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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
M|DDLESEX DAY
IN CHANCERY
Frazer Divorce Action, South
River DismiSsed--0ther
Cases Are Heard

TRENTON, May 2.-In order to
give George Pleckner and his coun-
sci, Edmund Hayes, a chance to en-
gage an auditor to 60 over the books
Of the Layton Tract Realty Company,
OF New Brunswick. Vice Chancellor
Buchanan here yesterday ordered n
discontinuance of the hearing of
Pleckner's case against the company
pending the examination of the
books. The complainant is seeking
to prevent the issuance of 240 shares
of capital stock of the company.
which he claims would freeze him
out of the concern in which he IS a
minority stakeholder and also is ask
ing a dissolution Of the corporation
cn the ground that 1t is being opera
ted at a loss.
Judge Freeman Woodbridge, coun-
sci for the company, said that his
clients consented to a full inspection
Of the books. He asked, however,
hat part OF the restraining order
concerning the operations of the
company be amended so that the
company might, if The opportunity
presented, sell ont OF its lots pend
ing the disposition of this case. MI.
Hayes consented to this understand
ing provided that he be given two
days notice before any sales or this
Kind are cansumated.
Hayes charged that the company
had made sales of the land aggregat-
ing $4,000 but that II could not ac-
count for about $4,000 of this mon
ey. He said at the afternoon session
that in the interim from the morn
ing hearing he had discovered this
amount was $4,000.
Yesterday seemed to be Middle
Sc Day" in Vice Chancellor Buchan-
ans court here. The domestic trou-
bles of Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer, Of South
River, were aired, each side suing
for a divorce. Both suits were dis
missed. In 1919 they made an agree
ment to separate and the wife charg-
ed desertion since that time. The
vice chancellor said that the agree
ment still stood and that in view of
this there could not have been any
separation, inasmuch as they had
not lived together or changed the
agreement. The husband made
some charge of inidellty upon the
part of the wife. The Court said the
proof of this was not sufficient.
Richardson represented
the husband and Nj. Cowenhover
the wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
RECORD AIMS ATTACK
At HARDING AND EDGE

JERSEY CITY, May 2:-George
L. Record, Of Jersey City, today is
sued a statement charging that
President Harding's support of the
League of Nations World Court, and
Senator Edges espousal of the wet
issue, ~foreshadows the lines upon
which the Republican machine lead
ers will try to shape next years
political issues. Mr.. Record charges
that these issues are put forward for
the purpose of diverting the public
mind from the monopoly methods
and privileges Of the great trusts,
such as the Standard Oil, beef and
coal trusts, hitch exact in excessive
prices billions Of dollars unjustly
from the Amel IN people. Mr.. Rec
ord claims that the destruction of
these monopoly privileges ought to
be the paramount issue next year,
and that in order % fight these vital
issues the organization leaders are
planning a sham battle between the
two great parties over the liquor
question and our foreign relations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
To
GIVE CONTRACT
Next Tuesday Night for Con-
stuction of Sewer in Bor-
ough--CounciI Meets

| MATAWAN, May 2:-The contract
for the construction of the new sew
er system in this borough will be
awarded next Tuesday night at the
regular meeting of the borough
council. This action was decided up
on at the adjourned meeting of the
council last night, and Borough At
torney Jacob r. v. Lefferts was in
structed to draw the contract this
week. The contractors. Seamon &
Letzkus of Stone Harbor, were pres
emit at last nights session of the
council and agreed to the changes
as desired by the council, thus assur-
ing the starting of the work within
the next few weeks.
The council feels that they have
obtained one of the best systems that
could be installed in the borough and
the fact that the plans and speeifica-
tons have been gone over by several
experts leaves little to be desired in
the installation of a eve of this
kind. For the important part Coun-
Gilman William v. Clark has taken
in ~perfecting the plans he was ten
dered a rising vote Of thanks by the
mayor and council.
A lengthy discussion took place
concerning the financing or the pro-
ject, and it was decided that there
would be no question of obtaining
the money as needed by the sale of
improvement bonds.
The contract for the removal of
two houses in Broad street, which is
to be extended and widened in both
the northern and southern direction,
was awarded to Max Crime. There
were two bidders for this work.
Hansen Brothers of Perth Amboy
who bid 1890 and Crime. who bid
s1,475. The bids included not only
the removal of the houses but also
the rebuilding OF them after the re-
moval work is completed.
Two notes for $4,000 each, one
in the Farmers and Merchants
National Bank and the other in the
Matawan Bank were ordered re-
newed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
COMMUNITY HOUSE FOR
SPOTSWOOD SECTION

sPoTswOOD, May 2:-Directors
md members Of the Appleby-DeSille
Foundation have extended an invita-
ion to the people OF this district to
isit the Community House which
las been reconstructed into a mod
m clubroom next Monday afternoon
which will be the formal opening
lay of the Community home. The
ibrary will as before occupy a large
pace in the community building and
large selection of new books has
e added to rs present varied col
.etion. Space has also been provid-
il for community meetings. The
moral society Which has met In
afIvns 4 .sits during the reeonssrne-
% pe~ss.g Of the house has again
As1hmed holding their session in
1ese quarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
SAFETY mi STREET
TRAFFIC

me first regular street car serv-.
ice in New Jersey began in 1S60;I
the first regular electric street car
service in 1890. 4
In the intervening years there
has been a remarkable increase in
THE length of ride given for a single
Mare; there has been, moreover, a
remarkable extension in the. terri
tory served and in the frequency
and convenience of operation.
Most important of all, methods
of operation have been so developed
that the street car is the safest
[vehicle that uses the public streets
and highways. 4
+ That is a matter of moment, In
these days, when street traffic is TAX
ing its daily toll of lives and reck.
less operation of vehicles is making
use Of our thoroughfares increas-
ingly dangerous. !
And it has been accomplished
by unending effort and eternal
vigilance. Public Service cars are
equipped with every proved me-
chanical and electrical device that
contributes to safety; Public Sery-
ice operating rules and regulations
are based on the experience of
many years, and Public Service
trainmen are under instruction
from the day they enter the serv.
ice until the day they leave it. in
safe operating methods.
When you ride in Public Serv-
ice cars you-Ride the Safe Wayl"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
EVENT
FOR SPOTSWOOD

sPOTSWOoD. May 2;-At the
meeting of the Board of Trade held
last night here reports of the ticket
sale for the annual spring concert
which will be held on May 15 at
Whitney hall was received. The Glee
Club OF Rutgers College is the sole
attraction and they have prepared
an interesting program. George w.
DeVoe, president of the board, said
this morning that this seasons event
will surpass any other given under
their auspices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02
NINETY-EIGHT OUT OF EVERY
HUNDRED WOMEN

who have tried Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound for ailments peculiar to
their sex, have been benefited by II. What
hoidi Over so. 900 women replied to q
questionable recently sent out by the
Lydia q. Pinkhan Medicine Co.. of lynn.
Mass. % per cent. of whom definitely
stated that they had been benefited or
restored to health by this old fashioned
root and herb medicine. This IL a most
wonderful record for efficiency. and should
induce every woman who suffers from
any eilment peculiar to her sex to give
II a fair trial.--Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-02

Colonel Dan Morgan Smith vino
was commander in France of the
Battalion of Death" First Battalion
258th Infantry, Goth Division, A. 2.
F., which went into the st. Mihiel
drive with 1920 and came out with
327, will address a community meet
ing at the First Presbyterian church,
Thursday, May 3rd, at s P. M.
Colonel Smith is said to be the
most eloquent and convincing sold
decorator in America. He has just
completed a tour of this country in
which he has delivered his address
THE Spirit of America in all of the
large cities and everywhere has been
met with an enthusiastic reception.
His address is a deeply impressive
appeal for improved conditions, re-
ligious, industrial, and civic. 1t is an
appeal for an undivided stand for
the constitution, Including the
Eighteenth amendment and for an
adequate and effective enforcement
of all law. This meeting is held un-
der the auspices of The World Lea
gue Against Alcoholism. Admission IS
free and everyone is welcome.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
ENFERMEDADES TRASMISIBLES

RelaciGn de los casos de enfermcda
DIES trasmisibles reportados Il esta of
Gina durante la semana que termint
al 1 dc diciembre de 1923.
Tuberculosis. s.-Aguadilla >: Caguas
3; Carolina, / Cayey. 1; FajardO. l
Humacao, 1 :; Lares, L: Mayagtiez, 2
Rio Piedras, 1; San Juan, s: Vie
Ques l. Total, %.
Difteria.-Caguas, i; Lares, 1: y
San Juan, T. Total, 8.
URcihaFidsis.-Lar ): San Juan,
p. Total, Z.
Hfuensa!-Lares, 10. Total. TO-
< SffIis.-Bayam6n, 1 Caguas, 9; Fa-
jardo, 1; Luquillo, |; San Juan, 16;
Y Toa Baja, l. Total, %.
Tifoidcd. 2; Bayam6n, II; ;
Camuy. 1; Cayey, p Fajardo, 1 Ha-
tillO. Z; San Sebastian, 2; San Juan,
1 Toa-Baja, 1 ; UtuadO, 1. Total, 10.
Hdlaria.-San Juan, 4. Total. a.
Total de casos reportados en- la off
Gina durante la semana. 93.
DR.. Dr. o. dc ,1a--RoSd. -'-'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
In |ibTO Oti|ISiNIO
Compilation de las Leyes y Regla-
mentos sObre elecciOnes
InscripciOnes.

Nuestro distinguido amigo el Licen-
ciado Don Ramon Siaca Pacheco, Su-
perintendente General de Elecciones,
ha hecho una compilation de la Ley
Electoral Y de los Reglamentos sobre
inscripciones y elecciones, en- un tomo
pulcramente impreso, que en- cumpli-
miento de un acuerdo de la Junta In
sular de Elecciones ha sido publicado.
Luego de haber separado los ejem-
plares suficientes para el uso de los
partidos polfticos Y los funcionarios
electorales, ha decidido la Junta Insu-
lar de Elecciones que los ejemplares
sobrantes sean vendidos al costo, a
las personals que tengan interes en- ad-
quirirlos. Por 10 tanto, ell precio del
ejemplar sera de diez centavos para
San Juan y con franqueo, para cual-
quier pueblo de la Isla, de doce CEN
tavos, en- sellos de rentas internas.
Agradecemos al culto y prestigioso
funcionario, ell ejemplar que Sc ha
servido enviarnos para nuestra biblio-
teca, va que no Sc nos oculta la i'm
portancia de la obra como texto de
consulta en- todo tempo, y mas aun
,en la epoca que Sc avecina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
De Base Ball

Los muchachos de la "Labra", hd-
hilmente capitaneadOs pOr Don Pepito,
dieron el martes por la tarde muestras
de que adelantan mas de 10 que Sc
eSperaba, ell este deporte. Los ECU
bches" fucron los selecciOnados por el
amigo Rivera para cnfrentarlos a sus
braves y diSciplinados muchachos,
por este motive la liga del Hip0drO-
mo Sc VIC invadida por los fans" de
San Juan Santurce.
FL iucgo di6 principio con Fal6n y
Barcenet de batcrfaS por los de la es-
Icuela, Vilar Parade por el ''Ha-
vana" Desle un principle SO not0 Ia
superioridad, pcro nuestro dcscO no era
fijarmos en- este detalle, sino yer Ia no
vcna de Don pCpito hacer su eSfuerzo
para iugar 10 mcjor possible con los
prufcSiCnacs. Salimos altamcntc
satiSfechoS, pUcs vimoS que nueStrOS
muchach0S cScolarCS no Sc amilanaron
V que COnSl@uierOn llcEar al "nogar
on cinco ocaCiones aYudadoS por huc
nos hits" y mandates por su rapitan.
FL jucgo tcrmin0 habicndO hecho
cinco carrcras cada team. Sc distin
glipron Barccnet. PelGn, Samuel, Pc
pin Andino.
Marcia cen viento ell p0pa 10 que
pretendc cl bravo instructor de la la
bra. PudimoS nOtar que las ninaS de
dicl.a escuela recibcn instruction de
baseball V que ell entuSiasmo que las
gufa acabard por levarlas IL 10 que su
instructor dcsca. Acaso sea la tinica
cscuela en- la iSla donde haya un EN-
pp1o tan dccidido V tan dcSinteresado
por adicstrarse en- los deportes y este
seryira de orgullo Il su Principal Il
su instructor. Qusi6ramos yer un de-
saffo de las niIiaS dc Ia 'Labra" para
poder admirar en- cl caj0n Il III simpa-
tiuufsima Aida Cruz
PEDRITO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
La vida en- Berlin
Un automovil por diez pesetas

Mi amigo ef especulador polaco, sim
ito hace tres meses la necesidad de
cambiar de autom6vil. Sus 6xitos f.
flancieros, Su posici6n social, cada dfa
mas prepOnderante, eran su juicio,
incompatibles con uni modesto torpedo
'lspoH'f de dos asientos. 5Se hacfa in
dispensahle la limusina de gran lu-
j0: cincuenta caballOs, Illumination por
arco voltdico,, asientos .tapizados de
terciopelo, litera para los viajes nocs
turnOs, calefacci6n,. suspension de al
re cOmprimidO, motor silencioSo V ca
-ja de caudales secreta. precisamen-
te el tltimo moaeIo "Hohenzollern"
reunfa tOdaS estas cualidadeS V Otras
muchas no menos indispensables. Su
tnico defect0 era 5.el precio costaba
1000 millones de marcos 100000 pc
setas) al eambio de aquellos dfas.)
PerO ESQ que yo llamO defect0 era, en-
realidad, para mi, amigo el especula
polaco, una cualidad mas Sin In me
nor vacilaci0n adquiri6 un "Hohen-
z0llern" 1ltimO modelo, con GAIA de
caudales secreta, motor silcnciosO, sus.
pensi6nP de3 aire comprihido. ctc., etc
AL mismo tempo vendi6 un amigo
suyo jeveh v iaprbSeclIado especuladoi
checOeslovaco, el torpedo "spOrt" dc
dos asientos por 1.5O0. FL verdadero
especulador no quiere mas que d6la
res Transige en- Gltimo termiEo. con
Ia libra esterlina, la corona sueca v
el franco suizo. Pero tiene por el
marco una repugnancia instintiva. Pa
ra cObrar, Sc entiende.
81 Sc trata de pagar, va es otra CO.
sa. Mi amigo pag6 su nuevo autom0-
VII en- marcos papel, tlnica moneda de
curse legal para las transacciones CO.
merciales en- el interior de Alemania.
No precisamente en- billetes de Ban
co; hubiera necesitado eatonces una
tOnelada de ellOs. Tamp0co ell che"
que; en- Alemania los cheques son to-
dos al pOrtador, y-pOr tenor la
perdida o al robo-nadie quiere extern
der cheques por grandes cantidades.
Mi amigo sabe muy bien como hay que
bacer las cosas, Y pag0 los 1000 mi
Homes de marcos que cOstaba su nue.
vO automovil Ell una letra aceptada
tres meSes, fecha avalada con dos fir
mas de reconocida solyencia.
Ning1n Inconvenience tuvo la casa
en- aceptar como pagO una
letra en- estas condolences. Saba que
al dfa siguiente ell BancO de Alemania
Sc la descontarfa sin dificultad. Y. Ell
efecto. al dfa siguiente In casa vende-
dora cobr6 los 1000 millones de mar
cos 100000 pesetas,) Ell el BancO dc
Alemania. y mi amigo, el especulador
polacO entr0 en- possession de su magnf-
lico "EI0henzollern" de cincuenta ca
ballos. con asientos taplzados de ter
riopelo, litern para viajes 'nocturnos.
por arco voltalco. etc., etc.
No tnvo necesidad dc desembolsnr I'M
t;racias nj crcdlt0---la mas
1tll de todas Las lnstltuciones.- mt
amigo dnrante tres mcses. ha podldi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

| deslumbrar sus relaciones y provo
car el pasmo de las masas rurales con
un autom6vil de 100000 pcsetas, que
en- rcalidad no le costaba NADIA.
Hasta que ha llegado-todo llega al
fin-7el dfa de pagarl0. Mi amigo, el
especuladOr pOlaco, esperaba este dia
con la tranduilitlad de conciencia del
hombre SECURE de podcr hacer honor
Il su firma. Hoy Sc ha. prcsentadO a
slI .oficina-montada con tanto luiO CO.
mo su autom0vil I'm cobrador de le-
Reichsbank dispuesto cObrar la le-
ira de mil millones de marcos accp-
tada hace tres meses. Mi amigo hui
Diera podido renovar III letra, pcdir
una pr0rroga. No 10 ha hecho para no
empaiiar SUI fulgurante. reputation. Su
cajero ha pagado sin pestaIicar los
mil millones de marcos y el cobrador
del BancO de Alemania Sc ha rctiradO.
deSpuGs dc dar las graciaS Y Saludar
cortGsmentc. Mi amigo cs, partir
dc hoy, Ell dueno absolute indiscuti-
bic de un esplGndido "IIohenzolIern"
de acincuenta caballos, con (vGanse los
pdrrafoS anteriorcSl
I4e lla costado diez pcsetas. Por-
Que los mil milloncS de marcos, que
valfan cien mil peSetas el dfa que el
BancO de Alemania descOnt0 la letra.
valen tan slo diez Resetas hoy, dfa del
vencimicntO Y del cobro. FL BancO de
Alemania estd Sobernado-a pesar de
todas las campalas Y de todas las pro-
testas-por m scilOr Havenstein, in
ventOr de la formula MAX gleich
MBark k'-marco igual marco Con
esta formula mardvillosa, cl Banco de
Alemania, durantc los tltimos> cinco
amos, ha enriquecido unos cuantos
centcnarcs de cspeculadores--pola
cheCoeSlOvacOS. rumanoS v alemanes
de pura raZa--a costa del restO del
pals. Y a costa de los enthusiasts
c0mpradOres de marcos de t0das las
latitudes. 81 hay algl1n puertorrique-
no que no c6mprende todavfa como es
possible que sus marcos hayan llegad0
a no waller NADIA, piense on el autom6- !
vii dc mi amigo, el especulador pola- !
co. Y lie parecerd la cOsa mas natural
del mund.
DOuglaS Flint.
Berlin. octubre de 1923.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
AGGRESSION CON UN PALO

FL dfa ,. las Clio p. m., ell la ca
lie Allen. Manuel Montero, resirlente
Ell III calle In Luna nGmero rs, con un
palo agredi6 Il Pedro A. Ferrer, resi-
dente Ell Allen ntimero s, ocasionando-
lie una herida contusa en- la region
frontal izquierda, de pronostico, reser-
vado, siendo asistido en- Ia sala de sor
corros. FL agresor fu6 arrestado por .el
guardia Jose Q. V6leZ, nGmero III.
Ocupdndole el palo y denunciadb a la
Colte Municipal, por acometimiento, y
aggression ...t.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
p PEDRITO.

.Se la cnGrmc production Y de la mala
calidad de dsta pudiendo decirse que
Sc Ia cXtinguido va 10 que Sc llama ell
sorlo Givino.'
Con csas palabras anunci0 Maeter-
lInck que habia tcrminado su vida de
cscl'itOr.
NIl dltimo libro, aladi0, csti va eS-
critic v ahola abam,aCno la pluma, pucs
no hay dincro para los que Sc niesau
Il prosttuir Su genio.'
Ascglr0, el autor del Pljaro Azul 4.
Gl Y su esp0sa pasardn el restO de su
vida en- su villa Las Abenas, situada
en- MIA v ALI no entrard ningiM Pc
ri6dico nj libro modern0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
MAETERLINCK Sc RETIRA DEL
LIBRO

DESILUSIONADO POR QUE YA no
HAY DINERO PARA LAS OBRAS
DE INGENIO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
SERvICIO DE GIROS POSTALES

Ef scrvicio dc giros postalcs entire
Alemania Y los E. E. L. L. Y vice
versa ha quedado de nuevo alberto al
publico. Los giros expedidos en- Ale
mania seran base de ser pagos en-
los Z. f. U. Z. y los que estOs ex-
pidan seran en- d6lares para ser en
marcos en- Alemania al precio de cam
bio prevaleciente el dfa de la llegada
del giro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

partir del primero de Enero pr6ximo
venidero, los certificates de talla Y
reconocimiento fisico, asi como ell GER
tificado del tempo que lleven de re-
sidencia en- la Isla; documentos que
deberan ser presentados en- los res.
pectivos Ayuntamientos, precisamen-
tie ell primer domingo de Mario de
1924.
La falta de presentation de esos jus.
tificantes trae 'consigo la declaration
de profugO.
Lo que Sc advierte los que Sc ha.
lien en- la edad marcada por la Ley pa.
IA que procuren obtener con la anti.
cipacion necesaria, los certifcados dc
que queda hecho merito; en- evitaci6r
de los perjuicios y de las penalidades
que su falta pudiera ocasionarles.
Igual obligation ticnen los que Sc
encuentran sometidos revision POI
inutilidades temporales. Estos har
de obtener los certificados facuItati.
vos por conducto, del Consulado en- Sal
Juan, P. R., y remitirlos Espafa pa.
ra su presentation en- el precitado pri
mer domingo de Mario de 1924.
San Juan de Puer. to Rico, Di
ciembre 1924.
FL Consul de Espaha
ERNEsTO FREYRE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
DE CARRETERAs

Los trabal's a. sin cesar sc estdn lie
vando cabo IN Ia carretera que mira
4 Las Marin. con San Sebastian. SO
encuentran hastante adelantados.
En- Ia actualldad. dos brlgaGas de
Glen hombres cada una, llbran allf 81.
snbsisienciG.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
REANUDACION DE SERNICIO MA,
RITIAIO 4y. Ygsue.s

En- diciembre la North Lloyd rea-
nudard su seryicio maritime entire Bre-
men. Southampton y New York. Ell va
por Columbus de $4,000 tons. inaugu-
rard la reanudaci0n. .ft.g,t tfs,.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
UNA PAl.ABRA SIN Uso.

bra lucgo no Sc conoce en- los talleres,
electrico y mecanico, de Andreu, Agui.
lar & Co, Paseo Princesa, San Juan,
p R. ALI Sc lie complace a I'd. inme.
diatamente Pruebe nuestro buen ser.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06
CONSULADO DE- ESPANA EN-
San JUAN De PUERTO RICO
AVISO

Ell Consulado de Espaia recuerda a
to1os los espanoles que hayan cumpli-
do la edad de 20 amos, culaquiera que
sea su estado condicion, la obliga-
cion de pedir su inscription en- ell ais
tamiento para ell servicio militar; obli-
gacion que Sc hace extensive los pa
dres tutores asi como las personals
Autoridades de quienes dependan
los mozos.
Los mozos que residan en- el extran-
jero solicitaran su inscription en- el
Ayuntamiento donde habitan sus pa
dres tutores, o en- ell de la Ultima ve-
cindad que estos hubiesen tenido en-
territofio nacional, 81 no habitan en-
Ell; y falta de los padres tutores,
en- ell Municipio correspondence al Ill
timo domicilio de los propios intere-
sados antes de marchar al extranjero.
Ell alistamiento en- los Municipios
comienza ell primer dia de Enero y
termina ell 81 del mismo mes.
Los espaholes residences en- Puerto
Rico que esten en- la edad de incluirse
en- el pr6ximo alistamiento, sea, to-
dos los que eumplan 21 amos en- el
transcurso del 1924, cuidaran dc ser
incluidos en- los alistamientos de sus
pueblos respectivos; y deberdn obte-
nor en- este cOnsulado do EspnHa, a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-06

Mauricio Maeterlinck, el famoso es-
critOr belga, ha hecho intcresanteS de-
claraciOneS acerca de la production
intellectual.
la insensata competencia de los
publicistas Y editores ha sido causa
Evening star., 1923-03-09
Get the Boy a
Ne,U Spring Topcoat, $4.95

No reason for Dad to have Spring topcoat unless
Son comes in for One of these arrivals i'll
smart tweed or blue serge emblem and tailored
a Ct is just about right Sizes 213 to 8 years.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-09
Is Your Boy Going to Step Out at Easter?
Penr0d All-WO0l TWO-Pants Suits
- $12.98 $500 $500
Are the acme of boyish style ,Uith the
economy of quality and extra service

Every boy knows Penrod-tle Penrod of Booth Tark-
ngton personied by Wesley Barry, who sponsors and
wears Penrod Suits, And every mother knows sell
them: that our Endorsement is d virtual guarantee No
finer boys suits made They possess the utmost i'll
style, fabric and tailoring in boys Clothes The
Spring models in sizes to Is years, in a-woo1
Spring fashions For a successful Easter, start with
Penrod Suit
Evening star., 1923-03-09
Boys Stockings. 35c
3 pairs, $f.W

One of our best makers has
fashioned these sturdy ribbed
stockings and put into them
all the durability that active
boys require. An excellent
quality. Black only. Sizes s
10 H.