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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
KILLED BY THRESHER

Mr.. Ed Pilgrim, about sixty years
old, was killed near Central last
Thursday when he stepped from a
barn loft on tor threshing machine,
slipped and fell into the drum Of the
thrcshcr and had one leg torn off
almost AT his body. He died within
thirty minutes after the accident.
Mr.. Pilgrim came to Central from
Pcndlcton. He was wcll-known
throughout the section in which he
lived and was held in high esteem.
Funeral services were conducted
from the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Ted Kinslcr, and intcrment followed
Saturday in Flat Rock cemetery.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
r.ARSONS-DANiS

On last Saturday afternoon at i
o'clock the sweet tones OF the we'd
ding bells were waited to US on the
trccZcs chat came from the eastern
sid CT our village, whcn Miss Gladys
Parsons, at the home Of her mother,
became the happy bride Of Alr. b. f.
Davis, of Lecsburg, Fla. The little
home nesting among the hills was
Flowers from the home garden were
used effectively in the decoration Of
the rooms.
The Lohcngrin wedding march was
played by Mrs. Ernest Folger, Miss
Lucille Hallum, Mr.. James CAN'T and
Mr.. James Partridge, on the v:olins,
accompanied by Miss Matte May
Hallum on the piano.
The bride and bridegroom entered
from the rear hall and stood before
an improvised altar of beautiful
ferns and palms, over which was an
arch of white shasta daisies entwincd
with ivy. The bride was at
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oro,o ,,,;tb ooc,,;a - watch and
,...,,;,a :, sho,ro. ho,ro+ &c h,;,,o,s
rcScs and valley El,:ae Hor onlv
crnament was . noarl nccl,),co ,
gift Of the groom. The impressive
inc. cornn,onv was r,.forn,od nv
Rev D. w. Hiott.
Af,er thc ceremonv an inrormal
rc.rnton was held. duriro which
blc.k cream and cake we're served.
Tho bride was Tho rocinirnt Of manv
,ro,ty and useful ul,ycnts. Thcy
l,rt fc, wedding tr.p through ,be
mountains oc Western Nulth Carolina
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Rev. Clarence l.. Craig Killed In
stantly Last Week.

Rev. Clarence l.. Craig, one of the
ty, WAS killed by lightning OIL his
farm cn Kocwee ri,\r Tuesday after
noon, July is, about five o'clock. Flu
neral services were conducted the
following day at the residence by
k,v. X. y. Hudson, assisted by Rev.
Fulton Childross and Rev. Mr.. Lang
stcN OF Walhalla. Intcrmcnt followed
in th> historic Craig burying ground.
Nh Craig and enc Of his sons were
rlowing Tuesday afternoon when a
storm and rain came up. Mr.. Craig
sought shelter under large sycamore
tree while the son went home. AS
the ram continued the son got q rain
coat and carried it to q nearby house
wh,., ne supposed his father would
SOCK shelter. Failing to find his
tath,r at the house the boy went TO
The yvamcro tree where he last saw
his. father and found the dead body
lying IN the creek lcarby His horse
Was also in inc creek and it is sup
poScd that the horse was shocked by
The li&h;m;ng and threw Mr Craig
| into tn, creek.
Nh Cra.m was bc.n near kcowce
river in pickcns county April 4, 1872,
! death. II, was prominent both rs an
educa,or and Bartist minister in
| pi~kons and Occnoc counties. He had
been pastor and taught school in both
counties and served three terms as
Superintendent oi education in Oconce
county. IL, was a candidate for sup
clintcnd,nt oG education in Pickcns
county six years age. Az the time Of
his death h, was principal Of the
Palestine school.
BY some Mr.. Craig was considered
as peculiar, but those who knew him
well know that thcr, were no better
men than Clarence Craig. He was
Il stan gentleman, a good citizen
and tru, friend. He met the adver-
,, sites of life brav.ly and fought a
good fight and could always be found
: cn ihc right side During his life
time he did lot Of good which will
be long Remembered by those he left
behind
William S. and Nancy Allgood Craig.
He married Miss Ada, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff H. Brown Of the
Griffin section, and she with seven
bilb,,n cu,,v;r, hin, IIp is alIO
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
LIBERTY ORGANIZES CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE.

Liberty, July IS. On Friday night
Of last week the business men of
Liberty met in the Masonic Hall for
the purpose Of organizing a chamber
CT commerce, which will lead to the
Improving and upbuilding OF the
town as a whole.
One feature Of the meeting was
the address made by Prof. Rich
bourg. In his course Of talk he
pointed out the needs Of chamber
of commerce in Liberty and explained
what a great change could be made
IN the town by such an organization.
An election Of officers resulted as
follows:
President, DR.. j. c.. Hunter.
Vice president, Harry Chapman
Secretary and treasurer, George
McCravy.
The road question was discussed
and plans were made to urge the
commissioners to build road rom
Liberty to Six Mile.
The majority Of the business men
in Liberty were present and all show
cd much enthusiasm toward having "A
chamber of commerce. They believe
that in short while the town Of
Liberty will be greatly benefited by
such an organization.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

y 2d-ycar-old daughter Of Mr.. Bob
Wright, who lives on Mr.. G. II.
stantly killed by lightning last Fri
day aftcrnoon. Funeral services were
held Saturday and intcrmcnt was at
the I.ibcrty cemetery. A sister Of
the dead lady was severely shocked
By the fatal stroke but has recovered.
This makes the sixth person killed
hy lightning in P;ckcns county this
summer.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27

The iats and leans played again
Monday afternoon. Manager Holder
CT the fats was absent and under the
direction of Acting Manager Clayton
the fats wcrc s!auehlcrcl 22 to 2.
Ernest Folgcr who has played BAH
longer than Hans Wagner. proved
that he is still good when he went
into the pitchers box and had his
younger opponents acting Ike a bird
with salt on its tail
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
WIl.LiAMS-HlOTT

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Williams, of near Easley, was the
scene of a beautiful wedding cerc-
mony on Wedne sday morning July 49,
at o'clock when the youngest daugh
ter, Miss Flossie Williams, was mar
ricd to D. W. Hiott, Jr., of Easley.
The house was lovely with q pro-
fusion Of flowers, the color scheme Of
green and white being most effective
The soft glow CT cand,elight added
charm and beauty to the occasion.
Promptly at the appointed hour, the
strains Of Mendelsshon's wcddino,
march, played by Mrs. Joe Hunter CT
Lynchburg, Va, cousin Of the bride,
were sounded. The officiating min
i:tcr, Rev. D. w. Hiott, father Of
the groom, took his appointed place
before beautiful arch of green and
white. The bride and groom entered
together and, standing beneath the
a,ch, rliahtcd their wedding VOWS.
tho impressive rim" ceremony being
used
,rbo ,,r..lc ,r.,. ,av,,,. ~ ;, e,i+ of
n,,.,, h1,,o .,5 ,r,ro cr,.,n, -
l,,iin's ,oeo. ana Irio& q; III, vo,)ay
Mis- llott, a. Miss Williams, ha-
lccn greatly admired BY a,la,%o hos
cf f,;cnds and !, , vornr ,adv e M
y nal b,,u,v ana n.rsorol charm.
sbo ;s q graduate cf Wirthron Cd-
l,o, ora c;rc, bor u,,5,,,,ion h..
,an~ht in nc Easlcv HIGH Schoo, and
bnh schoo] &C Winston salem n. G..
Mr.. uiott is one Of Easley's best
c;t;zons and = hnsinrss man Of hiph
r.nnto Ac ,bn editor of The Ea..
lo, p,coross he ;s admired nv q nam
lcr of friend. thrcuphmt the state.
J,,,ood;ot.,,, ofter tbo c,rcmony
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
ENROLMENT FIGURES

Seven hundred and nincty-siS peo-
pie are enrolled on the club book Of
the Pickens precinct Easlcy Town
enrolled S7S and Glcnwood Mill 252.
Others not heard from. The books
closed Tuesday
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE

The Woman's Auxiliary of the
presbyterian church at Easley will
fofd a meeting at that church on
August 4th.
Invitations are extended to eash
auxiliary in the county to attend this
institute, 1t will begin at 8 o'clock.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
ALI.-DAY SINGING

There VIII be an all-day singing at
Tabor Methodist church the second
Sunday in August. The Pickens
Township Singing convention will
meet there and the Easlcy convention
has been invited also.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27

ers were bubbling over with mes
sapcs Of love and inspiration. Mrs.
W. j. Hatcher Of the Sunbeams held
her hearers all but spellbound with
the deep gospel truths. 30 beautifully
yet so simple told, as to our Mas
ter's love for the little children and
His exaltion of the little ch.ld. Mrs.
D. II. Kennemur of Liberty was re-.
elected superintendent Of this york.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
vi LOTS OF LIBERTY NEWS
InteEcating LEGAL Items From An In
teresting Town.

tefeStHiS; 1anliy, ana they go from
among Us with the love and best
wishes OF the community.
Master Roy Heaton is visiting his
grandm ether, Mrs. Job Smith.
Miss Emmic Smith and her broth
cr Frank were visitors in Greenville
on Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Farr visited relatives
ir Greenvillc last week end
Mr.. NJ. A. BoggsS Of the Presbyte-
ran church, took his Sunday school
class Of youffg men and young wo-
men fo4 a picnic TO Jocassee Valley
July 18th. These young people re-
we're their honorcd tGacher, and this
day was charmingly spent
Mr. and Mrs. Anon Lawrence and
children Of Ashcville, are visiting at
the home cf their uncle, Nlr. w. S.
Parsons.
Masters Darrell and Roscoe HUFF
spent last week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mark Hunt.
Miss Virginia Strickland Of Atlanta
- 60 49, 'i'"'''
,1. :. ,, =,
gether with their wives spent the
o1:.
90
49,!
c ,I;. 1: VIZ IN.
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Caa...I '
Nee D,;sv 1or M,;o, &c pa,+o,,
j. ,,;.;.;, ~, n, ", ~
To,m
M. and Mrs 7 Ro,;sto,. have
returned from, . de,;eh1fn, soiourn at
11os,a.ao,,.;,o
Mas+on Horold 1ohncor ;o v;s;t;,o
=, N;,etv s;x with b;s c.nein Honr,.
Sanders
Mr.. = w Mason to the delioht
If he, n,anv friends here. has re.
t,,rned from an extended visit with
her son at Winnsboro.
Mrs W p Glenn and Mrs. r. G..
Smith ,ycr1 sncnd-thc- -dav oucsts on
Fridav of last week with MIS-. Van
(1av+c, Of p;ckcns.
MIR. and Nys. Garrett Sheldon and
l.t). Jauoh+,. Sara, have returned
fyon - visit with relatives at Brc-
ya7a
Miss C!aMe Pichbourg, the cff-
c:ent loader OF ths Young Peoples
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-07-27
SINGING CONVENTION

The Hurricane Singing convention
will meet with Mountain View church
the first Sunday in August
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Prom Frocks

The chief topic of conversation these days at scE at home too, for that natter is Prom. Just ev Is talking about it-girls especially have grea
 say about the new dresses they're going to wea
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
DRENNEN'S Depend dable Silks

Besides the extra special values that go sale to-
 morrow you will find many weaves that have just arrived and will be featured in this ceiling.
 Stripe Crepe de Chine For shirts and dresses, pretty eolorfu 1xQ effects Special VAs1o
 Silk Jersey Shirtns 22 inches wide. entirely just arrived CT 20 and priced special at VAsA~
 Gold Band Black Taffeta 3s inches wide, very popular quality. 2Qr Drennen's price, yard O~S
 Georgette Crepe A nice assortment of colors. 40 inches wide OQ~ Sale yard wv
 White Jersey Silk Shirting Entirely in plain and stripe c1hQ effects, yard .,.................. VAs1O
 Canton Crepes Very fine quality, in all the shades, c0 OQ 40 inches wide Priced for this sale. yard @AsCO
 Black Satin White Band" quality 3s inches wide. CT AQ reliable grade yard ~A.7o Jap Pongee All silk. B inches wide This a good quality. %. Drennen special at ........................ OCS
 Crepeback Satin H..vy ay.y in d. n.w color. for spring 70 nehs.
 Cirese Band Satin rich black lustrous quality, 36 inches wide. on. Dur sale price, yard OVS Printed Crepe de Chine and Ceorsette
 All tn. latest pretty designs and eolorinss @ QQ Specially priced a yard, $24s and @A.CO
 Krepeknit One of the seasons silks, black r0 n and eolor full se inehe. wide. Yard ......... @L.iJ
 Silk Broadcloth shrting Pretty stripes and plads in fast eolor., r1 no B inches wide Sale price, yard ........... @1sJO
 Crepe de Chine Ever 90 many pretty color effees 40 inches wids QQr
 oAe pf'ee y.rd "
 Chiffon Taffeta All the most wanted colors. CT % se inches wide S1.Ao
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Special Announcement

Beginning tomorrow, Monday, we will place on sale thousands of beautiful pure silk, silk fiber and high grade Iisle hose at very special prices.
 The quality of our silk hosiery will delight you. It's fashioning in the very smartest shades and the swagger new styles is only inci- dental to the most important fea- ture of our entire stock which we emphatically desire to impress upon our discriminating patrons every pair of silk hose in our
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21

Flaxon
 Yard-wide, the best made, big range of patterns in stripes and checks. This is an extra special value 2O~ at -.... ..........-.. OSS
 Plisse Crepe
 f A ured white and pink. The H nuine. A splendid basement. DE- barga for this sale, yard kON
 Remnants of Voile voille remnants in values up to 3sc yard, in plain and self-stripe 10r effects. Sale price, yard ... AOS
 Beach Cloth
 Beach cloth, 4oc value, 36 inches wide. edges slightly soiIed, 0E~ hence this low price. yard EOS Sea Island Domestic 3e inches wide, good quality, 10c smooth finish domestic, yard AON
 Check Dimity
 A splendid quality (50c value) in vari-size checks, extra special 0O~ price, yard ........s... ZOC
 Dress Ginghams Good quality ginghams in plaid pat terms, usually sold at 15c. 10c specially priced, yard AOS
 Childrcn's Drawers Made of splendid quality muslin in sizes and 4 only. Only few of these left. Close out price. 1Eo Tor --.4. = - -
 Curtain Marquisette Yard-wide, in white and ecru, spe- eially priced for this sale at, 1S yard .................... 10C
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Your Favorite TOILET ARTICLES at "Still Lower''
 Prices

E With every purchase II rec of Lady Mary Face Powder t5oc) we will give free Soc box of Lady Mary Rouge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Our Mail Order Service

o ourM al merchandise i to "DRENNEN's, BIRMINGHAM" and we do the rest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21

Hat Trimmings Hat trimmings carried over from for i. mer seasons that we are closing out regardless of cost. Flowers, fruits, plumes, etc. They are e to V1 priced at ..... OC W I Women's Taffeta Dresses New style taffcta dresses in black, brown and navy, neatly trimmed, values to $10.oO, all newest styles. ss:sm.D, ss.sI..ay priced in S4.95
 Plisse Crepe
 Plisse crepe, best of all underwear fabrics. They are in 1 to 3-yard lsnghts, and come in all the popular colors, some fancy designs. IF Get in the basement, yard. OG
 Silk Stripe Madras Shirt madras in zeautifal silk stripes. Large assortment to choose 0A from Yard -......... 03O
 Apron Bingham Good quality, in all sizes n- blue cheeks ................ OC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Children's 3-4 Leg SilK ElsIe

effects showing the following combdnatf0nss
 white lavender and white, pink and vhitss eordc and gold, green and black C very special sale price U
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
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lMPORTANTE INFORMAClON

tes los actOs que le imputan con la
petici6n de quiebra preSentada. Ell la
cual figura envUelta una suma alre-
dedor de $100.0O0.
Los supuestOs quebrados. cuando SUI
pieron que Sc habfa nombrado un sin
dico, parece ser que utilizaron los ser
vicios del senor Constantine Fernan-
dez, que segGn~ nos dicen, es muy en-
tendido en- asuntOs de cOntabilidad. pa
ra que enderezara un POGO los libros.
los pusiera al cOrriente o abriera un
nuevO juego de libros; pero ahora,
cuando ha llegado ell momento de pre-
sentar estos librOs como prueba, el
abogado de los peticionarios, Lcdo. Sal
vador Suau, Sc opone la presenta-
ci6n de los mismos, porque parece, Sc
gun pudimos DIR aver, que no estan
en- fOrma.
Varios testigOs declararon en- esta
impOrtante vista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
AMENISIMA FUNCION

FL concerto del joven tenor belga
en- el teatro StiNEd. de Miramar esti
noche. empezara las ocho. media
V ofrecera entire otTos varios, los 81
guientes alicientes:
Presentation del tenor por cl joyer
don Ramon Acosta.
EXhibici5n de la magnftica obra ci
nematografica Amor D Cel0s.
1-Romanza "Lucevan le stelle", dc
Tosca.
2.-Lakme Lakme ton donx regard
Sc vOile).
3-''Siciliana" de Caballerfa Rus
ticana.
4-"Pagliacci" (RecitaD.
La function es beneficio del Refu-
giO de Ninos Desamparados.
Localidades de venta: taquilla del
Strand. varias familias de Miramar, y
Bazares Paris y Gonzalez Padfn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
Los repubicanos esperan que D. Carlos
Toro Labarthe sera gobernador INFERNO
y le dara la batalla al Senado.
Los uniionistas aseguran que D. Jose E
Benedicto sera gobemador INFERNO por
delegation de Mr.. Rely.
5Quienes estaran mas acertadOs?

entrada en- tOdos los tribunaleS de
justicia candidates mixtos.
Las antecedentes noticias contrastan
diametralmente con las puestas en- cir
culaci6n por los unionistas. que asegu-
ran como verdaderos los siguientes
infOrmes, que al igual de los otfos,
el pGblico debera ponerlos en- cuaren-
tena:
Mr.. Reilly llegara incondicionalmen-
tie dispuestO a seguir el viejo orden de
cOsas, Y cancelara todOs sus nombra-
mientos Y aceptara la recommendation
del partido unionista, para la provi-
sion de los cargos publicos. -It i
Don Carlos Toro, Mr. Lippitt, Mr..
Wilson Y el seiior Santiago Carmona
v con estos todos los que no merecie-
sen la confirmation unionista, saldran
del gobierno. Les sustituiran uhi6nis-
tas de probado abolengo.
FL seiior Barcel6 ha vencido a Mr..
Rely Y este Sc dispone, consecuente
con el entendido de ambos, dejar que
el primero en- calidad de presidente
del Senado, lie haga las recOmenda 10
mes oficiales de los candidates para
puestos pdblicos, que cl gobcrnador
habra de nombrar.
Ell seilor Benedicto ejercera nuev;-
mente de gobernador INFERNO ell susti-
tuci6n del seiior Huyke. que Sc al
senta; Y el, de conformidad con el cam
bio que Sc operara en- Mr. Rely, ejer
cera las funclOnes del jefe cjccuti, o,
hasta tantO sc hayan hecho los nue1 Os
nombrameintos y los que deje aproba-
dos el Senado.
BenedictO nombrara de acuerdo con
la Junta Central, Sc da segura la
designation del DR.. Ruiz SOler para
Sandal ingenierO Esteves, para In
terror; para Agriculture Y Trabajo Sc
nOmbrara Don Jose L. Berries, O a
Don Juan N. Matos, Don Luis
! Cuevas Zequeira Don Manuel Pc
rez Aviles a cualquier otro de los
aspirantes a dicho cargo, entire los que
sc nombra al Ingeniero Bruno.
Para el puesto del sefor Carmona,
volvera don Jose Coll Cuchf don
CelestinO Marrero, 10 ocupara uno
de los abOgados uniOnistas de diferen-
tes puntos, que 10 tienen solicitado.
Mr.. Rely regresara Y transcurr;das
varias semanas abandOnara la gober-
| naci6n de esta isla, volviendo al 81
ito de Orfgen. Entonces Benedicto O
cualquier Otro prohombre unionista
/, que refna la capacidad exigida, sera
nombradO gobernador propietario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

UnO de nIestros repOrteros acOgi6
anOche. con la reserva cOnsiguiente,
estas noticias, que Sc las comunicaban
entire ST varias personals que pudie-
ran estar bien enteradas:
En- ell pr6XimO vapOr que salga de
este puerto para New York. despues
del regreso del Gobernador Reilly, EN-
barcara Don Juan B. Huyke, para rea-
liar diligencias del Departamento de
instruction.
Esta acordado por ell Departamento
de Asuntos Insulares Y aceptado por
ell Presidente Harding, que Don Car
los T0ro, sera nombrado gObernadOr
interirnO, de un momento a otrO, des-
pues del ,retornO de Mr.. Reilly, quien
no tOmarh la direction Official del Eje-
cutfvo, hasta fines de febrero, fecha
en- la que haya dado fin la session eje-
cutiya del SenadO La gObernaci6n pa.
SARA de manos del seiior Huyke al
Seflor Tore. Este sefa el encargado de
enyiar al Senado los nOmbramientos
que deban ser lsometidos Su cOnSide-
raci1n v vistObueno. FL Senado no pO-
dra rechazar el nombre de Don Car
los TorO, para Comisionado de Agri-
cultura Trabajo, porque al haber
obtenido el de Mr.. Harding ell nombra-
miento de gobernador INFERNO, ell re-
chaZo signiticarfa un ultraje injusti-
ficado para el Presidente y una mani
fiesta hostilidad la naci0n.
Sc trata de que Mr.. Lippitt lie sus-
tituya m americana native. Igual a
Mr.. Wilson. Mr. Rely vendra dispues-
to a que sean cancelados algunos de
sus nombramientOs que han tenido la
oposici6n general. Definitivamente que
daran los uniOnistas con Obras Phi
blicas, Tesorerfa y Negociado de Ma
teriales, Transportes e Imprenta; los
los socialistas con Agricultural Ira
bajO, am cuando academicamente, los
republicanos tendran parte en- este oil
timo Departmental.
Ell senior Esteves y el sef1or Benz
tez no seran aceptados para el Inte-
rior Sc les dara la direction a otros
dos ingenierOs unionistas. Los seflores
Benedicto y Siaca continuaran en- sus
puestos.
Sc desconoce 81 el DIR. Pedro Gu
tierrez Igaravidez sera ell director de
Sandal. Don Carlos TorO seguira en-
su cargo, no ser que pudiera ser
nombrado tesorero, 81 Benedicto re-
nunciaSe.
Ell gobernadOr continuara favorecien-
do los ideales republicanos, dara
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
r. SAN FRANCISCO

bra de la casa A. Ortega Y Co.. del
pueblo de la Cidra, mercantil que sc
dedica hace algdn tempo al comerciO
de pr0visiones, mercerfa, ferreterfa
etcetera.
La casa A. Otero Co, actualmen-
te esta bajo la administrators judi.
cial de un sfndico que fu6 nonlbrado
por la Corte, previa fianza que pres
taron los peticiOnariOs.
Los sei1ores A. OterO Co., cOmpa.
recieron la citaci6n que le fue hecha
por medic de SUI abogado Juan B. So
to, habiendo negado EN- todas sus par.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
PLEITO TRASLADADO A LA
CORTE FEDERAL

FL Secretario de la Corte de DiStri-
to de Aguadilla. ha remitido al Secre-
tarrio de la Corte Federal, la trans
cripci6n de los autos en- el caso civil
ndmero 1868, establecido Ell aquella
Corte, por Carmen NJ. .Salsuero, con
ira la American Railroad Co., recia-
mando la sulna de $3.50, por indem-
nizaci5n De dafos Y perjuicios.
Este pleito ha sido trasladado a la
COrte Federal. .........,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
cuant0 I'D. necesita
bdrd lever sMs nnds a la mOda

Revise ahora lista de Pascuas cuAntos de
probmas de Pascuas pueden resuetos Ia selection
de juegos Cutex para obsequios de Pascuas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
CRIMNN SENSATIONAL =

Con fecha de aver: telegrafi6 el
jefc del Distrito de Guayama, que
Alexandra Perez. jornalaro. di0 muer-
te a Lorenzo Caldcr0n, utiliZandO uu
macliete, infri6ndole tremenda herida
en- eI cuello. El matador luego di6se
Il la fuga, siendO perseguido por la
policfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20

co& las de makau
Domingo acuerdo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
IMPORTANTE VISTA DE UN Case
DE QUIEBRA. EN- LA CORTE
FEDERAL

Aver todo ell dfa, ha estadO celebrdn-
dose ante el juez Odlin, en- ell salon
peaueiio de la Corte, donde Sc discu-
ten lhs mOciOnes V eXcepciOneS, la
vista de una petici0n de quiebra de
relativa importancia.
Sc trata de un case. en- ell cual
los seilores J. Ochoa Hermanos, Sa-
riegO Fernandez v SucesOres de +,
Ortega y Co., presentaron ante la Cor
te, una petici0n, solicitando Ia qlie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-20
Ell PAGO DE LA LEY ORGANICA

Ell Secretario Executive informa que
ell valor de los ejemplares de la Ley
Organica, que Sc pidan su ofcina,
debe enviarse en- metalico o Ell un giro
postal. No pueden aceptarse sellos de
correo, porqt:5 10 Que pr3du~a la ven
ia de ese folleto ha &c in%rtsar en-
La Tesorerfa de Puerto kieo, al Gro
ditto del "Fondo espetiai para la impre-
sion de leyes y bdie5ine> atlninistra-
tivos.'