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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
ROUGH ON RATS USED
TO MAKE BAD BOOZE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEf

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEI
GRAFTON. w. Va. Dec. The
seizure of several zinc moonshine
stills In Taylor County has prompt
ed Charles r. Lilly, magistrate and
former Federal prohibition field
officer for West Virginia, to issue
warning against moonshine liquor
that is peddled about in this section.
"A drink OF liquor from one Of theae
stills" he said. would
kill the strongest man in the coun-
try" Less than one per cent Of
liquor is being sold in the
county. he declared. Analysis of
liquor recently condzcated showed
that rough on rats" shaving con
eoctions and I've are mixed In 1t.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
ROAD REPORT
SHOWS &c DEATHS

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. g.
One hundred forty six accidents, in
which a6 persons we're killed and IFS
injured, occurred on state roads in
Indiana during the fiscal year end
ed September 80, according to the
annual report of A Fl. Hink1e, sup
erintendent of maintenance of the
state highway commission. submit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
Notice of Redemption
To Holders Of vcnry MOTIFS and
Others Corce~nsd
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN AS FOLLOWS.

Call for partial redemption of 4s4 Der cent Victory notes
All ~ per cent Victory otherwise known AS United
States OF America gold Of l92223 which bear the dis
ungushng letters A. C. D. E. prehxed k3 serial
be having been designated fer the purpose by Lot the
prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Treasury called for
redemption December IS 1922 pursuant provision
redemption contained the in Treasury Department
circular Number SO dated April Il. 1919 snder which the
originally Issued interest all the ~
Victory thus called for redemption will said
dmpon date December s. 1922 Victory of the ~ per
bearing the distinguishing letters c. k L.
fixed their serial Numbers affected by
this call for redemption. and will become due and payable
principal May 20. 1923. according their terms
Detailed information the presentation and surrender
Of 4 per Victory Notes for redemption under this call
given Treasury Department Circular Number 2o9 dated July
% 1922 copies which may be obtained from the Treasury De-
parment division Of loans and currency Warrington c.
any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON
Tuhv % 1922 Secretary of the Treasury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
Flappers' Dresses Reduced
IN Q2
1898

And for the Fappe have collection Dresses the latest
Velvet combinations Jersey and Poret wills This collection
braces the latest tendencies kind that every
have.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
The New Smart Dresses
1875 and 1915

Veet Canton Crepes and Poe Tws the lovely materials IN
these Dresses Dresses that display with authenticity and great
charm the trends Of Fashion The daped Fock the Froc
with circular Innovations the Fock-evey repre-
this delightful collection And all exceptional values
at these low prices
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06

we have gone
thro u & h it
without prac-
ticing thrift, IT
can be Sc I
d o W n as a
wasted period
in our lives.
For thrift is at
the foundation
of all substan-
tlal success In
life.
1t is a sec
ondary matter
whether one s
irrnua rlrIrjrO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
Fur Trimmed Coats
20:5
Values to S45
Values to SOS
by JACK FARR


Here individuality of dna mleen
marvea and vyne. all usrou dpp1ed fabrics Coats with
with for Grapes and circular boused backs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
BY S. w. STRAUS, President
American Society for Thrift.

IN reviewing the year which is
now fast slipping from our
grasp we can rest assured that If
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06

The value Of the bean crop in the
nited states Is about 500. 600 600.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-06

Abraham Becker, New York, Is
under ;rrcst charged with the muir
der OF his wife who disappeared
last April and whose body was
found later in the rear OF a gar
age. She had been beaten to death
with a hammer. Reuken Norkin,
behind whose garage the body was
found. il being held as material
witness.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
Gifts of Dainty Lingerie

GOWNS
Frou frou gowns OF kind new at
such a price as this. pink lingerie
gathered front. satin ribbon and lace
insertion. several styles; special at
BSc.
PRINCESS SLIPS
Pink nainsook or fine muslin lawn.
with ribbon and lace trimmings in
several very pretty styles, and spe-
cialiy priced at csc.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15

Rich. thick fur. in fine
length: full haring. great
collars and beautifully lined /.
a regular $3.50 value.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15

40-inch coat, with floral
silk lining; heavily INFER
lined, cape collar: beauti-
fully marked. Very special.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
CAMISOLES

Georgettes. satins. etc, in great va
riety. flesh color. attractive styles, and
twice as attractive a price; special
value at csc.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
Tapestry
Pillows, CSC

New assortment, and
these have velour cen
;ers made of short
lengths duplex Gre
tonnes. worth 81 a
yard. All new filled
cotton.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
CHEMISE

Ten styles OF pink nainsook or
long cloth with satin and lace trim
mings, very exceptionally priced at
CSC.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
Great For Bad
Coughs and Colds
Make Your Own Medicine and
Have the Best There Is.
You'Il Say It's Good When All Mu-
Gus Disappea rs and c,can Healthy
Membrane is Your Reward.

/ Here is an inexpensive home
made remedy that you can't beat
and one that will quickly bring up
that phiegm, stop the snuGling, re-
lleye the c.ogged nost,i 8, make
breath ng easy and cause stubborn
colds and persistent coughs to va
cate many times over night
Try 1t right away if you SUI er
from Catarrh Chest Colds or any
irritating nose or throat troubles
and you'll be CAD, you run across
this little bit Of advice.
Get from any. druggist, one ounce
OF Parmint double strength add 10
little sugar and enough water to
make one half pint You can make
It in two minutes and when it S
miXed you can pride yourself on
having a medicine that acts directly
on the membrane Of the nose and
throat and acts so eff ectiyely tina,
all phlegm, all tickling and in fam
nation speedily sappears,- AGyeri
tisGment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03

'eyening in honor o. the approaching
marriage OF his sister Miss Ruth
Davenport daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank II. Davenport OF this village.
Bits here William s. Hart in
White Oak" Paramount picture.
Harte theatre today and tomorrow y
Miss Katherine Curtis, only daugh.
ter OF Edward Curtis Of Williams.
town, died Thursday at her home In
that city. Miss Curtis with her
mother, was frequent visitor in
Bennington a few years ago and her
many fr ends will be grieyed to learn
Of her sudden death.
Cortez l.. Hudson, who until two
years ago was the proprietor OF a
candy and Ice cream making concern
in Bennington is celebrating his 18th
birthday today. For years, the Hud-
son standard OF CONNECTIONS and
creams was the standard in and
about Bennington. Mr.. Hudson car.
ried on his business where the cafe.
terra is presently located in the
opera house ock Mr. Hudson viii
be kindly remembered today by his
many friends and former business
assoc ates who have always held him
IN hit1 esteem
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

1t matters not whether you have
had agoni2ing pains from rheumatism
for 20 years or distressing twitchlngs
for 20 weeks Rheuma is strong
enough and mighty and powerful
enough to drive rheumatic poisons
from your body and abolish all misery
or money back
All druggists are authorized to sell
Rheuma on no-cure.no-pay basis.
It's inexpensive and after you take
the small dose as directed for two
days you should know that at last
you have obtained a harmless apd
quick acting remedy that will con.
quer rheumatism.
Rheuma IS the one remedy that
has ban s1ed the asonizing pains Of
rheumatic sufferers who thought
nothing would give relief w. L
Gokay will supply you and guarantee
money rounded If not satisfactory
Advertisement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
MILK PRICE REDUCED

Burlington, March o. In Inc WITH
the general tendency 70 cut the pr.ca
Of milk many Burlington mix dealers
came down a couple Of cents on the
retail price in tho city YESTERDAY Mi'k
has been retailing at an average price
OF u cents a quart. One of the larg-
est milk concerns in the city an
ucunced in the Free Press yesterday
morning that t would deliver pasteur-
ICED milk, beginning at once, for 10
cents quart. This is the lowest price
for mix delivered that has been
known in the city in five Aesrs, II IS
said
Although some producers who have
special Est Of customers will con
tinue to get more for tleir milk.
the average dealer is likely to all
into line and 10 cents a di'a~t
become the standard price for milk
undoubtedly. and it is stated that
this prce is likely to prevail until
next fall
Price wars on milk have been the
rage lately, starting in Boston and
gradually spreading into various
parts of New England. Vermont hal
come in fer some OF the price cut
TINS Mi K has been selling in Rut
land for as low as SIX cents a quart
at retail. but this is less than cost
and Is not Likely to continue for any
ength OF time. Burlington. also, has
had IT'S prlce-cutting competitions. It
/ is said that It has been possible tc
buy milk some stores in the ct
or eight cents quart The profit
from such a transaction is 80 small,
however, that dealers cannot AFFORD
to keep t1at UP and It IS probable
that the 10 cent standard wi prevail
throughout the city before long.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
DYE SKIRT, DRESS OR
FADEO BRAPERtES
IN DIAMOND DYES

Each package OF Diamond Dyes
contains director 80 simple that
any woman can dye or tint FADED,
shabby skirts. dresses, waists coats,
sweaters, stockings, 1angiugs, drap-
cries, everything like new Buy
Diamond Dyes no other kind
then perfect home dyeing IS guaran.
teed, even if You have never dyed
before. Tell your druggist whethc!
the material you wish to dye is>wooI
or silk, or whether It is linen, cotton
or mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never
streak, spot, fade, or run Advertise
meni.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Miss Margaret sheylin is spend:
ing the day In Troy.
Big 2.hour show, read the ad.
Halte theatre today
Irving J, Captain Of Troy is visit.
ing his brother; Sam Captain.
e. Earl Thurston o. Syracuse Is IN
town for the day on business.
Arthur Y. HOLSTER has returned
from a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. William slade left today for a
short visit in Troy and Albany.
Fred Montgomery Of SALISBURY is
in town for the day on business.
Bill is coming, Bin who? Wei
just watch for him Guess! 4St3
Miss Ida Roy Of Park street attend
ed TIE fpnerai Of !Yend in Hutland
Thursday.
The Thursday evening club met
this week With Miss Pauline Betit OF
Park street
Mrs K. /. Wall Of Boston is the
guest CT Nh and Mtg. Fred Sickles
Of Gage street
Miss Marion lloctor has returned
to her work at the A. D.ysdale & Sof
store after a short ness
Mrs Fraak L Howe, who has BEEF
ia Minneapolis, for the last 81
weeks Is expected hcmo this even
ms.
Mrs Adelbert Greca Of Park stree
extension underwent an operation a
the Putnam Memorial hospital Nor
t day
, Molly Or, the key to the auma
+, heart, starring Mabel Normand Oper
I house today and tomorrow, matine
and night.
The best picture William S. Han
! ever made white Oak also
=, Pathe News and episode of Hu
Il ricane butch. Evening shows at
+, ardl9 H2rte theatre today
II There win lie a meeting OF Ii
q. American Legion auxiliary Monda
evening al O'Clock at the Wel.al
rooms All ladies are urged to !
present. Taere will be a social tin
after the business meeting. AS
Fresh heavy western beef, POI
b chops, pork roasts, Brigatwood b
'a con, California hams, sausage, frar
IS forts bologna. minced and press'
lc nam Swift Premium sliced dri
TX beef at lowest pTco at The Satt
e Grocery & Tea Co., 469 Main ST. 7
2. $50. AS
n E. j. Davenport of the Wateryl
~ Arsenal is giving a dinner party II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Miss He on Mahon Is confined to
her home by illness.
Miss Mariel Miller Of Main street
g confined to her home by illness
Mrs. Raymond Percy, who has
been ILL., is able to be out aga;a
Big Bill Hart is at the Harte theat.
re White Oak today and tomor-
row,
Mrs W.llred Duclaws has return
ed to her duties at NJ LURES, after
a brief Illness. ~
Miss Anna Rogers of South street
who ma been ser ously i'll for the
last two weeks, is improving eacl
day Mss Margaret Graves OF Seats
bury is the nurse in attendance.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
LA MANSION OLIMPQ"

| Acabo. de regresar de una recorrida
alrededor de la isla. de todos los
pueblos que visit6, es Arecibo ell mas
progresista de todos ellOs. Empezan-
do por Ia Perla del Sur Y terminando
pOr Guayama, como pueblOs o ciuda-
des de primera clase. ninguna tiene
las Gales que tiene la ciudad arecibe-
| fia. Las pOlvOrientas calles de Ponce,
Guayama, Humacao, Mayagiiez, Aqua
dilla V otras mas, dan un pobre as
pecto dfchas ciudades. la par que
constituye clio un peligro para los ha-
bitantes de las mismas. porque es el
pclvo uno de los vehfculos mas efica;
ces de la Playa Blanca, que tanto
Arecibo. con sus Gales rectas, linn
pias, pavimentadas v arboliZadas, da
al visitante una grata sorpresa que lie
encanta Y que le CANA para hacer su
estada mas larga entire nosotros.
Mas, como no hay dicha completa,
he aQuf que 10 que lie CANA Arecibo
las demas ciudades con sus calles,
las otras ciudades Sc 10 ganan Are
cibo. con sus magnfticos hoteles, Y con
sus inmejorables edificios. Ponce, por
| ejemplo, tiene dos huenos hoteles, que
estan a Ia cabeza de los mejores de
la isla; e igual pasa en- Guayama, en-
Humacao Y en- MayagiieZ. Mas este
que todos notamOs primera vista.
pronto quedara subsanado, porque de
I'm momento a Otro Sc construira aquf
un buen hotel. con capacidad para
mas de doscientas cincuenta personals.
Arecibo. que va tiene mas habitan-
| tes de los que caben en- los edificiOs
que posee, empieza extenderse por
sus cuatro puntos cardinales, Y muy
pronto sera una gran ciudad, qniZas
tan extendida como Ponce. Por Ia
salida que conduce a Mayagiiez, via
Hatillo, Sc cstan abriendo 1nuchas ca
Hes hay va dedicada una parcela
de catorce cuerdas para este fin.
FL acaudalado 1inanciero don An
dr6s Oliver, uno de los hombrcs mas
progresistas de. Arecibo, que hizo el
primer edificio de tres plantas aqui,
que dot0 a la ciudad del mejor Y mas
comodo teatro que Sc halla en- Ia is
Ia, ,ha empeZado a urbanizar los te-
Irrenos que posee en- la expresada sa-
Ida, con ell fin dc hacer una yerdade-
ra mansion residential, favorecida con
las saludables brisas del mar.
En- esta mansion, que Sc llamara
"MANSION OLIMPO", no sera admi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09

Fabricado y garantizado por
TIL Z " AHL OMPANY
Nucva York E. u. de A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Hombres progresistas de
Arecibo

!; tlda ninguna casa que no sea AUS
tada los pianos aprobados por el
seilOr Oliver de acuerdo con los regla-
mentos de sanidld v dentro de los pre-
ceptos de las ordenanzas municipalcs
4 este respecto. Ademas, estas casas
serdn de cementO armada, con bellf-
simos jardines al frente, con GALES
asfaltadas. con luz el@ctrida, con
| acueducto Y alcantarillado, y con un
precioso arbolado que presto sombra
| a los pniios que residan por aquellos
| contOrnos. Todas estas GALES saldrdn
al mar, Y tendran como entrada pr:l-
cipal, la ,carretera conducente Ma
yagtiez o Lares.
Dentro de la. ''MANSION OLIMPO",
el senior Oliver construira un Gram
Campo Atl6tico, que ofrecera la Opor-
tunidad todos los equipos Gle la isla,
de encontrarse en- un campo neutral,
al mismo tempo que econ6mico, pues
los gastos dc transporte de los equi-
poh cOntendientes no scran elevados,
debido a la posicion topografica que
ocupa nuestra ciudad. Junto al Cam
po Atletico, ell Sr. Oliver construira
un Club Deportivo q. sera inaugurado
ALA para fines del proximo mes de
noviembre, con un gran bale que sera
organizado por la sociedad recreativa
GEL MUNDO EN- BROMA", y con la
brillante cooperation del active caba-
Hero don Gabriel F. Correa, alma CO.
mo quien dice de todo este movimen-
to que lleva cabo ell Sr. Oliver, va
que ell senior Correa lie presta toda SUI
cooperation, que es mucha y es valio-
sa. En- Ell Club Deportivo de Arecibo,
habra un gran salon de bale, I'm res
toran, un gimnasio, un gran cuarto de
bafios, I'm salon de tertulia para las
damas, " frente al edifcio, en- la cal
nlada mar, unos deliciosos baiios que
haran las delicias de los socios en- las
tardes calurosas de JUNO hasta sep
tiembre que dura' la canicula tropical.
Todos estos proyectos, que va estan
en- Was de hecho, son de don Andres
Oliver, quien quiere dotar a Arecibo
de elementos de vida que pongan
nuestra ciudad la altura de San
Juan y Ponce, en- cuanto> los puntos
referidos. Los pianos de estas obras
estan bajo la competente direction del
exquisite artista don Julio T. Marti-
nez, y las obras seran empezadas ba-
jo la direction del competente ingenie-
ro w. C. Clinchard, quien esta lie
vando a cabo las obras del puerto.
Nic-KOla.
Sept. de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Continuation de la pag. 81.

Continuation de la pag. 81.
procure despejar las sombrGs que en-
mi mente el miedo dibujaba. De
pronto callG: habfa oiJlo el eco de una
m1sica. Era un lento romantico
vals Ne aproXime la puerta. me
cGusari verguenza decirlo?... el te-
NOR me impidi0 salir al corredOr. Sen
II I'm rumOr de pisadas, como de gen.
tes que bailaban, Y palpe las gotas
dc sudor que me eotrrfan por Ia frente.
Agarrado q las cortinas de mi DOR
sica. Esclche distintamente dos vo-
ces que hablaban: una era la de Da
midn.. :de quien era 10 otra? No era
Ia de- mi novia. Aquel timbre. ;aquel
timbre yo 10 conOcfa. Era el de la
mucrta TIE parecerd, Jorge, que es-
toy loco; me diras que 70 eStaba ba-
jo el influjo del mied9 Que mi sub
cOnciencia, sin yo apercibirme, me hG-
c1a Dir 10 que no era. Yo te aseguro
que estaba en- situaci0n de caviar, o
es que con Ia "subconscicncia" inten.
tam0s tanar el enOrme bOquete que
eXiste en- las interpretaciones laciona-
les humanas. Trate de cafmar mi es-
pfritu, de Sacar algO de mis- amos de
colegici que me diera una pauta que
seguir. Pero en- vanO. Ces6 Ia con-
vers&ci0n ell fOn6grafO empez6 to-
car una pieza que yo nunca habfa
dido. No era un yals, nj una tlanZa,
nj NADIA conOcidO... Era mas, bien
ma especie de r&psodia, tccada con
increfhle rapidez. EscuchG de nuevo
el ruido de pies Y deduje que ST rea-
nudab;, cl baile, aunque sin compren-
der como podria bailarse una cosa tan
rapida. Vino entOnceS mi peSamien-
to, seguramente hijo ilegftimo dc mi
Nnlor, de que nd era mi a quien to-
caba importunar al que quisiera bai-
lar en- .su cuart0. Decidido estaba n
cerrar Ia puerta pretender que ma
da habfa dido, cuand(O una mano slls.
We Y tr6mula, SO peso en- mi hombro.
Soy yo, no tie asustes-dfjoma Su-
sana on vtH baja. En- cfecto, era ella
que tambi6n hGbia dido "a mnsica.
-?Qu6 pasa ?-le interrogu6 tl%tan-
do de aparecer serene.
No Oyes?-me pregunt0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
NueIa .G!lalGa InialtlI

Bajo los auspisios de ID rama ju-
venil de la Cruz .Roja Americana Sc
ha establecido una Ctfnica Infantil en-
Ell pueblo de Carolina. La clipica es-
tara q cargo de la Srta. Manuel San
chez, enfernera graduada, y del DR..
Trillas, Comisionado de Sanidad del
referido pueblo, 4 ie. Sts
{ va Sc ha dado, conlienzo a,los ira
baios de organization dirigidoss por la
Srta. d'olier, directora' del cuegpo de
senfermeras de Cruz Roia efcaz-
mente secundada por las autoridades
municipales.
Con l-objeto de dar al pGblico una
..idea del funcionamiento de tales orga-
nizaciones celebr6se. una reunion en-
sci Cine Carolina enla lioche del 80 del
mes pasado Sc exhibieron peliculas
relacionadas con el asunto que fueron
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Cuentos de Rafael Saliva
La Danza de la Muerte

-Sf-contestt. Ballard solo, 49,.
con til doncella tai vez.
-; Oh !-rcspondi6 ella. tn sabes
que no es esq.,. Horlich mOrire dc
horror! yamos a su habitaci0n- No
me atrevia oponerme, y empunan-
do un revolver, (...lpara qu6?l fuf
mos hasta ell cuarto de Damian, 81
lenciOsamente apartEmOs las cortinas
Damian estaHl bailando sole, en- ira
je de casa, tai como 81 tuviera en-
brazos algunG pareja, girando veloz-
mente en- I'm torbelino brutal fan
tasticO, que causlba vertigos. La ca
ma eStaba en- i'm extreme de Ia habi
taci6n, y frente 6 ella el retrato de
Elena, rOdeaGO de cintas, vestidcs, V
OtrOs ObjetOs que In muerta usara en-
vida. Como quedara la luz en- un la
do de la habit&ci0n reflejaba Ia SOM
bra del danzante en- la pared. Susana
fue a decir algo. pero solo pudo sefa-
lar la pared, y articulando un gemido,
me abrazo escondiendo la cabeza en-
mi pecho. Mire Y senti un intense frio
correrme por el cuerpo, mientras las
fuerzas me parecian abandonar. iEn
la pared Sc refejaba, en- los brazos de
Damian, la sombra de una mujer. mo
era Illusion de mis-. ojos, que Susana
tambien 10 habia visto. ST NADIA ha-
bia en- los brazos del loco, como Sc re-
fiejaba ell cuerpo de Elena, porque ella
era, en- la pared? No podia seguir yo
asi: estaba sometiendo a mis- nervios
una prueba demasiado dura. Guar
de la pistola y die en- voz fuerte
"Damian Montcalm, ique haces?"
Este Sc detuvo. Trat6 de detener
algo que Sc lie escapaba de los brazos,
ly al fin eXhausto, livido, Sc volvio a
nosotros.
La habeis hecho huir para STEM
pre,-grito.-iElena, Elena, vida mia,
te vengare!-Y salto hacia mi. Pero
10 vi de pronto contraerse, ponerse ho-
rrible, girar sobre 81 y caer rigido.
Aun no habia salido yo de mi estupor,
cuando lego ell medico. Certifco que
Damian habia muerto.. E. Que Sc yo
de un ataque al cerebro, al cora
zon... no recuerdo.-i TIE sorprende
ahora el efecto de SUI preguntaa
Rafael Saliva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09

|explicada q despues por la Srta. Petra
Dfaz, insptctora de las clinicas de San
Juan, q Sr. Cordero, Inspector de
escuelas.
Asistio .una numerosa concurrencia
cofnpuesta en- su mayoria por madres
de familh que son, naturalmente, las
mas interesadas en- todo 10 quel Sc re-
fiere Ia salud y bienestar de sus Pc
quenuel'Ss.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
Sept. de 1922.

responde al nombre de Helen Violeta,
y que seguramente brindara los dis
tinguidosI esposos la mas grande fell
.cidad.,
z Los esposos Berries Villaronga ha-
ce algln tempo residen en- esta ciu-
dad gozando por su cultura y exquisi-
to trato, de grandcs simpatfas entire
los guayameses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
HELEN vIoLETA

A fines del mes de agosto pr6xint
pasado, fue obsequiado el DR.. Berrio:
Berdecia, medico Inspector de SAM
dad de este Distrito, por su culta J
distinguida sefiora dona Aurelia Villa
ronga de Berries, con un Baby" qu'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-09
GERALDINE FARRAR,
CASTELLANA
Ell HTSMO.

Boston, agosto 25.-Geraldine Fa-
rrar, en- un esfuerzo para deshacerse
de todos los recuerdos de. su matrimo-
nio con Lou TellegerA Sc dice que es-
ia negociando la compra del castillo
de altos muros sito en- Methuen, Mass,
de manera que nj aun el atletico Lou
pueda escalar sus paredes. La accion
para el divorcio no Sc reanudara hasta
octubre.