. All evidence against Mrs. Speers
was .circumstantial gathered by Samp-
son Wyers, Haskell county's boy
sheriff"
The trial consumed three days The
case was given to the jury late last
night but the verdict was not reported
until court operated this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
rUnInEnTEHCE IHLn
OF IRELAND FACTIONS

DUBLIN.-Further talk Of peace be-
tween the factions in Ireland is heard
as Christmas approaches. Action tax
en- by the new senate Of the free state
Tuesday i'm appointing a committee to
work for the immediate cessation Of
hostillties has developed some indlca-
tions that considerable section of the
republican party is willing TO treat for
peace and that the rank and file is
moving that direction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
TURKEY ACCEPTS FORM
OF PEACE TREATIES

LAUsANNE.-Turkey accepts the
in principle the application to the nat
ional minorities in her territory Of the
clauses on this subject inserted in the
Austrian. Bulgarian and other peace
treaties, Ismct Pasha declared today
ar the near East conference and also
he granting Of amnestey to the mem
berg Of these minorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
Messengers Show
Speed Even When
Winning a Strike

OKMULGEE. Okla.-The same eXpe-
dtiousness that marks their methods
OF d!spatching business. marked the
methods of strike Wednesday of five
boys employed by the West
ern Union Telegraph company
At 2:30 O'clock yesterday afternoon,
the call for a strike was rung in.
At $3.50 o'clock it was rung out The
strike was over and the boys had won
their strike. 1t had been brewing for
several weeks. The strike was carried
out in strictly modern fashion, with
ballots 'neverthing. The grievance COM
mittee composed Of four of the boys,
five boys acted as tellers and when they
found one adverse vote they acted-ex.
pedltiously as usual.
One Holds Out
The one hold-out was escorted to the
sidewalk where contact with the pave
ment soon convinced him that he be-
longed with the majority Immediately
the strike order went into effect. Word
was conveyed to j. Wilson, superinten.
dent that a walkout had been ordered
anu Nii"I Ho HloIo IltssdbtS we're 10 pe
delivered by any Of the strikers. Mr..
Wilson got into communication with
the company officials and after a parley
he addressed the strikers.
you will get a raise" he said
"but it will not come until next week"
At $3.50 the walkout was declared off.
The boys insisted that they were be-
ing underpaid for their work. Their
pay is based upon coming system
which, they say, doesn't afford a. reas-
enable return on the investment, o.
words to that effect
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
Big cargo WHISKY
Dumped in Ocean
By Angry Seamen


NEW YORK.-A part Of liq-
uor cargo valued at s1,700.000 at
bootleg prices. has been dumped
into the ocean off Freeport, Lon
don, according to a report received
by Frank ]. Hale, and James r.
Kerrigan, chief for the prohibition
department. Whiskey, brought
here from the Bahamas, was
thrown overheard Tuesday when
members of the rum runners crew
weer angered at failure of the car.
COS owners in New York either. to
get water and food supplies to the
ship or TO unload the liquor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15

CITY DRUG STORE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
Osare Treasurer Indicted

PAWHUSKA.-Lec Dixon will as
sumo the duties of county treasurer of
Usage county December Is when the
resignation of the present county at
torney, Edward Phelps, becomes ef-
fective. Dixon was elected to the office
November I.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-15
STOP THAT ITCHING"

Use Blue Star Remedy for Eczema,
Itch, Tetter, or Cracked Hands, Ring
worm, Chapped Hands and Face. Scalp
Diseases, Old Sores and Sores on Chill
dren, also for Feet troubles. Guaran.
teed by
CITY DRUG STORE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
RAMIREZ BUSINESS
COLLEGE

Este colegio comercial sabiamente di-
rigido por ell competente professor, Sr.
Esteban Ramirez tiene especial gusto
de anunciar los padres de familia y
"a la juyentud en- general la aperture
de un nucvo curse de Contabilidad, un
curse de servicio civil, y dos cursos
de ingles: uno para principiantes y
.otro de ingles avanzado. El curse de
Contabilidad consiste de Contabilidad,
Aritm6tica Comercial, Ley Comercial,
Caligrafia y metodos comerciales. Ell
de Seryicio Civil consiste de todas las
materias necesarias para los exame-
mes de Taquigrafos y Dactil6grafos.
Cuerta este colegio ahora con un
extenso y lujoso local en- el segundo
piso del Edificio Bouret, y maestros
comprehension las materias.
Para mas informes dirijase al Edi-
ficio t.--Apartamentos 26 v 27.
-Apartado 1451.- -TeI6fono 1925.
Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
BOnar law dice que Ia pOlhca exterior
de hglaIeTa segUici asoGada con
Ia de Francia e Italia.

pa Caas.i 81 dol ]. f,..i, a. ca a. pre.
uFucsio "a, io'si. q csc particular
- ha orlensdo qac suaa sca lam
Eaas al mcitEao oa naHcl noncda i'm.
pesn.
kAGSONlA. nty.eaaIc S-.iiGse
lcwistlado una urutcs,a iiisis.ds POI
ccnnuiacos ,iGdadsnos. Ia Heual fue
cnviada IA Comision De Rieccioncs.
acusando al Presiaoutc Pilfradski d.
ahusar de su autoridad. Al apoyar,ku
candidEtRra y respal2arla ton T0efzas
del goherno como SC prxtehdt. para
sacarla Nariunfanic en- Ia lucha comi-
cial venideza. Los mas graves cargos
sc hacen al jefe ejecutivo a quien Sc
dedican los mas duros epitetos por su
actitud POGO patriotica y noble.
DRUMWRIGHT. Oklahoma, no.
viembre Tina horrible tormenta ha
barido con esta zona, barriendo con
grandes propiedades en- los campos
petroleros del cstado. Como cinco
personas Sc han hallado muertas v
cincuenta heridas gravemcnte, Y las
perdidas a la propiedad alcanzan
.muchos miles. de dollars.
PETROGRADO, noviembre T.
Ccnstantemente cstan llegando los de-
legados bolcheviques de todas las Ru-
sias Y de las naciones extranjeras,
para concurrir a la Tercera Interna-
cional que Sc inaugurara manana en-
esta ciudad. La poblacion prcsenta
un aspecto animadisimo y todos los
edificios estan engalanados con COL
gaduras y banderas rojas, con gran
des ARGOS de triunfo a la entrada de
las grandes avenidas, como saludo
los camaradas de vista. Los diarios
del Soviet anuncian que una de las
cqestiones a tratar primeramente se-
,ra la. DEB fomentol de una revoluci6n
mundial, y la de una vasta campaha
EN- ct exterior, por todos los medios
posibles, para llevag, al pueblo las
fsleas biochdviqak IA an ds pfepararle
para euantfo 'el 1homento lfeguc de
saltar sobre los gobiernos capitals
tas constituidos y derrccafles sin pie
dad. ash5h so1tc- an ~9i ltil ..;f|t
NEW YORK, noviembre LAS
autoridades federales han sido puestas
sobre aviso de3que una flotilla de bar
cos veleros 'ha salido de las Bahamas
con una gran cantidad de alicores va
lorada en- 10,00oadollars. Varios bar
cos que han hecho la travesfa de la
Ecestas4des Jerseysdicen visto ia
mencionada fiotilla, esperanto el ms
tante fpropicio- para entrar el precioso
tcargamento ens-los Estados Unidos.
Les barcos escuchas de la Prohibition
han salido en- persecution de los con-
trabandistas y evitar que puedan
echar pie terra con las bebidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
,fCAsos CIvILEs REsUELTos

En- la Corte de Distrito de San
Juan, con fecha 81 de octubre ultimo,
searesolvieron los siguientes asuntos:
German Ortiz VS.. Agustin Pesante.
FCumplimiento de contrato etc. Vista
la estipulacion de. las parties, la Cor
te dicta sentencia. declarando con, lu-
gar la demanda y condena al deman-
dado a entregar al 'demandante ell au-
tomovil Haynes, mator No. 19289, sin
especial condena de costas..
Eusebia Allende. Nombramiento
de tutor. La Corte nombra a Zoraida
Allende en- union con su esposo Ra-
mon Maclara, tutoress del menor Luis
Manuel Pizarro, sin fianza, hasta que
Fdieho ilenor adquiera bienes de cual-
quier naturaleza, en- que Sc dara cuen-
talss a. la Corte, los efectos de fila
Eeion de 'ianza. ele
IS Emilio Piiiero Estrella3 VS.. Ramon
Aquino. Desahucio. Pors incompare-
cencia del dennandado en- este case, la
Corte declara con lugar la ~demanda
" en- su consecuencia ordena Ell desa-
lojo de dicho demandado. de la casa y
finca descrita, asi como de cualquier
otra persona a sus 6rdenes, etc, etc.
Fabriciano Baiz y Marques. Doni-
MO. La Corte declara justifcado ell
dominic de la finca descrita favor
del promovente.
Ramon Escalera y otros ". Jose Be-
nito Sobrino. Nulidad, reivindaci6n.
La Corte dicta sentencia en este case,
declarando que la Le., y los hechos,
tai como constan expresados en- la re-
lacion de hechos acompanada, estan
"a favor del demandado y contra los
demandantes, Y declara sin lugar Ia
demanda, con las costas favor de
dicho demandado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
S. REY LEE

LA xsNi. ..N IA I. Z, ,. & ~.
Ell proximo vternes 10 de los co
rrientes, Sc cstrenard en- 81 teafro
America por la compaiif& de alta Va va
liedad que dirigc el aplaudido primer
actor senior JESUS 1zqucl,o, csta in
teresante farsa c0mico-lfrico-p5lltica'
de Que so autores los sehoressA. Nico-
las BlancO y Eusebio $. Prsts.
In mSisica dc esta obra, cscrita por
el inspirado compasitor scior Rafael
Balseiro, cs sumamente delicada y de
.un grato sGbor criollo, cspacialmente
Ia screnata del scgundo euacro.
Ya rsta profusamcnte anunciado q
cspect0cuo y hay gran animaci0n por
ccncurir al testro America on Il no.
che del viernes para aplaudir 4 IS.
Rey Lee
16 afinR5 5f&+t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
.IOHulS De SANDAL

ia c.aulslauaae A. saulaaa a. las
clnsaas lus F,rs-anas cne han Fii.
siHao lil,nus > isaasliees f,aia las ~.
hsnnus = niios "a cnianao del iNfaf.
umena tGseisunHmerae ~ sule
ffn lus notui,gs's a. las p'esanfs casa
iaii,as que han canIflmsae a rs;r b.
lsii,a olua.
III SubA'omisionaao A. Sanidad.
~. rr,lro Nalarrs. ha sisiiado Ia cia.
aaa ~ nonue > Vance. rn asnn;os ol.
.inles
"a lnccnicro Saniiario. sciior Ra-
minez de Arcllano. ha pasado ires dias
On a nacl,lo dc Msrlcao. csindiando Il
sisiema de desag,ae del alcaniariuado
Dc aquella poblacion On a RIO del Ro.
sario
-E Comisionaao lie Sanidad. nr.
W. +. I.ipPi,t. ha ordenadO al Dr. Fer
nandcz Mater. haga una inspection a
iodos los hOteles dc Ia Isla. Y le pre-.
sente un informe sobrc cl particular.
FL nr. Francisco Hernandez. que
cstaba On uso de liccncia, Sc ha hecho
nuevamente cargo dc Ia direction del
Laboratorio. Biol6gico.
FL Dr. Fernandez Mater. ha visi-
tado los pueblos dc Rio Grande. Lu-
quillo. Fajardo- Juncos Y Gurabo, en-
vista de inspection. En- Rio Grande
Sc 'ha ordenado Ia clausura de Ia ca
sa propiedad del seiior Ruperto Justo,
situada en- In calle de San Juan. dado
su NAL estado higienico. Sc les ha
recomendado n las autOridades NUM-
cipales de esta misma poblaci6n, que
presenter pianos para un nuevo &C.
menterio.
FL trabajO sanitario que Sc esta
llevandO cabo en- Fajardo, es salts
factorio.
La poblaci0n de Vieques estaba
muy limpia, SUI estadO sanitario sa-
tisfactorio. Las autoridades munich
pales Sc han comprometido mejorar
las peaueiias -deficiencias del Hospi-
tI Municipal: Avs III 3&ta
-fLa llteaue6a fabricatde hielo y IL
monadd1 que tiehe establecida la Sc
rlora Menserrate- Cabrera. de Serrano,
ZEN ell pueblo de Vicques, puede SER
riif de-, DC mnodelo a. todas las que. Sc de-
dicap a este negocio, dado su estado
saiIitar'io yaperfecto funcionamiento.
4l'--EnI Nhguabo Sc esta establecieD-
do q alcantarillado, y las autorida-
des municipales sanitarias Sc han
|Dueste delfacuerdo para exigir to-
dos lUsI vecinos ell establceimiento de
un' drcnaje sanitario en- cada una de
las easaS de la. poblaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
sucEsos EN- Ell DIsTRITo.


Aver a. las. $50 a. m en- Martin
Pefla, el auto-truck No. C,319, de Ma
'nuel Marina, de San Juan; guiado por
Eduardo Martinez, sin plaza nj licen-
cia, choc6 con un CAIRO de cuatro rue
das tirado por un caballo, de. Bernar-
dino Bolivar, de. Hato Rey, conducido
por Miguel Ramos, resultando el truck
con EdcsRerfectos el Carp .completa-
mente. destrozado, Ramos con con-
ttlsi6p< en- Ia cadera derecha y otra
on, el codo derecho Contra Eduardo
Martinez Sc jur6 denuncia por infrac-
cidn al Art. 32s del g. r., seiialan-
dole el Hon. Juez Aybar $4,000 de
iiahza para sur libertad provisional
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
Rono len RIo rIEDRAS.


I'm Ia noche del domingo = lc no
riemlslc. cn In narada 80, Dc In carrc-
terra he IIaio Rcy. Residential Dc IN So
6ora Kalhyirc T.. Hoist en momcn.
tos que Ia casa estaba sola por ha-
llarse iQda In familia cn 81 cine. un
ladrhn penetr0 en- dicho hogar. levan-
dose ,le un tocadOr Ia cantidad de Gin
cuenia dollars. repartidos On dos hi
lletes de 20 pesos uno de dicz. Pa
ri llevar efecto cl cscalamiento. In
persona que cometi5 el mismo. rompi0
una ventana que cSta cn cl costado de
In eXpresada casa.
La policfa de aquel distrito sigue
en- Ia investigation minuciosa hasta
dar con el autor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07


Ilegd i nuestras manos una her
mosa revista, que acaban de fundar en-
Nueya York los mly csimadcs escri-
torres don A. Perez del Canine, squien
fu6 redactor da los mas importsntes
pcriodicos Ss Ia Habana, y don ]. Cor
dero ne Ii Fuente, peota prosista
Eettciliquchog muy querido alui.
la Farandulan reyista quincenal,
fparece con dicelseis paginas, en- mag
nffico papel cpntiehc muy interesant
tc v variado texto; infolrnaciones so
ciplcs teatiales de las Colonias. de
habla espahola en- Nuevs York, y gra.
badps de. mucha actualidad-
ia Faunlduhav stialfh Iidriicsa prel
sentacion ! esti eoffectGmentc ssS;sii sss: g.
Por'cllo ha tliunfado cn NueYa York,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
Score0 ? ~ =
+ l1l2Isl4I5lsi;7,Iai9a ~
Humacao i0IOIOI1l0IOF1i11-4a
Puerto Rico Io1FoIoIoIo!1toio..-2.
Score

"Humacao" venee dos veces al
FPuerto Rico. Lo vencio aver, por-
que el Puerto Rico"' guerra perder.
al decir de algunos, y 10, venci6 cuan-
do puerto Rico" guerra y necesitaba
ganar. Aceptando como cierto| Que
puerto Rico" no tuviera fnteres EN-
ell juego de aver por no ser de tanta.
importancia como le--de:--hoys-aes, 10
cierto que hoy ha sido yencido por ma
yor n1mero de carreras. "Humacao"
juega pelota, y juega bien. Tiene,
ademas, a Canaron Y Modesto v. a
Carrillo; los dos primeros como Ian.
zadores y el dltimo como short v CO.
mo paleador.
Como observadores imparcioles nos
atrevemos opinar que ell puerto Ri
co" es una novena superior, pero que
el team "Humacao" tiene mas disci-
pima, Y decimos este porque rara vez
hemos visto al puerto Rico" jugar
con su equipo ccn1pleto.- Ell sabado
no jugo Thompson " el domingo no
juega el Gacho, mientras que en- am
bos juegos "Humacao" Sc apresenta
con su novena.
Hemos visto un buen juego en- este
dia, que 10 hubiera sido mejor 81 no
incurren ell Juez, Luis Progress, Y el
umpire en- ai;unos, para nosotros,
errores de juicio, que dieron lugar
mas de una carrera para samhas no.
venas.
"Humacao" debe estar crgulloso de
su team y debe procurar que no Sc
disuelva por indiferencia de los que
eztan en- ell deber de protegerlo. Los
jugadores sostienen la bandera, al
pueblo corresponds sostener al team.
Mi felicitacion a los jugadores del
/ team "Humacao" por sus dos victorias
y mi felicitacion los muchachos del
puerto Rico" por ell esfuerzo que
hicieron en- todos los momentos por
veneer.
Manuel ell Lenero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
"MIS GOMAS ME DAN MAS DE
!. CINCO MIL M1LLAS"

Esto es la que dicen todos los dues
Ios de carros Dodge nodelo 1922. En-
nuestro autpmovil tiene Ell motorista
Ia seguridad de .cinco mil millas de
recorrido en- gomas y de 20 q 22 millas
por gallon de gasolina.
4 ~ nAndreu, sAguilar y Co,
San Juan, p. n. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-07
DE PUERTA DE TERRA

Sc. halla de nuevo entire nosotros,
nuestro particular amigo ell DR.. Me-
lendez, repuesto por complete de la
dolencia que lie obligo a convalecer en-
ell Dorado.
Su primer dia de vista ha sido de
jubilc, tanto para el como para sus
numerosos tpaeientes, que 10 han re
cibido' con las mayores demostracio-
mes de algeria, significativas de~lo mll-
cho que lie saben apreciar en- ell barrio.
Bienvenido.
-Hace una semana que los duenos
de dep6sitos de leche, lie han aumen-
tado dos centavos por itro al necesa-
rio liquido y aunque en- muchos de
ellos la expenden segdn viene de. las
vaquerfas otros parece que continuan
adulterandola, con perjuicio del 'pu-
blico consumidor, segln dicen los We
cinos.
-Varios vecinos de la parada dos y
media, Sc nos han acercado para ma
nifestarnos que desearfan saber por
quien corresponds, que demarcacion
pertenecen las cincuenta otsesenta ia
milias que viven en- aquellos contor-
nos, pues rara vez Sc We por ella al
gun medicoy hasta Ia Cruz Roja, que
hace acto de presencia EN- las mas
apartadas regiones, parece ignoran
que existan en- ell mencionado sitio
cuadros de miseria, donde Sc hace ne
cesaria su eficaz ayuda.
Corresponsal.