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The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27

FINAL hCCOON|
 Notice is hereby given that Claude Stewart the administrator of the Es- tate of James Ray Fritter, deceased, has rendered and presented for settle ment and filed in said above named court, his final account of his admins tration of said estate and that Sat urday the 18th day of December, 1922, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the office of the United States Commissioner and eX-officio Probate Judge of Chitina Precinct, Territory of Alaska, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court as the time and place for the settlement of said account and for the final closing up of the affairs of said estate at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file ex- captions in writing to the said account and contest the same.
 Dated at Chitina, Alaska, the 9th day of October, 1922.
 o. A. NELSON.
 United States Commissioner
 and ex-officio Probate Judge. FRANK H. FOSTER, Attorney for Ad- ministrator. Cordova, Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27

OUT FOR THE WINTER N. Marion, well-known river pilot of
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

IN UNITED STATES COMMISSION FRS COURT IN AND FOR CHITINA PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA
 Gn Probate) In the Matter of the Estate of James Ray Fritter, Deceased. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOllNI
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-27
STORE FURNITURE FIXTURES
 AND EQUIPMENT

Two wall cases, 3 chests with draw CTS, floor cases, sewing machine, 2 wall cases with shelves, 1 table with drawers, sewing table, 1 small table, dressing table, dressing table with drawers, 1 center table with drawers, 1 manicure table, 1 large show case, 2 wicker chairs, rugs, lot flowers and decorations, curtains, 2 sets draperies, cash register, mirror, 3 display figures, display stand.
 The store furniture and fixtures above described will be sold however,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22

The many people in South Bend
who have In previous years heard
Fred b Smith speak when he was
engaged in International Y. NJ. c. A.
work and in the work Of the Men
and Religion Forward Movement"
will welcome his return TO South
Bend Sunday His subject. when ne
speaks at the First Presbyterian
church at 1880 Sunday evening. viii
be America and World War Pros
pects.' His address VIII be the re-
suit of a trip around the world in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22

rapoly .- potash Production by ex-
plotting .h former German mine,
-lere Today the German factories
and mines % The remaining parts Of
Germany produce and sell potash at
about half the price o. the French
production all over the world In spite
of a-l restrictions ON import into
France and England
Exactly the same conditions pre-
vail n the occupied Scar District
Industries The French introduced
the franc standard there, much 20
their detr.mcnt. as the German in
Lugr.es in the Rhineland can do
much cheaper work on account Of
the low exchange. Millions u
francs are be.ns lost by French
firms in this way. ana it is only
question If time that they viii break
down altogether Hitherto the
French government makes Up for
these private losses by means Of
public funds. but how long viii that
last2 Sooner or later il viii tell on
the French budg
Things viii become even worse
when once the Wiesbaden scheme
which provides separations by
means Of delivery of goods ia in
fu, swing Numerous factories
win have TO close and the French
viii AZ last learn that they
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
NEW GOLD STRIKES
AT CRIPPLE CREEK

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. oct. 81
old timers of this once famous
mining camp are seeing visions
% revival of those prosper
GUS days when this section was the
greatest gold producer in the world.
Since 1918 there has been little or
no activity and Cripple Creek. 90 the
outsider. was not Cripple Greek II
years ago. when gold was 90 be
found al grass roots" and money
was spent Iavishly The big mines
have been closed. but with the dis
covery Of several strikes OF rich gold
ore recently pioneers are looking
forward 90 boom DAVIS.
Many Of the old workings are re-
opening and scores of pro-peotors are
drifting into town Pr0ct.cai" eF-
e-v active mine u tine camp is pro-
Guciu- gold and tine famous Port
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22

the interests of world peace He VIII
point out where the finder boxes OF
the " Jrld are at present located,
and show how great is the longing
in the hearts Of the people of the
world for peace
Mr.. Smith has just written a book.
con the Trail of the Peacemaker."
which is 10 be published by The
Macmillan company. a hearty invi-
tation is extended 20 all the people
of the city TO come and hear Mr..
Smith. one of the outstanding reHg-
ious leaders i'm the United States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
CLAIMS PREPARATION
PLANS HURT ALLIES
Weisbaden Scheme of Pay
ment in Goods Called Worse
Than Cash Plan.

BERLIN Oct -I.- "Tr more
Germany pays separations the verse
10 wiz boz FOR the Allies" is the par
adoxical view held by tine prominent
industrialist and put-cist. Arnold
RechDerg IN an article entitled
What Versailles Cost the Entente p"
published here by the Neue Ber..u-r
Zeltung
Every gold mark which Germany
pays the Allies i'm compliance with
the clauses Of the Versailles treaty
deprives the national wealth Of
France Of from two 20 three francs
and that Of England about 1920
shininEs. Therefore the Allies vic
tory over Germany is a Pyrrhus
victory.
When France gained Alsace and
Lorraine IL hoped 90 acquire the mo-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22

You can now Duy "a Dutch Master
Ciga~ for 10c 276 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
~ hite Wdy"
viii RiUaI Broadway

AKRON. oct PA White Way
extending five miles from CUyahoga
Falls over the new S4OO0.0O0 VIA
duct into Akron and 10 South Ken
more is the dream of local council
and business men. If carried out
the Illuminated street would rival
Broadway of New York I'm its brill
lance. To is TO be paid for largely
10y private subscription as a means
OF advertising Akron and attracting
tralD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Cherry Tree Blossoms
in Fall on Ohio Lot

BUCYRUS. Ohio. oct. GA
cherry tree. belonging 10 C.. B.
Henry, here. Is n bloom
After bearing a couple Of bushels
Of cherries last summer the tree
vas attacked by leaf-bIght All
the leaves dropped off. The tree
has developed "a new crop Of leaves
and blossoms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Russ Death Sentence
Is Cut 10 Fire y ears

MOSCOW oct. 81 60 A district
attorney in the Military Court IN
Moscow has been proven 20 have
served ia the Intelligence Depart
ment OF the c0unter-revoIuuou
les. A death sentence was passed
but was commuted 20 five years of
Imprisonment. a year ago similar
convictions brought immediate exc
cution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22

land mine. from which millions of
dollars worth of ore have been taken,
is reported 20 have located a large
body of ore samples of which have
produced as high as $4,000 "a ton
at the mill
News of these strikes has given
Cripple Greek a new lease on life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-22
Miss Liberty, Atop
Capitol Dome. Baihed

WASHINGTON. oct 21-AisS
Liberty. atop the dome of the
United States Capitol. received her
decennial bath this fall.
An army of workmen. in order To-
reach the goddess who holds aloft
her torch high above the Capitol
Of scaholds up the side 90 the
building They first washed her
and then painted her and the first
SHOWS of winter VIII find her
wearing a nice new gown.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

VIII Negliot,i wrecked Allen MoSfe's
Ford car and did mose or less damage
{" horse last Saturday night. while
haffyihg To keep picture show date a,
Grover. lie Was driving a, rate Of
possibly 2S miles an hour. hear Sligo.
'Aheh Walter hart~ig. apparently in a
greater hurry. whipped around him in a
cloud Of dust, Before the aus, had
raised. OF settled. vogiiot,i had struck
the hSfse. which had probably been
scared and e0asased by the passing Of
the first car. He does not know hon
badly he injured the animal: ba. W. 4.
Rh0adafmsf to4aa 0hs Of his with It's
leg brossa the following evening. So
tina, II had TO bc killed.
Frank Deal arrived today FOE brief
visit a. ke@ta and .tth neighbass in
the kalaas hsighb@fh0oa. where he has
2i0 acres Of lahs. He has sPsat much
of the SUMMER in tg~a.
Ms. ard Mr.. r Z, hfiarell took
their ehildfeh. Mary Josephine and
Edgar. to Greeley hospital today TO
have yhsis t6hsiIs removed
Miss Watson left today tes an ca
sehasa visit ~ith bet .fieht. Mrs
kemps0a. in pehsefs
l.. II. uh1es~6oa ha. returned sfon,
a several weeks auto trip thru Kansas
ard Miss0afi.
Mis-. Grace Bradford .ehs to Greeley y
.hi. .ees TO enter State Teachers Col
Icge.
The glnsr boatsr family is moving
10 Cheyenne thi. seek.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
buekiaxhsa News itsas

Buekiaxksa News itsas
Mrs. Eastman visited Mrs Phelps
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lou Faies ard children were
guests al the l. T.. Potter home Thur
day.
a. L. RaPp. Jos Siisis. and Lou
fsies returned Friday from Denver.
Mrs. Goddard shd children who have
been visiting a, the tIltreli home have
returned To their honsS in Sterling.
4 number from here attended the
snaihsss' sale Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Win.rsboasnc were
calling In this ncixhboshood Tuesday.
Frank Do,y. o! Colorado Springs. has
bses si.ilisg his brothers. Arthur and
Asiinx ton posy.
4 nsmb-s Of young folks sprns Sun
day ~ fs~heo hussVs.
Ms. ard Mrs. J. u. Johnson ~eso
eAilcss as the jisa siiyis homo Tuesday
sftofsaoa.
A. u. t.iss ssa family ~csc Sunday
guests .. tho ". A. list home.
Walt LAses and family spray Sunday
Nth MIS-. t-sses st the ranch.
Henry t-4ssf has returned from foss
Collins where he lAs worked TOT sotao
sin.c. Tic expects 10 60 To Lincoln.
Ncbs.. to ~esx after q -ecx Of t-o al
homo.
Tho bss.ea family ~he have lived on
Ms. Fleming. place sos SONS time
have returned To pehsef.
Mf.. Mossu has been Engaged TO
teach the Cross school.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
County Teams stand Well a, State F.i,

County Teams SSono W ell al Stale Fair
County Agent II. II. Simpson and
Club Leader Charles o. Plumb setarnss,
Saturday night from Pueblo with four
carloads Of Weld county club members.
aho had attended the club camp held in
connection with the state fair. These
club members were county champions
OF members Of demonstration teams.
Forty counties were represented by
dub members ~ the camp,
Tho boys aud girls from Weld e0aa,y
captured their share Of the prizes. The
Gsoa, sewing club team. Dora Gann,
Mary kesxie. and Margaret kohy yman.
won tioo Singer Sewing maehihs be-
dssaon.,satioa. They showed in their
concentration how. with little inxea-
uis, and dye. Hour sacks could be made
into very attractive and ssssieeable
clothing. curtains. brd spreads. ard
S.hes uscful articles.
The Weld county crops team WOa
hfs, ard three Planet Junior garden
eai,isasoss. This team Ma. eomposeS.
Of Forrest Roberts and Raymond Goa
don Of PIs.sesiiis ard Floyd Mecloaa of
Sligo. The subject Of their acnsoasHAr
,soa ~s. selection. testing and cafe Of
.~sd com
The kcots poultry team. Pauline
bailey and Alvin Bsits. placed seeosa
.ish strong eompesisioa. seisesioa of
III. farm dock ~ss their subject. Tho
psssc here was . Buckeye incubator.
and Il. ~eas To IN older and mote ext
p~sisnccd team. which had aen.oesssss'
cd a, the stats fsis year ego.
The first year sewing club champion
ship Of The state wcas TO Nola Jennings .
Of esoscs. Third place .as ~on by
Ruby Phelps Of Buckingham. These
sttls non twenty yssds OF fine muslin
and will doubtless have material to se~
uith fos some time. There arc several
thogsand sewing club members IN the
state. The total club membership IN
al sina. Of eluhe 10 ls.ooo.
II. a. Stssseer Of k%oss. ard MIS- !.
~. vAnDosan Of West fs~nec aided IN
transporting the club members and act
sd as ehspesoscs The eeshsy club
leader ~ss superintendent Of the club
camp and ~ss quite busy keeping The
$50 members in order and seeing that
they each got to attend the various
sduca, a,i.nai tour. and Amusement feat
urcs ~hich were open to club members.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Notice Of Tax Levy fos the Year is2.

Notice Of Tax Levy fos the Year iss.
STATE ot re,r-.stoI-
Copasf -t Weld -
TuNn of keoss
WHEREAS. at . regular meeting OF
the Board Of Trustees of the Town OF
Kcuta. held in the office Of the Town
Treasurer in the Town Of keo'a. on The
q day Of September. A. d. lesS. the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
BE IL resolved and ordered by the
Town Council Of The Town of keota
that there be snd is hereby levied Tor
General purposes ....s MUS
For interest. ...........12 mills
Total. Is mills
The Town Clerk will Immediately up
on passage of this resolution. deliver OF
cause TO be delivered to the county
Commis .ioners Of the County and state
aforesaid. a certified copy of said feso-
luton with seal Of the town thefe'g
attached: also signed by the Mayor All"
Clerk of said Town. .
Passed by the Board of Trustees o'
the Town of Keota, and approved '"'s
q day of September. A. ID. 1eLl'
tSEALl d. G. OLSON. Mayor.
C. L. STANLEY, Town Clerk.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Sheriff. Real E.ss,~ Ne<sxsss Sal.

.rArGog COLORADO
LoCNrt or WELD
~ rnE DISTRICT COURT
p. = i.isaELBAcH. rlsi@,is.
CHARLIE. o pshprH, si.s
.s9.s .. G. q DobpGHs
hssesasssa
Nuric. oy SALE
t-ss.s .sa ~ rfsss. o.. aees.~ -.a. IA
os.s soass .h. :s,h ssf - SGT W. is shs
.s~o,s .asis.ea .eaEea shsfssH = Iis<Sss
.~sa. sl.'asis. .s..is~t sstsI- q -, 4.
s-s.sip~l .a~ ~ sss9Hcs .ssss~i is,.fss.
Ess,Eo .ss sgeso s's@sssr. ss~s ss.s- -
wish is.-se.s ,L.s-s-s ! .s@ snszssssssea y.
Sea. ..is .ss~s .si ess.. 80 W s-A -
p~sssss .szsis. So ". tish.s, hssf.f s"f ssss
D.. prus-r,, ae.xrss..4 j. s.ia decree
rsf.a.a. So ..ia .ssaa.sa. sasi<- '. hss.sr
ssvrs abe. % Is-.4sI. ,h. si.s De- ~ oss.t-r.
ss.a as, sh.. ar. .t 81. sasss hs.er-s.
ssaa- q sks Cssss N"s.~ is sre~lers We'd
caaasy Cales.se viII u eh-ti.ss. 80
t,sl...s ss5s.- .ar s..l ~. srlI.-is< s-.s,iii
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fsD Il N. ess.s..., 9.s,,., s.tp o.
s-.ige Z, is Ig-s.t.p "a y Sg.,h; .i ;t o. ss,,r' s
as, qs.s,@s lSEp 81 81. sss,s-.., sss..., s.,.
tswU sd ,s- Sgr,h.... sSsf'., Nwn
,is s:s,h-.., }..,. .ss .,,., ~ sllh ssp. h. u
.-.,,ss 70 10 Io-s.hip 70 North. = k.sS:
- ws.. at n. t;h Y ssrihS .sa
.,r.f.irs strip ~ lss3 TO- feet IN sitth
russtss ,hrs psftIess ef The I.s5 se9te
Js.rritei sur rishs % -sJ purposes fof irriss'-
wi,s... rar h.aa ct sr..l-,, Weld Csss'r.
Colo shi. Sab d.J ~ sept w
FRASk y. HALL
sheriff - Weld Cossys
leo q Nam. Attorney isr pl.sssi'.
ia. pnb Neo.. ~.ss Oct. ssh
Last uci Tih ~
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Why Build A siio!


To increase amour, Of production.
To furnish q sueeuleht winter feed
To preserve crops with all their orig
ihal value.
To- save an enormous waste OF stalks
ia the field snd in the barn.
THE siLo MEANS:
More milk ~ less cost,
Greater ease in feeding in the winter.
4 feed independent of weather con-
aisi6hs.
A feed that can be saved for use over
winter ~hoa feed 10 scarce
cea,ea,ra cows. eoa,ehsea farmer.
and prosperity.
TIE LACK OF Stto MEANS:
An unavoidable loss in feed ard NOT
cYs
Tfsmfsnr oa, in the shs~ To get .
fc~ dried Up corn ssslAss
f.essenea production ard ihssssesehey.
a laes Of ega,ea. with the cons ard
asifyaeas
A loser cream check.
A pit .ile sos dry lard eatsai,ios.. . sub
ssah,i.I upright clio for ms;sasss.
conditions. OF . ueheh .ila will pay
foe themselves in . short tire
Build clio ard save shat yos ~osl.
Lose hess year without eho.-hssolt'
Il. ts.eslIe.. tielaasn. State Dairy
Commission.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06
Notice Of Adjustment Day

STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF WILD.
In the County Court IN Psossss !
IN the Ez;ate Of
No. its1
Frars 4 gs.cssnbs.h. D-,-.s~dD
All r<-sor. h. rins claim. sss ret ssid es's'e
a.. hereby notified TO present. then igr a'lB.t-
-. a. sh1 Tus.utr Isart of Weld County.
faiafsda uu Noadsy. the 80 tsy q Nvr-T-
80 iyz7 at the hour 81 10 o clock. A. -.
OSCARS. ouACKESBUsH,
Adm fninisuaior OF said estate.
Hoatch.n.. Eeq.
Af;oru.y for Estate
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

Mrs. A. ~. fssem.a. Of Rsahela.
fo-a. arrived Saturday ses Welt with
her daughter. Ms. l.. A. kaipp.
The Keota news., 1922-10-06

Lead pencils eight for SC. Ssanley's.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
MUN1cIPIo DE VEGA ALTA, P. R
o6cina del Comisionado Municipal
/, de Instruction,
AvIso DE sUBAsTA.

Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados Sc
aceptaran la Ofcina del Comisionado
Municipal de instruction hasta el dia
80 de JUNO de 1922 las diez a. m.
para la celebration de una subasta de
los instrumentos siguiertes: 2 trompas,
2 Cornetines, 2 Clarinetes, Bombar-
dinos,<2 trombones, Basturba, GAIA,
para Ell equipo de la banda escolar de
Vega Baja, P. R.
La subasta Sc celebrara a las tres
P M. del 1iiisno dia ante la Junta CO.
respondents reservandose la misrna el
derecho de adjudicar la subasta quie-
nes nejores proposiciones presentare y
sin la consideration del precio .sola-
mente.
La cantidad votada para ese fin por
la .Asamblca es de TRESCIENTOS
CINCUENTA DOLLARS, ($35OO0).
Vega Alta, P. r., a 21 de JUNO, 1922.
Jose Calder6n.
Com. Mpal de Instruction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
Ell vAPOR @SAN lorenzo, SERA
] RETIRADO DEL SERyICIO DOS
MESES.

FL Sr. Ramon A. Nadal, agente ge-
neral de la New York & Porto Rico
s. s. Co., ha recibido avisos de su OFF
Gina principal, informandole que sel
vapor "San Lorenzov su regreso a
New York en- ell presente viaje, sera
retirado del servicio temporalmente
! con ell objeto de aislar Las bodegas
e instalarle maquinaria de refrigera-
ci6n, trabajo que requirira aproxima-
damente dos meses.
| La maquinaria de refrigeration Sc.
ri suministrada por la "Brunswick
Refrigerator Co., el sistema al que
ha sido puesto refrigeration, sera si-
milar al de dos vapores nuevos de la
Union Castle que hace ,viajes entire
el Cabo de Buena Esperanza y Lon
l.dres, igual a la installation que Sc
ha hechO en- dos nueyos jyappres de la
slfnea. Commonwealth que opera entire
Australia Y Londres. f MIfIsy
Este sistema es ell. lfltifhos modelo,
v por 10 tanto eel mas smoderho y
sapropiado para el trasporte4de frutas
citrosas v de toda 9cldse.de pr6ductos
susceptibles de daiiarse.
|, Segdn ell proyeeto, has Z bodegas
del vapor aSan Lorenz0vg itehdran una
cabida de 10000 pies edbicos' para
carga refrigerada, seaslespacio asufi-
ciente para trasportar $4,000 cajas de
frutas, Y sera possible estabiecer una
temperature en-. las bedegas 40 graz
dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
DEL H|PODR0N0.

Continuation de la as2da. pagina.)
bo, -llegando ultino "Wellcome'. Los
records fueron l-26 st5, 1-264I5 y
1-27 "Coqueta" pago en- primera y
segunda $2.83 v SLIP respectivamsn-
te..
En- esta quinta carrera de 1,100 me-
tros, gan6 ell premio "Spur" a pesar de
la .bola que regaron por todo ell ,Hipo-
dromo los sabios, de que. iba ser
aguantado. lie siguio la descartada
Waking Dream Y "Prince of Como"
que salio de la carrera con una pata
rota. Los record fueron 1-13 4|5,
LA y 1-141I5. Fueron jugados en-
ambas bancas 10000 v $45O.OO.
i"Spur" pago en- primera y segunda
SIT y rs centavos respectivamente. I
La sexta carrera de 1,4OO metros,
lego delante Royal Motor casi pue-
de aecir guaatado. Fue un verdadero
paseito. LIE siguieron "Cheque" v
"Tocoron". Sus records fueron LAP
3I5, 1-42 4I5 y 1-43. Las apuestas en-
las bancas de primera y segunda fue-
ron $822.00 Y $353.5O. "Royal Motor"
pago en- primera 81 centavos "Che-
que", en- segunda 55 centavos.
En- la Ultima carrera, tampoco Sc
cumplieron las esperanzas de mu-
chos, de que la "Dotty" seria aguan-
tada. La "Dotty" salio delante, de-
jando sus companeros votados, le'
siguieronn Lyric "Porto Rico. Ia
distancia la recorrieron en- 1-6, 1-6 1l5
i il62I5. "Dotty" pag6 en- primera
SO centavos y Lyric en- segunda
i$2.47.. 4b,a, s,,.s s,,..,@.,.
Fl pool qfcial fus rep,aarttiidfto Z entrs IRE.
75 parties, ,tOcando $ss.777 pSoSrr r';;l'' cabe-
T. 's1-''''f s17l's Juaaanito' Jaa Tococr6n.. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
MIR. HUBBARD, NOAIBRAD0 PARA
INvESTIGAR LOS ASUNTOS DEL
CORREOk

Como anunciamos en- nuestra eSii-
-, del yiernes pas;sdo, que el de-
partamento de correos nonabrarfa una
persona. para investigar el asunto re-
lacinado con el extrayfo o la desa-
parici6n de I'm paquete postal conte-
nicndo $4,000 Y otro de quinientos.
el sabado fue nombralo por cable
para invcstigar este asunto, el cual
es Gornentsdo por todgs parties, al
agente especial del Departments de
JustIcia federal, Mr.. Harry Hublart.
La designation Ina sido muy bien
acogida por las autoridatles fedora
les, debidO a que Mr.. Hubbard, es un
funcionario muy entendido en- ei ra-
mo de dnvestigaciones por clio abri-
gan esperanzs que no tardara nlucho
en- que estos hechos sean depurados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
Ell "BUFoRD'f Es1UvO Ell DO
MINGO EN- SAN JUAN

Ell sabado a mediodfa, ileg6 San
Juan. procedente de Santo Domingo
eI trasporte americana "puford,' atra-
csndo en- el muelle No. 5.
= El domingo por Ia maiiana sigii0
viaje hacia New York, con un buen
nimero de soldados de infanterfa de
marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
NJ i s.
~ UNA DEcLARATORIA DE
HEREDEROS.

Ell Hon. juez Rodriguez Sierra, Ell
el case de D. Anacleto Agudo, sobre
"Declaratoria de Herederos'', declare
l1nicos universities herederos, abintes-
tato de doiia Tomasa Cano Y Revuel-
ia, sus legftimos hijos nombrados
Antonio, Pedro, Carmen, Pura, Ricar-
do Y Ramon Agudo Cano, por parties
iguales, al viudo peticionario en- la
ruota que la ley lie asigna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26

AUTOMOvIL DODGE BROTHERS.
Es ell mejOr caro- del mercado ameri.
cano en- precio mencr de dos mil PEI
SOS. No dele de yer este autom6vil
antes de comprar su CAIRO. Vendedo-
res: ANDREU. AGUILAR Y co.
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
UNA INCoGNITA.

Ed los cfrculos sociales Sc dice con
insistencia, que Sc ayeeina la fecha
para la petici6n de mano de una sim
patica Y distinguida se1orita, recien-
temente llegada de la peninsula ibe-
rica, para un joven muy popular zen
nuestro mundo elegante interesado en-
una mercantil de esta ciudad, tambien
muy popular.
Por ahora no nos atrevemos ser
mas explfcitos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
EMILITA GONZALEZ PADlN.

La gentil seiiorita Emilita Gonza-
lez Padfn, hija de nuestro buen amigo
D. Jose Gonzalez Padfn, acaba de gra-
duarse. con notas muy excelentes de la
clase superior en- ell Colegio del Sagra-
do Coraz6n de Santurce.
Reciba la senorita Padfn, tan esti-
mada en- nuestro cfrculos sociales,
nuestra felicitaci6n mas efusiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
PARA BARRANQUITAs.

! Ell reputado galeno Luis r. Biam0n,
permanecra en- Barranquitas acompa-
iiando su esposa niiios, una tenn
porada de cfnco dfas, COME objeto de
obtener un ligero reposo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
Ell JTEz HUTCHINSON, sUsTI-
TUIRA AL JUEz ODLIN

FL Departments Gle Justicia de
Washington, ha nombrado al juez
ssociado del Tribunal Supreme de
Puerto Rico, Mr. Hutchinson, paia
que aetue como iuez de la Corte Fe-
deral, durante Ia ausencha del jdez
p,OpIetario Mr. Odlin, en- los Estados
Unidcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
- IN NFoRMACION GENERAL -
.ESPECTACU[OS

Cine Tres Banderas. Scgunda jcr-
nada de 1Trabajo., de Emilio Zola,
cinta francesa.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
Despedida del sfalnoso cuadro de va
riette Grandio Alameda que tanto ext
to obtuvieron ell sabado y estreno de
la colossal cinta Gel Zorro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
DE TEMPoRADA EN- HATILLo.

Ell conocido propietario dc ciu-
dad D. Ramon Balseiro, esta pasan-
do los meses de verano en- .el pinto
resco pueblo de HatilIo, en- compaiifa
de su distinguida esposa dofa Rita
Pichardo.