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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Cynthia Grey :
Could "Atice' Sacrifice Her Child for Her Chance
Lore! Asks One Reodcr-What Is Your Adric
TO Her?
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Stay nth your ship advises correspondent IN dnsoer
70 ahce. the cho married at rs TO please her
ofher and after rs years Of married life claims shc has
never oped her husband eho he is good to her and all
that a husband should be-
IN her letter several days ago 10 readers Of this column
she asked them she should sacrifice her whoe life thru
sense Of duty that she felt she had been trapped bv fate
and robbed Of the most precious thing life Should she
or stdvf
One ROMANS adricc TO her foioics:
Dear Miss Grey: alice has requested opinions for her
decision from the friendly interested unbiased readers and
first let her that while her dilemma looms
strous to her. similar and far greater problems presented
to the large percentage of humanity each day And If each
with his individual trouble TO allow himself to forget
his duty not only TO those intimately dependent upon him.
but TO all society," for the pleasure Of self indulgence this old
world would shortly be in condition than
any pessimist could imagine.
Granted that misfortune of circumstances arranged her
marriage at far too early years such must be eliminated from
the present consideration Bury the past and forget
menbering only such things therein influence
to repeat past mistakes The present holds GOOD hus-
band THAT alone precious rarity and lovely child.
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following men for tho supreme
bench: w. u. Lane. Seattle: Preston
Troy. Olympia. Bruce Blake. spo-
kane.
The nomination and iudorsc-
m~nt OF Mrs. Axteil n tho can
dldsse Of the progressisrs for
United States senator In tisc re-
publican primaries Ia q brilliant
act ef good politics and good
citizenship said Bsliaine Mon
day. -
Bailaine had announced his can.
didacy for that office two months
ago. but shortly afterward was
stricken with an acute attack that
compelled him TO undergo an irnme
dlats operation AZ the Virginia Ma.
son hospital.
while stlli In the hospital reoov.
srins from tho operation" he said.
II told some Of my supporters that
on account Of " I would not have
the physical strength 10 SO further
with my campaign. and that hoped
that soma other candidate could b.
agreed upon. then suggested Mrs.
Axtell as the best qualified person.
man or woman. IN tho state have
known Mira Axseli for . good many
years. she r. lady Of fine esiuca.
ton and attainrnents. with ability Of
a high order. with q broad grasp Of
Fundamentals. and OF unusually good
Judgment
From personal seauaint-
suce with most Of the senators.
I Do noe hesitate 10 say that Mrs.
Axteii would take rank among
thu best minds and with tho most
Influential members NJ that
BODY
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To Destroy
Black Ants

Dear Miss creys am annoyed
with little black ants In my pantry.
Can YOU tell mo how 20 get rid Of
themf I have used horax 20 no
avail. HfEATTLEfTE.
fou should makr an sfforf 10 learn
schere The pests eater the pantry. ard
then drop SOME quickismc on the
mouth o. their resfs ard sossh n On
boiling scafcr. o. pour into their re-
treats srafrr In Fhich cansphov or TO-
sacco has bees STEPPED They say
erfcr thru the sink drais 30 yoa
mighf cleanse the drafts several times
a mcek On fhis manner for soms time.
A sprav 81 berxtne fross an afontrer
u seaden death 70 most srsecfs. bat
tcnrina "a 90 dangerous, en- accouns
~ fire. that tfs usc Il mot rccom-
reHdsd except IN tho hards ~ care
fai and experienced pessons: perhaps
esrsos fefya-chiorids Uosid aasesr
as srsA
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thinking people. I heartily sympa-
thize with her IN tho lack OF love.
hut after all. unless love IL given and
received under tho best. brightest
and rightest conditions. II proves 20
te the most heart.beahing thing In
tho world; the most unfortunate
only haublei And Alice" need not
lead monotonous life. with her
child. and tho world offers thousands
OF interests. and tho realization OF
ruth that she IL living. life can bs
very interesting. The thing 20 do Ii
TO forget herself. and find interest
In other folks troubles. and she win
find 30 many miseries beyond her
own that happiness viii como TO her
twofoid. am not condemnlnE
Alice" for questioning. but In doing
her duty. ar siss terms II. she win be
serving herself In very best possible
way. and the later years Of her life
VIII mako her realize this. etay
with your ship. Alice. II IL very
seaworthy. and good captains do not
evVr desert their shipsi
'sF'pfENpI.Y fNTERTST.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

"Ahai You been 20 vancouver,
chr Have y good timer Ola
bring back any hmhmhmmm--j'
business Of Initiating some-
body extracting cork from y
bottle and throwing n sIug of
nose paint down the throat
without getting drop ON tho
tonsiI-.
There must be something f,Inny.
something interesting about booze.
Come 20 Vancouver and folks not
only think but insist that you came
10 absorb a bit OF tho Canadian war
debt.
Go back 70 Blaine and the customs
officer gives you searching look
and digs right down into your bags.
peers under tho seat cushions and
aniffs suspiciously.
Land In Seattle or Tsooma ana the
first question IN:
Hiring any backr'
It's all wrong. Most Amcr>
leans do NOT HE 10 vanoouvcr
20 Euysie Scotch. Mighty few
ever attempt 10 sneak any back
past the customs officers. Isoth
CAN br done.
Vancouver. you know. has q rov-
eminent liquor control system. and
plenty Of clubs. MI bearing patriotic
or military names. 20 that folks who
desire 10 drink IN company may he
accommodated. And tho PEOPLE are
pretty well satisfied with tho system.
Now and then a club is raided and
CLOSED. but others open right away.
There's no Wild singing on the
streets Of nights. and nobody IN ever
seen supporting lamp post. II
there's much drunkenness. Il II Of
The QUOT kind. For the police up
here slam DRINKS into Jail and tho
lawyers can't set 'em out. either A
public jag gets about 90 whole days
In jail and maybe rsor- than that.
Listen 90 tho char in ons Of the
government liquor stores:
Some American tourists arc
spelling II for the rest Of thcn.
They let ON like they are r~si-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

stipated. too. and your liver slug
gish or torpid. Unusual skin pailor,
loss Of weight. loss OF appetite ana
inability 20 sleep restfuiIy. are Ma
lures warnings. and you must look
20 your digestive system or be In
danger Of drifting into some serious
disease.
The natural action Of Taniso on
tho digestive. secrctivc. assimila-
tive and eliminafive organs II the
certain safeguard 10 your health.
and the never failing foe OF that
awful tired feeling when you get out
Of bed In the morning. Tanlac has
proved TO be the best and safest
tonic and system purifier. stimulat
ing the digestive system 10 its proper
functioning. 20 the blood Is able 70
take up fresh building material and
IL 40 vitalized as TO be able 10 more
thoroughly eliminate the waste
products which mako you feel Al
tired out.
The cells Of all parts Of the body
then receive real healthy nourish-
mepf. the shrunken tissues are filled
out. the skin regains It's glowing tex
,ure and the bloom Of health. The
eye clears. and with the strong and
normal digestion the whole sysfem
In built up 10 the point where your
hours OF sleep are truly refreHhing.
and you get up in the morning feel
ing fit as fiddle"
II seems the shccrest folly for any-
one to feel all tired out IN the morn
Ing when Taniac affords the best
and most natural means Of keeping
IN good trim Or bringing the system
back 70 It's full and normal powers.
Taniao 10 sold by all good drug
Eisfs.--Advertiseme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Labor Situation
Shows Improvement

Seattle fa one 81 tho SO cities IN the
country that showed Improvement In
tho labor situation last month. nc.
oording 20 report received by the
Chamber Of commercs from the do.
pertinent OF labor.
Tho majority Of plants IN Seattle.
tho report states. ara running on a
normal basis. Special Improvement
In srcn in lumber activities.
Employment conditions thruout
the state arc listed as better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

star readers who would like ar
curate and up.to-date information
on thu changes tn the cost OF Nv.
ing In the past few years and how
Il may be obtained and kept up 10
date will receive same ny writing
TO The seatti. Star. Washington
Bureau. i531 New York ave.
Washington. p. G.. and incioning
two cenia In stamps for postage.
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hrs. AXTELL
LOOMS UP IN
SENATE RACE
John A. Ballaine
Withdraws From
Contest in Her
Favor

With leaders Of half n dozen
Influential progressive erganlfa-
tions indorsing her candidacy.
and John 4. Baliaine withdraw.
Ing In her favor. Mrs. France.
q. Axteii. Bsillnghsm. icapcd to
the front Monday as one 81 the
most serious opponents Of SEN
afer Miles foindc~ter.
Efforts win be made by progress.
sivc leaders hero 10 induce Judge
Austin y. Griffiths to withdraw In
favor OF tho Beilsngham woman.
George n. famplng. port commits.
lGIoner. frequently mentioned a. a
senatorial possibility. declared fiat.
fcotedly that he would not support
Mrs. AxteIl.
II am for progressive principles
within tho republican party" he
eii. ''and I win not under any con-
t'tion support democrat who enters
Tie republican prlmarlea.s
At any alI-day conference sun
day Mrs Axteii was indorsed by
representatives Of the state Fed
Grafton Of Labor. the Non-Parti-
san league. the Railway Mems
Political club. tho state Grange.
the League Of Women Voters.
Parent Teacher association and
the Women's Christian Temper.
snee Union.
Endorsement from the last four az.
oocsations Was unofficial. IL was said.
The conferences unanimously de.
elared that IT l. 20 the best interests
q all that Senator Miles posndexter
- defeated at the FIRST opportunity
siven tho cAectorafe.-
George I. Maason. chairman OF the
conference. said that thu group had
insicrsei Mrs. Axteii In tho belief
that she IL the outstanding PRO
eressive among the candidates.
'.Furthcrmore." he sdsie<i. her
candidacy b being advocated by
\ al the large womcn's political
Organizations"
4 AIRS. Axtefi was scheduled 70 b@ IN
Seattle Monday Afternoon to confer
With the members Of tho groups who
Endorsed her for the senate. She en-.
r~~~~ed herselt a- being surprised az
their action shs said II she flied
osaid be on this republican
ticket.
sifx. Axtefi was n member Of tire
bower house Of the stass legisiature
in 1914. she was the first woman
representative In Tire state. In 1918
oh~ WAS indorsed by the progressive
party for congress from the Ftrzt
district She lost TO Lin n. Hsdiey
|by only $500 votes In . strongly 70
publican district
The conferences also fndcrssd a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Financiers Enjoy
SNOWFALL Battle

PARADISE INN. July iT---paus-
Ing for n day on their way 20 the ma.
tionat convention Of the American In.
niitufs Of Banking az Portland. 100
fInancier-. with their families. enjoy.
cd xnowbaIiing and other wintry
sports. Sunday. on Mount Rainier.
A feature 81 the stay was the serv
ting Of dessert fran snow counter
outside the Inn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

MIsa Grey win receive callers
IN her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from 60 p. M. and
on Tuesday ana Thursday from
II n. m. 20 ~ m. each week.
Please do not come AZ other times
aa Il seriously interferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17
Northern Bank
Dividend

Dear Miss orcyi win you please
state In your column whether or not
tho Northern BANK and Trust com.
pany intends to pay another divi.
dend. ana n ~. whenf
READER.
The Norfhevs Barh and Trssf
company Wsil pay another diptdend
~ 10 10 b the final one. and srlI not
BE- paid vnta all the assets are
liQaidafed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-17

EDWARD ALTMAN. 81. skykom.
ish farmer. was held IN county jail
Monday on boozo charges. Altman
was arrested Sunday. His alleged
companion escaped. A gallon OF
moonshine II said 10 be evidence
against him.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
LA BELLA REVISTA
%MUNDIAL"

Por q 'MontsvidsO" han Ilegado 9
ndmeros dc Ia espl6ndida Rsvista
'Mundial", que So publiea en- Madrid,
con Ia mas franea acogida del pdblieo
no solo en- Espaha, dOnds tan bsllas 70.
Eistas Sc haeen, sino dc todos los paises
de lengua espahola.
"Mundial" desds el primer momento
SO puso a la cabexa do todas Las publ
caciones ilustradas, y conserva ese pues
to, hacienda que cade n6mero que sale
sea superior at anterior. Estos cuatro
ndmeroS que NOS ha traido 81 tltimo
correo de Espa6a. son una cosa de6ni-
tiva.
Nuestros lectores recordar&n que "a
Casa Cantero, Fernandex Inc, % Ia
agente exclusive para Puerto Rico, de
ia Revista "Mundial"n 81 semanario
mas artisticO que ve la luz en- lengua
espahola.
Precios dc suseripci6n $2.26 trimes-
tire, pago anticipate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
SELO

reia casi nunca, amaba las flores. He
aquf un casco que su regimiento die
hnlanos lie nand6, lleno de, rosas, en-
su onomastico - Cerca del casco,
hay montones de telegramas de fell
citaciones, expedidos por otros regi-
nientos, con motivN de fiestas vic
torias. fconos cfrecidos por sacerdotes
Y campesinos, una fotOgraffa de la
Reina Victoria, dcs del Gran Duque
Ernest Ludwig, hcrmano de la Zsrina,
v otra de una hermana que Sc hiZo
monja. Domino en- ell salon el ,tapiz
regalado a la s0berSna por ell Presi-
dente LOubet, que representa- Maria
| Antonieta sus colores, demasiado vi
vps y deslumbrantes para reproducir
fielmente IL manera de Madame vi
ges-Lebrun, no sirvieron seguramente
para calmar, Ell los dias de la prisi6n
dolorosa, el cspfritu de Maria Ale
jandra, quien en- la imagen die la Rel
| ns de Francia debe haber visto como
un aviso de desventura.
En- estas estancias ls Zarina ORC lie
ma d fervor, hasta Ell momento en- que
lie dijeron que Sc preparase para par
tir. Estallo en- lagriinas el dltimo dfa !;
Sc puso a gritar v Sc declare vencidh.
Las letanfas de los sacerdotes no bss-
taban cubrir sus gemidos. La como
clan ialtiva y fra; y Ia vieron como
una miserable criatura huinana. Era
como una mia. - exclama ell cria-
do Y parece que tambien el llora.
Ell Ear Sc mantuvo serene. No pro
nunci6 nunca una sola palabra deses-
perada o dIllra. KerenslSy iba y venfa
mandaba flores. Como la partida
estaba snunciada para la noche, por
la tarde familia imperiah.. sereuni0
en- ell salon de la zarina e hizo des-
filar a lg servidumbre, para despeddr-
Sc y distribuir los recuerdos...
silencio. El yiejo inclina La cabe-
"a mas, POGO a POGO la lorna le-
vantar para detener los ojos en- unG
Virgen de Murillo.
~ partieron por la noche?...
No, no partiercn por la noche. We
laron toda la noche, esperanto La par
tids de un momento a otro. Nos des-
velamos todos. AL amanecer tomaron
I'm te y finaImente salieron del casti-
llo las seis de la mafiana con Dol
gorukoff v el Principe Abaliensky, q.
los quisieron seguir & Ia Siberia. Ke-
rensky acompafi0 al Ear fasta La puer-
Ia, ofreciendole el braza Fue 81 quien
peltmitio al Emperador que per1nane-
ciese siempre al lado de Ii fainilia, a
.pesar de lass rpresiones de la multitud.
EI Ear v la zarina Sc llevaron algu-
Inos objetos 10 que dejaron ha per-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

Continuation de la pagina ~
mado su abdicaci0n, pas6 los dias en-
sensndo las matematicas su hijo Y
acompaiiandolo en- los juegos. Ell Ia
revich Sc entretenfa resbalando-en una
tabla lisa e inclinada que hay en- SUI
estanciG Y maestro chauffeur, que
riend0 experimental las emociones re-
seryadas les reyes, resbal6 tambi6n.
!, Ell yiejo criado prosigue respondiep-
do lac6nicamente nuestras pregun-
tas: "El Ear lego al frente, con uni
| for1ne, y. trafa un revolver de que 10
! despojaron. En- el castillo Sc ha-
bfan presentado va Gutchkoff Y otros
ministries reyolucionarios, pero en-
aquellOs momentos sOlamnnte estaba
ls Zarina, que tuvO miedo de recibir-
! Los, hizo lamar al gran Duque Pa
bio, tfo del Emperad0r.. La Zarina
Sufri6 mnchO Y no guerra yer los
sOldados de la gEardis, porque los re-
beldes Ia hoTrorizaban. Ell Zas, por
el contrario, salfa a pasear en- el jar
din Y fu6 6l el primero en- ssludarlos.
Sin embargo, los soldados no respon-
dieron al salu,Sio. cl Ear dejo de sa-
ludar talnbien..."
Ell lacayo queda EN- silencio. No lie
son agradables sus recuerdqs. TornG
a caminar, CON la cabeza curvada, y
mos ensefia con indiferencia, una CO.
lecci6n de fconos, modelos de arnas,
el estanque natatorio Y los aparatos
gimnasticos del Emperador, una pa
langana Y I'm jarro de plata, una ma
quinita para rehacer las puntas los
lapices, en- donde subsiste un cartelito
que tiene la fechsy de 10 de octubre de
1904 Y dice: .Se suplica no hacer uso
de esta maquina."
Habfa en- Ell castillo una sala del
Guarenghi que ell Ear transform6 en-
ln salon de navIo CON biliares gran
utS Ip0ltAVldo uC CuClO, uACodS 81
des y pequefas, una cantidsd de cosas
detestadas por los dec0radores de in
teriores v por los arquitectos. Para
llegxr a los apartamentos de la EN-
pefatIiz hay que atravesar el ca6tico
salon. Descubro, extcndidos sobre
una mesa de billar, varios proyectos
de fronteras de la Albania, que 1el
criado me suplica que no toque. Me
mostr0 en- cambio I'm proyectil AFRO
jado contra el castillo por las baterfas
de Judenic, en- agosto de 1919, " que
por todo dgio perfor6 un vidrio de-
teni6ndose en- Ia defensa metalica de
una puerta. "Judenic; comenta, solo
estuvo en- zarskoie selo, una soIa Sc
mana" v subiendo por una escalera,
spresur6 el paso hacia las estancias
de Maria Alexandra.
La Emperatriz era muy seria, no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
.SECCION DE HOTELES.
PALACE

rlnA maEupsA oapaelAsa paIa Nt
gaatefoA
~ holNl taoal pnFa honhEsa o. -.
gpc1na y tmFiaaMa ee sKpsEannrAA
nahitneisa co hsks paEa 4 psFus-
&c. aenas el6a
nsbliAcita co h1As UaEa 3 psEss.
sna. aeEas sa.gA.
Restaurant Tsble a hSls; Almuer-
- sl.2S. csmida slSo . Q h Carta,
Prsciss w66icoG
CuanAe viElts San Juan hngR aal
PALACE 90 resiaeneiA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
EN- DETROIT.

Sc ha informado en- los cfrculos po-
lfticos de esta ciudad, que en- la pro-
xima semana, regresa de los Estados
Unidos, el Lcdo. senior Cayetano Coll
Y Cuchf, que ha lido a Detroit, en-
asuntos de la firma sefiores Santiago
A. Panzardi, Inc, de que es abogado.
Sc ha dicho tambien que ell senior Coll
Cuchf, estuvo en- el Canada en- asun-
tos de negocios de la firma a que
pertenece en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
cARIBE

kilnnae en "A cuSMn6m a. h eluanA.
erfeclnmenla ncsneictunaeo go -
- he naelanloa moasFnoA Anu1nnuf,
tl&ianoA MnNnlAcas hahllnciunns csn
IaAs pFisate y sfectss snnltnEsuA Rs-
eclal conior4 para famllias = pAsa.
ersA precips maaeFe1eA
Telffones sss t.o0e. q. O. Bax zoe,
Gallo de saa FFsncisoe Ne. 81 Sal
uan. p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
HACE MAS DE ou1N1ENros Aaos

que los medicos mas afamados de Eu-
ropa mandan sus enfermos a Carlsbad,
Bohemia, para encontrar alivio a sus
afiicciones, resultado de intermediates
del estomago higado, intestinos y ri.
fiones, prostate, diabetis v reumatismo
cronico, tomando por' algdn tempo las
aguas minerales curativas de Carlsbad.
listed puede obtener ell mismo buen
efecto sin hacer el viaje la Bohemia,
simplemente pidiendo a su farmaceuti-
CO la cantidad de botellas de aqua Mi
neral Carlsbad necesarias o directamen.
te del deposito de Fr. Schomburg, ca
lie Luna so, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El remedio sin competencia contra
constipation temporal habitual
Aqua NATURAL MINERAL DE
CARLSBAD. l1-20
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
AvISO

~ omsulnde o. R,paha en eal
Juan. llama a ias padrus . parsuutcl
mas aioEaors q nablo AacEna. recl
10 cue fot de san Juan ae Fucrtl
Rico para comuhlcaFlcs ssuntus a
inirrea.
BTHosio FryEa
Consul Dc Epalla.
San Juan p. r., De octubrs 1o22
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
CENTRAL

EdiheiO eOnstrufdO sxpresamente
para Hotel, mOdernamente equipadO
con aseensOr, habitaciOneA con baiio
telefOnO, timbre y cuantO reqaiere
81 mOderEO comfort. Plan EmrspeO
Restaurant q Ia carta. Telefone.
8S1.1144. Box 1852. San Jose, Pisz,
Prsncipsi, San Juan P. r.
TINTE LIQUIDo INsTANTANEo
para el pelo y la barba, tine en- pocos
minutes Ell pelo cano descolorido, Sc
garantiza que da excelentes resulta-
dos; color negro. Frasco grande $1.00.
Frasco pequeiio 60 centavos.
GONZALEZ PADIN Co. 1920
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

manecido squf, tai como ustedes 10
ven. Z.
Entr rudo y cortes, ell lacayo nos
hace salir para volver poner Ell Sc
llO que protege la puerta. No sirve
va al Ear, no tiene va sano nj librea,
perd sdfre por todo 10 que ha desapa-
recido. .,sabe que ninguno de los que
partieron del castillo despues de aque-
la -noche en- yela, puede -volyer, Y sin
embargo, va y viene por las estancias
desiertas, vigilando, observando. Pa
'ra consoIarse le basta con repetir que
cada cosa rha, permanecido como 81
los soberailos hubiesen partido aver, y
estuyiesen por negar de uni momentc
otrot" II .,a..
En- la garita que se.halla en la puer-
ia dc. sehtrada, le abuelita lhace calce-
ia irnperturbablemente, dsifante largas
hofas. III observa en- tor7io, nj habls
pAlabra: alguna. Parece esa yieja de
las fabuias que trabsja mientras espe-
ALA iisgada de la reina o del Pi1n-
cipes Azil.
ITALO zINGARELLT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

cuRBE "A cAnRA RAnscAamER
IMi unsf rnnnint NrlCnnuuut on 81
nuN llEkflclnk y drinra h rnlsss
linsplA g. cawa. Nlruiila y uxlm lR uak
% % ooEsarsR lSi II psnps a s,p,ss ~ ua
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

S g ALQUILA.-Piso alto acabado de
cnsiruir. con todas las oomodidades
Vcntilacidn uecesarias. en- casa situa-
"a en- sitio ctuirioo a dos pasos de Ia
carnetera en- la parada q, de SantaFoe.
Fzra infOrnes: Cantero. Fernandez y
&C., Inc. Teleiono I.iS5 San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
cUATRo CILlNDRos:

No hay CAIRO de cuatrO ciIindrOs como
el autom6yiI DODGE BROTHERS.
Ell ejercito americana 10 prefiere a
cuaIquier otrO CAIRO de su clase. Ven
dedores: - ANDREU, AGUILAR Y
CO., San Juan, Puerto Rico. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

co oaaEIEscARA d pupoa ous b.
,a caeantlnae un Istn1eao o. ufo
cun psran AmntaA a. mhuA ans
~ pssoid en- San iuan. q nafQuf o a.
no tiesfico 3 D. eutstfra q Mara =
Duii San 1cfre =. Siap ss'a . salsp
aor Rrnn a. Aains san sunn. aial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

TAQUIGRAFO EN- INGLES 2 ES.
PANoL, graduado del Curse Conner.
cial, con alguna experiencia por haber
trabajado va como substitute durante
algunos meses con 6rmas de nombre,
desea, colocacion permanente. Sc so.
nete a prueba, aceptaria modico suel-
do para empezar.s Dirijase a: j. A. R.,
No. Brau St, San Juan. ?. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rice
PAGODE DIVIDENDO.

Consejo de Administration de Socedad acordado
desde dia del corriente qued alberto al 2So dvendo
sore valor nominal de prma segun-
da ue dcrado Jun General de acconsas celebada
en- de julio dltmo e efecto los hOres acOns
proveeran Secretarfa del correspondence recbo.
Lo hace pdbco para conocmiento interesado
San r. de Noviembr de 922-El Secrea ROCAFORT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
HOTEL MALLORCA

Este Hotel ha sidO c0mpletamsuts
ref0rmadO para Ia eomOdidad de 80
bnena elientela. situad0 en- el sitiO
meior mas freseo de Ia eindad y
pr6ximo al eOrreO. bancOs, y O6cinas
de negOeiOs.
Sc admiten abOnados q prcei0y mo-
dicOs.
HabitaeiOnes frescas y vsntiladas.
ServiciO esmerado.
Gale Tetu&n No. 9, Tel. No. 1874.