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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
not TO RUSH
U. ACTION
IN RAILROAD
.SITUATi0N N
Specisl 10 The News


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2f Although
, .ng.r.s ~ 20 be asked tu authorize
.oy, .nmont operation uf Railroads and
nul rrupcrtha. rf' .Geut Harding has
tfld his advisers that he viii exercise
u, a.dhofiiy thDs <. anici only Boo ease
q au eventual 4iriti tiiNN whirh
, durs nol now l,sesec
Despite thu apparent deadlock in both
a. rail ard anthracite strikes. the pres
tt,nt is described a. sll confident a
,ay will hc found to protect the inter
sts of The general public without re.
s,riing 10 governmental direction In
9th industries.
Mr. nardius Is sad 90 consider 30
dvisahle that IL Congress Is 10 recess
titst shudld clearly define his powers
iD act and legislation looking to mat
md Is being prepared Tor Submission
the capital early next week
This policy ut preparedness was re-
,iy,Si with APPROVAL amung many of the
rajority leaders In Congress, hut was
followed by words OF rcduot, ,ncc among
hers "a go further than is provided hi
the Industrial Investigation and coa
legislation already pending
l'ro, ision in the mNsure for an IN
W'irv into the advisnhiltS m national
ying the industry met with the mos
iuhhrlu opposition.
-.---.- -
~ thc Senate lnlcrs ate commerc'
ommitec. second adminis,iatiui
wasme proposing 10 cyvate % coal dis
lrihutiou agency and 10 otNcnd the au
hrrity oi the Interstate Commerce
i'ommiss on over priority Of shipment
i.ilcd of the lmmraiaie approval hope
hy tn Rcps,l'ii, leaders and fur
tior cuusilcutg - pc-poncd unit
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CAM PAIG n
BITTEREST IN
MEMORY OF
LD-TIMERS

4, A,-o,ia,sd rr,as
DALLAS. Texas Aug 2G.-Onc OF the
t,rcst clmna gns iu the memory OF
90 politicians IN Texas ended tonight
\ h,.i tho po'ls q the Democratic run.
60, pri,atS clus"d lt : O'clock Dis
, t on .f the ku kluN klnr. and in
4. .tion ol personalities Included the hit
.n.s- and the feeling oi the uartisans
Tho knn question promises 20 con
, mar an issue until ihr November elcc'
.. "a. Gepuhlicans have put a full
state ticket in the field and In 'hcir
tinuo. m ,tn need The knl aud H.
cared Il controlled large part II not
nu ol the Democratic party machinery
10 The state. tn, Democrats hold their
slate convention in san Antouio Sep
tcmher and viii ndopt q platform
then.
Fule B N~vf,ld state railroad CON
lssIoner aud James y fcrguson. for
n.er governor. candidate for nomination
t.r init a States nator, zach main
tainrd hc would be- the succcssful man
when IN. returns are counted. Demo.
cratic nomination r. equivalent To elec'
TN N Texas.
llayticd Is gcncrsllv credited with
Ling The khan candidate and Ferguson
,ppr s.d the khan Mayficld has the en-
,Dtsemant ol the nnti-saloon league ana
Ferguson il an advocate of light wines
Vrd beers other issues between them
N.erc less sharply drawn. They agreed
,aa, transportation rates should he low
rrcd .hut Ma Mnyfcld would accom-
,fsh ii D. rcnoal of the Esch Cummins
S,t. while Mr.. Ferguson said Co ahol.
ish tho Interstate Commerce Ccnmis'
siaa The Federal Reserve system was
attacked vigorously hy Mr.. Ferguson
rrd Mr. Mavfiela said % needed possi-
10, some chaJThg Nlr. Ferguson ap'
r.llod mart t'ctihflv f0i tenant farmer
mud labor votes Mr. Mayfield declared
he was as friendly TO these voters as
s'tore. Nj Mnvfcid also appealed TO
tfo vor-c1 Q, vote ter him. and Nh FH
,nson devoted much time 20 telling Nh'
J., Thought ih, women should vote iot
hp. tForgr~onl.
n addilIr" Co.. the issucs between tho
tV. scnato- ai candidates Mr Fereu
~ns ,lrp 3, unr ol interest rcenrdles'
ur uhc. her % is nominated. because OF
u, conditions Surrounding his candi
Jrcr a. has had % long and stormy
.'rical career n Texas and was i'm
i.achcl ssh 70 governor iu 1919. HAVING
or charged with receiving persona
l.tGts from state funds and with In
florence with thu heard ~ regents OF
tr. siafo univcrs o.. Part uf the iude
,.eri IN ihp r1noachmcnt case was that
J., shulid newer again hold office IN th'
stst, ~. Tcyas NJ his campaign JUS
,,~'yd hc appealed for ymdication,
rlrl- in tho senatorial campaign thii
ytsr AIR Ferguson was uncertain a.
:, the attitude o, tho State Democrats
t.inu tee, toward his candidacy. ~
.ud Mrs Ferguson 10th announced tho
$500. ,tnd dates for the nomination 10
a. S.na.c and Nj Ferguson s1ld li tn
=. ir committee refused to permit hin
a. hc candii1io Mrs Ferguson woub
30 the candidate and he would cam
liirn for her Tho committee acocptc
10Th applications and when Mrs. Fc
isun attempted to withdraw member
thu comuiitrr intiuatcd that 10 w
uu lt, However hor name was with
diiwn 1T tho first primary
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Khan Celebrates.

DALLAS Texas Aug 20 --Celehrat
ing the lead of the ku kluN Khan can
didates in the fun.off primary election
% prad, was staged hy the Dallas ku
Kux Klar tonight Some of the p1rad
crs were in automobiles and SOM. walk
ing Thcv wore no masks
Headed o., 8n automobile carrying an
electrically light uer2 CROSS the pa
laie w,nded IT'S wa, through 'hc crowd
od downtown sfrr,rs Ns tHe b1usmer
rl-~,d bulletin hoard ii-pHyIrl olec
uon returns q picture ~ Earle p. May
field. .sndidlt. Tor th, democratic NOM
nation for United States senator was
Flashed ur fh, secrrcu Iln hls ne
hacking of thr ia kmN Khan n
.tlnts cheering went un .n volumes.
Th, khn candidates ar. leading .r al
of 'rr Dallas County urrs
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Of cuuntic ortins- and rrturns of
which are ir. uplete u is Indicated thai
Ferguson .,rricd VI raso Galveston.
RcNar and losque ana Mayncld. Dallas
Tayun. Ilrris McClcnnan and Wlch-
tia urcd on hasis OF county rcpsi.
I'd BE- estimated the total senatorial I
vo would hc about 500 600.
For state superintendent of Public
isiuction. 5. VI y Marrs had 2lS.77a
N incomplete reports 206 counties. -
u which complete and I'd Bentley eO5..
'O2
For lieutenant governor ON on same
return T W Davidson had apparent
safo lead over Billie Mayfield. Jr., with
Davidson counf 254,5l4 and Mayfield
1885.
For state treasurer. G. V. Terrell gas.
.37l, George \. Garrett lsO.372. On face
( these returns seemed safe 10 say the
race TOT superintendent Of public in
truciion only one undecided.
Those watching vote pointed out thai
apparently there was more interest on
senatorial race than others as total vote
reported for superintendent public In
truction only 424.4Sl against 476.is'
1 ior senator SiX counties did not hol'
un-aft primary These were Kerr
KING. Golied. Jimhogg. Terrell ant
Real
In Congressional races lncumplct
fvote Fouteoiith district gave H1rtzhorl
605i and Cunningham is.li6. Ia N
seven,e9nh q. fs~t nhnton n iip an
Galloway .4s4 Foi iuds, ,,asr, f,
'iNl 8npoals incnmrleie d stroot thr,
sa,c f-'ker aNo0 and blair 7s.uSs an
In district IN. Jercs se.''3 ana Tavt
P ...1-e
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" oman io Run



ii. pASH Texas Aug -s Mrs
Herr. Clo lr. wife of e deputy iu
ernnl r,..ls collector al this CITY.
was named ts repubi can nominee q.
1ppos, siaf. representative =.
Quad. democratic incumbent. from ih,
ninn,aru T..s legislative district in
The No,lrIs. election az the r,pubh
can dl-rrH .HHtsutou today
NJ, Curlr is thc second woman Q,
l-s Nominated f.I e ler sntiy, l'os, Dol
Texas th E.aI Mrs Edith Wilman'
having l~.. rE#n the dcmo,lati, uoui
tn,t ar Ir .r u4uls disrici iu th,
/ iprimir, ,ttf .H last month
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SUDAN AHl rs lu fhr election
contest between N,al a ncueias ~
Ltnen,ll nlI -.1on % knt of Sudan
20. %. nfHr Urrtfnof eon. .Hfissinn,i
H.N u.u u".f.n vas conf rmct Thf
d,n.a,ittl, ,,H.ui ,ommilis. ~ Ian D.
.Uuntl h.arI thr ris' asf Friday after.
uatn az i.t.iu,ld Both dr- W,re f,p
-rsfni.d h, stio-n,ys Whhs the origin
ai cl+fIo. rfun- saw, kas naior
fF o| r.n votes lor tha nomination
his head otci luugias Nns lpcroas.d q,
l.u g., lhr ,ufss. h'aura iWhieh wa
iH afti ht nluEts-
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FERGUSON LOSES
HIS HOME WARD

TEMPLE T,Vss. Aug 20. James
O.. Frcus n Uandidste fur ritd,
states s.naf.. Irsf MS hUu. wnrd
u thr u Oft ptimarN ic,la, hy i2t
,,f,s rh, toti vote in thar ward
Us- N1sGe'd -a5 fcrgusau iii.
Wth -NtH small rural boxes 'ri
ta d.. h.4rl nm in E,U countN.
fssnt-rui tvai,i- tunirht rNtrv--'vi
opinions that ferguson would carry
ne h,ms caurfN o, n small uniority.
a. midnight ihr count sioad Earle
o. Maynold ASS. F-reuson aSoo.
NJ Ferguson declned o. make q
statement regarding the race
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STRIKER IS SLAIN
BY DEPUTY MARSHAL

HDl ~rU> NuE 16--Raymon Garcia.
N,N,su >tfIkr. who was shot early
SATURDAY morning hy a deputy United
States marshal at the Houston Belt
and Terminal wards here died az Tao
ton Chr u "a Ioal infirmary. Physicians
who amuutlt,,i his leg stated death
vas dus to '0ss of blood
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Nine INJURED IN
WRECK ON KATY


Nv AssociatD .f's
DE>ISON Texas Aug. ~ -->mr
pcrSnnN vtr injured three probably
fatally. wh,u q Missouri. Kansas aud
rctas frci.u train crashed into the
rear End oi the hats liver AZ Bcll>
fourteen m.I', east a here, ~ a3O
o'clock tom .ht according io word ~
ceNed herr
The passenger train was stand ng ~
the BELLS -istion when the freight
train. runrn. extra. crashed into y
The trains we're going south
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Blantou leads


ABILENE Tex. Avs -t- Fourieen
INCOMPLETE counties fr.n fhe 'T com.
posing thc seventeenth gougrvssiona
district give Congressman Thomas l.
Hhufon a Vot, of !. l,s and his ONO
urrt Oscar CalawaV It163
tn. NhHeu, msn was i.adinr I'm every
count, cvoeri Comanche. the home Of
r.. opponent Dol Taylor County. Ban
f0ns lome thr majority in favor Of
Errtrn wHs over i>e votes out II
.urhti, over fe0 votes cast
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Waco nsirht

WACO. ANS O.. "a A. ilfnick of
Waco. was nominated l., congress frum
tb. Eleventh ,.u-Ice-.on1i district by
'hs E,pubnurs off Thar district. meet
ug in Wac. siiui iay Afternoon. and
ro-uinaitDu- tIsu ~ nlsd, tor repre-.
sentative ftm Mri.ennan county and
rom n, f7oioua. district ~ Which this
county j. H uaff
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To Make .tctiVe Right

PARIS. TEXAS. Aug. 20 - T Rart.
lett of Linden. Ca-s County. WIS today
nominated by thc republicans of the
first congressional district tie is re.
gardcd as a strong CampIign'r and res
o.utons adopted pledged him fuil sup
port Tor ln active canvass
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
REPUBLICANS NAME CANDIDATES
TO OPPOSE DEMOCRATS IN NEARLY
EVERY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

Iaso. eighteenth district Marvin Jones.
Nu g.ll.
Ir tVo districts. ibo fourteenth and
seventeenth, the Democratic nominee
vt4 o. b., d,cidrl It ibr ruu Off pu-
bry. The races hcing hciwccn Thomas
fhrt.n aud oscar Galloway and Harry
ICrtzhcrg and John ~ Cunningham.
Do -ftytfIttIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27

MARGIN OVER FERGUSON
HELD FROM BEGINNING;
DAVIDSON ALSO winner
lCopvriehi Io- ,-Ry TcNa, Election Bureau.)

Copyright % BY IeNa, Election Bureau)
DALLAS, Aug Ill from Democratic primary Satur-
tabuated O'Clock sunday morning indicated Earle May
field had been nominated for United States senate James
Ferguson Returns counties 3s complete accounted fot
4763s votes of w "A Ferguson had Oes and Msyed
This gave Mayfi, majority 67s43 The story told by
onOus d having led almost from the begin
ming of abr aton.
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Official Man Train.
n. Naaarlafu.H rrUsa

RoOnHOUSE m. Aug. ?s.-Mannei
~ officials oi the locomotive depart
meut. one Chicago 4 Alton train sue
s,..ied n retnng oui of Roodhouse to-
nsght carrying hrge number Of pas
sengers Cor points north VINO had ben
.arcunel here an day. There are stiil
Cv~r TOO ncr~ans here who were unviii-
ingJ detained when train crows today
~ -el to take Their trans out follow
~ explosions ~ ne vicinity of the
aiuudhousc Friday morning.
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Uertghcrk Mead

SAN ANTONIO Tex Aus -t In.
omplct, returns .nu HEHt OF eleven
counties Boo 'Hr fourteenth district save
H,rrrhcrr I.,s ana Cunningham 10.
80 IN th. rae. far 't. i.mn-ufir CON
rf,ssioraI nomination
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MAYFIELD SWEP!
PANHANDLE BY Z
TO | MAJORITY
RECEIVED TOTAL OF 1897
VOTES TO OPPONENTS
8,4l8

Earie y Mavfield carried the rauhan-
de nearly 10 !. figures compiled from
~ Panhandle counties hy the Daily
News show James T.. Ferguson spoke
In Potter County and Mayficld carried
Il by .0ie votes. Hs also spoke m
Flovi County and Mayfcld won ss5 to
ssi. Tho Hale COUNTY vote was ass
lor Mayncid 10 80 TOT Ferguson.
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man County.

~ AssuC thfsu ifF.s
MEMPHIS. Aux es s--Incomrlete re-
turns comrls,i here showed that Judge
J Y. Leak % Hall CouHty had $500
votes against JudEc NJ. N. Hankins. q
wuharger County. who had $500 In the
race Tor district judge. Leak is the
present district attorney and Iianklns
The present district Judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-27
striker, Captured

~ A.1e|aI01 TT0'3
HANgE. Aus #-fh, Franklin
club. .n vht.H q fhou@iud roting strik-
,rs had taatn nrilg,.. uu- ,sptur,-l hy
the troops nio tunight
Total otsualtirs ior TIE day number
infe. kiutd and sioat idtg woslisls-i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
Ell ACTOR PROTAGONISTA
DE 'LOS CUATRO .JlNETES" ES
ACUSADO DE BIGAMIA
La Secretaria de Estado de Washington ex-
plica en- que condolences reconocera
Norteamerica el gobierno soviet.


LOS ANGELES, mayo 20.-El Tri-
bunal que entiende en- ell proceso con-
ira ell notable actor cinematografico
Rudolph Valentino, por bigamia, al
contraer matrimonio este con la Srta.
Wmsfred'. Hudrlut, actr2 tambien e
hija de un rico fabricante de perfu-
merfa de New York, boda que Sc llevo
a cabo ell sabado de la semana pasada
en- la Baja California, ha dictado re-
seduction por medic de la cual recae
sobre Valentino la acusacion que Sc
lie hace. Ell conocido comediante ha-
bfa logrado un fallo interlocutorio de.
divorcio, y estaba por tai separado de
su csposa, otra artista del pano Ia
mada Jean Acker, desde ell mes de
enero pasado; pero segln la Corte
que lie acusa de bfgamo, a1n esta le-
galmente casado por un ano, desde la
fecha en- que dicho fallo lie fue dicta-
Go. Este case promote despertar un
gran interes y es motive de muchos
concentrates entire los comediantes de
Hollywood, entire los que Valentino
goza de un gran prestigio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20

WASHINGTON, mayo 2O.-En la
Secretaria de Estado, al tratar los Pc
riodistas de inquirir que pensaba ell
Gobierno sobre ell reconocimiento que
Sc solicitaba del regimen Soviet,
hase dieho que ese paso 10 dara Esta-
dos Unidos, cuando Russia pruebe que
ha entrado de lleno en- camino de res
taurar su production. En- su tempo
oportuno-dijo ell funcionario de la
Secretaria que respondio a nombre de
Mr.. Hughes-los Estados Unidos Sc
embarcaran con los demas Poderes q
realizar una investigation en- ell pals
de los "soviets", a fin de dar los pa
SOS necesarios para revivir las finan-
zas de aquella nacion luego que Sc
demuestre que la paz ALI es perma-
nente y que los derechos del hombre
son respetados, Washington reconoce-
ra ell Gobierno ruso y cooperara con
el para laborar por el progreso del
mundo sobre bases firmes y seguras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
En- New York no existe el mas mlnimo re:
la ley prohibicionista

NEW YORK, mayo 2O.-Es tai la
burla que Sc viene. hacienda de la Ley
Volstead en- esta ciudad, que no pa
sa dia que la policia descubra nume-
rosos traficos ilegales con bebidas, que
a veces los traficantes defender a IL
ro limpio, como 81 Sc tratara de un
precioso tesoro. Sobre todo en- la CO.'S
ia es que estan los corredores hacien-
do su agosto con ell valioso liquido, al
extreme que Ell Gobierno tiene que
sostener una estrecha vigilancia, cons
ltantemente. La Compafiia Atlantic
Fruit, siguiendo ell ejemplo de otras
Empresas navieras, ha contratado
una escuadrilla de ex pugilistas, pa
ra guardian sus mpelles, y detener la
ola de trafcantes que asaltan los bu-
ques que llegan de Europa Y Sur
america, comerciando con licor, casi
los ojos de la policfa, que al tratar
de impedir que la justicia sea oscar
necida, es recibida a tiros y from
padas, para eludir la apprehension.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
DE vIAJE PARA ESPANA.

Nuestro querido amigo el Jefe de la
Casa Editorial de Ell IMPARCIAL,
Don Laureano Cantero del Vale, en-
barca esta tarde Ell el vapor "Cadiz",
con objeto de pasar unos meses en- Es-
pana, visitando su noble terra de AS
turias, donde residen sus ancianos pa
dreS.
Con nuestro amigo van su bella es-
posa Emma Schwartz de Cantero y sus
lindos chiquillos.
Siendo quien es en- esta casa Laurea-
no Cantero, huelga decir como despe-
dimos con verdadera emocion al que
rido amigo, y como ponemos en- los
votos que hacemos porque lleven I'm
feliz viaje el, su gentil esposa y sus
bellos ninos, nuestro fervoroso afecto
que ante la proxinidad de la partida
siente un estimulo mayor.
La ausencia no sera larga. A fines
de ano volveremos a tener entire noso-
tros los queridos viajeros. que son
tan generalmente estimados en- San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20

TIENTSING, mayo 20.-Numero-
SOS contingencies de los ejercitos del
general Wu-Pei-Fu, procedentes de
Pekin, han pasado por esta poblacion,
provistos de poderosos medios de
combate. Las tropas van llenas del
mejor espiritu patriotico, y esperan
infiigir una seria derrota al general
rebelde Chang -Tso-Lin, que Sc en-
cuentra ocupando brillantes posicio-
mes en- Launchow. Los diplomaticos
aliados han llamado la atencion de
ambos bandos contendientes, previ-
niendoles q. no Sc atyincheren en- zona
que este limitada con la ciudda, y fl
iando una distancia de dos millas- dis
tante de Mukden, para abrir sus pa
rapetos.
MUKDEN, mayo 20.-La adverten-
cia que los diplomaticos extranjeros
han hecho las tropas rebeldes y del
Gobierno central para que tomen pre-
cauciones al iniciar sus trabajos de
atrincheramiento para las operacio-
mes futuras, parece ser que ha sido
malamente acogida por los jefes de
ambos eiercitos, quienes han ,respon-
dido que nadie en- China tiene autori-
dad para hacer uso de un mando que
ninguno de los naturales les ha dado.
Y como un ejemplo vivo de que en-
"China mandan los chinos" las tropas
de Wu-Pei-Fu han procedido a levan-
tar las Was de los ferrocarriles, fin
de evitar que los rebeldes puedan uti-
liar los trenes para sus aprovisiona-
mientos, despecho de las protestas
de los extranjeros. Ell estado en- que
han quedado los ferrocarrile es tan de-
sastroso, que las comunicaciones con
Mukden han quedado interrumpidas.
Las locomotoras han sido capturadas
y los vagones quemados, por orden su-
perior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
WULPELFU Y CHANC-TSO-LIN
PREPARAN SUS HUESTES PARA
UNA DESCOMUNAL BATALLA
La lucha sc enciende en- el Estado Libre de
u Irlanda entire protestantes y catolicos
con un encOnO aggressive.


BELFAST, mayo 20.--Nuevamen-
tie han sido las Gales de esta ciudad
escena de motines sangrientos, sien-
do ell mayor ell habido anoche, en- que
resultaron muertas balazos dos per-
sonas y algunas pobres mujeres, que
salieron la Gale en- medic del fra
gor de la lucha, defender sus hijos,
heridas de gravedad. En- la madru-
gada. cuatro personas mas Sc encon-
traron horriblemente mutiladas en- un
barrie extramuro, entire elias un po-
licia. La lucha ahora Sc agrava mas,
porque va es una question puramente
religiosa la que Sc debate, estando en-
ella complicados protestantes y cato
licos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
PARA EUROPA

Como informamos oportunamente,
en- el vapor espafol de hoy; Sc ausen-
to para Europa, ell quito galeno DR..
Leopoido Figueroa, que realizara un
viaje de seis u. ocho meses. Sc pro-
pone visitar Espafia, a donde va por
vez primera, Inglaterra y Francia, con
ell objeto principal de conocer los Ill
timos adelantos de la ciencia medico-
quir1rgica y disfrutar de la vida de
arte de aquellos paises. Ira a Ma
drid, Cadiz, Barcelona, Paris, Londres
y otras ciudades de aquellos pafses
donde hay amplias fuentes de estudio
en- todos los ordenes.
Deseamos al ilustrado galeno y dis
tinguido amigo, el mejor viaje i'm
presiones en- SUI ausencia al viajero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
eps Nuestro servicio cablegraaco).

GENOvA, mayo 2O.-Sin que fue-
ra esperado en- la Conferencia Econ6-
mica, ha llegado un aviso de los Es-
tados Unidos, dirigido la de!ega-
cion britannica, en- el cual ell Secreta-
rio de Estado Mr.. Hughes, hace saber
a los Aliados, que Washington no en-
viara ninguna mission que 10 repre-
sente en- La Haya, hasta tanto no Sc
demuestre por parte de los paises reu-
nidos en- Geneva, mejor solidaridad y
entendido cordial para resolveD los
problemas politicos y economics So
bre cl tapete. Ell dicho pliego no ha
caido muy bien entire los Aliados, por
parecer una leccion que los Estados
Inidos quieren darle los paises de
Europa, por sus desavenencias tent
das en- las sesiones sucesivas de la
Conferencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
tDe Nuestro servicio cablegraaco).

ROMA, mayo 20.-El horroroso in
cendio que destruy6 en- la maiianal del
18 ell gran Hospital del Espiritu San
to, en- esta capital, ha sembrado una
impression profunda entire todos los
elementos de la sociedad, por los re-
suitados pavorosos que prdoujo. Aun
Sc ven humeantes Jas ruinas de las in
menSas salas de enfermeria, donde ell
techo, al deplomarse, aplasto bajo sus
ladrillos inmensas viguerias, como
25 pacientes que no pudieron saltar
de sus lechos para ponerse salvo,
en- medic de la confusion general. Las
autoridades continuan en- la busca de
algunos cuerpos carbonizados que no
ha sido possible encontrar. Y seg1n
los calculos que Sc han realizado, las
perdidas totales ascienden a medic
million de liras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
DE PAsEo EN- SAN JUAN.

Acompanado de su distinguida espo-
sa y nino, vista San Juan. el culto jo-
ven Antonio j. Saliva, de la casa Sue.
de Esmoris y Ca. del alto comercio
de Mayaguez. Regresan al lunes a su
residencia en- la ciudad lie deseamos
la mas grata permanencia en- San Juan
a los distinguidos visitantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-20
COncursO de
Gel impartial"
3D6nde vive Lorenzo FiguerOa?

Uno de nuestros concursantes mas
recientes Sc llama Lorenzo Figueroa;
pero ell Correo de Santurce nos de-
vuelve el sobre en- que lie remitiamos
el credito correspondence a sus Gu
pOnes, pretextando no saber su direc-
cion.
Lorenzo Figueroa dice que vive en-
la Parada 10, segin 10 indican sus Gu
pones. Pero ino podrfamos saber que
calle y numero, para que el Correo
no fallara al in en- entrega de su So
bre?
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SENORA ENFERMA

Hace tres semanas que guarda ca
ma atacada de una fuerte gripe Doia
Asuncion M. Vda. de Vidal. Hacemos
votos por su pronto restablecimiento.
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