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Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23

Lumberton, Nov. 1i.--Frank Sum,
mers, charged with the murder OF
Manning Ford, entered plea OF
guilty to murder in the second de-
gree in superior court here today.
The plea was accepted by the state
and Summers was sentenced by
Judge w. M. Bond to 10 years i'll the
state prison.
Summers went on the stand and
told his version of the killing,
which he said took place i'll his
home early on Sunday morning,
February 10, of this year. His testi-
mony was that Ford went to his
home about 4:30 in the morning and
woke him. He got up and made q
fire and Ford went III. While Sum
mcr's wife was preparing breakfast
he and Ford engaged in an argu-
ment about some Whiskcy. Ford
cursed him and attempted to strike
him with a piece of lightwood. He
struck Ford on the back of the head
with an axe. He then took the man
he had killed in his arms and car
ricd him several hundreds yards
into the woods and left the body I'm.
buried.
He did not tell OF killing Ford
until seven months later, after his
wife had told officers at Augusta,
Ga, of the killing. He was arrest
ed by the Georgia officials and con.
fessed to the killing, agreeing to
lead Robeson officers to the place
where he had left Ford's remains.
! After being brought to Robcson he
! kept his word and led the officers
/ to the point where he had hidden
! Ford's body The bones and cloth
| ing of Ford were found only few
hundred yards from the house in
which he was killed and in which
Summers and his wife lived several
months after.
Ford had gotten into some minor
trouble Just previous to the time
he was killed and his parents
thought he had joined the navy
Nobody had ever suspected that hi
had been killed until Summers
wife turned him up"
The skull of the man killed was
displayed in the courtrooM' DURING
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Route 3 News.
(ContCibuted)


Preaching Sunday morning at
eleven; special talk on Missions. :"
Come and bring someone with
you.
The farmers are busy sowing
grain now.
Some smart young chaps had
better walk a little straighter or
the Ku Klux may talk to you;
you must not tear up our bridges.
We don't know who you are, but
mind you, your sins will find you
out.
We wonder if visiting is more
important than Gods work! Sun
day was made for Church.going,
rest and recreation and nothing
else. 1t seems so by the attend
anbe of the w. M. S. Here's
hoping those who caused the
w. NJ. S. to be a failure Sunday
will wake up to their great mis-
take and return to their W. M. S.
meetings next month and visit
on other Sundays. Return to
me, and will return unto you," :"
saith who? Not man, so if we
return unto our forsaken little
society and do our best our w.
M. S. will grow stronger, but not
until then.
A gentleman of our section has
been right sick; it is said he ask
! ed a girl to be his bride, but she
decided she'd rather enjoy life
alene than be someone's slave.
If that be so, heart trouble
must be awful.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meacham,
Mrs. Wright, and little daughter,
! of the Zion section, visited at
Mr.. jim Lovin's Sunday.
| Miss Ella Kelly spent last Sun
day at Greensboro, at the State
Normal, with her cousin, Miss
Henry, who is student there.
Miss Mary Polk spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Polk.
Mrs. Martha Jane Lowe is
spending some time with hel
son, Mr.. J. M. Lowe
| Mr.. Frank Witherspoon anc
family have moves into our midst
from South Caralina. Before hel
marriage Mrs. Witherspoon was
Miss Willie Haywood, of oul
community.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cole of
Hamlet spent Sunday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Robisonn
of Charlotte spent Sunday at
Ellerbe Springs hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Bostick,
of Darlington, are spending
several days here.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
ELLERbE SCHOOL

Written for last weeks paper but un-
avoidably left out.)
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Town News.

About ten men of the town de-
cided they wanted a radio. They
ordered a machine a week later,
it came a few days ago. 1t was
installed and is in operation now
Mr.. John Henderson has moved
from north east of town to east
of town. His neighbors were
prory to see him shoe.
Mr.. Gernigan has moved his
shoe shop to the Ingram building
in front of the Parsons garage.
The radio gave its first enter
tainment Friday Evening at 8
o'clock with a large numbe pres
ent.
!: Misses Pauline and Fora Bell
and Mr.. Grady Dawson were Wis
itors of Mrs. D, c. Farlow from
Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. Edwin Key, of State Col.
lege, spent from Friday until
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Prince O'brien entertain
ed in honor of Mrs. Farlow's
guests Misses Pauline and Flora
Bell and Mr.. Grady. Dawson of
Greenesboso. After enjoying a
few games of rook, much fun
was had in parching corn, toast
ing marshmellows and making
candy which was greatly enjayed
by all.
Mr.. Jen Atkins, of Star, was
the guest of Miss Juanita O'Brien
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jim Woodard and Mr..
Nathan Gibson of Saurel Hill,
were visitors in town Sunday.
Mr.. S. r. Sides Went to Raj
eigh Friday to see Trinity-David.
son football game.
Mrs. Glaziner has returned
from Raleigh where she was
visiting her father.
ATHLETICS
! We had one of the most inter
esting football games here last
Thursday afternoon, that we
have had this season. The 9Th
and 9th grades played the 10th
and 11th. The score was 20 in
the Seniors favor.
! We will have a hard game here
next Thursday with Raeford.
We hope that everybody that
can will attend.
Building Development
The school has purchased
twenty-four new Kindergarten
chairs and twenty-four Office
chairs.
! There has been three new
books added to the library re-
Gently.
A Car of coal has just arrived
for the furnace.
SCHOOL NEWS
| Mr.. Mitchell made a very in
teresting talk in Chapel Friday
morning, Nov, 10th on preven
ting war, and outlining the hor
rows of war, he also gave the
cast of the last war and the
number of lives lost and wounded
His purpose was to get into the
minds of the young people the
value of peace and how to pre-
| -. IT.. 1
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
PERSONALS


Mr. Clyde Herndon, of Car
thage, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Cola Poole of Jackson
Springs has accepted a position
with the EilerOe Exchange.
Miss Lille Mae Sides and her
brother, Robert spent last week.
end at Albermarle. ~
Mr.. Grady Dawson and sisters
of Greensboro are spending
several days here.
Miss Mary Mcleod spent lasi
weekend at Pinehurst with llel
parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Wicker
spent Sunday in town.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
NECHTf PRIPLACET MA HA
SICSKOU OCHRANU.

Nekterym okolnim obcim
podal mayor Fred Kohler ulti-
matum, ktere Uni: Bud zapla-
titi pfiplatek ma hasicsky de-
partment predem, aneb zadna
ochrana. Mandat vydan byl,
je!ikoz nektera predmesti "ne-
mohou rukou do kapsy" a "a
praviti yeas ma ne pripadajici
priplatek ma pozarni ochranu.
Zejmena $3.50 cd Parma town
sipu nelze skolektovati a take
|pry neni mono podobny po-
zadavek vymahati Gredni ce.
stou, jak pravi as;stent okres.
niho zalobce f. J. Thobaben,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
"oBTfzNf CIZINCI."

DIE Zpravy "Bohemie" re
Zatce bylo 40 zateckych tur-
neru a turnerek zadrzeno pfi
navratu do Czech pohranicni
n6meckou strait ma hlavnim
nadrazi V Drazd'anech, byla
Jim nadiktovana pokuta pres
100000 marek pro prekroceni
pasovych pfedpisd, byla vyko-
mana u Mich t6lesna prohlidka
a bylo jim odebrano vse, co 81
koupili V Drazd'anech. Mali
telum cigaret bylo predepsano
az 1000 marek pokuty. Pone-
vadz spolecnost nemela tolik
penez ma hotovosti, museli sc
nekteri clenove vratiti do Bae-
rensteinu, kde 81 opatrili po.
tfebne peniZe. Bohemia" z
tohoto pripadu nevyptlouka
politicky kapital.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
HLEDA Sc BUDOVA PRO
HLAVNf POLlCEJNf
STANICI.

Ustredni pol;cejni stanice ma
Champlain ave. a zap. 6. ul,
must byti vyklizena a zboura-
ma. aby ud6lala misto novemu
Union nadrazi. Hledana by
la posledni dobou vhodna bu-
dova a vcera byla navrzena ke
koupi tax zvana Ajax budovr
ma st. Clair, blize Ontario ul.
Koupe odporucena byla ma pa
tecni sch1zi mestske planove
komise pri Obchodni Komore,
ktere sc sucastnilo nekolik
mestskych 1rednikG. V budo-
We dal by Sc snadno umistiti
policejni soud mestska vezni-
ce sc vsemi jinymi dradovna-
mi. Pro navrh mluvila okol-
most, re objekt ten lezi v di-
striktu tax zvaneho Mallu, kite
ry mesto bude museti vykoupi.
ii jako kazdy jiny majetek
Posledni slovo v teto zalezito.
sti bude arci miti mestska ra.
da a proto vsechny podobnf
navrhy dluzno povazovati "a
prace toliko predbezne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
ZAVODY, .JAKYCH TU JE.
STE NEBYLO.

General C. X. Zimmerman,
riditel Luna parku dal podnet
k zavodGm, kterych zde opra-
vdu jeste nebylo. Vypsal SOU
t6z pro danny, jez Sc v zmine-
mem zabavnim podniku objevi
v tax zvanych knicker kalho-
tech. Dostavilo Sc dosti kon-
kurentek a sice v start cd 8 az
do veku As, kdyz danny oby-
cejn6 mivaii jine starosti nez-li
honiti paradu V kalhotech.
Soutez konana Ia velikeho
pot6seni divaku maine silnej-
siho Dohlavi. Jinak Sc S cena-
mi sprava parku nikterak ne.
prastila prilis pres kapsu net
til vitezky odnesly 81 dohro.
mady prave $25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
P. T. RODIcE

skoly prislusnych ditek iiste s
povdekem vezmou ma vedomi,
ze cely pristi tyden budou sni-
zeny ceny detskeho spodniho
j vrchniho prada, puncoch,
chlapeckych vrchnich kalhot,
bluz kosil, divcich pracich
satG, Easter a MILDLY bluzek
veskerych jinych potreb tohc
druhu v novem velkem krame
"u KoudelI ma Broadway, We.
die Champa ulice.
V pondeli, dne 4ho zari, ma
sledkem Delnickeho svatku
mas obchod bude uzavTen pt
cely den.
We stredu, dne 6ho zari {
kazdou nasledovni stredu al
do dalsiho oznameni, mas OBJ
chod bude Ease otevren po ce
IL den a nasledovne Jest take ,
mas
OTEVRENO KAzDY VECER
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
POLlCIE 81 NEPREJE 20.
MOCI DOBROVOLNfKU.

Spolulcinnost tax zvane A
mericke loyalni Ligy, jejiz
clenstvo "a poslednich let po-
licii zdejsi dobrovolne poma-
halo We sluzbe, nebude vice
pozadovana, jak vysvetluie
rozkaz dany precinktnim IL
rednikdm samym policejnim
MIN nacelnikem Jakub. Grau-
lem.
Hned pri nastoupeni vlady
Kohlerovou administered pro-
hlasil. mestsky bezpecnostni RI
ditel "ze bude v Clevelande
jen jediny policejni depart
ment", ale u uvedene Ligy by
la ucinena vyjimka, pfi vypuj-
covani automobile v mimorad-
nych pripadech a poskytovanl
jinych sluzeb v dobe, kdy silly
policejni nestacovaly. Graul
pravi, ze zlocind ubyva a poll
Gle jest dnes s to zhostiti sc
vsech povinnosti il ulozenych,
aniz by sc musela dovolavatl
pomoci kruhG jinych. Patrna
ably pilulka nebyla prilis hor-
kou oslazuje il nacelnik po-
chvalnym uznanim "a neoceni-
telne sluzby Ligou verejnosti
prokazane.
Graula primel k rozkazu So
botni pripad, "a ktereho 81 diva
clenove Ligy hrali ma policisty
tax opravdove, re pouzili i re-
volveru a postrelili ma vych.
40. ul. a Scovill jisteho B. Lon
ga, jenz byl pry ozbrojen tax
tez revolverem. ZavedenNn
vysetrovanim byli oba dobro-
volnici sice sprosteni viny, ale
vysloven nahled, re by vlast-
ne sami patrili ma lavici obza
lovanych, jelikoz k noseni zbra
nj zadneho prava nemeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
NOVA LEKARSKA URADOV
MA v CESKE CTVRTI.

DR.. George G.. Strnad Zrldil
V ceske broadwayske ctvrti no.
YOU ordinacni sin pro praksi
vSeobecneho lecenl ranhojic-
skou. Nova uradovna umiste-
ma jest v els. 1890 vych. 55.
ul. blize Broadway. Novy mas
lekar vstupuje do sluzeb We
rejnosti, jak nalezi vyzbrojen
neb vykazuje bohatou cinnost
po vykonanych studiich. Byl
cd r. 1920-21 ustavnim leka-
rem v Lakeside nemocnici a
pax residencnim chirurgem cd
r. 1922 V nemocnici sv. Ale
xise ma Broadway. Ordinovati
bude Cd 1-3 a cd IS aneb
die zvlastni dohody i v doba
jine.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
ZDRAzENf MESTSKE VODY
MA PREDMESTfCH.

Kontrolni rada spolu ma
yorem Fredem Kohlerem usta-
novila, ze II predmestich a
vesnicich, nase mesto obklopu-
jiclch, bude zvysen poplatek
"a vodu cd 10 do 15,h a sice
|od l. cervence. Zdrazenl ty-
ce Sc Cleveland Heights, Lake
wood, Euclid Village, West
Park, Linndalle, Brooklyn
Heights, Shaker Heights, Gu
yahoga Heights, Bedford, East
Cleveland, Fairview a Idle
wood.
DIE move sazby bude pocita-
no S1.OO ia vysoky tlak prve-
no stupne, "a stupen druhy
S1.35 a treti $3.50 "a kazdych
1000 krychlovych stop. Jak
vyklada mestsky utilitni ridi-
tel A. B. Roberts, uznala vet
sina techto obci move podmln-
ky, iez jsou vynuceny zvetse-
nymi vodarenskymi vydejemi
mesta Clevelandu. Predmestl
pax budou prodavati vodu use
dlikGm a sama prislusne po-
platky vybirati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
NAVSTEVA MA ROZ-
LOUCENOU.

Sized C. S. P. s., ktery wy
kazuje skutecne cinorodou
praci, jest dnesnim dnem "a
koncen a vetsina delegate po
celotydennim pobytu mezi ma
mi pomysli ma navrat do domo-
VII. Nebude to vsak jiste pou-
hou prazdnou vetou, kdy nasta
ne doba uprimneho rozlouce-
nj. Ia pom6rne kratkou do
bu zvykli jsme 81 ma bodre ma
Sc krajany delegaty tax, re
nam bude dosti tezkym prani
st'astne cesty. Mic vsak ma
plat, .iz basnik peje: "Jest We
svete to spatne zavedeno, re
vedle rGze hned trny jsou, a
re ii, jenz nam nejmilejsi, prec
jednou cd mas odejdou."
S loucenim to nacli delegati
z Illinois PIP. j. H. FLIP, JOS
Ringl, a Vino. Krabec a p. j
F. Pesek, zastupce Iowy, ale
bydlistem :, Oklahoma. Lou
ceni vsak dix nezmarnemu hn.
moru milych nasich hosti bylc
stastne prekonano a po KRAFT
sim pratelskem rozhOvoru -
po srdecnem stisku ruky, pre-
jeme Jim prave tax vesely ma
vrat k milym rodinam jake
byl priced, s prosbou ably $
ma mas a cely Cleveland ucho
vail vzpominky nejlepsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02
OSUDNY PAD MALEHO
DEVCATKA.

PAM Grace Wallstromova,
Sla nakoupiti a ponechala by
t6 14012 Thames ave. N. E.
as dvouroCni dcerusku samot-
nou. Devcatko vyleZlo ma okno
druh6ho poschodi, aby Sc po-
divalo ma kvetiny, umistene v
kvetinacich, kdyz pojednou
ztratilo rovnovahu a spadlo NJ
dlazbu. Matka Sc prave vra'
celia, kdyz policista vnasel IRA
meme decko do bytu. Bylo do
praveno do glennvillske nemo(
nice, kde prohlasen jeho stay
"a nejvys kriticky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-02

Take zmfn9nych $3.50, ktere
pfiplaceti mali i jine obce jest
.pfilis malym obnosem k ma
kladu ma hasicsky department.
Finantni riditel G.. A. Gesell
hleda nyni pravni prostredek,
jak nektere predmestske obce
nauciti dochvilnosti.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01

honor nacional deportivo, iba a entrar
nuevamente en- juego, pero siempre
con un optimismo Y una seguridad en-
ell triunfo, asombrosos. En- las taqui-
Has del campo atletico, Sc recaudaron
10000 pesetas, que en- realidad, es
mucho recaudar, habiendose obtenido
mayor cantidad que en- ell partido
"Belgica-Espana", donde tambien sa-
limos triunfantes. Esta recaudacion
extraordinaria nos hace pensaf que,
en- Espana, hay cada dia mayor entu-
siasmo por el noble deporte y que
todos los Clubs de la Peninsula estan
dispuestos a tlerrotar uno por nnO a
cuantos equipos nacianales extranje-
ros deseen medir ,sus fuerzas futbo-
listicas con Espana. ~ "
Este encuentfo pesar de habe1r re
vestido tanta 'inipoftancia " tanto en-
tusiasmo, no ,tuyo, la ,sepsacioni que
era de .esperarse. Y decimos que no
revistio tanta linportancia, debido al
apasionamiento del encargado de ele-
cir los jugadores que habian de- -fe-
presentarnos en- este encuentro+ intert
nacional.- Ell "a B CO, ,critica dura.
mente las actuaciones sde estd ehcar5
gado, .teuyo nonbre .poJ Jdeseshos paelIs
cionar en- esta ,cr9nica1, por 81 se1lala-
do apasionaniiento, que fidy bien' ph-
do tener fatales cdfsecuencias. Ell
nos guerra meter todos los jugado-
res del Athletic" de Madrid, CONG 81
estos pudiesen lleyarHuna replesentat
cion tan honrosa como la de Rspana,
en- un partido de la naturaleza sdel
que nos ocupa. Gel Sol", tambien cri-
tica en- iguales tonos Y en- una cronica
bastante extensa, las pasiones que
ciertos seiiores, tienen por sus equi-
piers, sin tener en- consideration que
en- Espana hay jugadores, que mas
que jugadores son jugadorazos. :.
Nuestra opinion, muy POGO autoriza-
da, pero sincera cuando Sc trata del
honor de nuestra Espana, es, que de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01
F u T B O l. r | A S
FL EQU1PO NAClONAL ESPANOL, VENICE
AL EOUPO NACIONAL PORTUGUES

bemos de dejar las pasiones a un la
do procurar siempre que ell equipo
que ha de representatives, sea integra-
do por jugadores en- los cuales tenga-
mos suma fe Y toda la esperanza del
triunfo, sin fijarnos 81 son Catalanes,
Gallegos, Vascos Madrilenos, pero
81, que sean espanoles. En- este
equipo nos han metido jugadores, que,
en- vez de ayudar al triunfo, han anu
lado casi por complete la actuaci6n de
otros grandes equipiers; como lie paso
al terrible Alcantara, que no pudo ha-
Ger NADIA en- toda la tarde. Como lie
ocurtip al celebre Arrate, que tuvo
que cargar con toda la defensa, debi-
do ta que Pololo estuvo nuy efciente
EN- SUI 6nego.. iDonde estaban Ote-
Ro,t CArrssco, Montesinos y otros de-
fensaH que hubiesen hecho una gran
pareW con ell incansable Arrate?...
Ahbfa lTa1fos transcribir algo de
10 m1dho que dice t4El ,SoPl, de- Madrid,
sobrd Eeste encueptf6J sqael henos ga
|naAoiboF fortuna, mas que por otra
foss.l!I!
'tI'yoNamos los prilnefos veinte nil
hatoS de juego. Fueron los unicos
que aPrecen comentario, y al anotar
-el desarrpllo de la primera; ;parte, es-
tamos .autorizados para prescindit del
restosde los cuarenticinco minutes.
Instantes de ataque arrollador pero
.orderAdo; de dominic absolute, pero
consc3entes de. 10 que puede ser un equi-
po nacional integrado por los once
mejores .jugadores, cuando este Sc
acerqile la verdad y cada 'uno tenga
presente la responsabilidad que acep-
to al salir jugar; cuando dej6 de
ser un "equipier" en- las filas de su So
ciedad para defender ell equipo nacio-
nal, y por este poner toda la inteli-
gencia y todo su esfuerzo al servicio
de sus cualidades futbolisticas.
Pero no duro sino POGO mas de un
cuarto de hora. Sin que ell dominic
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01

de los rlaci9nales se abatfeFa3 el efec-
to era nulo. Los delanteros tiraban
muy alejados o. loo haclan con mala
direction cuando estaban eerca. Por
los extremes perdianse inutilmente los
-bafones, que nj Paeaza nj Olaso sa-
bian o podian recogef y centrar. Era
inexplicable la mudanza que ell publiz
co contemplate friamente, sin protes-
tar, pero admiralo del brusco cambio
que Sc habia operado. (En los ante
riores parrafos Sc refere Gel Sol', al
equipo nacional espanoD.
Continuando ell empuje como Sc CO.
memo, Portugal hubiera sucumbido
por muy distinto numero de goals,
va que para conseguir los dos prime
ros, los cinco y los ocho minutes
de juego,f el esfuerzo habia sido esca-
so, las jugadas faciles, la oposicion
POGO seria, y despues nj cambiaron los
portugueses nj surgio un imprevisto
incidante que eXplicara 10 acaecido;
los mismos honores, identica Inca de
medios, segura y efcaz, la misma de-
fensa encomendada a Arrate, amman
! do siempre los suyos con vibrantes
voces. Solo eran otros los delanteros
espanoles, salvandose t1nicamente, J
no del todo, Alcantara, que, tachadc
de apatico, quiso desmentir su fama
distribuyendo con acierto el juego que
sus companeros tencargaban de des
perdiciar.
Tuvo que ser Meana quien entrara
los pocos mifutos de comenzar, e.
"goap primero; un tanto soberano
que, centrado por Pagaza habilmente
fue lleyado con la cabeza hasta la rec
por el notable medio-centro.
Del segundo Sc encargo Alcantara
aprovechando un balon un metro de
suelo y disparando su "chut" incompa
rable sin detener ell balon, poniendo Ia
pelota rapidamente colocada, lejos de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01

Los anales de la vida deportiva es-
panola, Sc han engalanado con ell nue.
vo triunfo futbolfstico obtenido por ell
equipo nacional espanol, sobre ell equi-
po nacional portugues. Ell partido Sc
celebro en- Madrid, la Villa y Corte de
Espana, en- la tarde del 18 de diciem-
bre ultimo, en- el campo que ell "Ath-
letic" posee en- el paseo del General
Martinez Campos; siendo ell resultado
de tres goals favor de Espana por
l favor de Portugal.
Segun vemos en- la prensa grafica
espanola " sen los importantes diarios
madrilelps, ga B C'' y Gel Sol', ell
entusiaaho que desperto en- toda Es-
pana este encuentro, fue immense. Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01
In Bkcy. No. 397.
OR DE r -

1t appearing in the above case, now
pending before this Court, that it is
the purpose Of the proceedings to
adjudicate the firm of Espasas, Vaz-
quez G. Co. S. en- C. to be bankrupt,
and it further appearing that Bernar-
dino Vazquez Rubio, member Of the
firm is now absent from this District,
upon wnom personal service of this
petition cannot be made: u ..
It. is Therefore ORDERED that
copy Of this order may be served upon
said Bernardino Vazquez Rubio,
absentee co-partner of the alleged
bankrupt firm, by publishing the same
once a week for two. consecutive weeks
in al local wspaper and ordered to
appear before this court ten days
after the, last, publication thereof, and
in default. Of such appearance and
pleading i'the prayer Of the petition
will be granted. Sl, E@4s|iaNo-
~ Given at San Juan, P R., this 81
day Of January, 1922.
tSigned) Arthur F. Odlin,
Judge.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01
"PoR Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL"

Clara Kimba1l Young promote to-
dos sus favoritos un maravilloso arIa-
rlento, una pelicula fna cuyo recuerdo
durara por mucl1o tempo. En- esta
he1mosa historia de atrevidas aventu-
ras, de corazones poderosos y. nnujeres
encantadoras, un gran amor complete
de una manera lncuestionable el exito
reconocido de la pelicula "POR Ell
ALMA DE RAFAEL. Su estreno en-
los cines tires Banderas jueves, Fe-
orero 2: "Olimpo", viernes, Febrero 3;
'Rialto', sdbado, Febrero 4. No deje
de yer esta production en- su cine fa-
vorito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01

nde hay deseo oportunidad refran a
demosado Carl Bronnar haba
iado
mas dessrica las ha agado de mode
hey escribe una aqun sodado
trando haid general Shoyer pedene
Hospital
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-01

Ell IMPARCIAL es uno de los
diarios mas importantes de todo
Puerto Rico. 5Por que no Sc
suscribe a el?