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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
DESTROY FOODSTUFFS
TO KEEP PRICES UP
LMg Nssocintch 49,

NEW YORK, March 3 DcStruC.
lion OF foodstuns In order that prices
may he kept up is IA favoritc diver
slpG with %"w York merchants. Mar
k"t Commissioner Edwin J. O'Aia!.
ley today told housewife. members az
III" Women's state Republican As.
ISOLATION in session here. m.
methods of price manipulation com
pare with those Of TN. race track
citing as an instance that poultry
men get together NJ on" point each
day and nN prices jus, the way book
les do prices ON horses.
The commissioner asked IN. wo.
mems support Of the B6ylcn hin
amending IN" farm and markets law
I" CIV" oiiicla! access 10 data on tho
cost of production and sale Of food.
stufIS
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France Offers Prizes
for Raising Big Families
inv rnitcI Ncmal

PARIS. March lin the hope
or acc"l"ratiuE the birth-rat. OF
III" country. the French Academy
has decided to accept a donation
OF i.p00.Coo francs offered for
distribution at the rat. OF 100000
francs year In ten annual prizes
OF 10000 francs each 10 families
OF hvc or more normal. living
children whose parents are both
80 years old or less
The recipients Of these prizes
Will not be barred. either. from
eligibility for other wards Of Il
similar nature having tho sam.
object. The jay foundatiOn offers
prizes aggr"ratinE 2j,O0c francs
in each department To parents or
nine or more children.
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READ SECOND SCENE
FROM STATE PAGEANT
VIII Feature Meeting In behalf oi
Movement at John Marshall High
school Tonight.

Tonirhts feature Of the meeting ia
the interest Of the Virginia Historical
Pageant. to b.. held here next May.
VIII be the reading OF tho second
seen" from the pageant, 10y Iiownrn
T.. smith assistant director John M.--
shall! High school Tho meeting IS
open 10 Tho public. Thomas Wool
stevens. head of Ia" drama depart
mcnt Of Carnegie Institute Of Tech
ru!pGy. and director OF the pageant,
is th" author -! lii. scene.
Tho entertainment viii be u con-
,'nna,i"n of til. study of the Ecvo-
!uiiOnary period and viii be under
tn" auspices of III" Sons Of the Amer
team Ncyplution. William r. VIII
l!ams Will preside. \ musical pro-
gram will be rendered. W Is. Grid
lin. secretary Of the Pageant Associa
t!on. viii speak In South Boston to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
IS. q. G., [ e r Y

Miss Elisabeth Scott has returned
"" the city, after visi, Of scvrr,ti
weeks to friends in Charleston. s. G.
She was much entertained during her
8athy there. attending the st. Cecilia
BAH and other Interesting function.
Miss Scott is the daughter Of MIR ,n,
Mrs. Frederic William Scott. Of oo3
West Franklin street.
Icntcn Snies.
tThe Woman's Guild of tho cruco
Episcopal church is arranging gnI.,
every saturday during the Lentcn
season -! dciicatcgson dIsn.s ana .r
ticl"s. The contributors to th"s.
sales are donated by some of Rich
nonda hn"st housckccpors. anon.
Whoh ar" Mrs. Eugcne Massic. Mrs
fStahord Parker. Mrs Egbert Leigh.
Mira. baskerville Bridgciorth. Mira
Whiiam Tnlinferro. Mrs. Frank w.
lIhiistian and Mrs. Austin Borckcn.
brouEh
visited In the North.
Nl'S sarah Powers hns returned
10 richmond She has been visiting
= IN IN" North for several months
ksponding some time in Montreal. New
i"rh and Washington. Miss Pow.
8'rS ~ tho daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
u l.. Powers. 1909 Park Avenue.
Informal hTnIr mt Ch~,tcrirId
Mrs. Archer Anderson. or this city.
4WhS hostess at a charming tea Wen
ncsdhy afternoon at the Chestcrnc,n
Apartments. she entertained iufor
mnlly In honor Of her guest Mr.,
Iohn u. duncan. The rooms were
prcttily decorated with vases -,
spring flowers, and Mrs. Anderson
"oT" Il lovely tea gown ami "a coz
sag bouquet Of viulcta. Mrs. Dun
= lean IL Of 81. Louie. Mo.
..cr" for ThIs Wcrk-Eud
MSS Mabel :. Brown. OF Norfois
r. the guest OF Mrs waller Scott 10,
~ snort timI". She viii meet har
! nrr"nt Events group at the Woman's
i"h this morning AT 100 o'clock
MISS Er"wn WIN be her" for the res,
OF the week
DnNts-N"blr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas jefferson No
re- "t iintor PARK. announce the en-
kE'F"n"nt and approaching marriage
t. 'hrir daughter, Elizabeth. to Wni.
tor Creed Davis. .Ir.. son OF MIR ano
Mfs. w. G. DAVIS. ~ thia CITY. Tho
Wedding Us TO take place In ApriI.
tint-r Park Club
Mrs. Evan X ChcStnruian Viii in
'ioduec Mrs Thomas Gardner al mo
.''larN round table OF tn. ,;int.y
~ ""'"" ''Eb this Afternoon
80 o'clock IN the parish house
4 OPT -. Thomas Church. Mrs Lock
I WOOD VII! gtv' brief talk after the
..S.us7l'n. Tl" Amcr!cauI4atlon OF
ru""fd Fox" Is Tho subject FOR the
i''rh""H aud Mrs Philip E!owder
hartman
On '""kcr>.
4 an interesting gathering OF h!.
"'.N mas hsen the series or cooking
4 lures NJ the Y W. q. \ Miss
r''' h'. been in-,rucijns many
"t IN" prominent society women her.
"i l"' art o; tho many phases OF
".h'tS rms morning at 1890
"t'"eN Hhe VIII give her nfth dem
."Si '"''oh IN INC !. w. g. y audi
''"''' 'vF subject being "A Slmpl.
''."tr i"F ioGr, NJ this time she
w." .ho" how 10 plank - steak. Ia
-" al t"rn""n OF o'clock her subject
~" DC PASTRIES Admission may
g.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
WHiTEN ROUGH
CHAPPED HANDS

Squeeze the juice or TWO lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. which any drug store
viii supply Tor Il rev cents Shak.
well. and you have quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon-bleacs
lotion 1" soften and whitcn red
rough or Chappcd hands. This home.
made lemon lotion tx Gar superior t.
glyccrin and rose water TO smoother
the skin. Famous stage beauties us,
IL 10 bleach and bring that soft. clear.
rosy Wilt" complexion. because IL
i1esu't irritatc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

The Paramount Four stands for what
Is expected. when they arc toutcd Az
the premicrs In their line. For Il
real novelty. the Aeroplanc Girls
must be seen TO be appreciated"
Paul Nc"ins and Ed Guhl in their
pat''r. In Cork" bear ont the no
'iccs OF thc advance press agents
STUN. while the Lawrence Trio. in
comedy singing AMI dancing. hand
over lin" OF fine doings
The news and comedy picturcs af-
FORA much entertainment. and the
Lyric orchestra does the rest
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Hamilton Holt to Spcn:,.

thermometers viii be given a chance
70 hear Hamilton Holt. national chair
man of III" Woodrow Wilson l'oun-
dHtiou Fund. tomorrow night at the
Wcs;morclaud club az S,l5 O'clock
MIR. Holt wili tell uf the work nc-
comp.i@hed hy the Organization. ar
ranEcnicnts for Mr.. IIolts lecture
were made by John shelton Will
lians. who extended an invitation to
the chairman to come here
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Anluscnlcnts
IIig Time ut Lyric.

IIig Time nj Lyric.
william Rock. well known az a
high epot IN the upper realms OF mu-
sical comedy. aided and Allotted by
Nancy Wexford AMI Helen Eby, pulled
on one uf the finest pieces OF vaudc-
VILE work seen at the Lyric In many
moons. when tho new bill started ON
It's three day run yesterday. This ac,
Is alone we'll worth a trip to the
Sin,h and Broad streets PLAYHOUSE
Ana Tor som" music par excellence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

"Pape's Diapcnsin" Is the quickest
surest relief for Indigestion. Gases,
F!atuience. Heartburn. Sourness, Fer
meniatiOn or Stomach Distress caused
by acidity. y few tablets give al
most Immediate stomach relief and
shortly the stomach Is corrected so
you can eat favor!te foods without
fear. Large case costs only few
cents n; drug store. Millions helped
Acknowledgement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

Welcomed tn" speaker to the city. lie
was followed by Albert II. lIiil. super
'nt"ndcnt Of Sch"ols: Dr. McCollun
AMI "Th" Jolly Jester"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

80 rE'-T'V 49, ' ~ .IWTIN y
Tho city school board has organ
Ted by clcctinE John q Helm az
cha truan. TWO prominent women of
fredericksburg. Mrs. w. W. Butzncr
and Mrs. j. j. Fisher were recently
elected members "f tho board. An
other vacancy is yet TO he filled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
THIN, FADED HAIR
NEEDS "DANDERlNE"
TO THICkEN 1T
30 cents buy n bottle

30 cents buy n hottie
CT "Dandcrine." With
In ten minutes after
the first application
you can not find Il sin
gle trace OF dandruH
or falling hair. DAN
derlnc Is to the hnir
what fresh showers Of
rain and sunshine are
to vegetation. II goes
right TO the roots.
INV crate and
strengthens tn c III.
helping your hair TO
grow long. thick and
luXuriant.
Girlc' CIrlS' nnp't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

figures. It took 1000 tons OF paving
blocks to prepare the streets and Is.
600 pancs OF glass for tho window
Of the buildings. y carload Of pain
VAS used FOR the tinting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

let your hair stay lifcless. colorIess,
thin. scragEy. \ single application
OF delightful Danderine Will double
>hc beauty and radiance OF your hair
and make II look twice as abundant
advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10

charming group Of songs. with Mrs.
Allen II. Savilic at tho piano.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10


Wallace Reid Is The worlds
champion drcss-suit artist nm
doubleday. but in tho role Of middle
weight champion Of the world he as
Sumcs. 10 quote George AIDE. the rel
atI"e importance Of Il goldfish font
ing on his back" For Wallace -
such "A delightful fellow while enter
tanning and making love Ia attractive
Young ladies' that his character Of
William burroughs. English middle
class outcns,. c"inccs an unConuuer-
ahi" hrtifciali,y. Fortunately. the
rca lighting scenes of the picture arr.
omitted: vast gap in the other
wise highly entertaining him.
Lois Wilron. his co-stnr. is charm,
ingly natural and capable. The story
Is a iakc-ofr on English aristocracy:
very good takc-on not only on
English aristocraCy but also on
American pugalism and Ideals. rn-
cast which supports Reid il splendid.
characters show iinesyn rarely.
found IN ordinary tales OF this sort.
II is typical Wallace Reid affair.
proving beyond doubt that the ap-
pcarance Of two really good actors n,
NUT" sufficient to make an entirely
satisfactory screen diversion
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Menu for Today

Brcnkfnst.
StcWcd Fruit Fish Cakes
Rvu Rolls
Coffee.
Luncheon.
Mustard Sardlncs on Toast
Rice with
Tomato Sauce
Cereal beverage Cold
Dinner.
Clam Chowdcr Baked Fish
Baked Potatoes Apple Pie
Coffee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-10
Hold Tournnmcn. Of Acting.


Before - W. Griffith began to finn
ms iatcs; and greatest picture. or
phanS OF the storm he held what he
called a tournament OF acting. Each
actor Or actress who was constituted
Tor - par, was measured against th.
other aSpirants. This applied even to
the Gish sisters. and il was no, until
after the trial that Lillian was
chosen az Hcnrictt". and Dorothy M
Louise. tn" blind girl. Thog. now IN
tn" cast arc the httcst who .urvlv.
'hc survivors representing more
Than 300 actors who w"r" weighed in
the balance and found wanting. In
IN" list of those who tried for =. piace
IN the scene are Tn. names Of MANY
famous actors and actresses.
The wonder Of i, is that In CON
tcmplating the work of making ,hIs
stupcndous motion picture. Mr.. C;rif-
nth did not faltcr. and then decide
10 make a SiN-reel picture instead.
The fact that he has made enormous
spectacle pictures In the past. on!,.
makes II more appalling. for iyno-
rance often makes one rush in wbcr,
angels fear to tread
orphans Of III" storm" is or. NJ
the most pretentious works ever uu-
Hertakcn by an American For ono
SCI. Mr., Griffith constructed n ronro.
d"ction Of Paris $50 years ago. bo
buiit a city with lively. s,roctv No.,
several blocks of buildings. In rIni,,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

revolver contra 81, puso Ia boca en- Ia.
region eardiaca ' dispar6. su cada-
yer cayo janto Al ensangrentado de su.
yietima.
Cuando Florence regres6, sus ojos.
|contemplaron ull espectaculo terrible.
Dos cadaVeres, el dc su madre v q de-
Bender, eneogidos sobre el suelo. La
nina, parslizada por el horror, quedo
|petrifcadas 81 garganta anudada no
|pudo proferir ii in glitto. Asi estaba
Ia huerfahh infe1iz cuanao sn hernia
no William regres6 del cinemato grafos
81 hijo DE- Ia vfctinla, mas dueno de
| lsinaisnoI alz6 81 revolver, 10 examine
u u pai los vecinos, quiehes, !
ez, don raSte de q tfagedia 4
u Autoralade 4 a'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
II b Il & Z
PALACE!

Plan Europeo. Capacidad para 250
pasajerOs.
El hotel ideal para hombres de ne
IsRociOs y turistas de experinecia.
Habitaei6n con ba6o para pefso-
na, desde $1.5O.
Habitaci6n con banjo para 2 persO-
nas, desde $500.
Restaurant a Ia Carta. PreciOs mo-
dicos.
CuandO visite San Juan haga del
PALACE su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
CARIBE

Eitnado en- Ell cOraz6n de a ciudad.
Perfectamente acondiciOnadO con 1 to- Al
dos los adelantos modeTnos. Ascensor.
TEX lSfGnos. Magnf6ras habiciones cor
bako priyado y efectos san5itarias, tEs;, !;
peciaI comfort para familias pasa.;- Al !;
iefesg PreciOs moderadgs, 81. q
Tslef0hos 4S4 !. 1909, p, q. Box sOssr
Gale de San Francisco No. S4, San
Juan. r. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
Secretario.
CcNSULTORTO MEDICO oUIRuR.
GICo z DE ENFERMEDADRS
De LA SANGRE.
DR.. BOCANECRA LOpEz

ATisc Para desvanecer ciertas du.
las me cofnplazco en- anunciar al pd-
|blico que uso exclusivamente NEOSAI.
sr4as7AN'7 ALENfAN LEGITIMO, ii
srico irapoftado en- Puerto Rico; has
a "a fecha, mediante Ia unica Eiesn,
cia concedida. a los seiiores Pesauera
Pesquera de esta plaza. Nuestfo
4 EOS sARSAN ALEMAN frs: eSa.
ssiiaado pof los Laboratories del Bept.
al Salua pdbIica de los Estados Uni.
os dsslarado 'puro y genuine
lAdvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
CENTRAL

Edikcio construfdo expresamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipadc
con ascensor, habitaciones con baflD
atelsfOno, timbre y cuanto requiere
,el moderno comfort Plan Europeo.
\ Restaurant Ia carta. TelefOnos
sSI-II44. Box Iz52 San yoseg RIaza
principaI, San SJuan ri R y ii "a ssi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
| as tragedias del alma
Enloquecido por las negativas De 81 anna,
da, L quita IA vida dc in balazo y con q
r1lisrno revolver Sc suicida

ieducarlos Ia inipedfa acceder j SUI de-
Iinanda.
La noche del drama, a ESQ de las
Isiete, Bender Sc present6 en- Il apar-
Ftamento de Ia viuda y di6 dinero q
William para que fuera al cinemat6-
'grafo. Florence escribia una conlpo-
sici6n escolar en- Ell comedor 81 car
nicero, a solas con Ia iiaujer que ANA
Iba, volvi6 a suplicarla, de rodiIlas,
Que Sc casara con II! La respu|esta
lfue la anisnla: no los nifios 81
Bender, sangrando el coraz6n, Sc
Idespidi6 y salio Ia caliee dirigi&ndo-
Ige q la casa de su cunado, Max p.
Gresham, domiciliado en- el mum. 2i2
oestc de la calle 1873. Encontrando
len Ell un solicito confidente, Bender le
relate sus cuitas. Dijo a Grosspan
que estaba desesperado, que su amor
10 tenfa loco. Su cunado, mas ca
bio v con mayor experiencia en- los
asuntos de Ia vida, lie diio: Quizas
Isera preferible que esperes. ST Mrs.
Small te anna, terninara por aeep-
tarte. 4 y ~ sss
Bender, despues de esta vista que
lpareci6 calmarlo, regreso a sucasa, Sc
lNistio on el traje doninguero, puso
luna rosa en- el DIAL de la solapa y,
Eebrio de amor, regres6 la residencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
I. j 4 ! IA VISO

IAauien nueda interesar:
tis a 4anta Directiva de Ii Association
sdpnl6stica ,denominada CASINO DE
VEGA. RAJA, con fecha Is dc FebFefo
lde 922s adopt6 una resoInci6n aeonse-
zial laaissluci6h de Ii Corporation.
wi este cfecto, Sc ha conyocado 4 ana
Asambleal General de socios que sera
eelebFada el dia dos de Abril de 1922
aolasfdosade la tarde, en- el local de- Ia
soeiedadg situado en- Ia cane de Ramon
=. Betances No. ~.
Vega Baja, P. R., Febrero 16, 1922.
ss,a 4 re4 J. SIERRA,
Presidents.
R. soBRINo,
Secrefario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
Dos pequefos hijos de Ii asesinads
encuentran los cadaveres al entrar


encuentran los cadaveres al entrar
en- su casa.
Mrs. Agnes Small, viuda de 81 amos
de edad residente en- Ia casa ndmero
15 6este de IA calle SO, New York, an
siosa de consagrarse por complete 4
IA educaci6n de sus hijos, por espacio
de- cuatro amos rehus6se prestar
oidos los galanteos de, John Benz
dier, de "a amos, ddsechando isiempre
slls nropuestas de nlatrimonio. Como
reslltado de sus constantes negatives,
una noche fue asesinada por su ga
iaE en- su rasidencia. Bender, una
vez que hubo arrebatado Ia existen-
cia Ia mujer que no pudo hacer su-
va, Ia siguio d Ia tumba.
lei esposo de- Mrs. Small muri6 cin-
co amos la. Desde IA mnerte de su
marido la viuda, rnadre ainante. habia
venido trabaj jando para ganar no solo
su sustento sino tanbien el de sus hi
JOS William, de trece amos de edad, y
Florence, de once amos. Bender, car
nieero de mediana posicion, conoci6 q
Mrs. Small hace cuatro amos y Sc
prendo de ella, corteiandola con ash
duidad desde entonces "a viuda jamas
alento 81 amor de Bendisf por 10 con-
trario, siempre que este II. an rapto
pasional se arrhdIl 81 slls plan;
v IA rOgaha dss ssnd aiexa I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

pOR NO PoDERLA atender 81 duefo,
Sc vende una machina de caballitos en-
nagni6cas condolences. Diriiase Ma.
nuel Vazquez, Utuado. ?. z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
AyIsc A la s.ANIDAD q

El oelienta . mas por cicnto de los
habitantes de Maricao csta padecien-
Go de aneTnia segin datos enviaies
q San Juan, que de ser confrmades,
imerecerfa nna pronta Intervention sa-
nitaMa la sehalada cpidemia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

GLon7Tos DE COMA g:

CLOB1TOs DE COMA ventas ii
por mayor, desde 80 cts. gruesa en- ade-
alante. Surtido removable sernanalmen-
te. Servi1nos pedidos por correo q. q.
ID. II S. B. "A, Allen 80 San Juan
-EE vENDE. Una casa de hormig6n
armada, de dos plantas, sta eii ia Ave.
nida Nairn, parada 46, Condado. Pa:
ira infromes: Telefono 377. Santurce q
spartado 1855 ssh Juan.
RESIDElyCIl Vendo 3 alquilo por
dos . c;I,co amos mi residencia zen Fl
Condado. Condiciones favoIhbles de
|pago cayetano Con u Cuchi. Allen 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
ITARITACIoN 2 C0MIDAS. Iatr|

iDESEA listed obtener INA taqui.
grafa competence? Diriiase 4 Cristo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

IsE vENDE q Ia B6en 2sOiar de 65S NE. ne
tros m cuadrados III Santurce. ealle De
san Mateo. parada Is, colindando con
Llad6 y Gelabert Tnfornara Pedro Bo;
livar, Telsfono No 425. San juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

|BUElgs NECCCI0. 81 desea Ud. en-
|prender in buen negocio, en- sociedad
con tirrpa bien conocida y esta I'd dis
spuesto aportar cuatro mil dollars y
ssalir de Puerto Rico; en- viaje de nego-
clos para regresar pronto. puede diri-
ljiEsg Ill Apaftado No. 14l4 San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
CIGAR STO E Sc vende Por no
Ipoderlo atender su dueno Negocio
heeho con buena chshtela Site sx
eelerte dc nucho transito Fortaleza
AZ San Juan. F e Informs Fl H
misrno
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

,IzNEA qua xANlA. Horas de salida:
DE 5uayan3 para San Juan 800 a. Al.
De San JssaI para Euayana 800 2. NJ.
Ventaide ticksts: Guayannas Hotel Pa.
rrissf rSani s5ukS ia Linda" Gale dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

HoMBRE soLTERo, blanco, de 81
amos de edad, saludable, de buena re-
putaci6n y de, oficio MECANICO. soli'
cita en- natrimonio una mujer joven
no menor de % amos, sin compromise.
y que posea un capital no menor de
$4,000, Contrato matrimonial rapido
Informant hasta el dia II del corrlen-
te en- Betances St, No. Is. Arecihp.
Ppsprso, vert g, Rifo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

So IA ExTRAvrADo IN collar de.
Perlas, ia persona que 10 encuentre
debe aVisar Al apartad6 500, San
Recibira por clio tina buepa gratifca.
ci6rl. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13

81 AlsTeUILA Una habitacion itldss
pendisAtA para ho1nbre solo . matri-
Ftaonsoaslfi nifo en- casa de fan1iiia Ell.
" MifAts gu1a cuadra de Ia parada IL.
Union No. 2. Telefono "a verde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-13
SANTO ID OMINGO

Hospedage cargo de matrimonlo
respectable Mejot que en eualquieg
hotel Habitaciones para colnisionis-
las matrimonios PsInt0 c6ntrieO.
Colon No. s6 (alt0sl.
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Uncertainty Over Method
OF Making Nominations

The Louisville Times says
Uncertainty about the method tc
be adopted by the Democrats IN
nominating their state ticket is
III marked contrast with the op-
position party. While the Dem
ocrats may decide upon a prlma-
rv. a convention or a composite
plan. it is known in advance that
the Republicans will, under the
law. exercise their option and
name the State ticket in del
egated convention.
This is IN line with the Re
publican opposition to the pri-
mary law which it sought to re-
peal and succeeded i'll amending
it to exclude from the primary
state officers and United States
Senator if the governing party
so elects. Ever since the primary
law was enacted it has been dis
tasteful TO the Republicans and
Richmond daily register., 1922-12-13
Lexington Tobacco Market

Lexington, Dec. y Sales on
the four lexington independent
floors continued Monday, when
a total of 347,330 pounds were
sold for $1O9,33S.09, an average
Of $314S a hundred pounds.
The Jewell and Virginia av4
enue houses tied with the high
est average, each with $32.08 a
hundred, Edgemore Farm OF
Fayette county, had high basket
at the Jewell house. selling 100
pounds. for $50. It's crop of T.
765 pounds brought $1,913.S0, an
average of $4016 a hundred. w.
Nj. Ledford had high basket at
the Virginia house, selling $50
pounds at $50 hundred.
The Geary house sold the most
tobacco, 10O,595 pounds going
over the loor for an average OF
$3I65 hundred. The high bas-
ket brought $40 a hundred. The
Peoples house sold total of
99,130 pounds fer an average OF
5000. The high basket was
220 pounds from the crop be-
longing TO Randolph and John
son, of Fayette county, which
brought $45 hundred.
Richmond daily register., 1922-12-13
.CAMMACK FOR
ATTC'Nr7 GENERAL

Friends here of Judge ]. W..
Cammack, a regent of Eastern
Normal, will be interested in
the following from the Louis
vile Times:
The Seventh District may Of
fer a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Attorney
General It is' known that
Judge ]. W. Cammack, Owen
ton, former Circuit Judge and
State Senator, has the matter OF
becoming a candidate under con-
,sideration and his friends say he
will be a starter at the proper
time. Judge CammacK, besides
being an influential party man,
is a pioneer of the dry" move
ment. He introduced and had
passed the first county unit local
option law in Kentucky that was
known as the Cammack law.
Judge Cammack never has made
a losing political race and has
few equals as a campa;gner.