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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Bond Election Notice.
State of Mississippi,
TishOmingo County.

state OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishomingo County,
To the Qualified Electors of the
Hereinafter Described Territory
A part of the Second aud Third
Supervisors Districts of said Coun
ty and State described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner
of section 81, township 3, range
10, east, and run due west to the
northeast corner of the west hall
of the northwest quarter of section
2, township4 range 8, east, thence
south $40 rods, thence west 500
rods, theuce south 100 reds to the
southeast corner OF northwest OUR
ter of section 10, township 4, range
8 east, thence west 100 rods to the
southwest corner of northwest
quarter eff section 10, township 4
range 8, east; thence north 16C
rods to the northwest corner OF
section 10, townhsip 4, range 8,
thence west 800 rods to the south
west corner of section 4, TOWNSHIP,
4, range 8 east, thence north to !.
point on the County line to IA
point due west of the poi Vt of in
tersection of Berea Creek with tn,
south line of the Mississippi and
Alabama Railroad right of.way,
thence due vest TO the point of in
tersection with Berea Creek with
south line of Mississippi and Ala
bama railroad right of way, thence
down said creek with it's meander,
ings to where huntsville and Be
rea public road crosses said Berea
Greek in the southwest quarter oil
section 26, township B, range 8,
east, thence north with center
line of said Berea and Burnsville
public road to the north west COR
ner of section %, township 3, range
8 east, thence east OH section line
to the northeast corner of section
20, township 3, range 10 east,
tHCnSC oOu vi " tiIC SUI uiil dSu CUI
ner OF section 30, township 3, range
10 east, the point of beginning.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that by order lf the Board of Su
pervisors, passed on the Och da,
of September, 1922, an election
will be held at the various voting
precincts within the above de
scribed territory on the Both day
of september, 1922, for the quail
fed electors of said County to de
termine whether or not bonds o
the said territory shall be issued
in the sum of S25. 200. 90 for the
purpose of constructing and main
tanning one or more highways in
said territory, as provided for un
der Chapter 277 Laws of Missis
sippi, 1922.
This the 9TH day Of Sept, 1922
J. r. Jernigan,
Sam III Allen,
j. II. Bickerstaff,
2-3t) Election Commissioners,
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
TrsHoMSoo COUNTY
To the Qualified Electors of the
Hereinafter Described Terri
tory, To-wit:

The southeast quarter of Sec
ton 20. East half and southwest
quarter of section 2l. All of sec
ton %. fractional D fractional 20.
all of sections n, 2s, %, SO, 81,
fractional section IS all being and
lying i'll Township. 3 Range IL,
East, and bounded as follows to-
wi; Beginning at the northeast
corner of fractional section %,
township 3, Range 4 and running
st on section line between sec.
ton % and II, % and Is. q and
10 to the northwest corner Of the
northeast quarter of section q,
township 3, range IL, thence
south TO the center of said section
q, thence west to the center of
section 20, township 3, range IL,
thence south to the southwest cor
uer of the southeast quarter of
section 20. thence west to the
northwest corner of section 20,
township 3, range IL, thence south
to the southwest corner of said
section %, thence east to the
southeast corner of said section
| %, thence south to the southwest
corner of section 80, township 8.
range IL, thence east on section
liue south Of sections 80, 81 and
fractional section s., to the point
where said section line intersects
the Mississippi-A alabama line,
thence in a northeast direction
with said state line to the point Of
beginning.
You are hereby notified that by
order of the Board of Supervisors
passed on the 7.h day of Septeul-
Der 1929, an election will be held
at Squire Maxwcll's store within
the above described territory on
the 30th day of September, 1922,
for the qualified electors of said
territory to determine whether or
not bonds of the said territory
shall be issued in the sum of
So, $4,000 for the purpose of build
ing and equipping a school build
ing in said territory as provided
for under Chapter l95 of the Acts
of the Legislature of 1914 of the
State of Mississippi and Amend
ments thereto.
This the 7th day of Sept. 1922.
]. r. Iernigan,
Sam IL. Allen,
| j. Ill. Bickerstalf.
| , If
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Notice to Voters Of Pittsbure
School District.
State OF Mississippi,
Tishomingo County.

State OF Mississippi,
Tishomingo County.
To the Qualified Electors of
Pittsburg School District:
You ire hereby notified that by
order of The Board of Supervisors
passed on the 7th day of Septem-
Der, 1922, there will be an election
held at the various voting pre-
cincts within the Pittsburg School
District, on the 3Oth day of Sep
TENDER, 1922, for the qualified
electors of said school district to
determine whether Or not a levy
Of 5 mills on all the taxable prop.
erty of said school district shall be
made for the purpose eff supple
menting the salaries of teachers.
extending school term, buying fur,
niture fol the school, repairing
school building aud for fuel and
other incidents expenses; as pro
vided forunder Chapter III Laws
of Mississippi, 1918.
This the 9TH day of Sept, 1922. !
J. r. Bickerstaff,
Sam II. Allen,
j. III. Bickerstaff,
Election Commissioners.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28

Suppose you had a fire tonight.
Would you have anything but LOT
OF smouldering ashes left as an
asset?
We are prepared to write you q
policy in the best of Companies
Our Local Agency is known as
The Iuka Insurance and Real rs
tate Co., now wned and conducted
by DR., F: T. Carmack and r c
Vaughan, X. c. Vaughan having Ia
ken over w. l.. Brinkley's agency
and consolidated with DR.. Carmaok
which makes a strong local agency
We want your business and viii
give you the highest grade service
Our Real Estate department is il
a position to take care of Your Rea
Estate wants.
Yours for service,
IUKA INSURANCE &
REAL ESTATE co.
Office, Mayors Hall.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIsHoMINGo COUNTY.
Notice of Trustees Sale

l, N. l.. Phillips, Trustee, un.
der the provisions Of and by virtue
of the authority conferred upon
me in deed of trust made by A.
J. Borden and his wife, Daisy
Borden. to Joe Marlar, Jr. On the
10Th day of Nov. 1920, to secure a
certain Indebtedness to the said
oe Marlai, .Jr. and which said
deed of trust is recorded in Deed
Record IL, page PA, in the Chan
Gerry Clerk's office of Tishoningo
county Miss. Default having
been made in the payment of the
Indebtedness when due and at the
request of the beneficiary named
therein, | will on the 9Th day OF
Oct. 1922, offer for sale; and Will
sell at public auction for cash to
the highest and best bidder at the
south door Of the court house in
he town of Iuka, Miss, during
legal hours, the following describ-
ed property to-wit;
North half of the southwest
fourth of Section Six To-, Town
ship Two (2), Range Eleven IU
containing Eighty (S0) acres, in
Guiding aud excluding GER
tain tract containing one and
seven ,enths Il 710ths) acres,
beginning at center of said sec
ton running west IL rods and 21a
feet; thence south course IS rods
to public road; thence with said
road Is rods to line; thence north
on line to certer of said section
the ,poivt OF beginning, said land
lying and being in Tlshomingo
county, Miss.
Title to the above property is
believed to be good, but l will sell
and convey only such title as is
vested in ME as trustee.
This the 9Th day of Sept. 1922.
N. l.. PHILLIPS,
2 At Trustee.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
American Legion National
Convention.

New Orleans, Sept. 25th. -Thous.
ands Of ex service men are expected
to attend the American Legion Ma.
floral Convention in New Orleans
October 1920, as a result of the
announcement OF railroad rate oil
one fare for the round trip.
Announcement of the reduced
rate was made by e. A. Simmon,
chairman Ct the Legion's natio ,al
transportation committee. The rate
has been accepted as official by
Hanford MacNider. Legion nationa
commander,
The reduced fare, which will be
effective on all railroads. will apply
to members of the American Lee
gion and its Auxiliary. widows f
deceased members of the Legion
and to delegates to the convent q
Of the Interallied Veterans Fedora
ton which will be held the week
before the Legion gathering.
Legion convention officials esti-
mate that crowd Of 100000 visit
ors will attend the national gather
ing as result Of the fare reduction.
Several thousand Legionna!res are
also expected to take advantage of
the fifty percent reduction granted
on all vessels Of the United States
Shipping Board.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28

If you win at your community,
county or state fair, don't boast il
you lose, don't complain; spend
your while learning why you lost
or won; be determined to improve
your exhibit another year whether
you won or lost; thereby making
your community, county and state
fair Of educational good for you as
we'll as for for your neighbors
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28


Ifyou live in the country and are
ambitious for better home, more
desirable community and greater
life, you must love the country;
take keen interest in farm folks;
admire their sincerity, quick
sympathies, and sane and clean
thinking. You must find true
enjoyment in the change Of season,
In the beautiful coloring of the
landscape, the skies, the refreshing
spring water, the birds songs
the lowing herds; have a feeling Of
nearness to the Creator of all things
good and beautiful. Surley you
must cooperate with your neighbor.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Notice
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishominpo County

To B. NJ. storment, defendant, }
residence unknown, you are COM
manded to appear before G. w.
McRae. Justice OF the Peace Of the
4th District of Tishomingo count +;
IN said state on The 18th day OF
October. 1922, to defend the suit
of Nash Bros. wherein you are d :
PENDANT. This the 18th day OF
Sept. 1922. G. w McRAE.
3 81 J, ?.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28

5IdII aIsU IaDOr 10 remove our
State colleges and other institutions
from politics, leaving them free to
function in their own sphere, without
political corruption or influence.
While in the Senate introduced a
bill for the support Of our colleges
by the miIlage system. which would
go far toward reaching the end de-
sired. ! believe also that the former
students Of the colleges should have
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Notice To Road Contractors.

All the contractors in my dis.
trict must put their roads up ac-
cording to plans and specifications
by or before the 1st Of November.
The road law requires the work
to be done BY this time. Now, if
you fail to get your roads accord
ing to contract, don't think hard
of me if you fail TO get your pay.
Nnff sed. d. ". Paunell,
M. b. S.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28

Send US ten cents and let us tell
you the best''way to keep bread from
becoming moldy, read an adver-
tisement in suburban paper and
Aunt Maria did so. BY return mail
came post card With these words:
Raj Il
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Respectfully,
PERCY BELL.

In the government of men great
deal may be done by severity, more
by love, but most Of all by clear dis
cernment and impartial justice, which
pays no respect to persons.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-28
Daily Thought,

Love, VOWS. promises, conidencos
gratitude-how queerly they read afs
-ar awhlIe.--Tliackera ..ssss,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
Tuesday.

ce, costead0 por el ST.. l.. Z. Valdi-
yieso Y cuya Obra hace honor la
ciudad Y sus constructors. Las IA
chadas son eXquisitamente artfSticaS V
los plafOnes. de una soda plea, Y eS-
caleras y mlltiples diyisiones para to-
dos los serYicios del Centre, ofrecen ell
nas attractive aspectO. La planta ba-
ja eStd tomada por una casa de CO.
mercio-Sdnchez Morales Y CO.-para
eXhibiciOnes oficinas. FL edificio Sc
terminard dentrO de dos o tres meses
Para su Inauguration sc prepara una
gran fiesta.
Ell Sr Yumet no Sc desanima pOr la
crisis de los negocios ha amplado v
ifefdrmado la ieapacidad Gle su fabrica
para lalcQholadol Cereipina, producien-
do todo los possible para satisfacer a
la. -clientela.. La, .contribuci6n,. que es-
| timan ,excesiva, los productores de al
c99holado, obliga al industrial au-
mqentar el precio y ESQ limita ell consul
mo. A pesar de clio el piblico mantle
ne, el uso. y la industria Sc sostiene. En-
las refortnass Ne iia invertido una bue-
ma suma de dinero.
| La cOnvocat0ria de la Junta Cen
tral del Partido Unionista para una
Asamblea respecto del ''Bill Campbell'',
@esfiiR sientlo ahjeto de los consiguien-
'tes concentrates los Comites estan
hacienda reuniones previas para Ia de-
signaci0n de sus candidates. No Sc
Ilcree que sc. trate en- esa Asamblea
del sPrograma del Partido dejando ese
extreme, muy peligroso, en- tanto no Sc
conOZca de una manera Segura 81 ell
"bill' del Estado Libre va ser apro-
bado, Y muchos piensan en- que a pc
sar que la cOnvOcatoria no 10 dice. DO
dra surgir ese prOblema Ell la Asam-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
NCTAS- -DE7sVIAJE

VaIdds y las belras Seforitas Pc
pita Ana Maria. con su hcrmano
don Sabine Los Sres Ramon y Alton
so Vald6s, estan Ell Nueva York.
El DIR. La Rosa, de San Juan, paSa
los sabados Y domingos en- la Ciudad
del Oeste, hacienda ell viaje en- su ,rd-
pido auto pues halla muy bella Y atra
yente aquella hermosa poblaci6n.
FL Representante a Ia Camara, Lcdo.
Baiges, estuvO. enfermo, siendO, clio
causa de que no pudiera coneurrir "a.
la manifestation, en- honor i,de. los
,sSresi Barcel9 J Guerra, pero va 'esta
NUtEc1rf! ,t.1lii;!t "a Nj ett,i ~ "a
|'..r7En. Ponce sc. estudia la .conyenien-
dfa iqe ednbrbar algunas GALES, parti-
culal;mente las, de Ia Playa, lpues GUAM
do ltueNeg nuedan materialnll nllsnte, intran
STABLES. La obra de .alcantarilfad6, vie
+ jo 'piUblefna,: 'sfgue en- estudiO, pero es
netesaria- unaI gran Sslima de dinpro
que no puede obtcnefse sino nor, ,un em
prestittgo3a4 2sf t}4 ~
Han cOmenzado las obras para cons
trucci0n del gran edificio para estable
cimient.iiaI detalle de los lStes. TruI-
llo subihd y Co., los que tuvieron una
gran perdida en- ei incelldio de su
tienda de frente a la Plaza, V la nue.
va. sobras respondent a su sprop6sitos e
i1nportancia. Sefa un gran. etIificio de
concrete armada de mas de 1000 me-
tros cuadrados de planta.
Ell conocido arquitecto Sr. Camilo
Gonzalez llcva adelante la termina-
ci0n del amplio Y artfstico edificio
Casino o CentrO PortOrrique1iO de Pom
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
Sc critica duramente al senor
Huyke por su enemiga contra
el Partido Unionista
lEs Republican, el senor Huyke?

Dicen algunas personals deyexperien-
cia polftica, que el Sr. Huykes no ira
a la asamblea, asf lie diesen cincuenta
delegaciones, porque el teme verse
cara a cara con los asambleistas, con
los cuales no pOdrfa confundirse sin
sentir tristes remordimientos.
Otros vecinos, dicen, que a Ia ver-
dad, no siendo ;ique ha de serlo.. el
Sr. Huyke unionista, no podrfa lconcu-
rrir a Ia samblea sin sufrir largas per-
turbaciones en- su espfritu repllblicano,
V mas que republicano m0ncfOreilcscO.
Unos pocos capitalehos cuentan que
don Juan B. Huyke crey6 Sdue 6l,
siendo republicano como 10 .es, sien-
do un NAL republicano porque esta de
nOmbre fuera de SUI partid0. iba Il
ocupar la presidencia del Paftfdo Unio
nista, porque Mr.. Reilly, de jugan-
do, lie dijo un dfa ante cierto pdblico:
"Ntr. Huyke es ell verdadero jefe ma
Ximo unionista."
Sc engan6 ID. Juan con la broina de
Moncho; no le eXtraile Mr.. Huyke,
repiten algunos unionistas, overse
prOntO cOrriendO la misma merecida
suerte polftica que corri0 su ahijado
CarmOna.
IN C0mcntarista JenGU0lo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08

Los agitadores socialistas venian
predicando por todas parties que el 60
bernador Reilly era su aliado politico.
En- su prensa y. .por los apropagandis-
tas, referiase que era llegado ell mo-
mento de una huelga, que enyolyiese
primero los trabajadores de los nue.
lies y despues Sc generalizase to-
dos los oficios. Decfan que este GO
bernador que habia llamado Gran Sc
nador a Iglesias, les ayudaria a ga
mar las huelgas propuestas con. pas
mosa facilidad, porque tenia interes
en- acumularle nuevos votos electora-
les al ultimo compute socialista.
Mas ha venido la amarga realidad
a decirles a los agitadores socialistas
que hoy como aver, Reilly como va
ger no consentira violencias nj afro
pellos de ninguna especie de parte de
los huelguistas contra los obreros que
no quisiesen secundar sus movimien-
tos de rebeldia, ..s..,s
Bajo ell gobierno de Reilly como ba-
jo el gobierno de Yager los trabajado-
res que quisiesen trabajar, no impor-
tandoles 81 otros trabajadores no qui-
siesen no les conviniese hacerlo, ten
dram la garantfa de la fuerza publica
extensivamente; y de uno otro con-
fin de la isla Sc mantendra ell dere-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08

AL Sr. Juan B. Huyke Sc lie consi-
dera va fuera de la Union, aiin por
ell elemento conservador de la misma
que le ha mostrado su desa grado pu-
poriZaba, creyendo de buena fe en la
sinceridad polftica suya; pero que
despu6s de haberse 6l revelado de cuer
po enterO ell otro dfa, escribiendO su
opinion sobre ell Biil Campbell, nj la
derecha nj la iZquierda, hi el centro
del PartidO Unionista lie estiman de
Otra manera, que el primero entire sus
adversarios republicanos Y el primero
entire los enemigOs de la Union.
El ST. Huyke escribe en- el diario
matutino, Ell la edici0n de aver, di-
ciendo que el Bill Campbell es una fic-
ci0n que los directories de la Union
son hombres insinceros en- los cuales
no debe creerse. agregando que Ell la
aSamblea del stibado Sc va a realiZar
una nueva comedia unionista. en- la
cual no creeran nj el gobierno de ALA
nj ell de aquf.
Estas manifestations del Sr.
Huyke, quien segdn tenemOs entendi-
do estard sdbado V domingo pr0Ximos
fuera de esta capital atendiendo d
fiestas escolares, han merecido la re-
probaci6n general de unionistas re-
publicanos capitalenos que calitican Il
don Juan de polftico Observation-Disclosures
De 10 dichO pOr Gl hoy deducen los
unionistas que su mismo pensamiento
alevOs0 contra la Union, habrI hechO
que 10 adopte el Sobcrnador Reilly ha-
ciendo que este Sc llcnc de prejuicios
malsanOs para juZgar pI'iOri del ac-
to trascendental que el Partido Unio-
nista efectuara cl slbadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
LOS MOSQUETEROS DE HOY
NO TIENEN QUE ENVIDIAR
A NADIE.

Jacques Berthet, famoso critico de
Paris, dice 10 siguiente de los mag
niflcos actores que interpretan "Los
Tres Mosqueteros":
Honor Sim6n-Girard! Ha de-
mostrado ser uno de nuestros maravi-
llosos artistas cinematograficos. les
admirable! Cuanta juventud. Que de
buen humor. Els el dnico Artagnan
possible. s~ s.t-.
De Max, int6rprete de Richelieu, es
un csturendo Y misterioso artista que
deia en- el nlblico una imborrable y
eror impression ,-.s.,
Este juicio del insigne literato fran
S del corriente, en- ell cine Tres Ban
ces 10 puede comprobar ell plblico ell
,deras el Teatro Rialto, donde sera
estrenado ell maravilloso "film", que
llenara de entusiasmo toda la Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
La amonestaci6 de Mr., Rely a
los inquilinos q la Federation
Libre de uerto Rico
RELY tlARA LoR Due HIZo YAGER

puntos obscuros de su. politica guber-
nativa, envueltos en- la nebulosa de su
amigable actitud para con ell sefior
Iglesias y su gente. La revelation es
contraria los explotadores socialis-
tas de la Federation Libre, porque
Mr.. Reilly lie ha ordenado la policia
que haga 10 msimo, exactamente igual
que 10 que hacia en- las huelgas GUAM
do Mr.. Yager. Con la diferencia aho-
ra en- contra de los agitadores socialis-
tas PROFESSIONALS, que Mr. Reilly, me-
nos tolerante que Mr.. wager, reprint
ia con mano muy fuerte cualquier in
tentona socialista de turbar la paz
publica, de interrumpir la marcha
normal de los negocios en- esta isla,
produciendo una mas huelgas in
justifcadas Y viciosas.,
La amonestacion de Mr.. Reilly va di-
rigida tnica y exclusivamente a los
inquilinos de la Federation Libre de
Puerto Rico de sus sucursales de la
isla.
Esta amonestacion hecha al tempo
de regresar ell senor Iglesias, indica
que Mr.. Reilly no quiere continuar en-
su amistad.
Mas claro nj ell aqua barrosa del rio
de Bayamon.
Tuesday.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08

La carta del GObernadOr que ha 81
do publicada aver por Ell IMPAIR
ClAL, viene ser como un preventive,
un preventive algO tardio para que
haga, pOr 81 solo, ell efecto deseable.
Para ell Gobernador Reilly, que no
tiene poca culpa en- que las, cosas ha-
yam llegadO al extreme en- que Sc en-
cuentran, ha de ser deber imperative
ahora restablecer las debidas fuerzas
ponderadas en- el equilibrio. social, v
para clio mucho tememos que ,haya
que recurrir. a extremes de energia
que no fue precise emplear en- otras
Ocasi0nes.
De todas maneras, las manifestacio-
nes hechas aver, en- .su, carta pOr. ell Je-
fe Executive, son de una claridad que
no deja lugar la duda.
Ell Gobernador Reilly, como jefe su-
premO de la fuerza publica, Sc dispo-
ne hacer 10 que han hecho sus an
tecesores siempre que ell orden, la vi
da de los ciudadanOs 0 los derechos
de la prOpiedad ,se vieron en- .copfiicto
por las concitaciones de la propagan-
da rOja,
Haran bien en- no esperar ell segun-
do avisO, los elementos a quienes va
dlrigidO. Haran bien en- no seguir la
predica alevOsa los propagandistas
que cultivan la tentadora suggestion
de decirles los grupos acosados por
ell malestar que pueden entregarse
los mayOres desmanes, va que ell Co.
bernadOr simpatiza con ell movimien-
to de huelga, y haran mejor los ira
baJadores los cuales Sc quiere CO.
ger de instrumental una vez mas, para
especnlar con su incurable candidez.
en- no prestar OidOs a los malOs con-
seJeros que los quieren empujar por
un atajo lleno de peligro, para QUE
darse los inductores, como siempre, en-
lugar SECURE, y en- disposition de sa-
car partido de la situaci6n.
Piensen los agitadores de profession.
y los agitados por suggestion, que pre-
cisamente ha de ser este Gobernador,
va que en- cierto modO tiene una res
ponsabilidad moral por 10 que ocurra.
por 10 que va esta ocurriendo, quien
tendra que aplicar con mayores ener-
gas, las medidas de la repression ine-
vitable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-08
LAS CARRERAS DEL DOMINGO

El domingo Sc llevaron a efectO Ell
81 Hip0dromo de Santurce, ante una
concurrencia bastante nutrida las Ca
rreras de caballOs anuncfadas.
Ell Sr. Ignacio Pehag agarfcano no ac-
tu6 de juez de salida como Sc habfa
dicho.
En- la primera carrera de 400 me-
trOs result6 triunfante BrOche de ORC,
sigui6ndole EsseT.
La segunda carrera de 400 metros,
ell premio fu6 para I'm tapao que te-
MA Ramon Lopez FL caballo triun-
fante fue "Juguet0n', que pag0 un
magnffico dividendo. siguiendole "Rui-
senior" Y ''Radium''. FL Madrid" Sc
qued0 de apagaluz.
La tercera carrera de 1900 metros
ell premio fu6 para "Progreso" 81
guiendole "Irene''.
En- la cuarta carrera Gle 1900 me-
tros ell premio fu6 para ell polar"
que, 10 que hizo fu6 galopar la distan-
cia.
En- la quinta carrera de 1900 metros,
Sc qued6 de dfa el Hip6dromo, pues
nadie pensaba que "Cheque" hubiese
podido triunfar sobre ''Alma Llanera".
Hubo sus charlas como de costum-
bre; pero "Cheque" gan6 en- ley.
Ia sexta carrera fu6 para ''Nendet-
ia. que nos dicen corri0 como un Ze-
pelfn, al extreme de haber llegadot'Ba
by" segunda y puerto Rico, tercero.
En-esta carrera el champion "Old Clio
ly', sc qued6 botadO. Esa misma tar
de ell dueno del "Old Glory, sac6 Ell
pGblica subasta ell caballo, pero no pu-
do ser adjudicado, debido Que ell
americana pretendfa sacar $1,000 por