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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
Henry Nagel of Ringold. Wash

Henry Nagel of Ringold, Wash
ington was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry DeMuth of Pasco
was a guest of Mrs. B. L. Cole
Wednesday.
The Young Peoples Bible Class
of the Baptist church were enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Elliott.
District manager for the Stand
ard Oil Company, A. B. Hodge
will leave Friday noon to spend a
two weeks vacation in coast cities.
The Woman's Club of Pasco has
extended an invitation to the Ken
newick Woman's club, to attend a
reception to be given Thursday,
November % in the Pasco Public
Library rooms.
Will Shaughnessy arrived this
week from Enderlin, North Dakota
where he has been making his
home for several years. He is here
with a view Of locating. His wife
and child will join him later.
Mrs. j. G. Kelly, Mrs. B. Plow-
man and little son George, were
Yakima visitors Monday and Tues
day. Mrs. Plowman was a house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Doan
former Kennewick residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Stafford en-
tertained as week end hunting
guests, w. H. Telles, manager for
the Pacific Power and Light Co.,
at Goldendale and Mr.. Akin, prin-
cipal Of the Goldendale school.
Mrs. Richard Russell, formerly
Mrs. Roberta Stull Of Seattle, is
expected here Sunday for visit
with Kennewick friends. A num-
Der Of interesting social affairs
are being held in Mrs. Russel's
honor.
Sunday is young peoples day al
the Baptist church. The pastor will
deliver d special sermon for the
young people in the morning. Also
4
special music by the male QUARTET
from the young mems class. In the
evening the choir and orchestra
with Christine Buchanan as reader
will give musical service entitled
GA Song Story of the Orient"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gascoigne are en-
PERTAINING Mr.. Gascoigne's father,
J. B. Gascoigne, an attorney Of
Evanston, Illionois. This is Mr.
Gascoigne's first visit in Washing
ton and he expects to remain un-
till about Thanksgiving time.
The many friends Of Mrs. G. A.
HUMPHREYS will be glad to hear Of
her return from an extended visit
at Reno, Nevada where she was
called by the serious illness Of her
mother. On the return trip Mrs,
HUMPHREYS visited with her sister
in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. Price spent
the first of the week in Spokane
Mr.. Prices brother returned with
them and will visit here for two
months. The trip was made by
auto and Mr.. Price reports that the
state highway between here and
Spokane is in excellent condition
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Glover
of E3 113 10Th ave., announce the
wedding of their daughter Bessie
Irene, to Hugh p. Hanratty OF
Lewiston, Idaho tomorrow. Th'
Young couple will make their home
in Lewiston, Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
are leaving today to attend the
weddine.-Sunday Spokesman Re
view. Mr.. Hanratty is the son q
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Hanratty OF tn
| H;phlands and for several year,
attended the local schools and hal
many friends here where ne wa:
very popular.
I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Ill the New Styles in Womens Fine Shoes .
Strap Slippers

Strap Slippers
All the new models, in one, two,
and three-strap designs, with
welt, flexible and turn soles, in
patent leather, brown kid, black
kid and tan calf. This is an extra
good value that will please you.
Per pair,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
HONOR
PASTOR
Banquet and Reception for
Father Herring to Be
Given Sunday

About six months ago. the Very
Reverend Father Herring, pastor uf
the Holy Family church ia Tulsa. de-
parted with other clergy OF okla
homa for an extended trip 10 Europe
and visit to the holy land Father
Herring has Just returned from hls
trip abroad, and as "A mark of ap-
probation OF his services, the
knights OF Columbus will eXemplify
the three degrees OF their order and
a reception and banquet will b.
given on Sunday, October 20.
The knights OF Columbus and the
candidates viii assomble In the Holy
Family parish hall S45 O'Clock
Sunday morning and all attend Holy
communion In a body. After mass
the candidates will report 20 the fin.
anclal secretary xat the Knights of
Columbus home W. 604 X. Frisco.
The Initiation will start promptly
at 1 o'clock. at liiiA : Boston. and
a large class IL expected to enter the
order. All visiting knights are in
vited 10 be present.
Following the initiation. there VIII
be n banquet and reception at the
Holy Family parish hall al Eighth
and Boulder in honor OF Father
Hciring and the newly initiated
candidates. Plates for this banquet
have been reserved and fJom all re-
ports very large crowd will be on
hand TO hear Father Herring relate
some OF his experiences whilo uu his
trip through the holy land. Much
care has been tadop in the decora-
ton OF the Holy Family parish hull
and In the preparation for the enter
taiDplent. An Appropriate musical
program has been arranged. and a
goodiy number OF out-of-town clergy
and patrons OF the church orc ex-
pected to be present and address
those present
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
OkmuIgee Company VIII
Increase Capital Stock

OKMUBGEE. oct. 2O.--stockhold-
ers of the Independent oil >& Gas
Co. at special meeting held this
afternoon voted Ia increase the capi-
tai of the company from 100000
to SO 600, 100000. II was announced
following the meeting by Ed ".
Moore, president. that the company
would hereafter pay regular dlvi-
dends OF per cent a month. payable
quarterly The company has 1000
barrels net production and 10000
acres of leases in the Mid Continent
field. Its present stockholders are
all Okmulgee people. The company
is now operating 100 wells and is
drilling IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
CLARA DIRECTS
TRIAL OPENING
ADVISES Her Attorney in
Questioning of Pro-
spective Jurors
TIGER WOMAN CALM
SAYS She Is Glad Trial Starts
state Will Demand Death
Penalty for Woman

Los ANGELES. oct. 2O.-Whis-
..rug into the ear Of her attorney
..r opinion OF each of the ~ Jurors
.ugr OF whom were women and all
older than herself, as they were
.,l!ed for examination, Mrs. Clara
Hauips. former pony" in the chorus
.f a Broadway burlesquc show,
#rected tho opening of the battle
.r her life when she went on trial
before superior Judge Houser here
.1day for the hammer murder" OF
Alberta Meadows.
Armour l.. Phillips. the accused
uOman's husband and her sister
Ftta May Weaver, rat some dis
auce from Mrs. Phillips, ~ another
uart OF the court room. In the same
low with Phillips and Miss Weaver
.ut Albert Meadows. farher of the
dead girl.
Eight Jurors Accepted.
Rapid strides were made toward
The selection of a Jury and when the
noon recess was taken eight pros
urctiye Jurors have been accepted
rgmporaifly by both sides or the
eight jurors accepted three are
women. Questions OF prejudice and
ympathy were aCcentuated by Dep
s'y District Attorney Charles FriCko
nd Defense Attorney Harrington in
tine examination Of the talesman. 1t
tuss noticeable that Harrington did
not interrogate the prospective jur-
Hrs concerning Mrs. Phillips defense
of insanity
The state will hinge its case pri-
ndrily on the testimony of a woman.
Mrs. Peggy Cdffev, confessed eye
Hitnoss to the revolving crime.
10 Demand Death Penalty.
The state will demand the death
penalty, Assistant District Attorney
Tricke explaining that in asking an
eve for an eye the prosecution
VIII only seek to have the jury fol-
.oN the law--which prcscribcs death
the price for taking another per-
sons life.
Tho selection ot the jury Is ex-
r"gted TO take at least four days
md az the state has approximately
20 witnesses to call, 1t will
Hc NJ least two weeks before the
Icfense starts its side of the case.
How many witnesses the defense will
Hil, Harrington said he did not
suow.
Mrs. Phillips, dubbed the tiger
oman" was In good spirits when
she was taken by a Jail matron to
court today for the first skirmish
boz her battle OF wits for her life.
She mid she was glad tho trial was
20 start.
tcr nervousness had not reached
overflow" point when she was
.sau to court today and jdl at
'uches said there was little chance
NJ her breaking" under the court
COON ordeal.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
y,ApIvosroK IS DOOMED
Jap Troops Withdraw and CITY L. nt
Mercy of Chita Red Army.

TOXIC, OOI- lO."-JuUlnVs0 tTUOUe
remaining In Nladivostok VIII with
draw In body october 20, the war
office announced today Meanwhile
The Japanese commander is enc
dcavoring to arrange with the Vic
toriOus red army OF tho Chita gov.
ernment TO take over the city peace.
fully.
The reds resent being asked Ia
negotiate regarding movements ut
Russian soldiers on Russian soil, but
at last REPORTS no fighting had &C.
currcd between them ana the de-
parting japanese troops.
Large numbcrs of foreigners are
leaving Nladiyostok by every goutc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
VIII Die in Chair If
Conviction Appealed

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. EFF !. ID.
Young, recently convicted Of MUIR
der in Monroe county. Arkansas,
and sentenced TO die In the electric
chair. shall at any time during hls
life make an attempt TO secure fur
ther executive clemency the COM
mutation OF his death sentence TO
life Imprisonment, granted by Gov.
r. c. McRae becomes void and the
death penalty will be inflicted. This
was stipulated by the governor when
he consented to exercise executive
Clemency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
GIRL ACCUSES OLD MAN
West Tulsa WatClu In Jail
on thild'S tOmuIniut


Sol Arnold, 60 years old. watch re.
pairer ~ West Tulsa. is in the
county Jail under a 5000 bond.
charged with statutory offense, ON
the statement Of Irene Long. 10 years
old, VINO said tho aged uau made
insulting remarks to her. Thursday
afternoon. Arnold entered q plea ~
not guilty when arrhigucd yesterday
afternoon before Justice a. L. Wat
son. The preliminary trial W. been
set for Wednesday, October 20.
Arnold from his cell iu the count,
Jail yesterday douicd the charge. he
said that he had treated the CIR.
with all respect aud that she had
been coming to his place OF business
for several days lie said he was az
a loss 90 understand the charge
placed against him by the girls step
father, !. @ Andrews
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Protest the Leasing of
> Red RiUer Channel

WASHINGTON. Oct. 60 Tho
state OF Texas today presented 20
the supreme court objections to the
granting Of permits TO owners and
lessee5 OF patented lands and to the
lessees OF Indian allotments 10 drill
for oil In the receivership area
north OF the medal line OF the main
channel of the Red river, pending
n decision by the supreme court of
the question OF Texas ownership OF
lands In the river bed. The court
took the motion under advisemeut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Office Manager Robber

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 20.--orviile Fl.
stewart. office manager Of the VIII
liam r. Warner & Co.. pharmaceu-
teal manufacturers reported 20 po-
lice that he had been held up and
robbed of about $4,000 in pay roll
mop-y. while returning from a bank
tbia utpruing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Government sues on Contract.

WASHiNGrON. oct 20. Return
to the government OF Sibi1SS In
with war contracts was
In suit filed at the direction
Of Attorncy-General Daughorly IN
federal court at Cleveland. Ohio, to-
day against the Cleveland BrasA &
COPPER Mills Inc. ana their sure
ties. the Fidelity 81 Deposit CO.. OF
MARYLAND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
BROWN SILENT ON CHARGES
Girls ACcssc Him OF Mistrcatmcnt
In Oklahoma CITY


Arch Brown who was brought
from Oklahoma City yesterday
charged with kidnapping Haley Bal
lard, II years old and Lena May
Perkins, l3 years old, last May. is In
the county Jail I'm default of 5000
bond. The parents Of rhe two girls.
both OF whom live In West Tulsa, left
yesterday for oklahoma city where
statutory charge will be placed
against Brown
The two girls told the county at
torney Yesterday that after leaving
here with Brown they went to Okla %
homa city and later TO Lawton. They
charged that Brown md several
times mlstreated them but said all
Of his attacks had occurred In Okla
homa county. Brown viii = 2 trans
ferrod to the Oklahoma county Jail
Just as soon as the charge Is filed
there against him. He refused TO
talk about the matter yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-21
Brocaded Satin Slippers

All the new styles in satins are
shown in this sale, in black,
brocaded quarter and vamp
and all brocaded models,
with baby Louis, full Louis and
flat heels, with button or ankle
strap. Per pair,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

" El Cosnisio2gdg de- Instruccidn Phi
blica de, San Juan, senior Gonzalez
Giriorio, y su. distinguish famiIia, han
quddado IefnitNamente instaIados en-
sq Ielegalte fes'dencia, artTstico cha
lett situado en- la caIlc transyersal de
ID 9ssAvenida de Diego' a. la -calle del
PaHque, sRafaei Lopez Landron'', Gu
70 sitio Sc ha poblado rapidamente
de viviendas para fanilias POGO nu-
nerosas, ofreciendo una de HAS ba-
rriadas mas elegantemente urbaniza1
das del poblado.-
Pronto quedaran conectadas tambi6n
las expresadas Gales por la "Avenida
Antonsanti'' para mayor facilidad del
trafico piblico y urbanizaci6n general
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Dssde dilIa


El Gran Jhras0 En- uno de los dias
de Ia seinatia ada, Sc llevo q cabo
Iii insacula del Gran Jurado en-
estaa Corte de trito, Y entendio en-
las diversas scriminales que, e
Fiscal Il 4do. "a ta, expuso Ia con
sideracion al sel 81 proximo ter
n1ino. de 10 sc fssl, dara comienzo a
principles ds ante mes de abril.
en- el referido sbunal. La labor del
Fiscal Aeosta viene siendo mas acti-
va y brillanfe eeda dia y 'todos susl
asnntos estan al eorriente, debido a
sas diligeneias habiiidad como dig
no represents del Pueblo de Puerto
Rieoien este Distrito.
Jugada scrprendida Despies de Ia
media nqchs del ssabads pltilno, tsegin
nuestros fnf6rnes, flie sorpTendida
una 'jHgada ds daidos en- uno dc los
Clubs Il 5diaies de recreo de Ia calle
Progreso, de esta ciudad, por el acti-.
yo v diligente Sargento de Ia poli-'
Ella, sr. iyelez Ortiz, acdmpafado del!
detective 0tero, cabo- Lopez y guar
dia del NaRlezyEsa policfa detuvo 4 va
rias personasay qeupo dos dados y 80
ceAtayOs que habia sobre Ia mesa que
iugaban.
En- otra .habitacion, donde Sc juga-s
10 Iofprfa ar iaannrcihirse de IA nre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
DESDE GgAYANlA
La Compania De- Zarzuela Es~
panola Luis Manzano, en- el
eatro / Primavera

Con las bonitas zafz1eias lla Mo-
ia de Mulasy chalaail AI4tgaliS
debut0 en- la hoehe del vIiertes az 3
corriente en- nuestro feafrp Il Ia 6itiils4
pahfa de zarzuela espahoIa que difi9e
el distingnido actor coalieo, Lilis Nah
zano. H 81
la troupe Manzailo que estsi ailttes
grada por IN grllpo aafsimpa paticds 4 II
tistas, del que sobresalen las belas
primeras tiples, Elvira i j osetna E6E
pez AIuhnz nos deleit6 por espacio de
cuatro noches consecutivas, con un bo-
nito ndmero de zarzuelas y sainetes,
que hacfa algdn tempo no experiment
tabamos a placer de aplaudir. Las
Brib0nas' Mayo Florido, clos Gra-
nujas', "El Cuento del Dragon "Los
sCampesinos, Sci Bueno de Guznan''
y las citadas Ia Moza de Mulas9 y
@El Chateau Margaux'', fueron las
obras puestas en- escena que merecie-
ron la aprobaci0n del distingnido au-
ditorio por su nagnfica interpre
4 En- la noche del debut, el teatro es-
taba materialmente lleno, no obstante
Ia pertinaz slIuvia. Tn buen ndmero de
nuestras bellas sInuchachas, ash COMO,
tambi6n una magnffca representation
de las distinguidas damas que forniani
nuestra sociedad,s Sc encontrabah aIli,
para sentir .el plhcers de recreafse EN-
81 genero.cIsico. due tantn Eukts laqIn,
cuando essseoalosloca1fif0i aH6ra, tan
bien representado. Como en- esta no.
che, dado el exito obtenido por la Com
pafifa Manzano, las tres noches restan-
tes, fueron tres llenos magnffcos, que
fueron otros tantos 6xitos que tiene
que anotar en- sus anales la simpdti-
ca Compafifa del notable actor
ia tMoza de Mulas'' y "El Chateu
Arargeaux' fueron interpretadas per-
fectamente. En- la primera tuvo oportu-
nidad de lucirse Ell Sr. Nieva, que en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

c&EAg el papel de Matusalen, soberbia-
H1eilt9. El Sr.s Nieva es un actor per-
3eftpy hemosE podido llegar La CON
dlQbibn lie que interpreta con verdade-
iii gllst0 cuantos personajes le toca re-
nfeEentar. Josefna Lopez, la bella IT,
ple c6hlica, estuvo a Ia altufa de su
pfestigf6! desemp efando con extraor-
ilario gusto i arte So papel de Obs
iia. Manzano, 81 magnffco actor c6mi-
Cd desempen6 Ell papeI de Obispo, en-
carndndoao de una forma estupenday y
cosechando muchos aplausos por su ex-
duisito traBajo. 4 asf todos los artis-
tas que tomaron parte en- la obra, en-
cllya Interpretation pusieron verdade-
70 empeiio para anotarse el primer
6xito.
Elvira Lopez, la simpaticsl " hermo-
sa primera tiple, tuyes zen aEl Chateau
Margauxs una buena oportunidad pa
.ra lticir sn dulce voz y la aprovech6,
Cant6 con pureza de gusto y tuvo que
bisar Ia parte de canto mas interesan-
tie de la bonita obra, qpsechando mllII
chos y prolongados aplausos. Mama
no. Mora Y Nieva, desempenaron muyl
bieh sns ,respectivos papeles sygels selec7l
to auditorio no les regate6 lbs aplau-'
SOS que mI6ereciieron. IS sfsssf' n
= \ .
Ell s4bado, segunda function de abo-I
n0 sulfHon a escHnas las bonitas Har-I
zueIasIt'IEos Cainneslndss ysIfIles Grt /
ndJasatEEn la priinefa de'sstas ,bbras,I
ltuyierop OCCASION de pcner de relieve
sdslcbnHiciones aftfsticas, la primoro-
.sa Elyira las Sra. Espaaa y Her
man, asf como tambi6n los Sfes. Man
zano, Nieva, Mora Y Juanito, que in
terpretaron de un modo magistral su
cometido. Ell p1blico, como en- la mo-
che del debut, premi6 con cIamorosos
aplausos la obra de los simpaticos in
tt6rpretes.
Agustfn Ndrdyro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

i don Adriano Gonzalez, de Arecibo, y
lotros.
/ EditiciO Municipal Para fines del
sentrante mes, segin tenenios entendi-
do, estaran terminadas las obras del
Ihermoso edificio municipal, que vie-
Inese contruyendo frente Ia Plaza
Principal, en- el misno sitio en- que Sc
hallaba antes. Para la Inauguration.
ldel soberbio edificio, ALA para los pfi-
|meros dias, del proximo mayo, Sc ce-
i1ebrara el magilo acontecimiento con
IIvarios dfas de fiesta.
El Inspector de la magnffca obra,
Que tanto embellecera el ornate de es-l
ia pob1acion, 10 es el estinado amigo
ID. Fausto FeIiciano, habiI e inteligeh-
|te funcionario del Departamento del.
interior, quien disfrnta en- esta ciu-l
dad de muchas y nluy nlerecidas SIM
Ipatias. Parte principalfsima en- Ell
I6xito de esta obra, corresponds al ex-l
EComisionado del Interior senior Gui-l
Fllermo Esteves, pues sus iniciativasf
via sus bpeIos deseos en- bien del pro-
greso de So pueblo, deBese el que
Aguadilla cuenta ahora con i'm edifi-
cio de moderna arqnitectura. varios
!de los amigos y adrniradores del se-
nor Esteves, lie obsequiaran para esos
| Idfas con I'm esplendido banquete.
Lcdo. Z. Ramirez Nadal. En- asun-
ltos de, su profession, estuvo Ell otro dia
len esta ciudad el prestigioso abogado
{ de Mayagiiez, Lcdo. E. Ramirez Ma
Idal, quien disfruta de un merecido y
s6lido credito professional, no solo en-
Eaquel distrito, 81 que tamhien en- los
IIdemas de Ia, isla. El Lcdo. Ramirez
ENadal vino defender un ,importante
lcaso, en- Ia Corte Municipal del cpal
lhizo una brillante defensa, habiendo.
Nogradp del Tribunal la absoluci6n de
sas defendidps. Felicitamos al mag
Inidco letrado por este nuevo ,tripnfo,
lqpe une 4 los muehos alcanzados,.
En- propaganda Han estadp en- es-
TIA cihdad varios activos represeptan-
ties de Ia muy acreditada v prestigiosaD
firna comercial de San Juan, B, Fer
|nandez y Hnos., Sucrs., en- diligentei
propaganda del Jab6n Octag6n, que Sc
|ha, hecho de una gran reputation en-,
tDda la isla por ser, como es este, pn,
Tproducto muy excelente. y es esta la.
opinion de todas cuantas personals To-
han usado y 10 vienen usando en- esta.
IpOblaci6n.
Auto que arrOlla. Teneraos infor-H
mes de que en- tardes atras enAla ca
lie del .Progreso, de esta ciudad, un.
auto que guiaba el senior Ramon vi
mas, de Lares, arroll6 a Ramon Cort6s,I
Iproduciendole este, una ligera con-
fusion en- una pierra. Sc cree, porI
|la investigation practicable por Ia po-i
|licfa, que e chauffeur no es culpableI
del hecho en- este case.
'.La Perla del Caribe" El exitoi
mas resonante de estos iltinnos dfas,
len 10 que a producciones cinematogra-
Ificas Sc. e.refiere, 10 constituy6 en- La mo-
lcHe del domingo en- Fl elegante teatro'
"Star de esta ciudad, Ia proyeccion.
Ide Ia pelicula; genuinamente puerto
Irriqueha, la PefIa del Garibes, que
les sin disputa un verdadero exponen-
Ite de Ia cultura " adelanto del pals
len todos los 6rdenes de su vida acti-
Iva y progresista; y un esfuerzo nobi-s
Ilfsimo del prestigioso eaballero don
Santos Sanchidrian, a quien Sc debe ell
Ique Puerto Rico cuente hoy con una
lpelicula belIisinla. Is ademas esta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Patricio RIasco

Camas 1inpias y habitaciones frescab.
Por la presente avisa a su numerosa
clientela de San Juan y de la Isla que
nuevaniente Sc ha hecho cargo del
Restaurant y casa dOrmitorio. 'sLa
Econ6mica" situado en- la calIe del
Cristo NO.g14 y 21 donde les atender&
el amigo Blasco con la prontitud que
IL caracferiza. Comidas excelentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
EN- SJ llUEVA RESlDENClA

\ Ell encinta1o de las aceras de la
iAyenida de Diego" esta va conclude,
3 Sc han senbrado arboles campafla
de La doctora Villafane de Martinez
Alvarez ren, todo el tIayecto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
'LJn fanloso Director
de escelnas elogia
/ |. DID. } / d..

Yo, Acosta Spino, de Ponce, Puerto
Rico, en- prueba de agradecimiente,
quiero hacer todos los honores posi-
bles la D. D. D. Company, 5845 Ra-
vernwood Ave-, Chicago, E. u. A., por
,el benefcio obtenido con su medica-
,mento LAVOL, pues me encontraba
afectado de una erupci6n en~casi to-
do el cuerpo, v despues de haber usa-
do miles de otfos remedies, solo con
dos frascos de LAVOL que consegui
EN- la farmacia, v dos que recibi direc-.
to de la compaffa mencionada, he me-
dorado notablemente y espero que,
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