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mutually and Jointly agreed to express
regret to each other to the community,
to all parties and Interests involved
Tor whatever. participation they may
have had in the said differences, and
il is further agreed that oil legal or
other procedure now pending will be
Immediately withdrawn and not re-
'sumCd.
This agreement is made in honor
and in good faith between the two
contending parties as mon, MasonS and
rs patriotic citizens.
Witness:
wv. G. Harvey, G"vcrncr OF South
Carolina.
w Banks Dove, Secretary of State.
"A a. EdmundS,
wv Il. SwCaringCn.
1T is further agreed that publicity
in the local press be given Of This
settlement and the reestablishment Of
the personal and official relations may
be understood by the public"
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painting of Anna Bartlett Warner, the
novelist.
The enactment of the restrictive
liquor laws in Poland is credited to
the women members of the chamber
of commerce.
A recent survey of 10000 rural
homes in thirty three statc1 shows
that 81 per cent Of the women on the
farms have never had any vacation.
- Miss Beatrice Z. Hart, a library
expert, of oxford, England, recently
reorganlzed the library of the British
embassy, Washington, d. c.
"A special ring for divorced women
is the latest fashion in Paris. The
feature of the ring is n gold Cupid's
arrow which has been broken in two.
- Under the seniority rule, Miss
Margaret Bonfcld is entitled to be-
come president of England's Trade
Union congress, the worlds largest
labor organization.
In the entire group of seventy-two
occupations listed by the census bu-
rcau, there are only seven in which
the women of New York have not ven-
tured.
- Miss Grace Emerson, who has
twice travelled around the world in
search Of adventure, reports that in
French Indo- China she found women
who bobbed their hair.
Miss Nell Walker OF Boston, Mass,
reached Edmonton, Canada, after four
teen months OF travel in a roundthe
world tour that is expected to last five
years in all.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY

q,
Thirty-three Acres--Of good level
land, 11-2 miles OF Glover, on Bethel
road. .N
Ten Room House--On Kings Noun
tain street in the town of Clover, on
corner lot 100X300, shady side OF street,
water, lights and sewerage; surround
cd by cement paving. Onc-third cash
and balance on easy terms.
Two Story-Glass front brick build
ing 26X9O, in Glover, on lot 30X40O.
One fourth cash and balance on easy
terms.
Four Vacant Lots-On Main street,
Clover, 25x4O0, joining Nichol's gar
age.
Four Room iouse-And small store
building, on lot 3Sx40O feet fronting on
Main street, Glover, near the postofflce.
One-third cash and balance on per
cent credit.
Good New Six Room House-On q
good lot In town Of Filbert, near Pres
byterian church.
The Mccall Farm.-50 acres all
workable, Groom house, barn and
other outbuildings, 1-2 miles north
of Clover One-third cash and bal
ance on time az per cent.
Fifty Acre Tract-Near New Zion
church and school; three room house
and barn; lot Of good saw timber
Residence Phone III and
Office Phone "a
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Friday, October 6, 1922.
EoR FINAL DISCHARGE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Sat
1 urduay, October 81, 1922, : will
make Final Settlement with the Pro-
bate Court as EXecutriX Of the Estate
of p. w. Love, deceased, and that L
viii then and there apply for my dis
charge from further liability IN con-
nection with said administration.
MARY MCCONNELL LOVE,
Exccutrix Estate of Z. W. Love, De-
ceased. 70 At
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STRONGHOLD OF CHANAK
British Position Scene Of Many
Ancient Battles.
NEAR. HERE STOOD ANCIENT TROY
Key to the Passage Between Europe
and Asia-Here is a Battle Ground
that is Almost as Old as History.

Translation often spoils romance.
Chanak, the strategic point on the
Asiatic side of the Dardanelles, which
figured in the headlines for weeks after
the fall of Smyrna as sort Of threat
ened British Thermopylae, means
"pots"-scullery ware-according to
bulletin dealing with the region issued
by the National Geographic Society.
"But though it has hum-drum
name, continues the bulletin, "Chanak
or Tehanak- -Kalessi-and its neigh
borhood have more than once been the
stage for acts which have radically
nodded the worlds history and even
the worlds literature. Barely twenty
miles to the south rose Troy, to furnish
inspiration alike to Homer and his
myriad of readers. Within a stones
throw of Chanak, XerXes in 4SO B. c.
lied his thousands Of Persians across
the Dardanelles on a bridge of boats in
the first formidable expedition of Asia
tics into Europe which history re-
cords. At the same spot century and
half later Alexander led his smaller
but. more highly trained army into
Asia on his triumphal conquest of the
world.
Turks Entered Europe There $50 Years
Ago.
at was from Chanak in 1853 that the
Turks crossed to their first foothold in
Europe-a crossing that gave Europe
problem that has bred wars and
massacres and broken treaties for
more than 500 years.
1.-THE Sea of Marmora into which the
Dardanelles and the Bosporus widen,
forms a barrier between Asia and Eu-
rope. The roads between the two
continents lie across the two straits
at its ends. Constantinople at the
narrowest point of the Bosporus, is the
] front door; Chanak, where the Dar-
| anelles is most CONSTRUCTED, is the
| oack door. 1t is natural enough, per
haps, that almost all of the historic
invasions of Europe from the East
should have been by the back way, and
that there again today Great Britain
should have made an important stand
Solar Plexus of DardanelIes.
castle after castle, each fortified
comes into view on both the Asiatic
and the European sides of the Dar-
danelles as one steams from the Ac
gean toward Constantinoplc. But the
narrows opposite Chanall arc reserved
for the castles: The Castle Of Asia on
the right, the Castle Of Europe on the
left. The Chanak fortifcatioms wcr"
! frs. constructed in 14T0 not long aittr
! ConstantinOplc fell to tic Turks. Ever
since Chanak has been a place {: I'M
pOrtancc. In recent decades it has
been the point Of administration-for
all the Dardancllcs dCfcnscS-thc
solar plcXus Of the outer straits. Ger
man artillery experts resided there
during the World War and modCrai%ed
the fortiflcations.
"Chanak, to, has been the gateway
/ to Constlntinoplc for shipping. There
each of the 10000 ships that passed
through tho DardancllCs in prowar
days was held until its papers were
found 10 be satisfactory: and none
could pass after nightfall. Nearby
was anchored IN important unit OF the
Turkish fleet.
In Shadow of M. lea.
ITO the Western observer 3tCGmnG
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-- The editor Of the Boston News
Bureau writes OF "the failure of our
public school system TO give proper
education as to money and the func-
tionS Of money"
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Columbia, S. c.
"ScDtcmbcr Il. 1922.


'Whercas, the difference Of opinion
between W. r. Swearingen and A. A.
Edmunds arose few weeks ago, and
as result blows and words were cX-
changed between the parties and
whereas, Mr. Edmunds later armed
himself and returned to the scene Of
the difficulty, but surrendered said
arms at the solicitation of friends and
officials and returned to his home, and
whereas. mutual friends effected an
agreement that the parties would allow
the differences to remain for friends to
adjust, but later in the day Mr Swear
ingen appeared to resume the difficulty
and this has brought about greater in
tensty of feeling and resulted in legal
steps being taken by both sides. all of
which IS preiudlcial to the best inter-
csts of the individuals concerned, their
families, their friends and the welfare
OF the state. Therefore, it has been
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- The Savannah river is carrying 135
carloads of Georgia farm land into the
ocean daily, because the wanton de-
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In Shadow of M. lea.

ITO the Western observer stcaming
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struction of forests has given the
heavy rainfall a better chance to do
it's work.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27
REDLANDS
) . . . >~> >><> 90

Mr.. Gibson and Glen Lollar were in
Delta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lighthall and daugh-
ter went to Delta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. e. Williams were
in Delta Friday.
Harry Wood and Kenneth Williams
tried their luck at duck hunting.
Miss Adams of Hotchkiss was a
guest at the Luddington home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harding Of
Bowie were Sunday guests at Holders
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnie of Hotch-
kiss were Sunday visitors at Joe
Barney's.
The Terrell Ellingtons and Miss
Catherine Rice dined Sunday at the
Rhodes home.
The H. H. Wilson family of Paonia
were the Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs John McCune.
The East Redlands school has the
honor of having taken $10.25 in prem
iums at the Delta County Fair.
Miss Holmer Of Hotchkiss Mr..
Cridge of Denver, Mr.. Stanton, Hazel,
Floyd and Oscar Stanton were guests
at the Norton home Thursday even
ing.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Lemon.
Going to Paonia Sunday to visit other
relatives before returning to his work
on the railroad bridge gang Monday.
Word reached Crawford Monday of
the marriage at Cory Sunday of How
ard Peterson and Miss Augusta Harsh
man. Howard has been in the Craw-
ford vicinity for several years, where
he is we'll and favorably known. The
bride taught the Clear Fork school last
year and is liked by all who made her
acquaintance. We understand they
will make their home at Cedaredge,
where the best wishes of the commun-
ity follow them for long and happy
married life.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27

aunt for twenty-five years. Mrs.
Swerdseger is on her way to her
home in California.
a birthday dinner given in honor of
a birthday diner given in honor of
Mr.. Winters at his home near Delta
Sunday. Other guests were Arch
Deck and family. Misses Nell and
Beulah Deck and Prof. 1. ]. Deck and
wife, All spent happy day together.
Friday evening Mrs. Myrtle Miller,
principal of the Stone school, enter
tanned the pupils of the 7th and 9Th
grades to a lovely six o'clock dinner.
After dinner they spent the time
playing games and at 10:30 departed
for their homes,and all had a lovely
time. Next Tuesday Mrs. Miller will
entertain the 5th and 9Th grades.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27
coLoRApo's PosTMAsrER-oEN-
ERAL TO VISIT STATE NOV. 9TH

Postmaster General Work will pay
his first official visit to his home state
since becoming head of the Post Of
flee Department when the postal EN-.
ployees of Colorado assemble at
Denver for state conference-conven.
tion on November 9Th.
Governor Shoup OF Colorado and
Senators Phipps and Nicholson will
participate in the welcome of the
Postmaster General as well as Mayor
Bailey of Denver. All of them will de-
liver speeches at the meeting to which
Postmaster General Work will re-
spond.
The program of the conference-con-
vention of state postal workers con-
sists of an afternoon session at which
William R. Spilman, superintendent of
the Division of Post Office Service,
will speak on the subject, Post Office
Management" This address will be
followed by an open discussusion of
postal problems by. the employees at
tending the meeting from practically
every post Office in Colorado. Post
master General Work will conclude
the session with a speech and a re-
ception during which he will greet
personally every postal worker pre-
sent
All post offices in Colorado on the
day of the convention will work on a
reduced scale of service in order to
release as many employees as possi-
BILE from their duties so that they may
go to Denver for the conference con-
vention. Large users Of mail through
out the state have also been invited
and will meet with the Postmaster
General to discuss their postal diff
culties.
Postmaster Frank l.. Dodge of Den
yer will preside at the session, which
will be held in the municipal auditor
ium.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27

Back From Convention.
Clifford Beckley and George Sea-
bourn returned Sunday evening from
Boulder where they had spent the
week attending the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows. They state that the
Boulder people gave them royal
welcome and that they enjoyed the
experience. Mrs. G. W. Hull, who was
delegate to the Grand Lodge of Re-
'bekahs. is visiting relatives at Ber.
thoud before coming home.
The Delta independent., 1922-10-27
California Mesa
, o. >>>> . . . = 90 . 4

L. T. Deges lost fine Holstein
heifer Sunday from alfalfa bloat.
; T. c. Vest sold his Overland car to
Clarence Hutsen of Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cooper visited
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. M. w.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
LOS MATERIALES DE CONSTRUC-
CION HAN RAJADO

Los grandeS cargamentOS de made
IA Y cementos, que han llegado re-
cientemente este puerto, han sido
la causa de que otrOs materiales essen
cialmente necesarios para la edifica-
ci0n. SO hayan puesto Il uIl precio caSi
como Sc vendfan dfas ante de la que
IRA mundial. Cemcnto ha llegado Il
este puerto, procelente de 'distintos
pafses-E Estados UnidoS, Canada, Di-
namarca, B6lgica Y lilsta dc Trinidad.
Tn amigo nuestro. cbmerciante. nos
informa que en- dfasi pasados Il com
pro cemento de- 'B6lgfda Il $1.90 h;l1Iil.
mientras que no 'hacc mucho tempo.
este artfculo Sc vendf;i $500 i $500
Y en- tiempos dc Ia guerra Sc lle@6 Il
veiider a $1,000 y $1,000. La cotiza
cidn mas baja que hemos dido decil
Ell MADEIRA es de $4400' millar. Hay
esperanZas de que a1h baje mas y 3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
RADICACION DE DEMANDAS

En- Ia secretarfa del primer diStrito
judicial. Sc radicaran las 'demandaS
Siguientcs: ta'i'
Jose Fernandez Cienfuegos contra
Dolores DfaZ, sobre desestimar apela-
ci0n de desahucio:
5. Ramirez V Co. contra Jose H.
Avil6s, sobre cObro de pagar6
The Union Commercial Corporation
contra Rodrigo Martinez. sobre null
dad de registro Y otros extremes.
Y Ell la Corte del Segundo Distrito.
Sc radicarOn los siguientes casos:
Juan Pablo Rodriguez contra Hip6-
lita Rodriguez, sobre div0rcio.
Marcela Ruiz, sobre authorization
judicial Y Lorenzo Maldonado contra
Ramon Cruz sobre cobro de dinero.
Juana Rodriguez viuda de Castro,
sObre declaratoria de herederos:
Francisco Franco contra Matilde
Caballero Santiago, Sobre divorcio:
Sotero Hernandez contra Carolina
CirinO. sObre divOrcio:
Maria Lopez de Ashford. sobre apro-
baci6n de operaciones particionales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Mas Information
DE MAYAGUEZ

El edificio escuela de la Playa, que
cuesta $4,000 esta proximo a ser
inaugurado. Tambien allf serd alberto
al pGblico muy Ell breve, el hospital
presbiterianO. cuyo costo es de 100000.
Ell maestro de la Escuela Refor-
matoria, sei1or Jose G. Vega, renunci0
v esta ejerciendo de maestro graduado
en- Barranquitas.
Ell captain Bird. ejerce SUI cargo
de instructor militar en- el COlegio
de Agricultural
En- la Reformatoria Sc esta insta-
landO un gimnasiO modernO.
d. Augusta Bishop sha sidO NOM
brado maestro dc la RefOrmatoria en-
sustituci6n del Sr. Vega. Este plantel
cuenta 231 asiladoS.
La viruela Y ell paludismO estan
causando numerOsas vfctimas en- esta
jurisdiction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
FIESTA SOCIAL EN- SANTURCE

En- la fiesta social celebrada en- casa
de los esposos Gronau, de Santurce
para agasajar la senorita Mimi Gro
nau en- su lltimo cumplea1os, estaban
presentes, entire otras personals, las
senoritas Angela Y Angelina Albane-
Sc, hermanas Case, Carmen Garcia
Ana Maria Diaz, Pepita Bigles, Mer-
cedes Froilan, Maria Julia Aguayo
Carlota Rodriguez, hermanas Rigual
Pura Castro, Lolita Castro, Consuelo
Castro, Guillermina Lasalde.
Senoras Rigual, Albanese, Gronau
Diez de Andino, Y Case.
Jovenes Mario Brau, Norberto AFRO
yo, Francisco y Rafael Bigies, Luis
Cintron, Jose Castro, Ramon Marti-
nez, Juan Font, DR.. Rodriguez, DR.
Polanco, Fernando Bermudez, hernia
nos Estrella, Pablo Albanese, joaquin
Campo, Roberto Lamouthe, Mariana
Lopez Cepero, Manuel Vicenty, Luis
Campo, William Saldana, Camilo Con
zalez.
Caballeros Rafael Diez de Andino
Lcdo. Celestino Iriarte y Alfredo
Gambaro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
DE HUMACAO

Dejo de existir dona Obdulia Mou-
lliert viuda de Rodriguez, madre po-
Utica de don Luis Pereyo.
Ell profugo Andres Vidal fue cap
turado por ell policia Pablo Castro.
La logia oddfelica Sc instalo er
ell local que ocupo ell Casino Portorri-
queno, ell cual lie fue vendido en- siete
mil dolares.
En- el seno de dicha logia Sc he
tornado un comite de los senores Flol
Gerena, Delfin Lopez Rivera, Luis E
Sanchez, H. Ortiz Marin, Juan Pens
Reyes, Joaquin A. Burset, Juan B
Cruz, Mario Fuentes Y Tomas Miliar
para crganizar una sociedad cultura
de varios provechosos fines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
CATANO TIENE "a MAESTROS

Entire los "a maestros que tiene Ca
taiio repartidos en- siete edifcios, figu-
ran las senoritas Pillar Y Carmen Cas-
tro, la senora Altagracia Garcia de
Quevedo, la sonora Rosa Maria Ar
cay, las senoritas Isabel Neville, Ma
ria Luisa Torres, Carmen Erado, Ro-
mualda Becerril, Mercedes Garcia
Ana Maria Infante, Conception Diaz,
Josefa Santos, Mercedes Ellinger, Ale
jandrina Masden, Angelina Rivera
las senoras Julia Pena, Guillermina
Massanet, Fermina Fuentes, Isabel
ARIZONA de Rosario, Lorenzo Figueroa;
los senores Oscar Loubriel, Nicolas
Cruz y Juan 3. Olmo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20

sondclons sanitaa
udad cenfco de odas las enfem
CurablesEmcsa higeca nComoddad esmeado
servico-Cuerpo nGiico residente el Sanacorio
Sc adman otro
Departamentos especiaies Sehora -
esIeciale baho de luz de hdo
eeccos hidroe1apco Rayo X Fulguracdn
.Quitativamene convenHonales
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: DR.. Amaio Roldan.
DIRECTOR del CONSULrORO: DR. Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERAL DR.. don Rafael Veez Lopez
GANTA OJOS Or don Agustin K Laugier
RADICLOGO: Dr. Manuel Soto Rivera.
LJr den Aponte don Castor l.. Rivera
Manuel Pavia ] . don Ramon Ruiz Nazano
CIRUJANo DENTIsTA Dr. don Lorenzo r. Noa
PRACTICANlE: don Enrique Fernandez
dad Tuadas aptitud pacca
GONSULTAS
Director de de
Consutas $500
Por ell Cuano Genera:A Partcua de 10 IL de la mahana
sabados
Por Especialsta-Ee de la
mGdicos Doctores Ruiz Nazo Cas-
L. Rivera
En- Q Consultorio:-Dr Velz de A
Po ell Director Dr. Quevedo Baez de uxado los Doc
Rivera Aponte, Pavia.
e ESpecialsta, Consutorio, l. de
Cirujano Densta Consuloo, ODone 10 plaza
Colon de II de la tarde.
pagan
mdcado presentation
del Ilt;mo recibo
PRESIDENCIA, Apartado TESORERIA Aparsado
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
CHISME MUNICIPAL
Ell PRACTICANTE 'AGUSTIN ROSA
QUINONES, CESANTE

Porque distintas veces Sc quejo al
COmiSiOnadO de Beneficencia de las
malas condiciones del Cuarto de So
cOrro de la desatenci0n medico-ad-
ministrativa del mismo, fu6 declaradO
cesante ell practicante Agustfn Rosa
Quifones, por ell DIR. Gutierrez Ortiz,
segGn la information rendida por di-
cho cesante, que ha dicho, ademas, 10
que sigue:
'Cuando Sc me dcj6 ccsantc ell vier-
nes pOr la tardc. Sc llam0 al profano
Cayetano Puig para que me sustitu-
vera interinamente: V estando este
practicando una cura, fu6 denunciadO
pOr Ia pOlicfa por ejercer de practi-
cante sin estar autOriZadO."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
MERCADO DE AZUCAR
Cable recibido por Lamborn & Com.
pany, San Juan, P. R., de SUI casa
matriz en- New York.

Mereadq fuerte. Ventas de 175,000
saeos de Cuba, principalmente de la
nueva cosecha para embarque en- mar
20 Expenditures y refnadores a
$2.25. Otros compradores demues-
tran interes esta misma base. Ven
dedores piden $2.3125. A esta base
hay pequefas ofertas al cerrarse ell
mercado ell sabado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Peri6dicOs ViejOs Y
Papel para Programs

Vendemos pOr quintales un preciO
muy limitado, tambien tenemos Totes
de este mismo papel sin impression
muy cOnveniente para programs de
cines, etc.
No cOmpre sin antes sOlicitar pre-
clos a Cantero, Fernandez y Co., San
Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
DECLARATION pOLITICA

Ell LcdO. Fernando TorregroSa. de
Carolina, ha declarado que adn cuando
cS independentista de todo c0raZ0n.
continuara militando en- I'll partido
CniOnista. que le satiSface mas en- sus
ideas que los republicanos los So
cialistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
TANQTES DE IMMERSION

FL mu'I;ciDio de Cia'es ha resualto
fa!licar III 'an'uo dc Immersion, pa
Ia cNti:par Ii gairarAta del ganad9
dc aquclia Jurisdiction.
Igual mchda ha aiortado el mu-
iicip.o de .A"uas BurnHs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
ASAMBLEA DE MARINOS

Para pronto serh amunciada la aSam-
blea de marinos de los muelieS de san
Juan, que conocerd de las gestiones
hcchaS en- su favor ror Sd dcle"ado
ante la Junta Nacional de Eri5lrques
v Navcgaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
S16O MIL PARA RIG GRANDE

FL municipio de Rio Grarde acord6
c0ntratur I'M cmprGStito de S1f0,00O
para con<;rur un acn~ucto. alcan-
tarillalo. cscUclas ruralcs, editicio mt
haccr ,l 4nsanchc &c la pGblacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Ell SARAMPION EN- ISI.A

En- Barceloneta Sc REGISTRATION doce
fallecimientos poi. saiampi0n. del & al
doce de fcbrcro. En- este lnismo ITEM
po fueron denunciad6s>ia III Sanidad
Insular. 26 casos de sarampi0n en- toda
la isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
SUICIDIO EN- JUNCOS

En- ell barrio Lirios, Sc suicide dis
parandose un tiro de revolver, ell Sc
nor Julio Roldan. Origino dicho su-
lceso una contrariedad amorosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
vENTA HECHA EN- JAYuYA

El municipio de Jayuya 'vendio el
viernes 1ltimo un cornetin, dos clari-
netes y un helic6n para banda. i,''''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20

EN- HONOR DEL SENOR OBISPO
Hoy las p. m. en- ell Colegio de
las Religiosas del Sagrado Corazon,
de Santurce, Sc celebrara una recep-
cion en- honor de Monsenor Caruana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
MIR NC C0WN

Mr.. Nc Gown csta actuando de .iefc
INFERNO del Departamento del ,lnte-
rior
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
CUARTO DE SOCORRO

Ultimamente han sid0 aSStidas en-
el Cuarto Gle Socorro, las siguicntcI
personals
Edmundo LOubriel. Jose Cores. Co
leStino DeclG. Vicente JESUS. Eduardo
Garcia. GumerSindo Mora. Casimiro
N6lcZ. Jose Ares Quintana Y Bernab6
Rodriguez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
d. RAMON GAMBIA

ID. Ramon Gambia esta actuando de
baio.