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MN NVTN.
MEN YORK Dec lj-csttle Receipts
80. no trading; steady steers, 5000 la.-''
bulls iGlnI.7I: cows. li0I7s..
Calves. Receipts as and steady. vNa!s.
JyJu 90
sheep and lambs: Receipts tlS': steady
sheep. "a. 15.ro. cult. 500 3io lambs.
l. .t"S, lG'o cults 3.00ulo9o.
Hog. scents 300; steady: medium
In !irh; weights. -; heavy hogs. ss"D
$50. ruUrhs ..0OM ~.
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Total sales !26.Uoo. aoO.157
200 week SJI.iO0 677 year
From January to date. 255, 0Si
2S1.e3O and 2lc?32,56S
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CHIC AC.O.

CHICAGO. Dee. lS.--Wheat underwent A
set back in price today. owing moro or
less to the bcarish influence OF German
financial difficulties and toward that
ha after delivery on December contracts
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SPOT COTTON.
LIVE STOCK
nc AGO.


CHICAGO. Dec. :G-Cat;lc: Receipts.
1901: bee. steers. slow. uneven: wt~H 20
"a cents lower than Thursdays scu"r"l
inari"j, killing quality. plain. TOP MIA
tu-ci steers and ycarlings. II co. bulk so
z, 80. better grade beef Co"s and h"if-
"rs. weak 10 lower Cann"r-. cutters and
bulls. fancy active. steady to Strong I,
stuck"rs. feeders and veal calves veal;
20 y cents lower. bulk desirable veal
calves 90 packers around $50; som" hight
NcHl"rs Downward To ScoMS' %: !"w fancy
v"Hl"rs. l16Osi % 20 to outsiders: bulk do
siIah!c heavy bologna bulls, around TO
Hogs: Receipts. b.opo. generally 'tcady
90 z,rou;. closing, slow bulk. 20 10
2so pond average. siGSI): mostly, So.
10 ." 10 pound average, strong generally;
packing sows. 72jfr7.,5. desirable PIGS.
SOFAS l":t over liberal at noon.
sheep. Receipts, 500; choice Ia lambs.
si"aty. !T-h.,wocn grades, steady :"
weak. top. ls.SG 20 shippers and city
butchers. H. - TO packers; bulk ta' WOODEN
lambs. no i5.'0; clipped y pound I'D
lanh- '2"J; som" shorn lambs, :! .)t
three doubles Colorado lambs lacking IN
ish. 80. I'D So pound ycariing wr;hrr-
y 50. som" averaging - pounds. l.'o:
sheep. steady. heavy TAT ewes. 30" W .
lighter weights Up to 80. some lp pound
aged wvthers, -.
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PRODUCE

LOCAL. PRODUCE MARKET.
By Mountaineering Co. 1871 Fast Cnry
Street. Phor Mudi,nn 800.
December -. 1872.
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PORT MOVEMENT
New Orleans -N.ddling. 25.5d; >roc~lptn
PC.
Galveston Middllnx. 2;3s: receipts. 3Mi;
sales. i.613. stock. ioi.iTl
M"bIlo-M iddlinH. 600. rsco.pt,. .oS; OK
ports D.6SI: stock. IO.Vs
Savannah MiddlinE. 80 80; -.ecip,s s5G;
stock. 79.i5g
I'hnrleai"n- Receipts. 20: s.o.h. Ci-sG.
Wiitninkton- MailiTg. 2j:j; receipts.
1873: stock. 3a.tlI,.
T"An- Ci;y-R-""lp'H. i.3r: stock. .5a9l.
Norfolk -M'idiinr. :a,as: receipts. i.oe3 !.
sales. ST.. stock. i:Q.2..
baltimore Receipts. 20. stock :.tt5.
i'"st"n- Middi!nK. . 80. receipts. 81.
stock. :Sl2.
Philadelphia Stock. t.jcl
New York -Middiins. 80. exports. leo
stock. c1.Si1.
Minor pot, Receipts. L'is. exports
900. stock. $50.
Total to-day Receipts l5.iiS: exports
1871. stock. l.oS:.COI
Total Tor w-ek-Rece,ptS. iiSs7.c. cI-
ports. ul.ot
Total for season Receipts. 577..s;G. OK
ports, a.j,J -.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
mt. VERNON DROPS A
GAME TO PAST|MEs
New Park At Newark Is On.
ened To A Crowd OF 1900
Sunday Afternoon

Mt. Vernon went down to Newark
Sunday to join with the Pastimes of
that place in opening the new park
OF the Newark Amusement Co. Ac.
cording to reports brought home l..
500 Newark fans saw the Pastimes
defeat Mt. Vernon by score of 8 to a.
Murphy, who went on the slab 10
hurl for Mt. Vernon proved to be
wilder than March hare passing not
less than seven Newark batters be
fore the derrick could be run out for
him. Beck finished the game which
was hopelessly lost before he relieved
Murphy. Eight errors by Mt. Vernon
also contributed more or less to the
general result.
The other remaining feature of the
game was home run drive by Pope.
Joy over the left field fence.
Score: r. TT n
NcWdih
MT. Vernon ............4 z 0
Batteries-Miller and 10th, Murphy.
Beck and Blubaugh.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
INJUNCTION AGAINST
MINERS IS SOUGHT

NEW PHILADELPHIA, May s..
Hearing of Il suit in which the Ross
Clay Products Co., located near Den
nison, seeks to enjoin Thomas j..
Price, president of subdistrict No. 3
and other members of the United
Mine Workers from trespassing and
engaging in ''riotous and unlawful
conduct on the company's premises,
is set for today in common pleas
court here. The case was instituted
Saturday by Otto l., Buzard, president
Of the company, ,Dg
Buzard declared that Price and 9TH
ers last Thursday went to the Ross
plant and sought to prevent operation
OF its coal mine and Conducted them
selves in an offensive and riotous
manner"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

Mr.. Il @. Fry spent Sunday at Wa
terford with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Mill
wood returned from Jackson Monday
after visiting Mr.. Jones parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Armstrong OF
Gambler have returned from Wash.
ington, d. c., where they spent sew.
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Mexican of
Gambler went to Akron Sunday where
Mr.. Mexican will accept a position
Ford Hicks of Centerburg was
brought to the M. & s. sanitarium
Saturday, where he was Immediately
operated upon for appendicitis. To-
day his condition was reported as be-
ing serious.
Miss Geneva Norwood of Clayton
underwent an operation this morning
at the M. &c S. sanitarium
Mr. John Lybarger of Alliance Is
visiting friends in the city. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kopp and
daughters spent Sunday in Newark.
Mr.. II. G. Hayes of Columbus spent
the day here with relatives.
Mr.. Hoy Wharton spent Sunday in
GAINESVILLE with relatives and friends
Mrs. Bud Melick, Mrs. +. w. Bost-
wick and Misses Margaret and Lucille
Ashbaugh spent Sunday in Akron
with Mr.. julius Bostwick and family.
Mrs. Melick will remain in that city
for visit.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
CHANGE DINNER HOUR
FROM SEVEN TO SIX
Committeemen's Dinner Set
An Hour Earlier Than
First Announced

The hour of the Chamber of Com.
merce committeemen's dinner Tues.
day evening has been changed from
z o'clock to 6 o'clock. This change
of time has been made to permit those
who wish to attend the Beethoven
concert at 8 o'clock
President f. l.. Beam has expressed
the opinion that this meeting of COM
mitteemen promises to be the most
important in it's results and effects
OF any ever held in the entire history
of the chamber. To this is added an
intimation by Secretary Russell that
the meeting will be Of the very high.
est Importance to the chamber. He
promises further that the program will
be both interesting and entertaining.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
Child's Death

The body of Dorotha Lindsey, the
year-old daughter of Elder and Mrs.
II. S. Lindsey of Akron will arrive
here 1925 a. m. Tuesday morning
and will be taken Immediately to the
home of Joseph Kulb, North Sandusky
street. Funeral services will be held
at the Kulb home on Wednesday at
3 p. m. Elder l.. A. Spring officiating.
Burial in Mound View cemetery.
The Title girl had been i'll only u
short time. She is survived by her
parents and four brothers and one sis.
ter
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
NEW MANAGER FOR
THE FIT-RITE STORE

Nate M. Friedman of Dayton arrived
in Mt. Vernon Monday to assume the
management of the Fft-Rite shoe
store on South Main street. Mr..
Friedman was formerly with the Mt.
Voronn store, but some time ago was
transferred to Richmond, Ind. He re-
turns to Mt Vernon on account of the
resignation of Jack Hornstein, who
left Sunday for his home in Hamil-
ton. Mr.. Friedman Is an orthopedic
specialist. He has several things
planned for the Mt Vernon store.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
LOCAL NEWS

Taxi service. PhuL. 3I5. j. Cole, II
MISS Agnes Mccormick was the
weekend guest of friends in Orrville.
Mr.. Cal Lucas was business visit.
or in Columbus today.
Call Williams Flower shop, 235. Il
Mr.. Edward l.. Parker spent the
day In Columbus on business.
Mr.. c. Il. Slate of Brink Haven Wis.
ited In Mt Veronn on Monday.
Even the bootleggers are using Blue
. Dewitt makes the moon shine. xIs
Mr.. Fred j. Lawler is spending a
few days In Lima attending the X. OF
Z. convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Il. Allerding of
Mansfield were weekend guests of
relatives in tho city.
Lawn mower dull? They grind them
at Jim Tinkers. MWF x3l
Mrs. Harry Beard of Newark is
the guest of relatives In the city
Mr.. Edward Bockoven has returned
to his home In Newark after visit
with relatives in Mt Vernon.
Hemstitching and picoting, &c to Zoe
yard. Mrs. Eva Ranck, Howard, o. xl3
Mr.. aud Mrs Edward Beeman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Whit.
tington spent Sunday in Newark.
Mr.. Noble Weir of Dayton spent
Sunday with his family in Mt Yer.
non.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Johnson of Co.
iumbus spent Sunday with relatives
In the city.
Kodak pictures carefully finished
and enlarged at Tinkey's Studio. II
MIR. Glenn j. Drouhard OF Columbus
spent Sunday In the city. the guest of
his father, Mr.. +. j. Drouhard.
Mr.. j. j. Taugher went to New York
this morning on business for the G. ~
G. Cooper Co.
Mr.. Carl feager of Columbus was
the guest of friends and relatives in
the city Sunday.
Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired The l.. c. Penn Co., phone 54S.
Xl2
Mrs. Charles V. Critchheld has re-
turned from Fairnont. w. Va, where
she had been visiting for three weeks.
Miss Annabel Budd OF Columbus Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Budd, East Sugar street.
A high grade cord tire at The price
OF fabrics. Max Meyers Stove Store,
West Gambler street NJ xl2Jne
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Burchard of Center.
burg spent Sunday with relatives in
Brink Haven.
Mr.. +. C. Snyder of Brink Haven
was the guest OF Mt Vernon friends
on Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. X. Warner and
daughter Thelma. OF Columbus. were
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
g. o. Warner at Hotel Curtis.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
POLICE TO ENFORCE
TRAFFIC LAW RIGIDLY

Instructions were given to the po-
lice Monday by Mayor Keigley to ar
rest all persons found violating the
traffic laws. This list applies specif-
ically to speeding and reckless driv
ing, open cut outs, use Of spot lights,
etc. No further notice will be given.
This order is the result of many COM
plants Of infractions of the law.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
MEETINGS

**"The Work and Win class of the
Brandon M. Il. Sunday school will give
an entertainment at the Milford
grange hall Friday, May 10.
O.
**"The Bangs school will close on
Thursday, May II, with community
meeting. An address will be deliver.
ed by County Supt. of Schools j. c.
Marriott.
monroe grange, No. S47, meets
Thursday evening, May II, at
o'clock at the home of Charles e.
Kirkpatrick. The third and fourth de-
grees will be conferred. All interest
ed in the purchase of binder twine
be present.
#S*Joe Hooker post committee on
Memorial day will meet with the pa
triotic orders of the city at the Cham
ber of Commerce room on Monday
evening, May 8, at 7;3O>oclock to COM
Dlete arrangements for Memorial day,
May 80.
Valley Sunday school will have cov-
cred dish supper Wednesday evening,
May 10, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird Ronk. Each lady is requested
to bring two dishes. All friends of the
class are invited.
#**Mohican Union grange will en-
tertain Butler grange at the Butler
grange hall on Tuesday evening, May
8, and on Thursday evening, May H.,
the same program will be rendered at
the Mohican grange hall Open to
the public.
$**A special meeting of st. Pauls
Guild has been called for Wednesday
afternoon, May TO- at 3 o'clock at the
parish house when an address will be
given by Mrs. Il. j. Backus of Cleve
land. All women of St. Paul's Episco.
pal church are invited to attend the
meeting.
*%%The Booker T. Washington club
will meet at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Bertha Simmons,
North Sandusky street. :.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
ROBERT HARRIS IS
TO BE CANDIDATE
tBY THE ASSOCIATED .PRsss)

COLUMBUS, o., May 8 - Robert
Harris, secretary to Gov. Davis, may
be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for secretary of state. If
Gov. Davis does not become a candi
date for denomination. This announce
ment was made today by Mr.. Harris.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
HARDING TO VISIT
IN NEW JERSEY
tBy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

tBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May s.
President Harding has made tentative
plans to leave Washington Friday for
visit to New Jersey as the guest OF
Sen. Edge of that state. Although
nothing has been given out at the
white house on the proposed trip 1t is
understood President Harding will be
absent five days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
PLANT INCREASES OPERATIONS
10y The ASSOCIATED PRESS,

YORKVILLE, May S-The local tin.
plate plant of the Wheeling Steel Cor.
poration today increased operations
from 80 to 66 2-3 per cent 1t is ex-
pected the plant will 60 on rs per
cent basis shortly.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
INFANTS DEATH

CEN1'ERBURG, May = Martha
Ann, six-week-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Grow, died at / o'clock Sun
day of complication of diseases. The
funeral was held this afternoon in the
Centerburg cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
FOR SALE
FOR Especially SALE

TOH ISpeCIdII oNCE
For short time only, modern home
on East Gambler street Seven rooms,
slate roof, bath, electricity, screened
in porch, cement cellar, full lot, ce-
ment walks, grape arbor, fruit trees,
garage. Shown by private appoint
ment only. See us about this quick
ly.
SPARKS IL MATTHEW'S
Rooms and 6, Struble Bldg,
Telephone 1877. X9
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

j. !. j. j. j. !. i. j. i j. j. ]. j.
!. Mary Pickford in Little Lord ].
IL Fauntloroy" at the Vine today. i.
J. A picture for all children from j.
!. six to sixty as j.
i j. i. !. !. j. !. y, i II ]. !. !.
Mr. l., c, Welsh, secretary of tho
Knox Live Stock Co., was in Pitts.
burg, Pa, Monday.
X. Of p. dance Wednesday evening,
May 10. This Is the last dance of the
regular season. xiO
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rager and
daughters, Lois and Willodean, who
have been the guests FOR several days
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Tay.
lor, North Main street, returned to-
day to their home in Silver Lake, In.
diana. They made the trip by auto.
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Wise and daugh-
tor Audrey returned home Sunday ev-
ening after spending two weeks with
friends and relatives in Akron and
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Pitkin motored
to Lancaster Monday afternoon to
spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs. Pollock of GAINESVILLE spent
Sunday here with relatives.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09
street. Phone 1884 green. x1O
WANTED

WANTED-Ilectric repair work OF
all kinds. Knecht-Feeney Electric Co.,
1876 blue. FMW u
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

WANTED - Woman for general
housework. Mrs. Irwin S. Workman.
X10
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

F"The Work and Win class of the
Brandon M. Il. Sunday school will give
an entertainment at the Milford
grange hall Friday, May 12.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

**"The Bangs school will close on
Thursday, May II, with a community
meeting. An address will be deliver.
ed by County Supt. of Schools j. c.
Marriott.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-05-09

*%"The Booker II. Washington club
will meet at 1880 o'clock Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Bertha Simmons
North Sandusky street.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19

funcionarios del Departamento de Ha-
cienda.
1.-Corregir, enmendar Y revisal
Ia lista del aiio anterior: y
2.-Llenar una planilla tan pronto
como fuere possible despues del quin.
ce de enero de cada aiio, describiendo
toda propiedad inmueble, y todos los
bienes muebles sujetos a contribution
EN- un mismo municipio.
(a) A cada persona cuyos bienes
imponibles no hubieren sido anterior
mente tasados;
(b) o que a juicio del tasador de-
bieran tasarse valorarse de nuevo.
(c) O cuya revaloraci0n Sc hubie-
SC hubiese pedidO por el dueilo de la
propiedad.
Como de aquf surge una de las mas
interesantes cuestiones que deseamos
estudiar ell beneficio de los contribu-
yentes, no queremos que. el lector
sufra ell natural cansancio de los ira
bajos largos, continuaremos mailana.
j. j. Ortis AlibrGn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
SOBRE Ell S|STENA 'CONJR|BUT|VO

(COntinuaci6n de la p6gina ~
bienes muebles que con bienes inmue-
bles.
Eli el tercer case. el tasador resuel-
We las solicitudes de los propios inte-
resadoS; perO est0s son pocas las We
ces que hacen us0 de ese derechO, o
por descOnocimiento de la ley. por
distraction, Y descansan las mas de
las veces Ell la buena fe del Departa-
mento de Hacienda al cual suponen,
con raz6n, incapaz de apropiarse de
10 que no le pertenece.
He aquf el precepto de ley Cart.
295 del c. P.) en- virtud del cual Sc
lleva cab0 el trabajo de tasaci0n.
"Artfculo 295.-Que la tasaci6n de
la propiedad, tai como aparece Ell la
lista de contribuciones dltimamente
preparada. constituira la lista de ta-
saci5n para el siguiente ailo econ0mi-
co, despues de haber sido corregida.
enmendada Y revisada, segdn Sc dis
pone ell la presente. Que tan pronto
como fuere possible, despu6s del ounce
de enerO de cada aiio, sera deber del
tasador de cada distrito de tasaci0n,
llenar una planilla que manifesto de-
talladamente, Y por separadO. cada
propiedad inmueble las mejoras he
'chas en- la misma, Y tan detalladamen-
te como fuera possible. todos los bic
mes muebles sujetos a contribution en-
un mismo municipio. pertenecientcs
Ell ounce de enero u cada persona GU
yos bienes imponibles no hubieren ST
do anteriormente tasados, o que jul
clio del tasador, debieran taserse va
lorarse de nuevo, para imponerles Ia
contribution correspondence. osscuy;i
revaloraci6n Sc hubiere pedido por el
dueflo de la prOpiedad. .....
Ese eS I'LL precepto general aplica-
bic bienes muebles e inmuebles. I'M
pone las siguientes obligaciones Il los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
B A SE.-B ALL
la LIGA de CATANO?

| Previamente invitadOs para I'm re-
iiido juego de baseball Ell la Liga de
Catano. que seg1n tenemos entendido
csta radicada en- terrenos propiedad
| de III Lfnea F6rrea del Oeste, Inc,
concurrimos al match pero oh des-
gracia humana!. aquella liga no esta-
ba prelarada para jugar baseball. Y
los jugadores pretirieron saspender el
jucgo. debito IL las malas condolences
del campo.
Valgome de la oportunidad v hago
en- 6sta. menci0n dc que va Ell anteriO-
res ocasioncs algo andlogo ha sucedi-
do. ST es Que Sc fomcnta el EMBE-
l4LECIMIENTO, MODERNIZACION
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de Baya-
mon Y Cataiio por la Lfnea F6rrca del
Oeste, no vemos pOr que. 81 es para
eneficio de la Lfnca EGrrea, 6sta no
lispone el arrcglo dc la Liga ia
Mica un grandstand digno de ser vi
'itado por la gentc amante del depor-
&c. Sahemos que los propios jugado-
res del "Catan0 Stars" v los fanati-
cos &c diclla iona son los primcros en-
cstar diSruStados por carecer de un
huen fcidcr. ". de los forasteros no
digamkS.
Embcliccicndo cl paraje que llama-
remos "L'ga de Catailo', modernizan-
90 Ia construction de la Liga en- bene-
ticio dc los pucblos de Bayam0n Y
Cataho. donGc ticnc grandes intere-
scs la poderosa I.inca FGrrea del Oes-
t.. Inc. cuyO Manager el seiiOr Such,
nos da mucStras &c ser TN grande
cmprcndedor q inicialor. Y a sus ojoS
avisores no pasard inadvcrtido cl que
con clio i.lbrd de ycnir 81 cn.randc-
cimiento de los intrrcSes de sll COM
ipaiIia.
Manos Il la obra. Such V este scgrl-
70 de que sera en- bcneicio de ST. COM
paifa la inversion que haga. ARE
glando lii Liga.
BOLITON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
La Residential de Mr..
John NJ. I urner, del
Condado, y sus lnte>
reses, han sldo
vendidos
Ell OBISPO COLMORE la COMpRO
PARA UNA IGLESIA

!
! Entire los lasaj jcros que cmbafcnron
aver para Estados l'nidos. en- el va
por San Lorenzo. regresa IA sll pals
la viuda de John NJ Turner. su hija
hijos polfticos Mr.. W. b. Shaw y
senora. Durante Ii Ultima vista que
| jir0 la senora Turner Il eS,l isla ven
di0 su hermosa residcncia en- cl Con-
dadO tOdOS sus intereses. Il eXcep-
ci0n del gran almacGn de la l,,rada
dos v media. que ha sido traspasado
a otra persona.
Los intereses comerciales de Mr..
Turner han sidO transferidos Il nom
bre del seilOr Leonardo TIaiIaS Soto.
quien' labor6 con Mr.. Turner por lln
,perfodo de 16 amos y del que. bien
pgede decirse era In manQ derGcha.,
Los negocios marchardn dc ahqra en-
adelante baio el .nombre. de "Sucrs.
de J, NJ. Turner, ;, hasta mayo y. 1926
u La residencia particular del senior
IHrners Ell el C0ndad9. que eS una
dc las mas espl6ndilaS por aquel re-
cinto. liza sido adquirida en- compra
por. el Obispo Charles i. Golmore, en-
nombre de la. Mission ,;Dom6Stica y
+ Elfxtranjera de la II Iglesiaa Ie aas lIrrotestante
Episcopal de EstadqS 'II,nidGS. 4''s
Tenemos entendido cue hay. un plan
en- proyeeto- para fabriG4r una ;nueva
iglesia en- la mcieionada propiedad y
tambiGn Sc piellsa Jlevantane una nue.
va residcncia llra III escuela de. ST.
John. - '1'''l'i'1 do'"
Para cstos proyectos hay prcsupucs-
tada una suma aproximada dc 100000
d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
RoBo DE UN pAQUETE DE
BLUSAS.

A las II 40, de la tarde de antes
lie aver. sustrajeron del establecimien-
to BLUE. Bird Allen 65. m paquete
de blusas, valorado en- $4,000.
El autor no ha sidO atrapado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
LOS INADAPTABLES

FL microbes. fu6 arrestado por vio-
lar Iii Ley Nolstead Cecilio Pizarro.
quien fu6 solprendido transportando
bcbidas Ell Santurce. FL Comisiona-
do de los EE UU.. lie tij0 $3.50 de fan
Za.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
Ell "BUENOS AIRES" LLEGA Ell
LINES

Los Sres. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. han
recibido avisO desde Curacao, infor-
mdndoles. que el vapor espaiIol "Bue-
nos Aires. ilegard este puerto el
lunes pr6ximo. para seguir viaje ha-
tfa ESpaha el mismo dfa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-19
INTEREsA A LOS coNsTRucTo-

Res. Ell seiior CANDIDO RODRI-
GUEZ-Carretera III, Santurce, telefo-
no niinero 30S rojo-dispone de la ma
auinaria mas moderna para hacer pi-
SOS de TERRAZO,- Precio por metro
tuadrado $3.50. Prontitud cuidado-
sa atencion Ell las 6rdenes contratos.
6-1S