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Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-12
BOSTON LIGHTWEIGHT
WINS OVER SEATTLE BOY

Livingston, Jan. 1.-Joe Adams of
Boston had the better Of an eight
round bout here with Mid Macobe Of
Seattle. although Referee Harry
Kearns called the match draw They
are lightweights. Curly Brown of
Livingston and Red Curry of Sheridan,
Wyo., fought five rounds to draw.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-12

The Roosevelt Memorial association
plans to erect monument in Washing
ton and to beautify park at Oyster
Bay.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-01-12
ANNUAL STATE BONSPIEL
IN BUTTE THIS WEEK

Butte, jan 11.--Curlers of Montana
will contest in the annual state bon
spiel here Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday Of this week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

Three Rock Island firms were
awarded the heating, plumbing and
electric wiring contracts for the
new Noaeufelder ready-to-wear
Contrast for heating was let to
Ward 4 Mcmahon. wiring to Leith-
ner & Weishar. and plumbing to
Allen, Myer 4 Co. The work was
Awarded by Mn. J. B. sax, Ottum-
Va, Iowa, owner, through the
architects Of the building. Cervin
4 Horn Of this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

TT win pay you well to read every
! item on this page-big savings are
told of.in small space. A determined
clearance Of all odd~lots, few-of-a-kind
remnants, etc. All Of it seasonable, de-
sirable merchandise, but we cannot al
low our stocks to become "cluttered up"
with small lots 50 out they go!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

go e - scout exoc1taso, p. p
nerc6niu, len sar1y this morning
~ f9Sck ~ Camp 1nuis- Ias1e.
TAev vii Estxzn late this after-
u
Troop No. - Of the United Pres-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

NOTED INVENTOR DIES
Chicago, July zS.-Richard N.
Birdsall, inventor Of the railway re-
friE6rator car. died 1t his home
here.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

katry Seop-6mall efae0 cakeo
Of Fairy Soap. 0E~
Bath Tablets-The famous
Lockwood" hath tablets. As
sorted odork o.
Six for ............... AON
Creme 10 Qen-A pare lemon
cleansing !: .'... cream, 35,,, 69c
Double vsalkies- Garden,
Djsr kiss and Mavis. Snn
Price ................. OVN
~ Street Assr
SOiled Books
Ono lot OF books that have be-
come soiled by handling. In
c1uded are books that have sold
for u much ~ $1Ao. Among
them are Scrambled Eggs" BY
Lawton Mackall. "Foilu" by
Elenore Atkinson. "A Step on
the Stairs" by Octave Thanet,
and many, many 1ko
others. Choice ......... 1ON
-strsst Asor
Leather 6eols
Slightly shop worn, including
my Trip Abroad" ''Daylogue,"
book covers, telephone lists, etc.
ONE.HALF PRICE
-9txnAf Hanp
Boys Drawers -
Boys fine cotton drawers, knee
length, white. Sizes OK
rs to 80. 2 for .......... AON
Street Aeor
Women's Union Suits
Women's union suits, with cam
isole tops and shell or cuff knee.
Sizes "a. 36. AZ and A. Coz.
For the E. o. NJ. Sale. :. wv
-StEvet Aoer
=. Pants
KHee length pants. for girls, in
sizes $ to TO- Loss than 10c
u price at ........... 4ON
Street Asor
Vests
Women's Swiss ribbed vests with
narrow shoulder straps and rib
bon-nnished tops. 10o
Size 5 ...,.............. 4VN
... STRICT Asor
WOmen's Pants
Women's caff-knee pants with
tape tops. O0n
Size "a OON
-6treet Asor
Infants' Coats and Capes
A ''tumble-table" of Infants
white cashmere coats and capes.
Short coats Of serge and silk
ONE.HALF PRICE
-srd Asor
Fancy Dresses
One group of fancy dresses for
children of 2 to 6, including some
bloomer dresses made Of crepe
and gingham or hne chambray.
Some were priced As much
as 1886. CT az
Pidgie Pantie Dresses
Made Of Peter Pan cloth. Sizes
3 to s years. Dresses formerly
priced $1.s5 0En
at ................ Wv
Dresses Of Jap crepe and black
sateen formerly $3.50 q OK
to $500 at ........... VAsOO
sto 6 year Dresses
A good assortment Of Bingham
dresses. mostly in checks and
plRid patterns, for the girls of
: to s years. co.
Choice .....-........... VVV
-srd assr
Infant 10 1 year Dresses
One table Of dresses. Also pet
ticoats Of nainsook and flannel.
Some are slightly soiled. A few
Of the garments are CO.
handmade ............V W.
Street heor
White Footwear
All remaining white Footwear.
Choice Of any pair Of white
pumps and oxfords in our Street
Floor department This includes
pumps and oxfords Of reign cloth
and white buck, which were for
merly priced from IS CD or
to $11.50. Choice OOsOO
Street AsSf
Notion Items
Hooks eyes and snaps-All
guaranteed Rustproof Small
sizes. Formerly &C. II
Choice. Per card .......... ~
Hair Nets-One group Of hair
nets. Several shades to l.
select from. Choice 49,. IL
Wire Halrpins all x
Sizes. 2 packages for 80. ~
Goats Thread-Black, in mum.
1 Lace and Insertions
Broken sets Of Val, cluny and
1llet laces and insertions. u to !
inches wide. Values los q yard
q. o. M. OIL
| SYi.Yp Spoons
The lucky CHINESE spoon. Large
silver plated teaspoon with Chi.
nese good luck emblem EN-.
sosssd on the 1Qc
n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

-srA Asof
Handmade Houses
Because they are slightly
eoiled, these handmade blouses
trimmed with lace, tandem
: broidery and hand drawn-work,
are reduced from their original
prices Of $500 to GO OK
Sass, 70 ........... ~sOO
All Pattern Hats
Our entire stock Of Spring and
Summer pattern hats will be Of
fered in one remarkable group
for the e. o. NJ. ca OK
sale at ....... 04sJO
-Sr1 deer
Untrimmed Hats
For the e. o. M. Sale, we have
grouped every untrimmed shape
in our stock and will close them
out at the absurdly Ok
low price of ........... OON
NJ -srd Aoor
Jack Tar Dresses
15e Regulation dresses of white
Lonsdale Jean, Blue Palmer lin
en- and Hague cloth, in sizes for
girls 10 to IA. Dresses are .pleat-
ed on yoke with white C1 M
collar and cuffs. Price eD1eVV
-srd heor
Fancy White Dresses
All fancy white dresses and
, dresses of tissue Bingham, wolfe
and summer silks, for girls Z to
IA years, are divided into three
groups 70. the E. O. M. Sale.
Formerly $5.95 Q0 or
to $7.95 ....... UOsOO
Formerly $S.95 ca OK
to $10.95 ........ UtsOO
Formerly $10.95 e7 OK
to $3.50 ....... - sOO
-srd floor
Fancy bingham Dresses
A special lot Of fancy Bingham
dresses, sizes Z to IA years, some
of which were originally priced
as high as $5.95, will be closed
out tomorrow Q1 az
AZ '.....'..,s....... VAeVO
MILDLY Skirts
Girls pleated MILDLY skirts, in
sizes 7 to IA, black and white
check serge and all white serge.
N msas on na'''n .S1.W
-srd floor
All Wool MILDLY Skirts
Girls pleated all-wool MILDLY
skirts, sizes 6 to II, Of navy
serge, made on white eO M
muslin waists-price. OLeUV
-srd deer
Sateen Bl0emers
For girls up to 10 years of age.
Black and white sateen made
with elastic or band CT M
top for .......... U1eUU
Summer Bl0uses
Dainty styles, made Of wolfe and
batiste. Choice of either full
length or short square
or round neck. Some with roll
collar effects. Sizes C1 M
36 to A. 3 for. OleVV
-Downstairs, Rcadytowear
Wash Skirts
A limited number Of wash skirts
in practically all sizes. Will be
cleared away tomorrow Or
al Wv
-Downstairs, Readytowsaf
Wash Skirts
Another lot of wash skirts oi
gabardine and pique. ALL are
plain straight-line styles with
wide csa,d belt and pockets. 81. "a
-Downstaifs, ReadyteweaI
Wash Dresses
We have grouped all wash
dresses Of Bingham, wolfe and
organdy in one sensationally
priced lot for the e. o. M. Sale
There are virtually all colors
and sizes. QO NJ
Choice .............W OsOO
-DownstairA RsAlytowea,
cklidren's SIX Hos.
All are slightly soiled, but ON,
Tubing will make them Tx,
new. Skies S to 711. E0n
Price ................. OOA
-stzsst Zee
Children's Seeks
Cute little sock In black, nav
white and lavender. Sizes S Il
Z. VIII b closed out Ok
tomorrow at-2 for 49,. zen
-stzsse asel
W0men'S Hoso
Black Isle hose Of the '*Wayn,
Knit" brand. Slightly irregular
Skies 81 and 90
IacAa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

s.
Wenenes Sl1k Hese
Trregulars Of the famous wayne
Knit" brand. Good nix hose
with Isle tops, in black. Sizes
~. . and 70r
~ .>.............. 80
All SNk Hoso
Women's full-faahjoned IN. silk
hose, In black and cordovan. Re-
duced for the e. o. NJ. 01 "
Sale to .............W $1,000
Models suitable for slender and
average figure. Made Of firm
white coutil in low-busted styles.
Broken sizes but II you can find
your sise, . remark e1 M
able value 1t ........ O1eVV
Bust Con6ners
Fashioned Of fancy pink coutil
and white rep. Choice Of front
or back fastening styles. Some
have elastic inserts Ia the back.
Nearly all sizes. 0En
lid aoer
A small lot Of muslin skirts
trimmed with fine embroidery
nounce. Cut full and q M
ro0my .............. VAsVV
LarcellG Drawers
A limited number Of the famous
''Marcella" drawers, trrimed
with lace and insertion. Not all
sizes. Q7 M
Choice .~AoVV
Sink Ch0mipes
Dainty styles trimmed with lace
and georgette crepe. Ribbon
shoulder strapss Q1 TX
4o.in. Crepe.de.C Chine
About 800 yards Of this fine
quality fabric In splendid as
sortment Of colors. including
white. navy and brown. Ideal
for lingerie, etc. CT 90
Yard .......-.... 80. U4s6V
-snd 1osr
4e-in. Foulards
An extra fine quality Of satin
foulard, in q splendid assortment
of small designs on navy, black,
taupe and copenhagenQ1 20
back grounds, yard. OlsOJ
Ind Aeor
Assorted lot Of Weolens
A miscellaneous grouYrof WOOL
ems, 42-in. to 54-in. wide. in plaid
checks, velour, silvertone, covert
cloth, chudda cloth. etc. All
high grade material. reduced for
the E. o. N. Sale C1~AQ
to yard .............U 1e3C
-snd floor
Sink and Wool Remnants
Short lengths ranging from u
to 8 yards. A wide and varied
assortment to select from. While
they last, ..ONE.HALF PRICE
-9nd 6oor
GlnghAm vestees
Clever Summer styles, In blue,
brown and red. Among them are
the popular Bromley" style.
Some have cuffs to Or
match .............Z OC
-StEeet Acor
initiated Handkerchiefs
Because some Of the initials are
missing, We have reduced these
initiated handkerchiefs with
Scalloped edges Or
70 ....... XIV
Street loeI
Barred Dimity
Pretty blue and pink barred
Dimity, 36-in. wide. O.
Reduced to, 3 yards go. Ol
find AooI
An Linen Napkins
One small lot Of all linen nap
kins. About u dozen Of each
e ese's. :. Your 2O% :,
Lunch Cloths
Just a few colored and white
with colored border lunch
cloths. ss-in. and q &c
45-in. Reduced to. -, 0lsJC
Celcrea BerdereA Napkins
These are In lunch size ant
come I'm half dozen lots. Re
variable bargain at the E. o. M
Sale price set Of O. Hn
nix Tor .............. Lou
Trimming Bralds ard Gallons
Short lengths OF trimming
braids and gallons. Bingham ri
cot edging. colored tassels ami
drops. Choice, IN.
each o. yard ........ LUZ
-stssst leo
4Ain. PiIlow Cases
Stamped on good quality tubin,
for solid and eyelet on
embroidery, pair ....... OK
H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

An IL nsvs m tie tims-rh,
ArEse
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

White Canvas Footwear
About 200 pairs Of white canvas
pumps and oxfords, to be closed
out during the e. o. MOT OK
Sale at ........ O1sOO
basement Shoe Dept.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-28

Eyenipe Dresseg

Inst 10 taffeta and crepe eve
ming dresses. The taffetas are
N navy and brown and the
crop. N sl.el. $1O.@
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
LA FELICITACICN DE IN
P.ATRIOT.A

Eli una carta muy enthusiastic V muy
LENA de %fervOres, que nos anvia dcsde
Ponce ell senior don Aware Rodriguez.
o habia con gran cntusiasmo de Ia
iHillaGte accj6a que women realiZando
eli .MarIucc0S los generates RcreE-
suer. Sanjurjo y Cavaicanti. ii coro-
mel Riqnelme y ell trn:ante coronel
MILAN AStrAy Y otroS elem h-rocS mas
de la actual guerra eli .Africa.
Ell sef1or Aware Rodriguez. quiere.
como hispanoamericano qut. es. deiar
consignado piblicamente su amor Il
la causa dc Espa1a. que os In cnuSa
de Ia civilization.
y quicre. IN estos dias dc felicita-
Clones mutuNs que vayan Il
buscar a los heroes de Espana. los
saludos de- sis hermanos on la rnza,
muchos de los cunles. como Ell qu" cs-
to o dice, hubicran querido compar.
tir las penalidades y las gioriaS de Ia
jornaGa.
Queda c%omplacid0 nurstrp amigo. a
quien felicitamos por sn feliz idea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
La PrenSa Francesa Criica Duramente a los EE. UU

EH
PARIS, enero 3.--La Prensa toda
Ede testa capital ha ~emprendido ahora
ua campana tfemenda contra ell plan
Hughes, en- la que sc externa un no.
table disgusto de Francia por los Es-
tados Unidos, nacido de la question
submarine, en- las Conferencias. Di-
cen algunos editorialistas que Esta-
dos Unidos estan ~procediendo en- las
Conferencias sin ocultar SIT ~acendrado
egoismo, dcbido a Ia posicion geogra-
flea envidiable de la nacion, que la po-
ne en- condolences de- reducir. sus ar
lrecursos naturalcs considerable una 81
mamentos ~nayales; por los inmensos
Ituacion critica e intolerable para ella
Que 81 la Potencias no lie demostraban
que ella estaba en- un error, procedien-
do de acuerdo con la justicia, Francia
Sc ~retiraria de ALI 10 cual precipitaria
ell fracaso de la Conferencia. La ac-
Ititud del Sr. Albert Sarraute, cue es
ell jefe de la delegation FRANCESCA, ha
sido vivamente comentada Y criticada
I~duramente por Hughes y Lord Bal
flour.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
Ell SUCESO DEL DOMINGO

FL domingo por la tarde. on la pa
rada s V media de Puerta de TERRA.
al tratar de evitar un choque el con-
ductor de In guagua l.. 800, Jose Pc
lati, con ell automovil 1925. que guia-
ba el chauffeur Pedro Mora, desyi0
SUI vchfculO hacia Ia 0rilla, yend0 a
chocar Ia capota con I'm .arbol, result
tando Ia guagua con srandes desper-
fectos, v heridas las s%iguientes per-
sonas Augusta I.al0rida. herida ELI el
craneo V Commissioners en- el cuelpO !;
Antonio MendeZ, cuatro hcridas Ell Ia
ara v commissioners Ell cl cuello, nariz
Y mano dernclla; Arnrando Carmona.
dislocac6n del codo del brazo derecho;
America Martinez. herida en- ell era
neO; JESUS Figueroa Fernandez, con-
tusiones graves en- 81 cerebro: Fran
cisco Pcra, harida Ell Ia cara Jose
Torres, ilerida eli Ia frente: Nicolas
Sostre, hcrifa en- la cara: Victor Flo
res. Commissioners On LII cara V mano
%izquierda Zan6n GonziieZ. herida Ell
la frente Y Juan Rivcrat confusion en-
la cara. LoS tres prinesos fHcron
asistidos en- Ia sala de socorros y los
restantes on el Hospital Municipal,
siendo 81 mas grave don Jesus Figue-
roa padre dol doctor Figueroa, conti-
nuando hoy IN POGO n1ejor. dentro de
Ia gravedad. FL Fiscal DfaZ Collazo
hizo una investigation del suceso, to-
mand0 d~eclaracioles II Fpifanio Bri-
Hon, Antonio MGndez. Juan Rivera Y
Nicolas SOstre. habiendo 0rdenado ell
arrcsto de los chauffeuts pelati v
Mora. ~fijandoles a cada II $500 de
tianza. acrsados de vi0laci5n a la ley
de automobiles.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
Van 0btMiGdO un gran 6Xh las ne
gOdad0nS de los GDdi0|es CON los
nOIg para CT IcGt1 de los
Didn0aE
pTIS|0nGIOS


TETUAN, enero 3.-Se e%ncuentrani
desde aver en- esta ciudad ell Ministro
de la Guerra Sr. La Cierva y ell Gene
raj Berenguer, Alto Comisionado de
Espana en- Marruecos, para celebrar
las negociaciones anunciadas con los
comisionados de las principales har-
cas- moras que pelican contra Espana,
a fin de proceder al rescate de los pri-
sioneros espanoles que Sc hallan u
en- poder del enemigo. Las negocia-
clones, que han dado comienzo en- Sc
guida, Sc ~desenvuelven favorablemen-
tie, y Sc cree que sera possible llegar
pronto a una finalidad cordial y que
los ~prisioneros seran ~entregados in
me~diatamente, para ser repatriados a
la nacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
a IN C0LONIA EsrANO
LA DE CAGCAS

En- la noche del primero &c Aho
Sc llev6 a taho I'm animado asalto a
la Colonia Fspanola en- Cagnas. 70
yistienGo tan brillante acto social una
eXtraordinaria animation.
La Comisifn dc inviiaciores cstaha
tornado por las gentiles damas Reli-
tn Garcia. Maria Garcia MnGlnarcs
y TetG Nicolau, Y los. sehores Barto-
lone Garcia. Manuel Garcia, hijo, Y
Jose &. Sierra.
Los asaltantes SO r%eunicron on 81
elcgantc domicilio de Don Manuel G.
Garcia, ii las Ocho de Ia nochr. par
tiendo de ALI para cl impocrantc
Centre social, que two para todos
agasajos Y absequios.
La fiesta result6 un encanto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
Ell CASINO ESPANOI1 DE MANATI.
APLiZA UN BAII.E

Ell Casino Espanol de Manatf tenia
anunciado para .el dfa 6 del corrientc
su bale de Reyes. Pcro ACADIA de
llegar a dicha ciudad Ia atribulada
yiuda dc don Francisco Brunei, Rita
Calaf. v en- nomcnaje IL la distinguish
DANA, cuyo ,lolor comparten todos los
elcmentos SOcialcS de dicha %poblaci6n,
V cn tribatQ a la memorial dc Panchito
BrMetsaue.f,l6 uno atc los cicmcntos
mas v~afi>ososa de Hincl Crntro Social,
Sc acorrl6 reaicntemcntc, por manimi-
dad. aplazar IL; bella fiesta infantil.
= Ua SD .su1s rasso may di"no de In
hidalguf# eSnniola V IN homemade
muy sencilh, pcro miIy hrrmoSo Il la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03

dc aqucl gran c0raz6n que
fre amigo de todos y taya inpslrrada
todoS lamcntanoS con |SinrprH
pCna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
I'm terrible eDMMdp Ia tenido IugaT
en- Shanghai bntIe nain0S america
lgSd1aianOS, CON fata|eS IeSdtad0S


MADRID, enero 3.-La prensa no.
ticia que Sc cree y hay probabilidades
de que ell rey Alfonso ha %resuelto ir a
Melllla, para asistir a la ceremonial
que Sc llevara a cabo en- Tetuan con
motive del regreso de los prisioneros
espanoles que Sc italian ell poder de
las harcas enemigas, Y para 10 cual Sc
verifican las negociaciones entire CO.
~misionados moro y al. Ministro de la
Guerra y Berenguer. Ell viaje de s. NJ.
a Marruecos sera de una, trascenden-
cia suma y es aplaudido 0 todas
las classes sociales de la n~acionv GUS
ven en- Ell I'm rasgo mas dc la demo
cracia que siempre ha distinguido al
Soberano y del amor que siente por
sus soldados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
LOS REGALOS. DE ANO NUEvO

Han tcnido acierto Ell hacer slS re-
galos anunciOs. de csta tpoca. entire
otras casas. Sobrinos de Ezquiaga. con
elegantes carteras para apunteS: Stan
dard Grocery. terlti6metroS. cepilloS
para ropa V almanaques: +. Bruno.
de Guayama, cepilloS V lapices. recor-
dando el famoSo Alcoholado: Banco
Commercial lie Puerto Rico ell Maya
giiez, ldpices: Farmacia Ramos-Cas
has. de Santurce. almallaques para no
5tas telef6nicas, Y Alfonso Riera V. Co.,
grandes almanaques para oticinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
OTRA VEZ EN- san Juan.

Nuesto compalero n senior Pujals.
ha rcgrcsado ell sdlmdo 4 San Juan,
despu6s de SUI vista ,a Lares. San Sc
bastian, Aguadilla Y Mayagiez.
Su esposa. la se1ora Aurora Blan-
co, pas6 una agradable temporada en-
Lares. en- la Residential de la estimable
familia Linares. Y han regresado tam
bi6n muy agradecidoS de las atencio-
mes recibidas en- la culta poblaci6n.
Bienvenidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
LA LINE.A "L.YkES" REBAJA SCS
FLETES EN- Ell ARROZ

Nuestro %distinguitlo amigo don Ma
nuel Berries, de Ia casa VI. Berries
v &C., representatives en- esta Isla de
Ia ''Lykcs Line. nos Ia informado
que Ia compania recicn cmente ha in
troducido II rebaja dc cuatro CEN
tavos en- .cada saeo dc arroZ, O sea
de IS centavos que So cobraba por
cada Glen libras, ahora SO cobrara 81
centavos.
Los vaporos dc Ia '"I.ykes Line,
vienen todos procedentes dc los puer-
tos del golfo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
DIE ULTRAJE

En- ell barrio "Vacas'', sitio Cameras,
de villalba, ell individuo Prospero Hor-
toloza, de &c AMOS de edad, natural
de Barros, intent6 ultrajar Il la nina
Maria Malaves, de ii amos de edad,
hija del sefior Gerardo Malave.
FL honorable Juez dc Paz practice
SUI investigation Y selal0 al acusado
una fianza de 800 d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03

Pareciale que Ell viento al herirle ell
r0strO con soplO furiOso, barriera de
su alma ell dolor y la ansiedad.
Yea en- ell TEATRO AMERICA ell
Jueves 20 FRANCESCA BERTINI y
GUSTAvO SERENA en- IRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
UN BAUTISMO

Aver Sc llevo a efecto ell bautismo
del nino Rafael Santos, en- la Iglesia
de San Agustfn, de Puerta de Terra,
siendo padrinos de la c~riaturita, la
Srta. Jesusa Merino y ell senior Juan
Mellado, Y u padres Flora Plana Y
Aurelio Santos.
Fue un acto esplendido felicita-
mos a los padres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
LA DIRECTION DEL SIR. POST

Numerosas personals de la Isla nos
han solicitado 81 sabemos la direction
del Sr. Regis H. Post para e%scribirle
y felicitarle por su articulO respecto a
Puerto Rico en- Ell Worlds Work" y
es la siguiente.
Sr. Regis H. Post,
TIT Madison Avenue,
New York City.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-03
MICKEY
rIAJEROs


En- el vapor ~. de Satrustesui''. de
la Complnfa Trasatlartica Espahola,
ha regresa1fo a esta Isla nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Jose dc Leon, socio
de La gran firma mercantil Sucesores
de l.. yillamil Y Co., de esta plaza.
Con cl sehor Leon rcgresan su anna
BILE esposa dona Maria Noa, SUI bella
hiia Margarita Y sus hiios Enrique Y
Guillermo.
Nuestra sociedad esta Ge N6ccmes,
v nosotros al rendir Il loS/ ~elores
Leon y II n hijos. mud Hro af
so saludo. felicitamos a nuesDl mum
do social por los valiosos Aementos
que rccupcra. -
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

members Of the Herrin mob tortured
and killed in cold blood men who
Ind taken the places of strikers In
working the strip coal mines. A
coroner's jury in an extraordinary
finding blamed chiefly the mine
superintendent who was shot down.
Not an arrest has been made.
Williamson County officials have
made no apparent effort TO bring
anybody to justice, although it must
be notorious In the vicinity who were
the ringleaders Of the iynching. The
Attorney General Of ono of the
wealthiest states In the Union has
not money enough at his disposal
TO detect and prosecute tho crimi-
nalsl
It lis no wonder that leading citi-
zens of Illinois have come forward
asking all business men Of the state
to contribute to the utmost s'in order
to prove to the world that justice
still reigns and human life is safe
in Illinois,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-17

Gloomy representations come out
of Washington touching the bonus
bill. The opposition IN the House
long since petered out. That In the
Senate is said to be losing It's
nerve. President Harding maintains
his courage, but IT is predicted that
both House and Senate will pass the
bill over his veto.
The Tribune does not believe that
the courage of the anti-bonus Sem
ators is oozing out SO rapidly. 1t
does not believe that any fight for
a sound principle is so easily lost.
The ablest men in both houses are
on the right side, and ability and
justice are a hard team to over
wholm.
The fight against the bonus will
go on. Opponents are not beaten
and will not be beaten until the final
vote is taken. The issue Is so sound
and clear that the Senators and
Representatives who see it Alright
can afford to stick to their guns and
be proud to fight to the last, what
ever the result.