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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
RAID TWO PLACES
Tire Repair Shop On Eleventh Street and
Modern Cafe Visited.

Federal prohibition agents, ]. Walter
Bee. Fred ~ Wilkinson. Aonzo Prince
and George Hetde conducted two sue
cessful liquor raids last night The first
place visited was the Wheeling Tire
Works, 65-G7 Eleventh street where
the Officers succeeded IN confiscating 10
quarts Of bonded liquor. Charles II.
Geiger. president and manager Of tie
works and his son, Charles G.. &c! r
were in the shop At the time. 1t is =
ported that the proprietor Of the tire
shop claims that the liquor was rece.V-
ed on rade for tires.
The officers proceeded south and at
the Modern Cafe. 1902 Market street,
succeeded In obtaining samples Of al
legged beer, which was being sold. 7.
J. Costello, proprietor of the Modern
and William Schafer, bartender. were
placed under arrest and lodged in jail
pending hearings. When tho ocicers
entered the place, the proprietor Is said
70 have dumped q quantity OF moon
shine liquor in bucket OF water sue
cessfuuy destroying the evidence Both
men will be given hearings before Com
missioner Cotton within, the next few
days. The names Of all OF those pres
ent at the time OF the raid were taken
and will be used as witnesses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
SMALL CHANGES IN EVERY coUN-
TY IN the OlSTRICT-KENNY
GAINS so IN TAYLOR
COUNTY.
Final Vote Stands $3.50 to 3,5o5 =
Missing Precinct in Brooke Gave
Ramsay q Votes.

Reports Of the official canvass from
all counties in the First congressional
district last night gave the Demo
cratic nomination TO Raymond Kenny
Of Grafton by a plurality OF 25 votes
over Attorney r. l.. Ramsay OF Fol-
Iansbee.
In Brooke county Ramsay gained p
and Kenny gained one. In Hancock
Ramsay gained two and Kenny ave.
In Marion Ramsay gained one and
Kenny i've In Marshall Ramsay
gained six and Kenny five. In Ohio
county Ramsay lost eight and Kenny
gained one. In Taylor Ramsay gained
% and Kenny gained so. In Wetzel
Ramsay'S vote was unchanged and
Kenny gained one.
The final Ctsurck stand as follows:
Epr,Scy's vctc-Brooke county, $50;
Ynncock. lNo: Marion. SOS: Marshall
B3s: Ohio. H64: Taylor IS: Wetzel. TAI
Total. 3.+S0.
Kenny vote-Brooke "A: Hancock,
-. Marion. l.l&I: Marshall 504: Ohio,
7,o: Tavlor. 6l7: wetzel ass. Total
S5cS.
Marion and Taylor.
Fairmonr. W. "a. Aug. An otti-
,irl canvass Of Marion county votes to-
DIV showed that Kenny gained five votes
and Ramsey one, making their OFFICIAL
..tals 1851 and sos respectively.
4 canvass OF Taylor county shows tho
following official vote for Democrats.
-onsress First district: Conway, 80. 4
gain % three: Kenny. 6lT. gain OF 81:
Yarnscv. IS. a gain OF %. and Fouik. -.
= cain OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
SECRET SERVICE CHIEF
IS HELD FOR FRAUD

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4-Ten men were
held In Sc, 600 bail each In Federal court
today IN the case OF the alleged liquor
scandal In which a group Of men afe
charged with having bribed and defraud
ed to swindle the government OF $6,o0g.-
900. Among those held is Matthew II.
Griffin, former chief Of the United
States secret service here.
Extra fine thin parchments are made
from the skins OF stillborn calves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
VOTE CANVASS
IS COMP ETED
rpzoH IN PRECINCT TWO OF
UNION DISTRICT 1s
FOUND
Rreach Between A. A. MarscnnT anu
Milton McColloch Widened
One vote

The board OF county com mlssione7s
Of Ohio county last night completed the
official canvass Of votes cast al the
primary election held last Iuesoay'
But few changes were made In tho vote
totals already announced.
The most important change was IN
Precinct No of Union district where
an error in addition IN the certihcate
gave Ramsay eight more votes than
were cast for him and in another COL
umn In the Same precinct Kenney re-
ce!ved one more vote than was counted
for him.
This adds interest to the hot contest
between Ramsey and kcnney as the
contest in the First Confessional dis
trict between these two Democratic can
didates for congress Is very close.
Marscfner Leads BY Five
Another change in the official canvass
Yesterday was that in Precinct No. Il
Of Triadelphia district, a. f. Marschner'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
LACK or CARS HOLDS
LOGAN FIELD BACK
S,nety-otght to 400 Cars Furnished
Daily to Field Which Coula
FIJI 1900

Charleston. W. Va, Aug. 4.-The rail-
situation Is all that Is holding aaeE
the Logan coal field from making recoru
production. according TO j. W. toLIeN,
assistant secretary OF the Logan Coal
Operators association.
I'VE arc not receiving one-tenth or
the car supply that our !oadings de-
rnend" said Mr.. Cooley. Tuesday we
received eS cars. when during July our
field averaged 1900 cars day. Wednes-
day we got better than 400 cars, and so
Il goes.
we have the mines. the men and the
market TO make record production. our
nar wore never better satisfied and
there isn't the slightest tnEe of/laoor
trouble. The buying public realizes the
oraltv Of the Logan product and we
would be sure Of a market. Our mines
have never reached their capacity
Thus It IS easily seen that opportunity
Is right ~ the door. but the rail sitna-
ton IS holding US back.
with President Hardlng's priority
rulings We expect 80 cct more cars, and
then Logan Is sure to surpass all pre-
v!ous records. The various fields are
reporting better car conditions and
Logan VIII undoubtedly share In that
Our trouble has not been local as the
railroad officials In the immediate dis
trlct have been very prompt In their
, placements OF cars, but the trouble was
with the western connections and empty
cars simply couldn't be sent through
Rest assured that Logan will soon be
doing It's utmost TO put West Virginia
far out in the front as the greatest
h'tuminous producing state in America"
Governor Burkley Of Virginia once
thanked God there were no pri2lers
in Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
Hon, ], J, Lentz Speaks
ToSt, CIairsViHe Crowd

Hon John J Lentz. Democratic can
csdate tor Congress In the state or Ohi"
delivered an address last evening on the
lawn before the Court House at 81.
Clairsville 10 4 large crowd.
Mr.. Lentz took as his subject Moose
heart The Model School" In the course
or his talk ne related his old acqus'nt-
nnces In Belmont county and related
many OF his friends whom he knew IN
former days and who have risen high IN
The walks OF life.
re told ot~Mooseheart being a model
schor and that ne was one OF those In
te-.sted IN organizing and naming tho
same. He showed that the system in
use at the school was 10 give every child
a regulation high school education and
ar me same time teach them trade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
BAILEY IS winner
FOR STATE SENATE

Clarksburg. w. Va. Aug. by the
narrow margin Of twenty-five votes
Cleveland NJ Bailey of this city. re-
ceived the nomination to the state SEN
ate in the Twelfth district on the
Democratic ticket over his opponent, J.
G. Jackson. IT., OF Lost Creek, accord
ing to com plete returns received here.
The returns in Doddridge showed
Jackson carried the county by sixty
seven votes. but Bailey got the district.
which includes Harrison. Lewis and
Doddr!ige counties by 2J. The com
plete figures for the district are as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

This afternoon. from his home on
the South Side. funeral services viii oe
held for the late Mike Petrak!s. prom
inent South Side merchant and one OF
tho most prominent Greeks in the city.
The services at home will be followed
by services az the Greek Orthodox
church at Twenty-Third and Market
streets after which interment Will be
made IN Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. Petrakis came 10 America from
his native land in 1897. and has for
many years been a nacuralszed citizen.
He was thirty-three years of age and
had conducted grocery store on the
South Side for many years. His lost
place of business was at 302G Market
street
He died Thursday evening at the
North Wheeling hospital. following an
operation He had been III but three
days before undergoing the operation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
MISS IDA M. KRAFT.

Funeral services for the late Miss Ida
NJ KRAFT. prominent resident OF this
citv who died Thursday evening at 6:SN
o'clock. viii be held at the late home, b
Walnut avenue. tomorrow evening a.
7.3o O'Clock Interment Will be made
IN Mount Zion cemetery.
The deceased was life long resideh
or This city ami was educated IN the
south side schools Her death came
THURSDAY evening after an illness OF INC
n,et Four weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
MAYOR. BLAKE AT DELHI.

Delhi. India. Aug. 4.-Mator W. 7.
lake has complete another lap or his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
Mrs ER IA HARTzE1.I-

Mrs Frank ffartzell, aged 81 years
~ Woodruff ". Va. died at the ON"
Valley General hospital last nlsht a.
$50 O'Clock. following an Illness ot wv
past few days of pneumonia me va"
a',,,dad ~ Dr. = r. Best. while con.
T,rod to the hospital The body Will
10 sbinrcc TO woodruff, where inter
reut Will he made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
coyrwuB TRIAL SELECTION.

Los Angeles. Aug. Tho selection Of
a date FOR the third trial of Mrs.
Madalynne Obenchain. charged with tho
murder OF J. Bolton Kennedy. was con-
kniued today until August Is. Tomor-
row will be the first anniversary OF the
slaying OF Kennedy. Two turtes have
disagreed in the Obsnchain trials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

Republican candidate for house OF dele-
yates, lost one vote. making his vote IN
the county 2.517. while Milton McCo{-
loch lost two votes In the sans prech9
making his total 2,5l2, or a majority ~
FIVE for Marschner over McColloch.
It was stated that McCoLloch would
ask for recount, but the commission
ers say they have not been advised OF
any such action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
Rail LABOR CHIEFS
ATTACK POMERENE

Columbus. o. Aug. 4.-(By Tho AS
socIated PressO-DeClar!ng him TO be
foe 10 organized labor. national chiefs
Of the five big railroad brotherhoods at
Cleveland today broadcasted form
letter urging that Senator Alice Pom
creme be defeated for denomination and
that his only opponent former Congress-
man John C. Leutz, 81 Columbus. 100
per cent labor union man." be nominat-
ed.
The latter OF the brotherhood chiefs
also urged the defeat Of Congressman
Simeon y. Fess. can didate for the Re-
publican senatorial nomination. was
termed "a foe Of organized labor.
The sartOrius is the longest muscle
in the body. .Ls,a3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05

Governor Burkley Of Virginia once
thanked God there were no priHrers
in Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-05
80 NO. SHrszs,s ~oe =
OBITUARY
rRs>tpasvSnAsS4e~sn@sN
TIPS. HAZEL M. cox,

This afternoon at o'clock at the late
residence, No 40 Eighteenth street VII.
hc held the funeral services for the laiE
Mrs. Hazel Mildred Turner Con. VINO
died a. the North Wheeling hospital on
"Wednesday evening The body will be
i,terr,d in Greenwood cemetery.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
BoLETIN OFFICIAL
DEL DEPARTAMENTO MUNICIPAL
EBE INSTRUCTION, DE SAN JUAN

Deade el mes de noyiembre del ailo
anterior Sc publica en- esta ciudad este
BoIcfin, dirigido por el Comisionado
de instruction don Jose Gonzalez Gil
norio y por 81 Inspector de Escuelas
Idc San Juan, Mr.. J. U Nc Guile.
.Su etlici6n csta cargo lie la secci0n
tipografica de lii Escuela Roman Bal
dorioty de Castro, que de 81 ferma
pfinlitiYa de Escuela GramatieaI, Sc
slla lido enriqueciendo u transfprmando
en- una yerdadera escuela tecliiea in
s5tistriaI. En- esa secci0n tiposrllica
Sc imprime IN semanario escolRf 81
fuIad0 V0ceS JHrcAfIos, easi todQs
Ios trallajos inipsesok del citada De-
partamento Municipal dc IistrlIfel0n.
0tro dfa con mayor cspaclo 7trdt.lfd
mos acerca dc esa Escuela u sle sis
progresos que vaie Ia pena de que
sean conociids estihad6s POP ei pd-
EbIico, i especialmehfe Bcr los paiges
de familia
III Bolefht Official q 1re nos refeEi-
mos publica trabajos muy interesan-
tes sobre enselahza eseolar estS
inspreso con admirable limpieza y co.
rfceeion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
LA CALLE DE PEDRO NOLAsco.
RUBIO
UNA CARTA
Pta. de TERRA, abril Z, 1872

Pta. de TERRA, abril Z, 1922.
ST.. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. r.,
Muy seilor nuestro:
Tenemos especial gusto en- dirigirle
las presentes lfneas, rogandole Ia
vez, Sc sirva darle publicidad en- su
ilustrado peri6dico Ell IMPARGIAI4.
A iniciativas de varios elementos re-
sidentes en- Puerta dc TERRA, hemos
acordado celebrar ell dfa de mayo
de 1922. una fiesta en- conmemoraci0n
al cambio de nombre de la calle Pc
layo, ahora Pedro Nolasco Rubio Sc
gun petici0n hecha la Hon. ASamblea
Municipal de San Juan. por los Traba-
iadores de los Muelles simpatizado-
res v que esta tuvo bien aprobar una
nimemente ell dfa 20 de mario de 1922.
Nosotros nos dirigimos al presiden-
|, te de la Union de Marines $40, con ell
objeto de que nos cediera el salon de
sesiones, con ell prop0sito de celebrar
reuniones con ese fin Y este asf 10 hi
20, habiendo eelebrado nuestra primer
reunion.
La Comisi6n esta integrada por los
seiiores siguientes:
| Julian Caballero, Presidente; Santos
Converter, Vicepresidente Pedro Ra-
mfrez, Secretario Jose A. Ramirez,
Subsecretario; Juan Colon, Tesorero
Juan Fernandez, Ricardo Catala, Emf
lio Maldonado, Aniceto Miranda, Leo
nardo Cepeda, Luis Fernandez, Regino
Santana, Juan Betancourt, Francisco
Els cuanto por los momentos, hemos
de expresarle, mientras Sc repiten
atentamente,
Julidn CdbatIero, Pie.
Pedro Rdmircs, Sec
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
Los ExAMENEs DE REyALIDA

La Comision de Medicos examina-
dores ha terminado los examenes de
revalida de doctores en- medicina y ci-
rugfa y contindan con los de nurses.
Despues que Sc haga Ia Classification
de los trabajos Sc conocera el result
tado de los expresados examenes y
constituyen Ia comision los doctores
g. Carreras, Garcia Cabrera, Toro
Cuevas, Quevedo Baez y Matanzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
CAMBIO EN- LA TARIFA DE
FLETE

San Juan, p. R., April s, 1922.
ST.. Administrators de Ell IMRAR-
lClAL, Ss.ba
San Juan, P. R.
Muy seiicr nuestro y amigo:-
Il Para ts1ier efectosel u del eorrien-
lte los siguientes tipos de fete desNew
iYerk Puerto Rico han sido reduci-
dos: bill b
1 I MADEIRA; no excediendo de 8" * 81
sin considerar el largo $12,eO por
1000 pies B. NJ.
4 Exsediendo de SIX 8" sin coDside-
rar el largo $1,000.
Traviesas y Crucetas, $1,000 por
II 1000 pies B. M.
Pilotes Y postes de TELEGRAPH, 5000
por pie lineal; 81 son creosotados, el
4 mismo tipo mas ell Is por ciento.
H Alnlid6n en- sacos barriles, $3.50
Illas 100 libras. Empacado de cual-
ouier otra manera 90 centavos por
pie c1bieo Sc centavos las 100 IL
bras.
Gallatas pilot, en- barriles Q cajas,
/ sO.12 pie cdbido. f M
Maletas de libra, $O.23 pie cdbico Q
4 $0.56ilas 100 liDras. 2N
| Maletas de piel, sO.2S pie cdbico 9
5000 las 100 libras. la ~
Todos estos tipos estan sujetos. un
I1O por ciento de descuento, con excep-
|ci6n de la MADEIRA. ii igq a,s
Atentamente, aa9 t..l'
Bull Ilnssullar rs Line Ine., -.
e'D. Marin,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
REsIpENcIA PROVISIONAL

En- tanto Sc cGnstruya la nueya re-
sidencia del sefior Giorgetti, en- Ia pa
rada 20, ocupara este Y su distinguida
familia. la gran casa de MADEIRA 81.
tuada en- la esQuina de la calle Canals
a la carretera, frente la expresada
residencia de la familia Giorgetti Bal
seiro. Las obras de la nueva y ele.
gante residential Sc comenzaran ell
seguida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
sYO ACUSO"

La exhibition privada de la pelicu-
La YO ACUSO, que Sc efectuo en- el
|sfOlimpo" en- dias pasados, es Ell triun-
|foqmas grande de la empresa "Ya-
glez'.
No hay "film" presentada hasta Ia
Ifecha que pueda igualar esta colo
/ sal pelicula, tanto en- luz, arte cos
lorido, pues dicha production ha lie.
gado ala meta de 10 infinite.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
GAMBIA VS.. sTUBBE

En- el easo de Pedro Gambia C0rdo
Va vs.. j. y. stubbe y otro, sobre di.
soluci6n de scciedad, Sc llamo este ca,
50 a la vista dc Ia argumentaci6r
sobre el memorandum de costas y com
parecieron las parties por sus letra-
dos, reservandose la corte su resola-
ci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
INsIsrE EN- su RENuNCIA

En- los cfrculos ofciosos Sc comenta-
ba aver que el seilor Carlos Toro La
.barthe. Comisionado de Agricultural
de cuya renuncia inform6 oportuna-
mente Ell IMPARCIAL. insistfa ell
ella, a pesar de que ell Gobernador ha-
va manifestado tiltimamente que no
l.abfa aceptado adn aqu6lla.
Sc considera 10 mas probable que to-
10 ell personal colocado por ell jefe di-
n isionario deje sus cargos al salir ell
se1or Too.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
$4,000 DE PRIMA

Una familia .tiene que mudarse para
rcalizar obras en- una propiedad. Fren-
tie a csta vive una familia modesto
que dispone de una c6moda viyienda
cuyo precio de alquiler es de 200 do
lares al mes. Pues la primera lie to-
ma la segunda su casa por seis me-
ses, lie paga el arrendamiento como
prima lie hace una boniicaci6n de 1900
d0lares. Un buen negocio para todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
EsPECTACULOS

/ + .1.
~ Cine Tres Banderas. El"S Solamente
una Mujer debea Amarse", en- 6 actos
Yuma scomedia en- Q actos eel Mono Dc
IA Universal aisal haf
IaliTeatro Rialto. El drama en- ac-
tos LA Sombra del Cadalso'' y Revis-
ia Paramount" No. IS y 94.
Cine Luna.-El drama La Prima
Campesina', y el episodio s de la LA
Flecha Vengadora".
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Una comedia Universal en- 2 actos y
los episodios 8 y de "Las Aventuras
de Tarzan''.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce) See
gunda jornada de la importante Gin
ia "Trabajon v como -extraordinariC
exhibimos la "Vida, Passion y Muerte
sse Nuestro SenOrE Jegus4sto'', en- z
parties ven colores, sera exhibida en-
la primera tanda solamente.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catanol Es-
treno de los episodios y I de'la gran
serie: "El Sendero del Terror y una
comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
COMENZARAN LAS OBRAS

Las obras de reconstruction del eGi-
ficio propiefad de los senores Con-
zalez Padfn que toma los tres fren-
tes las GALES de Fortaleza Cruz
Y a la Plaza Baldorioty han comen-
zado bajo il direction del ingeniero
que las remato, sefior Carbia. Parece
que antes de TN alo han de quedar
terminadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
Ell "SAN LORENZO. LEGO AVER
A NEW YORK 3

El vapor .san Lorenzo, de Ia New
York & Porto Rico, que sali6 el iueyes
de este puerto. las doce del dfa, He
go a New York aver a las seis de la
manana. seg1n cable recibido en- las.
oficinas de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11

Eli 81 pr0ximo vaper ellbarea para
los Estaaos tniads, pel IA ebfta tenn
poralla, el eenoeidp ipxeu Reilor Jinle-
nez cla, esnpleadu ie III Scfetafia de
ii camarn de Represntantk one sAaae
uso de Iieencia.
* dpseamos q mejor yfie y exito
en- sus seslienes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
coSFERENcIAs DE NEGocIos

Los sehoras Manuel Gonzalez, de
Salinas y Rafael Fabian j ]. WhlkyAs,
de San Juan. celebraroil aver una klr-
"a conferencia Ell q Banco Territorial
tratando DE cuestiones tinancieras El
senior Gonzalez regresa hoy q sn rest
dencia de Salinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
.ST MICHEL, HA sIDO
CANCELADO

En- el peri0dico Army Navy he
mos lefdo que eI yiaje anunciado del
trasporte sst. Michel, ha sido can
celado, Y prcbablemente vendra en- su
lugar el .Sonne.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
MoVIMIENTo MARITIME

Los vapores .'sagua", ''Tanamo,' y
.'Gananova" de la Atlantic Fruit Co.,
tienen senaladas su salidas para los
dfas Is y % del corriente y 2 de
mayo pr0ximo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
Ell AUTOMOVIL QUE MEJOR Sc
Is VENDE DESPUES DE USADO
ES Ell DODGE

y Esto indica que la inversion que
usted hace en- un CAIRO nuevo esta
Ineior8 8garantizada en- un CAIRO Dodge
Brothers que en- cualquier otro auto
m6vil.
Il. Andreu, Aguilar y CO.,
ua af5 San Juan, p. R. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
4 olsRA EscoLAR EN LB.AlAMo

H. = 4
B ia RegistG Escoldr de esta ciudad
dclica su tiltimo ndmero q Bayam6n,
para demosfrar la comphcencia con
one sella eI I,epartainentoEd de Instruc-
ci6m 81 ven los progresses que esa po-
blac0n u su distrito realzan en- sus
escuelas. Sc han aumel4ado allf Fl
nlimero de 6stas. y rellizan todas
elias una labor seiiciente.
La EseueIa Superior allf tiene
q nombre del doctor Shal otras
mueIlas sstentan q dc pftorriqueiios
4 observation-disclosures flustreE indistinta-
isslya amor es, propOltionalmente,
uiioad ade los aisftites escolahs mas pro-
eFcsfTGs del pafss ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
MERCADO DE AzUCAR
Gable recibido hoy por Lamborn &
Co., San Juan, de su oficina de
New York;

New York:
Lunes, abril 10. -Mercado mas flo
10. Ventas de Cuba 10000 sacos en-
puerto especuladores 2A. Otras
ventas de Cuba a refinadores de otros
puertos 2ss para embarque en- ma
yo. Sc rumoran ventas para embar-
que en- mayo, 2716 y para la Sc
gunda quincena de abril rs. Los
refinadores interesan para embarque
en- la primera quincena de mayo a
2ss.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11
DE MAYAGt}EZ

Estdn en- San Juan los elores Gui-
llermo Cabrera Francisco Bianchi,
de Mayagtiez. s. Bienvenidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-11

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