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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
Golfers Prone to Argue Value of
Weight in Clubs; May Start Some
To Swinging Pair Before Tee Of

little experience. it is contended
that she can do better by just meet
ing the ball with a heavy club than
she can by swinging on it hard
with light club.
The baIlplayer golfer isn't quite
in sympathy with that line of rea-
soning. He insists that the best
work in any game in which club is
used to meet a ball is to find the
club which is adjusted to the
strength of the arm so delicateIy
that the implement of play becomes
something like a continuation OF the
arm. "a too heavy club will hold
the arm back" he said. Il know 1t
is true in baseball and l believe 1t is
true in golf. I admit that l have
only my case from which to argue
but | think that l am right. II l
have a bat in my hands when
swings in perfect harmony with the
motion of my arms and balsnced TO
a nicely | know that | am going 10
hit well. | don't want a club when
is so heavy that have 10 go
through the exertion of lifting II
and I don't want a club which Is TOO
light and which races away with
me In other words a club so light
that am out in front all of the time
because I can't hold back. l be-
lieye that golf should be played
exactly the same way so far as the
weight of the club is concerned.
The motion of driving in golf and
that of batting in baseball are not
identical but when it comes TO the
fact of driving the ball, and that Is
what one wishes to do in both cases,
the club which will do the most
ovecptiop is that which has the
.,.;gbt feel to it whether it weighs
loss or more. The fixed weight Isl
a fallaey."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
COMISKEY And
NUSS BOX DRAW
Tommy MeteS Out Usual Punish.
ment to Body, But Jimmy Packs
Harder Punch.
Especial to The Argus. J

Green Bay, Wis, April Tom
my Comiskey, St. Paul's clever mid
dleweight. and Jimmy Nuss, pride
of Green Bay. fought 10 rounds to a
draw here last night.
It was their third meeting Com
iskey found Nuss' solar regions a
comparatively easy target, and most
of his work was done inside jim
my's hooks. Nuss, however, land
ed the most effective punches and
once had the st. Paul boy in evident
distress. He failed to follow his ad-
vantage, however, and Tommy raj
lied
Comiskey left Immediately after
the bout for Waterloo. Iowa, where
he is scheduled to box Neal Alli-
son of Dubuque, Monday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
CAMBRIDGE AND
OXFORD CREWS IN
ANNUAL MEETING

London. April 1-CBy the Assoc
ciated Press.) > The eight-oared
crews of Oxford land Cambridge uni
versities were 20 meet today over
the four and a Quarter mile course
on the Thames Eiver in their annual
regatta, The Heights are described
by each as above the average, and,
while the Oxford crew will be much
lighter, neither is a pronounced IA
vorite.
Today's maeting was the 73rd
contest between the universities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
ERIE

Roy Diemer and little daughter
Barbara are quite i'll with infiu-
enza. Mrs. Diemer, who has also
been i'll. is reported to be some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Housenga
and family have loaded their house
hold goods for shipment to Fulton,
Ill, where the former will find en-
ployment. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jacobs and son have moved into
the Housenga house from the rooms
in Mrs George Bolger's house they
rented when first coming from
Clinton, Iowa, last week.
Miss Cleora Coster is reported to
be convalescing from a long siege
OF Illness resulting from a cold.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01

along with Champion Tommy Mil
ton, DePalma aspires to repeat and
be the first to win pair of five
centuries and the rich purse that
goes to the victor
The car DePalma will use for the
coming race is similar to the one
that Roscoe Sarlos drove to second
place year ago. 1t has eight cyl
inders in line, the same type of
power plant that DePaIma has been
in the French Ballots since
1919. DePalma is grooming the
car in California. where he is now
competing in the series of races,
but does not expect to appear at the
wheel of his new speedster in any
race until the 500-mile.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
SHOWS PEORIA
BOXER PLENTY
IN 10 ROUNDS
Morris waeyert, Novice, Defeats
Bum Sells Handily In
Semi Windup.
By ]. !. HUGHES.

Johnny Donahue jabbed and
punched his way to a clean-cut VIC
tory over Tom Carney of Peoria
before a crowd of more than 500
light fans, in Moline Turner haii
last night. The Moline boy was OUT
in front nearly all the way.
the surprise of the evening was
the DECISIVE victory of motifs
Waeyert OF Moline over the VET
eran. Bum Sells of Rock Island.
in the semi-windnp. A1tnoush ~
was Waeyert's first real test ne as
played remarkable GOODNESS unoef
I,re and emerged far in the lead.
Frank Caesar was not at all
ehummy with his fellow townsman,
Young SINGER, IN the opening Dout.
Caesar slowed his opponent away
for the count in the second rounu,
after having sent him to the can
vas for a nine count in the initial
session.
The Donahue-Carney affair was
repIete with action during eacn Oh
the 10 rounds. Carney was tough
enough TO make a credltable snow
ing III the role of catcher. InlS
does not mean that johnny dldn I
alternate with him at times. lie
did. In fact, in the seventh round
Carney attacked with such power
that the crowd expected 10 see
Johnny crumple and Iau. Inc Ell
fort Slapped the Peorian's reserve
however, and before the bell rang
johnny had assumed the role oI
pitcher.
For the first five rouds Donahue
scored often with both rights and
lefts, principally let's. Carney
showed very little boxing aDlllly
and not mucn in the line of punch.
He seemed intent upon reaching
Johnny's supposedly weak jaw but
appeared at a loss as to manner
OF procedure. In the sixth he De
gan to show more stuff, and as
stated stepped out in the seVentA
and won handily. In the ninth and
tenth Johnny got in his most Ell
fective work. At the final bell,
Carney was plainly glad.
Friends of this young Morris
Waeyert registered many protests
against his match with Bum Sells
when it was first announced They
claimed he was yet too inexperl-
euced to meet man who has been
at it as long as Bum. Their fears
proved ungrounded. In the first
round Morris opened a nasty cut
over Buns left eye. The remain
der of the battle that was his tar
get and the blood flowed freely. In
the second round Morris connected
with a hard right to the point and
Bum sat down near the ropes for a
nine count Sells staged a rally
in the fourth that made things look
bad for Morris, but the kid wealth
cred the storm and came back
stronger than ever in the remain
ing sessions. Morris failed to use
anything but his right. He will be
much more dangerous when his left
is developed.
The show opened with a three
round exhibition between two kids
of about II years each. One was
Dick Anderson, who aspires to fol-
low in the footsteps of the well
known Eddie. The other was a
youngster by name of Esterdahl
Their efforts pleased the crowd SO
well that small coins were show
cred upon the kids when time was
called.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
O'LEARY BUSY;
HAS IS SIGNED
Decatur Manager Takes Jaunt
Through Southwest in Search
of Talent.

Decatur, ILL.,. April 1.-Two more
players from the southwest, one
from Clinton, fourth from Pana,
will be given tryouts for places on
the Decatur Three-I league team,
which additions bring the total of
the roster to IS men, with several
other men who are expected to be
signed when O'Leary returns from
his jaunt through the southwest.
0Leary's plans to return to De-
catur before Friday have evidently
gone awry and the officials of the
touch with the Commodore boss
There is raft of business which
has accumulated during O'Leary's
absence which requires his action
and it is thought best to have him
hit for home as quickly as possible,
resuming his scouting trip later if
necessary.
Martin kennick, who played with
Pana and Vandalia teams last sea-
son has practically been accepted
for a tryout with the Commodores.
Kennick is an outfielder and has a
good record in semi-pro ball. Before
playing with Pana and Vandalia, he
played with teams in Colorado.
Not young player has come to
the Decatur team as highly recon-
mended as Carter Walden, of Clin-
ton, fast stepping infielder who
promises to give somebody a race
for one Of the infield positions.
John Durham, of Springfield, is
angling for place on the Decatur
nane and plans a talk with 0'Leary,
when the Commodore pilot returns.
Bourg. who played with the Jop-
lin. No.. club last season, and Strain,
formerly with Olmulgee, are the
two newest players signed MP by the
association. Bourg played in A
games and hit .270 while Strain took
part in 1873 games and hit for .2Ss
both promising players.
The Woodruff case has been for.
warded to President A. R. Tearney
for action but he has not handed
down his decision in the case. TIE
officials of the Decatur association
are waiting word from Tearney, be-
fore taking further action.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
'KEWANEE BOY
MAKING GOOD
WITH WICHITA
fsnecial Correspondence.)

Kewanee, ILL.,, April 1.-Basepaii
fans of this vicinity are watcnins
with interest the development OF
Butter" Peden, a Kewanee inheio-
err. who showed a lot of stun IN
the tournaments of this Vlclniey
last season, who is angling for
permanent berth with Joe berger
club at Wichita, Kan. TINS Weeh
Sporting News speaks nlghly %
Peden's chances. He is a smart
hitter. a valuable outfelder and
nlays the infield with equal class.
Pep Haley, another Kewanee pro
duct. one time star catcher with
the Philadelphia American league
club, is grooming the Kewanee Isa,
1t is expected Haley, himself VINO
is by far the class of the western
circuit, will advance this season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
DANCING LOVERS
MUSTN'T FORGET
AFFAIR TONIGHT

Lovers of dancing are cautioned
not to overlook the fact that a big
jazz affair is scheduled for tonight
at the Eagles club, for the benefit
of the Rock Island Fans associa-
ton. The April Fools day spirit
will predominant Turn out for a
good time and at the same time you
will be aiding the cause of base
ball for Rock Island.
The affair is sponsored by the
Eagles club as a means of boosting
for the 1922 Islander entry in the
Mississippi Valley circuit. Admis-
sion is rs cents per couple.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
G0PHERS CALI HFApn

minneapolis, Mimi, ADril =
Ninety candidates for the Univers-
NY OF minnesota baseball team an
sNereo the first call of the coach
lot candidates. There were a score
OF prospective pitchers and as
many catchers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
Especial Correspondence
AT KEWANEE.

Kewanee. April l.. Aledo pin
smashers stepped into second mon
ey in the five-man event in the big
Kewanee bowling tournament, now
in progress, when they rolled a.
score of 300 yesterday. The Park
side Garage team Of Kewanee takes
first money, score 2,S07. The Aledo
Score follows.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01
BOWLING SCORES
IMMANURL LUTHERAN LEAGUE.

BY winning three games from
Knights, the y0rchestras
widened the gap between them and
the Young Peoples Leaders, in the
Emmanuel Lutheran league stand
ings, three full games for the Young
Peoples Leaders dropped three to
Selles.
o. Klockau made high individual
and three game score. The Orches-
tras made high single and three
Grr.n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01

Minneapolis, Mimi, April l.
Sport writer's gave Stewart Mclean.
St Paul, the better of a 1o-round
no-decision bout with Earl Puryear.
Denver.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01

anna Joe Cans. middleweight. knock
ed out Young Dennis, Detroit. in the
fourth round of a scheduled To-
round bout.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-01

Cambridge takes seventh place in
the five-man event with a score of
1855, rolled last evening. The
scores follow:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01
Nuevas Fuerzas y
VigOr para Hombres.
Gastados y Debilitados

81 por exceso de trabajo, preocupacio.
mes, trasnochadas, constante tension ner.
yiosa, indulgencia desordenada en- los pla-
ceres de Ia vida otros excesos, Sc en-
cuentra usted con sus fuerzas nerviosas
depauperadas y sufre I'd las temibles
torturas y, gran debilitamiento causado
por agotaihiento del fluido nervo-vital,
encontrara I'd. que "HIERRO NUXA-
DO" con frecuencia aumentara prodi-
giosamente sus fuerzas, energia y resis.
tencia en- dos semanas. No solo. enri-
quece la sangre sabasteciendo mayor nu-
trici6n las gastadas celulas nefviosas,
sino que "HIERRO NUXADO'' contiene
tambien el principal constituyente qui-
mico de la fuerza activa nerviosa, y es
por 10 tanto un verdadero alimento de la
sangre y de los nervios. Suplendo nue.
vo abasto de ese fluido vital al sistema
nervioso gastado, prontamente restituye q
los hombres el vigor varonil, la fuerza v
magnetismo personal tan admirable del
bello sexo, y que tan necesario es para
tener 6xito en- todo .esfuerzo emprendi-
miento individual.
No acepte I'd. sino el Iegitimo s'fIIE.
RR0 sNUXAD0" que lIeva el nombre de
Dae Health Laboratories. Ningdn ofro
producto es sla misma cosa," nj dS s1cI
uismo resultado."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01
BREvlARIO HISTCRIcO
FL fin de un heroe

n alaanrie de- alal.ar.rr,,> our -.
fal,a De- ,4.rsicio. dcicndis cca ianie
sroio n cs,alcra ncsia. qne M sicn-
- mss de disi"clio consignEirrn t.
ner rayas las turias. entire has
q;ie haiia ggsiics muy acos;amhra,las
a .rsnccs SO Ia guerra.
l.csa- c,lcl.a y Pczucla no rudie-
rcn ccnunicar Sn entnsia,ano n los
asalianics. y aSi resolricron parla-
mcntar cm los icnaceS dcfensorcS.
r;ia nrando conrencciics lie que nada
81 atenialm conla 81 regimen, sino que
80 prctcndia Tcsiablecer cn In regcn-
Ella a L. reina madre. Las gnar,lias
no Sc dieroa partido. y cn;onces Sc
pcns0 en apOderarse del rcgcnte: peru
tanbien fracaso cl atrevido proyecto.
por cobar1lfa de las troRs comprome-
tidas.
Les jefcs del desgraciatio movimicn-
to CI.e0n. Pezuela. Concha. Marquessi,
Nouyilas. Lersundi) hubieron de bus
car su salvaci6n en- Ii retirada.
Cerca dc Colmenar Viejo fu6 ha-
iladO don Diego Leon por TN piqucte
se su regimientO- de Hdsares de Ia
priDcesa, iiRndado por el comandG.nte
Laviila.
Somctido {: Consejo de guerra, fu6
condcnado a muerte
Dicen que, cuando Sc le commic6 la
terrible sentencia, eXclfm0, sin perder
la entercza de 81 amino:
He aquf el premio dc haber pc
leado dnrante siete amos por la liber-
tad de mi patria.
Treinta y un amos contada don Die
go Leon, cuando ell l de octubre de
1871, las dos de la tarde. di0 su Vi
da a las balas de los mismos soldatlos
que lie habfsn ayudado a prendcr cn
su pecho la cruz laureada de San Fer
nantlo.
Tres dfas mas tarde sufrfan la mis-
ma trdgica muerte el brigadier Qui-
r9sa, st ooronel Fulgosio, cl tenicnte
sBnria Y el.alferez ,Go5ernado. Los de-
pnlas eemprometidos, entire los que tam
bien Sc contaba don Fernando Fernan
flez de Cordoba, que tomo una parte
pgfsiva Ell los aeqntecimientos, Sc sal
warren de la venganza de Espsrterc
saltando las fronteras.
Diego SAN JOSE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

unos dla~ , cue "a r-poss > asiri
hn~ensA ~isa yigirnda
n sasileace' dm i.,ras sisi,sis IN
4 aap h rnrss dc sn aniiss cclsa
qur ~ isuiicrE har-r rn H. sisca,as
dc aiaora iior nsuy awradrsfia an ~,
tnvicsc.l In inquirir siqnicsa ilafans
~ ic polia aqnOi sacrifice. .,. ..
AQnella mislna mahana inSisl;sr
ALA den nicgo Ie5n. c':i ma cfiad., -
toia conf:ana.
DE allf poeo eslHcio rcili6 a
bravo caudillo de Dclascoain Ia vista
de don Juan de Ia Pezucla. que aiin
no era cspie dc Chesste. unG de sus
cOlaboradores en- el movimiento que
habrfa de dar al trasic CON In rcgcl.
ci;. de Espartero, devolyiendola a Ia
ex-reina gObernadosa.
Por muchas que fnerCn las pre-. au.
clones, In policia del regente Ei0 con
el escondite del bravo conspirador. POI
euanto Ia misma duenG dc In habiia.
l.;0n Sc present6 avisarle dc que le
prenderfan flurante aquella noche.
En- cuanto cerragon el dfa LIS pri-
nicras sombras, enbozlronse fugitive
y amparador en- sendas capas V fue
ron a buscar mas SECURE Gsilo, que n0
lograron encontrar. a las Legaciones
de Mexko y pinamarca, que estaban
en- la cGrrera de San Jer6nimo.
AL pie de Ia estatua de Ccrvantes
,nuy rebozado hast;i ls ojos, pclfa-
neci0 no POGO tempo don Diego, espe
rando n quien tanto sc arriesgEba pol
ascgurarle Ia vida. volyi6 al fin el
periodista 'y conduja al general Il.
Embajada de Francia. donda pudo ha.
llarse otro albergue transitcro.
ALI volvio I, ponerse al hahla con
sus camaradas Pezuela, Isturiz, qug
determination el alzamiento Ell Madrid
para la nothe signiente. Rcceland<
Gle que con. aduellas yisitas pudier;
habcrse puesto sobre aviso Ia policia
Borrego traslad6 por tercera vez q
Leon otra casa, cuyp 9s{qlo es:aba
ausentc, pero que, llegan1o cuand.
menos Sc 10 esperaba, ohlig6 Il Illus
tire fugitive a buscar npeyo aMparf
en- la casa de Pezuela. De ALI salie
rcn entrambos hacia Palacio. en- dem
de prometfan apoderarss7a,e Ia reina
-+Entfeguei listed ESQ a Uni hernia
ma, enc;lrgapd6le msucho 40 guar
de en- lugars seguro. so
Entire :aqnel iepistslsrio no .ifa. para
nlad de Leon, una carta que peIisabs
cnviar a Esparterooy vino a ser mds
tarde IL prueba terrible que le lleyt
a la lnuerte silsn tsi
Ltego de algunos encuentros col
Soadados fieles del gobierno, d. estusie
ron a punto de dar al traste con ls
determination de eiitrsnlAjos generates
81 entlambos no hubieseii tenido bas
tante tarrojo para aventurar todas las
contingencies que les ssffaini ol pasa
pudieron llegar a Palacio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01
EN- LA CORTE SUPREMA DE
PUERTO RICO
Comision de Reputation de aspirantes
al ejercicio dc II abogaeia
Elk parte: NJ - y :
Ramon G. Jniii, sl4#
peticionario.
Sobre admission al eiercieio de la
abogacia. n
ED,.IlcT,o

San Juan, P. R.. 10. De Diciembre de
1929. s'7
La comision nombrada por Ell Ho-
norable Tribunal Supreme, de confor-
midad con la ley de II de MARIO de
1909, para informar sobre las condi-
clones morales de los aspirantes al
ejercicio de la abogacia ante los tri-
bunales de la Isla de Puerto Rico,
aeord6 adoptar como regla fila para
todos los aspirantes la de que, ade-
mas de la prueba de declaraciones ju-
radas del aspirante y de dos perso-
mas de reputation, Sc anuncie la soli-
|citud en- dos periodicos por termino de
idiez dias, fin de que cualquier per-
soma o habitante de esta isla pueda
presentar queja fundada u objection
contra Ia admission del aspirantes
Y estando pendientc de, informe la
solicitud del Sefior Don Ramon c. Ju-
liza, Sc publica este anuncio en- cum
plimiento del ameritado aciierlo, y a
los efectos expresados en- -el mismo,
hacienda saber que las queias Il OBJ
jeciones que deseen hacerse dcben
presentarse en- el tArmino de diez dias
contar do Ia publication del pre-
sente anuncio, pneden dirigirse a
la comisi6n por corducto del secreta-
,.;c. <,,,< s,ssr,ssh<,sS ~ <.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

Esa IA norhe dsl rines de eciuhrr
Dc iSti. Hasa ADarcs ncrcea que
eys dar las Cise cn IN grave = hello
srloi qns era ,assrFnt De "a aeaEshc.
dlsponiase nSNwrrs. lnceO DE- ha-
her EinOlado nns de- aqnelles primo
resos arsicnlos que le dirrOn houra y
fama cn IN rr.asa cspsiCla. he rD'n-
to. llamaroa a Ia pncrta.
---ldclanie-slijo don AEs1ris. .i's.
Y emb0c5 en IN cstancia el general
don Diego Leon.
-;Qne Pasa!-pcgunt6 Il Periods
tn, exirahGdO por In incspcrsaa visi-
In. A que ruspondio don Diego:
Que -cstando ncordal0 que Il alza-
mientO contra EspartcrO sea iniciado
en- Pamplonc por 0'Donell, los gene
rales juramcntados en- Maarid hemos
resuelto ponernos anticipadamente a
salvo del gObierno, para que no Sc ma
logre IL jornada, y 70. abusando de
nucstra amistad, vengo rcfugiarme
aquf. 81 es que no estorbo deinasiaN /,
NAL refugio Ina e$Ogido usted,
amigo mfo. amquc dcsle este mismC
instante puele tenerle por suyo, nlien-
tss no halleinos otro jor-rcspon-
di6 don Andres. .-pues p6r estar en-
esta mislna casa el Naepo Resado, en-
ira Y sale demasiada gente para que
pdvds guardarse un secreto Mafiara
.buscaremos mas SECURE lugar.
Llam6 al criado,. Iespuas dc faber
escondido al general, y diciendole que
Sc proponfa pasar Ia noche trabs jan.
do Y por clio no lc habfa menester,
lie mand6 que sc retirase. II
Apenas ainanecio f,lese. don Andres
a cierts casa de la calle de Ia Cor
guerra, donde habitaba rin don Lucas
Garcia, administrator de Ia condesa
del .Montijo y muy obligsdo Il perio-
,dista insigne por favores de esos que
adn la vida parece ruin morcda para
pagarlos.
-Seiior zion Lucas-dfjolc BorreSo
--hs llegadd el tempo en- que 80 ne.
cesite de usted incondicionaHmente Is
necesario que ine dejc su casa pr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

| q -.
Una 0 dos cucharaditas li1npian per
fectainente el cabello. y el cuero cabe-
lludo.k Pongase en- una tasa con TN po-
CO de aqua tibia unas dos tres cucha-
raditas de Mulsi6ed. Mojese sencilla-
mente el cabello y frotelo con este.
Produce una espttna rica y abundante,
Ia cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitando
hasta la Ultima particula de polvo y
caspa. Ell cabello Sc SEGA rapida y
uniformemente hacienda flexible el cue
70 cabelludo y el pelo fino, sedoso, lus-
troso y ondulado.
I FL aceite de coco Mulsiied puede OBJ
tcnerse facilmente en- cualquier botica,
drogueria. perfu1neria o peluqueria.
Es muy econ6mico, pues bastan unas
cuantas onzas para toda una fannilia
dufante meses. Cuidese de- las 5inita-
clones Exiiase que sea Mulsifed IA
bricado por Watkins.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

lHionnan te iauco. Gus cn rns a..
,as caiiss dr dicta foiaar. IN. =. Para.
Exlas infrit Coa IN I'uhal rna herds
grave pr q costado isqriefao = iic;'
sndecnss Santiago. hsbitn.ioic prrfosa
40 los intcftinos.
n hcrido fne trasiadado n Hospital
Municipal y asissido pcr los Docione.
Ramirrs. ArEache y Rieau donde QUO
a. reciuido en estado muy grave. A
agrcsOr Sc le ocnp6 el arrna al scr arres
iado. Condrciio IA circcL ei iucz ],
IA ijado una fanza. pOr atentado i
vida. de 10000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01
NoMBRANiExTo APRoaApo.

II cstsrhaGar Res saroi'6 aver u
ruuiirar' hccho . iavo a. -.
t-anciscs Narchan. iues dc' "a C3r,c
s.'u.ic;pai de Rio pisi7ss. para cue
ac;rc cono Jasz Dc IA Cnrse Mnnici-
lial ar carolina rn I'm caso civil. ipen-
dienie ante es;a Ultima Corie. en- el
cue e. Juez propieiario es.a incacari-
tado para actuar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

OIiAu4O, AidStSlltlO
el cabei1o fragif y
quelbtrIadizo. ].
Lo mas pru1ente
es adoptar como
medic de iifnpieza
Ell aceite1 coco
Mulsified, que es
puro y absoluta-
rnente inofensivo,
y que supera en-
e6cacia a los jabo-
mes mas costosos Q
cualquier otra cosa
que I'd. pueda
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01
Ell USO INDISCRETo DE LOS
JABoNES ECHA A PERDER
LA CABELLERA

ST quiere usted conservar su cabelle-
.ra, tenga cuidado con e1 uso de. los ia.
bones. La mayoria de los jabones y
shampus preparados contienen derna-
,siado alcali Este deseca el cuero ca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-01

PAsAPORTES EXPEDIDoS.
FL GobernadOr ha expedido pasa-
porte para Cuba y Mejico. al Sr. Julio