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, 1923-09-24
City Briefs

j. w. Longshore is spending the
day here on business from his ranch
west of the city.
II. H. Miller of the D. A. Dry
Goods company of Chicago is spend
ing several days hero on business.
Lee johnson came down yester-
day on a business trip from his
home in Riverton.
Joseph Reefe formerly Of the
United States Rubber Company u
Omaha. has arrived in the city and
win make his home hero.
w. A. Helmann is here for a
short time on business from Usage.
C. L. Cameron and son left last
evening for Denver and Colorado
Springs to be gone several weeks
on a business and pleasure trip.
c. A. letters Of Fremont. Neb..
and ]. Maltese Of Eagle Grove. Ia.
arrived in the city yesterday on a
business trip. Both Mr.. LETTERS and
, 1923-09-24

Mr.. Maltese are connected with the
chicago and Northwestern railroad.
f. W. Foxton. sheepman of Doug.
los. was a visitor here yesterday.
Philip e. Peterson is attending
to business affairs here from
Omaha. Mr.. Peterson is represen
tative of the United States Rub
Der company.
Harold Fuller Of the Fuller Paper
company of Los Angeles. is visit.
ing here for several days and Mt.
tenGing to business affairs. Mr..
Fuller was for n year n resident of
this city.
James w. Daniels left Saturday
Tor Colorado and Kansas City.
where he will spend a two weeks
vacation trip visiting with friends.
H.. G.. Ryan is spending several
days here visiting with his brother
II. l.. Ryan from Des Moines, Ia.
Frank Ellis has been visiting
with friends for several days from
his camp at Salt Creek.
r. e. Morrison of Douglas is
visiting here for a short time.
Paul Brown is a Denver business
man spending a short time here,
having arrived yesterday.
c. F. Dickerson assistant state
bank examiner is in the city for
the day on business from Cheyenne.
o. e. Davis came up yesterday
on business from Scottsbluff. Neb.
/ f. c. Bliss manager of the NJ. A,
Disbrow company of Cheyenne Is
in the city attending to business af.
fairs.
John Brown OF Grandline, Neb.
arrived in the city yesterday and
will spend a short time here visit.
ing with friends.
C. NJ. Anderson is attending TO
business affairs here from San
Francisco. having arrived this
morning.
j. r. Carney is among the Den.
yer business men spending several
days here.
G. e. Marriott is here on business
from Chadron. Neb.
j. Pertee came over YESTERDAY
from Rawlins and will spend sew
era days here.
j. A. Warren is a Denver bust
ness man spending a short tim,
here
T. L. Horsell and c. r. Maiin are
Greybull men spending several days
here on business.
James wherry OF Sheridan Is in
the city on a business visit
. Oliver Howey is a Basin visitor
In the city for a short time
o. q. Johnson and son william re-
Itufned iAst evening from Moneta
, 1923-09-24
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley of Billings
left last evening for Denver after
spending a week here visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. K. H. Mat
hews.
Miss Jessie G. Kinnear arrived in
the city yesterday from Cheyenne
and will spend a short time visiting
with her nephew.
Mrs. NJ. McFadden is visiting in
the city for several days from her
home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Austin OF
Douglas were visitors here yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Rockwell OF
Thermopolis accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Rockwell Of Buffalo
motored into Casper yesterday en-,
route to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Horn are Wis.
iting In the city for a short time
from Basin.
Mrs. B. B. Brooks. Mrs. e. p.
Bacon and Mrs. William HOLLAND
left last evening for Cheyenne where
, 1923-09-24
Open Season
For Game Is
On This Year

Open season on elk. deer and
hunters, men. Unlimber that much
used and trusty 5000. clean It and
oil It up; break out the worn hunt
ing Jacket, shaggy shirt and mecca.
sin boots. All the time you're get.
ting ready youn be up and ut 'em
and anxious to get into the wilds.
It's a rugged trail that takes you
up from Dubois on the Wind river
over Two-G wo-Tee pass. through the
pines and parks of the Brooks Lake
country IN down into jackson Hole
edged off from the rest of the world
on the west by the mighty and
jagged Tetons.
There IN the shores OF Lake Jack.
son the wapti bugle. Bears and
wolves haunt the upper trails.
Coyotes yelp from along the ridges
and It's all Gods country for the
hunters and for the man who loves
the wilderness.
Man. how this weather gets you
and sends you off with a song and
q pack on your back. Every road
leads high into the hills for there
you know there's game TO be secuted
for and game to be bagged. And
the long trail home. the roaring
blaze Of a pine.knot fire. the merry
and rudy companions gathered
round. and all that's lacking is the
bowl OF wassail. oh. hunting sea.
son is high old time for the sports
men.
, 1923-09-24
Reception and Dance
Friday Evening

Members Of the Eastern Star will
entertain at an informal reception
and dancing party Friday evening
beginning at s o'clock at the Mason
&c temple for all Eastern Stars and
members OF the Masonic lodges. The
hall will be artisticaliy decorated
and Zig hit refreshments will be SER
we'd during the evening. The com
mittee in charge Of arrangements
Is Mrs. Anna Leeper chairman. Mrs
Carl Taylor, Mrs. Marshall Dayton,
C. II. Townsend and Lew Gay.
, 1923-09-24

termination IS believed to be not
far away and already there is speou-
lation as to the attitude Of the COM
munIst and nationalist groups. Each
opposes surrender. the nationalist
group asserting through its leader,
DR.. Hoigt, that at will have no part
n any scheme OF c~apitulation." while
the communists declare thai to give
up the Ruhr fight would be a con-
cession TO capitalism both German
and French.
Former military leaders feel that
there Will be trouble from either
communist or nationalist sources.
, 1923-09-24
Mrs. Stebbins Entertains
For House Guest

Mrs. c.. B. Stebbins entertained at
an informal bridge tea this afternoon
at her residence. 1928 South Spruce
street in honor of her mother-in.law
and guest. Mrs. ]. A. stebbins oil
California.
Among the invited guests were
Mrs. Ralph Burkner. Mrs. Paul
weidner, Mrs. A. G.. Ffdel, Mrs.
William Tolhurst. Mrs. v. Il. Han
son. Mrs. Donald Mitchie. Mrs.
James Burns. Mrs. r.. z. Evans.
Mrs. Frank Cowan. Mrs. Nell Kim
ball. Mrs. Tracy Shaw, Mrs. c. L.
Greeley, Mrs. w. ]. Chamberlain
and the honored guest
, 1923-09-24
Pressmen Will
Stay Off Jobs

NEW YORK. Sept. s4AMembers
OF the local union of pressmen,
whose unauthorized strike has ham.
pered New York newspapers for a
week. have refused to return TO
work. George L. Berry. international
president. in a statement after n
meeting OF the international print.
ing pressmen and assistants union
yesterday, which was stampeded by
members of the striking local, de.
clared New York's daily presses
would be run. IL a whole force OF
men had to be brought from outside
the city.
"Wo will stop other newspapers,
II necessary. to print in New York
City normally" he said.
Department store advertisements
arc beginning to reappear in the
curtailed combined morning and AT.
ternoon newspapers. But where
large stores had full pages or more
under normal conditions, they are
forced to content themselves to a
few inches in the reduced papers.
, 1923-09-24

SOFIA, Sept. 24-The general sit
uation In Bulgaria shows a marked
improvement. "A few isolated cases
Of rebellion are still being reported.
but these are regarded as unimport-
ant.
Troops supported by the popula-
ton have restored order in certain
villages Of the Kazanlyk- region.
where n soviet regime was declared.
, 1923-09-24
Miss Lever VIII
Entertain Pepper Club

Miss Violet Lever will entertain
the members Of the Pepper club
this evening at her home on South
Beech street. Mrs. Carlton Clymer
sister and guest of Miss Lever from
Tampico. Mex, will be the out OF
town guest.
, 1923-09-24
Informal Party
Saturday Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Omar D.. Boland en-
tertained at an informal dancing
party Saturday evening at their
home on Elm street in honor of their
fourth wedding anniversary. At tho
close of the evening refreshments
were served by Mr.. Boland assist
ed by Miss Emma Greene. Twenty
guests attended.
, 1923-09-24
Eastern Star
Meeting Thursday

The regular meeting of the Order
of Eastern Star will be held Thurs
day evening at s o'cltck at the Mas
onic tempe. The meeting will be
a social one and all members are
asked to be present,
, 1923-09-24
Girl Scout Meeting
Tonight at Court House.

Tho local council of the Girl
Scouts of America will hold their an
nuaI election OF officers this evening
at a meeting to be held at 1870 in
the office of Miss May Hamilton.
superintendent OF county schools.
All members of the council are ask
ed to be present.
, 1923-09-24
Royal Neighbor
Meeting This Evening.

The Royal Neighbors OF America
ming at 8 O'Clock at the Odd Fell
lows hall. Following the transac
ton Of business matters an enter
tainment will be given after which
refreshments will be served. All Wis
iting members In the city are invited
to attend.
, 1923-09-24

II you let your cook do the order.
ing, step into the kitchen some day
and find out what navoring extract
sho is using. II IT is Van Duzer's.
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1923-09-24
GERMANS ALMOST READY
To GIVE UP THEORY OF
RESISTANCE TO FRENCH

BERLIN. Sept. 24-Aithough the
abandonment of passive resistance
has not vet been decreed. It's official
, 1923-09-24
Mrs. Smith VIII
BE Guest.

Mrs. ]. NJ. Steenley will entertain
at an Informal dinner party this
evening at her home on Thirteenth
street in honor OF Mrs. Miachel
Smith who will leave en- Thursday
evening Of this week for California
TO make her future home. Nine
guests will be present.
, 1923-09-24
Altar and Rosary
Society Meeting.

The Altar and Rosary society Of
st. Anthony's Catholic church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
Mullin club rooms. Mrs. e. w.
Adams and Mrs. Margaret Clowry
will act as hostesses for tho after
noon. All members are asked to be
present.
, 1923-09-24
Social Service Circle
Will Hold Day Session.

The Social Service circle of the
Methodist church will holo an ALL
day session Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs. A. p. Nesbitt. 627 East Eleventh
street. All members are asked to
come early and to bring thimbles.
, 1923-09-24
Box Social
Is Postponed

The box social which was to have
been given tomorrow evening by the
Christian endeavor society of the
North Casper Community church
has been postponed and will not be
he'd until Friday evening September
2S, at 1880.
, 1923-09-24
Van Meter Recital
Thursday Evening,

Members of the Van Meter school
of music will give a recital Thursday
evening September 81. at the Metho-
dist church to begin at 1870. All
those interested in music are invited
to attend.
, 1923-09-24
Dinner Party nj
Foley Home.

Dinner Party d
Foley Home.
Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. J. Foley were
hosts at an informal dinner party
given last evening at their home, 6l3
Park avenue complimentary to Mrs.
Elizabeth VIII Of Hugo. Colo. who
will make 9 home here with her
daughter. Mrs. E. r. Brown.
Among those who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. z. F. Weldon. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Hoskinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Beckett. Mrs. Elizabeth VIII
and the hosts.
, 1923-09-24
Past Matrons
Club VIII Meet.

Past Matrons
Club VII Meet.
Mrs. Ray Cook assisted by Mrs.
c. T. Thompson will entertain tho
members of the Past Matron's club
at the Cook residence 635 South
Beech street. All members OF the
club and visiting members in the
city n most cordially invited to
attend.
, 1923-09-24

Whitman's Chocolates At the
SmolIehouse.
, 1923-09-24

BY MARY ToBIN
BY MARY TOBIN

here. The couple will make thei
home in this city.
, 1923-09-24
Presbyterian Ladies' Class
VIII Attend Social.

a social will be given tomorrow
afternoon at go at the new Pres
byterian mans on South Wolcott
street for the ladies' Sunday school
Glars taught by Mrs. Charles A. VIII
son. All members of the class are re-
quested to bring prospective mem
bers. Strangers in the city are also
invited to attend.
, 1923-09-24
Bucholz-K Kelley
Marriage Yesterday.

Marriage YESTERDAY.
The marriage OF Miss Effie Eliza
both Mucholz to Albert r. Kelley
took place last evening at Q o'clock
at the now Presbyterian manse. 11os
South wolcott street the Rev. Char
les A. Wilson officiating. The ring
ceremony was used. They were at.
ten6ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Shackelton. Tho groom is connected
with the Natrona Power company
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
MANIFESTACIO-
NES PACFISTAS
EN- LONDRES
Francia no tOmara en-
consideration la no
ia inglesa.
(servicio para FL IMPARCIAL de ID
Omitted Press")
Cvia All America Cable)

LONDRES, julio 30.-Hoy Sc espera
la llegada esta ciudad de las respues-
tas la nota inglesa, por los gobiernos
de Francia Belgica. Creese que
Francia con toda franqueza critica la
mayor parte de las sugestiones brita-
nicas, rehusando considerarlas, va en-
10 que Sc re6ere al asunto de las comu-
nicaciones y del impedimento impuesto
al comercio por los invasores del Rhur,
va en- 10 que atane al abandono de
aquella zona alemana por los ejercitos
franco-belgas. Lord Curzon ha visita-
do al Rey para exponerle la situacion,
que la considera grave y peligrosa En-
tanto los franceses y belgas abrigan la
esperanza de que Sc llegue una solu-
cion por la cual no Sc tenga que If al
recurso de un rompimiento en- la En-
tente. Diariamente Sc registrar en-
Londres grandes manifestaciones adj
virtiendo al gobierno que no quiere
mas guerras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
LMPORTANTE ENTREVISTA
CELEBRADA CON Ell COMISIONADO
DEL INTERIOR SR. ESTEVES
Dice ell activo jefe del departamento que esta al
tamente satisfecho agradecido de la labor
de la Legislature para con tOdO 10 refe-
rente SUI ramO administrative.

un sinnImero de ediicios escolares
que Sc construiran en- cooperation con
los municipios-edifcios que vaIen des-
de ounce hasta noventa mil dolares
cada uno.
iQue obras empezadas van ter
minarse?
Las obras por terminar son immune
rabies, dejando fuera mas de $50
obras municipales que estamos diri-
giendo y concretandonos las de ca
racter insular de mayor importancia,
el Departamento confia en- dejar ter
ninadas durante ell ano economico
1923-1924, las siguientes: Carretera
Yauco Lares; Adjuntas a Lares;
Gales Juana Diaz; Comerio a Ci-
dra; Mayaguez Hormigueros; San
Sebastian a Las Marias; carreteras
de tai magnitud algunas de elias, que
fueron comenzadas en- 1906 Y van por
fin cerrarse, costando las primeras
tres solamente cerca de dos millones
de pesos, y cuya construction por 10
diffcil y costosa solo puede compa-
rarse con las secciones mas dificiles
de la Carretera Central.
En- la construction de puentes espe-
ramos terminar dentro del ano econo-
mico, los puentes sobre los Rios Cru
ces y Flores cerca de Sabana Gran
de, los de Arecibo sobre el Rio Gran
de; sobre el Rio Pellejas cerca de
Utuado; sobre el Rio Yabucoa entire
Adjuntas Lares; sobre los rios Prize
to y Guayo entire Yauco y Lares; So
bre ell rio Caguitas entire Caguas y
Aguas Buenas;. .sobre el Rio Jacagnas
entire Ponce y Guayama, y otros mas
que de nomento no recuerdo.
;Diganne, que hay sobre el Riego de
dsabela? iUd. cree que Sc vende-
tContinda en- la 2da. pagina.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Ell HORRIBLE ACCIDENTE
AUTOMOVILISTA De AVER
La guagua ''San Juan" arrolla un joven que
mOntaba una bicicleta, dejandolo
destrOZadO.

Aver domingo, entire dicZ V once de
la maiiana, registrose otro lamentablc
suceso en- Santurce, con motivo de I'M
yioIentc cnoque habido entire la gra-
qua "san Juan ' un ciclis.a que Sc
dirigfa hacia Afartfn Peha. :
Recientemente dc acaecilo el succso
un redactor lie FL. IMPARCI.AI. que
transitaba en- esos momentos por allf,.
tnvo la oportunidad de coger los 81
guientes detalles:
JESUS Dayila. jovencito de ounce
a t}iez seis ailos de edad, empleado
como mensajero en- el Colmado la
Nueva Castilla'', de Santurcc, al tliri-
girse aver por la maiiana, EN- su bici-
cleta, para conducir alguncS cfcctos
4 un cliente reSidente en- ii misino ba-
rrio, yendo con direction hacia Mar
tin Pena, On 81 trayecto connprendido
entire la parada 16 Y media Y II, In
Snagua "San Juan. niimero 5S3 L.
que regresaba hacia IN capital. con al
guardalodo delantero izQuierdo cogi6
al ciclista de tai manera, que le oca-
siOn0 Ia fractura de la pierna iZquier-
da, asf como distintas heridas Ell In
cabeza Y cuerpo. destrozando compile
tamente Ia bicicleta.
Fu6 tan violento el choQue que el
tapalodo de la guagua qued6 doblado.
y en- el costado izquierdo de III GAIA
aparecfan vaiias manchas de sangrc
de 10 cnal Sc desprende. q. lie ioS,en ci
clista fu6 elevado por encima del guar
dalodo.
Inmcdiatamcnte So lie traslad6 al
hospital Municipal on estado- grave,
V el chauffeur llamado Jose Santana
Jr., pas0 al cuartel de Ii policfa por
ertlen del cabo Torres que Sc habia
personado Ell ell lugar del accideirte
en- union del ca5o casiano, y del guar
dia Vicente TiIado, plaza No. 1l7, del
puesto del San Juan. pero que Il Ia sa-
z6n Sc encontr0 alIf el primero.
In rlactor grdficos dc FL. lNIPAR-
CIAL. llamado al efecto por el seiicr
Agostini concurri0 nj sitio tomando
dos fotograffas del estado en- que que
laron ambos vehfculos.
Hoy nos han informado del Hospi-
tai, ,lcnde adn permanccc el joven Da
villa. que este Sc encuentra poca cosa
mejor, no obstante ser graves las he
ridas recibidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Aumentan las proper
clones de la tragedia
de Guanica..

Ponce. julio 27Las proporciones de
Ia terrible tragedia automovilista de
la carretera Yauco-G -Gudnica han au-
lnentado. al fallecer el joven Vicente
Bota consecuencia de las heridas re-
cibidas.
Aver tarde lleg6 esta ciudad el ca
daver del joven Sapia, al que Sc di0
sepultura esta mafiana, asistiendo La
inhumaci6n numerosa concurrencia,
pues Guillermo por su cultura afa-
bilidad Sc habfa granjeado el aprecio
general
esta madrugada trajeron ell cada-
yer de Bota, quien falleci6 anoche. Es-
ia tarde Sc verificard su entierro ac-
to que sin duda sera muy concurrido,
porque el como su Unfortunate ami
go Sapia, gozaba de la estimation to-
tai del pueblo de Ponce.
La institution social ''Centro Espa-
hol' de Ponce. en- vista de que Sapia
era miembro desella; y que este la
mentable escalofriante suceso es. a
modo de un velo de tristeza tendido
sobre la ciudad ponce1a, suspendi0 el
baile que habfa organizado para ma
fiana por la noche y ha puesto la BAN
dera del Centro a media asta.
Corresponsdf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Un cOntrabando

Los pclicfas de Santrce, Casimiro
Rios y Felipe A. Enschat, sorprcndie-
ron en- el puente de Martin Pena I'M
contrabando de brandy, ocupandc Il
Detellas. III contrabando iba en- un
mltomovil, guiado por Jose oRdrfguez
Fuertes, lleyando como pasajeros q
Joaquin Rcy, los que salieron hcridos,
lei primero de sgravedad. debido a ha-
Der chocadc el caro- con q puente, des-
trozandose, j quedando rotas mnchas
mas botelIas del licoIN Auuello pare
cia un rio, pues se caIeula el pfeeio de
todo cl nectar, en- unos $500, Rey y
Ilcdriguez, este Sc ensuentra rcclnido
eli I'd clinica de Miiamar, han sIdO de-
nunciados por infracci0n q Ia Ley
voetead, y q iucz le fijo Il cada uno
500 ae fiaFza. Fut in huen survi.
clio que pressarun los psIIei4s expresa.
dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
CvfA AVE- AMER1cA cApLEsl

MADRID, julio SO.-"E1 Sol", en- un
articulo que pubIica ell sabado, elogia
la politica social de Mejico desarrolla-
da por, Ell Presidente Don Alvaro Obre-
gon, quien es Ell autor del proyecto de
ley de seguros los obreros, presenta-
do en- ell Parlamento mejicano. La
mencionada ley beneficial en- todas sus
parties todos los obreros que laboran
en- la Rep1blica azteca, sin distinction
de sexo, nacionalihad nj edades, di-
ce "El Sol' que esas reforrnas deben
encaminarse a ser i.nplantadas no tan
solo en- Mejico, sino tambien en- Chile,
Uruguay, Argentina las dernas nacio-
mes de habla hisbana, que estan de-
mostrando estar la vanguardia del
movinniento social del mundo.
MELILLA, julio So.-Un comuni-
cado de Melilla afrma que ell jefe mo-
ro Abd-el- Krim, insiste en- su actitud
de que Espana feconozca Immediate
nente la Republiea del Riff, afiadien-
do que sus emisarios muestranse hon
damente contristados de que los espa-
iioles no esten en- possession de Tanger
w otras ciudsde kei Ia zona francesa.
En- distintos puntos de Marruecos-
.afiade ell cable aumentan las recon-
centraciones de grandes fuerzas enc
migas.
BERLIN, julio 30.--La prefecture de
la Policia anuncia que las demostracio-
mes sindicalistas que han provocado
algunos graves incidentes en- Berlin, son
parecidas las registradas en- Postdam
" Hamburgo, y otras ciudades de igua1
importancia en- la nacion. Todo Sc ha
reducido a algunos asaltos los esta-
blecimientos publicos, cuyas puertas y
ventanas han sido rotas a pedradas;
pero va el orden prevalece dondequiera
que la policfa Sc ha inpuesto por la
fuerza. Un corresponsal de la United
Press recibio de su agencia ordenes de
visitar los sitios principales donde los
comunistas han celebrado sus mitines
de protesta, encontro los suburbios
abarrotados de fuerzas de policia re-
gistrando las residencias de los sindi-
calistas, de las cuales extraian gran
numero de rifles, revolveres, que iban
amontonando en- Ell Parque Victoria.
Sc estima en- Glen mil comunstas los
congregados en- aquellos sitios, donde
los desordenes han sido mayores, por-
tando cada uno en- su sombrero una
cinta roja
WASHINGTON, julio 3O.-El nota-
BILE paci6sta aleman Conde Harry
Kessler, en- una entrevista sostenida Ell
sabado con I'm corresponsal de la United
Press, ha declarado que la presente cri-
sis en- Alemania indefectiblemente ha
de resolverse en- otra guerra europea de
fatales consecuencias para Ia humani-
dad. AlemaniaA Aaiiade el notable es-
tadista Sc encuentra al borde de la
mas horrible bancarrota, y 81 no logra
por algun medic sortear la situaci6n y
salvar su personalidad, innediatamen-
te surgira la revolucion mas temible
cuyos chispazos han de extenderse a
toda Europa, anegandola en- torrentes
de sangre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Mercado de Azucar
Information de la Association de Pro
ductores de Azlcar de Puerto Rico.

New York, julio 27.-El tempo pa
ra la cosecha de remolacha en- Europa
es favorable, y ganara 10 perdido an
teriormente Ell mercado cerro fiojo
con vendedores a $6.7s. Compradores
retirados.
NEW YORK, julio 27, 500 p. M
Ell mercado cerro debil v fiojo con pc
quefas ventas de Cuba a SIS lie
($6.84). Hay ahora vendedores pero
no compradores a $500 ($6.7s). Cree
mos que algunos de los tenedores de
Filipinas y Puerto Rico estan dispues-
tos a,aceptar a $6.78.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Martin Gustavo

En- sn residencia de Cataiio entreg0
anoche su alma al creador, el que fue
en- vida nuestro particular amigo D.
Martin Gustavo, persona muy conoci-
da en- esta ciudad, donde disfrutaba
de mercedes afectos.
FL seilor Gustavo, por muchos amos
trabaj6 en- el bufete del abogado Fer
nando J. Geigel
Enyiamos a sus familiares nuestro
mas sentido pesame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-30
Luis Benitez

Tenemos informes que sera nombra-
do detective de prinlera clase, el seiior
luis Bcnftez, qaicn pertenccio al cuer-
po Y presto inportantes seryicios. Sc
ria una buena election que harfa el je-
fe Mr.. Lewis.