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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03
[arket Road
|ocatio1l May
|BeContesteel

80. Or. March 3.-The Polk
Ttv court Wednesday passed a
Mutton creating a market road ID
a nav lead to court action, If
y. .ourse of the court is approved
.hs state highway commission.
:. action involves the west
nortion of the proposed coast
leading from Dallas to the
" ''S,oce bridge. The market road
ins at the George Clanfield
H. % and runs to a point near the
= Hart place, from which two
too we're considered, and the
a chosen does not meet with the
Y .ora, of the Red Prairie peo-
ID and others.
'rba contest was over whether
4 road should proceed westerly
.ough the Skersies farm, which
"A Red Prairie people hold to be
4 shortest and best, or &c
sough the T. S. Brown place,
'svtng the fine Red Prairie or
a rds one and one-half miles
'Dm the proposed good road. Fol
'Ting the passage OF the resolu-
H. It was announced that the
n Prairie people would combine
Night the action.
The proposed road was surveyed
\ william Harcomb for the high.
ay commission, and he is under
,ood to have reported that the
ate by the Brown place will be
\ cheap as by the Shersies farm
N this is disputed by the Red
4airie people interested. These
.tter hold that the Shersies route
much the shorter and best II
Sery way.
Following the passage of the
esolution 1t was signed by Judge
lbbtnson and Commissioner
raves, Commissioner Hart de
lining to sign.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03
Bounty Hi "Y" Club
Leaders to Meet In
Conference Sunday

The initial training conference
\ county Hi "Y" club leaders will
\ held Sunday afternoon at $50
'Clock in the office of the Salem
Sater company.
The conference will be devoted
4 an exchange experiences and
yeas in organizing and develop
fg clubs throughout the county
pld will be followed by other
neetlngs called by John H. Rudd
Punty Y. M. c, A. secretary.
A. e. Yount, Interstate boys
fcretary, will be the principal
Peaker on the program.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03
panama Treaty
With Columbia
Is Completed

Washington, March 3.-Ratifi-
fuon of the treaty between the
Falted States and Colum bia
'nereby the American govern
leat Will pay Columbia $25,000,-
w as compensation for loss of
,aaama were exchanged Wednes-
" IN Bogota, according to ad-
ICES received today by the Colon
ian legation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03

witness having caused the post
ponement of further testimony
until Monday. The jury has been
excused until that time. Tomor-
row, however, attorneys will ar
que motions by the defense to
strike out certain portions of the
states testimony.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03
Obenchain Trial
Is Delayed Again

Los Angeles, GAL, March a.
Another halt occurred here in
the trial of Mrs. Madalynne 0ben-
chain for murder, the Illness of a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-03

Lawrence N. Blowers, ex-mayor
Of Hood River and ex-county
Judge, announces that he will en-
ter the race for representative in
the legislature from Hood River
county,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
HALSTEAD MAY PUT
BARREL PLANT HERE
Virginia Truck Package Man Urged
To Enter Local Field

i. i. Halstcad. one of the largest
manufacturers of truck packages in
Virginia and the CarolinaS will es-
tablish factory for the manufac-
ture of Stave barrels at Elizabeth
CRY if early Irish potato growers in
this section will contract with him
for not less than 10000 barrels for
next season.
An article in this newspaper last
week calling attention to the loss of
thousands of dollars to local potato
growers thru the compulsory use of
the Slat barrels made in this city
may have had desirable effect. The
Carolina Real Estate Agency. Mrs.
Sallie VI. Boettcher. manager. SAW
opportunity in the facts presented by
this newspaper and Immediately be-
gan to get in touch with barrel man
ufacturers who might be induced to
locate in Elizabeth City. Mr.. Hal
stead. whose main Offices are in Nor
folk and who already has an estab-
liShrd business in Camden and Cur
!tuck counties. says he will locate
Il factory here if business is guaran-
tead him. Mr.. HalStead made an eff
fort to locate here about ten years
ago. but was not satisfied with the
outlook at that time. Since that
time the acreage of potatoes has
greatly increased and the growers
have become educated to the stavc
barrel.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
ELIZABETH CITY SPUDS
HELP RAIL BUSINESS
But They Can Offset Competition
From Good Roads and
Motor Vehicles.

President G.. X. Loyal. Of the
Norfolk Southern Railroad in an in
terview with the News * Observer
this week says that business is pick
ing up with the railroads. He said:
This is due principally to the good
uotato crop around Elizabeth City.
We hauled about two thousand cars
out of there this spring
But the railroad business of the
Norfolk Southern taken as whole
is bad. Mr.. Loyal declared. He at
tributes this largely to the advent Of
the automobile. 1T looks TO me,
he said. "aS if the Short-haul buSi-
ness. freight rs well as passenger,
is gone never to return. Good roads.
passenger cars and freight trucks
are doing the greater part of this
business and see no way in which
the railroads can compete with
them
Business generally, in the jrds-
mpnt of I.rpSiden Loyal. is looking
up. In eastern North Carolina this
is due TO the better price which cot
ton is bringing. Much cotton that
has been held pending the coming
of better prices has now been
brought out and sold and its sale has
put money i'll circulation. energizing
business at every point.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
MORE NATION WIDE
PUBLICITY FOR US
The American Magazine viii Publish
Picture of Independents
New Home

Elizabeth City and THE lNDH-
PENDENT ill get another big
piece of nationwide publicity in an
autumn issue of The American Mag
azinc which will print picture of
TIE INDEPENDENTS new build
Ing in connection with another ar
ticlc written for that magazine by
W. q. Saunders. The American
magazine asked for Il new picture of
Ihc editor and it was upon the Sug-
gcstion of John " SiddaIl. editor of
The American, that the picture was
made in front of the rev building
occupied by this newspaper. The
title of the piece that will carry the
picture in The Magazine is What
Got Out of Nv Trips 10 New
York" In this article Mr.. Saunders
tells in ra"y St"'r why he goes to
New York several times year and
how he makes it pay.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
NERVY SKIPPER STOPS
HERE AFTER 20 YEARS

Capt. Alexander Reed formerly of
BERTHE County. but now of New York
who makes Il business of plotting
yachts south from northern points.
WAS visitor in the city last week.
this being his first trip in 20 years.
Capt Reed is the same man who a
few years back made the round trip
from New York to Miami in a .24-
foot power boat, the smallest boat
on record to go such trip. Capt
Reed was in an auxiliary sail yacht
TO feet in length this time. and hap
pened in Elizabeth City because he
decided to cone thru the Dismal
Swamp cana! instead of the other
way, as he usually goes.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
STACEISSETFORCITY'S
BTGCESTFOURTH OF JULY
Among the Things On the Program Are Music,
Athletic Events, Fast Horses,
Fireworks and Fun

Elizabeth City is going to
have the biggest Fourth OF
TuIv it las ever had, if prep
arations are any index. Every
committee working on the
program has made efforts
enough to make the occE:on a
successful one. Enough mon
cv has been spent. the stage is
set. and the actors arc waiting
for their cue.
Substantial prizes will he donated
the winners in the contests, and
races. Elizabeth City merchants
have contributed libcrally to pro-
vide for these prizes. \ thousand
dollar fireworks display will be- the
final night feature without fail. as
the fireworks are already here.
Numerous athletic events. consist
ing of running jumping. hurding
ana other things will be the leading
features Of the forenoon for boys.
\ twenty FIVE piece brass band vii!
furnish al! the music needed on a
program where everything else is III
tCrc&ting.
SWIMMING races will be an after
noon event. ana ball game between
a Norfolk and Elizabeth City teams
will be among the hest Of the season
here.
The holSc racing at the fair
grounds will be no small stunt. for
somc Of the best and fastest horses
in the district have already been en-
tered. There will be four rhSSrS of
races. and one of these will BE- the
most fun provoking if it isn't the
SwiftcSt. That will be the mule
races. -Four of these animals will
enter. all ridden By cO!ored drivers.
The most spectacular feature will
be the Illuminated water carnival of
the night which has been gotten up
with no little difficulty. Many boats
will enter this and the imagination
of the owners will be taxed to the
utmost to make the crafts a. at
tractivc and interesting rs possible.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
POTATOES BEAT
OUR LAST CROP
We Grew More Than Last
Year But Rain Threw
Shipments Behind

Elizabeth City has shipped
an average OF nearly 40 car
loads OF potatoes a day since
the season began the first Of
June. Over LOO carload OF
potatoes in all have been
shipped thru Elizabeth City.
and the few going by boat
have made close to 25O,OO0
barrels. 1t is estimated that
at least $4,000 barrels have
gone north from stations III
Camden and Currituck coun-
ties. Last years crop in all
this section was only 2SS,O0O
barrels.
Heavy rains gave our potatoes Il
Sct back and threw thcm in the mar
ketS in the midst of Nirginia'S ship
mcntS. \ carload from Elizabeth
City last week topped the market in
New York. Potatoes now ne the
farmers from $1.75 20 SD Il bar
rel.
II looks now aS if THIS years crop
is going to bring something like
three quarters If Il million dollars III
this section. 1t iS estimated that ov
or 2.0GO carloads or 100000 barrels
have been sent out of the territory
north of the Albcmarlc Sound. This,
will mean over million dollars to
the people in Northeastern North
Carolina.
Shipments are holding up we'll nj
this time considering the lItcnrSs
of the season. About ten carloads
are going out of Elizabeth City now.
There will be Il few struggling ship
mcntS rs long AZ the returns will
Justify. The Government market re-
ports growers have had here will no
longer be available aS III" rcp"cScn-
tativc left this week. to report the
watermelon crCp of sections farther
south
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
BETTER COTTON
MARKET NOW
Parsons Bonded Warehouse
To Open II Two
Weeks

The next thing to come to
Elizabeth City for the benefit
OF cotton growers will be a
branch office of the New Eng
land cotton markets, operated
by s. b. Parsons Of the Par
sons Bonded Warehouse of
this city. Mr.. Parsons has
made negotiations with large
New England cotton mills,
and within the next two
weeks will be offering the
growers the best marketing
advantages they will have ev-
er haI.
The new warehouse will be COM
ratcd in a few days and with $4,000
feet of floor Snacc available for stor-
age. farmers in this section will not
have to leave their crops out under
the trees or in unprotected barns.
Mr.. Parsons says that storage space
will cost less in his warehouse, than
the damage to cotton stored under
trees and will even be cheaper than
the Insurance on privately owned
property.
When cotton is stored in the now
warehouse il will be under the pro-
lection of the Government and in
return for his cotton. the owner will
receive Il government receipt. on
which any bank will advance money.
The holder can borrow money on
his cotton and tide himself over un-
til prices look worth while. Already
one man has engaged space Of Mr..
Parsons for 400 bales.
Every bale of cotton stored will
be graded and weighed by a govern
mcnt agent and the Government will
be responsible for the cotton. and
protect it against fire loss. theft or
damage up to its full market value.
The new warehouse will cost $50
600. 1t is of brick construction and
IS accessible to the street on one
side and railroad siding on the
other. Heavy fire doors. and hyd-
rants will be safeguards against
damage by fire.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
Why Cashier SuliUan
Isn't So Nervous NoW
He Had His Mental Anguish Test When Nc
Nider Was Crowding Him For
His Bonds

No excitement prevails in u2rt-
ford. Hertford had its excitement
when the news was first let out that
Sullivan had wrecked the Farmers
Bank 4 Trust Co. That bomb hay
ing exploded, Hertford has re2ov-
cred it's calm. Few people from the
surrounding country are attending
the trial. The farmers of Prrlui-
mans are working in their fields as
if nothing had happened D" was hap
pcning. The trial is attended most
ly by women. the women i'll the court
room outnumberiIg the men two to
one. And the Sympathi"s 1f he
women are apparently not with the
defendant.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
AO6 NEGRO TEACHERS IN
SUMMER SCHOOL HERE

, The largest Summer School for
Negro teachers ever conducted in
Eastern North Carolina is in prog
ress at Elizabeth City. at the State
Normal School. There are 4OG stu
dents enrolled from thirty Eastern
North Carolina counties. Prof. L.
W. Moore. principal of the School
is assisted by large faculty. The
School opened on June IL and VIII
be in session for SIX weeks from that
date.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
Cpolitical Advertisement
WARNlNG!
To the Democratic Voters CT
PaSquotank County:

= To the Democratic Voters CT
Pasquotank County:
In behalf of Mr.. w. /. Small
= we join Col. PearsalI, Chairman
y of the State Democratic Com
= mittee in his request that all
. good Democrats assist in pre-
" venting Republican voters from
= participating in our Democratic
y Primary on July ISt.
" We are reliably informed that
" under the leadership of. Dick
y Lee, a negro politician of Eden
& ton a BIG NEGRO ORGANI-
" ZATION has been perfected,
" which Lee boaSted would cast
= 1870 solid negro votes for Mr..
= Leary in the primary on Sat-
= urday.
y We are also reliably informed
" that this organization for his
= benefit was known to some OF
4 MIR. leary's Campaign Commit
= tee, with some of whom it is
= charged Lee conferred prior to
= forming the organization and
= NOTHING WAS DONE BY
50 THEM TO REVEAL TO THE
= PUBLIC THIS NEGRO MOVE
& MENT IN MR.. LEARY'S BE-
= HALF, NOR WAS THE WORK
= OF SUCH ORGANIZATION
= STOPPED BY THEM.
- 1t has been openly and cur
y rently discussed upon the streets
" of Edenton since its exposure
y and many good Democrats in
4 Chowan are inCensed about it.
Mr.. Small wants no negro
= votes. He makes his appeal to
the Democrats only.
= Small Campaign Committee.
+
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
0e GETS GOATS GOAT"

h,-.i ~ Dough. the Roanoke Island
i y''',"r w. who says imagination
,,n. |' hr>' law Of nature" has a
ro. son who recently came into
p,,,,r .>''n Of Il long desired pet,
h,.t d goat. Somebody asked Mr..
Io,, " 'a" goat didn't give him
s,,i. VI 'ronbI" with respect to his
Il. IT, No. said the boatbuilder,.
{. 5,.' '''l have time when the boy
/, "' r. aud when the boy is gone.
~'> 10 rest"
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30
cAM MORRISON COMING
WITH PARTY ON JULY 10
Prominent Statesmen and Public
MI Dln - Elizabeth City To Study
States Fisheries Needs

:, ;,lillmcut OF his p'oII.!S'
A., take the b"oST' , Sssamhlv NO,,
Inn Of the ue''e' d Cr;..
,hr North Ndiolil'"
'u i,,,;fiarize those
|Souilo> u c.,+a,s 6r-
L,,.rh-d0g> O' I''0 :.
with North larol'lld ;
D''S ,s1s Governor
ESherit' Ill hr;no.
| aneron Mo'.'S ;..ae
!, entire Budget Ioil'''''''ON
-,,,;rent members OF
pi''' ,..,,,,hI,. and the
he UcileT"'
.f,,rs Of leading newspapers
-, S.o+r 10 Elizabeth City
".' 80 To-, Elizabeth
H., oa~ty will make the
-H -, ,l,
n,ro will be held
>nN.,a',''r! ,,., no,tinp Of the
E.zaD',' ~ C,r,r,;ssion Board.
-.-ror Morrison and party VIII
.,.ar.lirrl bv Elizabeth 'ltE ho-
,.,.r, AZ dinner at the southern
h. Monday evening. July lo. Inc
..,~ will leave E.IZaoeth '''a
+, ..lsr morning on the tl>heTle>
..~r,i,,;nn cruiser Atlantic tor
%, oyer the Sounds. stopping at
..rs-al points cnr0Utr. c"ncllulhS
,Is --in 81, Beaufort or horeheau
r.r The hrJrc part ot the Week.
Members Of rh' Governor : party
rn b. Gov. Rufus y. p"usht"n' vi
Sg--a: Hon. L. L. Nar>er. ot l'"m-
sron: Hnn. VIM. y. Everett Oh
|RsEnsham: Hon. X. ;. Alc' "'h' D!
El,ulpr>on: Hon, /. C. bOwle. oi
|A<a: Earle Godbcy. editor OF the
G-~a,5oro Daily News; Wade liar-
+, pltto- Of the Charlotte obServ-
p rha>. X. Robinson, editor OF the
|l,lsyi,i, Cj;;."n: Hon. VIM. y.
b., Of Tar5oro and Hon. Herlot
arS>ou. of Charlotte. other diS-
rlgpi>aed North tarolInranS nave
bon invited aud It Is oe!lHNed sew
,al other iavita'jonS Will be ac-
r?,eL
Tl- coming oi Governor Morrison
srl party 70 Elizabeth City Monday
|lr.y IN, = Of considerable lmpor-
als To Elizabeth CIty and to the
rl'ire fishing Industry "f the state.
j. \ gong I" mean Il Iot oi s"ou
NcOici-y for Elizabeth City and Will
Ir' "o&>l.erabl" group "t the real
ro.1i"r> ot sentiment in this State
81 opportunity to know Elizabeth
Try anil IL Importance to the State.
Il" editor u TIE lNDEPENp-
IN r'a;m> cr"dit for assembling
h' parlG a Elizabeth City, Last
r.''"r Governor Morrison called the
i>-e'.'> Commission Board to kal,
'''" I" a>N them why the STATE H''
70. p'oanr" NOR" hSh. The Fisher
~ ''.lH'>>'"n Board invited "o'-
'7'' Morrison to take a trip over
he SQUADS end So" for himself some
E 'a' han1rpS OF the fishing ln-
N''y and III" nS"d Of legislation
a'y.as sufficient appropriations to
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30

We Have a Dollar for You.
up 70 you TO Get 1t. Carolina B
ing & Trust Co. Je1
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30

Good cvesight is inexpensive. See
DE-. ]. D. Hathaway. Optometrist.
Elizabeth City. \. c. adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30

For your eyes sake see DIR. j. y.
Hathaway. Optometrist. Bradford
Bldg, Elizabeth City, y. {. adv,
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30

We Have a Dollar For You. q
Your Friends About 1t. Card
Banking 4 Trust Co. Je.2
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1922-06-30

Don't neglect your eyes. Set
Hathaway. He Knows. adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-17
UNA OBRA De DON RAMON
. GAMBIA CORDOVA

FL distinguido y excelente caba-
llero don Ramon Gambia C6rdova, com
petente funcionario del Departamen
to de Agriculture, ha tenido la cor-
tesla de obsequiarnos con un ejem-
plar de su interesantisima obra "Or
ganizacion Rural de Puerto Rico, la
cual trae importantfsimos estudios
acerca de la agricultural del pals.
La ebra del sefior Gand:a ha sido
editadn por cuenta del Departamen
to no dudamos que ha de redundar
en- benefcio de los agricultores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-17
A LOS CosEcHEROs DE CAFE DE
PUERTO RICO

Apenas 81 a1gun interesado en- la pro-
ducci6n del cafe de Puerto Rico habra
lei6o las nsanif que un amigo
mio moldeaba acerca de nuestro envi-
diable grano de cafe, mientras Gambia
ba impresiones con otros amigos en- un
cafe de San Juan.
Yo como buen jibaro, tengo mis- sim
pasias por la agriculture; y como Sc
trata de nuestro cafe que ss una de
las columnas que sostienen la prospe-
ridad de nnestra isla. mi interes fu5
atlaido por las manifestations de mi
'referido amigo, quien prevee que con
el tempo nuestro cafe pardera ell mer
cado cubano, debido a las mezclas que
inventan los comerciantes cuando estos
no eavasan cafe de otras procedencias
en- los sacos aut@nticos del cafe genuine
de Puerto Rico.S
Esos recursos que usan los conner
ciantes para sus evoluciones en- Ell mer
cado, es meramente una especulaci6n
hija de la ambicion de obtener mayor
ganancia con Ell prscio de los productos
del ramo que Sc dedican.
varios empacadores de tabaco en- Ell
/ ne-cado cubano importaban muchas to-
nsladas de tabaco de Puerto Rico para
mezclarlo con otras classes de Cuba y
an, i, a ,lo o,,,,,, ooJo 1o 10 al ,,o,,,F,re
de Habana.
Tenemos acaparadores de tabaco de
Sumatra en- Puerto Rico para mezclarlo
con otias classes superiores de esta pals
" reembarcarlo bajo ell nombre de Puer
| to Rico.
Daspues de ser sometido a todas esas
adulteraciones, siempre impera la fama
| de nuestro tabaco.
Pero cuando ell cafe de Puerto Rico
So presente en- cEalquier mercado como
cosechado en- esta TERRA, su fama su
precio siempre triunfaran delante de
aquellos de cualquira otra procedencia
Este hecho Sc fla demostrado muchas
veces Y por muchos aiios en- ell mercado
de New York, donde ell infmo precic
del cafe del Brasil no ha podido veneer
la demanda del cafe de Puerto Rico, nj
ha podido degradar nj su precio nj su
fama nj su superior calidad, que es Ell
mejor sello de garantfa para identifcal
! su procedencia.
Sud America, Santo Domingo, Cuba
Centre America, produciran cafe tar
superior como Ell nuestro, cuando SUI
suelos sean fertilizadcs con Ell suelo de
Tuerto Rico.
]. J. BRITAPAJA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-17
AvISO
A ToDos LOS DUENos DE TRUCKS
Y CoNDUCTORES DE vEHICULOS
PEsADos DE MOTOR

~
Habiendose presentado ante mi innu-
merables qusjas contra los duefios de
trucks y conductores de vehiculos pc
sados de motor que solarlenee rosesr
licencia de y.shiculos comerciales, de es
tar dedicando los mismos a "a con5uc-
ci6n de pasajeros IN condolences tales
que constituyen una amenaza para la
salud y seguridad publicas, por la pre-
sente, Sc notifca todo duefio de truck
v conductor II vs1icuos pesados de
motor, que sera snspendida cancelada
la icencia 81 continual trafcando en-
las condolences menci ,nadas,, de acuer.
do con los prsceptos del apartado tli)
del Art. 8 de La Ley de AUTOMOBILES
VICENTE. asf como en- cumplimiento de
los precsptos de la Secsioa 8, apsrtado
(a) de La Ley de Ser7.aio Plbiico de
Puerto Rico. Esta orden enSrara en- vi
gor ell % de los corrientcs
San Juan, P. r., agosto 16, 1922.
John A. WILSON,
Comisionado del interior.
Advr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-17
DEsDE AREc1Bo s.

REFORMADO:- Despues de haber
permanecido durante algtn tempo clau
surado, ma alberto nuevamente sus puer
tas el cine "Ideal''.
sus empresarios, personals muy sim
paticas y amables, estan dispuestas
presentar 10 major que viehe esta
isla. En- la noche de la Inauguration fue
precise suspender las entradas debido
al crec:do ndmero de espeetadores.
UNA AGREsIoN:- Balbif1o Lopez.
conductor de un cami6n, aconieti6 en- la
Gale de "Mariano vidal'' aSAntonio
candelario, causandole la rnuerts de
una cabezada que lie di6 en- el est6mago.
DE HIMENEO:- Han cortraido ma
triinonio el distinguido caballero sr.
Agaiar Y la .bs1Ia y simpatica Srta. Blan
ca Estrella Colon. es
A la ceremonial asistierons numerosas
personas pertenecientes a nuestra eli
te' social. so
Eterna luna de miel dessamos la
feliz pareja. @i1Tk
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-17
CuandO usted yisite San
Juan hosp6dese en
La CAFETERIA
UN HoMBRE SUFRE UN HORRIBLE
ATAQUE DE HEMoTIsIS


Aver, las diez de Ia maiiana, en- los
momentos en- que 81 Sr. Domingo Sosa,
de SO amos, comerciante establecido en-
Carolina, entraba en- la Farmacia de
B,anco. sta en- Ia Gale Salvador Brau,
con Ell objeto de comprar algunas medi
cinas sufri6 un ataque de hemotisis,
caysndo examine las puertas de dicho
establecimiento.
A consecuencia de la gran hemorra
gia que sufri6, fu6 llamada la ambulan
cia para trasladar al enfermo la sala
do socorros, dsspu6s de haberle pres
tado los primeros arxilios el DR.. AL
faro Diaz, quien a la saxon Sc encon
traba en- aquel sitio.
Ell practicante de la sala de socorros
sr. Savilla, nos inform6 que al llegar
ali. 81 sr. sosa sufri6 un nuevo atauue.
El enferino no quiso ser trasladado al
Hospital Municipal, prefriendo que 10
condujeran a su donicilio en- Carolina.
Los enpleados de La Farmacia de
Blanco fumigaron y sanearon debida-
mente el sitio donde ocurri6 el lamenta-
ble sllceso.