davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-11-27

1880 producing of wells completed in
September. against 1903 IN August
and 7ss in September. 1891.
Imports.
Imports Of all oil into the United
States in September totRied 7.25g.iO0..
barrels. a daily average OF 2t2.4Io
barrels; in August 10. Ss0.aT barrels.
a daily average OF s5I.s22 barrels and
in September, 1881. s.sss.5s4 barrels.
4 daily average OF 9it.75i barrels.
- Pipeline and crude OH Stocks.
Pipeline and tank farm crude oil
stocks as Of September 30. totaied
24s. s2s. ooc barrels. an Increase OF g.
99I 900 barrels over stocks at the end
II August. while August stocks IN
creased 400. 900 barrels over the pre-
seding month.
Gasoline.
Production OF gasoline in septem-
Der was I2.773,6i9 barres compared
with 13.094.247 barrels In August and
a.e26.5Oo barrels in September, 1921.
Stocks September 20. were 16.429. Isl
barrels. Angus. 81. 1885, ga barrels.
and September 80. 1921. l2,2ee,667
barrels. Exports in September were
~i.114,4s3 barrels. In AuIust. 9ii,is4
barrels and in September. 1891. s2s,.
isT barrels. The indicated domestic
consumption OF gasoline in Septem-
Der was IL .es5 .02s barrels, in August.
l~s.s2s.973 barrels and in September
1891. 1~o.24s,7l6 barrels.
Kerosene.
Production OF kerosene In septem-
Der was 4.7i2.5 4l barrels. in August
4.3s0.0s9 barrels. on in September
1921. 3.66T.o7o barrels. Stocks. Sep
TENDER 30. 1921. 7~.sss.a2e' barrels,
August 81. 6,7ss.09s barrels and Sep
embcr so. 1921. S. s3s.929 barrels
Exports in September were 1,7i7,o25
barrels. in August. 2.07s.s5s barrels
md September. 1921, i,s24,s91 bar
e.s. The Indicated domestic consump'
ION OF kerosene in September was
3.s51,bio barrels. in August. 5,241.'
ib3 barrels and in September, 1921,
s,Ts6.43S barrels.
Gas and Fuel Oil.
Production of gas and fuel oil in
September was 2~i.s53.75T barrels. in
August % ,4Ss, 074 barrels and in Sep.
| .ember, 1891. 18TH. 622 barrels
stocks September 40, were az .49s ,9sC
barrels. August 31.33. 1881 barrels
md September 40. 1921. 2s.2sT.95
barrels. Exports in September were
t.7sl, sol barrels. In August 1.599.61I
barrels and in September. 1921 2,
1871 ,463 barrels. The indicated domes
tic consumption OF gas and fuel oil In
September was 2o.1i1 .64s barrels. in
August 2o.sSs.1s9 barrels and in Sep
tembcr, 1921, Is.e2s,o61 barrels.
L~ubricating.
Production OF lubricat.ng oil In Sep
tember was 1,e53.731 barrels In Ah
gust 2.ii4.ssO barrels and In septem'
Der. 1921. 1,644.12S barrels. Stocks
September 80 were b.112,567 barrels
August 81. 5.254.o12 barrels and Sep
TENDER 30. 1921. 5.4si SOS barrels. Elk
ports in September were 669,9i5 bar
rels in August. 64S $50 barrels and in
| September. 1921. 49s. ISL barrels. The
Indicated domestic consumption OF
lubricatinE oil in September was l.
as. 2si barrels. in August l.6Os.5si
barrels, and In September. 1921, L.
4ss, oss.
, 1922-11-27
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-Butter un.
changed; creamery extras sac; firsts
4l@45c: extra frsts 4sh 952c; seconds
3e@4oc; standards 4shc.
EGGS higher; receipts 5000 cases
nrsts 4T@5ic; ordinary irsts 4O945c,
miscellaneous 45@4sc; refrigerator
extras 2Th@2sc; refrigerator firsts
25h 926mc.
Poultry alive higher; fowls 131i9c.
springs 1sAc; ROSTERS 12c; turkeys
35c; geese 19c.
, 1922-11-27
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-sugar fu.
lures closed steady; approximate sales
$1,000 tons. The market for refined
was firmer and prices were from 10
to is points higher, a new high record
for the season with fine graduated
listed at $40 to SIPS. There was a
fair inquiry reported.
, 1922-11-27
POTATOES

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-Potatoes are
steady: receipts 1Os cars: total United
States shipments 745; Wisconsin
sacked and bulk round whites s5c
@s1.00 cwt.; Minnesota sacked and
bulk round whites so@e0c cwt.;
North Dakota and Minnesota sacked
Red river Ohios 95ctsS1.05 cwt.:
South Dakota bulk early Ohios soc
cwt.; South Dakota sacked and bulk
round whites T09s5c cwt.
, 1922-11-27

II Is reported that there were M.
teen bids about evenly divided be,
tween the two fields, amonE those for
the Salt Creek product being; the
Midwest Refining company; Pro
dueers a Renners corporation; The
Texas company Sundance Petroleum
company, which announced some time
~ that It expected to build a pipe.
Inc to Forsyth, Mont; Sinclair Cor
Folidated on corporation. the Mutual
III company; and the Middle States
on corporation whose announcement
{ it's entrance 20 the Wyoming fields
vas made last week. II is also
'umored that the Standard Of New
'ersey has submitted a bid and nc
cording TO opinions in oil circles this
e a split between the Standard
" Indiana and the parent company.
Although il is denied by both the
indiana Standard and the Gulf OH
corporation. IL Is ssneraiiy believed
hat the latter company has been
,bsosbed by the Indiana concern and
hat It's aduiAition viii result in n
'reak q the Standard interests as the
iulf Is the principal competitor OF
he Humble IN the southern fields
which is a subsidiary OF the New
Jersey corporation, and as a means
OF retaliation that company may
inter the territory of what has been
heretofore exclusively the Indiann's
cid in open and keen composition.
such a eoursc would result in a great
hange In local market conditions
which would be welcomed by opera.
ors in this territory.
, 1922-11-27

OMAHA, Neb.. UNITED States De
partment of AgricuIture.eHogs re
ceipts 5000: active: mostly loo high
er; bulk mixed and packing grades,
s7@7.55; bulk 100 20 $50 pound butch.
ers sT.6o97.75; top s7.s5.
Cattle receipts 1000: beef steers
steady to strong; top corr feds sf1.5oi
she stock strong TO 15c higher; bulls
unchanged; veals 5oc to 81 lower
stockers and feeders stronger.
Sheep receipts $500: lambs strong
to 25c higher; fed clipped lambs show
ing most advance: bulk lambs $3.50
@1s.so; top 1890 fed clipped lambs
S12.25@ 1925; sheep strong; early eve
top $3.50; some held higher; feeders
steady; feeding lambs s12.50dl3.95.
, 1922-11-27
MONEY

NEW YORK. Nov. 2T.-Cali money
easier; high 4si; low A.. ruling rate
Az: closing bid 4: offered at al: last
loan =; call loans against a~cceptances
4. Time loans firm; mixed collateral,
5000 days S; 4 to 6 months 5; prime
commercial paper ~.
, 1922-11-27

DENVER. Colo. Nov. 27.-Cattie
receipts $500: market steady; beet
steers s5.25@7.s5; cows and heifers
s3.5095.5o; calves S61s: stockers
and feeders S5@7.
Hogs receipts 1000; market z5c TO
400 higher; :op s7.75: bulk 1880
40.
Sheep receipts $4,000; market
steady; uambs 12.5o912.s5 ewes 1926;
feeder lambs s11.75913.
, 1922-11-27

In Detroit an alleged murderer was
arrested while calmly shaving him
self with h same with which
he is charged with having slashed his
wife to death a half hour before.
, 1922-11-27

The prolonged strike in the Amos
keas mills at Manchester. N, H. the
largest textile plant in the world. has
been called off and the unions have
returned to work under protest.
, 1922-11-27

Henry Ford will inspect $4,000
acres OF coal lands in eastern Ken
lucky and western West Virginia this
week for which he is negotiating with
tho Elkhorn Coal company.
, 1922-11-27

Middle States OILS board OF direct.
ors will meet November 20 for divi.
dend consideration. several members
of the board now being absent in.
speeding Wyoming and Texas now
acquisitions and laying out business
programme.
, 1922-11-27

The Lockwood investigating COG
mission is holding a special meeting
in New York today in attempt to
avert n tie-up in the building trades
OF that city.
, 1922-11-27

Poison gas so deadly that one-tenth
o one per cent OF It IN the atmos-
phere would be fatal has been used
successfully in clearing a ship Of rats
end vermin.
, 1922-11-27

CHICAGO. Nov. 27.-vvheal No. 9
red LIS; No. = hard 1.i7d1I7%.
Corn No. 2 mixed 7oMG71N; No. 2
yellow 71Q72h. Oats No. . white
43& 645h; No. , white Az G43b.
Rye No. 2, s5ds5K. Barley e5aT2.
Timothy seed s.o0as.75. Clover seed
15.ood2o.oO. Pork nominal. Lard
l2.l5. Ribs 1l.oo912.oo.
, 1922-11-27

bill. then farm credits. Washington
believes that railroad Legislation Will
not DO included in the program with
little chance OF the president discus.
sing it in his message.
, 1922-11-27
)l : Finance = Bonds = Stocks = Grains = Livestock = All Marke
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE
'NARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD News
N..J. STANDARD MAY ENTER FIELD.

1t is expected in Washington that bids for the royalty oil
from the Salt Creek and Cat Creek fields which were to
have been opened on November Is. will be opened some time
this week upon the return Of Secretary Fall from New Mex
leo, although it may be some time later before the successful
offer is announced.
, 1922-11-27

---- Figures for October. $500
According to the American Petrol
cum Institutes analysis OF complete
official petroleum statistics for Sep
TENDER. 1929. there vas an excess Of
Indicated domestic consumption and
exports over domestic production and
imports amounting Il 1.4o1.1e5 bar
rels, for the month. or at an annual
rate OF l~7.o4T.s25 barrels. compared
with an excess consumption for the
previous month OF 2.232.o1s barrels.
or at an annual rate OF 26,2so, 1865
barrels. while there was an excess
production Of 2,s14.5T1 barrels or at
an annual rate OF 2s.16o,4so barrels
for September. 1921.
Exports and Consumption.
Exports of all petroleum to foreign
countries and to on-coniguous ter
ritories OF the United States totaled
s.455 .set barrels In September. s,os3.'
500 barrels in August and 5,sse.2os
barrels in September. 1921. The indi'
Gated domestic consumption OF petrol
cum and liquid products was 1853
75s barrels in September. 5o.s06 .s15
barrels in August and 35.4o3,3 39 bar
rals IN september As%i. Inc Excess VI
domestic production over indicated do
nestle consumption was 577.247 bar
rels in September. while there was
an excess OF indicated production OF
ABS .915 barrels in August. compared
with an excess production of 1.1O4.6s1
barrels in September. 1921.
Production and Wells.
Domestic production OF crude oil
totaled 45.24s.0o0 barrels, a daily
average Of 1903, 200 barrels in Sep
sember. compared with 36.5Os, 900 bar.
rels. a daily average of 1,216.9S3 bar
rels in September. 1921. There were
, 1922-11-27
WARNINGi

Desperate man at large. when last
seen he wore an Ole sui. that had
been cleaned and pressed me made
to look like new by
Jake. the Nifty Tailor.
Main Floor. Wyatt Hotel. Phone OIL.
i1-26-7t
, 1922-11-27

The federal trade commission IS to-
day considering the recent merger
OF the Bethlehem and Midvale Steel
companies.
, 1922-11-27

DULUTH. Mimi Nov. e7.-Ciosing
prices. Flax seed. November 2.s7 bid;
December, 2.34 asked; May 2.26ik
asked.
, 1922-11-27
Twenty industrials os.Ts. off 1.s2.
Twenty rails SASS. off IS.

Twenty industrials oe.is. off 1.52.
Twenty rails s2,bs. off SIS.
In>the quarter ended September 80.
1922. the Truman oil company reports
gross earnings OF S403,s74. expenses
II sT2,924. dividends paid OF 1891. 439
and a balance OF ssa,5io. In the pro.
vious quarter gross was S547 1874. ex.
penses sss,7s4. dividends t2o7 ,ess and
balance $3.50, ga, In explanation OF
the smaller earnings, n statement to
stockholders says; "The price OF oil
declined during the last quarter. Dur
ing this period we received nm aver
age price OF 4fc less per barrel than
was paid us in tire qquartcr ending
June 80. In all fields we have gone
slowly. doing little more drilling than
we were forced 10 do, conserving our
potential oil reserves for the higher
price that we think will come"
Middle States oils subsidiaries
have declared the following dividends
Imperial OIL common. regular quar
terly OF aM per cent. extra r of 1
per cent. and Imperial OIL preferred.
regular 3 per cen qquarterly: Texas
Chief OIL, regular quarterly OF 2 per
cent, extra l per cent; Dominion oil.
regular quarterly of . per cent. extra
1 per cent; Ranger Texas OIL. regular
qquarterly of 2 per cent. extra / per
cent. all of the above payable Janu.
airy I, 1922, 10 stockholders OF record
December 10. 1892.
, 1922-11-27

J.SP. Morgan started today from
Liverpool for New York.
, 1922-11-27
New Well Helps Middle States

oil Lease Development company,
The big prospecting concern which
recently acquired about IL 900 acres
by lease from the Middle States Oil
corporation for development purposes
reports that it has drilled in in sec
tion 24-i5-2o. Columbia county, Ark.
what promises TO be a very large pro
ductr. Steps r now being taken to
gauge Il. In this immediate locality
OIL Lease Development has 200 acres
Ill Gloss A leases. under the terms Of
which Middle States Oil shares equal.
y in the earnings. Also Middle States
md Southern States Jointly have 3.
90 acres adjacent, TO which tho new
we'll gives n large value. coEstruc-
ton OF a short pipe line win connect
his new field with the northern term
nus OF the Louisiana g. North West
abroad. which is controlled by Md.
10 States OIL corporation.
, 1922-11-27

Don't waste: he Is not the best
carpenter who makes tho bcr. chips.
, 1922-11-27

The regular session OF congress is
expected to AXE up the ship subsidy
, 1922-11-27
SILVER

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Foreign ba.
silver s4k: Mexican dollars 40.
, 1922-11-27

Pipeline and tank farm gross do
mestio crude oil stocks in the Unit.
&c States Increased 1915 900 barrels
IN the month OF October. according to
'igures compiled by the American
Petroleum institute from reports
made to 1t by representative compan-
les.
The net change shown by the re-
porting companies accounts for in
creases and decreases in general
crude oil stocks. including crude oil
in transit.
The increases shown by major ter
ritories follow:
East OF the Rockies ------ 900. 900
California 900
, 1922-11-27

Tho first national sugar congress
was opened Saturday In Havana and
60 questions are down for discussion.
II is said a strike Is threatened
among tho planters who will refuse
to deliver cane to tho mills until tho
present method of calculating pay.
ment is modified.
, 1922-11-27

Business in the west continues TO
hold its recent gains and in many
lines is showing further improve
ment.
, 1922-11-27
METALS

NEW YORK, Nov. Chopper
steady: electrolytic spot and futures
1879 @n. Tin firm. spot and nearby
3e>50@36.T5; futures 1925. Iron
steady, No. 1 Northern 2s@30: No. :
Northern 2sQ29; No. 2 Southern 23m
%; lead steady. spot T.1097.3o. Zinc
quiet: East St. Louis, spot and near
by delivery 1906. Anthony spot
ss.5o@s.75.
, 1922-11-27
Cotton.

Cotton.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Spot cotton
quiet; middlings $25.25.
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Opinion enlitida p0r el juez BGrga, de
HunlacaO, en- los aSuntos sGguidOS en-
contra del ST. Bolivar Pagan

mente Fajardo Sc dirigio la cor
te municipal, acompanado de algunos
agentes de orden pub leo. ALI habia un
gran ndmero de personals reunidas, fue
ra y dentro del local. FL Fiscal pene-
tr6 en- el ediGcio, paso por la sala del
juez y Sc dirigio la oficina del secre-
tario, requiriendole como guardador de
1os archives de la corte, ia entrega de
los casos de felony'' que sc habian
instruido el d.a anterior contra los CO.
misionados unionistas del municipio de
Fajardo, porque iba practicar una in
vestis acion de crden del Departamento
de Justicia. El. secretario contesto que
esos casos no habian sido ailn radica-
dos. Sin embargo Ell Fiscal declara ha
ber visto algunos de esos casos fe-
lony'' 'misdemeanor' sobre la me-
sa del secretario. FL juez intervino, di-
ciendo primero que Ell secretario estaba
ocupado, pero luego de haber estado
AAt%HNSNN~~N~~
del edificio expreso que Ell secretario
no tenia que entregar documento al
guno. Ell fiscal mostro al juez ell tele-
grama del Attorney General, sobre su
autoridad para hacer la Investigation,
manifestando Ell juez que ese telegra-
ma no valia NADIA que Ell obedecla
6rdenes del Gobernador. Sc trataba, Sc
gun ell telegrama, de una investigation
contra el Juez. FL Juez hablaba en- alta
VOC. con coraje, estaba nervioso, levan
taba los brazos, Y orden6 al fiscal Gus
saliera del local, para 10 cual lie conce-
dio In termino de ounce minutes sacan
do su reloj, o que de 10 con
trario lolanzaria violentamente. Ell
Juez no dijo que violencia iba
emplear para con ell fiscal, este es
en- que forma 10 lanzaria. No ejecuto
ningun acto de violencia y antes cue
transcurriera ell terlnino concedido, Ell
fiscal los agentes que 10 acompaiiaron
Sc retiraron sin que el fiscal practicar1
ALI investigation alguna reiacionada
con ell asunto, nj en- ningln otro sitio por
no haber recibido mevas 6rdenes al
efecto. Ell .dfa anterior Gle estos hechos,
el Fiscal habia estado en- Fajardo y
llamado por Ell juez, este le inform6
que tenia ciertos processes contra de-
terminadas personas los comisionados
(Continta en- Ia pag. 1O.)
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bio VS.. Benitez ct al, p D. P. r. $40.
Es el deber de todo Fiscal de Distri5o,
de acuerdo con la ley proveyendo 81
nombramiento aprobada ell de MARIO
de 1904, el procesar EN- su distrito a
tcdos los delincuentes por crimenes v
deiitos de que pueda conocer baio Ia
autoridad de Ell Pueblo de Puerto Ri
co; ejercer todas las acciones civiles
que conciernan al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico, Y llenar cumplidamente todos los
otrcs deberes que lie conieran las le-
yes comisiones del Attorney General.
Claramente, los 1scales de 6istrito no
forman parte del poder legislative, nj
del poder judicial porque no les esta
enccmendada la resolucion de contien
das judiciales, y como su mission con-
siste mas bien en- hacer que las leyes
Sc cumpIan, forman parte del poder eje-
cutivo.
La segunda question Sc refere a que
los hechos alegados probados no cons
tituyen delito publi1o. La prueba ha
demostrado que en- 16 de mayo de 1922,
el Fiscal recibio un telegrama del At
toIney General ccncebido en- los 81
guientes terminus: tInf6rmaseme cue
anoche juez municipal de Fajardo or
demo arrestos que fueron nevados a ca
bo durante noche por supuestos delitos
de 'misdemeanor' por los que ext
gi6 fianzas de cinco mil dolares, ponien
do ademas inconvenientes a la presta-
ci6n de las mismas. Ruegole Sc trasla-
de embellishments a Fajardo, investi-
gando actos realizados por juez aver,
informando sobre legalidad de los mis-
mos" Ell Fiscal Sc traslado Immediate
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DISTRITo JUDICIAL DE HUMACAO
p. R.-EN LA CORTE DE
DISTRITO

Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, contra Bo-
livar Pagan. Criminal NO. 1854, por
infracci6n del articulo "a del C6digo
nal.-Relacion del case " sentencia.
Ell dfa IS de diciembre de 1922, Sc
celebr6 la vista de esta causa seguida
por el Pueblo de Puerto Rico contra
Bolivar Pagan, por infracci6n del ar
ticulo "a del C6digo Penal. Dada lee
tura la acusaci6n, el acusado ratifi-
CO su allegation de no culpable y sc pro
cedi6 la practica de la prueba de car
go, luego de 10 cual ell acusado presento
una moci6n de absoluci6n perentoria,
slegando que los hechos, tai y como
Sc alegan en- la acusacion y aparecen
de la prueba, no son constitutivos de
delito pubIico, reservandose la corte
su resoluci6n. La defensa practice tam
bien su prueba, por 10 cue Ell case es-
ia defnitivamente sometido a nuestra
consideration.
En- la acusacion Sc imputa, en- subs
tancia que en- momentos en- que ell Els
cal, en- funciones de su cargo, por de-
legaci6n del Attorney General Sc per-
scn6 en- la Secretaria de la Corte NTu-
nicipal de Fajardo, Ell dia is de mayo
de 1922 a practicar una Investigation,
ell acusado lie impidi6 cumplir con los
soma que intentase por medic de anne
nazas violencia, consistentes estas
en- ordenarle que desalojara Ell local
de la corte en- ell plazo de ounce mi
nutos 0 que de 10 contrario 10 lanza-
ra por Ia fuerza, teniendo que mar
chsrse sin practicar la investigation.
FL articulo "a del C6digo Penal, que
Sc alega infringido, castiga toda per
soma cue intentarse por medic de ane-
naza violencia impedir lin funcio-
mario executive que cumpla cualquiera
obhgacion> impuestale por la ley.
La primera question levantada por
Ia exception perentoria es de que Ell
Fiscal no es I'm funcionario ejecutivo,
v ST un funcionario judicial o Quasi
judicial, citando 18 G j 1926. % R
G /. Sc, go Cyc. $50 y % Cyc 1913.
Funcionario eicutivo es aquel Gu
yos deberes consisten principalmente en-
hacer que las leyes Sc cuInplan. FL Pue
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VE.NI)O

Hermosa casa, de elegante estilo,
acabada de construir, esplendida CO.
modidad. Situada en- carretera, entle
cuatro escuelas y a pasos de la High
School.
Dirijase SUI propio duefo.
D. Disz Alexandra; Tcl6fonc 89a
Verde Santurce.
Deio Ia mitad de su yalor en- hipots-
cas-. ~ Advt.
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Sar1gre viciada Q aguada
Salud quebrantada :.

sus fuerzas. las PILDORAS DEL
DR.. LOVETT sc las 'restauraraff,
cnriqueciendole y purilicandolc la
sangre Ell absolute.
Para las mujeres debiles. para los
niiios que estan en- el dcsarrollo,.
para los hombres que estan agota-s
dos por cl trabajo excessive, por
abusos y por Intermediates agu-
das, las
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-28

Cuando Ia sangre esta aguada o
.viciada, la saiud Sc quebranta ia
cilinente. Miles de individuos que
han padecido de anemia y sangre
iinpura, que es como 81 dijeramos
ach2ques y debilidad, sc han cura-
do radicalmente con las PILDO-
RAS DEL DR.. LOVETT. No i'm
porta 10 que lie haya despojado de
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j, A. Ciusti & Co.
PRESENTA
Las Dos
N mas !
de
p r'11s.' ,
Serie Gaunont
Siete JoYnadas

Tres Banderas, enero A; Puerto
Rico, enero s; Cine Arecibo, enero
Z; Oli1npo, enero 8; Parque Borin-
qucn ,enor II; America, enro II;
Victory Garden, enero II; Norma,
enero 10; Cervantes, (Manati) ene-
70 21; Monte Carlo y Real enero
25; Pepino, enero 80; Las Casas, Ca
guas, Rio Piedras, Gurabo, Juncos,
Las Piedras, San Lorenzo, Broad
wy, Estrella, B6Igica, Apollo (Pon-
ce) Primavera (Guayama) comao,
Aibonito, Juan Diaz, etc. etc.
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Dr.Lopez de la Rosa
Horas de Ofcina:
8 a Ii a. m.
2 a a p. m.
Con ell Attorney

FL Assistant Lcdo ST.. Loret, no ha
terminado aGn su informe respecto
de los sllcesos de FajardO, Y Sc espe-
ia 10 tenga hecho esta tarde.
Ell Sr. Loret envi6 desde Fajardo,
un segundo telegrama al Attorney, in
sistiendo en- la conveniencia de Ia des-
tituci0n del juez de aquella pobla-
ci0n.
FL juez Gt-lGrgc, LcdO. Sr. Castej0n,
regres0 anoche de Faajrdo en- union
del Assistant.
Este conferenci0 con ell Attorney pa
IA redactar enseguida su informe.
En- In Mansion Ejecutiva, segGn Sc
informa, no Sc ha tornado ninguna ac-
ci6n.
Sc espera que el GObernadOr olga
su Ultima palabra cuando lie sea trans
mitido ell repetido infOrme del Assis-
tant. Sc cree que, de acuerdo, en- los
telegramas de este, insista su opinion,
sometida nj Attorney, de un cambio
de personal ell 10 que respecta al juez.
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Ell doctor RUIZ sArnau,
regresa a NeWYOrk

En- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" ha en-
barcadO hoy para Estados Unidos,
nuestro estomado amigo ell DIR. Ra-
mon Ruiz Arnau, prestigioso profe-
sional que disfruta ell esta sociedad
de un alto credito Y muchas simpa-
tfas.
Como saben nuestros lectores ell DIR.
Ruiz Arnau, vino Puerto Rico con
ell iinicO fin de conOcer ell estado de
SUI cuIado ID. Angel Cestero Molina,
quien Sc encuentra bastante aliviadO
de la enfermedad que 10 detiene en-
CANA hace va bastante tempo.
Ell IMPARCIAL Sc complace en-
tributarle al DIR. Ruiz Arnau, un cor
dial saludo dc despedida, deseandole
un viaje muy feliz, y que prontO ten
gamOs La satisfaction de verle de nue.
vo por su TERRA, donde es tan estima-
do.