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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01
Deaths
L LItTCII

Eight year old varna r-lrich die5
YESTERDAY at the home OF her parents
after five weeks illness.
She was pupil Of St. Johns Evan
gelical Lutheran school.
The child is survived by her par
ents. one brother. two sisters. ana a
host OF friends and relatives
The funeral viii be- held Friday at
lSo =. m, from the late residence.
AZ Gordon street and At goo D. m
from the Lutheran church. Burial at
concordla cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01
THE FACE IN
THE MIRROR

Your face hoes & wear the cootented
expression OF good health. or are the
features drawn and pa!Iid? In the
latter case. your story IS read By all
who see yo1. and what woman Of
spirit wants to be pitied for her physs
cal condition? There ls way to get
the nervous, tired lines out OF your
face and the slump out OF your body.
The use OF that standard remedy.
Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound, viii strengthen the nerves and
tone up the system TO resist that ex-
~ess'--e f7tigue .-Adv
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PUGH-BARroN WEDDING.

= pretty wedding was quietly soIem :
aized this morning at ten o'clock in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs E. n BunneIl
IT Highland street, when Miss Roberta
lugh. daughter OF Mrs D. \. Pugh be
came the bride Of Louis B. Barton, son
OF Mr. Byron Barton OF Mayville. y
T. The rooms were daintily suggestive
or spring. and the ceremony was per
formed ~ the Rev Peter Langendorff
The bride looked charming q gown
Of midnight blue crepe romano, ricJ Y
embroidered with cut steel, and she
wore an exquisite corsage OF fame
colored sweet peas, freesias and valley
lilies. There we're no attendants. In
mediately after the services an efab-
crate nuptial breakfast was served In
the table was beautiful with primrose
pants ana e2acelabra with burning
i'peFs-
The youzg couple left for al extend
81 honeymoon through the east and
VIII return to make their home IN
aad delightful member OF the yourg
social set. and was graduated from the
hammond high school in 1917. she Is
n accomplished artist and studied in
fhe Chicago Academy OF Fine Arts. The
-sroom. who is nephew of Mr.. Bunuel
IS an estimable young man. ana viii be
made manager OF one or Nj. Bunnerr-
Ford agencies.
* great many friends extend 70 +be
atoms and hest wishes Tor a ham.
AID prosperous future.
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story tells US that the first ruler of the
meas WAS child of the sun who came
10 teach civilization to these people
who lived like animals The natives in
turn became sun worshipers, this
dynasty lasting about ak hundred
years
In 1871 when tho end OF the inca
Empire was drawing near. the conquer
ing Spaniards found gold everywhere.
! There were beautiful gardens in every
available space. showing great knowl-
edge OF irrigation. Their lasting fame
: was established in the structure Of
famous highways and admirable build
Ing. Tho religion OF these people was
in the keeping of laws and custom. At
the time of the Spanish conquest the
Incas wero almost annihiIated and
F, their gold wrested from them, despite
awful resistance.
Following the study the committee
was delighted with 8 chiIdren's pro
gram There was q charming little
dance by Miss Lytta Jane Mettler.
songs by Marjorie Ruth Charller, ac-
companied by her mother. and three
amusing readings by Mary Josephine
Kidney. Jonah and the Whale 'Iuai-
ana and The stolen Custard" Two
beautiful plano solos were given by
Master willard Gerber.
curing the social hour. the hostess,
ASSISTED by Mrs o'callahan, Mrs Derm-
"@E ana MIS- Alett4er, served delicious
Mrs l. PAUL FELTzEl., Secy.
Mrs. Agnes TulIv Of carra1 ...oo4
who has been dangerously i'll with the
influenza. is pronounced some better to-
glad to learn Of her Improvement.
Miss Caroline Baxter was the week.
end guest OF MISS Mary Walter and
Miss Lucia II. Luscber ard PaIob r
Rhodes have been licensed u MAJ, i
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs John Huck or Hanover
street Announce 49, n,arr{aeA 80 .h.,-
daughter Emma !, UriI1t.u NJ
Samara ~ rr,,es5a,, o,.a,.-e- -
arv the twentv-eishtb
The Ladies Aid Society or ST PauI,s
Jay afternoon al nall past two o'clock
in the parish bonse FOR rha,r regular
business r,ea+i1q sf,e- unicr rao,s,
bonr yin ~ snf@,ed 80 a.to-4-
arcs u dasirad
~ ga ar r--ae,1sfs +.--,
srl,, ~ sun pa, s,,a,,a Cbfcss,r
hs,e coroe - r5ar,rnc,d ~ ,,.l.e ,l,@tr
bcr,,a a~d x,il1 ed j. mi rvs,or,
piace
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01
MORAN

Thomas Moran. father OF Miss Mary
Moran. and former Chicago detective.
who died Monday night at his home IN
Hegewisch. was buried this morning
from St. Colomba's church. Inter-
rnent vas made at NJ Oiivet ceme-
tery. 4 large number OF Miss Mo-
rams friends attended the funeral
from Hammond. She IS city nurse
and welfare WORKER ot the city os
Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01

South Bend. was observed at st. Cast
mer's church when the Rev. ThebaId Of
Omaha, Neb, gave blessing to the
elderly man OF his six chill iren only
one daughter IS living. He has, how
ever. forty-five grandchildren, 12S
grcat-grandchildren and twentyeight
great great grandchildren.
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LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
HEMSTITCHING

Henistitch your Spring Garment with
Gold or silver Thread; by Waseys. We
match oil colors. OF state st. Phone
f6, Hammond 2-14-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01

social evening was spent. during which
needleworl1. dancing and chatting were
enjoyed. The hostess served delic-
ious luncheon in the dining room.
where the table was very pretty with
yellow and white decorations. in honor
OF Miss Sarah Turner. who il soon TO
become bride There was tiny
kewpie bride IN the centre Of the
/ table holding yellow ribbon leading
TO small basket Therein were con
ta.ned the names Of the members Of
tho club. and the bride picked the
names out. one by one. designating the
f1rst. second ct cetera to be married
after her. The first young lady. II has
been prophesized. Will be Miss Der
nice Hal@burt. who was presented with
glittering engagement ring. The
guest OF honor was given a wedding
ring. The club will meet again in
two weeks at tho homo OF Mrs. C1ar-
ence Jones OF Truman avenue. Miss
Elise Harder was guest OF the club
last evening
Mrs. F. O. Paige charmingly enter
tanned the members Of the Tuesday At
ternoon Bridge Club yesterday at a
luncheon in her home in Kenwood.
There were covers for twelve at an ex-
culsitely appointed table. with a large
bouquet Of colorful spring flowers
Honors we're made by Mrs J. q. Ibach,
Jr.. and guests Of the club for the af-
Sernoon were Mrs. william Hurnph-
rsy. Mrs. Frank r. Betx and Mrs.
Charles Jones. Mrs. Roscoe Woods
viii entertain tho club in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman sasse have
gone 70 Bloomington. Indiana, where
they viii visit Miss Florence, Harold
and Kenneth Hammond, who sre stu
dents IL the University OF Indiana
The Dorcas Aid Society Of the South
Side Christian Church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Jacob Golden. 1885 Harrison street
Mrs p :. o'sulivan very pleasant
~ entertained in her home on Truman
avenue IN honor OF her little daughter
virginia. who celebrated her second
birthday. The children enjoyed them
selves playing games. after which
dainty refreshments were served in the
dining room. where the table was love-
~ with pale blue and white ribbon
decorations. and a brilliantly lighted
birthday cake. Miss virginia receiv-
ed number OF very pretty presents
together with her little friends wish
Is for many happy returns OF the
day"
'1f March conreth IN as a lion. so
pa-sseth # out as q lamb %
HISTORY DEPT. woNAN's CLUB.
The history department Of the H M
mond " mans Club was ENTERTAINED
on NJ nday afternoon ~ the home Of
MIS- Harry Gerber OF Dyer boulevard
Mrs j.. T Meyer. chairman OF the
committee. read the Collect" and pre-
sided at the customary business ses-
sion.
Among the Current Events topics
discussed by Mrs. S E Swain were
articles on Work Muscle Shoals"
Poison Gas" Colleges for Orient
Women" and Sensational Publicity"
Mrs. Clark Wagner. who took charge
Of the study for the afternoon, gave q
most complete and comprehensive re-
view on the subject of Explorations
IL the Land of the Incss."
The Incas were Strange and Ur-
known people who Inhabited the Andes
Mountains In Peru. Their origin is
wrapt in mystery and fable. A pretty
Pu, a Blue Devil IN your bath tub
he viii promptly steal the rings.
2-27-s
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Hoosier to Celebrate
Tooth Birthday Today

SOUTH BEND. Ind. March THE
Tooth anniversary OF the birth OF VAL
entine Tomajzyk. who IS still living in
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Personal and
Social News

the district Basketball tournament to
be held in Valparaiso on Friday and
Saturday OF this week. there will be a
great delegation from Hammond leav-
ing here on Friday morning
Tho ". II. G. girls OF tn. First Bap-
list church will meet on Thursday
evening. March second, al the home of
Miss Esther Leonard. 457 Indiana ave
nue.. instead OF meeting with Miss
Dorothy Elder as previously announc-
ed. All Of the girls OF the church and
congregation are cordially invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01
LA DIES.

Get your Easter Suits made early.
Suits made TO order from all pure wool
Mems Serge or Fancy Tweeds: silk
Satin Lining. Special for this month
only-sS6- o0-hish class work and 1T
guaranteed. Bemodellng a specially.
THEO. LEVIN
3ss East State ST.. = block or Calumet
lanlnnd :. ~ 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01
Hammond Musical College

Piano. Voice, Violin. Public Spea<
ing. Ukeleie. Banjo. Mandolin. Guita,
Dancing. Dramatic Art a0-t
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GESTLEMEN's EVENING
OF NOMAN.s CTTR

%
herewith announce to the members
of the Hammond Woman's Club the
following program that has been ar
ranged BY the committee for Gentle
mems Evening: Selections b. the As
ISOLATED Orchestra. Or. J. Arthur Davis.
director a greeting by the club
president Mrs D. J. Moran; a
group OF songs BY trio. Mrs. George
Hannauer, Mrs. L L Bomberger and
Mrs Harry a Sheridan; dramatic read
Ing CT n S. N Hutchison's novel. If
Winter Comes by Professor Ralph +
Dennis Professor Dennis is dean OF
the School Of Speech IN Northwestern
University and has served as vice
COUNSEL 70 Russia. The meeting will he
held in the Masonic Temple on the
evening OF March fourth al 500 O'Clock
and there VIII be q social hour after
the program Invitations have been is
sued 70 tie club members for their
guests.
MRS. WALTER L. WISE. Chairman
The Past Noble Grands viii meet
with Mrs. Agnes sass in her home, sos
Murray street. this evening.
III many friends 81 Miss Vivian
Gaddin. small daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. NJ C;addin OF Holman street. viii
be glad 70 know that she has fully re-
covered from recent illnes-.
Liberty camp or Royal xeirbbors
s4s7 viii hold regular meeting il The
7 @ Q. z. hall. 297 state street, on
Thursday evening All members and
ROYAL Nefrnbars ~ 49, $685..
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street Presbyterian Church will meet
o. Thursday afternoon at half past two
oclock with Mrs. Eckland IN her homo.
ga Pine street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01

-asmuch as that over two hundred
cts have been sold III Hammond 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01

A regular business meeting or the
eutive board OF the Hs mmond
Hosnan's Club will be held tomorrow
fternoon at three o'clock at the home
? Mrs .. J. Moran Of South bIohrnan
treer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-01

Mrs Q. P Harper is tire house guest
OF friends in Remington for several
days.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
RELIGIOsA FALLECIDA

Navarro fue la cuna de Ia beneme-
rita v digna Hija de la Carload. Sor
Justa Urra nacio en- Ell aiio 1849, sien-
do llamada al estado religioso a los
10 amos de edad, pudiendose decir de
alma tan grande y de tan sobresalien-
tes virtudes que sus dias han trans
currido verdad aderamenlts f1 n El llenos de buer
mas obras. ,,r5 FAft o.,es tsiIs b
iHa estado, en- la rIsla de Puerto Ri
co AT amos, en- dondease ha sacrifcado.
en- aras, dessu debeg shasta el heroismo
cpmpliendo su ardua mission con abne-;
gacion cas-, inirnitahle, ,..., ,.a
Los altos eargos que le fueron eoSl-
fiados, lejos de enYanecer alma tan hu+.
milde, los desempeno sin ostentaeion
buscandom n en- aEoodft} todQ sp propio abati-
miento. l3
RAJ .Efts9asA sI Oh .ss1,ti iiss3l45g, ~. +,
Su recueTdo quedara lmborrable en-
nuestros corazones y nuestras oracio-
mes 50 eIevaraainf Ia mansion feliz dom
de piadosamente creeinos descansa de
su vida laboriosa Ia bondadosa Madre,
Sor Justa Urra. '''''''7. 'ss7' sF
a . q ~ q 4. 81 rs N -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Gran Conferencia sn la
raternidad Escolar

Ell viernes "a de mario las 8 80 p.
m, previa invitaci6n especial a los
maestros Y socios, Sc citaron 6stos en-
Ell Cine Real, para oir la palabra cru
Hdita elocuente del ilustre portorri-
.queIo Lcdo. Luis Mufioz Morales, el
|cual desarroll6 Ell interesante tema
Ia Mission del Estudiante"
Llegados todos al salon, Sc di6 aper-
tura al acto, con una pieza musical
ejecutada por el octeto de dichsl ms
tituci6n compuesto por estudiantes, es-
peranza hoy, gloria maiiana, en- nues-
trO mundo artfstico: ALI dejaba esca-
par de su violin, el joyen Padr6, nOtas
melodiosas Y emocionantes que trafan
ensuefos de orc: S6nchez, con su ms
trumento flematico hacfa sentir su so
nido afogado, meianc0lico, y ell sono-
ro piano hablaba al toque de las ma
nos maestras de Pedreira, que junto
con los demas Instruments, nos die
ron La vision de un mundo inaccessible
fuera de todo 10 real, sin sufrimiento,
feliz. 80, \ sss, 4. ~ 4
La sefiorita Trinita Rivera subi6 d
las tablas, de donde con yoz inspiradf7
sima, nos recit6 magistralmente eLa
Canci6n de las Antillas", de nuestro
egFegio poetsl Luis Liorens Torres. Es
ia p0esfa en- la eual paipita el alma
genuinamente boricua, que ha sabido
estampar en- sus versos exquisitos Ell
autor de s'Sonetos Sinf6nicos" ha he
cho sentir una vez mas en- nuestro ser
el aliento vivificador de una patria
que jamas perecera mientras haya
hombres que escriban en- versos caste
, llanos. la Canci6n de las Antillas" ma
de inmortaizar Luis Llorens Torres,
porque ella en- ST encierra una gloria {:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
III Il h|p0DQONO

$5S3.0O Y $441.50 Sc jugaron respec-
tiyamente en- Ia banca de primera v se-
.gunda. BROCHE pag6 en- primera 06
centavos y PROGRESO s2.73 en- se-
gunda. yerdaderamente que a PRO-
GRESO lie hizo falta un jockey aver.
TRIANON no corri6.
En- esta cuarta carrera de 1900 me-
tros, el descartado era MADRID, a
pesar de que en- la Banca iba mas car
gada la yegua WAKING DREAM. Ell
premio fu6 para 6sta, sigui6ndole
BROOKFIELD Y MADRID. quienes hi
cieron un record de / % 1l5, / % 2I5
~ 1922 3I5. Sc jugaron en- esta carrera
en- la banca de primera Y segunda,
$1,O10.5O y $63s.5O respectiyamente
En- bien ' honor del caballo GOOD
RICH, tenemos que decir que hizo8
una magnffica carrera. CGtdluiiG a pc
sar de los patentizados que trajo
Gimbel de Cuba, Sc qued6 de apagaluz
En- la Ultima carrera, el descartado
era ell invencible INDIO, quien gan0ila
carrela, siguiendole TOCORON y
CONFETTI. La recorrida la hicieron
en- 1 40 ITO 1I5 Y 1:1O 2l5. $103 y
$4,000 fueron jugados en- la banca de
primera Y segunda respectiyamente
INDIO pag6 en- primera 20 centavos
Y TOCORON en- segunda 81 centayos.
Aver tarde lie fue llamada la aten-
ci6n al vicepresidente de la Corpora
ci6n, Sr. Alvarez Torres, acerca de
unos cuantos especuladores que Sc de
dican acaparar la mayor parte de los
cuadros antes de comenzarse las ca
rreras para despues cometer el inca
lificable hecho de venderlos un pre-
clio mucho mayor de 10 que cuesta. Ell
Sr. Alvarez Torres, prometi6 ponerle
fin a este chantaje.
El pool Official fue repartido entire
582 personas, tocando a S11,50 por ca
beza. a8.'
J.tanito Tocor6a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

es Puerto Rico que canta al mundo.
Por segunda vez 'v1aolvi6 el octeto
'.Fraternidad Escorar' a regalarnos
con su misica.
Luego vino la confeFencia del Illus
tire Munoz Morales. Su voz pastosa y
suave, dejaba salir con facundia asom.
brosa, palabras que encerraban ideas
Y pensamientos suhlimes. Consoles bue
nos, alentadores y sabios, para la ju-
ventud que lie ola con regocijo y adj
miraci6n. Parrafos elocuentes, citas,
donde Sc revelaba su erudici6n s6lida,
v argumentos ricos.. Palido sera todO
cuanto digamos aquf, pero no debemos
yacilar al decir que Ell Lcdo MufiOz
Morales es una de las glorias intelec-
tuales de nuestro pals 7 que no hay
paMbras bastantes para iexpresar nues-
ira admiration para un hoInbre como
el, digno de elogios y'tfelicitaciones.
AL terninar su confefencia, una 1explo1
sion de aplausos de teda aquella juN
yentud hiri6 los ambitos sonoros de-
aquel Teatro.
Por dltimo Sc cerr6 el actos con una
pteza de Moszkowski eiecutada 5pOr el
octeto. y, ,ey.ss N-f s..h
Reciha de nuestraf parte Ia "Fratef-
.nidad RscolaF'i nuestra mas sincera
felicitaci6n y aprobaci9n, por Ia alta
labor patri6tica que. realiza al encau-
zar la juventud epOraun caminol de
cultura y civismo, obra que debe tse-
cundar Ell pals en- general, toda vez
que ella presta benefeies los hon-,
bres del future, los hombres que
han de hacer del nombrc de Puerto
Rico un nombre grande ante la civi-,
lizacion del mundo. .p
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
s.NARANJITOs DA Ell TAJO DE LA
TARDE. LA SEGUNDA CABRERA
FUE NULA PARA Ell POOL. "CATA-
LUNA. LLEG DE APAGALUz

4 .f I
Aver tarde, a pesar de los fuertes
chaparrones que cayeron, Sc celebra-
ron las oarreras en- el Hip6dromo, con
el mismo entusiasmo de siempre. Los
caballos. pesar de estar la pista fan
gosa, corrieron acknowledgements. Un
aleman actu6 aver como jurado srs-
tituto.
La primera carrera de 1900 metros,
en- donde iba descartada SURAMA, to-
dos crefan que el premio era para esta
yegua, habiendo triunfado en- buena
Inca NARANJITO, sigui6ndoIe GUIRI
y MOGROvITA, con un record de 2,
2 21I5 y 2 2I5. $455.50 y $342.50 Sc ju-
garon en- la Banca de primera y Sc
gunda respectivamente. NARANJITO
pag6 en- primera $7.4S y en- segunda
$4.22. En- resumen. este caballo fue el
tajG de la tarde.
En- la segunda carrera de 140O me-
trOs, iba descartado LYRIC, quien ga
no el premio casi retrancado, sigui6n-
dole RUISENOR ' CERTENTEED.
Hicieron un record de / 40, / 40 15
~ 1 40 2I5. Sc jugaron respectivamente
en la banca de primera segunda,
S752.00 Y $4,000. LYRIC pago en- pri-
mera Al centavos y RUISENOR EN-
segunda $3.37.. Esta carrera fue decla-
rada nula para el pool, debido que
en- los instantes que cuadraban, los ca
ballos para salir, LUNATICO sufri6
una herida en- una pata trasera, te.
niendo que ser retirado de la carrera.
En- la tercera carrera de 1400 me-
4 tros, la descartada era BROCHE DE
ORC, La que gan6 Ell premio sin apu-
iirarse mucho, sigui6ndolei PROGRESO
} y VICTORIA, quienes hicieron la re
corrida en- al 2I5. 1 AZ SI5 " LAT 4I5.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Distrito de Bayarn6n.


Ell dia "a de los corrientes, lasuna
de Ia tarde. en- un paso nivel deEla
carretera que conduce de aquella po-
bIacion Catano, la maquina de fcrro-
carril No. 5, de la Linea Ferrea del
Oeste, choc6 con el truck @ 2, guiado
por su dueho Jose del LIano, chauffeur
No. 1886, resultando este vehiculo con
desperfectos. FL individuo Pedro Nor
mandfa, pe6n del truck en- question,
result6 con una herida en- un brazo y
una confusion en- la nariz. La policia
investigo el case, procediendo q de-
nunciar al nlaquinista Rafael Cote
que guiaba Ia referida maquina, por
infracci6n al Art. S28 del C6digo Pc
nal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
pRoxIMA BoDA

Para la primera quincena de mayo,
Sc efectuara la simpatica boda de los
estimables j6Tenes Antonio Miro Pc
rez, empleado de IA standard Grocery
60. y distinguida Srta. Antonia We
"a Ortiz. de conocida familia de Afias-
60. FL motrimonio Sc efectuara por el
rito cat6lico y los nuevos c6nyuges A.
jaran 81 residencia en- San Juan.
Nuestla anticipate congratulacion
por eI grato suees0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
MAS LINEAs DE TRAFICO.

Ha quedado definitivamente estable-
edo un servicio regular de guaguas
entire Martin Pena y Rio Piedras y
vice versa, el que presta grandes faci-
Ilidades para el trafco. Muchos j6ye-:
mes que trabajan en- San Juan tienen
7ahora mejores facilidades pa
ra estar a tempo en- sus ofcinas y
Sc informa que la Compaffa de los ca
rros electricos sigue estudiando refor-.
mas en- el servicio para limitar en- 10
possible el tempo de recorrida entire
ambas poblaciones y defenderse de
aquella competencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
sUcEsos EN- LA IsLA
4 D;str;to dc Areeibo.

4 IS Distrito de Arecibo.
Ell dia % de los corrientes, a las 8
de la manana, en- el barrio Bayaney
de Hatillo, los individuos Julio Colon
y Eduardo Jovet, Jr., sostuvieron una
rina, disparandoIe Ell Jovet tres tiros
al otro, produciendole una herida en-
la espalda y otra en- un brazo. El
agresor fue arrestado Y puesto dis
posici6n del ST. Fiscal del Distrito,
duien lie flo quinientos dollars de
fianza, califcando el delito de ataque
para cometer homicidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
sIMPATICA BoDA

Ell conocido joven, Isidro Sole, esti-
mable elemento de la colonia espaiiola
" del comercio de esta ciudad, y la
distinguida Srta. Rita Ratera, tam
bi6n generalmente estimada Ell esta
sociedad, realizaron sus ensueiios de
felicidad, contrayendo matrimonio el
sabado stiltimoy por el rito cat6licO y
celebrahdo ia boda I'll fa1niIia Nuestra
mas expresivS felicitacion a los nuevos
Con ''cc6nisyuges y Que sea pot siempre Ia
ventura de su hogar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
INvESTIGAC CIONt EN-
m M ai4ia L.aIaIANIG0MIo
5,s8i;flill aotfii s--------IF----- 81 sE5lIe9f
con $500 DE aFIANZA

81 fiscal sehor Dfaz Collazo, como
resultado de una Investigation prac-
ticada en- el Manicomio, ha detenido
a Anselmo Lopez, que hace algin
tempo estuvo allf recIufdo fiiandole
$500 dollars lie fianza per I'm delito
de violaci6n Pemapeee en- el PENAL
en- tanto presto la cxprcsada fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
NOTA AMORosA

Ell conocido ioyen dc esta ciudad
Cltodaldo Queipo. empleado de con
fianza en- Ell establecimiento la Hija
de Borinquen" ha formalizado COM
promise de esponsales con la culta
senorita Maria Teresa Umpierre, de
La buena sociedaG de Bayamon.
Reciba la enamcrada pareja nues-
IRA ehhorabueha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
"a Horas en- Aqua

4 TRAJES de HILO ,INGEES legiti-
mo importado p0r ,posotros directa-
mcnte. MOJADO antes de fabricar.
No encoje. Differences dolores. COR
TIE ELEGANTE. Precios de SITUA-
CION. Tambien hacenes a la medi-
da. Ventas al por mayor y detail NO
COMPRE SIN YER NUESTROS
Representa- GARANTIA'
Y ECONoMIA.
BEASCOECHEA Hnos. & CO. S. en- G.
SAN JUAN, Pto. Rico.
Frente la FARMACfA BLANCO.