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Williams news., 1922-10-13
MAKING .SILACE

In producing a first class quaoty of silage the same rules apply that are used in preserving fruit, that is, all air must be forced out and decaying bacteria eliminated.
 This is an easy matter, says $. r. Clark, Extension Agronomist, Univer- sity of Arizona. Wherever air comes in contact with the silage, there will be found a pocket of spoiled silage. Frequently leak will be found around the doorway. This can be prevented at filling time by covering the door with a strip of tar paper which overlaps on the silo wall sever al inches.
 Tramping and packing the silage IS the most important job of the entire silo filling operation. To insure prop CT packing the crop must be at the right stage of maturity and have suf- ficient moisture present to pack firm ly. If for any reason the crop is too dry, water must be added uniformly while the silo is being filled. The silage must be thoroughly packed around the edges and the heavy part distributed over the sur face.
Williams news., 1922-10-13
MOVING ELECTRIC LINES TO
 THE ALLEYS

The municipal light department IS busy moving the electric light poles and wires from Bill Williams Avenue and putting them in the alley between Bill Williams and Grant Avenues. This is a job that has been contem- plated by the Town Council for some tine The removal of the uns.ghtly poles and wires from our main thor oughfare will add greatly to the good impression which the business section Of the town makes upon visitors. The attractive street lighting system that was installed thru popular subscrip- tion several years ago, may soon be fully enjoyed. The Council is thus adding another progressive accom- plishment to it's good record.
Williams news., 1922-10-13

crease the supply of water in Coleman Lake will start soon Nearly three hundred dollars has been raised for this purpose and yet more has been promised Every citizen of the town should contribute something The more that the committee receives, the more they can do- Every dollar will be carefully expended Stop at the bank and leave your donation with A. M. Root, Treasurer of the Coleman Lake Development Association
Williams news., 1922-10-13
Labor Ignored in Republican Cam
 paiRn LiteEature


 Conspicuous by it's omission from the batch of campaign literature thus far issued by the Republican National organization is any record of Repub- lican performance in behalf of labor.
 In the series of pamphlets and screeds being sent broadcast by the Republican National Committee and it's auxiliaries there a1e special pleas for the votes of different gro ups, but none is addressed directly and specl1- ically to the working man.
 Spokesmen for the workers of the country have noted thi:; Republican silence on it's labor record. They know it was not modesty that re- strained the Republicans from making claims of 'achievements" for the working people if there had been any to make The leaders of labor have nut the correct construction on this Republican silence. The admin .stra- tion's attitude has been not only not helpful but actively hostile to th'' workers of the country. The authors of its campaign appeals have there fore regarded reticence on the sub iect of labor the way of cauton and discretion
Williams news., 1922-10-13
WATER GOOD AT DAM
 BUT AT THE FAUCETS CD

The Williams Municipal Water De partment is confronted with a very puzzling problem in connection with the municipal water Treatments which have been administered to the water in the reservoir, aided more or less by frosts have put the water there in very good shape It has no odor and is pleasant to drink. Yet when this same water reaches the faucets down town it has odor to spare and is not at all pleasant to drink
 What is the explanation? Is the change in the water due to some growth in the pipes? Whatever it is it must be located and remedied be- fore the towns water supply can be made satisfactory. A $2OO, 100000 reservoir or the piping of water from springs would not avail to give the town good water if that water should undergo the same change while pass ing thru the pipes, that the present water undergoes.
 The solving of the water problem for Williams is a difficult task, but one that must be done.
Williams news., 1922-10-13

The attention of the public is called to the tremendous loss from fire each year, in life as well as in property A large percent of these fires are the result of carelessness on the part ot individuals. The aim of the week Is to educate against things which in crease the fire risk and to create pub lie sentiment for the enforcement of fire regulations and laws which are aimed to help prevent fires. The schools of the country are observing the week with appropriate lectures and exercises and it is hoped that the movement may help to decrease the loss from fire.
Williams news., 1922-10-13
WORKING FOR THE GRAND
 OLD MANI

One republican who was formerly a streng supporter of Thomas Camp bell for governor, when asked If he was working for the Grand Old Party again this year, replied, "No. l am working for the Grand Old Man, Geo. W. Hunt. He then went on to ex- plain that, being a working man, he could not do otherwise, unless he worked against his own interest.
 Those who heard Ex-governor Hunt in his address delivered at the Sultana Theatre Thursday night, will agree that the workingman coined the right phrase when he called MT. Hunt the "Grand Old Man" He has been reviled and slandered by the hirhngs of big corporations and by the repub- lican partisan press. His character and his official record have been ex- amined with a political spyglass Tn an effort to kill him politically Yet he has lived thru it all calm and se- rene in the knowledge that he is fight ing for what is right and just. He has no abuse to offer his opponent al tho he has been shamefully abused by that same man as in his speech re- gently delivered in Williams. What criticisms he offers are of the official conduct and the policies of MT. Campbell's administration. Yet in offering these he was careful to make no aspersions upon MT. Camp bells character nor his honor as a gentleman.
 All the abuse which is heaped upon Ex-governor Hunt arises from two causes: first because of his deep sym pathy for the "underdog"; and sec ond because he insists on a democrat ic application of our laws, giving the poor and homeless the protection of the law just the same as the afhuent, and insisting that men in high rank shall respect and obey all our laws just as strictly the poor man. As the Ex-governor says, the under dog needs our sympathy and our help and he for one is ready to extend the helping hand.
 The working man was right. Mr. Hunt is the Grand Old Man of Ari- zona and the "mudslinging" of his enemies will only help to elect him.
Williams news., 1922-10-13
ARE YOU WAITING FOR PROS
 PERITY TO WAKEN YOU?

Entirely too many people in this community seem to be waiting for prosperity to knock them awake. They appear to have the notion that if prosperity is slated to reach this par ticular town she will come and de naand entrance whether or not the citizens have sent her an invitation. The cases where that happens are so very few that they are negligible. Prosperity has way of coming to the
Williams news., 1922-10-13
President Silent on Dads Endorse
 ment of Democratic Candidate

ment or DGmOCraCiC
 On the day the news was published that Dr. George T. Harding, father of President Harding, had declared h!n1- self in favor of the election of Clyde Herring, Democratic candidate for United States Senator from Iowa, tho President cancelled his conference with the Washington newspaper cor respondents which fell upon that date and thereby escaped possible embar- rassment of being questioned on his fathers now famous pronouncement- He did not, of course, give this as reason. If logical reason were look ed for it can be said that it was great golphing weather that day.
 In the absence of any comment by the President, it may be assumed that Dr. Harding voiced the sentiment of
Williams news., 1922-10-13

Pennsylvania "Pinchot for President in 1924" in Indiana "Beveride for President in 1924" Wherever there is a candidate, of sufficient import ance, even by a vivid stretch of the imagination, to be linked with the presidency, his name is brought for ward for that office and heard above the chorus of Stand by the Presi- dent"
Williams news., 1922-10-13
Stand by the President" But Nomi-
 nate Another Man in 1924

While Republican campaign man agers are overworking the slogan Stand by the President, in this campaign the more astute and far sighted Republican leaders are cast ing about for 8 candidate to nomin- ate in place of President Harding in 1924. Stand by the President, say the Republican campaign managers. but in New York we hear "Nathan Miller for Pyes;aent in 1s24,@ m
Williams news., 1922-10-13
HELP PREVENT FIRES

President. Harding and the Govern ors of the~various states have issued proclamations setting the present week apart as Fire Prevention Week.
Williams news., 1922-10-13
COLEMAN LAKE WORK TO
 START SOON

Work on the ditching needed to in-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
MARcAs De FABRIeA.

Han sido presentadas en- "a oficina
del secretario Executive, para su archi-
ivo y registro las siguientes
Una de Ia corporation de esta Is
la, denomlnada Finlay, Weymouth and
Lee, Ia que consiste en- Ia representa-
ciJn de una fIgura de diamante rojo
dcntro de la cual aparece una dobie
"A en combination con Ia palabra
{ AtIantic Sc aplica q Ia yenta
dc pinturas.
Una de Ia corporation del estado de
Maine, denominaJa Libby MeNeiiI &
Libby "a que consiste de Ia palabra
Bandefa'' y Sc apliesl a Ia yenta de
leche condensada y eyaporada.
Tina de ID raz6n social de Maya giiez.
dcnominada ], "A. Doniinguez g Sons,
Ia que eonsiste en- las palabfas sLibreta
Escolar, fabricada sexpresanente para
las escuelas de Pherto Rico, por orden
del seIor colnisionado Municipal lle
Instruction, Sir Sc aplica a Ia vens
ia de- libretas escoIares.
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
l FIESTA sIMPATIcA


En- la noche del sabado lltimo tuvo
lugar una fiesta intina, familiar, en-
obsequio de la gentil Srta. Teodora
Macho, qaien, celebraba su dfa oro-
mastico. a la simpatica reunion con-
currieron las bellas y distinguidas SCI
iioritas Sira, Julia v Jnanita Macho,
Lolita Lopez, Carlota Carrero, Delfna
sDiaz, Dolores Martinez, ManHeia
IDiaz, Isabel Dfaz, Mercedes Ramirez,
Paquita Eaavedra, Angel Rodriguez,
Carmen Martorell y otras d no nos es
possible recordar. FL elemento fec Sc
haliaba representado por los conoci-
dos jovenes de nuestra buena socie-
dad, Rafael Fernandez, Joaquin Tau-
let, Daniel Crio, Ramon Ochoa, Anna
dor Infanzon, Mario Fuentes, Angel
Dfendez, Manolo P. Domfnguez y RAJ
mon Martinez.
Los invitados pasaron horas apa-
cibles, rindiendo culto q TeEpsicore, y
fueron obsequiados espIendidamente
con fnas pastas y deIicados refres-
COS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
UNION EvANGELICA DE PUERTO
RICO
Campaaa de Evangelizaci6n, Abril
II al 2l.

# "Durante la semana de abril II al
21s Sc nevarat efeeto una gran carr-
Ipaiia evangelfstica en- esta ciudad. ce-
lebrandose lps siguientes servieios
ALunes, bhrils n enI el temple Bau-
|tistas Puerta de Tierra.
Z "MaEtes, gabEil 41s, en- el temple Me-
|todista; caiIes Sol nuInero Is.
"Misteoless aBril Is, en- eI temple
||Presbiteriano, calle Allen ndmero 10.
aJueves, aBril go. Sef7icio Publico
Len Santufce. ea 1;
''viernes, abriE 2l. Servicio P1bli-
Eco en- la Plaza Baldorioty.
& Sc dafa principle b estos seryicios
"a las 81 de la noche
"Habra h1sica especial. Eninen-
IItes oradores evangelicos de otros pue-
lBI0s pfestaran su concurso.
s9nvitanios cordialmente al piiblico
Ien general a concurrir estas reuniO-
La Comisi6n Encargada.' \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
.UN BAUTIze AVER

y t.fsf Z
Grata y animada fiesta resulto aver
el .bautizo del herlnoso Tiho jose RAJ
mon Ortega, de los distfnguidos es-
pesos Martin Ortega Y Maria Perez,
a qdien hizo cristiano q iRvdo. Pbro.
NOEL, Parroco Ge Ia sCatkdral, cere-
monia que Sc llcY6 a efeceO POGO des-
pu6s de medic dfa, e0fc1rTienaol pa
rientes fntimos del los j6Venes conyns
ges
Dcspues, en- la poeliea INCA del se-
nor Antunano. en- Hato Rey; hubo slna
esplendida celebration con UNI yerda
dero y suculento l,anqpeE z foffecstO a
los numerosos invitatlps.
Nuestra conglatraad6ps y e desea-
mos el mejor poryenir al pueyO cris-
tlano. que puede ser eaHdIdato para
ia presidencia de Ia Cernoracion I'd
.brica de pan que el paEsa dirige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
PASAJERos QUE SE ESPERAN
EN- Ell vAPOR SAN LORENZO

En- elvapor San Lorenzo que Sc
espera el microbes por la mahana, vie
nen los siguientes pasajeros para San
Juan;
3. M, Xerges y Sra, Julio +. Bruno
y Sra. w. B. Shaw, Sra A. Rauschem-
plat. Srta G. Rauschemplat, Srta Olga
Rauschemplata Sra NJ de Colina, M.
S. Schuveitzer, w ]. Fegarty y Sra,
Sra "A. Salio hijo, Arturo Godfeu, G,
E. Lamarche Charles J. Hardy K Sra,
vs. & Fergunsens Rosa Bux6l Samuel
'Grabosky es H q Bursian = Sra,
Horton ScoxilIe, Goldberg Marcos
Fleishman Mercedes Serial. j o. Hodl
ges, F. o. Richards. Leo 3, HIATT, Ra-
mona Bird. Francisco Guerra, Pedro
Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
81 JUEz ARR11 AGA

Como va saben nuestroS lectofes, por.
haberlo anunciado Ell 4IPARCIAI,,
eI rsctO juez de Ia sescio& segunda de.
la cortel Municipal sehor( (Arrillaga, fue
nombradoa por Ell Gobernkd do. Fiscal
de ia Corte de Distrito, sehcion prime
"a. AL saberse el jaeves esta promo
ci6n, todas las personas que estaban
en- Ia Corte, abogados policias y gente
particular de todos los matices, Sc apre.
stiraron fclicitar al cultisimo fiincio-
mario que en- el corto tempo que hal
ejercido su cargo en- esta ciudad, Sc ha
ganado, por su proceder recto y justi-
sc;ero, Ia confanza u Ell cariHo del cleo
torado de San Juan y de todas aquellas
personals, que por una causa u otra,
estan alejados de IA politica- El Lcdo'
Arrillaga, completamente enocionadc,
respondi6 estas Manifestations de-
carifo. nnanifestando que habia cogido
amor su Corts y que sentia abando.
s,arla, pero que esperaba que EN- su nue.
w cargo tendria tambien q cpnhanza
del phblico de esta ciudad 81 1ltino
affidavit que firrno Fl juez Arrillaga
hscia Il nsimero $50 y q i1tinac matris
nOnio Que efectuo. fus el dc los jove.
mes Merida Cruz y Juan Quinones El
jueves rnisEno tomo posesi6n de su nue.
vo cargo Y tenenos q seguridad que
triunfara, como en- 81 puesto que aban.
dona. EL IMPRACTICAL y sus amigos
asi ID desean
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
FUEGO EN- sANTURCE

" Al Ia una de Ia madrugada del dla
l5 del actual, sabado deelar6se un co.
Hato de ineendio en- el establecimiento
de provisionas del senor Jose Rodrf-
guez, sito en- Carretera No, 128, Pa
rada II, Santurce, siendo sofocado
porsla pronta Intervention de los bonn
beros policias, quemandose parte
del interior de la casa. Las existsn-
cias estaban aseguradas. 81 case Sc
investiga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

Los Sis Sobrinos de Ezquiaga han
fecibiao UNI cable eilsei chAE Sc les par
lficipa que el vapor espaA6l rBnenos
Aires safi6 delapuerto tisrCadiz ell sd
Bado dfa ounce; a mediodih esperan-
dose que llegue i San Juan probable
mente el dia primero desfhayO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
BENEFTCIo Dc L0IETA DURAN

q
Enel ainplio y fresco Victory Garden
celebrara 81 funci9n 81 hspe6s II
pr6xinlo IpiercQIes, n gentil aFtista LpE
lita Duran, aeQEnpa panada de los aplaui
didos actores Manuel AIyeFa y el seiqf
Eli obsequio "a bene6ciada, toma-
ran parte en- Ia function elelnentos muy
distinguidos de nuestra sociedad
EI posta Llorens Torres. ha escrito
m dialcgo original y salpicado de gra-
cia para Ia benehciada, el poeta Bal
seiro leera poesias ineditas. 81 distin4
guido diletante Rafael Cabrera tomara
parte tanbien en- q espectaculo y Lo4
.1ita Duran y los senoFes Alvera y Re
yes interpretaran n1meros de 70 me
ior de su repertoFio AdeHas ~ poi
si4todd este era peces se estrenara una
preciosa pelietsIa sGfl
Las simpatias de que gozan los bere!
i6eiados y los elenentos que han acaI
1pulado para 81 function de graeia ha
de hacer que 81 Teatfo Sc yea llenO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
Una CARTA

Ia sigdientc carta de la Union
Evangelica do Puerto Rico Comite|
de Information, hemos tenido el gusto
dc reeibir en- Ell IAIPARCIAIs
sssan Jnan, +. r., abriI II, 1922
ST Director de Ell IMPARCIAfe
San Juan, r. n.
Muy senior mic distinguido com-l
lpafero:
La "Uili0n Evangelical dc Puerto,
en- su asamblea recientemente cele-
brada en- Guayama, acord0 nombrar
lun "Comit6 dc Prensa' para facilitar
a los diarios de la Isla, informaciones
accrca del trabaas esangelico. Fud
tornado este acuerdo, en- virtud, sle que
ID inmensa may0rfa de los 10000 evan.
g6licos registrados en- el pals son gus-
HcTiptores lectores de los peri6dieos
Ell IMPARCIAL, 4sEl Mundo'' tia
Democracia'1 ia Correspondellcia's
ssEl Tiemno'.
POr el conlif6 nonlbrado, Sc me ha
conferido Ell encareo de trasmitir a
ustcllcs las informaciones. Con tai
motive, me complazco en- scuinpIir I'M
deber de frafernal atenci0n, saludan3
do a tsted J enviandole adjunto las
|ilgsieias de varios serFieios pIiblicos,
Que cspero. tengd La bendad de lnser-
tar enfel diarfo de su digna direction
lpara general conOeinlierto de- sus lee
torres.
En- mi nombre Y en- el de la Union
Evangelican, lie santlcipa las graeias y
qneda suyo,
affmo. s. s.
u, Mds'cidl Dorddo.' :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
NO ESTA PREPARADo Ell
! b ARnGAn0

ElSjuez Rodriguez Sierra en- los cal
SOS The Borinquen Trading CO. vs.. Ia
SUCCESSION de Oetavio Garcia Saigado n
Manuel Benitez Flores Rafael BsrF
nabe q casos) por aseg rAShiento de
credito por no estaf preparado el abos
gado de la administration Judicial en
estos casos. Ia Certe de aeuerdo con
los abogados, ordeiio IN nnevo sefiala.
niiento,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
La SRA DE &c OAg5 a rORREs
OI'ERlAIlsl n

El Viernes Santo flie sometida q
una pperaci6n qnirlirgica en- el .'Perto
RRico sanatoriuing por e doctor Bella
bal j senQra Circuns, Ia estimada SCI
nora de nrestr9 amigo don Joaqnfn
Torres, Assistant del Vice presideptc
del American Colonial Bank, de San
Juan. VI. !, "; ,sSs,
Ncs informan que La operacion fue
practieada son 6xito, u que Ia elfer-
ma ofrece llll estado nluy satisfactp-
rio, 10 que yivamepte celeb branl0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
RonAs

En- Rio Grande contrajeron rnatrimo-
MO, Ia simpatica senorita Domingo
Betancourt y el joven Lorenzo Ginorio-
Ella es telegra6sta De Aibonito y el de-
sempefa el cargo de Collector de Rem
tas en- Cayey Apadrinaron el acto
los esposos Canino-P -Pont, de Aibonito.
Los desposados, quienes deseamos
muchas felieidades, han 6iado su resi-
dencia en- este nltino pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
DON JOSE MEDIAvILLA

Acompa1ado de ssi esposa Salio aver
para los Bahos de coarno, donde pasa.
ran una temporada, nuestro amigo el Sc
nor Jose Mediavilla, alto empleado de
Ia Farnacia Blanco Que los aires pu.
ros az coanlo IL sirvan de comfort Al
amigo. para que los dfas que por ala
este, los pase 70 mas agradablemente
possible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

El policia Casirniro Rios ha sido OBJ,
sequiado por su esposa, en- su residen-
cia de Santurce, con una monisima nj
iifa, que es hoy Ia algeria del hogar.
Deseamos que Olga. este es el nonbre
que sus padres le han puesto, sea feliz
en su recorrido por el sendero de Il
vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

Los nuevos funcionarios iudiciales.
Fiscal ST. ArrilIaga y Juez ST N. Iriar-
te Sc hicisron cargo hoy de sus respecti-
vos desti1os. Quedan aun por hacer
algunos nonbramientos iudiciales de
a quienes Sc les vencen sus
terminus.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
ET sR. MENDOZA

Esta entire nosotros lesde haze unos
dfas, el senior Mendoza. distInguido
caballeao venezolano, que representa-
en- la Habana. Ia fabrica americana
The National Register Cash Compa.
ny
FL seflor Mendoza que es aqtif muy
lido pof Iaber resldilo nucho
tempo entire nosotfos, va ahota los
Estados unldes DE ALI regresa a
Cuba.
Hian tenilIu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

AUTOMOYIL DODGE BROTHERS:
Is el meiot caro- del mercadO ameri-
cano en- preeio menCr de dos mil PEI
sos. No dele de yer este autOin6yil
antes de comprar su caro-. Vendedc-
res: sANDREU, AGUILAR Z co.
San Juan. p. II. Atiyt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
MIR. BERwIND, vIENE PAR

PUERTO RICO
En- q vapof San Lorenzo one sa-
lfi6 q sabado las doce del sdfa dc
New York, enlbarco para Pderto tRitio
,el e6n0cfdo caBaIlero americana u RI
Bef'wifaa, dhien Iiacfa aieE dfos due
h5 yisitaBa aesta isIa. et9tis
ATr. Berwina esta interesalo en-
muchos ,negocios en- Puerto Rico. en-
tre ellcs la New York y Porto Rico
IS. $. Co. Porto Rico Coal Co.. el Ho-
tel GondaGo Vanderbilt y otrcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
ACARANDo ET. RELLENo.

Sc esta termina nando e relleno del tro-
70 del ensanche de Santurce y IA pie.
dra usada es del re1nate hecho pcr e
Departamento del Interior con el senior
Iriarte que Sc llev6 Ia buena pro en-
una subasta de 1000 metros entrega-
dos satisfactoriamente dentro de las
condiciones del rernate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
Los sREs. De BRUNO. REcREsAN

En- el vapor San Lorenzo" llegaranl
San Juan los distinguidos elenentos'
de esta sociedad Don Julio S, Bruno y
lsu elegante esposa dona Graciela BENT
tez, quienes Sc enoontraban en- el Nor
te en- viaje de recreo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
los RESULTAD0S DE Ia
PROHIBICTON

Francisco EIorit, Epgenio Cruz,
velino Figueroa, Felipe Rodrignez. Tes
lesfOro LandlnI Ceclio Lopez 81 laF-
nlelo Rodriguez, en- IA Ultima semanllls
han sidoi sorprendidos por IA pQlicia1
raflcando con hebidas embria gantes.
Todos; han sido dennnciados ante 81
Comisionado de la Corte Federal pgr
yiolar Ia Ley volstead.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
CoNrrRMADA La sENTENC1A

Ell Tribunal Supreme de Puerto Ri
co ha con6rmado la sentencia de la
Corte. de Distrito de San Juan en-. el
case de FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico Us.
Gerardo Matos, por acometimiento y
aggression con circunstancias agravan-
tes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

P'6zae De fecan1Io para loa1s |oa
automobiles de- urfeIos 4If1satos.
BUICK 5 j r' HUDSON.
CADIILAc. HAYNES CHANDLER
SAXON. POPE e1tNN fE1s.
isSs77
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
lou1EN Es EL susT1TUTo?

Adrnitida la rerluncia del Jefe del
Depaftamento de Agriculture Trabas
jo ST. Toro Labarthe no Sc sabe ain
seguramente quien va ser el candida
to Que 10 sustituya y son varias las
personas de que Sc habla en- los circulos
spoliticos. Sc esperan otras renuncias
en- Ell r1ismo Departanento
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
- If Or MACON GENERAL =
UN L1BRo.

El Speaker de Ia Cainara de Re-
Sri Coll i Cuchi tiene ea
rseparaci6ii in inteTesante libro en
que dara conocer las irilpresiones de-
sli ultirno viaie a Europa Y docurnens
tos de pefdadero iIfterss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
80. flANNil15l

Sti04t q ffelf2 ~ sI irlA iarf 81 t
POr unOS SLfas, agpnif faiIaGO de- 81
distinguida famiIia, I'LL ido q Ios Bis
nos dc Ccalno, el Lcdo; Martin Tra-
Yieso, Comisiouaao de Sefyicio Pi1bii-
90 de San Juan. Eel seiior Traviesos
con sus companeros dc Adniinistra-
ci0n, Sc sigUe ocupando de los ein-
pr6stitos para obras pdblicas en- esta
nuhiclpalidad, que han sido al fin
aprobados por q Oonsejo Executive,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17

la Corte Suprema ha revocado el In
iunefion en- el case s'The Juneos Cen.
frai Co. vs. Fernando del Tofo. resueE
20 por Ia Corte de- Distritp de San
Idan. distrito segundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-17
PUEDE IIT1uAR COMO PoBRE.

En- el case de Dolores Rodriguez vsl
Ramon Ramis por divorcio. Ia Corte
ha concedido ! "A dsInandante perlniso
para litigar como pobre.