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TUESDAY MORNING
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.
P. F. CARLEY,

Pr Fr. 6i53 at st nv.
81. 5oo-Garage Accessory & Paint Busi-
ness. uptown. NV; capacity 60 cars; 5-yr.
lease: very good income: must sell at sac
rinee
81, 5oo-Grocery. sw: store; rooms;
hw.h. gas: s-yr. lease; rent. $3.50.
81. coo-Grocery q Market. ne; store. 5
rooms. bath. very good income; rental. with
lease. $50 90.
s2aoo--Groeery 4 Meats. sw.; 9 rooms 4
garage: capacity 8 cars; 5-yr. lease: sent,
81. ooo-Grocery. downtown. NV: wonder
ful income: rental, with lease. 5000.
81 f0n-G-ocery 4 Meats, sw.: store:
rooms 4 cellar: must sell at sacrifice; rental.
with lease. $50 50.
coo-Grocerv a Property; store: 8
rooms: garage: latrobe heat: gas; stock
4 fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
s., o0O-Hardware. Paints. Varnishes
House Furnishings; downtown: roums q
store room: 5-yr. lease: also fixtures, stock
at inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent. 1880
s.. soo-Hotel. Pa. ave. NV; Is rooms
several baths: good income: rental with
lease. 300. 90
s.. 5oo-Lunchroom. 18th st. NV: doing
good business; lsase with rental. $1l2.5o
f3.55o-Lunchroom. uptown. NV: 2 stores
several rooms: excellent business: must
ell at sacrifice: owner leaving country;
rent. s125.0o
Ph. II. 6l53 GIT e ct. nv.
P. F. CARLEY,
GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS: WILL
lease property; price including stock and
fixtures, $500. wILDMAN q CO.. 9th
n. Franklin 64oe lit
DELICATEssEN, CIGAR a LUNCH; DOING
for quick sale 50. 500. wILDMAN 4 CO.,
9th a ii. Franklin 6406. 40
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ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL Housi
of center hall plan. eontaininE room
- bedroomsl and hath: hot-wGter hes;
electricity and Ess: front and rezr porcheS
hardwood noors and trim: screens: Cpd
fireplace. This house 10 Of frame oonstral
tion. completely detached and there e
huilt-in FarEEe. convenient terms PrcS
sI2.oSo. SHANNON & LUCHs. TI3 I4tb q
nv Mstp 80
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ATTRACTIVE sEMI-DETACHED HoNII
beautiful condition and most cdnvenientil
located; well-nlsnBed rooms and baths
hot-water heat; electricity and Gls: hard
wood hoors throghout; lsrre lot n anej
and garage 20 match house: pricr sia sad
better buy cannot be found ~ The pries]
SHANNON a LUCHs, TIS I4h 81 nv
Main 2S4S
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FINE I OCATION: EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
borhood: well built home: nine rooms and
two baths: all outside rooms; has hot-water
heat. electric lights: possession can be had
with title Price. $4,000. McKEEvER 4
GOSS, 14OJ Eve st. NV. NJ. 1852. 1918
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NEW BUNGALOW OF ROOMS A
bath. on lot 45Il25 feet: lArFe front por
one pipe furnace: electricity; gas: hardv
floors and trim; opea fireplace IN HvinE roc
screens: immediate possession: price SIS
SHANNON q LUCHs, us Ian 1t.
Main 2345
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NEW AND DELIGHTFULLY."- PLANNEI
BRICK HOTSE. 20 feet wide. with lsur
bedrooms and baths IS rooms 10 sln o.,
ranged on two floors: spacious front porc
aud sleeping porch: the most modsrn al
polntments and best quality Of mateiaI
have been used. and Il IL located IN set
tion Of beautiful homes and only O shot
distance from the cHr line: price Sl3 -
SHANNON & LUCHs. Tls I4th st. NJ
Main o345
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A HOME OF THE ATTRACTIVE cENTTT
ball plan. strikingly located on a lot :
feet wide; there are s roons ana bath 3
bedroomsl; unusually large living roo
wide front porch: hotlwatef heat: elertricft
Fas; hardwood hSorS and thin: this Is
practically new house. in good condition. HI
may be bought on terms ~ desired; pri
Sls. SO. SHANNON A LUCHs. ia l.
st NV Main has.
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W. UNDERWOOD sT.-sco OoO.
Center hall; rms: D.. ami; lar
lot: garage
n L. sANSRURY & CO. 1851 81. N. 80
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Lot 1ooIlS0: IL rms. b.. h.-wh.: els
double garage.
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CHENN CHASE, " =. HINTINGTl
ave.-S rms: hcdrms. and b. seed
f"nr: Sedrms. and h. third floor: lot snzs
Sls.750. THOS. J. FISHER a Co. IN
T3S 18th St NV Main $3.50
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18TH sT.-S1l.5oo.

2-fan. apt: ami; lower. 5 T. b.;
upper, 6r &h
\. L. sANsRURY & CO.. f41s st N. ssc4
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SsTH ST. s2l 500

Mckinley ST-SlS 600.
M Conn. ave: 9 rms.: b.; ami: EAzs
y. L. SALISBURY a co. l4ls st. n so
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LOCATED LESS TRAN BLOCH FRo1
Connecticut svenue-Nine rooms and =
baths: ami: hardwood hOors and trtu|
screened throughout: lot with ln0-foot FROM
arc BY 1s7 feet deso Price, $4,000. Ml
KEEvER & GOSs. l4o5 Eye st nv MGj
4T52 zes-2
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NEWTON NEAR 18TH sT.-s ROOMS a
hath: hardwood floors: cleo. lights: deep
lot: brick garage. A good buy. G. s. BEN
NETT. Cont. Trust Rlde. Main 6594.
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CHEVY CHASE-SEvEN ROOMS a BAT
porrhes: m g. $1,000. LOUIS p SHn
MAKER 1907 y Y ave NV. Main 1888
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CHEVY CIIASE-RJ NGALOw on IABC
lot: with garage. shade trees and tr-
suburban surroundings owner leaving TOW
Only s.. go c. 3 BENNETT. SOC Co
Trust RldE Main 6S9I
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-NEw AND vACAN
. rms.s h.; lot 6ONl25: lear gard
81 900. THoS. J. FISHER a CO., III
us 18th St NV Main ESQ.
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GA. AVE. NEAR MADISON sT.-8 RMS.
bath First commercial. Price, 81. 500
cAYwooD BROS. & GARRETT. INC. slS
N V
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DRY goods. hosisry and shoes: northwest
lo~ation: doing good business: price. includ
ing stock and fixtures s.. 600; stock alone is
worth more than r=irc
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Central Northwest.

Centrdl Northwest.
$500
Only 81 900 cash ard easy monthly pay
ments; modern brick residence of rooms
and bath all on floors: h.-w.h.; room for
garage; near New interior Department.
$500
and bath; brick: room for garage; servants
quarters; bay window.
$3.50
Two-famiIy fiat: near 18th and You sts;
and rooms and bath; separate cellars
and furnaces.
S10,500
Near Dupont CircIe-Attractive residence;
large rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; elect;
room for garage.
$1,000
Near Sheridan Circle - High-cIass small
hr1ck and stone residence: rooms and bath:
cleo: porches: screens and awnings
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG, .
HOS 18th st. NV. Phone EIchanE, Main s72
VI. Mr.. 4th ST. N.w.-ll rms b.; lat,
h.; brick garage for two cars: IS $50:
5000 cash. W1LDMAN & CO.. 9th & H.
Franklin 6406. 10
THIS ATTR SCTIvE RESIDENCE Is AT
present bringing in a monthly rental of
5000. A good buy either as a home or in
vestment; convenient to car line; fourteen
rooms and two baths; steam heat: electric
lights; Is semi-detached on large lot with
plenty Of room for garage. Price, $4,000
McKEEVER GoSS. 1908 Eye st. NV.
Main 4752 e3-3
$ ST. Mr.. 1sTH-12 RMS. 8 B. AMI.
500. 500. THOs. J. FISHER 4 CO., 73s
18th NV. Main $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD ROOMS; m
rooms. clec.; h.-W.h.. price Sl2. 500. THC1
]. FISHER a CO, INC, 53S 18th St nl
Msin GSSn
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ARGONNF' TERRACE-SlS.506
rms b.: ami; breakfast a sleeping
norches: EaraEe.
v. l. SANSRTRY & CO. 1915 7 st. NJ 5904
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CHEVY CHASE-wOoDBiNE ST.-TEAN
rms. bath, gas and cleo. hwh:
is 5ONl2S; IS. $50. THOMAS J. FISHER
co. INC. 73s 18th 81. NV. Main GSsl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NORTHEAST sECTIOS-GROCERIEs AND
meats; old established corner; living
rooms; prize. including stock and fixtures,
$3.50
Grocery and meat market; doing a good
business: six O'Clock store: no Sundays.
price. including stock and fixtures s., 900
Mount Pleasant Section-Grocery and meat
market: close O'Clock. no SUNDAYS; price.
Including stock and fixtures SO. 900
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CHEVY CHASE. Mr. COUNTRY ciI B,
10 r. 5 b., ami. "a. $4,000. THOS
FISHER q CO. T3s 18th NV. N ssh.
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BUNGALOW, CHEBC CHASE, MD. Ma
ave.-Frame. 6 rms. bath. ami: lot
6l1lSS; $4,000. THOMAS ], FISHER
CO, INC. 7sS 18th 1t. NV. Main ESQ
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RANDOLPH ST.-Sll. 500.
rms, b.; h.-w.h.; cleo: double rear
porches.
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BEAUTIFUL sTTCCo RESIDENCE q

EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO COMPLEI
baths: front and rear porches includii
sleeping porch; nicely decorated walls wi
electric fixtures Of choice design; hot-wst
heat: garsge. Price rrduced 10 SIl aON
eject early sale McKEEYER- A GOSS ~
Eve St NV. Main lTs9 sSn-2
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ARGONNE' TERRA

NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-s1..5Oo.
Corner. rms. h: INV h: cleo. garage.
" L. SANSRrRY & CO. 1tIs I ST NJ 500.
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NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTN-<l0. 80.
Reasonably priced colonial design resi-
deuce: attractive In appearance: just one
block OF 18th st. car: rooms: spacious front
and rear porches: inclosed sleeping porch;
h.-w.h.. cleo lights; hardwood floors: deep
lot e alley: ample garage space. House Is
vacant and immediate possession may be
obtained Easy terms wM. s. PHILLIPS.
l<0s N. Y ave. MaiB $500.
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Mr. BUYER - II VOC WANT A real.
live grocery. meat market. ncofectionery.
celicatessen store. rooming house. lunchroom.
cafeteria. or ary kind Of q busineSs. you
viii save zine and money By consulting
WILDAAN CO.. 9Th q II SITS. Phone
". 500. 1904
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PRACTICALLY NEW HOME: DETACHE1
frame; situated on lot TSHls5 feet.
one OF the most attractive sections Of Che-i
Chase there are 4 bedrcons living ro1f
with open fireplace. dining room and kitrhej
ho'-water heat: electricity and gas. fru3
and rear porches; hardwood floors and triul
This is most Inviting SPOT. surrounded 4
wen-develo9ed shade trees: immediate I'd
session and terms. N desired. Price SI2 sd
SHANNON & LCCHs. TIs l4th ST. ID
Main oslS.
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Spring Road bet 18th 4 14th st.-well.
Luilt 2-story brick dwelling: large rooms
& bath. Enclosed sleeping porch & break.
fast porch. Room for garage On terms.
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IENIFER sT.lsie.Ts

dENlfEh Situated
Practically new: S rms b.. a mi dor
rsrge
n l. sANSRUPY CO ISIs I ST NJ s,
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CHEVY CHASE-STCCCO home. cox
9letely detached on lAure lot: spsrfo,
side porch: has eight well ventilated rood
and bath; cellar; modern heating plSnl
hardwood floors and electricity; rsrAr,
"srlv possession Price. $4,000. McKEEvE|
4 GOSS. 1905 Eye 81. NV. Main z7sc
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WILLIAM K, HARTIJNG

ST. Mr.. 1sTH-12 RMS. 8 B., AMI:
s22.500. THOs. J. FISHER CO., 73s
18th NV. Main $3.50
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BEST OF NEIGHBoRHooDs. IDEAL NEW
home; eight rooms and two baths: built-in
garage: breakfast and sleeping porch; all
modern Attractions: must be to be ap-
nreCiatAd Price low. inspect OF phone Us
for particulars. McEEEvER 4 Goss. 1905
Eve 81. NV. Main 4752. 234-s
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MODERN HOME or ROOMS AM wv
baths; with garage; front rear snd SLED
Ing porches; vAPor heat: electricity: hsrl
wood floors and trim. screens and awninrl
reasonable terms will b made Price. sid
80. SHANNON & LCCHs, ia l4th =
rw Main 2s4s
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$3.50.
Mr.. 11th and E1ciid sts nw.-e-rm- eol.
brick; AMI; garage.
$4,000.
Beautiful cor. nr. 18th and Euclid sts-
5 rms; ami; room for garage.
$3.50.
NJ. soldiers Home Park-6 rooms; col
brick; ami
$3.50.
Mr.. 1lth and Monroes SITS. nw-s rooms
and baths: ami
HARRY 1. CHEW,
Main 1R4n 9ns Co. n ma
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750
II will he to your advantage to inspect
this handsome three-story home. which is
located on Mass. ave, within walking dis
lance Of the downtown business section: the
house contains three separate four-room and
bath apartments, each one rented the prop
erty Is In excellent condition: equipped with
cleo. lights and h.-w.h.; this is an unusual
offer Can be handled on easy terms.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS. 1909 n. Y. ave.
Main 1900.
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MOUNT PLEASANT-:la 600
In the heart % Mt. Pleasant near Rock
Greek Park: beautiful colonial brick home:
In Al condition: rooms: tile hath: INV h
electric lights resr porch: incloSed sleeDinr
porch; lot $50 feet deep 70 alley; double
brick garage: Investigate. WM s. PHIL
LIPS. 1909 y Y ave Main 1900.
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detail; attractively planned and in a sec.
tion most desirable. 18th St: rooms and
bath: concrete front porch: double rear por.
rhes: space for garage Price of 50. 500 IL
right; terms SHANNON & LUCHS. us
18th st NV Main 23f5
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18TH ST. y. W. NEAR YOU ST.
Lot 50I110: suitable for garage sTn0n
Thomas z. Petty 2013 18th St NV. n 4l5s
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14rH ST y. W.. ABOUT YOU ST.
Good Investment business; rents. 1852.
Price. 10000. THOMAS z. PETTY, 2o1s
14th St NV n Ass
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.. on JoCELYN ST.
west Of Conn. ave rms: bdrma
sleeping porch: lot % a. front; 17yo0c)
1Hos. J. FISHER a CO., INC, 7Ss I5tl
At. NV Main GsSO.
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II ST, Mr.. 5TH sw-Groc bus: 500
- per mo. rent; terms cash. wILDNAN
4 Co. 9th & n. Franklin 64nS %
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH; CELLAR: FRONT
rear and sleeping porches: maids rooms
IN basement; has hot-wHter heat: electric
lights; hardwood floors and trim: is screened
throughout; space for Earsge on wide alley
Priced low at Sli. 500. McKEEvER a Goss,
1908 Eye st. NV. Main 4752 2is-s
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2IST ST. NEAR MASS. AvE.-S STORIES:
brick: IL rms: 3 baths: toilets; tiled
kitchen: lot to an alley; $4,000. 1H0S. J.
FISHER & CO.. INC, 73s 18th st. NV
Main Rsan
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on KENYON sTREET-COSvENIEST TO
car line; charming home Of eight rooms
and two complete baths: plenty Of porch
space at front and rear; house has hardwood
hoors and trim; French doors. adding extra
attraction; real open fireplace: artistic cleo
tic fixtures garage on wide alley. Price,
tI3 5oo. McKEEyER GoSs. 1905 Eve St
NV. Main 4752 1903
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III 18th at. NV. Main $3.50
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sll 500.
1t will he to your advantage tn inspect thi.
practically new home in beautiful Columbia
Heights; about II square OF 18th ST.; Q
rooms and bath: h.-w.h.; electric lights:
hardwood floors; laundry facilities; glass in
closed sleeping porch: deep lot to alley:
ample garage space; beautiful shrubbery; IN
usual terms. wM. S. PHILLIPS. 14oa n.
Y ave Main f600.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
En- Ia Pizarra

Sc insiste en- que habra cambio de
fiscales-como adelantamos hace dfas
y que ell de Guayama quedara sus-
tituflg. Y sigue lG farsa de La ''nue-
va polfticap- -en que la primera causa
para destituir a I'M funcionario- asf
Sc ha infol1nado sh la prens& y Sc ha
dicho oficialmente-es Que liable NAL,
0 le atribuyan que habia NAL del Go
ibelmador. Los "eonsejeros del dido"
de les reyes frances de la primitiva
edsd que alguna vaz fueron ahorca-
dos, las fauces del Leon de San Mar
COS recibiendo Ian calladas denuncias
que movfan 1uegI los esbirros de un
IDux po+o escrul 1oso, el ''chisme' ri
dfcuio que elcufRe la insidia y la de-
nuncia sileneiosa y cobarde son signos
de gobiernO de esta epoca llamada de
.cultura, de democracia, de buena ad-
ministraci6n, c,iyo sinbolis1no serfa
profundamente ridfculo, 81 no fuera
intenssmeite siniestro. Queda, pues,
escrito en- los anales de Puerto Rico
en- Ell a1o de la libertad de 1922, que
la primera o principal condici6n pa
la tlestituir a Tin funf.ionario es atri-
bufrle, chismearle que de 6l Sc ha ha-
blado NAL. Y adelante.
,,s, oInerorloc 10 las, no rtce. o,,o
contienden por Ell dominic del munich
pio de San Juan, .hicieron aver. brillan-
ties discursos alrededcr de IL ofrccida
prueba del perito doctor Osborn, a La
que Sc oponcn los representatives. del
partitlo republicano A propuesta del
Lcdo Feliai, Sc. liicieron los discursos
en- ingles. Coma es natural, la gale
ria, q gran piblico interessdo en- el
aslnlto SC aued6 sin conocer los argu-
nicntos del pro X q contra para que
sea admitida HI prneba del Sexperto.
Los maliciosos eomentabali que el dis.
tihguitlo abogadd lie intercsa mas ha-
blnr en- el idiona del dolninador que
en- el del 4tloinillatlp
La acci6n del calamGr ensombre-
ciendo el aqua en- que Sc debate, pu-
ldiera ser i'm sfmil applicable, pero no
hay que olyilar que los jefes de de-
partamento y Gbogados, en- La "nueva
paifticas, han de seguirIa al pie De Ia
Ietra.
EL Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
La ACADEMIA cAroMdA
(EI amigo dc t0dios. J

tEt' uWtYO 0C tOGOS.J
Et Padre AntOnio del Castillo, muy
conocido en- sam Juan Y en- la isla, por
ell exito asombroso en- la direction de
Ia Academia Cat6lica, plantel hoy de
les mas acreditados, v con hermoso
cdificio Ell San Juan. ha sido encar-
Sado por lulestro seiior 0bispo de la
direction del Celegio San Agustin, de
Rio Piedias, filndado per el inolrida-
BILE Obispo Monseilor Jones.
Va pueden les ps.tlres catolicos en-
war slls hijos a dicho Coiegio, Ell Ia
seguridad de que han de ser bien aten-
ditlos u diligisaos.
LIamamcs de ,medo. especial la aten-
cion de nuestros feligrcses cat6lieos
parS que .cnvien sin demora5 10 antes
possible 'sllss hiios : plies, en- los pocos
dIas que esta al frente de dicho PLAN
teI ell 'ilustnado Padre CaStilro son
inichas las solicitudes cnvtadas Ges-
de yarios ptteblos dc Ia islg, Y serfs
tarde,. 81 ayisaran con dolnoril
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
PREPARANDoSE PARA
NAvI6ADEs.

Los policfas Bernard Y Sedeflo. arres
taron aver juetes, las once de la ma
fiana, Felipe Rodriguez, en- los pre-
cisos momentos que trasportaba siete
botellas de brandy apricot, las que lie
fueron ocupadas, siendo la vez de-
nunciado ante la Corte Municipal, Sec
ci0n Primera, quien 10 sentenci6 a pa
gar veinticinco dollars de multa por
violaci6n la ley yolstead.
POGO tempo mas tardes fG6 hecho
un registro, con una orden de allana-
miento, en- la residencia de Eustacia
Irizarry, en- el ,callej0n del Mercado,
No. /, sitio de donde habfa salido Ell
brandy ocupado Felipe Rodriguez,
encontrando allf la policfa cincuenta y
siete botellas de yarias marcas de Ii
cores finos, siendo decomisadas Y lie
vatlas al cuartel de la policfa. La Iri-
garry fue denunciada la misma Cor
te Municipal que Felipe, por Ell mis-
mo delito, consistente. en- haber viola
do la ley Volstead. La Corte lie impu-
so $500 de multa, Y la bebida no lie
fue devuelta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
La corienfe eontinua de contribuciones
para el fondo de socorro de Ia Policia,
aumenta. >>Parrafos de algunas cartas

~ ccroncl Bennett. de Ia Poliria
lnsnlar. kiso csta mAhana nnesas ma
nifeztaciones a los represcntantos Dc
Ia prensa.
~lo quisiera que Uds. supieran que
placer y cue algeria eansa el trabajar
para el cortes. gcneroso y amable pne-
bio de Puerto Rico. Ia primera per-
soma que vino a verne aver es el sos
ten de una familia. muy numerOsa
pOr cierso-su esposa y dcce nihos-,
cuyas entradas son extremadamente
mcdestas. 'Corcner, dijome, 'le he
traido cinco dolares para su fondo de
sOcorro.s Lamento mucho que no sea
muchas veces mayor la cantidad que
le, ofrezco, pero I'd. conoce algunas
de mis- obligaciones'. 'Si', lie respon-
di, dcvolviendole cuatro dolares, una
quinta parte de esa contribution es
bastante suficiente para usted. No,
diio el, mi esposa Y yo hemos
convenido que la cantidad que he trail
do es 10 que queremos dar v I'd. tie
ne que aceptarla'. Les digo este por-
que cl elocuente acto de este ciudada-
no es un gran ejemplo del espiritu de
genercsidad hosp lealidad de nuestro
pueblo en- general.
4 "Yo desearia que Uds. tuvieran su-
ficiente espacio para tranccribir inte-
gramente las muchas esplendidas car
tas que nos llegan con gran frccuen-
cia. Voy darles algunos parrafos
de unas pocas:
Gel Obispo Caruana: 'El proposito
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Ell. DIR. ROSES ARTAU TRAE MAS
RADIUM

Nuestro distinguido amigo cl doc
tor Roses Artau, que me.ora cada ye2
mas Su brillailte clfilies, de Santurce
dcseando ampliar III intensid;ira d. -st
trabajo Y ef;cisenciag sin rel.;erisf gas
tos. lia crdcnatfo 0trss placa dc radittni
W aguias. con las que podra rrcstaI
mayor atcnaion su niinfrosa ellen
tela. "A
TambiGn LA dado una orden para
una maquina de l;'s mas moderno,s dc
Raycs \, destinada In terapeutica
prOfunda del cdncer. FL aparat0 que
espera recibir el ilustrado galcno es
La Ultima expression en- cstos modeymos
tratamientos y ccnbinatlo cen 81 Ra-
diilm ofrecc nucvos horizontes de gr;l-
tas esperanzas, para1 combatir los efec-
tos dc tan cruel dolcncia.
A mcjor eqnipo cicRtifico, cilando
come en- este case q t6snico cs bri-
lIante, mas gar;mtfa &c 6xito en- fa-
yor de los dolieiitcs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22

de ~ llamamicntO e. iasso > me eau
~ Eran placer responder. incluye
81 check personal por diez d6laros.
~El Rev. Manuel Andujar dice: lie
incluyo cinco d6lares. No simpatiEO
con el bale. pcro 81 con el prop6sitO
que se persigue.'
"El Sr. David Berman dice: lie in
cluyo diez d6lares para Ia justa eau
sa. Es POGO. perO cOnfiO en- que sera
de alguna, ayuda.'
"Mr. z. S. Steele remite cincuenta
d6lares y desea al CuerpO unas fell
ces pascuas."
"El Juez J. w. Bonner rcmite su
contribution acompaiiada de una bien
pensada y mejor escrita carta, uno
de cuycs parrafos lee como sigue: 'Su
llamamiento no es por amor la dulce
caridad, sino sencillamente para ha-
GER justicia los hombres que mere
cen el bien de nuestro pueblo, y con-
- y espero que la cantidad que Sc
recolecte para el fondo de socorro So
brepasara con exceso de la cantidad
que I'd. solicita.'
'sYo desearfa poderles proporcionar
parrafos de todas las cartas que he
recibido, pero, desde luego, este es
impossible. Mafana les pedire me CO.
pien dntegramente una carta de nues-
tro honorable Juez Presidente del Tri-
bunal Supreme v algunas manifesto
clones que tengo que hacer en- rela-
cion con la misma"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
Ell LICENCIADo RODRIGUEZ

Para gestionar asuntos de su bu-
fete ante la Qofta Suprcma, ha venido
San Juan y ha permanecido aqui
varios dias el preStigioso abogadQ. de
Lares; Licenciado Don Jose d. Rodri-.
guez, que es muy estimado en- aquella.
localdad y tiene en- San Juan muchos
amigos.
Terminates sus gestiones en- San
Juan, el Licenciado' Rodriguez, con Gu
va anlistad nos honramos, regresa
Lares nasat junto a sp familia los
alegres dias que Sc acercan.
Nuestre, afeetuoso salpdo, ss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-22
"TODA UNA MUJER"
LA COMPANIA ADAMS NIENA REA-
PARECE MANANA EN- Ell AMERICA

Con Ia interesantfsima comedia Ell
tres actos de J. Prada. titulada T0du
@nd mujer, reaparece maffana en- .el
Teat,o America, la eXcelente compa-
INA dramatica que dirije el brillante
actor don. Gerardo de Nieva y en- In
que figura Il Igentil actriz Evahgeina
Adams. ---
La compaiifa ha actllado ahora du-
rante tres fneses en- Santp Domingo y
durante ese timpo Sc ha llecho de un
nuevo repertoire que .ha Ae dhmos 4
conocer en- San Juan.
Los aficionados al arte drdmatico
tienen va d6nde pasa;ra Ia a.velada, CO.
nociendo los tiltimos estrenos.5 aa