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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
RESCUED FROM
STORM TOSSED BARGE
Daring Feat of Tug Boat Crew
in howling Gale Off Ocean
City, Md.

Captain Charles King. skipper and
crew Of the barge No. 364 OF sfthc
Schuylkill Transportation of Phila-
delphia arrived In that city yesterday
and narrated to his employers his ex-
periences when the barge broke hei
tow while en- route from Norfolk, Va,
TO Philadelphia. He was thankru,
that he had been able to get back in
safety.
The tug Mary c. McNally left Nor
folk early last week with two coal
harges in tow. Barge No. 364 was the
last in line and King was its sole
passenger. The barge was without
a cargo at the time.
The tow ran into the storm off
Ocean City. Md. on New Years Eve.
and when the line parted and waves
were dashing over the sides OF the
barge IL looked like anything but a
Happy New Year for King. he said
yesterday. The crew Of the tug dis
covered the loss at once, and endeavor-
"a to swing the sturdy little boat about
so that a new line could be affixed. But
the other barge, buffeted about by the
sea. and as easy TO handle as an arm
ful Of eggs. refused to stay In place.
and the tug captain feared TO get too
close lest he might be caught between
the barges and crushed.
King. a new man on the Schuylkill
River beat" said he had had a num-
her Of adventures in his life, but none
which for pure unadulterated thrills
could surpass the queer feeling he had
when he dove off the side of the barge.
\ He aimed for a line which had been
thrown him from the tug--and he
reached it. The sea was too high for
a person TO swim. but luck was with
him. and he was pulled aboard the tug
i Mary" then pulled her other barge
Into the Delaware Breakwater, mooret
II. and turned around TO chase tn,
missing sister. All New Years Ev,
the men aboard the tug celebrated tn,
, adven, of 1922 by coursing up an,
|. down in vain effort TO locate 36A
She had drif,ed out 10 sea. So the tu,
skipper gave it up. reported the los
and hauled the other barge TO thi
) city.
A wireless message from the Coas
! Guard Gresham, which patrols tn
Jersey coast, was received at III
Maritime Exchange on Wednesday
asking In effect II anyone had lost
? barge. 1t picked the derelict up a
: 1907 latitude, 1893 longitude, whicl
is somewhere in the Atlantic or Chesa
peske Bay. about ,l5o miles from land
" When the prodigal barge was meekl
4. 4 .l....
I morning strange cable was found o
, II. evidently attached by some othe
vessel which had corraled the run
away, found 1t deserted and empt,
and decided not TO handle ii.
Captain King departed for Norfol
yesterday-by train.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
xucH NEAT CONSUMED HERE.
Inspecter Luts Hal TO Condemn Over
SoNOo Pounds Last Year.

Some idsa Of tho amount OF fresh
meats consumed In this city In the
course of = year may be gained from
the annual report Of city Meat In
spector Charles n. Lutz, just COM
piled and submitted to City Council.
In 1t no shows where he inspected in
the last twelve months 1857 cattle;
2,s24 calves; $40 sheep and lambs
and 57.0S7 hogs.
These cattle are in addition 10 the
ca arca sses received here from the big
packing houses Of the west and in
NJ ccted under Federal regulation.
This class OF goods totnied: 1873
cattle; 4,71f calves; 1855 sheep and
lambs and 81 hogs.
During the year Inspector Lhitz dis
covered 23,467 pounds OF nseat unfit
for human consumption and con-
demned same and had 1t destroyed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
VACCINE PHYSICIANS BUSY.
During Past Year, 1853 Persons Wer,
InocuIateh n This City.

City vaccine physicians have COM
pletcd their annual report for the past
year and handed them over to City
Council by whom they were elected
These reports chow the following
number OF people vaccinated:
DR.. II. c. Stevens, vaccine physician
at large. 34l; DR.. r. A. NJ. Rovitti
second district. 2b4; DR.. II. N. Willis
FIRST district, 211; Dr. q. r. Foulk
fourth district. 142; DR.. II. NJ. First
third district, EOS; total number vaci.
mated 1,063.
Most OF there were children under
IL years Of age. the urge percentage
being boys and girls about or 7 year
old who were about TO enter the pub
lie schools. II is a city law that chilt
must be vnccinated before they cal
be admitted to the schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
IN ORIAU.

In loving memory of our dear mother
y. Jane Davis. who departed this life
January Z. 1916:
Mrs. James RI MONTGOMERY, Mrs
Frank W. Todd, ID. Clinton Davis.
Mrs. Frank :. Hail
In loving romembrance or my dear hus.
band 6eorse V. Walker, who departed
this life January :. 1921:
Just thought Of remembrance,
Just n memory fond and true.
Just a thought Of Affection
And heartache still for you
some may think you are forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more,
But In memory you are With me
As You always were before
Sadly missed by wife and children
In memory OF our brother-in-law. George
Y. Walker, who departed this life January
:, 1927.
II s. lonesome here without you.
And sad the weary way.
For life is not the same 20 us
since you were called away
-Mr and Mrs. George |. Bender
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
HARDING WILL WAIT
END Of conference
TO EXPRESS VIEWS
Not to Give Any Public Com.
mont Until Then on What
Has Been Done.
BELIEVES THIS TO BE BEST
ny CAarsss Brewer Farmer.


Special Dispatch 20 Every Evening.
Washington. Jan. 7.--Congress will
not hear from the President regard
ing the Conference on Limitation OF
Armament until tho last named body
returns. That much was vouch-
safed by the White House last night.
For several DAYS there had been ru-
mors to the s.re,t that the President
Was becoming iri.itated by the sharp
shooting against the 0uadruple ALI
ancs In the Senate by Reed and others,
and might appear before that body, or
At least before the Foreign Relations
Committee. and explain a few matters
IN the hope that the Senate would
voice no further opposition 10 Confer
sacs work until The foreign delegates
had departed.
II u Understood now that the Pres
hent believes that II will be better
Tor him 10 wait until the Conference
n concluded before he makes any pub
Nc statement on its work. Then he car
take the Conference results and ap'
pear before either the Committee. th'
Senate. or the Congress as whole
and explain to the members and tbs
world at large what has been done
and why those results should be rat
an.d Immediately by the upper house
rhis means that the Senatorial snipinl
win continue from time TO time. Sena
tor Reed. I, is known. IL laying tn
groundwork for the attack which h.
will make against the Alliance. Sen
ator porah. who Is that rara avis,
pro-Amcrican, being neither pro
English nor pro-French nor pro
japanese. has already delivered on
cf tive hraoaidc. outside the Senat
which n in known have given tn
Administration some bad moments.
Tn. talk In Administration circle
today. however. is that the prcsiden
will hav. enough votes In the Senat
to have ratified everything that IN
Conference does. Those who oppos
sho Qusdruple Alliance say thai
merely blum, and that when the I'm,
showdown comes the pact will be d,
seaied. Contrary 60 the statement
which somc Administration leader
Arc making. this IL distinctly no;
party AFFAIR. Republicans and Dem'
Gratis favor the pact. and Republican
and Democrats oppose II. Public oplr
ton In being slowly, but surely srous,
oi either side. Al this writing the
n mo means of gauring the extent
fecilrg either for or against n
Treaty OF Washington. Tor the publ
~ a whole has had little cpportuni'
90 study the merits or domcrlts Of
Hut before spring has waned the Al
minlstrntion is going 90 know tn
o. has n1ht on It's hands-possib
shc hardes, neht that any admin
Tation ever waecd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
DEATHS.

DovoHERry--In thi. city, on January
}, ipsl Daniel b., husband OF Mary J.
Nsls'ls.-. friend. and cmploycs Of jack
con iaborwtor, of y I du pom, Co are
Invited Ia attend the funeral from the resi-
d~nce ~ his father ln-is~. Michael Donohue
lilp Meat Third strsst. on Monday
morning. January y. At % o CLOCK solemn
requi~sn msss q, 81 Pauls Church. In
tsrm~nt =, Cathedral cemetery.
RDwARDs-In this city. on January
eu l..9. Carrie wife OF Frank 4.
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 at
send tho funeral serNices at the residence
of her w",n"r Mrs Annie q cornsell-
aeon. lanuar, uth st 2 ocloc~ Inter
ment la~ncrofi cemetery.
xxMPskt In this CITY on January 5,h
1922, Charlotte. wife OF August hempske.
K~la,iv~s and friends are invited to at-
tend tho funeral services a. her late
rcs,deucc Rock Manor. brandy~ine hun
dPUi, near Wilmington on sunday Janu-
hardy rera"tctN.
NctADDE>-ln In this city on January 6
laa2, John. husband Of Martha Me.
FUNERAL s~rvic.s viii be held AZ his lat.
residcncc. FOURTH street and Grant avenue
on Monday morning at y O'Clock. In
tern~ot 81 Cathedral cemetery
STEWART Near Mcclelanas,iile. Del.
ON January 5tn. 1922. Mary f., wife o
James l.. >to~srt. in her sotn year.
Funeral from the residence of her son
John u stewart. near McClclandsviils
Del. on sunday afternoon. Januar,
ath. et ? oclocA lnierm,nt at Head y
ChrIstiAna cemetery,
WAk>ER-.in this city on January o
1922 susan ., daughter of the lat
hdwsrd n and wnlamina \. Warner
Fuperai services Will -. held at her lat
Festdrnce, 1900 Drlrssrc avenue ol
Monday, January ~. at 5 o'clocA. In
terfnent private.
Ad4ittonai death no,krs rcccived too lat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
MOVE TO ABOLISH
POISON GAS IN
FUTURE WARS
Continued from page l

NVutthuSA AAOsh b000
coveries for destruction rather
than for construction.
The meeting OF the Conference
on the Limitation Of Armament
in the City OF Washington affords
peculiarly advantageous oppor-
tunity for comparison OF Views on
all questions bearing on the SUBJ
jcct. Whatever may bc the nrgu-
ments OF technical experts, the
Committee feels that the Ameri-
can representatives would not be
doing their duty in expressing the
conscience OF the American people
were they to fail in insisting upon
the total abolition OF chemical
warfare, whether in the Army or
the Navy. whether against COM
batant or non-combatant.
Should the United States assume
this position, II would be no cvi-
dence of weakness but OF mag
nanimity. Probably no nation is
better equipped by reason OF scien-
tinc knowledge among it's techni-
clans and by means OF Its mater
ial resources to use chemical war
fare effectively. This committee.
therefore. submits the following
resolution for adoption by the Ad-
visory Board and to be communi-
Gated to the American delegates
10 the Conference on the IAmita-
ton of Armament
RESOLVED, That Chemical
warfare, including the use OF
gases. whether toxic or non-toNic
should be prohibited by interna-
tional agreement. and should be
classod with such unfair methods
OF warfare "a poisoning wells
introducing germs of disease and
other methods that are abhorrent
in modern warfare.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
noxoa 9. \. rIsRERs nEnoar.
Brptherheed Of America Adopts Rec
olatleus On His Death.

Resolutions were adopted on the
death Of George NJ. Fisher. by HUI
mAnity Circle. No. I, Brotherhood Of
America. last night Mr.. Fisher has
been member OF the Circle for thir-
~ years. He was also charter meln-
her cf tho Loyalty Circle which later
merged with Humanity Circle.
Newly elected officers OF the Circle
were installed last night. The financial
report which was presented showed a
substantial gain for the year. Within
the next few weeks Grand Chief Jef-
ferson Frank Gradwohl and Grand
Scroll Keeper F. J. Flanagan Viii make
an official visit to Enterprise Circle
No. s, at Clarksville.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
DIR. Robin to Lecture.

DR.. Albert Robin will deliver an H.
Illustrated lecture in the auditorium of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association
at O'Clock tomorrow night. Activities
scheduled for the 'Y" include a play
by the +. +. G. on Jan. Is. mental
combat" with the Philadelphia "Y"
on Jan. %. and a musicale on Jan. 30.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
Japans sGrand Old Man" Dead.

Honolulu. Jan. Marquis Shige-
urnu okums, former Premier OF
Japan. IL dead. according 10 cable
messaxe received by the Nippu Jijo.
. japancs, vernacular newspaper from
Toxic Yesterday. The Mlkado confer
sei certain decorations on okuma
por,humousy, the cable message said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
SENATOR BALL AS HOST.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Washington. Jan. SENATOR and
Mrs. l.. Heisler Ball yesterday en-
tertained at lunch. in the Senate
restaurant, Nice-President and Mrs.
Coolidge and their two sons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

public oplniun viii not support any
interests that wishes to supply m
article Of war which Americas rep-
resentativea to this Conference are
seeking to ban from civilized use.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
The Time To DO It.

When the Are engine is parked in
front OF your property--w streams
OF winter being played on the burning
structure it's too late to think OF In
sura nee. The time to insure II today.
Courtland f. Pierson Co. Odd Fellows
Building. can insure you against loss
by fre.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
Fine H,oin for Rent.

For rent, sll Washington St., from.
room; good location for physician or
dentist; southern exposure. heat ana
sunlight. every convenience, nicely
furnished. Phone 33To.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07
This coadsnansl material included =
wids variety ~ meats.
BUILDING rEHxIrs.

The building inspector has approved
plans and Issued permits for the fol-
lowing projects:
Upper Oak street, 1877; Joseph
Licki. owner and builder; addition.
$40.
Franklin street. eos South; p.
Bierey. owner ana builder; addition,
$40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

Read the classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

Read the classified sds.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-07

AdqittonAi death notkes received too late
fpr this column viii bs found on Financial
pa~r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06

ia Somislon fcololiiea ue - Aes =
latura ha sido convocaGa rara hoy
Sc cstudiaran los informes de los
jefes dc Departamento Y otros deta-
Hes del trabajo pendiente.
Rcspecto a ia conyocatoria de "a
Legisiatufa y inlofnacioh ohciosa
dlce que, g Iooernaaor' uesue niee
tempo ha trftaao ae eoaocer "a OPP
mon de los leslsiauores fespee'o . s''ii''
session. eAtfaoialllafii'' auii'i"e pVi
oEro lia''o maya Nacno we ~ sl,' z
hotlcia alguha &c que 81 ers''ase ue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
DESDE ARECIBO.

Jupnio 4-Ayer Sc encontraba en-
el puerto de Palmas atlas, Barcelo-
meta, el yapor de la Bull .Millino-
cket'' que cargo aztcar de la Central
Plazue.s.
Hoy Sc encuentra EN- este puerto
eli yapor Lake Hector con yariada
earga.
Mariana es esperado el vspor "San
Lorenzo. 4.
-rEl yicrnes, patrocinado por q
CASINO Espanol, di6 I'm ameno con-
cicrto el quiilteto espailol hermanos
Granlio-AlamedG tocantlo admirable
mente y siendo muy aplauddos. Una
,oncurrencia numerosa llenaba el Oil
yer.
Anocllc debu.6 la gentil coupletista
Paqui;a Stella. q. cant0 con mucho
,usto y gracia, fu6 muy apla,tiida y
10, ,inismo q Sr.. Flaauer en- sus actcs
lie yarieslades.
-Mafiana ;.bre de nuevo sus puer-
tas ell popular cine Arecibo con pre-
los de situaci6n. exh1biendo pelfcu-
las de series de las mas srgestiyas.
Para mcdiados de este mes tam,
5ien Sc sbre un nunvo cine .en el 10
al que etu,o el Iteal, calle de Get
.antes. Sc propone Ia nueya enipres:l
exhibir buenas. pelfculas q prccios eco
n6nicos. a a
En la colecturfa de Rcntasit In
ternas de esta ciudad ha ingresado
lurante el mes de mayo la cantida9
de S25, SCOTT por concepto de sellcs
y. contribuciones. y asss..4
Durante q pasado mes de mayo So
han presentado en- este Registro de
Prop. f,sad 1S7 documentos que ,prod,l-
jeron en- selIcs de ReEtas lnternas
1,311.s5 i.
Sc la concedido una licencia, pQr
pnfeimedad al AlcaiGe de esta clrctl
de distrito ST.. Rsimunflo Casanovas
IS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06

JUNO 3 dc 1922.
Estimado Director:
EsperV dc Esu bondad me publique
en- suspopular diario; Ia carta que 81
que Y con fecha de JUNO l. dirigf al
Presidente del Comite lie las Fiestas
de San Juan, en el barrio de Puerta
de TERRA, Sr. DIR. NJ. Afelendez.
Al dar az la luz pdblica dicha car
ia, ies porque mi nombre. ha aparecido
como miembro; de dicho .Comit6 en- ca
81 toda la prens;l de In 1ocalidad sin
que Sc haya hecho menci5n de mi re-
nuncia, hecho que me perjudica en-
mis-, ideales de. libre, pensador, dada
mis- conyicciones V firmezd Ell los prin
'cipios que sustento.
/ Con gracias. anticipates por la mel-
8ced quo solicito lie I'd. insertando es-
: tas lfneas, quedo con toda cordial-
dad.
Vuestro atentamente,
j. II. Batsac.
Puerta de TERRA, p. Il.
Junie / de 1922.
Sr. DIR. NJ. Melendez,
Presidente del Comite de las
Fiestas de SaneJuan en- cl
barrio de Puerta de TERRA.
Estimado Sr. amigo:
yuestra communication haciendoseme
,saber haber sido nombrado por una
+. .nimidad miembro de la Comisi6n de
las Fiestas de San Juan Ell este ba-
rrio, obra en- mi poder.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
v lc s,istituye interinamente el cabo
de Females Jose Cruz.

v lc siistituye interinamelte el cabo
de Females Jose Cruz.
-Ha regresado de los Estados Uni-
dos Ell Nigje de vacasiones el joven
Paolo Cllrvelo.
En- viaie de reereo ha embarcs-
slO para los EstaGos Unidos el Sr.
Pedro Guerrero
Ell 16 del actual debuta en- ell Tea
tro Oliver la compaiifa dramaticsl
Adams Nieva, que tantas simpatfas
cucnta en- csta cindad. Sc ,ha tabier-
to ul abono dc cinco funciolles a pre-
cios economies. Quedan cncarsalj0s
|dcl abonc los seiiorcs Luis AL Calde-
ron y Benigno Nayas. las obras que
sc penllrdn en- escena son: Ell Cristo
Pobrc, Amores y Amorfos, Pedro Fie-
rro, La Marcia Triunfal y Amor Rey
del Muido.
Corresponsdk s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06

Sc espera que la mayorla de IL
Comisi6n Econ6mica concurra la
session dc hoy, va que las minorfas
segin Sc afirma, mantienen sll aetl
tud sin0 de completa hostilidad, de
absolute apartamicHto.
81 el Gobernador enyfa un Mensajf
para convocar ambas Camarls, sc cree
que indique en- Ell los medios 0 recurl
SOS de donde sc obtenga el dinero ne
cesario para equilibrar el Presupues
to con los fondos disponiblcs y que
Ia rebaja de sucldos no sea cfectuada,
MEDIC MILLION. DE sUPERAFIT
information obtenida ,ptr un Re
dactor de Ell IAIPARCIAL, dice que
al 80 del corriente mes quedara I'M
sobrante des alrededor de medic miy
lion de d6lares, despues de liquidadas
las atenciones del Presupuesto que fl
naliza en- esa epoca.
Plausible esfuerzo Y actuaci6n del
DEPARTMENT. Gel Tssoro &c Puerto
Rico, Que yenciendo las prescntes di-
ficultades, obtiene csc resl,,.a.o:
Pero es necesario segdn opinion ge-
neral de los conocedores de esa mate
ria, que Sc hagan importantes en-
miendas a Iii Ley &c Reneas Y a los
presupuesto del proxino a!.o, pues de
otro modo puede crearse una muy di-
ffcil situaci0n para los intereses pd-
blicos en- general del gcbierno insHlar
~ del pals.
La Comisi6n Econ0mica de Ia Legis-
latura cstd coilsidcrando ese probe
ma, que Sc considera- de vital interes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
AL IEFE RIOS cARRILLo

Trasladamos al active jefe de la
Ipalicfa de Santurce ST.. Rios ,Carrillo,
la quejs que Sc nos enyfa por yarios
Avccinos dc AIirainar, acerca de los fire.
cuentes escindalos que Sc suscitan TO
d:ss las noches por una bandada de
tfteres, en- la esauina de la calle Nue.
va v Union del referido barrio. En-
una casa frente esa esquinai So en-
cuentra enferms hace algtin tiempc
Ssc algiin cupidado una respectable da,
ma, cnyos familiares le agradecerian
al iefe Csrrillo que cspantase de
aquel sitio. a. los, estrepitosos clliqmil
Hos. quienes u yeces nos haccn seniir
la nostalgia de Herodes..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
MIR. GAY no ASpIRA AL PUESTO
DE MARSHAL

Aver tarde ell Lcdo John L.. Gay
aconocitho caballero continental de es-
ta ciudsd, informo un reporter de
Ell IAIPARCLiL que 10 que Sc ha di-
lcho en- algunos diaries de la loeali-
dad de que 81 esta trabajando su can
didatura para marshal de la Corte
Federal es incierro. Nos dijo el Sc
nor Gay que el jamas ha aspirado a
tai puesto, Y que por ahop Sc dedica-
ri al ejercicio de su profession.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
Los vecinos, dicen.,.
apaga y vamonos.

Como 10 participo de la idea de Ia
celebration de fiestas de ese caric
ter, por ser libre pensador entender
que dada la crisis economical ,por que
atravicsa el pueblo portorriquefio y
en- especial sus masas trabajadoras,
no debe en- modo alguno, penearse ell
fiestas populares, suplico a los amigos
que me eligieron honradamente con un
cargo en- ell Coniite, Sc siryan aceptar
mi renuncia, que hago llegar por me-
dio de esta carta, cxpresando Ia vez
las gracias por Ia distinction que Sc
me dispense.
Cordialmente vuestro,
j. II. BaISac.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06

He aqu las dos Clair ough
keps New York. a sdo hgamia Dee
Lochnvar cntrado
mas Miss Maud Allen
Vaya gallon este hubiea nacidc
vamonOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
PORTO RICO CINE CORPORATION
ARROYO. p. r.
.Ayiso.

Habiendo sido autorizado por la
Corte de Distrito de Guayama y por
los accionistas de la Porto Rico Cine
Corporation para constituir una Sc
|gunda hipoteca de $S,OOO.OO, al 9%
annual, por 10 amos, sobre el solar y
edifcio-teatro de dicha Corporacl5p,
|sita en- Arroyo, valorados en- s25, 10000
" asegurados contra incendio y ci-
|cl6n por $2O,OOO.OO, por la presepte
Sc hace ptblico para que cualquier
persona interesada en- esta operaci6n
|pueda dirigirse al Sindico que susc1i-
be antes del dia primero de JUNO
1r6ximo. J. Peha Reyes, Sindico.
Adyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06

f9F Los anuncios de este peri6dico
son leidos por miles de personas que
toman parte en- nuestro GONCURS0
Mandenos su anuncio hoy mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
J. N. Balzac

J. NJ. Balzac
San, Juan, Puerto Rico.
ST. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
Junio dc 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
!. OLGA, MIR. WILSON

Ell rrabajo que efectuaban les con-
fiuados dc la penitenciari;. en- Puer-
Ia dc TERRA esta va termfnado y has
"a Ia fecha la calp;, de brea no aparc-
ZEE por ning1n lado.
4 rs necesaro que esa brea sea echa-
da sobre ese trozo de carrctera, para
que asf cesen esas polvora;ns que Sc
leyair.an en- el referido bal.rio.
Espcramos que el Cemisionado Will
son active ESQ Y Sc 10 agrsdeceremos
todcs.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
TERMINo sUs yACACIONEs

La entendida emplealls del @Baneo
Comercial de Puerto Rico, Srta. Ro-
sta Roscll0, ha disfrutado de un mes
de licencia volviendo su labor. Pc
10 todayfa, scg1n parece, no hay min
guna ora nota para el Garnet.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
AGUAS De
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
81 la dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funciones de su est6mago y su
higado no estan regularizadas,
pruebe el aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podra
listed digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles, De personas reciben, yendo a
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
villosas aguas por que no ha de
fecibirla usted igual? Pruebe una
s6la hptella. De yenta en- Farmacias
y Hotelas.
Sc solicitan agentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-06
Ell 'THILADELPHIN SALE HOY
PARA NEW YORK

Aver tardc fonGe0 en- este puerto
r,oculente dc venezuela y Curacao.
el vapor philadelphia dc Ia Red
ID" Line
Esta t,,rde segnira yiaje haeia New
York.