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SUCCESSION SALE.
State of Louisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty Seventh Judicial District Court

Succession of Milton Bell, No. 1905.
WHEREAS, Elnora l.. Bell has made ap-
wv plcation to the above named court for
appointment as administrator of the
above entitled succession:
Public notice is hereby given to all
whom it may concern to show cause. if
any they have or can, within ten days from
the date hereof, why said petition should
not be granted
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court at Donaldsonvile, La. this 18th day
Of August, 1922.
R. MELANCON, Clerk of Court
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

A grand dance will be given by the
society young men Of Donaldsonville
at the fair grounds pavilion Monday
night, August FL Music will be fur
nished by the Original LAKELAND Six,
composed of white musicians. Re-
freshmcnts will be served; the best
of order will prevail and a good time
is promised all who attend The ad-
mission to gentlemen will be $1.50,
with ladies free. Dancing will begin
at $3.50 p. m.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Misses Jennie I'utIeI and Louise
cuhra left last week for Roanoke,
Virpinia, where they will visit rela-
t;ves for few weeks
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Miss Jennie pedeScIauX and her
Marc little Miss Mildred Leblanc,
of Franklin, spent several days here
ss the guests of Miss Avila Leblanc.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Dave Kaufman, recently with We'll
Brothers of Lutcher, left Wednesday
for Tallulah, La, where he goes to
accept a position in mercantile es-
tablishment
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

After stay here Of two months,
with relatives, Mrs. K. l.. Stewart
and four little chil,Iren left yesterday
for her home in San Antonio, Texas.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

The Donaldsonville Athle tic Club
which was organized by number of
local young men, some few months
ago, has disbanded. There was about
$50 in the treasury at the time and
this amount was divided equally be-
tween the Sisters of Charity Of St.
Vincent's Institute and the local chap
ter of the Red Cross.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
auuulnBnlll1tllp Uhief
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1922
Rub-My-TiSm, an ant'septlc.

Mrs. Paul Leche and Mrs John
n Hanson have returned home after
anondinp several weeks at AsheVllle
N G.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Mrs. Juan &. Landry and little son
ond Mrs. Camilla Trihhlr Of New Or
leans, m are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, J, Chapman.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
CAR FOR SALE.

FvORD SEDAN, practically as good as new,
r and in tip-top condition, is offered for
sale at a bargain. Car has run about
5000 miles; will demonstrate. Apply to
DAVID BLOCH, Donaldsonvile, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
FOR SALE,

DODGE SEDAN CAR, almost new: has
lE run less than 20O0 miles, can be bought
for $1,000 cash. Cost owner $1750 Wi
all extra equipment. real bargain f.
quick purchaser. Address A. K, care &
The Chief DonaldsonviiIe. La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

C.. N. Thiac, formerly connected
with the Donaldsonville Garage, has
accepted a position with the Ascen-
sion Auto Company, agents for Dodge
and Buick automobiles, as salesman
y for their cars.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Habib Shaheen of this city, and
his nephew, Joe Shaheen, Of White
Castle, motored to New Orleans this
week to attend the Fall Buyers Con-
yention and while in the city they
purchased large stocks Of merchan-
disc for their stores.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Misses Minnie Guigou and Hilda
Besnard returned ITO New Orleans
Yesterday, after spending week here
as the guests of Mrs. Ned Maurin
and daughters.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Miss Sarah Kaufman, clerk in the
local postoffice, is on weeks S vaca-
ton visiting her brother, Henry
Kaufman, of Patterson, who is man
ager of the F. B. Williams store at
that place
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

The third quarterly conference will
be held at the Methodist church to-
night at 8 o'clock, with DR.. Smell
line presiding. Preaching service
will be held tomorrow forenoon at l l
o'clock.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
TO THE PUBLIC.
MODERN HOME FOR RENT.

nN and after Sept. /, my residence ia
~ Houmas street, presently occupied by
j. S. Lipscomb, situated one block and
a half from Donaldsonvile High School ana
city park will be for rent. Residence con-
tains seven rooms and thoroughly screene!.
large garage and all modern convenieuces.
Apply to or address. JAsMIN TOBIAS Don
| aldsonville, La,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
FOR SALE.

0NE four-mule cart, two plows, one Clod
~ chopper, ten circle knives. one well
pump, one boiler pump mad one boiler
heater. Apply to or address NICK VEGAS,
| Lauderdale, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

Attention is called to the large ad
of Dr.. Chas. M. Jacob, veterinarian
of Lutcher, appearing on the first
page of this issue of The Chief The
ad is written in poetry, part Of which
is entitled "a Dream" and the other
part "Reality" The wording is orfgi-
nal and very catchy and to the point,
and will no doubt be read with in
terest. DR.. Jacob is a veterinarian
with much experience and enjoys a
large and satisfied clientele.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

DR.. D. T. Martin. Hubert Richard
Charest Thibaut and Frank Mistretta,
representing Babin Post of the Ameri-
can Legion, attended the State Le-
gion Convention who met at Baton
Rouge Thursday for three days
session The meeting was largely at
tended by delegates from every post
in the state and much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Governor John M. Parker
and Congressman J. B. Aswell de-
livered addresses at the opening ses-
sion. Monroe was selected for the
holding of the next convention.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19
AGENTS WANTED.

NELL the Original Watkins Products. Good
y city territory still open. Get Won
derful offer and free samples. Write
| today. The ]. r. WATKINS CO., Dept. 70,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

In an ad appearing elsewhere in
The Chief, the Brothers of the Sa-
cred Heart, who conduct ST. Joseph's
Commercial Institute in this city, an
nounce the opening Of their board
ing and day school for boys, on Sep
tember A. The institute teaches
preparatory, commercial and scientif-
ic courses, and receive pupils from
the fourth grade up. The boarding
facilities for students residing at a
distance are unsurpassed, as many
scholars who have boarded with the
Brothers in the past can testify. .
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-08-19

666 quickly relieves a cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

entirely new lire OF laughter in her
latest STARRING success Polly OF the
Fol!Ies. tho First ationnl Attraction
which will open run at tn" Liberty
Theatre Friday and Saturday.
The star takes new role in the
starc-slruck country girl who has her
own ideas as To what Broadway pro-
ductions need To- spell success.
Polly Mcacham Is an ambitious
country girl who wants to grace the
fooilights. but her Uncle Silas has diff
frrent ideas about w0mans place. He
breaks up an amateur theatrical show
Polly gives in the home town and al
most ruins her plans TO 90 on the stage.
Despite his opposition. Polly carries
out her intentions by winning a place
in Flo Ziegfcld's Beauty Chorus.
The conclusion Is unique as we'll as
amazing. II differs from the ordinary
fate Of staEe-struck country girls ana
is said to be one Of the most unusual
finishes the star has had. Kenneth
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athletic events speeches. etc. and rec
ord crowd Is expected
Invitations were sent to farmers ana
dairymcn in the ncEhhoring counties
many Of whom have sigrificd their IN
tcntions % attending. Tn" farmers
will probably arrive at the grounds n
10 O'Clock with speeches At II O'Clock
Rev. r. r. l.. Strider. rector or ne
st Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
church. will be the FIRST speaker on the
program with T.. :. RodI. editor OF
the National Slockinan and Farmer
second "nd the list. Rev. Strid"r an"
Mr.. Bodys are both excellent speakers
The afternoon program will consist
Of athletic events including running
races for the boys and Eir,s base
hall Tor the mon under 80 years of
age and horseshoe pitching for men
under ~. Swimming In tn" swimming
pool will probably prove the main at
traction for the latter part OF the ait
ornoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
!, TIE THEATRES !
REX THEATRE

Tho biggest country stor" ever nu'
or In Wheeling viii hc held at the Rex
tonight. The play l. "Pari"r, Bedroom
and Bath" and it IS Al Woods hest
farce. Percy Kilbridc has the star part
AMI he il ably assisted by Miss Hhr-
gent. In the big comedy scenes or the
play. The house has been having run
on seats for tonight, and II II Is Eo"d
weather will he sold ont by i. NJ. as
II was last week. The country store
will have many prizes. and the capitol
prize will be set OF dishes. There IL
also a bunch of bananas and the Y.
VI. c. A. will give n Months Member
ship to the lucky man. and many others.
There will be toy matinee SATURDAY,
and the main prize Will he $l5. walk
inr doll Next week the Al Woods
laugh producer Getting GcrtieS Car
ter Coming soon Milhcent Hanley IN
The Sign on The Door.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
.OH|O NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS
ARRIVE At ST. GAINESVILLE

need for aid at the present time. nor
was trouble anticipated in any way.
Other officials Of the county OK
pressed 70 ret at the sending OF
troops to the county. especially 10 the
county seat
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PLAZA THEATRE

4 story OF the homely Southern sen.
timcnt Of mother love with all tho
magnIficeuce and grandeur as only the
Southern spirit can be portrayed is seen
in My Old Kentucky Home"
a young man. son of a proud ana
naughty Southern widow. is finally re-
leased from Sin Sing where he has done
term. having been railroaded. Upon
hearing the strains of MY Old Ken.
lucky Home" he becomes homesick.
His mother is overwhelmed at seeing
him and while cnroute to the South he
meets his former sweetheart on the
train.
The boys mother has entered Dixie,
her prize horse, in the derby, and in ono
Of the widest racing. scenes ever wit
messed. Dixie" wins and the boy and
his sweetheart come into their own.
At the Plaza Friday and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
NEGRO AND WOMAN WHO CLAIMS
TO BE HIS WIFE IN ST. GLARS
VILE JAIL.
Mine Pit Boss said To Have Boon As
pauleed - Shooting Occurred
Last Evening.

4 negro. giving his name as George
Thomas. and a negreSs. who gave the
name Of Maude Thomas and who Claims
To be the mans wife are IN the Bel
mont county jail At 81. CIatrsvIlie
charged with being drunk and disorder
". although II was !ntimated at mid
night. a short time after their arrest
that they may be implicated in shoot
ing that occurred about $40 las; evan
ing az the New L.aftcrty. O. mine. The
shooting at New Latferty last night IS
said 10 have occurred after pit boss
IN the coal mine there had been as
saulted No one WAS struck during the
shooting.
Tho negro and the woman were ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
TWO UNDER ARREST FOR SHOTS
FIRED At NEW LAFFERTY HOMES

rested at Black Oak. between New LAT
tcrtv and 81. t,a;rSv'l!c by deputy
Sherilfs.
Details OF the trouble ~ New l.atrcrty
we're lacNing last night and no ono
would make statement as 10 what
happened II WAS int!matcd however
that four or I'VE negroes had assaulted
Il white man who before the nation
wide strike was called had been PIX
boss but had since being guard dutF
about :he mine. II IS said he was bad
" beaten. although not seriously hurt.
The shooting occurred about on.
without warning. from the hillside.
shots were fired at the homes " the
miners and the min" property. fired ny
unknown parties. The guns used we're
shot guns and number of houses
were struck hut no one was injured.
Sheriff Richard Lynch. Of ST. Glars
Vile was notified. and with deputies
started a search 1t ONE which result
cd in the arrest Of the pair now in the
jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

Mai TrygCve Gran, Norwegian adj
Senturer. WHO seeks 10 beat Capt.
Roald AmundSsn To the North rolcI
using alrplane 70 reach his objecttveI
he aimed at secrecy. 10 bar competi'
zion, and IS making his start from
SpItzhergen. Gran has been In thu
Ear- North country since early In May.
Ills route carries him IN just the OF,
lpos,te direction that -" N'HGrdScD
tparty viii t.uNel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
VERDICT GIVEN
Belmont County Coroner Says Mine
Guard Died of Accidental wounds

coroner 'Hyd" Hardos'y. o' B"lmon'
county, after making an investigation
into the death uf Clyde MAXWELL, aged y
Years. 4 mine guard at the Catherine
Mining company. near lni"u'""h' '''
announced yesterday that death Was Que
to runsrot wound accldcnuy inflicted
10y another guard.
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PASS ON TO COUNTY SEAT IN
STEAD OF STOPPING. AT CRAB
APPLE JUNCTION AS
ASSIGNED.
sixty-seVen Men and Two Officers Ar
rive in Special Train-Fifty
Horses on Train.

Siyty.seven men. two officers ard
City horses OF Troop a Ohio National
Guard cavalry, arrived in st. Chairs.
willie at 1870 o'clock last night and
will go into camp for an indefinite
period at the Belmont county fair
ground this morning. The troops that
arrived last night were those assigned
10 Crabapple Junction during the day.
The troops remained aboard their
special train for the night. and Will
pitch their camp this morning.
} Captain Ralph Perkins Of Cleveland.
where the troops were Modified We'd
nesday and where they entrained YES
terday afternoon at 500 o'clock. was
reticent TO make any statement last
night after the troops had arrived, and
gave no explanation why they had
been sent TO ST. Gainesville instead OF
stopping at the assigned place.
, Troop A OF the Ohio National Guard
was ordered from Cleveland yesterday
morning and entrained for Crabapple.
Upon their arrival there last night
they were met b. Major Don Caldwell
Of Cincinnati. who has been stationed
in Belmont county for the past two
weeks under orders from the office OF
the state attorney general. and after
q short conference with the officers in
charge OF the troops the train moved
On to ST. Clairsville, where camp Will
be made.
Sheriff Surprised.
Sheriff Richard Lynch would make
no statement last night or early this
morning upon the assigning and ar
rival OF troops to Belmont county, eX-
eept that in his opinion there was no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28

Mothcr-What IS little Billy crying
for"
Father-WeN, he nearly swallowed
my Cuff-Nnks, 50 | gave him Il couple
OF cuffs.
Judrc-RufuS, you've heard the
charges against you. Guilty or not
guilty?
Rufus-Ah fuses 10 ansah. on de
ground An mought in,in"ra;e mahsc!r.
Legion Weekly.
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the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-28
ELNWOOD MAN IS
VICTIM Of HEAT
MAN NAMED HENRY REPORTED
OVERCOME YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON AT WORK
Removed to Home Where II Was Stated
Last Night His Condition was
Not Serious

A man named Henry, whose address
was no; learned. was overcome with
heat yesterday afternoon while at Elm
wood. He was taken TO his home in an
automobile.
MIR Henry Is the second person that
is known Of TO have suffered a sun.
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stroke this year. Several weeks ago
= voman was overcome with heat on
The Island. falling and breaking her
leg Mr.. Hcury's condition Is not ser
ious.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
Ell CampeOnatO
San Juan Racing

Los miembros designadcs por la Jun
ta Directiva de la San Juan Racing
and Sporting Club, hallanse muy alta
reados preparando las bases condi-
clones para las grandes carreras que
Sc verificaran ala para los primeros
dfas Sc enero pr6ximo, en- la cual los
caballos que tomen parte Sc disputa-
ran la hermcsa cOpa de plata del cam
peonato hfpico. .insular.
'Estas scarreras que serdns,un aeonte-
cimiento sensational, 6 juzgar por ell
entusiasmo Que despertara ell solo
anlncio, tai vez Sc dispongan para el
Dia de Ano Nuevo. A disputarse ell pre-
mio conclrriran los mejeres cab&llos
de carreras en- el pals, segfn tenemos
entendido
iq La cQmisi0n encargada dara a CO.
nocer por~ medic de la prensa las ba-
ses condolences a que Sc ajustaran
las mismas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
Inglaterr0 y Francia Sc oponen
a que los rusoS teng0n iguoLes
derechoS en- la COnferencia
%MUNJDIAL"

p cosao n.das las s,manaS cs,a
sSluiirghlc ReriSia ofiece On Ia
actual ma niimcro dicno De to,la sller-
ie de alahanzaS 4 las noias mas Ia
teresantes dc In aciuslidaG. como sca
In iniplantaci6n dc la primera Oficina
del Protectorado civil en MarIneccS.
el viaje de $. $. NJ. n. Salamanca.
los sliceSos mas Sobrcsalienias de Bar
Selona y Madrid y el homenaje rendi-
do en Sevilla GuesirO director pit
el 6xito de la Revisia. acompaiiLn pri-
mOrOsos artfculOs y porSIas dc DiOni-
siO Perez, Iazquez de Sola. Traver-
some, jose a. LuengO, Fernando del
Pulgar, Lopez de Saa admirGbles
paginas en- color caricaturas de az
tualidad que firman los prestigiosOs
artistGs Moreno Carbonero, Larroche,
Linaje, Vercher, Raj, Dub6n, Deme-
trio Y otrOs nGtables artistas.
FL precio de tan exquisite n6mero
es 20 centavOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

erlotlca 'actlIud' na $40 puesta en- IL
perraa despues de naoerse sostenldo
ventures dlas SIN pronar aiinnento
aigusto. Despachos ex1raoncialess al
cen que no goosCante, ia orta. mac
SsWlney 3 esra az norae de - muerte en-
ei nospltal oonde ma sldo trasladada
oe IA .carce. en- qpe Sc naliaDa reciul-
ga Los .msoleos. gel recommendation
que no oos sera poslple F ya nacer un eS7 ees7
uerzo paEg Sc satSalfe * l.lS la Vloa = q "a pa
trlotica cs mu}ser, ~ dado @ 81 estado o. &c ago
tamienFo I9f,t en- qla qule Sc mana ngatiala an asbsa
;; .GONSTANTINlQ@PLA1,, noyiernbre
i2,ssdaihluyenaH99 ae diuna pNs1bte tEagsdsa,
como qn Gnaaart2 5de gat mgltilep ae cr1stltaT 1Sslst
nos IS ts4Efp sapAnqoaan y qAa Ih9tqpia Asla Me7
or IDr co5nI 5l Iolfeccl0n II 1l3 a MAR e Negros daa
caTaVana !l qges 1ogrmfan ge fg las hnestes de
loragldos es lmponente y Sc extlende
. gran dlstancla' nevanuo consigo To-
40 cuanto nan pooloo cargar, de sus
prendas .personales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
H SR. BARCEL6 Sc MUESTRA OONFIADO
Ia mayoria del Congress- esti en- favor dc Ia
Comisi6R PortorFiquefa. In cual con-
ferencia diariamente con SenadO-
res Representatives..

Ia DEAIOCRAC san Juan e
Ia Comision de Puerto Rico esia celebrando confe-
rencas dilrias los SenadOres Representatives. v
asegura cue e Sentimenio de In mayoria del COngre
SO esia en sa favor.
FL PrOyectO de subvenci0n a Ia marina mercante
est ocupandO toda la aenc6n DC los deres pOlitcOs
espera que aprobadO en- Ia Camara de Represen
tnes en- el da de maana perO espera fuerte lu
cha en- e SenadO.
InterrogadO el SeOr Barcel0 acerca de los aSuntOs
de Puerto Rico el repco que esa aIn coniadO que
pronto halle sOluci0n sin necesdad de hacer una
nueva campafa. Los deegadOS puertorriqueiOs estan
debidamente preparadOs para hacera 81 la OCCASION asf
10 demanda.
Barcel0 parti0 hoy hacia New York. el objeto de
despedr al senior Jorge Bird quien embarca hacia Puer
to Rico el sabadO pr0ximo.-TORBETT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
SIGUE LA EXPECTATION PUBLTCACON
MOTIVO DEL PLEITO ELECTORAL
sContinla declarando ell Secretariotd de la Junta
de EIecciones. -El sacO marcadO 112, que
contiene ell material electoral de los
Precintos "a, rs 26, ha ssido
alberto pOr Orden de la COfte.

Como en- las sesiones anteriores, el
salon de gctos Y los pasillos de Ia Cor
to son invadidos pSr el pGblico que sc
apiaa 4,ssra pfesseiaeiaf IA -eeiatintistsi6a
del rllidoso spleitO electoral que Sc es-
ia yeptilando ante el Hon. juez Foote,
Ede19a Gprteqde Distrito, priinera sec
lsci0tf 81 ,aaiqEl
En- identicas condiciones que los de-
ltmas di&s, eft6 frasladado el saco nd-
Fnaero 112, d6nde reposan los do1slmen-
rtos oficiales perteneeientes a los cole
.gios a. "a, "a, E226,
Be La session de aver tarde tuvo carac-
teres sensacionafes. toda vez que Sc
procedi6 la spertura del silao en-
question.
AL Gar principle la vista, Sc llam0
Ia silla de testigos al secretario par
ticular de liz Junta de Elecciones, Sc
nor Julio Iguina, quien habfa queda-
do en- tur1lo desde III session del dfa an
terror.
Manifesto preguntas que le hicie-
IA el Lcdo., Rivera Zsyas, que los sa-
cos, conteniendo la Recommendation off
cial de las eleeciOnes ,celebradas el afio
1920, estuvieron en- ell salon de la Ca
mara sproXilnadamente un mes y que
ese sitio concurrian otros empleados,
asf como cllando hubo que hacer algll-
mas reparaciones, tambien entrGban
darpinteros. Los trabajos de carpin-
terra que allf Sc estaban hacienda,
cram debido que Sc habfa desplomado
ell plafon Y Sc procedio a ponerle pun
tales.
r. Zayas. ;Alguna vez Sc trabaj0
de noche en- dicha habitaci6n?
Iguina. 81, seiior, SO trabGj6 de no-
che por exigencias gael trabajo.
r. Zayas. Use. reforzo alguna vez
ell piso en- ese tempo?
Iguina. Del piso no recuerdo pero
del plafont 81.
r. Zayas ;Qui6fnes tenfan las lla-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
Despedida de Amalia
Molina


En- ell vapor "Marina" Sc ausent6 de
Puerto Rico, aver, la artista mimada
de nuestro' 'publico que no cesaba de
decirle iadios! La gentil Amalia dio
ell ultimo paseo por la ciudad, en- au-
tomovil, antes de que llegara la bora
de su partida. Una vez en- ell vapor,
numerosos amigos y admiradores fue-
ron despedirla. Fue un acto carl
nosisimo.
AL soltar las amarras ell Marina"
no Sc ola NADIA mas que: iAmalia, por
que te vas! y los panuelos que la des-
pedian cuando ell vapor Sc alejaba,
sirvieron para linpiar. alguna lagri-
ma furtiva.
Salud buena suerte, Amalia.
Santander.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

/ yes de Ia hsbitaei6n en- q. Sc, guarda-
las papeletas en- 81 Arseanl?..
Iguiia. Eran tEg. llaves, una la te-
mir ef senor Keith. sorra aei sef1ur ssttl
gado y la tercera, 70.
r. Zayas. ;Siempre las han tenido
en- esas mismas condolences?
Iguins No senior, cuando. ell saiior
salgado obtuvd una licencia, entreg6
su Have al sefior Keith.
r. Zayas. SPuede usted deeirme en-
que epoca fueron entregatsas las na-
YES del senior Keith 81 senior Salgado?
Iguina. En- octubre / hasta noviesn-
bre 13 que estuvo con hceneia Mr..
Keith.
R. Zayas. iQue llayes tenfa usted
" que clase de candados son?
Iguina. 70 tenfa las llaves que dan
acceso al dep6sito solamente. Los can
.%hdos son marca Sergeant igual que
ell que tiene este sacos que contiene. los
doclmentos oficisles. Este candado
del saco esta marcado con .el nGmero
S76 H., cada candado &c esta clase
tiene dos llaves, no cbstante el po-
deres sbrir con una sola. : =
R. zayas. iQu6 llaves tepfa usted
eT sefior Salgado Y Aracil?
Iguina. Soy secretario y traductor
de Ii, Junta de Elecciones; el seiior
salgado es tenedor de libros, Y Arscil
es mensajero.
FL senor Iguina sfguio hacienda
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