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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
ASKS PRESIDENT TO
ARBITRATE STRIKE

Swarthmore, Pa.,-Marking the first
important step officially. taken by the
American Quakers in industrial ques-
tons, the Swarthmore Friends, in
monthly meeting tonight, adopted a
resolution urging President Harding
to appoint a commission to arbitrate
the dispute between the coal operators
and miners, inquire into the causes,
of the conditions leading up to the
present and previous strikes in the
coal industry and TO suggest adequate
remedies to prevent their recurrence.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
FAIR STORE NOW
MAKING IMPROVEMENTS

Ad|ng another department. to their
busi@ess, an Army Store, the Fair
Store management has been busy this
week making repairs and moving their
stocks so as to provide department
for their new venture. The Army
eSodsl will be on sale in the store at
210 East Pine street while the reg
u1ar line will be continued next door.
/, A special Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
department. has been arranged, so that
the ladies will have an entire depart
ment to themselves.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
POULTRY CLUBS TO
MEET SATURDAY

The clubs of Lynnwood, Emory,
Oakridge and Vaughn-Taylor will
meet next Saturday, when similar talks
will be made for the instruction of the
poultry fanciers.- A visit to the various
poultry yards of the breeders will be
made during the afternoon and the
girls are promised an interesting pro-
gram
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
q ART @4SLY OF CENTRAL
e9gAA9 Il. METHODIST CHURCH

Rev. Is. w. Reese, presiding elder
Of the Cordele district will hold or
second quarterly conference Friday
nigtN May 5th, $50 o'clock Ali de-
parenents of the church are requested
TO make full report of the work, in
their department..
This will be Bro. Reese's last Off
cial visit to this church as he has beeh
eiectedapresident Of the Emory Univer-
sity Academy at Oxford, Ga.
After the business session, the good
wofSien of the church will serve res
freshments and social hour will be
in order.
Every member of the church is ex-
pecte4to be present. We want you to
he therA
Whitley Langston. Pastor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
A KINDLY g..
REMEMBRANCE

I'm the beauties of the lilies Christ
was born across the sea-" was the
foremost thought as we opened and
gazed into box, carried to us by our
gentlemanly Post Master with card
Compliments of Mrs. d. G. Drew.
All the purity of the creamy white
Cape Jasmine with the rich fragrance
of none other like it, as they nestled
amid the glossy living green of their
own beautiful leaves, spoke to us of
all things lovely, all things pure"
and we breathed a silent benediction
upon the head of the dear Southern
woman who remembered us so kindly.
1t was like breeze from "Araby, the
best" suddenly waited into Our dingy
warm office. Our northern readers can
not imagine the delightful, entrance
ing beauty and perfume of the cape
Jasmine, which after once started,
blooms here almost the whole sum-
mel. Another dainty touch of womahly
thought was shown by the cinnamon
roses, which we once told her were
so dear to us in our childhood.
The Drews, three brothers, with
their families, were the owners of
this tract of land, upon which our
Colony now stands, turpentine still,
and the only families here when we
first located, and their names have
become familiar ones in many north
ern homes of every state in the Union.
Mother Enterprise.
The Bible Institute under the aus
pices of Little River Association BIZ
BILE Study will be held at Dorminy's
Mill Church beginning May 20, contin-
uing three days.
If yon want to insure your life or
property call on Sidney Lascelles, at
Room E, and 7, of Fitzgerald Block
Boys Caps zoe at the EMPIRE
STORE.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
New Subscribers For
Month Of April

The following list of names is the
new subscribers to he 1eader-Enter.
Prise secured during, the month Of
April.
Mira Burton
c. R. Stever
Guy tombstone
Greek-American Lunch Room.
Mrs. f. c. Snyder.
Mrs. L. Frink.
]. D. Smith
w. L. Becker
Claude Thomas
J. M. Griner
H. M. Dodd.
Marie Mcmillan
S. F. Furling.
]. A. Donnelly.
C. T. Holody.
R. F. Baumgartner
Henry Evans
R. A. Whitmeyer..
R. M. Mann
T. Wiley Fletcher
A. D. Pau1k
J. T. Hollingsworth
Burr Stokoe
Thos. Porter
A. c. Matthias
X. C. Ellison
Henry L. Drummer
]. P. Manning.
E. L. Dorminey.
H. A. Owens
D. w. Shyrock.
S. N. Jackson
DIR. M. l.. Williams
w. l.. Daniel
J. Z. Dykes .Y
Zerma Martin
Jas. Anderson.
Jas. Singlefield
Pail Gungl
]. B. Albritton
]. r. Lewis
r. L. Porterfield
Claire Smith
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
GRANDMOTHER
LUNCHEON

! Plans are going forward for the US
.ual happy celebration of Grand moth
,er's Day by the Woman's Club, which
will be given on May 10th at the beau-
tiful Farmer Home, Mrs. J. ]. Pryor
and Mrs. Jesse Powell, hostesses.
Mrs. ]. A. Parrot is chairman in
charge. Each Club member is ex-
pected to invite her own guest and
turn the name in to Mrs. Parrot also
whether car is needed of which a
large number are available.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

Mr.. Claire Smith, an old time Fitz-
gerald boy and now a resident of New
nan, accompanied by his wife and lit
tie son. are the guests of DR.. Tom
White and family. He paid the office
a pleasant visit taking up another year
ly subscription to the L. E.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

Rev. Pritchett was one of the injured
IN the fatal accident on the tracks of
the Della Southern several years ago
when the Royals, brother and sister
and her fiancee were all killed while
another lady, Miss Irene McGue was
also very seriously crippled.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

A postal card from Mrs. R. M. Mann
to Mrs.. G. E. Kicker received on
Wednesday morning announced that
owing TO sickness of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Mann the past few days they
would not be able to make their trip
by car and visit Fitzgerald as they had
planned to do at this time but they
hope to do SO at later date.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
MEMS xBIBLE CLASS
WILL HAVE PICNIC

ThN Mems Bible Class of the First
Baptist Church will hold barbecue
and picnic at the Blue and Gray Park
on Friday afternoon. The class will
asseRb1e at S P. NJ, and have a song
service after which barbecue will be
seNed to the members and their
friends. rS9
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
Loyal DAUGHTERS BAZAAR

Tho Loyal Daughters>of the Central
!. Christian Church will hold their
Spring Bazaar in the building on S.
GrantS street vacated by the Palace
Barber Shop, Saturday. May 9th.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
TOWNSVILLE PAYS TRIBUTE
TO LATE JAMES WATT IN
FUNERAL HELD TUESDAY

Townsville, May flames Watt,
pioneer hardware merchant of Thom+
asville died here today after an illness
of several months Born in Edinburg,
Scotland. he came to Townsville af-
ter the Civil war and engaged in the
hardware business in this city. He
was remarkably successful man and
soon extended his holdings to other
cities including Waycross, cambridge
Fitzgerald, Cordele, Ocilla and Doug
, las. -
AS a tribute to him the stores of
Townsville were all closed this after
noon at 400 o'clock when the funeral
services were held from the Presby-
terrain church which he built and to
which he had always given so much.
He is survived by his wife, who was
a daughter of the late Judge Angus
tin H. Hansell and six children, Mrs.
E: K. Mclean of Townsville. Mrs.
McChesney Jeffries of Norfolk, Va,
and Messrs. W. A. Hansell, John and
Charles Watt of Thomasvil1e.
MIR. Watt was frequent visitor to
Fitzgerald, being the senior member
Of the Watt Holmes Company and
had a great many friends here, who
will learn with sincere regret of his
death
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
E. S. -cHILDS RAISES PEAS

Anyone entertaining doubts about
this soil producing peas will find them
dispelled by calling at his home on
north Main street and take look at
the champion of England pea planted
Feb 4 with vines #. in height, and
which have supplied his table. They
were fertilized from the COW barn.
He has early Rose potatoes planted
Feb. 20 and large enough to use.
The Rev. ]. M. Glenn, pastor of the
M. E. Church South, has gone to assist
his brother in revival meetings, for
which by his services here in his own
church, he is eminently fitted. Prof.
c. E. Becker. will supply his place
morning and evening on the coming
Sabbath. Brother Glenn's Church
stands well to the front not only in
numbers, but in thoroughly Evangeli-
cal and intelligent Christian work in
our furnishing city. Their Pastor is
so eminently fitted by ability and in
telligence to lead any people in such
services for the Master. And in one
particular this church takes the lead
and that is in not allowing any one
to hold a membership who votes for
license of the liquor traffic Mother
Enterprise. !
A. T. Curry reports a splendid time
at the Cordele Chautauqua where he
met with old acquaintance, home
folks and relatives.
While waiting in the office of Las
celle's grocery house we were intro
duced to P. ]. Moran who is on the
editorial staff of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition and through the influence OF
his friend Sidney Lascelles is visit
ing our city. He became so favorably
impressed while here that he will give
US good write up in the Constitu-
tion.-Mother Enterprise.
Herman Pugh, the 'Rustler' of the
Enterprise force, was agreeably sur
| rrised nv a MARTY ~ HE howe ~, 010p'
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
CHAUTAUQUA SECURED
FOR FITZGERALD

The Redpath Chautauqua has been
engaged for a weeks entertainment
for next Spring, the required number
OF guarantors having been secured by
their agents here this week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

Mrs: Bernie Foil has returned from
Fort Myers, Fla She was charmed
with the place and prospects, Mr.. Fohl
having nice orange grove coming
on, and Mrs. Foil has decided to
spend next winter there.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
PROGRAM FOR JOINT MEMS
BIBLE CLASS

+ The Joint Mems Bible Class of the
city meets Thursday evening May 4th
at $3.50 P M. at the Central M. E.
Church.
Music Conducted by Mr.. Burr
Stokoe.
Devotional-Rev. Whitley Langston
How to Get Interested in Sunday
School Work"-Col. A. ]. Mcdonald.
THE Purpose of the Joint Bible
Glass; E. Turner.
Selecting Progrom Committee and
naming of class.
Song.
Benediction-Rev. Bruce Nav.
Everybody is invited
!, e. T. Owen, President.
L. N. Chasteen, Secretary.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04
KIWANIS CLUB HELD
MEETING FRIDAY

first appearance and rendered several
selections. Each member present
gave his name, business and place of
birth in response to. roll call. Several
committees made brief reports. The
regular program was in charge of
Clafton Jay. The meeting was devo-
ted to public affairs.
E. L. Boggs won the attendance
prize which was Victrola Records.
Misses Frances Denmark and Dor
othy Jay gave reading, each that
the Club greatly enjoyed.
Great plans are being laid for the
18th OF May at which time the Club
will receive their charter.
y Publicity Com.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

Herman Pugh, the 'Rustler' of the
Enterprise force, was agreeably sur
prised by a party at his home on 40
-224.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-05-04

Mrs. M. ]. Crawley has been called
to to Griffin where her sister IN law Mrs.
Tom Smith is very i'll.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
OFICINA' DEL SECRETARIO
EJECUTIVOy ~

Ell Gobernador' ha concedido indulto
Conditional al cohfinado luis Perez
Rodriguez. 'e''5i "3'''
Ell Gobernador ha denegado las
paticiones de indulto hechas a favor
de los confinados Flor Calnacho, Fell
pc Laureano, Rafael Garcia Mangual
Telesforo Rivera Camacho, Francisco
Almod6var y Manuel Melendez.
Ell Secretario Executive ha apro-
bado ell nombramiento de Inspector
Municipal de Pesas y Medidas heoho
favor del senor Julio Santiago San
TIM, quien actuara como tai en- el
Municipio de Caguas.
Ell Gobelnador ha recibido ell 81
guiente cable del Jefe del Negociado
de Asuntos Insulares. ......
ia tarifa que fue aprobada en- sep
tiembre 21, para ser efectiya ell %,
provee los siguientes impuestos: Co
cos, medic centavo sobre cada uno;
Pinas, % medic centavos por jaula
de 1.96 pies cubicos; al granel, tres
cuartos centavos sobre cada una.
Az1car de SO grades, $2.2O6; azu-
car de Cuba, $1.7648; cafe, libre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
Ell DIsCURso DE CIERRE DEL
CONGRESO.

FL Comisionado Residente de Puer-
to Rico Ell Washington. Sr. C6rdova
Ddvila, pronunci0 OtrO discurSo ante
Ia Camara de Representatives. al CO.
rrarSe las sesiOncS de eSta session eX-
traOrdinaria. La sensaci6n fue gran
de Y los elementOs simpatiZadores de
Ia administrator Sc muestran desa-
gradablemente impresionados, porque
el asunto de Puerto Rico puede venir
de fuerte argumento On In campana
elecciOnaria de Octubre. OcaSionandO
perjuicios al partido republicano.
Sc crefa por muchos que el asunto
de Puerto Rico estaba resueltO en-
sentido favorable la isla Y ahora
vuelve plantearse on un momento
diffcil. Elementos del partido rcpu-
blicano nacional Sc muestran de acuer
do con que debiera ser rcsuelto inme-
diatamente pl case Quitando esa arma
a los dem0cratas.
En- los cfrculOS polfticOs de San
Juan Sc cOmenta insistentemente esta
noticia v SO esperan Otros intereSan-
tcs despachos de Washington.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
LOS PASAJEROS DEL PONCE.

FL pr5Ximo jueves estara en- nues-
tro puerto. procedente dc New York.
el yapor Ponce. que trae los siguien-
ties pasajerOs:
Ralph S. Swiggett. Charles H. Hart
zell Ir.. W. BlancO, George Willard,
Jose A. Alcaide, George Edwards. r.
r. Gomez. +. NJ. Stevens. l.. G. Tar
Teton. f. A. Caldwell. c. Romero. O..
Ayala. Julia A. Ayala, John NJ. ia
cobS. G. f.. Fernandez. Louis Bartel-
mel, Salom6n Bartelmei, Martha de
Cells, Frank r. Adams, Col w. f.
Ropp. A. Osso Fernandez, l.. Kantro-
witz, T. Badrena, Olive Pyley. Bea-
trice Teele. Clara Morrill,. Annie Todd,
M. L. vida. de Giordani, E. M. Bond,
Donald Bond, Mary sNieves, Walter
Bond, Robert Bond, Gustav Bluem-
hardt, A. H. Lehman, IL. c. Bruba-
ker, John Garcia, Maria Ortiz. Carlos
Vasseus, Alfredo Vasseus, l.. Jimenez,
f. Sousa, Juan Reyes, Elias Reyes,
Tomasa Figueroa. Marcelina George.
F. Echevarrfas, Pura Nateo, Maria b..
Nateo Carmen Romero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26

Sin duda alguna que los juegos que
se celebran en- la parada s. despiertan
mucho interes entire los fanaticos, Y
\ Ia prueba dc clio es. que habiendo
anunciados juegos en- Ponce Huma-
Gao, para donde salieron numerosos
excursionistas. el domingo pasado hh-
bo mucho pIblico Ell ell viejo grand
stand
Sc disputaban Ia victoria las move
mas locales "Colectiva" Y. "Puerta de
TERRA.
Los del humo llevaban la consigna
de atacar furiosamente. V los porte
ros entraron animadoS al bate.
Chech6n lanzaba Ia bola por el Co
lectiva''. actuando como receptor Ma
dagascar. Los muchachos de Pho, Sc
guida, on el primer inning. colocaron
en- bases tres hombrcs. gracias a los
pasapor:es regalados por Chech6n. Y
nos sorprendim0s nj yer que los del
humo, dirigidos per 81 manager Paco.
puSieron en- jaque a suS contrarioS pro
pinandoles el primer cero. y deSde
agni pensamoS que el "COlectiva ga
maria facilmente. cl triunfo fue
arrolladOr. pues los del humo le arre-
metierOn Camar6n desde el primer
inning. no habfa quicn cogiera una
hola. Y la bola lanZada por Camar0n
fue fOngueddd a gusto.
Sc distinguieron por el "Pucrta de
TERRA: Siquito, los demaS Sc con-
cretaron a hacer un bdndO de ch0tc-
rfas. Por el "Colectiva'. Brown que
filde6 atac0 como nunca MadagaS-
car, que fue el que mas lie di0 Ia
pelota: Chech0n que eStuvo colossal
en- el pitcher Y todos anotandose muy
pOcos errores.
ES digna de menciOnarse la labor
de Paco Diaz Toto dirigiendo sus
InRchachos. no asf los del "luerta de
TERRA, que formaron sus perrcrds
por pequefeces, pues 81 eS verdad que
los Mmpit-cs Sc equivocaron, fue para
ambas novenas como 10 presenci6 ell
p1blico.
Publicamos para mas detalleS el
score: Ht a e.. aa4
COLECTIT4:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
la REINA DE UN CERTAMEN

La gcntilfsim;. seforita Carmen Ma
ria Rodriguez Amador hija de nues-
trO amigo el senior Rodriguez Barril,
v perteneciente a Ia buena sociedad
dc an Juan, ha resultado elects. Rel
ma, por una gran may0rfa de votes
EN- el concursO regional de belleza en-
el Cine del Parque Borinquen.
La muy bella sehorita ae Rodriguez,
ha sido muy festejada por este sana-
lado triunfo que debe solo su belle
"a eXtraordinaria, es decir, su BELLE
IA solo no, que su dnsbon.ante sim
patfa ha contribufdo tambi6n a mover
los votantes dcpositar sus Sufra-
gios por Ia gantil sobei;ana.
Ell IMPARCIAL rinde su homemade
a la Reina Carmen Maria, que tiene
entire sus altos tftulCs a nuestra de,
voci0n el de ser sobrina de un queriGO
compGflero Don Pic Amador y Rodr3-
gueZ Alfonso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
VICENTE ANGEL

Ell sabado % recibio las aguas lus-
trales del bautismo el precioso niho
Vicente Angel, hijo de don Vicente
Rodriguez Rivera de dona Maria
Antongiorgi Boagna. Ell nino naci6 ell
Cayey ell % de MARIO, Y es una cria-
tura monisima.
Apadrinaron al nuevo cristiano, en-
la bella ceremonial que tuvo lugar en-
la iglesia parroquial de Yauco, don
Francisco C6sari y dona Eulalia An
tongiorgi.
Deseamos al meme que siemprc la
felicidad lie sonria como ahora, fell
citamos a sus venturosos padres que
con la ceremcnia del sabado ven col
mada su dicha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
La Moral de
las NaciOnes

"S EXiste una ley moral APPLICABLE a
las relaciones entire las naciones CO.
mo las que hay entire los individuos ?
/ Los hombres que rigen los destinos
de los pueblos son responsables ante
su conciencia ante Dios de los actos
que como tales. directories realizan 10
mismo que de su conducta privada ?
La historic de las sociedades no pare
ce dar en- su conjunto mas que una
respuesta negativa a esta pregunta.'
Asi, sencillamente, da principle a
su valiosisima obra, obra que por su
importancia suprema ha sido premia-
da por la Academia de Ciencias Mora
! les Politicas de Francia, su autor, ell
gran internacionalista y hombre de
alta vision filosofica Y cientifca G.
Olphe -Galliard.
Esta obra, que ha sido traducida di-
rectamente del frances al castellanc
por don Domingo Vaca, ha alcanzado
un gran triunfo por su acogida eX-
traordinaria en- los paises hispano-
americanos.
Realmente, el tema que su autor ha
tcmado es tan complejo, tan intrinca-
dc, que Sc necesita una ruda labor de
pensamiento un caudal de conoci-
mientos profundos, para sacar a flote
10 que es, 10 que debe ser, la Moral de
las. Nacones, esa Moral madre de to-
das las cosas elevadas en- la Vida, que
por desconocida por haberse perdido
entire los pueblos que dirigen las Irien.
das del mundo, no ha podido imponer
ell reinado de la paz sdbre la terra
de la paz que es trabajo, estudio, pro-
greso, en- todaS las actividades huma-
mas, siendo la tirania, en- pleno siglC
Xxx, la que todavla extiende sus raj
gambres por toda la faz del planeta
despecho de las falsas teorias dc
democracia, justicia y libertad, cor
que los pueblos fuertes enganan q
los deblles para saclar sus nstlntos
de rapina, dominic, DESTRUCTION, s.
esos puebIos humildes Sc opusieran a
vivir' sometidos bajo la planta del in
vasor, y acatar sus leyes, su lido
ma, sus costumbres, fuera de toda l6-
eica Y razon '' - "' " Hf'
"La Moral de las Naciones" que to-
do tratadista, que todo hombre de es.
tudio, que todo legislator debiera po-
seer en- su Biblioteca, ha sido publ
cajda riecientemente por la Casa Edito-
"a de Madrid, Daniel Jorro-23, 'calle
de la Pay va Sc encuentra de ven
ia en- todas las Librerias de Puerto
Rico.-AdVt. s. = .si.'' 7iaHi}
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
TENAZ PERSECUTION

Continuation de la 2da. pagina.)
rrera diplomatica, y pidiendo pesetas
y nikeles, pretetando estar sin colo
cacion y tener hambre, logro reunir
una fortuna con la cual viva la vida
de un banquero. De noche disipaba
todo su ORC, entire j6venes aristocra-
tas y bailarinas de cafe, transforma-
do en- senorito elegante y Millionaire.
Detenido por la policia, Sc lie halo
que habitaba un hotelito lujosisimo,
decorado como un palacio oriental; en-
su guardarropas tenia una collection
de prendas de vestir costosisimas v
en- ell garaje un valioso automovil de
la mejor marca, aguardaba su vuelta,
reluciente, para cuando el regresaba
de su OficiO por las tardes empren-
der sus conquistas y sus franchache-
las de cabaret. ''.' a' %"
En- ell Banco Sc lie hallaron mas de
10000 dolares depositados.
Para no aparecer ante sus amigos
y conocidos en- descubierto, Sc trans
formaba de dia, como un verdadero
artista. Nadie podria descubrirle.
Tai vez sus mismos camaradas de
por la noche en- alguna OCCASION alar-
garon SUI mano portadora de una SIM
pie moneda, sus ruegos insistentes
de: "Una limosna por amor de Dios"
Vivir para yer, que diria ell poeta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
Ell Corresponsal.
DOS PISOS MAS

PrObablcmente Sc levantaran dos pi-
sos mas los cuatrO que estd cons
trltyendo ell ingeniero senior Carbia, en-
el oisificio Padfn. cuya cbrG So lleva
adelante con Ia possible premura Y va
a rCsultar el ESTABLISHMENTS de mas
cabida en- Ii. Isla Y on las Antillas. Los
pianos. cdlculOs Y proyectO en- general
para la eXpresada ampliaci6n estdn
hechos Y lleyara esa dbra a scr el edi-
ficio de mayer altura de Ia ciudad,
sobrepujandO algunos metros al Ho-
tel Palace que hoy cs el mas alto.
Los 'Gparadores, mostradores dennis
mcbiliario instalaciones interiorcs
para Les diversos departamentos es-
ten oltanados Y son de gran gusto Y
facilidad para el despacho V eXhihi-
clones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
a LAS F fCOMISIONES

En- In session de antche Ell 81 AlWni-
cipio de Ia ciuda&2, fuafon despacha-
dos In mayor parte dc los asuntos so
metidos los quo sc ham tnviado'a las
respcctiyas comisiones para prtmto in
forme Y deSpacho Gefinitivo.
Est& noche vuelve IL rcllnirSc la
Asamblea, para continuar cl trabaj0
cuya principal labor ahora pertenecc
Ii COmiSi0n de Hacienda.
Mayorfa Y minorfa trahaja en armo
MIA los aSuntos Sc llevan con In ne
ceSari; .rapidcz.
La aituaci6n de crisis dificulta el
singleSo de impucStoS en- tCia0S los or
deneS, pero SO Va sorteando Ia situa-
ci0n de la meier manera Y en- mu-
cAcS S~rvicioS cargo exclusive del
mmicipiG, Sc han obtenitlp anrcciables
ALIAS en- comparaci0n con paSados
amos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-26
LA PATRONA DE VEGA BAJA

Prometen revestir la mayor anima-
cion las fiestas Patronales en- honor q
la Virgen del Rosario que hace mu-
chos amos habianse relegado al olvi-
do como otras tantas hermosas tradi-
clones de nuestro pueblo
La Comision de Festejos ha redac-
tado un esplendido programa, que
comprende, ademas de las solmenida-
des religiosas, retreats, iluminaciones,
fuegos artiiciales, desafios de Base
Ball, bales, juegos popularse.
Las fiestas daran principle el 20 de
septiembre en- curse terminaran ell
ocho de octubre inclusive.
La animation que reina es grande
para la celebration de esas fiestas.