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Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Renidrking Ca,y,paign
81, d. Z. ID. HirhsUay

S. w. Cashner of Lincoln, field sec
.retary Of the Detroit, Lincoln and
Denver Highway association. was
here Monday and Tuesday. leaving
yesterdly for Denver but viii be
back in& about . week. He is on a
remarki campaign. the plan being
to make 8he D. L. D. highway popu-
lar from every standpoint. just now
it is q bit deficient in signs to indi-
cate Just what 1t is, not being
marked for three years, when it was
the O.. l. D.
There Is nothing looking better to
cross-country traveller Than an oc-
casional sign to satisfy him he is on
the right road. He may feel sure he
is. but IL he goes several miles with.
out seeing sign, doubt comes into
his mind. Then how good a sign
looks.
1t Is surprising how many things
happen to destroy highway signs
rebuilding Of fences. replacing Of
telephone poles. regarding Of roads
but the most common. the worst and
entirely uncalled for. Is the fool or
destroyer with gum, Thousands Of
dp,lars worth Of signs are destroyed
yearly in this way. While there are
laws against such wanton destruc-
tion. tire practice continues. A fine
and jail sentence should be given ev-
cry offender, the fine going to the in
former. This might create more In
terest in the protection Of road signs.
Few people who have driven across
thercountry and understand the value
of highway marks will destroy them
with a gun or otherwise.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Can You Beat 1t

For some time past. and until re.
Gently. Francis Flanagan was an or.
dinary rural mail carrier. Recently
The Continental OIL company erected
a handcome nlling station here, on
the front of which appears. IN small
frame. the following: Gentleman in
Charge-Mr. Flanagan"
This Mr.. Flanagan is not high
oniciai OF the Confidential oil COM
pany. but our own Flan.exu. the for
ussr mall carrier, Aqds W. >:<ssa.;
q DOWN In brsndnew touring
~ which Bruce may know some
thing about
Can you beat it7
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

There's no use noplng around; there's
no usc ioens your appetisr and sieep.
Don't think about going 10 China -
South Ainericp--go into the courts.s
II spent 10 much money on hes.~
comments Mnycs. "thnt all during the
time we were engaged wns tied up
In 4 financial knot. kept settlsg
tied up here, tied - therr. slii shsrs
wns hardly anything left IN tie MAJ
bc was nst, bur you know hvv
It goes. Hhc hsd nire eyes, thrn. too.
she reminded me Of my FIRST wife. she
wrote me beautiful letters. When shs
finally refused 10 ninrry me, the suit
was my only remedy" /,
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Farmers Elev. Co.
Buys Out Smith

4 deal has Just been closed where.
b. the Holyoke Farmors' Cooperative
Elevator company becomes owner OF
tho new T.. T., Smith 10000 bashel
capacity elevator. In the transae-
ton Mr. Smith talies the present ele.
saior Of the Farmers company. The
latter company reserves It's scales.
which win be moved 10 the new eie.
yator For the present Il Will occu.
Iy the old Hoiyoke Grain company
Office.
This Farmers company VIII begln
operation Of the new elevator be.
tween now and July I. The mill viii
be conducted tho rame as In the past.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

barley. ETC.. you need from your near
~ lands. From the binder bundles
ze best stalks and heads are taken.
Spread the grains out thinly on
boards or dry floor where they can
he thoroughly dried or evenly ex.
posed to the sun. In case of rain
zee that they are protected. so that
they will never get wet after being
cut. Allow them to rather bleach out
"a perfactly dry place uat.l all
|tha green color Is gone.
e After the grains are perfectly
'3l6sned and dried they are ready to
r. bound into sheaves. The heads
a. stalks are then in the finest con-
(lon and look we'll for exhibit pur.
~. Care should be takea In se.
<Sttpk euly the stems hnFl4s long
-fisi teld :. s ! s. =
{ Grasses
When fairly well matured or just
after the pollen has fallen OF. select
the most leafy type to be found in
the fields. Spread them loosely ont
en- boards or dry floor. keeping
them In fairly dark place to cure
All grasses. such Us timothy. broom
grass. orchard grass. miltet, etc.
must be dried or cured In fairly
dark place. away from the sun. with
plenty OF dry air.
When thoroughly dried they are
ready to be bound into sheaves.
Grasses should always retain all their
leaves. and should show heads In
blossom or full seed. Note-See that
all grains and grasses are thorough.
ly dried before making them into
sheayes.
When grains and grasses are pre-.
pared In the above way. they will be
In the finest condition and all their
qualities. will keep and be preserved.
All sheaves should run approximate.
ly 4. 9. s. 10 inches In diameter and
when bound up should be tied Just
below the heads and about six inches
from the butts.
Further instructions will be given
from time to time during the sum.
Imer.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
They're Coming

Who? This girls in pants. Long
legs and short legs. Plump legs and
slim legs-and bowless. From where?
Maine to California.
The tourists are passing through
daily. or the two national highways
through here the d. l.. D. appears to
be the most travelled. In fact. the
most travel has always been west or
east. As the season advances the
number OF strangers passing through
here increases. July and August will
see u steady stream OF humanity.
travelling in every means Of convey.
anoe that gasoline will propel. and
some that Il will not. as an occa.
slonal old-time prairie schooner will
appear. We met or passed quite n
number OF them when returning
from Ohio last season.
Keen posted--rtad The Herald.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Exhibits for Count and State Fairs
r. E. Broluar NEseer 1922 Fair

Plans are progressing for the count
ty exhibits in agricultural products
for both the county and state fair1
this fall. Fair dates for PhillipS
county have been set for Septsmbe3
5, 6, q. s. and your attention q
again called to the fact that It is be-
ing put on under the direction OF tht
county commissioners; for the stat !
fair. September $3.50. SO that tbs
best products at the local exhibit can
be selected and rearranged for the
state fair II Pueblo.
The commissioners have promised
special prizes for the best Farmer4
Union exhibit. with the understand
ing that the mater3ki may be use
for the VIC couo<y collection thy
have arranged y send TO fPusbics
Phillips county has pevers beeps9ap,
resentc efo: b ~ l67
IT. ~ l6o6ld 90 his best to see
that (hs first exhibit at the state fair
Is worthy lof representation from
this territory. Whether your contri-
button is made individually. or in
some organization. remember that It
Is necessary for the best results.
Farmers Union secretaries. bring this
announcement before your organiza-
tion ct the next meeting. and stir up
some keen compitition between the
locals OF this county.
Below is printed Set OF instruc.
tions for collecting and preparing
samples so that they will be uniform
and make up a beautiful exhibit:
Sheaves are quickly fastened on
walls with large nails Just below
their heads. and the principal and
hardest work is done. Uniform hsaf
designs are essential to make an at.
tractive exhibit.
Grains
A few days before they would be
ready to harvest. 30 into the held
with sickle or knife and from the
best portions cut on the amount need.
ed. as close TO the ground as posi-.
bic When the grains are cut with
binder. you can easily get al tbs
binder bundles Of oats. rye. wheat.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Work on NesD Eievator

Work was commencsd on the new
elevator Of the Colorado Elevator
and Milling compauy Monday. when
carload OF tools and other material
arrived. The structure will be Of
cement and iron. cover ground space
OF sixes feet. and be OF 10000 bushel
capacity.
Il ia planned to have the new ele.
vator done in time for this seasons
crop.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Club Elects Officers

At a meeting OF the Commercial
club Tuesday evening the following
officers were elected: c. u. Walrod
president: Charles Reimer. first vice
president: J. d. Morgan. second vice,
president: c. p. Peterson. treasurer:
George King. director. chairman OF
committee on civic improvements
and public AFFAIRS: L. W. Lindberg,
director. chairman Of publicity com
mittee and statistics: J. D. Morgan,
director. chairman Of committee on
manufactures and commerce.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Modern Locomotive

Cecil Critchlow. timer at Colver
Brothers. has built an Imitation 10.
comotive four feet long which Is very
interesting. II Is styled after the
big modern type. having many little
details OF interest. Il Is on display
IN the Coiver west window. and Is
labeled as bringing Masonic special
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Cornped and Fished

The following peopIc oamped Sat
rrday night at Maranyille'r dam:
Itsr Evans and family. H. J. seifsrt
aud family. =, L. Turner and family.
Curry Gillis and family. T. d. ches.
iiey and family. Conaiderabi. nsh
were caught.
The occasion was fnarred only BY
tho narrow escape from drowning OF
uloyd. ths iiycaroId son OF Mr.. and
Mrs, seifert who WAS wading and got
into deep water.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

The Old Man

lcahod boy. niethorFht heard you speak OF your
fiher this mornng "ie old man. You eighteen years
Of not? Just
when callov youth has its frat attack OF
bshend. this that you know II all
by the TIE angle OF your
hat the tip OF head the favor OF your breath the style
oothrici the OF your walk that
badly yourself
y youth which uncle can overlook
sorrly hear speak In terms OF drcnper
you should mention by the sacred nae
father"
He be up 70 style In the modern art OF nas
fool of himself but one he orses more IN week
than you viii know.
lie smoking gutersnlpes chopped nns and
snc,ossd in delicate good many
your sake and Is entitled TO all the reyeencs
shallow brain muster
ny and BY after through knowing IL a, ana begin
something will wonder where the fookls kep.
hnself when were ripe for ths saorince. :, a.. ,.
when "od tired OF the Journey.
and fold his hands his bosom and
look face that has grown bcanfn N death
of that spoke OF him IN 20
grossly dsrespcctsl and when other sprouts OF
mbeciy tho that delighted you IN the germ
period manhood will feel like chasing them win
crushing their skulls 10 h there u any
brain tissue the insIde-sobsrt j. Baraetse
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
90" Officials Here

The following Burlington officials
were here Saturday on special
train: II. +. Dyrum, president; T.. p.
Bracken. vice-president; w, +. This-
hofr. general manager, and c. c. Hoi-
tort. division superintendent.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15
Masosas Il, Possessios,
Of the TolUn To-day

The Masons Of Northeastern, Colo
rado are in full possession Of Hol-
yoke today. The occasion is the
twelfth annual meeting of the North
eastern Colorado Masonic association,
comprising the lodges OF Sterling. IT.
Morgan, Julesburg, Wray. Akrpn,
Holyoke, Brush and Yuma. 1t il ex-
pected that several hundred visitora
will be in attendance.
The town Is in gala attire for the
occasion. Every light post in IT,.
business section is decorated with
flags and bunting large Masonic
emblem being at the top. windows
are full of cards telling what all tn
visitors can debut nothing they
can't do. ys
The program opens at 1 p. m. The
speed limit is what It can be made.
Afternoon Program
Address Of Welcome .............
.... 20, J. Cotver, Mayor pro ten
Response .................s H. 3.
Barnhart, Akron Lodge No. "a
Entertainment. .Wray Lodge No. n
Reading. .Bernice Dopaidson. Haxtun
Twenty Years Ago" .............
..............Y Yuma Lodge No. 81
Seiectlon Male
Quartet, Holyoke Lodge No. IA
STUNT
Logan Lodge No. 10. Julesburg
Instrumental Duet. Trego Brothers
Male Quartet. wray Lodge No. II
Music during intermissions By Hol-
yoke Municipal Band
Outdoor Program
Baseball Game ....... Wray Lodge
No. II VS.. Logan Lodge No. 20
Fat Mems Race .All Mas0ns
Potato Race ............. All Masons
Business Meeting at High School
Ladies Reception by Holyoke Chapter
No. los, o. +. S.
BANQUET ............. $3.50 p. m.
Grand March ........ - p. m.
~ Menu
Fruit Cocktail
Roast Pork q =
Dressing Gravy
New Crsamed Potatoes
Pens in Timbals Combination Salad
Parker House Rolls and Butter
Pineapple Shsrbet
Individual Cakes
Coaee M Mints Nuts
Evening prvp-am
IQo91n48ter -.f-......-..-.,. Nyrun -
II. Smith. Hoiyoke Lodge No. 81
Kraftsmen Assemble Jacob
F. Kamm. Yuma Lodge No. 20
Masonic Secrets ....... Rev.
: A. J. Waller. Logan Lodge No. 70
DNasons We Think OF Them
............... Mrs. L. +. Eick-
meier. Holyoke Chap. los. o. T. 8.
Our Gentle Sex .............
II. L. Titus. Sterling Lodge No. "a
Masonry and the Bible. Rey.D. n. Scott
Oasis Lodge No. IS. Ft Morgan
"G"-Our Goat
..E. E. Dole. Akron Lodge No. "a
Masonry and Our Nation ....
C.. A. Patton. Wray Lodge No. II
Committees
Banquet-M. II. Smith ,Chas. Peter.
son. C. w. Gahringer. Clifhro Barkey.
Entertainment-Ralp Robb, C. d.
walrod. NJ. II. Smith. T.. J. Anderson.
Decoration-H. T. Gassert. A. q.
Scott. Frank Castle. F. A. Johnson.
W. s. Johnson.
Music-P. s. strubIe. c. W. Bunch.
w. II. Rouxe.
Receptions. T. Thompson. w. 8.
Johnson. Earl Donaldson. q. r. Ham.
r. L. johnson. o. J., Colver. H. L.
Colver, G. p. A. Kayser. O. Canaday,
II. Sutherland. NJ. c. Kelley. G. d.
Walrod. F. NJ. Smith. +. NJ. Meana,
A. A. Hester. Ralph Gale. @. w. Gar.
land, c. o. Hedstrom.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

Mr. and Mrs. !. l.. Slack and daush.
ter. Miss wilma. returned Friday
night from Fort Collins. where Miss
Wilma graduated from the state as'
rIculturai college IN tbs department
OF homa economics. 50
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

Postmaster Richardson has had
the interior OF tn post office re.
painted.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

Tho Herald furnishes The news.
Phillips County herald., 1922-06-15

New Creamed Potatoes
Parker House Rolls and Butter
Pineapple Sherbet
Individual Cakes
Co6ee Minis Nuts
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
PASAJEROS HOSPEDADOS Ell /.
Ola 20 EN- Ell HOTEL PALACE

Joviniano Pineda, Tomas R. Nido5 y
familia, Lcdo. H. Miranda y familia,
Vicente Usera Y familia, Francisco
Quinones, Maria Llabresy Elisabeth S.
Zimand, C. c. More, Miss Ruth v. Orr
tiz, Manuel Domfnguez, Jose Garcia,
doctor Euthermius Tcher, Bay Oglu,
Z. Lutz, Frank A. Caldwell, Josefa
Santiago, R. Van Dervort, Florencio
Santiago Y familia, doctor Manuel
Blasquez, P. Juvenal Rosa, Thomas
w. Watson, Robert I. Daugherty,
Scott Anderson, Felipe Maniscalco,
w. N. Soller, Elena Oppenheimer, An
tonia Vidal, Maria Toro Vida. de Or
tiz Y familia, A. Blaise y sonora, Ge-
naro Cautino, Manuel Gonzalez, AL
fredo Ramirez v familia, O. Selover,
Teodoro Alfonso, Angel NJ. Santiago,
Rafael ARGOS y senora, Miguel. Este
We " fanilia, Manuel 2 Eaiidh, Jose
Recio, R. R. Williams, N. s. Storey,
Antonio Seitz, Julio v. Hoffay, An
tonic Seitz, Julio V. Hoffay,, Antonio
Fantauzzi, Jose M. ! Fahtauzzi, j. 'Ce-
dron Suarez, Santos CandfnA, ). PA!
ravisini, John P. Baxter, Euis Nico-
LEI Arturo Aponte. yoseHcra, R0dolfo
Rivera, Antonio Roig sysfalnilia;g Juan
Diaz, sonora v ninos9 bFeTnando Dell
gado, Rafael Garcfa,I JuanpAngeE Ti6
y sonora, w. C. QwinSy se1ora, #. A..
Clemente, F. Manuel Toro, E. Lopez
Jr., Angel Acosta Velarde, Angel
Acosta v seiiora, Rafael Martinez, G..
Patterne, Jose AfcilagSs, sMahaef M.
Paz, jaime OliverIy fanilia,l or L. Ro-
man, Amelia Agostini, Simplicio Lo-
renzi, Mr.. Villamil yesefiefa, luis Nj
cole Jr., Mr.. y Mrs. Halee, Guillernlo
Cortada, sonora hijos. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
Ell Ola q EN- PUERTA DE
TERRA.

Los actes sociales verificados aver
en- Puerta de TERRA en- el Teatra San
Agustfn y sitio de la yerbena, parada
5, a beneficio de los pobres insolven-
tes del barrio, podemos califiearlos
de esplendidos por 10 escogido nu-
trido de la concnrencia. /;
FL orden mas complete reino en- to-
dos los ndmeros Y el entusiasmo, no
solo no decay6 I'm momento, sino que
continuara hasta la termination de
los festivales de la temporada.
FL teatro San Agustfn, que reune
todas las condolences de un teatro
moderno. Sc hallaba de bote en- bote,
tanto en- eI baile jinfantil como en- el
de artesanOs, resuItando ambos bri-
llantes.
Merece yuestra mas ealurosa feli-
citaeIon la comIsIon dd bale. asi CO.
mo los duenos del reatro. por haber
cedido , embelleeI9o eI ampiio salon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
Sc ALQUILA
Ell ampliO pisO princi-
pal de Allen No. 19.
InfOrmaran: Ser. pis0.
NOTICIAS DEL DEPARTANIENTO
DEL INTERIOR.

Ell puente sobre el Rio Grande de
San German, entire San German Y Sa-
bana Grande, fue alberto oficialmen-
te al trafico el dfa 10 de JUNO Pa
ra poder pasar ell rio fue necesario Ia
construction de un terraplen de ac-
ceso de 129 metros de largo en- ell lado
de San German, un primer puente de
hormig6n armada de 40 metros de lon
gitud, otro terraplen de 81 metros de
largo un segundo puente de 20 me-
tros de longitud. Ell costo total del
mismo assemble la cantidad de $780,
355.47, y fue construfdo bajo contrato
celebrado con el Sr. Angel Santiago.
Ell puente construfdo sobre el Rio
Grande de Guayanilla EN- el ramal que
empalma la carretera de Yauco a Pom
ee con Ell poblado de Guayanilla, fue
alberto oficialmente ell dia 10 de ju-
MO. Els este un puente de hormig6n
armada de 40 metros de longitud, Y
esta localizado. en- el lugar denomina-
do 'Los Sitios''. FL costo total del
mismo assemble la cantidad de $16,-
263. "a, y fue construfdo bajo contra
to celebrado con Ell sr. Adriano Con
zalez. s.
Hoy Sc llev6 a cabo una subasta
para La construction de un edificio dor
mitorio para la Escuela Correctional
de Mayagiiez Presentaron prdposi-
ZONES los siguientes postores:
Eres. Higuera & Besosa, San Juan,
$33,f3811. $
Sr. R. skerret, Mayagdez, $s4,
576.SO.
sr. Jes1s Bull, Yauco, sss,211.75.
Sr. Ignacio Flores, Arecibo, $685.
1870.
Er. Carlos Clausell, Ponce, $780,
352.47. I
La Junta de Snbasta dara el result
tado oportunamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
.DEsDE MAYACUEZ

La Srta. Ana Santiago, intcnt5
suicidarse tomando una d6sis dc pre-
cipitado rojo Y fue asistida en- el Guar
to de socorro, esperafdo que sc sa-
be.
Los republicanos disidentes de es.
esta localidad van publican un dia-
rio, cuya aparici3n Sc efectuara de
un momento otro, v Sc deicara los
asuntos locales de Ia colectividad
Para ell dfa , de julio Sc prepa-
IA un importante desaffo de Baseball
entire los teams Ponce Y Maya
giiez''. Hay gran animation entire
ambos bandos.
-Esta pendiente de resolpci0n el
case de acometimiento aggression con-
ira Jose Rosa, del barrio Quebrada-
Arenas. acusado de haber inferido una
lesion en- ell vientre a su mujer Ga
briela Velez.
Sc trata de constituir una empire
sa sindicato para la construction de
viyiendas para alquiler a las fami-
lias mas modestas. pues el constante
crecimiento de poblacion demandan
mayores facilidades Ell ell antique pro-
blema del inquilinatO.
FL Sr. Teodor0 Dulievre, es tam
b6n vocal de la Junta Directiva del
Club Mayagiezano," tiene los ma
yores entusiasmos ell favor de la SIM
patica association.
FL vencindario, cuando no 10 ha-
ga la policfa, debe contribuir que Sc
cumplan las ordenanzas que previe-
nen v castigan la peligrosa costumbre
de arrojar cascaras frutas G MIA via
pnblica. ESQ ocasiona peligrosas cal
das Y lesiones a los viandantes, y to-
do el mundo debe propender Ia pro-
pia seguridad Y a la limpieZa p1bli-
ca
Ell cabo Martinez Y los policfas
Hernandez, Mayas. Rodriguez, Mon
tero, Almod6var, Cancel v Roman, han
presentado diversas denuncias por
juegos a 10 prohibido, portar armas,
infracci6n de la Ley del cierre de los
establecimientos Y de automobiles, las
que estan la consideration del juez
Y la campaiia contra ell licor sigue,
aunque muchos enemigos de la Ley
yolstead repitan ell yiejo decir, de ape
sar de todo... Sc bebe...
-Siguen comentandose las noticias
de 81 Sc va. o no seSa...
con-esponsal.
Junio 20, 1922. h a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
AMALIA AGOSTINI.

En- el vapor San Lorenzo, ,ha regre-
sado de-, los Estados Unidos la inteli-
gente Y gentil educadora portorrique-
fia, Profesora del Nassau College, que
entire otros valiOsos triunfos academi-
cos Y profesionales, ha obtenido allf
una beca de 500 d6lares, cursar estu-
dos superiores en- Ia Universidad
Central de Madrid, donde Sc dirigi-
ra en- septembre pr0Ximo.
Felicitamos la Srta. Agostini por
los valiosos triunfos de su estudio V
su talento, v lie deseamos gratfsima
temporada en- su bello pals natal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
Lo DE ToDos LOS DIAs.

A las cuatro de la tarde de aver,
frente a la BibIioteca Carnegie, el au-
ton0yil Pres, propiedad de Maximi-
no Vicente, guiado por el mismo, AFRO
ll6 al Sr. Alberto Alvarez, de 60 aiios
de edad, de nacionalidad espafiOla, oca
sionandole contusiones de earacter
grave. de las que fue asistido en- el
Hospital Municipal. FL hauffeur
fue detenido, Y ell juez municipal Sr.
Aybar lie fij6 5000 de fianza para per-
manecer en- libertad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
E:sPECTACULOs

Cine Tres Banderas. "Divor 10 IN
visible, en- 6 actos, por Grace DIR
mond y sus rellenos c6micos.
Cine Luna.-'La Condesa Sara
por Francesca Bertini y una c6miea.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
Estreno de la monumental joya cine
matografica considerable como la RI
Waldo Over the Hill v que lleva por II
tulo "Hjos Ingratos".
Teatro Beliograph, (Cataio) -Una
verdadera joya del cinemat6grafo Ali
ce Terry v Rodolph Valentino los in
terpretes de los "Cuatro Jinetes" en-
la super-rrod1ccion Metro Gel Po-
der Supreme.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce -
Hoy presenta "El 93", grandioso fo-
todrama tornado de la novela del gran
escritor Victor Hugo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22

PARA GUAYAMA.

Ell microbes regres6 a su residential
de Guayama, el Sr. Manuel Gonzalez,
que vino San Juan en- asuntos par
ticulares.
Ell Sr. Genaro Cautifio, que vino a
San Juan despedir al Sr. A Fan
taussi, hacendado de Guayama, que
Sc embarc6 aver para Estados Unidos,
regeres6 su residencia el microbes
por la tarde..
Hace algln tempo que no Sc reu-
ne la Junta Central unionista ell pie
no, a la que pertenece iel Sr. Cautifio,
y este Sc muestra reseryado respecto
de los asuntos polfticos de actuali-
dad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
De SAN SEBAsT ian

Ha estado en- San Juan buscar a
sns nietas las nifiitas Rodriguez -Ro-
drfguez, el Sr. Manuel Rodriguez Ca
brero, distinguido elemento de San Sc
bastian, y salieron el microbes para
aquella poblaci6n.
Tambien es visitante de San Juan,
el Lcdo. Narciso Rabell, Comisionado
de Seryicio Pdblico de aquella ciudad,
que viene a esta ciudad para la SUI
basta del emprestito concedido al mu-
nicipio de San Sebastian, la que Sc
efectuara en- el bufete del Lcdo. r.
Quihones, el viernes de La presente Sc
mana y Sc espera cobrar en- las mejo-
res condolences.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
R E M A TE

El lunes 26 de JUNO de 1922, las
10 A. M. En- la Union Commercial
Corporation:
1 Registradora National, 1 Gaia para
caudales, Maquinas de escribir,
1 Gaia efectos bicicleta, Gaia Carbu-
radores, 1 Gaia planchas de asbesto, "a
gomas para AUTOMOBILES, -lote para
guas, 1 Gaia de inercancias, 1 lote efec-
tos electricos. MUCHoS ARTICULoS
MAS DE QUINCALLA, FERRETE-
RIA Y PRov1s1oNEs. solcite nota
detallada de
ReinaldO ViZcarrOndO.
ALMoNEDERo PUBLICo
Telefono 42S. Box $40.
Ediicio Bouret.
San Juan, Pto. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-22
EN La EscUADRA QUE yIENE
A CULEBRA.

FL joven Manuel Domenech. hijo
del Director de Ia coinpaffa de los
carros electricos, viene de cadete en-
ell escuadron naval de los Estados Uni
dos, que estard en- Culebra princi-
pios de julio pr0ximo en- yiaje de ma
niobras. Sc conffa Ell que algunos de
esos barcos toque en- San Juan 81 Sc
iobtiene ell correspondence permiso del
Almirante.