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fewes Commissioners 70 extend her
leave ~ absence. Mrs. Charles HEX
man - temporarily nliing the clerk
snip.
Charles Hickman has been appoint
Cd town assessor and NJ. Carson. tax
collector for the ensuing year.
Pilot Fred COnwell has taken com
mand 81 the steam pliotboat Phnodel-
phia for two weeke.
Nut coal r. scarce In Lewes. Sof,
coal and stove coal are plentiful The
former sells for so per ton and the
latter for So.
Chiffon Maui. Jr after recovering
from whOoping cough. has been at.
tackled by grip.
Mrs. Pratt OF Baltimore IL improv
Ing the Salvage cottage. which che r.
Gently purchased
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RURAL DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Allen
OF Middletown Celebrate
Their Golden Wedding.

Special corrcspondence Every Evening
Nlddletown. Jan 12.-Nr. and MIS-
Walter Watson Alien celebrated their
golden wedding Tuesday evening
potted plants and cut flowers ADORNED
the rarlor. where the guests we're re-
ceived. and the diningroom, where re
freshments were served. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen were given many gifts. lnclud-
Ing 500 In geld. ~ which $50 were
from the pastor and official board or
bethesda Methodist Epieconal church.
Martin y. Buirls made q presentation
speech.
Among the guests were Rev. ana
Mrs. Emory W. Mcdowell. Rev. ana
Mrs. Edwin W Caswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin H. BurriH. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jesse
H. shepherd. Mr.. ana Mrs. Watson *.
Retts. Mr.. and Mre. James Everett
Walls. Mr.. and Mrs George Beuhm,
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace &. Eliason. Mr.
and Mrs William Price. Mrs william
W Freeman. Mrs Arthur Swain
Mira. victor Elliott. Mrs Elbert Todd
Misses - rothy and Ruth Todd. VIII
liam Allen. Mrs. John Meyers md son
/ Mrs. Helen lowcrs. Mr.. ana Mn". w
n. Jones. Mise Margaret Jones and
! Hamilton Jones
MIR and Mrs Alien were married h'
the late rev. g. Y. Sheppard who wa
pastor ~ Cecllfon. Md Before mar
rage Mrs. Allen was Miss Ilnche
Amanda Spry. daughter 81 tho lat
Lun Srry Mr. md Mrs Allen resld
I'd ON n farm near Cobilton untll 1907
whom they moved 20 rddletpwn. The,
have one daughter. Mrs W. ". J,nc
iof Cocilton. and three sons, Iiarye'
land Walter T. Allen. who reside nea
lCocllton. and William Allen ~ MID
Idlct0wn For more than 30 yoHr
Mr.. and Mrs Allen have heen MON
hers Of bethesda Church and MI
Allen now is ono ~ 80 officials
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Rank SincLs-
NEW SCOTT CRUISER.

The T.. $. $. Omaha. the newest
scout cruiser, has been completed and
will be made the flagship OF tn Pacinc
destroyer force about February I. Its
speed of 53.7 sea miles per hour makes
u an ideal flagship for leading our
swiftest destroycrs into battle.
The Omaha is 555 feet over AN. 55
feet beam. and displaces 300 tons.
Its armament comprises 10 six-inch
30 calibre guns. two three-inch anti
aircraft guns. two three-pound,rs
and two twenty-one-inch torpedo
tubes. The crew is 10 commissioned
officers, seven warrant officers and 800
enlisted men.
This cruiser is one Of the fastest
aiioat and IS one Of ten authorized by
Congress in 1916 10 furnish the Navy
with proper scouting force. +
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SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES

rheumatism. lumbagO. neuritis. back
ache. stit neck. sore muscles. strains.
sprains, aching joints When you are
suffering 50 you can hardly get ar und.
just try Red Pepper Rub.
Nothing has such concentrated. pen
etrating heat as red peppers. and when
heat penetrates right down into pain
and congestion relief comes at once
Just AS soon as you apply Red Pep
per Rub you feel the tingling heat In
three minutes the sore spot Is warmed
through and through and the torture
is gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from
red peppers. coets little az any drug
store. fGet a jar AT once. BE sure 10
get the genuine. with the name Rowles
on every package.
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oRrurrs CLUB At NEWARK.

Newark. Jan. ~ The Orpheus club
~ Wilmington made It's second an
nual appearance On concert iu Wolf
hail last night and delighted a large
crowd ~ music lovors The concert
was FOR tho benefit Of the University
of Delaware Review. Ralph Kinder
ri Philadelphia was conductor. Mrs
Frances DE witt Babrock. assistant
so.0.st ana Frederick Stanley smith.
nrrompanlst
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ADDITION FOR RhInwINS.
l. ddystone Works 20 be- Enlarged ut
Cost Of $4,000. OOO.

Samuel NJ. Vaucla.n or the Baldwin
Locomotive Works has completed
plans Tor additions Co the Eddys,one
plant Of tho company az a total cost
oi $4,000. GOO. The improvements Will
include a new foundry building and "a
machine Shop. 20 hc used exclusively
for erection Of tenders. which are be-
coming so large that they have out
grown the capacity Of the philadc,-
phia Works
The company has orders for sac
00O00O worth 81 business. Mir Nau-
ciain. discussing the improvements 20
The Eddys,ono plant, said he expects
FIVE years OF good business IN the rail
road equipment Industry.
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dale, Md. n sister Of Mr.. Thompson.
j. g. Jones. who. with his family.
In spending the winter I'm North Caro-
lima, IL home for n few days on busl-
ncss. v. Greennbnum another Sea
ford business man. who IN winterlnz at
Atlantic CITY. n. J.. In also home Tor
n few days
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Morgan. H.
l.. iIardesty. Brooks l.. Ross and
FRANK Jefferson are attending tha
Rational League Convention Of Com
mission Merchants I'm aeasion Of the
Hotel Stcnton. Cincinnati. -.
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LRwEs ITEMS.

Loves. Jan a. l0hn r. Bayiis has
sold his dwelling 90 John Salmons of
Philadelphia. who VIII t-ing Mis- family
here. Mr. Bayl.s viii 10 20 Milford
and take charge ~ a ash factory.
william Bookhammcr will ieove his
farm and 20 20 Milford. His brother.
Dr Sylvester Bookhammer. viii come
from Atlanta. Ca. and take charge 81
the farm.
Miss Anne r. Nichais. town clerk
NJ Lewes. - enjoying her visit &C.
Antwerp. Belgium. and has asked The
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

clkton. Md. Jan. f2.--Chesa peake
city Fire 60. has reelected W W.
Schaner president: Homer J.. Camp
bell. vice. president; william u, John
son. secretary. n. W. Caldwell. treas
urcr. and benjamin Carpenter. chief.
Lewis Long. aged IS years. a stu
dent at the Elkton High School, died
al the home Of his parents al Leeds.
after a brief illness Of pneumonia.
Tho Pierce Amusement Company
early In the Fall started the erection
~ % new theatre on Main street. The
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American soda Fountain COMPANY
quarterly oi q 1n a sharc PAYABLE Foh-
ruarf Ih
nanirls Motor car COMPANY quarterly
~ =. sharr un preferred uaVahlc Ianu-
az o.
Y e. hriU company quarterly Of 81 -
q share nn urtfrrrrd payable February I
Penn Tram COMPANY ~rruI-aunuaf az
. snurt uaN ahir February
Vltfsnurr Cincinnati. Chiragu and 81
LOUIS Railroad COMPANY - sharr.
PAYABLE January 90
irudurrrr and krnuers Corporal ION
uunf frflN OF a.. uDr cents a share on pr,,-
frrnul uaNahli lonruart
n hrrss a GO fuarfrrlV Of Al a
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cnhen NJ snrasr Convention.

Lew - Cohen. manager q the sny-
DIR store a. SAG Market street, viii
attend tho snyder convention a. New
YORK CITY. on January - and ~,
during which time. the local store
win he clrsed. The assistant na nager
~ tho local store win accompany Mr.,
Cohen. Mr.. Cohen is an active mnm-
ber ~ tho wilmington Athlete As
ISOLATION.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
VIII SON LINE.
philadeiphia. Penn's Grove. On,

PHILADELPHIA Penn's Grove, Chester
SCHEDULE OF TRIPS
Leave Fourth ST. Wharf. Wilmington
FOR Philadelphia and Chestnut 81 WHAT.
Philadelphia for Wilmington. az '430.
S.. 40 3Ofa. m. ft2 noon. 40. - -.
$3.50 D.. ca.
Runs ON sat sun. and holidays
SRuns on week days except sat
WILMINGTON pm N'sGROVE no UTE
Leave Wilmington 'G.1b. T.46. No. a. No.
~ noon 1915. q. 3. 10 and ~ .. m.
Leave Pann's Grove '5.35. =. p, AZ
Trips marked 10 not run on sun
Trips marked leave 40 and ? . ~
ON sundays
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ADAIR'S TRIAL JANUARY 80.
rase Postponed Untll That Date Due
60 Illness OF Defense Witness.

Robert Adair's appeal for a post
poncment of the trial OF his case. WAS
granted yesterday afternoon by Judges
Richards and Rodney in General SEES
SONS Court. "Wednesday, January 81.
was the day set FOR trial of the case
Adalr appealed for an extension Of
time Because OF the illness of a ma
teriai witness
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STAFFORD HAPPENINGS.

Soaford, Jan. 12-NIrs. clyde e.
Thompson entertained the members
of the Seaford Sewing club together
With several invited guests. Monday
evening at he home on High street.
refreshments being served at the con-
ClEsion ut the evenings activities.
Among the out-of-town guests was
Mrs. Otho McWillams OF Rhodes
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EDITH ". GARRETT.
DEAD; ILL 4 WEEKS
Was Granddaughter Of Thomas
Garrett of Civil War
Fame.

Miss Edith W. Garrett. grand
daughter ~ Thomas Garrett. Abo-
juonist 81 civil War days. and one
~ the ,sEanizers of the underground
railways" over which fugitive Negroes
were taken from the South to the
North died yesterday AZ the Delaware
Hospital She had not been well for
some time. but four weeks ago uudor
went an operation. from which she
never rallied.
Miss Garrett was horn al COS Wash
ington street. on January 21.1s71. For
a number OF years she lived with her
family below New Castle. on Rivu
road. She was a graduate Of Friends
school 900 this city and was a daughter
of Howard and the late Mary :
Garrett Her father and two brothers
Howard G. Garrett and Or. Ellwood :
Garrett survive her.
Tho funeral services will be held to
morrow az her late home, 7Ol Yves
Twenty street. Intcrnent will
/ be PRIVATE. Deceased was a member
/ of The First Church OF Christ, Scien
I H
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DEATHS.

COMMON -ln this city. ON January ~
lN'i, illa wife 81 d W Common
Relative ana friends arr invited 60 at
tend thr funrrai rgrNlrrs az her late resi-
orncr lula Madison stuct on Monday
afternoon at lu % cluck Intorment al
Wilmington and brandy wine cemetery
Pleas omit bowers
piopifiS in This city. on January II
lnla Mar A vito Of the late John y
Peoples aud daurhtor % Juna a and
tho late Michael nanahtr
Relative and friends are invited % at
tend she funnral from her late residence.
no North Harrison sfrCuf. ON Mouda az
morning January %. az q o'rlOc.
h.luicn mas ~ "a Paul = Church In
t.rinent az Cathedral cemetery.
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FIVE POINTS MEETING.

Richardson Park, Jan. i2--The sec
ond annual election ~ the Five Points
Ciyics Association viii be held at q
meeting Of that body in their hall 90
night. The reports ~ the retiring a.
ncors will boz submitted
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IN MEMOHlAM.

In loving remembrance Of our dear
daughter and sister. Emma J. Hall who
departed this life five years ago today
January -. 1918
Her Baatb.sr- f. Their and hnathar
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Mrs. Mary A. Peoples.

Mrs Mary A. Peoples. widow OF
John T.. Peoples. and daughter Of
Julia a. and the late Michael Dana
hee. died yesterday at her home, 10
North Harrison street. The fungal
VIII be held Monday morning at 3
o'clock. with a requiem mass at St
Paul's Church and intCrment in the
Cathedral comefprN
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RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. ..

t1Jo~4r7i,cto~ Kentucky Ave NJ Rss~h
NtoNiHi i'i~i Elevator - street PIT
vafa baths running water v. koDp.
owner and proD Open al year
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Death OF An Infant.

Catherine. the l7-mOnths-old daugh-
ter of John and the late Catherine
Council. died yesterday The funeral
will be held from the home OF her
uncle. James Armstrong. SATURDAY
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, with intermea,
IN Cathedral cemetery.
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Mrs. William Allen.

Mrs. William Allen OF Newport. r.
J.. mother 81 William II Allen. mana
ser OF the old Colony Club. in this city.
died yesterday at her home. Mr.. Allen
left for Newport last night.
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Mrs. Ella IA, Common.

Mrs. Ella X. Common, wife OF h. W
Connor. died this morning at her
home. 1923 Madison street The funeral
viii Dee held on Monday. with services
al htr late home at 2.30 o'clock and
interment In Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16

El pago de los trabajadores Sc efec-
tuara los dias sabado desde Ia l de la
tarde en- adelante.
Sc fijara en- los, Sitios de trabaio una
campaia, pito, bandera Il. otra seial
cualquiera que indique las horas de en-
trada rae u, salida "a, del Fl, tF5bai9; /,
Los fr44lantes de eatas bases, en-. re-
presentaeion de .ambqs iqtereseS,e los
del capital y el trabajo. quedardn for,
mados en- I'm Comise de Conciliaci6n,
para tratar todas las cuestionesa que
puedan desviap laitarnuonia entire Pa.
tFanos y Trabajado5s,. ola ~ ls
F iEstas bases shanssido firrnaelas .por las
representations de. Patronos vi Frata-
jadoress por medic de sus representa-
clones 'legaies en- la co.iferencia + CO.
n1enzara a regir desde ell tifa.i. &. de
....... :, del afo 1928 para ser con-
sideradas de nuevo en- el a1o 1924" \
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
.SEGUNDO MANIFESTO EIfORBTA'
lALOS POETAS- De AMERICA!

;Poetas de America? Tai vez. Va
nuestro segundo manifesto a tcdos
los que sientan en- sus venas, aun ca
iiente, la sangre primitiva de los an
tiguos y fuertes pobladores de nues-
tro continente. iQue el Norte y el
Sur extiendan sus manos a traves de
sas Antillas, y tocandonos con sus de-
dos meniques, griten: "Somos, Existi-
mosw
Levantemos poetas, levahtemos So
bre la grande rufna del pasado la in
mensa mole de una nueva literature
cantadoraj de la belleza it'll y exalta-
dora de nuestra America.
Quedense un lado Nervo, Rubens,
Reissig, etc, que dieron al lnundo una
idea falsa de 10 que vive en- nosotros,
y laborapon con manos feneniles Pc
quenos camafeos y dies intltiles. Ba-
rramos de una vez y para siempre con
toda esa@caterva de fiautistas a la luz
de la luna, saeudamos nuestros esprit
tus, y que Il verso metal fundido v
chorreante, ncs bautice en- el nonlbre
de America.
Poetas j6venes; a vosotros va nues-
ira exaltacion. Pongamos nuestras
estrofas en- armonia con las catarata's
del Niagara y que Sc abra la enpci6n
como la boca del 0rinoco. Pase el es-
calofrfo de la cordillera andina en-
nuestros poemas, canten las locomoto-
ras'loeas de vertigo que cruzan como
relampagos sobre las nlontanas v las
iagunas, truenen los trucks, y ,salte,.
crpdo y fuerte el salitre de nuestras
costas en- las estrofas masculinas.
Abajo los poetas que beben en- Lon
dres y digieren en- Paris.
Levantemos, poetas, levantemos Ia
Tore de Babel de nuestro pensamien-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
DE aEI Dia1.l

IS =
Ell Comite Executive para Ia erec-
cion de la estatua de este ilustre pro-
Ger, compuesto por los seiores Gui-
llermo Schuck, Domingo Sepulveda y
L. Yordan Davila, nos comunica con
verdadera satisfaction que en- estos
dias comienzan los trabajos para la
Icolocacion de la estatua.
Conocemos la labor improba que
Sc impusieron aquellos sefores para
llegar egta fnalidad.
Sabemos que aln estan recaudando
fondos para completar la cantidad ne
cesaria; y sabemos tambien que estan
suscritas va, por 10 cual los trabajos
daran eomienzo en- estos dias.
La estatua sera colocada en- la pla-
"a Luis Munoz Rivera, en- Ell sitio que
ocupa la farola actualmente.
Hemos visto los pianos para los
trabajos y podemos asegurar que re-
sultara un conjunto artistico de es-
plendida apariencia estabilidad.
81 dia que Sc descubra la estatua
sera de verdadera satisfaction para
los poncenos y todos los que han con-
tribufdo para levantarla.
Y.sera invitada la Isla entera, auto
ridades, asociaciones, corporaciones y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
FL -DIA. DE REYES
Por Ia Tradicion y la Anistad

Fran las diez de. una de estas mana
mas frescas de enero.
El auto marchaba veloz, y nuestra
vista, I'm lado v otro de la carretes
ra, abarcaba el amplio panorama de
aqueIIas extensas llanuras.
AL fin dejamos el camino pdbiico, y
el auto entro en- pleno dominic de los
shermanos Rovira, excelentes amigos y
portorriquenos hasta la medula. Y ell
.rnagnffeo caro- 'serpenteando el cami-
no Fecinal, nos llevo al cabo Ia her
mosa casa de. campo que Sc asienta
sobre el verde monticulo, Y desde ell
cuai los ojos extasiados abarcan las
bellas perspectivas de la pradera.
va sobre Ia dominante altura per-
cibiendo clayamente el grito jubiloso
que procedfa de la planta alta de la
casa, nos dinos prisa a subir, y esca-
1eras arriba, fuimos parar ante un
numeroso grupo de buenos amigos,
cuyas manos estrechamos, y de las
ctales extrafnos algo sepajante al
aqua fresca que mojo nuestras gargan
tas, un tanto irritadas pore polvo del
camino.
Fueron nuestros galantes anftrio-
mes, en- aquella inolvidable comida de
Reyes. fuestros distinguidos amigos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16

don AGenaro Cautilo, don Joaquin Y
don Jose Rovira. seis bien cebados
lechcnes rindieron ALI, heroica y ga
Ilardamente, la jornada de5su vida de
cochinos. Y los otros muchos exec
lentes pIatos que fueroh sucediendose
en- la interminable mesa, hicieron tam
bien los honores de un almuerzo su-
culento, jugoso Y refrescado de GUAM
do en- vez, de manera deliciosa, como
81 sobre aquellos platos cayera, dull
ce y benefco, el nectar Incompatible
de las uvas de Moscatel.
Y aparecian sentados al rededor de
la mesa, los Sres. Genaro Gautino, pre-
sidiendola, Joaquin Rovira, Jose Ro-
viira; Fernando Beir6, Andres Pascual,
Avelino Mieres, Francisco Barnes,
Tomas Bernardini de la Huerta, Ma
nuel Martinez Davila, JESUS de JESUS,
Felix Berreteaga, Pompliio Anselmi,
Francisco G. Bruno, Jose Antonio Bru-
no, Juan Rivera Wives, Arturo Gar
cfa Beir6, Pedro Manzano Avin6, Eut
lgenio Dalmau muchos otros Que
ahora no recordamos. @4
Luego de los postres, Y, en- ,tarto
Gaia, POGO a POGO, en- pequenos sorbos,
en- nuestras gargantas, ell mas rico
cafe de Puerto Rico, Sc iniciaron los
brindis, ligeros,. sencillos, Y, pof 10
-mismo, sinceros y espontaneos, como
.cuadraba a una conlida de amigos, a
luna fraterna y amistosa francachelas
Sc 1evanta Manuel Martinez Daviiai
lPcne a prueba su imagination despoe-
ia, Y hace una bellfsima improvisa-
cion evocadora de los dias felices de
la tradicion portorriquena, tan her.
manada Y tan arm6nica con todo 10
que vive en- nosotros por los vinculos
de la raza immortal, en- ell seno, de la
cual tuvirnos la dfcha de nacer. LIE
sigue Bernardini de la Huerta, quien
con palabra serena y frme hace ati-'
nadas consideraciones sobre poIitica
general, que fueron muy aplaudidas.
Hablan, despuess Manzanp Avihd, Mie-
res, Beiroty Cautinp, 9he eierra con
paas fa.antass ffases, Blen qai!chASs, a! y
mejor pensadas v sentidas; frases que
salen de 10 hondo del corazon, y cuya
elocuencia es inccmparabTe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
oTRo MIEMBRo DEL GABINETE
QUE RENUNCIA.. ~

WASHINGTON, enero.- Inform6sa
oficialmente, en- Ia Casa Blgnea, que
Ell Secretario del interior, Mr. Albert
B. Fall, habfa renunciado sl puesto
v que serd efectiya esta el de mar
20 pr0ximo.
1 Ia renuncia del Secretario Fall es
la segunda que ocurre en- el gabinete
del presidente Harding desde su for-
maei6n.
La otra fue Ia del administrator de
.correos Mr.. VIII J. Hays, hace un afio.
Manifestose tambien en- la Casa
Blanca, squei 81 pfesidente Harding,l ial
aceptaf Ilq rep1nsia de- ssE secretafio,
habfai& lofreqido i'm sitio zen la Cote
Suprema de Justicia de los Estados
Unidos, cuya oferta 'fue rechazada p6r
Mf. Fall, ddfeh inform6 al presidente
que Sc retiraba del -servicio pdblico va
que deSeaba dedicar su tempo al cui-
.dado da asuhtos personales..
La Sl;enufcia del Seeretarie Tall ar
moniza con la idea que ha eAistido
desde haee tempo en- el gabinete, don
de Sc saba que dicho fpncionario Sc
retirarfa al eabo de dos amos de SER
Tvicio.
Al ingresar Mr.. FALL declare sus
amigos que dnieamente seryirta por
dos afiios.
i Categ0ricamente Sc indico en- la Ca
sa Blanca, que la fenuneia del Secre-
tario del Interior no Sc debfa nin-
gun desacuerdo EN- el gabinete nj con-
flicto alguno entire ell presidente Hard
ing y Mr.. Fall.
No Sc ha informado auien Sc desig-
nara successor del renunciante, pero Sc
entiende que su puesto sera ofrecido
al senador Frank B. Kellog, del par
lido republicano de Minnesota, Que
fue derrotado en- las elecciones ,cele-
bradas- en- noviembre. Mr. Kellosg. es
IN amigo fntimo del presidents Hard
ing.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-16
Noticias de SAM ad

Ef Hon Comisionado de ;Sanidad,
deetor w. F. I4ippit, ha visitado en-
asuntoss oficiades, las poblaciones de
Guayama, Arroyo, Patillas, sIaunabo,
Arecibo, IIatiiIb, Camuy Quebradillas.
Isabela Y Agus,dilla.
Han sido aprobados por el ingeniero
snnitarfo- les pianos para .el eddficio
de la Alta Escuela de Cagu&s, cue
constara de dos pisos. y yeinte salo-
mes. y sera elnplazado EN- la salida de
Caguas para Cayey. Tambi6n la sido
aprobados los, pianos para. tln hermoso
edificio, emplazado al frente de la
plaza de C&guas al lado de las ofici-
mas municipales que sera destinado
para cuartel de policfa Y ofieinas del
TELEGRAPH.
Ell doctor Townsend, enqargado de
la investigation de la Tuberculosis, ha
yisitado Ia seinana nasadaaf1a poBlas
efon de Bayamon, Il las lfabricas &c
tsabacos estableeidas en- dicho pueblo,
y en- sesta seinana nspeccionara las
pcblaciones de Rio Piedras, Gurab6,.
Juneos, San Lorenzo Isas Piedfas, HUI
macao Ceiba, Fajafdo, Fieques, Lu-
qniIlo, Rio Grande, Lola, Carolina y
Trujillo Alto
Dentro, de pfontd Sc comenzalsi q
trauaf, III anenSiis pqr uncsnariasis pors
IN nueYo netodo. sumamente sencillo,
pues con una soll d6sis en- IA mayor
parte de los casss queda el enferano
libre dc Parasites.
Ell me6icamento es mas barato que
los que Sc han efnpIoado hasta ahora,
timol " chenopodio, ii los enfer1nos loI
tolnan con .gusto. Esta droga Sc la
ma tetracloruro de carbon carbon tes
trschodo), Ya Sc ha hecho el pri-I
mer pedido a los EstaGos Unidos. En-
81 Brasil Sc han tratado hasta s.horaA
100000 casos \ en- Ia mayor parte han
quedado curados con solo una d0sis de
ls medicina.
El doctor~ Miguel Angel Mariani,
medico inspector del distrito de Are
cibo, Sc encuentra eh San Juan, en-
asuntos oficiales.