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The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
PERSECUTION THRU
PUBLIC COURT OFFICIALS
(By The Federated Pres.l

Chicago. Denouncing Frank Far
rington. president Of the Illinois min
ers, for coming to the aid Of union min
ers who may be indicted BY the Herrir
grand jury, Atty.-Gen, Edward ]
! Brundage told the 23rd Ward Republi.
can organization here that Harrington
is a labor leader who has deliberately
cast insult upon organized labor Of II
linois and Of the nation" Harrington
name was not mentioned But he was
identified in every other way BY the
speaker.
Brundage. who had resented at Mar
ion, the reference by The Federated
Press to the fact that the Illinois cham
Der Of commerce is his paymaster in
the present prosecution Of the Herrin
cases, did not mention the insults to
his professional integrity at the picnic
here. A fund Of $4,000 is being rails
ed by the chamber to keep Brundage
and his assistant. c. w. Middlehauf,
going while they are working on the
cases.
When The Federated Press alluded
TO this connection betweenS the prose-
cution and the anti-labor group of Illi-
nois business men and bankers, Middle
half was reported by the Chicago
tribune to have said in reblv.
We are not the hrelings of capital
and have no sympathy with any move
ment that may take advantage of the
Herrin tragedy to make general at
tack on the unions"
The Tribune has fell impelled to
apologize editorially for the capitalist
subsidy to Brundage in The prosecution
Of union miners and others at Hernn.
In an editorial dated Aug. 70 the Tnb-
nne, referring to the eminent members
Of the Illinois chamber of commerce by
The modest title of Citizens. said:
rs This a State e.
II might occur TO citizen of Hi
1ols that it is a strange exhibit of adj
nlnlstratlon that the prosecution of
nurderers involved in the massacre at
4errin is dependent upon contributions
II money from individuals. In a polit-
cal feud between the governor of the
tate and the attorney general the gov
srnor had the last word, and his veto
of appropriations for the admiinistra-
ion Of justice now compeIs citizens to
raise funds for the handling of The
worst outrage against civilization this
tate has known in a generation.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
GETTING SCARED
(By The Federated Pressl

Washington. One more big plan
.of the Harding regime has been drop
ped. This time il is the scheme Of re-
Organization Of the executive depart
ment. which was to have included the
handing over Of the forest service from
the department Of agriculture to the
department Of the interior and the vir-
tual dissolution of the department Of
labor. The White House admits that
congress Is not ready TO give serious
consideration 10 any change IN the pre-
sent lines of departmental authority.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
A HIGH TOLL or HUMAN
LIFE I'M COAL MINING
(By The Federated Prsss1

Tacoma. Wash. The cost Of coal
IN human life Is the highest in the his
tory Of mining IN this state since own
ers began trying to operate with un-
skilled non-union miners, following the
national coal strike which closed down
state mines April / Many mines have
been operating non-union since March
1921 OF the II fatal accidents this
year only one happened in union
mine, despite The fact that prior to
April half the miners in the state were
union men. The death toll this year
is in The proportion Of one death to ev-
cry 10000 tons mined.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
y. S. DEPUTY-MARSHAL
CAUGHT RED-HANDED
(By The Federated Pre.s1

Washington. That a u. S. deputy
marshal was caught red-handed While
placing bomb near the Santa Is
shops at San Francisco. Calf. is chare-
led BY M. D. Harrington, Of The strikes
publicity committee at that point A.
reports that strike pickets. watcb;ne
The man, insisted that Sheriff Shay %
With them and dig up the parcel the
man had concealed, which proved Is
be a bomb. Previously a number e
! harmless explosives near the shops had
been blamed on the strikers. Now fbe
oanta lie management and the ii. S.
marshal are declared by the strike COM
mlttes TO be trying to hush up the scam
pal OF me deputy S exposure. No ar
resi- appears thus far to have been
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
RAIL LABOR BOARD
DENIES LIVING WAGE
(By The Federated Prsssl

Chicago. Two recent events. the
receiyership Of the Chicago and Alton
and the refusal of the u. S. rail labor
board to accept a living wage as the
standard for decisions on rail workers
pay, are regarded at the shopmen's
strike headquarters as full justification
Of the calling Of the strike and evidence
Of its success.
Justification of the shopmen' $ po-
sition on June 30 has come from an I'M
expected source" said B. M. Jewell.
president, railway employees depart
ment. A. F. Of l. The labor boards
answer to the request of the mainten-
ance Of way employees for a pronounce
ment on the principle Of the living wage
fully supports the determination Of the
shop crafts to seek other sanction for
Just living standards.
Either a living wage is just and.
reasonable or it is unjust and unreal
sonable.
The principle which the board vot-
ed down is practically verbatim the
principle adopted BY the U. S. war la
Dor board and accepted by Chief JUS
tlce William Howard Taft. then JOINT
chairman Of that tribunal. The fact
that the rail labor board finds itself
unable 10 commit itself TO the justice
of an employee expecting enough wag-
es to provide decent subsistence for
his family simply confirms our oppose
ton to arbitration as method Of set
Ting industrial disputes. Pursuit Of
this policy further will not make for
peace but will accentuate the
apparent hostility between the interests
Of capital and labor. thus postponing
the day when an efficient and econom
zeal transportation service is achieved
on the basis of the whole-hearted CO..
operation Of the employees
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
HIGH WAGES PAY EMPLOYER
(By The Federated Press1.

Detroit. The net profit Of the Ford
Motor Go. for the year ending April
80 was about $60,O0O,00O, according
TO reports published in New York and
verified here. The company had
Sl48.6l5.348 cash and debts receiv-
able Apyil 30. an increase Of $58.620,-
600 during the year. Accounts and
notes payable decreased more than
$l5.o00,00o. Total accumulated sur
plus earnings were $240, 478, 900 as
compared with $l82,877, 900 for the
preceding Il months.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
RESTRAIN GLUTT0NOUS TRUST

Everett, Wash. Public officials
here hope they have brought the tele-
phone trust to time and halted the caf-
paign to install telechronometers. A
phone patron who formerly was served
at the rate of $3.50 month found his
bill nearly So under the new system
Of basing charges on the number Of
used. He refused to pay.
The telephone was taken from his
home. Under court proceedings re-
Gently the phone was ordered REIN
stalled al the former rate of $3.50 a
month.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
STRIKING PRINTERS WIN
(By The Federated Press,

Mexico City, After 4 two months
strike, 200 men and women employed
|at the lmprenta Franco-Mexicana, one
LOT the largest printing establishments
az the city, have resumed work. The
workers are toreceiye wages for three
weeks Of the strike period. the indem-
Indication Of a comrade who had been
discharged, and The satisfactory settle
ment Of other points atissue. AT times
a general cessation Of work iii all the
printing trades Of Mexico City appear
ed likely.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
FARM-LABoR BACKS sHoPMEN
[By The Federated Pressl

Washington. Strike headquarters
here has a report Of the JOINT demon
stsstion Of 1900 striking shopmen and
500 organized farmers al Denison,
Tex. Wagonloads Of chickens. eggs,
vegetables. melons, corn. lard, flour,
and fruit. in the parade, carried in
scriptions:
Striking shop craftsmen, be firm.
The Farm Labor unions first mite.
Comlng once a week if ii lasts 10
years.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE

Everett, Wash. The Central Labor
council here is arranging for the show
ing in local theaters Of the Labor News
Weekly, produced BY the Federation
Film, union corporation. The pro
paganda Of the master class against
workers is. to Be offset BY the new per-
iodical film, it is hoped.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY

4 FREE EARTH The Abolition i
Privilege through Workers Mone,T NJ 81 &
1.7af gg a w thoroughly INTO Ibis subject as
gas i Ihe secretary Of The Llano Publca.
ssolls @s hke your paper very much: NE are
10y y sympathy with ils policy. and we
wlsh laene were more like II" s-.e -
Published weekly: 500 4 vsar. AZ so
outside The United States gs'2o
THE EQUITIsT
'asss' aos angeles GO. Calf.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
The FEDERATED PRESS RELIABLE NEWS
POLITICIANS ARE NO GOOD

Detroit. Developments in Wash
ington have disclosed that the machin-
cry built BY The federal administration
to control the distribution Of fuel has
proved complete fiasco, according
10 staff correspondence from Wash
ington to the Detroit News.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
COOPERATIVE LUMBER MILLS
ARE SUCCESSFUL OUT WEST

Seattle Two thousand co-opera-
tive mill men are expected here at their
annual conventions Operation Of small
mills comparatively IS proving success
ful IN western Washington.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
EVERYTHING WHERE n BELONGS

Seattle Hereafter all political dis
cussions will be ruled off the floor Of
the Central Labor council and referred
lie the Famer-Labor party, Endorsed
by the council.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16

Don't be stingy. Let your friends IN
on a good thing. See that they be-
come regular readers Of THE LLAll0
icOLONlSI. and learn about co-opera-
ion and its many advantages.
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16
he Fret StOck-Raisine
Colony
OF ERET, STATE LINE, MISS.
is A COOPERATIVE
ORGANIZATION

Preparing for Agriculture. Horticul-
ture. Manufacturing, Stock-Raisina.
merchandising. operation Of restaur-
ants. hotels. Libraries and places Of
amusement. And on Loans Of ST 90
% more. we will pay s per cent Der
annum. Interest payable semi-annu-
ally. Object: For securing livestock
ana machinery for the employment Of
Labor. All transactions between mem
msrs conducted by the Labor Exchange
80 system. Esp
The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-09-16

J, MARRIAGE As Ii Is and As 4
Should Be-by Annie Besan1 An ;nt.n.els
interesting brochure. 25c. Law Of PonnIs y
. sloa (biFih eontroD BY Annie Besant. 81
ihe Scarlet Review" 25c. Diana, ! psy-
sno physiological essay on sex relations 25c
lne Sruei6le. (agnostic weeklyl four dif-
fsEsni samples, Zoe (none free).
THE cRUCIBLE
1880 First Ave, Seattle. Wash.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
DON RAMON LLOYERAS

En- ell vapOr t:sSani Rafaelff y par
ticrWlo esta tarie "a lbs cincO idel nue.
lie n1mero cinco, embarca para Marti-
MICA. para tolnar ems esta I'll yapOr
Haiti Y seguir viaje a Europa. donde
pasara varioS meses Ell Viaje de re-
creo, ~nuestro buere amigo gel seGor RAJ
mon Lloveras Soler, dueIo del ,acredit
tado Cine Puerto Rico, de S&nturce.
Va el amigo a descahsaFi de una lfuda
labor que ha tenido en- estes Iltimos
meseS Y bien merecido Sc tiene el pa
SEQ. Las simpatias de que goza ell Sc
nor IAoyeras, les fusr0na sdemoStradaS
ell viernes por la nOche, r~ermiendose
un gram nGmero Vie sus amigos Ell la
~terrsJza de su Cine, pasandose ALI
I'm r;to agradabilfsimo, cl que es hi
10 mas amend per los Obsequios con.
que regald a los ocncurrentes ed buen:
amigo. Durante SUI %ausencia, quada
al frente del negocio ell joven Pablo
LoverSs, hermanO de don Ramon. I'm
grupo de fntimts Sc prOpone ir esta
tarde al muelle a deSpeairlO Y cam
biar con 81 sus Gltimas impresiOnes.
Lleve feliz viaje ell amigo, y que su
retorno no Sc haga esperar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
ia BONIFICACION DE LOS EN-
pLEADOS FEDERAIES

La Association de ~cmpleados fedora
les de Puerto Rico. ha rccibido ayl-
so de que Ia bonificaci6n de $40 que
vienen recibicnd0 los cmplead,tS del
Tic Sam, desde 81 anO 1919, h& sido
nuevamcnte aprObada por 81 Con%reso
dc los Estados UnIdoS para ell ano
fiscal que termina Ell JUNO 80 de 1923.
Iii; continuation de esta partida on
las. asignaciones para gaStoS del Co
bierno ha sido TN gran tlfunfo para
la Association NGcional de los Emplea-
dos Federales. pueS. dada la actitud
asumida por el p%rcscntc Congress-
americana en- los aSunt0S cconOmicDS,
ers la creencia cast general de- sue
no serfa %aprObada.
Fclicitamos a los empleados fedora
les dc Puerta Rico, asi como tambiGn
IA su Association, por ell tXito obtcni-
do en- su campana a favor dc esta
medida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
III [LH|p0DROn0

Malaga" produce ell mayor dividendo.
-"COqueta" y "Camagiey" empa-
taron.-E Marques" yolvio a per-
derSe.
Con bastante c~oncurrencia Sc cele-
braron aver tarde en- ell Hipodromo
las siete carrerasI anunciadas.
Catalina" que era ell candidate en-
la primera carrera de 900 metros gan6
ell premio, siguiendole 81. B. Harrel" Y
"Don Joci", hacienda Ia recorrida en-
1 2l5, 1875 v 14I5. Fueron jugados
en- las bancas de primera y segunda
$554.5O y $235.50 respectivamente.
Catalina" page en- primera $7.05 y
81. B. Harrel" en- segunda $1.01. Ell
jockey de este caballo ultimo 10 corrio
de una n pesima.
"Bombon" que era ell descartado en-
la segunda carrera de 1,400, lego pri-
Nero, s~iguiendole "Guiri' Y "Sura-
ma. Hicieron un record de LAS,
Las is Y 1925. En- las bancas Sc
jugaron $4,000 y $539.50. "Bombn"
page en- priniera SO centavos y "Guiri"
en- segunda $1.70.
En- la tercera carrera de milla y un
octave gano ell premio galopando, el
veloz caballo "Golden Flint" siguien-
lie Marques de la Plata" y "Jugue-
tom, con un record de 2.5 lis, 2.5 2l5
y 2.5 3I5. Sc llegaron a apostar en- las
bancas de primera y segunda, $954.50
v $772.50. Golden Flint" page en-
primera "a centavos y Marques" "a
centavos. "Galia" no corrio.
En- la cuarta carrera de 1000 me-
tros, donde ell candidate era "Wellco-
me-, llegaron empatados segun los Sc
lores del Jurado "Coqueta" y Ca
magiey" y Victoria, con un record
de 1-5 Y 1-5 lis. FL empate fue agria-
mente ~censurado. Sc jugaron en- am
bias bancas $6O8.Oo y $525.00. Co
Y "Camagiey" pagaron en- pri-
mera Sill Y $1.00 respectivamente y
en- segunda % centavos y 20 c~entavos.
Els ~necesario que cuando ell Jurado SC
ponga a deliberar una carrcra como
esta donde hay duda, nc sc permit
tn que los pcsadores, jueces de pista
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
6EGeksssE',
Inspectors DE CO.
RREOS POR Ia ISLA

D"sIe ell iueves de ls semana PAST
da Sc ~encuentra en- viaje de inspec-
ci6n por les pueblos que toca ell fe-
T%rocarril hasta Arecibo. los inspeuto-
res de correo w. r. Ryan Y Greenway,
e cOmpanfa de I'm agente secreto del
depsrtamento de j~usticia federal.
Seg1n nuestros informes. los aludi-
dos ~funcionariGs, estan investigaMlo
ell asuntO de la desaparici6n o sustrac-
ci0n de los paquetes postales que con
tenf&n Ia gran cantidad de dinero de
Los cuales va habl6 Ell. IMpARCIAL.
Las autOridades federales no han
querido suministrar information Il
les reporteros en- relaci6n con este
asuntO, por temcr de que les puedan
tronchar todos los trabajos que va
han verificado.
Sabemos que algunas personals han
sido llam&das a declarar con respecto
a este case.
Dias antes de partir los inspectores
para la isla, III de ellos inform0 a
I'm reporter Ele Ell IMPARCIAL que
sc lamentGba de no haber llegado a
Puerto Rico dos semanas antes.
Ell agente especial del Departamen-
to de Justicfa Harry S. Hubbard,
nombrado Ell Washington para auxi-
liar a los i~nspectores en- ell descubri-
mientO de estos paquetes. esta bara-
jandO activamente en- San Juan.
No sabemos cu&l sera ell desenlace
de este asunto, ell cual tiene muy preo-
cupadO a las autoridades postales: pc
TO Mr.. Ryan afirma que tr&bajara Ell
ell ddscubNimiento del ntismo hasta
blonde lie ~&lcancen sus fuerzas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10

ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-Ultima jor-
NADIA de "Trabajo", de Emilio lola.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Gran accntecimiento. Estreno de los
primeros z actos de la monumental
ORA que tanto Juror ha hecho en- ell
r,undo entero titulada: "La Atlanti-
da", cuyo papel principal es ell de An
thea, la mujer mas bella que Sc supo-
ne ha exisuido y por quien los hom-
tres morian Gle amor.
Cine Puerto Rico (Santurce).--El
Cuadro de Bufos Cubanos, dirigido
,or Raul del Monte. Habra varieda-
DIES, cantos y bales criollos, y presen-
a a la eminenta y genial Doroty Dali
on en- ell brillante drama en- 5 actos
t'tulado "Instinto Femenino".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-Con-
way Tearly en- ell monumental drama
n 6 reels "Sombras del Mar" y ell 5
e3isodio de la serie "Aguila Blanca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
FIESTAS DEL b.
RRIO ODRERO

Los di3crs0s comit6s para ell cumpli-
n.ipnto de las fiestas patronales Ell
Ct Harrio Obrero. estan cons;ituidas
en- la siguiente forma:
p~res.dente: Lcdo. joaquin Duran lie
Gates: Viccpresidente: Antonio To
rres; Sccretario: Ramon NJ. Llaugcr,y
Tcsorero. Henigno Cells.
Comita de Festejos: Sres. Manuel
Cupy&S. Demetrio Cdmara, Lcdo. Joa-
gain Duran.
Comita de Hacienda: Benigno Cells,
Hcmetrio Camara, Eugenio Cap6.
Comit6 de Programs y Anuncios:
Ramon NJ. Llauger, Serapio Quifo-
mes. policarpio Feliciano. Salvador Ro-
sales. Beuisno Cells, Demetrio Camara,
Comit6 de Arrendamiento: Lcdo.
Joauufn Durin de CotteS. Benigno Ce-
lis. Diego Calderon, Salvador Rosales,
Comit6 CeYtamen de Simpatfa: Lii
cenciado Joaquin Duran de Cottes, Sc
rapio Quinones. Dr. Pedro Rivera.
Comitd de Juegos Populares: RAJ
mon Lopez, Salvador Rosalcs. Anto-
! Mo Torres. Manuel Cucvas, Ramon II.
MERGED.
/! Comit6 de DEGRADE: Ramon ii.
MERGED. policarpio Feliciano. Antonio
Torres Y MdXimo Ramirez;
Comit6 de Battles: Francisco Ceste-
ro. I.clio. Joaquin Duran. Dclnetrio
Cdmara. Antonio Torres, Ramon l-0-
pez. Scrapio Quinoncs, Salvador Ro-
sales. Ramon NJ. LIauger, Ramon II.
MERGED.
Vocalcs: Manuel Cueyas, Dcmetrio
Camara, Serapio QuihoneS, Salvador
Rcsales. Policarpi0 Feliciano, Ramon
II. MERGED, MdXimo Ramirez, DR.. Pc
dro Rivera Aponte, Manuel Vidal,
Diego Calder6n, Ramon Lopez Y Luis
Eugenio Capo.
Comisi0n de damas: Prrsidcnta. Sc
nora P;uluita Art& de Torres; Secre-
tdria. Srta. Maria In0cencia Ramos;
Tes0rcra, Srta. Rosa Rivera. Nocales:
Srtas. Maria ArtG, Lydia Tan0n, Ana
Maria Rodriguez, Rosa Nilella, Clio
tildc Artd. Gloria Maria Paz, Consue-
10 Torrellas, Apolonia Ramirez, Geor-
gina Art6, Mercedes Fuentes, Josefina.
Rodriguez Y Tilita Alfonso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
CERTAMEN JOSE DE DIEGO
Laudo de Verso
LEMAS

CantO a la Independence
PREMIO: Jose de Diego.
Accesit: Quiero ser libre.
Menciones de igual categoria: Cam
iamos de dominic mas no de esclavi-
I'd en- larga espera.
SonetO a Jose de Diego
Premio: Erase un pastor fiprido.
Accesit: iEternidad!
Menciones de igual categoria: &C.
10 y figura. Resurrection. Ash era
H.. El..4
Canto d la bandera de Puerto Rico.
PREMIO: Una sola... IT'D!
Accesit: TIL fuiste bendita y glori-
icada por el dolor etc.
Menciones de igua lcategoria: Lirio
lei cielo. Amanecer.
Nota:-Se ruega a los autores de
los trabajos premiados Sc sirvan re-
nitir copia frmada a CERTAMEN
JOSE DE DIEGO, Box 657, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
de la......

advertir que, lejos de poder hacer 10
que arriba Sc indica Sc CORE ell peli-
gro de cerrar ademas con un deficit
ell proximo ano fiscal.
La Comisi6n llega, pues, a la con-
clusi6n de que TODD conlicto puede
quedar conjurado 81 por nuestra Le-
gslatura Sc lleva a cabo Immediate
mente la implantacion de las siguien-
ties n1edidas:-
A.-Enmendar la Ley de Arbi-
trios en- tai forma que su apllca-
cion y cobro pueda realizarse sin
las dificultades que existen en- ell
presente;
B.-Legislar, 81 fuere necesario,
para que los intereses de la deuda
p1blica sean satisfechos con car
go al fondo de amortization, Crust
fund.-, y no con cargo q los fondos
ordinarios, Y ordenando ell debido
traspaso a estos fondos de las can
tidades satisfechas hasta ell presen-
te con cargo a los fondos ordina-
rios; y,
C.-Enmendar la Ley de Pre-
supuesto para hacer las economics
que sean posibles en- ell mismo sin
perjuicio de los servicios publicosi
con ell fin de obtener la seguridad
de una buena liquidation al final
del ano econ6mico de 1922, a 1928;
derogando, a la vez, en- 10 que Sc
I refere a la reduction de los suel-
dos de todos los funcionarios y en-
pleados del Gobierno Insular, e.
artfculo II de la Ley de Presupues-
to Y las a%signaciones hechas en- e.
mismo, correspondence a los in
tereses de la deuda p1blica.
(Continuara.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10

Y otros mas que Sc meten en- la CAST
LA Sc pongan a dar sus opiniones, de-
ben dejar al jurado solo.
La quinta carrera no la pudo ga
mar Morning Glory. Ell premio fue
para malaga, ell tajo de la tarde, 81
guiendole Morning Glory" y Lyric,
con un record de 10 LIS, 1-5 q 3 y is
3I5. Fueron jugados en- las bancas
de primera y segunda $864.50 y $437.
malaga" que produjo ell mayor divi-
dendo de la tarde page en- primera
$16.O6 y en- segunda $2.45.
En- la sexta carrera de LOO metros
Sc lie otorgo ell premio a "Cheque", 81
guiendole "Royal Motor e "Indio'
que estaba guallao. Hicieron un re-
cord de lit lis, LII q Is y III 3I5.
$1,O15 y $559.O0 fueron apostados en-
las bancas de primera y segunda' res
pectivamente "Cheque" page en- pri-
mera $1.29 v en- segunda So c%entavos.
"Dotty" que era la candidate en- Ia
septima carrera de 1,100 metros ga
no su premio muy legal, llegando Sc
gundo y tercero Vendetta y "Cadiz".
La recorrida la hicieron en- 1-13, 1-3
lis y 1-13 2I5. En- la banca de prime
IA y segunda, Sc jugaron $889.50 y
$592.5O "Dotty" page en- primera 81
centavos y Vendetta" en- segunda
$1.04.
Ell pool Official alcanzo a 38,964 COM
binaciones, 1886 cuadros y 5,298
tickets. Fue repartido entire siete
parties, tocando a $1,043.67.
JuanitO TOcOr0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
'COMPANIA FERROVIARIA DE
CIRCULATION DE
PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL SECRETARIO
CON VOCATORIA

La Junta de Directories de esta Cor
poracion, en- cumplimiento de su Re-
glamento, ha ,acordado convocar a los
senores accionistas a junta general or
dinaria, que Sc c~elebrara en- ell domi-
clio social, edificio de Ia Estacion del
Ferrocarril de San San Juan, a las
diez de la manana del Viernes Gator
ce de julio de 1922, con ell objeto de
someter a SUI aprobacion ell Informe
y Balance correspondence al ano
terminate en- 80 de JUNO de 1922, en-
miendas del articulo z de las clausu-
las de incorporation Y Seccion 1, Ar
ticulo II del Reglamento, election de
Directories y cualquier otro asunto
que Sc considere de interes para la
corporation.
San Juan, Porto Rico, JUNO 80, 1922.
Manuel Gonzalez, :.
Presidente.
E. M. Vassallo,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-10
Efectos Sanitarios.
Calidad - Precio - Servicio
ROLAN, TEJEDOR g. DE EoSTOS
Box 1856. Telsfonos 395 y 200.
Ell CAPTAIN HURTADO No PEN
SA RENUNCIAR.

Ell Captain de la policia de San
Juan. ha informado Il I'm rcdactor de
Ell IMPRACTICAL, que es incicrto que
q haya pensado en- %presentar Ii re-
nuncia de su cargo, como hizu circu-
lar I'll diario local. Nos dijo que q
no habla hablado con ningdn repre-
sentante de Ii prensa acerca de este
asunto, Y que aGcmds Il ticne abSolr-
ia confianza Ell que suS superiores
sabrdn administrar j~usticia en- el asu
to que estan inyestigando.