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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
DANA ENFERMA

Aunque su indisposicion no es de
las que inspiran temores, Sc encuen-
ira en- CANA desde hace algunos dfas
en- esta ciudad, la gentilfsima joven
madrileia Srta. Inocencia Arias y
Sanchez, sobrina de nuestro buen
amigo don Bonifacio Sanchez.
La asiste ell DR.. Fernandez Mater.
Sc halla va proxima a su complete
iI'establecimiento.
L sDeseamos para la bella enferma to-
da las alegrias y prestigios de la sa-
lud.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

ef
En- la Secretarfa de la Corte Fede-
raj, ha sido radicada una petici6n, en-
la cual solicita The Koppel Industrial
and Equipment Co, que sean nombra-
dos ADMINISTRATORS judiciales en- .el
case que lie sigue esta compafifa la
Central Bayaney: La cantidad que so
licitan en- la petici0n son $1s,372; pc
ro tambien dice la prescrita petici6n.
que La central demandada tiene con-
certadas deudas por yalor de $500. 900.
cantidad que Green ellos es mayor que
el passive.
La Central Bayaney, comenz6 en- el
a1o 1920, Y fue organizada por ell Sc
nor Fernando Ledesma, vecino de Are
cibo, quien actualmente es ell mayor
accionista, Y otro ndmero de agricul
torres del distrito. En- cierta epoca
estuvo la centran ell manos de. sin
dicos, por un procedimiento estableci
do ell la Corte de Distrito, de Sar
Juan, ell cual fu6 transado, Y, fue reof.
ganizada, dandole Iel npmbre de Are
cibo Sugar Co., pero, parece que ahors
la reorganization ha fracasado. !, ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Z
Cine Tres Banderas.-Sexto progra-
made Carlos elsHuracan" por Char
les Hutchinson, dos comicas Y una
Revista. I s
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
iGran estreno a las damas gratis!
|Gomplaciendo a nuchos de nuestros
asiduoss presentamos hoy miercoles la
|primera jornada de ~ba Golondrina de
Acero". Pelicula franeesa de .un mag
nifco afgnmente, asonpa pahandol olessasna
comedia.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-Damas
gratis. Grandioso estreno de la serie
en- 5 jofnadas, titulada: Gel Hombre
lie las tres Caras". PrimeTa jornada.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Tercera jornada de "Las Dos Niias
lie Pafis'.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-Es-
treno de sensation. La cinta hecha
en- Puerto Rico por Monte Blue Gel
Hijo del Desierto".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
MERCADo DE AzUCAR
3 .LltIl4 3lE !. - IL - II II ~ =
Cable recibido hoy por Lamborn &
Ia Co. San Juan, de su oficina de
ls.lE&I III New York. / ',;lSTl

5tMew York, martes, ehero 30.AMer-
cado quieto. Al cerrarse Ell mercado
habian refnadores y compradores que
interesaban azicares sc Cuba a s71e
t12D y habfan ofertas llipnitadas a
34 G.27@- REFINADA; La Federal
SsasarrRefaing Co, M Wy Arbuckle
lss seottifzals a. otIos a Csc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
PLEAS DODGE

No reparc su carro con las piezas
alsifcadas que le ofrecen por ahi. Di-
iiase siempre . @Andreu, ,Aguilar q
~" agentes exclusives de Dodge
Bros. en- Puerto Rico. y economizara
Tempo y dinero.
San Juan, p. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
Indice de Noticias

La Comisi6n de Servicio Pnblico
no pudo celebrar session aver 'martes,
dfa reglamentado para tai acto, por
no haber asistido quorum, pesar de
los innumerables casos que hay pen
dientes de resolver
-Fortola Valencia, Ia sugestiva bai-
larina de los pies desnudos, sali6 pa
ra Ponce aver a medic dfa, contrata-
da para dar tres funciones Ell el tea
tro Broadway de sdicha ciudad.
EN- ell vapor holandes Aurora, Sc es-
peran en- este puerto con 500 toneladas
de carga para esta plaza comercial, Y
seguira viaje para los puertos de San
to Domingo, San Pedro Macorfs, SAN
chez. Puerto Plata, Cape Haiti, Port
Au Prince Y Santiago de Cuba, admi-
tiendo carga Y pasajeros.
En- la Iglesia Cat6lica de Baya-
mon, Sc celebrara ell dfa 8 de febrero
pr6ximo, una Misa de Requiem por ell
descanso del alma del malogrado jo.
ven Manuel Rosales, oficiando en- di-
cha Misa. los Rvdos. Padres domini-
canos. i,
En- la semana pr6xima pasada, Sc
llev0 cabo ell la plaza Luis Munoz
Rivera. de Ponce. tn mitin socialista,
y todos los que hablaron- -segdn Sc ha
dicho--son empleados del municipio.
Hoy las diez de la manana Sc
inaugur0 ell Catailo, los nuevos carros
|uue recibi0 Ia Bull Insular Line, para
el2 servicio de pasajeros de la Lfnea
Ferrea del Oeste entire Cataao j Ba.
yaIhon q ~2asi u,'
4Procedente de yarios puertos de
la isla, aver las tres de Ia tarde,
atrac0 al muelle No. 1, de la Bull In
sular Line, el vapor San. Lorenzo, que
saldra para New York mafana jueves.
Ell pr0ximo cOrreo para los Esta-
dos Unidos. sc recogera en- la admi-
nistraci6n las 10 v media a. M, de
maflana jueves, que serd conducido por
ell yapor San Lorenzo.
Aver martes Sc vic ante ell Juez
Odlin, de la, Corte Federal, el case de
Estados Unidos VS.. Lavelgne OEivfe-
ri Rivera, quienes estaban bajo fianza
lie cinco mil d0lares cada uno, habi6n-
lole sido rebajada dicha fianza artres
mil quinientos dollars, y citados para
aomparecer nuevo jnicio ell % y. %
lei mes DE marze del aiio en- curse,
lfas en- que Sc vera el juiciQ. g;t.,1
i, La Orden Mas6nica.- segdn Sc nos
n informado, esta editando un yalio-
50 libro de todos los trabajos realiza-
dos en- el 1ltimo Congreso Mas6nico,
.celebrado en- SanaJuan,. -siendo -ele,eos-
.tozsde gcada. .libras.dos dollars selamen-
sbtS ~ - Stss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

En- la ciudad de San German Sc
inaugurara en- estos dias una nueva
importante escuela graduada, con
Ell nombre de Lola Tio, la poetisa ma
tural de aquella antigua y famosa
poblaci6n.
Tiene bien merecido este honor la
inspirada cantora portorriquena.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
NOTAS .OF|C|ALES

Ell Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha expedidO certificado lie DISC
lucion a, la corporation Gdbl pals de
nomipaaai The Cayey,IG Gasoline mud
Tire Corporation, euya 4dfieinaf pqia-
cipal. Sc halla establecida en- Oayey:
~ Ha rsidoo afehiyado,1 enrsla iSecreta-
ria Ejecutiva, el inforlhe. anuaI CO.
rrespondiente al af1o 1922 de las aso-
ciacienes del pals ydeneminadas .Logia
Luz, tlltsl Tea. .sSe.s8say= ay=Aseeiaettda
seiiesas ts4tos:
Ponce
Han sido presentadas, en- Ia oficina
del SecretaEio. Executive, nara sssassars q,
chiyO y registro, las clausulas de in
corporation de una corporation que Sc
trata de organiZar con ell nombre de
Rivero Y Co.,a Incorporated, cuya off
Gina principal sc establecera en- la ca
sa No. 26, de la Gale de Tetuan, de
San Juan. Dicha corporation Sc de
dicara principalmente fabricar Y
vender bebidas refrescantes.
Ha quedade archivado, Ell la Secre-
rtarfa Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico, Ell in
forme anual correspondence al ano
1922 de las corporaciones dom6sticas
denominadas Banco de Ponce, Maya
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

En- SUI residencia de Santurce Sc
ancuentra enfermo de algdn cuidado,
81 eonocido eaballero y ilombre de ne.
gocios, sefior Ramon Balseiro.
En- Ell vapor espafiol Buenos Aires,
llegado ell sabado q, recibi6 el seiior
Angel Rfvero, $500 kilos de ibros,
parte de la edici6n de Cr0nicas de la
Guerra Hispano-Americana en- Puerto
Rico.
Ell avi6n MORO Castle, sali6 el
lunes las ocho " media del pueblo
de Manatf, llegandu MaySgiiez a
las once y media, tripulado por el pi-
Lotto sefior Zimmerman y por el mecd-
nico seiior Walton, a quienes sacomps:-
ilaban sus respectiyas esposas.
Es ss4sEl srlb4marshal de la Corte de Dis
trito de Arecibo, senior Menendez, mien-
tras complimentabs. una orlen de dii
cha Corte, que consistfa EN- hacer en-.
atrega de una finca Ana Hernandez
Nelazquez, que obtuvo en- renlate; en-
ael fsitio conocide por la Montana, ju-
a1sdieei6n de Arecibo, Y despues dc
haber lleyadd u cabo su cometido, y
estar e0nforrne Francisco Vega, cor
/ 10 entrega de la finca, cusndo Sc re
tiraba de la casa con Armindo Her
nandez, ell seilor Men6ndez, al mirar
haeia atrds, not6 que el Vega le Sc
gufa con las manos metidas en- el pc
cho que al yer esa actitud agresi
va 'en Vega, le llam6 la atenci0n a
Arninlo, sonandd en- ese momento ur
Gisparo W despu6s otro, sin que pu-
diera herirle Armindo Hernandez
por haIberse este escondido detras del
caballo de Men6mdez, pero que, al des.
inontarse el marshal, Vega hizo el ter
Ger disparo 81 cual hiri6le en- el bra,
20 izquierdo. Vega fue arrestado y
|spuesto disposition de los tribuna-
lessde justicia.
Busy. (
81 . - 49, +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31

Ell PRoGREso EN- ACCIoN

La Srta. Mercedes Serralles ha sido
eleeta Directora suplente del Banco
de Ponce, una de las institueiones de
credito pdblico mas favorecidas por
la opinion en- este pals. Els un tri-
bhto rendido a la honradez, inteligen-
cia habilidad financiera de una jo-
ven portorriquena, la vez que un
triunfo del feminismo, digno de ser
registrado con encomio y satisfaction.
Con ell titulo de Cinema ha empeza-
de a publicarse en- esta ciudad una re-
vista dedicada al estudio y propaga-
ci6n en- Puerto Rico del arte mudo. La
dirije don Conrado Asenjo y la edita
don German Diaz.
LIE deseamos prosperidad larga
. vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
LOS QUE LLEGARoN.

LISTA DE LOS PASAJEROS QUE
LLEGARON EN- Ell VAPOR 'BUE-
NOS AIRES, DE LA COMPANIA
TRASATLANTICA ESPANOLA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
DRAMAS PoPcnAREse


.Iyal 81 ~ fio 2+-4sH.s Y soifqifs
Pe,'ro Perez. tabaquere cue yiNei eli
Il barrio del Machuchal, en- Santur-
cc, tiene uMa1 lfijaJ que yenda siendo
METRO de los Hnsistentes requiebres
de I'm tai Gabino Cortijo, Y al pare
cefyfel lkJlledde la chica no vefa con
bueros oios. aquelles- salanteos.
Sc dice queen varstis tdasioncs, Pc
dro habrale llalna6o11 Ia atenci6n. tan
to a su hija como al enamorado Salan.
sin que este tendiera a las razones
que leexpusiera el padre de la chica
para que cesara en- SUI obstinada ga
lanterfS, con vistas al niatrimonio o
con alguna mala intel.ci0n, tai vez.
Antes: de anoche, Pedro sedej6 de
cLiquitas v armada de un revolver Sc
propuso' terminar las para el incon-
venientes visitas Ne Gabino su hija
Y lie llan6! por, Ultima vez, para i'm
p0nerle suS sdeseos, como padre, dc
que aqpello tfeaErmlinsra, fa r sa
No sabelnos 81 hubo discussion en-
tire ambos ciudadanos y ST .culmin6 I'LL
-ataqtle por ,parte de. Gabino contra PEI
dto, enslo mas subido de tono del dia
logo: perd es ell caiso que Pedro le
dispar6 su revolver al molesto ela
fnofHtEo, hiiiGndole de mala manera.
Eal el sitio del suceso Sc persona Ii
.polA nd, ,sieilao5 llcValo Gabino en- una
talnlMl&ncia al Hospital Municipal y
Pedro ante las altoridades a respon-
der de su idelftO.
s For ted sailo NOS han noticiado :lir
muete de Gabino, ocurrida eSta ms
mana IL las cuatro, despu6s de una te-
srri6le agodfas zen ell cuarto Idle ciTugfs.
del mencionado hospital.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-31
Ell AsUNTo DE LA CENTRAL
BAYANEY.

los ACREEDoRES HAN RADICA-
.tDO I'm FsSCRITO EN- LA sCoRTEl
Federal. soLIcITANDo sINDI-
COS. s
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH MISSION
OPENS ON NEXT SUNDAY

Next Sunday, April 18th, at the 10
a. m. services, Rev. Father Ed. ]. Man
nix will open the Mission at st. Fran
els de Sales church.
The following order will be follow
ed:
Sunday at 1000 a. m. High Mass
sung by the choir and opening sermon
by Father Mannix: 1.-THE Call of
God"
The mission will continue every day
until Sunday, April 22nd.
Services every evening at 7:54.
Question Box. 800 Non-Catholic lee
ture, followed by mission sermon.
Subject for the Sunday evening
service will be: Life After Death"
Monday: "The Most Foolish Man in
the World"
Before the mission sermon each
evening a short lecture, especially
prepared for the instruction of inter
ested nom Catholics will be given.
At the door of the church will be
found a Question Box into which all,
especially non-Catholic friends, are in
vited to place any questions of a re-
ligious or moral nature. They will be
frankly answered the following even
ing.
Father Mannix is one of the most
earnest and eloquent speakers in the
state and his lectures are fascinating.
All are welcome to these services dur
ing the coming week.
REV. FATHER BOYLE, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
POPULAR PASTOR RESIGNS
Rev. T. F. Kelly of the First Baptist
Church Resigns Pastorate
Here.

On last Sunday Rev. T. F. Kelly, the
popular pastor Of the First Baptist
church of Lamar, presented his resig-
nation to the congregation. 1t was
with deep feeling that he made the
announcement as he has held the pas
torate of that church for u far longer
period than any other minister has
ever remained in Lamar, and during
his long term of over fourteen years
has made host of friendships not
alone among his congregation but also
throughout our city in every walk OF
life. Rev. Kelly held a series Of evan
gelical meetings in Lamar in 1907 and
the church made call to him at that
time. He was then located at Joplin,
Missouri, and did not accept the call
to Lamar until two years later in
1909. Since that time he has been con-
stantly on the job here, and it will be
with deep regret that the majority OF
our citizens see him leave.
He will continue to work here
through the month of April and will
deliver the Ascension Day address TO
Malta Commandery Knights Templar
at the Baptist church on Sunday
morning, May l3, he being Past
Commander of the order. His future
arrangements are not definite as yet
As he has several calls for future
work. Wherever he goes he and Mrs.
Kelly will take with them best wishes
of a host of Lamar friends.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
A Most Remarkable Document.

Probably one of the most remark
able documents ever given the approx.
al of any organization in the United
States, recently came from the Monta-
ma State Federation of Labor. 1t not
only proves the effectiveness of the
"boreing from within" process of rad
icals, but shows the spirit which is
now manifesting itself in many or
ganizations that they are above the
iaw-every law. The document in
question is resolution attempting to
speak for organized labor of Montana,
but we very much doubt if it does, and
declares the murder of a number of
men who were working in a non-union
mine as justifiable. The resolutions
which follow, speak for themselves:
Whereas, 1t is a recognized fact
that the United Mine Workers of
America stand for the rights of every
worker in their battle against organiz-
ed greed; and,
Whereas, During the 1922 strike
at Herrin, Ill, the miners defended
their rights to strike, as guaranteed
by the laws of the land, while the coal
companies, with the knowledge of fed
eral authorities, employed armed
forces for the express purpose of
breaking the strike, even though it
were necessary to murder to accom-
plish their purpose; and,
Whereas, The miners of that sec
ton did not propose to be tamely
murdered, and rightfully defended
themselves and their families; and.
Whereas, Many of our brothers are
now facing charges of murder, arson
and similar crimes, therefore, be,
Resolved, BY this convention that
we extend TO our brothers at Herrin.
H., our greetings and earnest wishes
for speedy acquittal.-
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
ELkS INSTALL OFFICERS
Lamar Lodge No. 1919 Begins New
Year With Large Meeting.

The new officers of the Elks Lodge
were instlled Tuesday night at big
meeting of members at the club rooms.
The officers for the ensuing year will
be:
X. J. McGrath, Exalted Ruler.
Chas. Owen, +. Ldg. knight.
Z. c. Leigh, L. Loyal knight.
J. V. Sayler, f. Lctg. knight.
Glen kirkpatrick, Grand Lodge Rep
reSentatiye.
Chas. Maxwell, Trustee.
+. II. Kelsey, Treasurer.
c. Cook, Tiler.
o. II. Rhodenbaugh, Esquire.
Chas. Thomas, Inner Guard.
Chas. Wooden, Chaplain.
The lodge is entering upon one of
the biggest years in its history as it
will include the dedication of the new
home.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11

]. V. Sayler, cashier of the Valley
State Bank, left last night for Den
yer on business.
W. II. McKeown, valley auditor Of
the McCue Nero. Co., was here sew
eral days the past week.
A. Pultz of Larned, Kansas, is in
Lamar this week visiting his son, Ray
Pultz of the Palace Clothiers.
Hon. H. L. Lubers of Denver, form
erly representative for Bent county,
was in Lamar on business last Thurs
day.
Barry Curran is in Lamar this week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Curran. He is now located at Kan
sas City.
TT. Snodgrass and +. W. Henritze,
officers of the Snodgrass Food Co,
visited the local houses of the COM
pany last week.
Mrs. b. l.. Balm, former resident OF
Lamar now living in California, is
here this week visiting her mother,
Mrs. D. W. Robinson, and other rel
atives.
I.C. Downing, deputy U. S. marslNl,
was here last Thursday. Cal was re-
turning from trip TO Leavenworth
where he took a special carload of
prisoners, fourteen in all.
Hon. Allyn Cole was in Denver last
Saturday trying to find out just when
he asked for a hearing before the gov
ernor on the Lambert bill. Sweet said
he did and Allyn and about s'teen
others said they didn't.
Donald Bent, former Lamar boy
now living in New Mexico, has been
here the past week looking after the
property of his father, the late A. E.
Bent. Donald visited with his uncle,
J. w. Bent, and met many Of his old
time friends.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
Colorado Booklet.

Agricultural Statistics OF the State
OF Colorado for 1922" is the title of
a 6i-page pamphlet just issued by the
State Immigration Department. 1t is
composed chiefly of tables, maps and
charts prepared for use in the Yelr
Book Of 1928 and is published chiefly
for the use OF those who are interest
ed primarily in the agricultural de-
velopment OF the state and who do
not require all the miscellaneous sta
tistical information contained in the
Year Book.
The publication contains As tables,
based chiefly upon information gath
cred through county assessors, show
ing acreage of various crops by coun-
ties, average yields and production of
the principal crops by counties, acre
age Of the most important crops for
the past four years by counties, GER
tain statistics of livestock by counties
for the past four years and much de-
tailed information on crop records for
1922. II also contains "a maps and
charts showing distribution of crops
and livestock in the various counties
and trends of prices Of farm products.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11

Lecture of the Famous Passion Play.
Monday evening, April 23rd at the
Victory Theatre, Rev. Father Mannix
will lecture on the passion Play" of
Oberammergua. He will have a very
wonderful story of the Passion Play.
Father Mannix was a student at the
University of Louvain in Belgium in
1910, the year of the Passion Play,
and he made the trip to the little city
to watch the production, as it was re-
verently played by the actors. He Sc
cured some interesting stories of the
actors and of the production itself and
authentic slides which will be shown
on the screen at the Victory theatre
on Monday, April 23rd at 500 p. m.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
Death of Albert Payne.

The friends of Albert Payne, form
erly a resident of Prowers county,
were deeply grieved last week to hear
of his death at Miami, Arizona, where
he had been for several years as as
sayer for the Miami Copper Co. Mr..
Payne was a resident of the Carlton
neighborhood for Il number of years
and was a man of high character and
good fellowship who made lasting
friends Of all who knew him. His old
time neighbors there were all in La
mar on Monday to pay him the last
respects. He had been a sufferer from
heart attacks for years and it was this
that caused his dearh as will be seen
by an article taken from a Miami pa
per printed elsewhere. His family
still resided in Lamar for school pur-
poses and the body was brought here
for burial in Riverside cemetery. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon
at the Adams Kirkpatrick mortuary
and the burial was in charge Of the
Lamar Masonic lodge. The deceased
was 4 member OF both Malta Com
mandery, K. T.. and Orient Chapter.
R. A. NJ.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
Safety First,

1t is reported that special session
Of the aldermen was held to discuss
"E. z. Taxpayer" We can think Of
no question that they could consider
that would be less dangerous to the
many easy taxpayers of this city, than
TO spend their time on the subject
.'E. q" So, we should worryl A
long as they spend their time abusing
him, they are not hurting him or any
of his namesakes.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
WANTED

Ford Car for equity in so acres of
good dry land. The Watson Land Co.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
New City Dads.

Town council met in regular session
Tuesday, April 3, after election re-
turns. All the old business finished
and ready to turn things over to the
newly elected council as follows: C.
D. Baldwin, mayor, w. A. Roberts, S.
s. Hunt, and J. C. Lally for trustees,
two years and A. S. Lee for one year,
Leader.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
WANTED

To exchange S2140 first mortgage
on NWA Sec. and NEk Sec. 9-24-
4s, extra good well and fair improve
ments; also 81 head good cattle, due
Nov. 7, 1924, 8 per cent. interest and
taxes paid to date, mortgagor very
prompt. Want city lots, residence or
land joining Lamar. The Watson Land
Co. (45-4s).
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11
Boy Scout Meeting.

On Tuesday evening a largely at
tended meeting was held at the arm
ory at which the work of the boys
was demonstrated to the older men
and created much enthusiasm. DR.. w.
o. Shelter, who has devoted large
amount of work to this cause as scout
master, explained the nature of the
organization and the work the boys
are doing. He was followed by a pro-
gram of demonstration work by the
boys themselves. DIR. C. T. Knuckey
explained how the money raised last
year was spent in buying few acres
of land and the material for a club
house, most of the work on which was
done by the boys themselves.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11

Rubber stamps; daters; seals. C. A.
Hansen, l12h South Main. Call af-
ternoons.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11

Rubber stamps; daters; seals; brass
and enameled door signs; prices right.
Call afternoons. C. A. Hansen, 112h
South Main.
The Lamar register., 1923-04-11

LAND BOUGHT AND SOLD-Money
to loan on dry land A. b. Filkins,
Lamar, Colorado. 32-'23t.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-01
vEcINos QUE PRoTEsTAN

Han venido visitarnos numerosos
vecinos de Bayam6n con ell fin de que
hagamos p6blico SUI protesta contra la
Compafiia Popular de Transportes por
Ell servicio deficiente que presta dicha
compafiia en- el servicio de transporte
entire Bayam6n Catafio.
Sc qucjan los referidos vecinos de
que la Compafia, despues de controlar
ell servicio de guaguas entire dichas go
blaciones, prometiendo prestar un ser
vicio eficiente, solo tiene dos guaguas
en- esa Inca, donde ell movimiento y
las necesidades de ambos pueblos re-
quieren un mayor nlmero de omnibus.
Creemos justa la protesta, Y llama
mos la atenci6n a La Compafiia Popu
lar de Transportes para que mejore Ell
servicio entire Catsio y Bayam6n, en-
bien del pueblo, que paga y que tie
ne derecho exigir las mejoras que
crea convenientes para llenar sus Gre
cientes necesidades.