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told Mr.. Hall before he bought 1t
that il he became dissatisfied with
house which will be organized Janu-
airy 5.
While on one of the trips several
weeks ago his automobile was struck
by another; he was pinned under
the car and his collar bone was
broken, one rib was shattered and
his right hand was seriously Grip
pied. He has practically recovered,
but is very careful with the hand,
which is not entirely well.
Mr.. Long was a candidate for
speaker of the house in 1911, and was
defeated by one vote by Edward b.
Almon, now congressman of the
Eighth district.
No opposition has developed to
Senator ]. b. Ellis of Selma for pres
ident pro tenn of the senate, and indi-
cations are that he will be the only
candidate.
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POWER PERMIT GRANTED

Under an order of the public serv-
ice commission today the Houston
Power company of Dothan was
granted a certificate of convenience
and necessity which will permit the
construction of a transmission line
from the Slocomb light plant to the
Florida line, where it will connect
with transmission line to Grace
willie, Fla.
Under this authority the Houston
Power company will provide hydro
electric power for the town of Grace
Vile. No opposition was shown.
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UNIVERSITY CLOSES

Incentive for the boys In this phase
OF work.
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NATURAL BRIDGE CASE UP

The public service commission to-
day heard and took under advise
ment the application for rehearing
CT the Natural Bridge agency case,
which was filed by the Northern Ala
bama railroad. The railroad recently
was ordered to establish an agency
at that point. The application for
rehearing set forth the allegation
that the earnings of the station will
not be sufficient to support an agent
and requested the commission to per-
NIT the establishment of a earctaker
at that point in lieu of an agent.
In issuing the order the commission
had in mind the use of an operator at
the Natural Bridge telegraph block
as an agent at Natural Bridge, but
the railroad offered evidence to show
that the block is located 1000 feet
from the station and one person
could not perform the double duty.
TRACTION STOCK TO SELL
The Alabama Traction company or
ganized by John B. Weakley of Bir-
mingham and associates for the pur-
pose of taking over the street railway
system at Albany and Decatur, was
granted authority by the public serv-
of the company to the value of $780,
900 and to dispose of 20-year first
mortgage per cent bonds TO the
value of $4,000.
The first mortgage bonds viii be
used in acquiring the property of
the North Alabama Traction company
from the federal court and the per-
NIT of the commission is subject TO
the confirmation of the federal court,
which has administered the street
railway since the old company Went
into bankruptcy several years ago.
In granting the permit the public
service commission especially pro-
vided that the authority would not
in any way be considered the es-
adjustment of valuation on the
property for rate-making purposes.
GURLEY TELEPHONE SALE
No one appeared in opposition to
the petition of the Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph company
for permission to dispose of it's tele-
gram system at Gurley, Madison
county. to A. S. Spelce, when the case
was called by the public service
commission today. The commission
took the petition under advisement.
The town council of Gurley wired
the commission several days ago not
to grant the permit until 1t had con-
ferred with the commission, but no
representative appeared at the hear
ing.
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PARRISH To BREAK
GROUND TODAY FOR
NE VI HIGH SCHOOL
$4,000 Structure Will Be
Erected by Citizens Who
Raised Funds by Pub
lie Subscription
JASPER BUREAU |
THE AGE-HERALD :
Jasper, Ala, Dec. 20 ]

Ground will be broken Thursday
for the new Central High school
building at Parrish, it was an
nounced from that place Wednesday.
Grade work on the site will be paid
for by donations made by the public
spirited citizens of Parrish. The esti-
mated cost of the building is 100000,
much of which has been raised by
popular subscription. Parrish is the
most rapidly growing town in Wal
ker county and its citizens are de-
termined that the school facilities of
the town shall keep pace with the
increase in population.
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this stock 1 would take the stock
and return to him the $1,000 paid by
him. Mr.. Hall expressed desire for
me to take up this stock In accord
ance with my agreement to him. The
matter was opened for some days and
On an occasion when l was especially
engaged with other parties just be-
fore the banks regular closing hour
member of the firm of the Hall
Beale Cotton company presented its
bank book to me with the statement
that they desired very much TO have
the credit entered that day.
Il Immediately entered the credit
upon the pass book with the inten-
tion of later paying the amount into
the bank and having the proper en-
try made upon the bank books. Be-
fore that entry was made the Hall
Beale Cotton company had failed,
owing the Merchants Bank approx
mateIy 100000. In the crash that
followed this matter was entirely
forgotten practically by everybody
and certainly forgotten by me.
after the failure of the bank the
Hall-Beale Cotton company books
were presented for an allowance of
this claim for $1,000 and upon the
fact appearing that L had not at
tended to it upon the books of the
bank as L should have done and in
tended to do, the indictment was
found against me in this case. wish
to further add that l never received
anything whatsoever directly or in
directly from that stock. l thought
the stock perfectly good but it soon
became worthless.
0ccepts Sentence
81 shall accept such sentence as
the court may impose with as much
strength of spirit and hope for the
future as any man can feel under
the circumst stances. l am grateful to
those good stanch friends who have
stood by me during my hours of
trouble and sorrow.
When my sentence is ended and I
have paid my debt TO the law / hope
to come back to Montgomery and live
out here the balance Of my life
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FORMER OFF ICIAL
OF BANK IS GIVEN
PRISON SENTENCE
Term of Four to Six Years I'M
posed on Benjamin Lloyd
Gaddis, --0ther In
dictments QuaShed
Confined From Page one)

NCUhtIhueu EfUH Ia&e oHcJ
paid to depositors 373a per cent of the
amount they had on deposit with the
bank
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s44.67 FOR NEAR EAST
ANDALUSIA, Ala. Dec. 20-(Spe-
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STORES ARE BUSY

Sunshiny weather brought out
more Christmas shoppers Wednesday
than usual and practically every
store in Jasper was busy all day.
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Servant Of All
the People

People of all kinds come to
Trustees System to take adj
vantage of its wonderfully
easy plan of lending money
men of small means and men
of considerable capital. Here
is case we handled the other
day.
A young man was joining
with two others to form a new
business, each putting in
$4,000. This young man,
though his holdings far ex-
ceeded that amount, had not
quite enough cash. His bank
demurred at accepting his
note, except for short term,
and would promise no re-
newal. AS the borrower was
to take but a modest salary
from the business, that sort
of a loan was no help.
So he came to Trustees Sys-
tenn. Here, on his record, he
borrowed what he needed,
with the privilege of repay
ment in easy installments rum
ming for a year-just the sort
of accommodation he de-
sired.
Indeed, Trustees System is
the financial servant of all the
people.
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PEOPLE DEPOSIT 5
WHEN ROBBERY IS kN1VIg
Hoar;iingS At SharptOWn Go Into
Bank After Capt. ElZey Loses $11O
H.. Hid.

SharptoWn, Md, Jan. 4.-The
home OF Capt. Major \. Elzey, well
known in vessel and steamboat cir
cles, was robbed Of $110. He took
the money with him and concealed
it III pockctbook under the mattress
in a room. After two or three days
his wife noticed the money was
gone. There was no evidence of en-
trance having been made into the
house.
AS soon as the report was made
money was gathered from the old
stockings. the chests were robbed of
their Old treasurers and cupboards
gave up their holdings and within
eve days nearly $4,000 from FAM
lily hordings went into the savings
department of the SharptowG Bank.
1t was the only robbery of any value
that was ever made in the town and
It thoroughly aroused the people to
the value of bank convenience.
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Eastern Shore 1ransportatil !
Difficulties Before The |
Public Service CommiSsi1 !

Ii accordance with a desire OF Gov.
/ Hirchie that something be done t.
.traighten out tie tangled and com
! piicated transportation situation or
| The Eastern Shore, the Public Sci .
vice Commission called a conference
| of those interested at the office o.
! the Commission in Baltimore. The
| Chamber of Commerce of Cambridge
received an invitation to attend this
conference and the Board of Dilfr
! tors. realizing the Importance 10
Cambridge of an adequate working
out of the problem sent the SecFe~
1ary as representative.
The problem as set forth by the Z.
r. r. Co., was to the effect that the
competition between B. G. & A. and
NJ. D. & v, with paralleling bus
Iincs operating by way of ferries and
state roads, had such depicting ef-
feet upon them that it would soon, bt'
impractical and an unjust demand @!
Il Public Service Commission TO fX-
pect the boat lines to continues IL
operation. This statement was baek-
ed up by figures giving period flpIh
1918 to 1920, showing a defcit
ranging from 81 600 to $127,0eU,
for the B. c. & A. and a deficit on
lhe NJ. D. & V. of $4,000 70 $3.50
600, and it was estimated that 1921
would show a deficit for the two com
ranies of 100000 Notwithstanding
ing a very stringent retrenchment in
maintenance and other expenses.
The Chamber was primarily interest
I'd III being to have a reliable means
Of transportation to Baltimore. AT
the present time. the Gladding EX-
press Co., is operating and Is fhr
iShing an adequate service for fhe
class of freight it can carry, The t.
C. &; A has not furnished the KIND
OF transportation which the nIer-
chants of Cambridge demand. hsw-
ever, the Gladding Express can hot
efficiently or economically take chrt
of the entire situation. For ex-
ample they can not carry shipment
of furniture nor any other large or
bulky shipment. These shipments
&c not have a high tariff attached
and it is not preferable freight, end
they have to be shipped by B. Ci e.
A. This of course is unfair compe-
tition. AS result for this difficult
ty it has been suggested by Mr.. Beck
Traffic Manager of the Merchants &
manufacturers Association of Battl-
more that five points on the Eastern
Shore be selected and stops made at
cen one daily by B. c. & A. with
motor trucks to serve the country
rot touched by these boats. he
Secretary when called upon to Sex-
plain the difficulty of Cambridge.
stated the fact that produce shipped
from Cambridge was not purchased
by the commission merchants in time
to be resold for the best trade, it be
.Eg held over because of the policy OF
the B. c. & A not to open the gates
for the commission merchant carrier
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WIN Ut
all over the Stat~
forts of the county I
ing hatchings TO RESP
or club members, with the
standing that the eggs will
for by the return of two
pullets on a certain date in t
AS soon as the pullets arc ass
in a community or county tho
hold their annual sale, thus
irg the introdution of bette
and realizing on the amount il
in eggs for Matching. PulaslI
ty is noteworthy for having q
toward Kidding itself Of
chickens.
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FOR SALE

New piano box in perfect condition.
apply 303 Oakley street. phone No 80.
l-b-3t
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Pair large extra good mules and pair
young steers, apply Sidney II. Henry,
Phone 1821-F4. lO-3O-1Ot
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WANTED

Three or four girl boaroers. apply
314 West End avenue. 1l4-4t
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Williams. fredericksburg, Maryland
1872 wks Band r. SS
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On Race street, south or Washing
ton, Lot 40x100 more or less, also good
six room house in desirable neighpor-
hood. Price rea sonable Several farms,
a few on state road. Price and terms
reasonabls "A. Stengle Marine, Attor-
-ney and GRnt.s,s. l0-4- II,
Deslraple race street property now
occupied by Joseph Walker. Lot 900
ing, large garage, single garages,
corn crib. etc. Excellent location
Must be sold. Easy terms. Call or
write T. Sangston Insley, Attorney,
Cambridge, Md 12-8-Im
FOR SALE: Good cord wood, both oak
and pine. 5000 to $500 per cord del
ivered. J. NJ. Johnson, Broker, phone
No %.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
G SEGUNDA

Enero 9.-Ram6n Diaz VS.. Pedro
Rivera. Injunction. Selalada para
hoy la celebration del iuicio de este
case, c|ompareci0 solamcnte el deman-
dadO con sl abogado. quien s0iicito
que Sc declare desistido al demandan-
tie en- esta laci0n: V III COrte aSf 10
declare. OrGenando que Sc registre
una s%entencia por desistimiento del
demandante.
DIR. Bias C., Herrera VS.. Pedro Ro-
drfgueZ. C0lro de dinero. Compare
cen ambas rartes p0r sus aboSados.
Y ell deman,lad0. sin Ia oposici0n del
demandante. sUlicit0 Y la Corte le
concedi0. CHICO dfaS para presntar
alegatos e~scritos en- apoyo de su eX-
cepci6n pTevia.
Aurea Rivera VS.. =. r. Railway
Light y Power Co. ...nos Y prrjui-
clos. Por no haber ctmparecido ell
demandIdo Ell este case. la Corte, II
petici0n de la demandante, dcclara
abandonado Ia exception previa adu-
cida por dicho d~emanGado y le con-
cede diez dfas para contestar la
demanda.
Wichita Mill Y Elevators Co. VS..
Felipe Sanchez. Cobro de dinero.
Igual al anterior.)
Vicente M6ndeZ VS.. Diego Agiieros
V &c. Cumplimient0 de contrato.
Visto este case, estando presente los
abogados de ambas parties, la Corte,
despu6s de Dir las alegaciones de
dichos abogados. declara sin lugar la
moci0n del demandantc para que Sc
desestim4 la apelaci0n interpuesta por
la demandada.
Juan Crespo VS.. The 2. r. American
ms. Co. IndemniZaci0n, etc. FL de-
mandante solicita Y la Corte lie con-
de los cc%rrientes. para que ell Taquf-
grafo termino Y radiqne ell esta Sc
~cretarfa la transcription de la evil
dencia 4 los efect0s de la %apelaci0n
interpuesta.
Amalia VillcrCel, ct. al. NOmbra-
miento de dcfensor. La Corte nombra
a don Julian Perez ScvillanO, aefen-
sor judicial de los mcrores Joaquin.
Maria g Ines Santos NillarOel, para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
,Corte de Distrito

Operaciones t~estamcntarins del caudal
rclicto por don Hilario Santos Perez,
IsidOro CaIder6n. ct. al. VS.. Andrea
Robes. eli. al. Rendici6n dc %cuentas.
Los demandantes sOlicitan y la COrte
les concede una pr6rro2a de 10 dfas
para radicar la nueva demanda ajus-
tlndola a los procedimientos iniica-
dos Ell II orden de 81 de diciembre
ultimO.
Mercedes Marin VS.. w. p. Par
khurst. Divorcio, Alimentos. La
Corte concede a la demandante una
pr0rroga de cinco dfas cOntados des-
de ma1ana, para prep1rar v radicar
su memorandum sObre su moei6n de
alimentos.
Ricardo Caraballo VS.. Ines Tapia.
Divorcio. Sc anota la rebeldfa lie la
demandada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
sECCION PRIMERA
s R~ESUELTOS

EnerO 5.-Adela Torres, declaration
cos universities herederos de Luis V.
Quintana BOnllia, Il sli madre natural
Y a su viuda v Ell representation de
su madrc natural. Il los hijos natura-
les de ella llamados Francisco y Ma
ria AsuIci0n Bonilla.
Greg0riO Hernandez VS.. Antero Ri
vera. DalOs y p%erjuicios. La Corte
dict0 una Orden en- este case. deere
tando ell ~levantan.iento del embargo
trabado.
Sues. de Hernandez Y Co. VS.. Sues.
de Matfas Hernandez. Cobro de d.
nero. La Corte dict0 una OrdeI en-
este case autoriZando al Marshal Il
OtOrgar escritura de venta de los bic
nes subastados, a favor de los COM
pradOres Sues. de Hernandez Y Co.
Enero O.
Sues. de San Miguel Hnos. VS.. Lui-
na, Murias v Freirfa, etc. Cobro de
diner0. La T'Orte dict0 una Orden en-
este case. para qeu por ell S%ecretariO
es entregue a la demandante, eN i'm
porte de la fianza que Sc presto ell
Ernestv Fernando schluter. Con-
signaci6n. La Corte dlct0 una &den
Ell este case, admitiendo la consigna-
ci6n V o%rdenando ademds, Sc nolifique
a la corporation %interesada.
Enero 81. Seoane y Compahfa
vs.. Flores y BlancO. Cboro de can
tidad. La Corte dict6 una urden
Ell este caSO. ordenando IL ell anLncio
de venta en- publica subasta de la
finca anteriormente deScrita Ell dicha
orden, v la venta de ella quede sin
valor y efecto alguno. debiendo ell
Marshal s%uspender la %ejecuci0n de la
s%entencia dictada en- este case, hasta
Corte, debiendo proceder a la suhasta
Y venta de los demas bienes embar-
gados, propidad de los demandados V
asf dar cumplimiento a la sentencia
dictada an ell presente case, debiendo
librarse el correspondence mandaniien
to al Marshal de la Ccrte de DiStrito
de HumacaO.
Rafael p. VdzGuez Brunos Y OtrOs
vs. Evarjsto Camacho v otro. .cobro
de credito hipotecario. La Corte die
to una Orden an este case decretando
ell aseguramiehto de la efctividad de
la sentencia, ordenando adcmas Sc
expida PXhotto al Juez de la Corte
de DistritO de ArecibO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

ramal Gel Estado. Despu6s que lC
vic tOdo Y VIC trabajando a iodos,
felicit6 al MinistrO senior Hontoria
por, la cticienc;a lie la labor ALI de-
sempehada Y ell orden Il rcina en-
tOdas parties.
En- particular. donde ell rey lGues-
ira mayor entusiasmo Y deseos de que
Sc lleve a cabo una labor vasta V con
cienzuda es ell MinisteriO de Instruc-
ci0n P1liica, Ell ell cua' Sc deja sentir
SUI pOderOsa Influenza mas directa-
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
FL Rey Alfonso es I'm infatieable
trabajador

Madrid. eIero 2.-El rey Alfinso
esta ~desi,legando una actividad hides
criptible en- los asuntos que a 81 So
lamentc lie competen, v sobre todas
las cosaa desde hace POGO Sc esta to-
mando TN gran interGs en- la labor
que Sc realiZa Ell todos los Ministe-
rios de Ia naci0n, a los cuales vista
tOdas las semanas uEO por unO.
Ell dfa ultimO, al fihaliar ell anO,
pas6 una gran parte &c la tarde en-
ell Ministerio de ASuntos Extranje-
rOs, inquiriendo minuciosamente TODD
10 que Sc hacia en- cada uno de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

LEILA DE MI ALMA, te quierO
~coraz0n, como a 10 mas s~agrado... y
tn muy bien 10 sabes. Pues bien, aun-
cue me costase la vida, ~regresare a
Italia, 81 til no renuncias para STEM
pre- ell teatrO."
"SPero, que es 10 que til preten-
d~es?"... SCOmo podrias tn sostener
mi lujo y todos mis- caprichOs, que
son ell elemento de mi vida?"...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

CUIDADO CON LA FLOR.-Esta
%encantada como la que lie do Carmen
a Don Jose. La flor parece tener la
misma Influenza magica, ell mismO
misterioso encantO de la flor que uni6
en- vida y muerte ii los enamoradOs
Martinez. PerO el era sumamente ce-
iosO y la intimidad de ella con los que
habian sidO anteriOrmente sus corte-
~jadores... Los arreglos y atraccio-
mes de que estaba rOdeada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Enero 10.-Dr. jaime Rivas VS..
Herederos d~esconOcidos de don Eduar-
do Morales. Cobro de dinerO. La
Corte d;ct0 una orden Ell este case,
decretando ell aSeguramientO de la
efectiyidud de In se%nteicia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

SabemOs que Sc halla mejOr de sus
dolencias, ell conocidO p%ropietario Y
hombre pdblico de esta p%oblaci6n, Sc
nor dSn Angel Cestero, quien Sc en-
cuentra en- Espana, reponiendo su sa-
lud quebrantada.
Nos alegramos de esta mejOrfa Y es-
peramos que pronto llegue ell complete
restablecimientO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Tambi6n Sc encuentra mejor. de las
dolencias que lie aQuejan, ell no menos
conOcidO prOpietario Y notable pianis-
ia, ST.. Miguel Lopez Gaztambide.
Nos ;alegramos de la mejorfa del ar
tista y Cumplido caballero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

81 I'D. ESTUVIERA enemorado de
artista muy celebre, y para la no
che de SUI beneficio lie pidiese muchas
flores, un verdaderO vergel.. muchos
regalos, -. an fin I'm triunfO sin prece-
denies i~nolvidables, que I'd. haria?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Yea en- ell TEATRO AMERICA ell
Jueves 10, Victory Garden, ell Vier-
mes 20; Seine Imperial, ell Martes "a
esta monumental pelicula.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

"CuandO Sc ANA de veras, ell egOis-
mo personal desaparece Y ~cualquier
sa"rifcio ell mas grande de todos ellos,
Sc hace con algeria, y la ENVIDIA
labOra encubierta con la hipocrita
aGulacion de las muieres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Sc comenta grandemente en- esta po-
blaci6n la decision del juez Wolf, de
nuestrO mas alto Tribunal de Justi-
cia, referente al traslado de la COrte
de DistritO. Para en- breve OfrecemOs
a nuestros l~ectores la opinion de nues-
tros mas conspicuous hombres del TO-
70.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

!, Por una caya que firman: "clason"'
lhemOs sidO enteradOs que ''la jOven ].
de Ia Gale de Martf, viendo que SUI
Romeo Sc ha ausentado sin recordar-
la mas, ha decidido darle entrada en-
SUI ~coraz6n, al amor de otro Romeo.
Este nuevo principe Y senior de alma
de nuestra amiguita, es un s~Ocialista
rebelde q %furibandO.
DamOs las gracias al amigo 0 amiga
que nos ha suministrado esta noticia
que sera de gran importancia social
en- esta ciudad.
A los que asf comparten sus alegrfas
les deamos que pronto lleguen IA Ia
cumbre de sus ensuefios para entonces
dar nOmbres Y felicitar con toda ell al
ma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
Ell amigo POrtell

Que siempre esta pendiente de pre-
sentar las Gltimas nOvedades, lleva
hoy a la pantalla de SUI Cine los Ilti-
mos acontecimientos en- la Guerra de
Melilla, en- A actOs y ademas una en-
tretenida comedia y n Revista. De-
seamOs al amigo empresario un lleno
como son los del TRES BANDERAS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
FN1|as de Bayan6n
Han pasado todas las fiestas.

Han pasado todas las fiestas.
Las Pascuas Sc pasaron EN- medic
de Ia mayor algeria. Igual ell AhO Nue.
vo Y los Reyes; perO en- medic de to-
das las fiestas Y las alegrfas, Sc deja-
ba sentir la falta de dinerO que Sc
origina con motive del ~prolOngado Gle
RE de Ia fabrica.
Els bora va de que las autOridades
municipales vean la manera de que ell
|%asuntO Sc arregle, llegandO u un acuer-
do, Obreros Y patrOnOs.
EsperamOs que nuestra o. no Sc
perdera en- ell "pielago immense del
|v~acfo"...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Hemos tenido t%rabajando en- nuestrO
teatro ~''Variedades', la COmpa1fa Ro-
mantica EspahOla, del poeta Villaespe
sa. Debut6 con la bella obra "El AL
cazar de las Perlas'. Habfa %anuncia-
da una segunda function con ell drama
Bolivar, tambien de Villaespesa, pc
70 por causas que desconocemos, fue
suspendida. La nOche del debut tuvo
una brillante acogida aunque no tan
ia como era de esperarse, pues esa
misma noche habfa un bale en- la 60
lonia EspahOla".