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Evening star., 1922-06-25
EX-MAY0R FITZGERALD
AFTER GOVERNORS SEAT
Boston Democrat Would Liberalize
Dry Law-Scores Autocratic
Money Power.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 24.-John W. Fitz-
gerald. former mayor of Boston and
candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation for governor filed his nomina-
tion papers today. In a statement Mr.
Fitzgerald declared himself in favor
of liberalizing the Volstead act He
also attacked the autocratic money
power"
THE democratic nomination in
Massachusetts is worthless, unless
those opposed to the rcactionary re-
publfcans are organized" the state
ment said. ITO this end 1 propose to
devote most of my time in the sum
mcr to registration work, particIla rly
among the woman voters.
The autocratic power of money
today in America is vastly more dis
turbing than the reign Of the despots
in Europe who preciDitated the world
war. 1t occupies a commanding posi-
tion in practically all of our govern
ment agencies. together with it's
private sources of control
1T was the power behind the en-
actment of a prohibition law that en-
abled> a man with money to get all
the liquor he wants. while the every
day citizen who desires it for me-
dicinal purposes is imprisoned"
Evening star., 1922-06-25

Of persons In Washington have SO
vital an interest in the matter. or are
affected in anything like such num-
bers. as the government officials and
employees themselves, yet these had
not had an opportunity to express
their needs and desires.
President William J. Hendricks
named the following committee to
present the resolutions to President
Harding: George A. Warren, Interior
Department. chairman: Mrs. Mary E.
Danks, internal revenue service;
Prof George A. Hill, naval observ-
atory, Miss IneZ Cook. War Depart
ment: frank NJ. Barnes, Treasury
Department.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
DETAILS WORK OF YEAR.
o. s. Education Commissioner
Travelled Nearly $4,000 Miles.

Delivering total of PA educa-
tional addresses to audiences total
ing about 10000 persons. John J.
Tigert. United States commissioner of
education. has Travelled in the past
year approximately $4,000 miles.
equal to about three times around the
globe. he announces in a resume of
activities for the year.
During the year the commissioner
conducted six national educational
conferences and assisted in five other
educational conferences. He addressed
meetings of seventeen national edu-
cational associations and Of twenty
eight state educational associations.
Mr.. Tigert felt that more good
would be done the cause of education
by personal visit of the commission
than in any other way. He has out
lined to the various states just wha,
the bureau of education can do to
help them, and has actively assisted
in education campaigns in several
states.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported e
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
George r. and Lydia Hickman. boy.
Martin n. and YOlande +. Pilgren. girl.
Guerino and Addolorata Del SecchiO. boy.
Charles Y. and Wilhelmina Jones. boy.
Harry 81. and Mary Il. Pennington. boy.
Richard n. and Melissa A. Petty, girl.
Abraham and Helen RAPPORT. boy.
John J. and Ethel d. Gallagher, boy.
Harry r. and Hester V. Sma!ley, girl
Harry l.. and Hazel -. Bennett, girl.
George and Kathryn l.. Mexican. boy.
Claude F. and Pearl A. Bailey. girl.
- George and Naomi johnson, girl.
Howard and Mamie Hamilton, girl.
Edward and Amelia Randolph, girl!
Evening star., 1922-06-25
FAVOR POSTAL PLAN.
Employees Approve Holding of
Forty-Eight Yearly Conventions.

Presidents of eleven associations Of
postal employees have approved the plan
announced last week by Postmaster
Genera! Work to systematic postal
conventions SO that one conference
convention will be held in each state
each year
First Assistant Postmaster General
Bartlett will arrange for the forty eight
conventions. He hopes to have the first
one in October in New York, Pennsyl-
vania or Ohio.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the health department within the last
twenty -four hours:
Henry r. Lincoln, 20, 1920 Harvard st
Mary c. Owen, ~, 12631a Morse st. ne.
Henry T. Wagner, 81. 1923 A.. st. s.w.
Edgar Patterson. 81. Tuberculosis Hospital
Jane s. Freeman, 5S. Government Hotel.
Alice Wall. So, 1901 Calvert 81.
Marion {. Ellis, Gs, 1899 Biltmore st.
Edith J. Hynssn, % days. 1l04 10th st. Sc
Elizabeth +. " Savoy. II. zoos 17th ST.
Rosa Golden, so. Emergency Hospital.
Mamie Taylor, 40, en- foute Casualty Hos
pitai.
Henry Swnnn. 81, Freedmen's Hospital.
Helen Boarman. 80, Freedmens Hospital.
Catherine Coates. 19 Little Sister of L {
Poor,
Evening star., 1922-06-25
DENTAL SOCIETY OUTING.

The National Capital Dental So
ciety. accompanied by the wives and
best girls of the members. was en-
tertained yesterday at the country
home of DR.. Frederick I. Bartlett,
Cabin John. Md. An afternoon among
the rocks and forest greenery on
Cabin John creek featured golf put
ting. foot. sack and potato races and
swimming contests in which all com
peitofs were awarded leather medals
Evening star., 1922-06-25
M Marrieb.

DYSoN-PEYToN. Mrs. Pocahontas Peyton
announces the marriage Of her daughter
MARY NJ PEYTOS. Of Parkersburg, w
Va. TO WALTER DYSON. OF Paris, H..
June %. 1922. at New York City.
TUREER-FERGUsoN. On Saturday. June
81. 1922. at II O'Clock am. by Rev. 4. J.
Mitchell. CHARLES TURNER Of Annapolis.
Nd, and VIOLET {. FERGUSON of this
city. No cards.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
DeatbS.
wINSIOV

WIHSLOW. I'm Saturday. June ~. l9s2 Z
$40 am. ABRAHAM J.. WINSLOw id
voted husband Of Ella Winslow fsiher d
WIN. Ii. Wins.ow and brother Of EdrnuuI
Ninslow and Fannie G!asroe. Funeral Wed
nesday. June %, at II o'clock noon. frou
the Third Baptist Church. Relatives ami
friends are cordially invited to attend Rev
Geo. .. Bullock. pastor. a6'
Evening star., 1922-06-25

assassin slew his father October 1S,
1893, during the world fair.
The son was first chosen mayor in
April, 1897. and he was elected at
each biennial election thereafter un-
til he had served four terms. Retir-
ing from politics in 1905, he main
tained no active connections until
1907, when he sought the democratic
nomination at the primaries and lost.
He was given the democratic nomi-
nation in 1911 and elected for a four
year term.
Evening star., 1922-06-25
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE GRANTED,

Edna Arnold Jamison. a former resi-
dent of this city. has been granted
decree of absolute divorce from her
husband, Paul E. Jamison, an en-
ploye of the Agriculture Department.
by the circuit court for Baltimore
city Md
Evening star., 1922-06-25
FORMER DC. MAN,
AMUcK, ENDS LIFE
Edward H. Latin Kills Him.
self in Denver After Wound
ing Sister-in-LaW.
Special Dispat tch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DENVER, Colo, June 24.-Trapped
by the police after he had shot his
law, threatened the lives OF
his two babies. and engaged in q
bloodless pistol duel with an officer
Edward H. Latin, a real estate man
formerly of Washington. &c, shot
himself in the breast and dropped
over dead. Friday afternoon as the
police closed in on him. Family
troubles and bootleg liquor are said
by the police to have been responsible
I.attin's wife, Fern. obtained an in
terlocutory decree of divorce several
months ago, but recently returned to
| his home on his promise to mend his
ways. her relatives said. He failed to
keep his promise and frequent quar-
rels were the result Friday. while
his wife was at the office fof her
lawyer. preparing to institute pro-
ceed1ngs for an absolute divorce. Lat
tin went to their home. armed and
seeking her.
Fires mt Sister-in-Law.
He found his sister in-law. Rose
Mckasson. eighteen, caring for the
two children. Helen, two. and Thel-
ma. one, and opened fire on her. One
of four shots struck her in the right
arm, infiicting a flesh wound. She
ned from the house. Latin pursued
her to the home of her mother, two
blocks away and then started back
TO his own home with the announced
intention of killing his babies.
He found police awaiting him there
ana attempted to escape in his auto
mobile After chase of several
blocks. during which he exchanged
shots with patrolman, he lost con-
troll of his automobile, and it was
wrecked in collision with a tree.
with officers closing in on him he
used the last bullet in his revolver
to Kill himself Latin came here
from Washington a little more than
two years ago
Evening star., 1922-06-25
ASSAILS DAYLIGHT PLAN.
Federal Employees Union to Send
Protest to President,

Federal Employees Union, No. 2, at
special meeting last evening at
1923 New York avenue, passed resolu-
tions asking that a referendum vote
be taken among the employees and
officials of the government depart
ments in this city on the continuation
of the "daylight-savings" plan now
I'm force.
The resolutions recite that no class
Evening star., 1922-06-25
Conducted Lunchroom,

Edward Latin was a resident of
Washington for a number of years,
and is well known by veteran rail-
road employees who patronized a
lunchroom he operated near the
Union station at los d street north
east from 1916 to 1918 A sister, Mrs.
Ella McLaren, lives at 1926 Calvert
street.
Latin left Washington several
years ago. and is understood to have
lived since that time in Palm Beach,
cuba and San Francisco During his
absence his sister has not heard from
him directly, and was not aware that
he had moved to Denver
Latin was born in Oceania county,
Mich, and was forty-six years old
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
UNA EXCURSION DE PRoFEso-
RAs AMERICANAs PARA SAINT,
THOMAS

Anoches a. las nueye, sali6 de este
puerto el yapor Marina, de la Bull
Insular Line, en- ssI Fiajes regular para
las Islas vfrgenes z dennis puertOs de
ssu ruta Al bordo de dicho bllue van
en- excursion, mas de cuarenta profe-
soras americanas v algunas del pals,
Quienes han querido aproyechar la
oportunidad de Ia rebaja que ha Ofre-
cido La companfa para una excursion
por todos esos puertos. FL Sr. Jose
Gonzalez, encargado de los intereses
del MGrinG, sera Ell encargado de la ex-
cursi6n Ell primer puerto que vista
ran, sra Amalia Carlota, donde podran
bajar d terra y yisitar la ciudad.
Visitaran las principaIes poblaciones
de st. Croix, sabado y domingo, y des-
pues vOlveran parar en- st. Thomas,
antes de regresar San Juan, que sera
Ell lunes por La maiiana. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08

Tor de $1,000 en- mneble ' prendns:
,EI fnege. Sc desaErgll0 per Ia ebcina
, If, n plaatas alta en- lmOmentas en- que
ssg ipauilina Aestaba ofuera de- Ia casa,
ppEhlQ qseg ella no ppdOi explicar q
/ que, ise ldebi0ceb mismospl oh
II En- 81 siti0 sa,persaliaron el gefe I'M
terino de la poliefa insuIar. ei Tefe dc
Distrito, Miguel Berreteaga, Jefe de
| Information, Mr.. G. s. Me Clure Y el
Jefe de Distrito, A. Rios Carrillo, los
que procedieron a auxilfar a los bonn
beros a practicar la correspondence
investigation.
La casa en- question estaba asegura-
da en- Ia cantidad de $1,000, en- la Hard
ford ms. Co, de Hartford. pero te-
MIA la POLKA vencida desde el 2s de
julio de 1921.
Ell sargento de bomberOsi iEtV ViceA te
CorFea, del puesto de Sam Juan, niens
stras etrabajaha en- Ia extinci6t sdal
sfuego, esnbido sobre q techo dc Id
casa, .se desplom0 con este, cayendo al
sueIo, v recibiendo contusiones de al
guna consideration, de las Que fu6
curadoien Ia el Hospital Municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
BANCO COMMERCIAL
DE-
PUERTO RICO
! 'ExTRAVIo DE CERTIFICATE
DE ACCIONES.

Hacienda sufrido extrayio Ell cer-
tiicadO No. GIG de acciones de es-
te Banco comprensivO de diez y sic
te acciones, expedido a nonlbre de
Don Miguel Esteves y sOlicitado
por este Sc Ie expida un duplicado,
Sc ayisa pOr Ell presente que Sc pu-
blicara tres yeces con interyalos de
diez dias que pasados dos meses de
Ia primera publication en- el dia de
la fecha sin reclamation de persona
interesada Sc expedira sin responsa-
bilidad para eI BancO el certificado
que Sc solieita.
San Juan, de Abril de 1922.
A. SARMIENTO,
.Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
Ell. CoMANDANTE PONTE ROY, DE
LA SANDAL MARTINA, PARALI-
"a LAS FABRIcacI Clones DE LAS
BARRACKS

1873 NSfJHlNg4S gfFIAf31t1 -
Desde hace algpnnsoss gpnnssaSlss, dlisas, Sc empe-
aaron a fabricar J peg1ehas BARRACKS
de maderas en- IA explanaday que exis-
te entire el Escambron y el Castillo de
san Gsr0nimo Ses6n informes que
1loy 1 iii fueroh sumfnis strados, el Comisio-
nado de Seryicio Pdblico de San Juan,
LcdO. Tfayigso,s antofiz6 algunos
obqreerrog bqer paTBa siBa sdtie Ia ran ran en- dicho
Solar, ibl las ss'ii imienci iai ciohadas barFacas.
Ell IMPARGIAL en- su edicion del
cuatro del corriente, public6 un suel-
too liamapdeI II sepfiE9ni sEyl 2 las autori-
dades acerca del ma, Il asRset9 que ofre-
clan la ciudad de San Juan, esos
barracones fahricadps en- un sitio tan
cenlrice, II. soBrs st5ao, Que el terreno
ese no -es 10 suficientemente higienico.
1demag es dels dSn1iAiO bdblico que
ese terfeno estaBal destlhatlU para un
,pafque de- hygiene v de fetfeo urbano
= no para coi1yertffloreh I'M caserfo
de familias pobres:,
Esta mailana visitamos al Conan
dante Ponte Roy, de la Sanidad Mars
TINA, y lie pregu9tamos 81 era cierto
que habfa ordenado que Ia fabrica-
ci6n de esas BARRACKS en- ese terreno,
fuese paralizadagga 10 que nos con-
test6 aflrmativamente, diciendonos que
csc terreno cstaDagbajo la jurisdiction
del Departamento Naval, y que pro-
bablemente Sc constrpiria en- el un
Hospital naval para RI Puerto Sa9 Rico.
Aver. tarde, cuando pasamos porI
frente al terrelio, pudimos observar
que atodos los obrsr0s que hhbfan IA
bricado sus casas.. las estaban derrunn-
"A ..s4-sls.y - ss.ssas .s.$ies
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
Ell DIRECTOR DE EEL MUNDO' Y
So REPORTER PIETRI ANTE Ell
" FISCAL

Aver a las dos de la tarde. compa-
recieron ante el fiscal del dfgtrito pri-
nero de San Juan, Sr. Dfaz Collazes
don Romualdo Real, en- cafidad de
Director de .El Mundog 81 reporter
Augusta Pietri. Llamado declarar el
reporter, este manifesto al Fiscal que
el referido informe Sc 10 habfan en-
tregado; pero que Sc reserlaba el de
recho de decir quien fu6 "a persona
que Sc 10 entrego. Ell director de "El
Mundo" Sc limito decir, que efecti-
vamente el reporter, Sr. Pietri, 10 ha-
bfa trafdo; pero desconocfa Ia pro-
cedencia.
Ell fiscal Dfaz Collaze puso en- liber-
tad ambos companeros. sin exigirles
fianza alguna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08

MERCEDES MARIN, DIvoRCIADA
Aver por la mafana, el juez de la
secci6n segunda de la Corte dc Distri-
to de San Juan, declare con tlugar la
demanda de divorcio, por tanto
roto y disuelto el vfncu1o matrimonial
en- el case de Mercedes Marin VS.. Mt.
Parkhurst -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
,TITULO DE LAS
u + CONFERENCIAS:'
!. DE PARIS A PARIS
POR VERDUM,
REIMS Y SOISSONS.
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas FL drama er
actos LA Imposition de Catalina
y el pendltimo episodio de "El HON
bre dc Hero. s@,
Teatro Rialto.-7La magnffica cinta
titulada: "Dant6n'. ,,.,.,. 2
Cine Luna.-La quinta iornada dc
Ia colossal cinta ''El Jinete sin pGa-
beza'' y una comedia en- un adto.aaaq
2 Cine Victory Garden, lSantIrce).- -
Dcspedida del gran actor Rafael Ar
cos y la bellisima production en- 5 reels
"Madre y Ladrona".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
Juan Centella en- uno de sus mejores
dramas "Odio Profundo" y la gra'
ciosa comedia "Los Bomberos".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) LA
famosa serie "El Vengador Silencio
so". TfFl#
.s5 .,i DOMINGO
cine Tres banueraS.-p4dt1If IfSt-.S u
IS v Ia 4t'ilp ielppfissSo,dios il az Elmo elsInven
Icib4es relleihiolg c5misos.l ;POrsl:
|h6che! sEl fi6mbre es 3 vanidosogs en- [
aetos II una c6hf;ydia I'll z asStps.
Cine Luraii 4. IA ii ehispearte chi comedl:
en- sn & actos, I "RascalmlleP, "A Espaldal
una soedEia ls;SEa,,sss en- ap IN actOl acctaO'li;n
Pr, ls glatlinG6s: Los qpErinreo5 5episEos Sc
dos de- e. IA. ,;ssearieb Los MilagFos de I
sslFa 81 X y ans ssS sfSnsdia 81 Hp aeto,
n Giips oYictosy Garden, lSaHtprce) :.
Dsspsdids dsila eAlebFe hailarlna es
nanola La GiocRnda" nstdtnai
Ginei PHeyto Rise tsantprce S0
berbi9 sstrepo de ia piosalds aa Sci
va sfbgI ii sb sol GifRgistiA d
e ,Teatro Reliograph, SGatano zEss Is
ltreno de Ia serie ;franessa ep 3 tSel
nadas, titulada III RaftQ IT ttlpr Internal 4
Una Trama Diab6lica Matinse
las ssn punt9|si Las igl lcalayeras del Is
rror
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
Ell vAPoR HoIANpEs IRENE

Los Sres. Sues. de Lopez Villamil,
agentes de Ia Mala Real HoIandesa,
nos informan que el vapor 'Irene''
eali6 del puerto de Amsterdam el dfa
Is de mario, con 900 toneladas de car
ga para este puerto, y que esperan
iIegue a este puerto el dfa 16 del co
Friente. en- ruta para Puerto Plata
Haiti, Santiago de Cuba y Kingston,
Jamaica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
yERIDICo

Interrogado un Comisionado acer-
ca del caro- que lie inspiraba mas con-
fanza en- su viaje por la isla, contes-
t6 embellishments: Un Dodge de
1922, immune toda resigtencia.
Vendedores: Andteu, Agnilar y CO..
San Juan, P. R. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
cAIDA FATAL

En- Il barrio Hato Rey, dc Rio Pie
dras, parada dc los carros electricos
No. Sc liz, el individuo Jose Mujica,
pe0n de las obras del Sr. Jose Rome,
Sc cay0 desde una altura de catorce
pics, rcsultando con el brazO izquier-
do fractnfado y con golpe en- La espal-
tIa. La policia lia Investigate y tornado
La acci0n adecuada en- relaci0n con el
case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
CAIDA DEsGRAcIADA

IL sEl trabajador Antonio Ramos, de
la Central Jlanita, en- Bayam6n, SUI
fri6 una eafda desde una altura de
yeinte pies, fracturandose los maxila-
res superiorcs con p6rdida de los diem
tes, resultando ademas con fuerte con-
fusion en- la nariz y una merida en- la
region cervical. Fu6 conducidoi al Hos
pitai en- estado grave! " H s.F~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
"a Horas EN- Aqua:

TRAJEs de HILo iNGLEs Iegiti-.
mo importado por nosotros directa-
mente. MOJADO antes dc fabricar.
No encoje. Diferentes colores. COR
TIE ELEGANTE. Precios de SITUA-
CION. Tambien hacemos la medi-
da. ventas al por mayor y detail. NO
COMPRE SIN YER NUESTROS
TRAJES. Representa- GARANTIA
Y ECONOMIA.
BEASCOECHEA Hnos. & co. S. en- G.
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico.
Frente a la FARMACIA BLANCO.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
CAIRO ELEoTRIco VS.. cIL1NDRo

. Aver a las II 80 a. m. y en- Ia para
da 6 de Puerta de Tiera, Carretera, el
caro- ,electrico No. Is, de la F. r. r.
L.; and r, Co, de San. Juan, guiado
/ tpor, cl motorista Julio Iiciaga, y con
slnctor Juan Vargas, choe6 con 4el en-
llndro de yapor No. 10, propiedad del
gobierno insular, resultando FL CAIRO
eleetriQ con- dqsperfeStos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
= EIl.RuEY QUE lFAJA

Fa En- sNfoca, en- el barrio Pueblo, mien-
tras el carretero Enrique Nieves, con-
ducfa I'm CARO- de la central COloso,
cargado con cafias, recibi6 una patada
de un buen, cayendo al suelo y pa
sandole ell caro-. por encima del brazo
derecho, ell cual qued6 fracturado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
PROCESADO P0R DESTRUC CCION,
DE BIENES ASEGURADOS

El Fiscal Dfaz Collazo ha exigido
Julio de Jesis, por un delito dc des-
trucci6n fraudulenta de bienes asegu-
radios, una fianza de mil quinientos do
lares para quedar en- libertad provi-
sional. Todo este esta relacionado con
ci fuego ocurrido La noche del cinco
de lactual en- el Barrio Obrero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
A las $50 de
la nOcIle,
AbriI 3 10 . y II
JJ1BileI|'l|.fo
Cadlll'1I|rl
paralOS Gra1los

FL Ungiiento Cadum shace que SO
seouef1 los granos u Sc desprendans
deiando Ia pief b1anda y suave. Is
caimante y anisepticoy empieza q ci-
catrizartan pronto como seallica. IA
Drobado ser u1 gran alivin para milla~
res de personals que durante amos ham
estado sufriendo de eczema, acne lba-
rros) granos, fururculos, ulceras, ,erup-
clones. urticarias, ronchas, almorrana$
cornezon, sarna, heridas, arahazos,
cortaduras, 1astimaduras, asperos pos
temillas, escaldadura, sarpullido, que
maduras, costra, uaargulla0usas' esc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
PuEDE E5ERcER nL NorARIApo

Dcbilamenfe aiitorizado p0r el Tri;
1Buhai Supreme de Puerto Rico para
cIcrce4 81 hotariado ch esta fsla, Ia
registTado cli j Oficina del Sccreiarig
EjecutlFo de Puerto Rico, Ia firnla,
sigio i seIlo qnc ha de- usafs c1 q eler-
eicio dc 81 profession el sefor Miguel
Rosrlguez Alberix, de- cagqas. Is
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
ENFERMo DE GRAyEDAD

EI conodido agrieultor de Manatf
d. Ramon Pares, primo politico del
fiscal Dfaz CoIlaze. esta enfermO de
bastante gravedad.
Ell Imparcial hace votos por el res
tlDlecimiento del estimado enfermo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
RAUL EsTEyEs

Desde aver Sc encuentra en- San
Juan, nuestro buen amigo don Raul
Esteves, quien ha venfdo esta ciudad,
en- asuntos propios,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
PARA FAJARDo

Aver tarde ha salido para Fajardo,
ell presidentc de la Union srisAntonio
R. Barcel0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-08
DON VICENTE vELEz RAMIREZ

DON VICENTE VELEZ RAMIREZ
An6tase en- Cabo Rojo la muerte re-
pentina del que en- vida fuG honrado
agrieultor, don Vicente Velez Ramirez,
en,parentado con may apreciables IA
'milias de aquella comarca.
Ell Sr. V6lez Ramirez, que era lin
hoinbre cabal en- todos los 6rdenes y
I'm fiel cumplidor de su deber, estuyo
por espacio de diez y ocho amos ira
bajando a las ortlenes de la Central
'Gnanica, y no obstantc sil laboriosidad
Y conscdneia lstlnias, deja tila faIniiia
stimida en- la pobteza mas himflde. Y
Perteneci6 toda su vida. al partido
republicano, pero era de los mas
exaltados en- la preterici6n de todo 10
de ufera, para dar acceso las eosas
buenas que tuviera su pals. que
siempre fu6 el primero en- reconocer y
alabar.
Su entierro, que fuG una honda ex-
preston de duelo p6blico, sc verific0 en-
San German, donIie Sc hallaba empa-
rentatlo con muy distinglidas familias,
entire elias las de los lieFHapos Ramon,
SAfistides y Luis Torres e''s
A 'todos. tiamos nti Fentfdo ptt::..
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DICE Ell CAPTAIN ,sANTAEII4sII4s
4, QUE i Ll,LI-E1'GAR,oN,, 4 &c + Los i cHEqEg
FL Captain de la Guarqia NaddISM
?. Luis Santaellla nnPs iigpfqlir4sa ipff9qFma qH 4
cheques correspond9ientes lp ss
del iltimro lr. sf9n9 sem9estEe de los niietsaa 6I
de la Service CQ, n|rimle91rlo, de lnFpsll
ria de la Guardia Nacional de Raek
Rico, Sc han recibido por 81 Fl dltime
rreo, y que Las parties ipteressadal
beran solicitarlos 81 domingo AZ
corriente en- 81 cuartel de Ia Gustsl
Nacional, Larada dos i media,
ID a. M II. y B. ,,,a,
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Ell CAB b aLEDEsMA, TRAsLADADo
Ell cab0 de Ia policfa insular, Enri-
que Ledcsma, que prestaba servicios
en- Santurce, ha sido trasladalo a
Arecibo. 3
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49, EN- FL TEATRO- MUNIC1PA
Seeunda Conferencia: VERDUN

ciudada fuertes La bataa La
de los uer Description VAUX hecha
un POIIU. La gran fancesa
Tercera COnferenca: CHATEAU THIERRY
CHATEAU THIERRY Ell eercitO
Intervention de los ameanos decide la
victoria 1917
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Primera Conferencia: PARIS

SaIda la primera batala del MARINE
Description GAIENI usn ue el verdadero
vncedor aquler de PARIS
tibuyn la victoria episodios batala FOCH