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, 1923-06-11
BON DUREE BALL HOLDS
FUN At ARKEON TONIGHT

The second annual Bon Duree nov.
city dance will be held at the Ar.
kcon dancing academy this evening.
Confetti. streamers. serpentine. every
thing that goes with such a dance
will be on hand for tho affair tonight.
One of tho features Of the occasion
win be tho signing or Rex Mayne's.
Mr.. Mayne Is always Fure TO draw In
forest whenever he appears.
The Bon Dnree fance is n public
entertainment. A large crowd is ex-
pected this evening.
, 1923-06-11
BUILDING OF TUNNEL TO
OPEN 10000 ACRES |
NEBRASKA WOOD REPORT!

The building OF the final tunnel /
what is known as the South Sid
project in the Nebraska valley wi
open 10000 more acres OF land (
cultivation, according to A. b. woot
president Of the State Irrigation ass
citation OF Nebraska and publisher {
the Gering Courier and tho Scott
bluff Star-Herald.
Mr.. Wood drove up yesterday a.
companled by Mrs. Wood. They ar
visiting at the home of their daugi
ter, Mrs. w. B. Sands. 43o West Ye
lowstone avenue.
The editor is very enthusiastic owe
the growth of Casper. He first wish
ed the city when It was little moi
than a sheep camp SO years ago.
, 1923-06-11
NEW FINANCE COMPANY IS
FORMED BY CASPER MEN

The Casper Finance and Invest
ment corporation is Casper's newest
nicer OF this kind. 1t was incor.
porated under the laws Of Wyoming
June Q with a capital stock of $780,
900. The management OF the cor
poration is vested in a board OF
directors consisting of l.. A. Reed.
George B. Nelson. Lew NJ. Gay. Z. r.
Breisch. Jr.. and Guy ]. Gay.
Mr.. Nelson has been named as the
agent for tho company. He is gen
eral manager while Mr.. Breisch is
secretary. NJ. l.. Bishop. Jr.. has
been retained as attorney.
, 1923-06-11

10 IiHhEIB BUUu pTOBItsss
Producers & Refners have a big
gssser in its we'll at Enos Creek.
The sand was struck at 1850 feet and
the gas production is estimated to
be about 25, 200, 900 feet.
The Golden Eagle dome well being
drilled Jointly by the Midwest and
the Wyoming Yellowstone. section
12-45-97. is down TO 2,270 feet with
the sand expected to be struck at
1850 feet. No. 4 well on the struc-
ture. shut down last winter at Sis
feet. will be completed this summer.
Work has not yet been started up
on IT..
The John Catiegh test on Tough
, 1923-06-11

o.; Desirable heifers s4@s; few s.5c
fornia s7.s5; calves steady to soc low,
err; few best vealers early o: bulk de
sirable $500: bulls weak to uneven
ly lower; most bolosnas s494.25; 9th
er classes steady.
Hogs $4,000; slow; mostly 10 to 1bc
over; rade top $50; packer top $40
shipper top 6.45; bulk of sales casa
6.45; bulk $50 to 200 pound weights
e.3S@6.45; most choice butchers held
at $50: packing sows 10 to 15c lower;
bulk 5-50@5.55; stockers steady; bulk
5.75@6.15.
, 1923-06-11

progressing nicely at the depth OF
2,370 feet.
The Tobador Oil company of Cali
fornia, which has been drilling a test
well on the Dickerson permit on
Upper Grand creek on the northwest
quarter OF section 17-46-es, has shut
down at Ito feet having gone
through the Frontier formation with
out encountering oil in commercial
quantities. This well was drilled on
a $3.50 basis. The Dickerson inter
ests now intend to carry the well on
down to the red beds where large
wells are being brought in by the
Ohio and Midwest companies.
, 1923-06-11
Metals

NEW YORK. June Hooper.
steady; electrolytlc. spot and futures,
15c. Tin. easy; spot and nearby,
$42.12; futures. S41.s7. Iron. steady
No. / northern. s29.oo9s1.Oo; No. 2
northern. s2s.b0@ 5000; No. 2 south
ern. s27.o0. Lead. steady; spot. s7.25.
Zinc. easy; East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery. $500. Anthony,
spot, se.75.
, 1923-06-11

CHICAGO. June 11-wheat number
: red 1.2s; number . red 11sM.
Corn number 2 mixed s2z 9ss
Number 2 yellow s3h@s3x.
Oats number 2 white 44@451h: mum.
Der 3 white 43ih GAS.
Rye nominal. Barley 60669. Tim.
othy seed 5.5o@6.5o. Clover seed 800
@17.50. Pork nominal. Lard 11.22,
Ribs s50@e50.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. June IL
Wheat-No. / northern, s1.13K a
st.24h; No. 1 dark northern, spring
choice to fancy. s1.31A @1.3sH; good
to choice. $1.24h a1.3Oh; ordinary
to good. $1.15h @1.23h; July. SILK;
September. $1.13A.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 75k @7Tkc.
oats-No. 2 white. 39b @4OSc.
Barley-526eOc.
Rye-No. 2. SIX 96sMc.
Flax-No. 1. s2.s5@2.sT.
, 1923-06-11
Sugar

NEW YORK. June 1i-There were
no changes in refined sugar prices.
Only a moderate inquiry was reported.
with buyers inclined to hold of, owing
to the unsettled conditions in the
spot market. Prices quoted at DIS
1850 for fine granulated.
, 1923-06-11
GRAIN EXPORT
FIGURES SHOW
FALLING OFF

WASHINGTON. June 1l.-Graln ex.
ports from the United States last
week with those of the previous week
are az follows.
Barley 8 1000 bushels against 147.
900; corn $4,000 against 1922 900; oats
5000 against 49,; y 941,00 against
sal 900; wheat 2.e44, 900 against 1885,
600; -four 127.5oo barrels against 163,
200 barrels.
Canadian grain In transit amounted
to $4,000 bushels against 100000
bushels the week before.
, 1923-06-11

Cattle receipts $500; market about
steady on fed best dry fed cattle; 9th.
ers slow, weak, with tendency low.
ere ommon to good beef steers $3.50
@9.75; best load lot early $3.50; bulk
fat heifers Ss@s.7o; bulk fate ows
S4.6o@6; canners and cutters mostly
s2.5o@5.25; bologna bulls. mostly $40
AS.
, 1923-06-11
OMAHA PRICES

OMAHA Nebr., June 11.-Hogs re
ceipts 10000; market slow; mostly 15c
lower; bulk packing sows sos 9515;
bulk butchers COS GIG; top 6.25
Cattle receipts 5000; moderately ao-
tive; choice beef steers steady; good
and medium grades 1o@15c higher
medium yearlings 13925c higher top
matured steers 1915; bulk steers 900
G10.25; Gamers. cutters and grass
cows steady: others strong 10 TO 1bc
higher; bulk she stock 6.o0@s.0o; bulk
Gamer and cutters 3.2594.25: bulls
steady. bulk bolognas 4.25@4.50; veals
strong. so higher; packer top lights
$50; stockers and feeders steady to
strong. bulk feeders 7.256s.0o; some
500 pound averages at SOS.
Sheep receipts $500; early sales
spring lambs staady natives 1900
best CALIFORNIA; held Mt 1873; sheep
and feeders steady; bulk ewes 1000
AIS; feeding lambs 12.25912.75.
, 1923-06-11
Cotton Prices
Soar In General
Rush on Change

NEW YORK. June I1.-cotton
prices scared this morning on a big
general movement induced by re.
ports of heavy rains in Oklahoma,
Arkansas and Georgia. Opening 20
TO 65 points higher the market quick.
ly advanced ~ TO 81 above the satur-
day closing. led by July which sold
up TO $2s.65. October jumped to
S25.15 and December to s24.4i.
, 1923-06-11

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June II. =
U. S. Department of Agricultural
Cattle $4,000; calves 1900; few sales
beef steers steady TO weak; many bids
lower: early top 5000; some he'd
around s11.O0; few CALIFORNIA; ss.15;
better ones held at so@9.25; early top
yeariings so.s5; fat she stock mostly
steady; spots 15c 10 csc higher to
shippers; bulk cows 14as; few $3.50
, 1923-06-11
Money

NEW YORK, June 1i.-caiI money,
hrmer; high, 81; low. AZ; ruling
rate. Az; closing bid. So. offered Mt
5M; last loan. 51a;' call loans against
acceptances. AZ; time loans. steady,
mixed collateral, 60.9O days. AZ as;
4.6 months. 8; primo commercial
paper, s..
, 1923-06-11
Potatoes

CHICAGO. Juno 1f.-Potatoes,
steady; receipts. 100 cars; total U. S.
shipments. 1857; Wisconsin sacked
round whites. 100000 cwt. New stock.
slightly weaker; Louisiana and Ala
bama sacked Triumphr. s2.500275.
mostly sass; South Carolina barrel
Cobblers. mostly $500.
, 1923-06-11
Oats.

Oats started unchanged to &c high
or. July 42is and later gained a little
more.
Provisions reflected weakness IN
hog values
, 1923-06-11

CHICAGO. June 11.-Slowness OF
general buying n OF export demand
brought about declines at the last
today in the price of wheat. The
market closed steady but 80 to sc
net lower. with July s1.11is to s1.11A
and September $1.09A.
Subsequently the market lacked
support and the gains were more
than wiped out.
Considerable weakness developed in
the corn market when wheat declin-
ed. Corn closed unsettled at $50 net
lower to hc advance. July s1k@%c
to s1%c.
, 1923-06-11
WHEAT MARKET
DECLINES At
TRAD|NG'S END
Slowness of General Buying
and of Export Causes Drop
Gains Wiped Out

CHICAGO. June 11.-Further rains,
threatening excessive damage to
crops in tho southwest had a decided
bullish effect on the wheat market
today during the carly dealings,
Estimates were that as much as U.s..
000. 900 bushels OF wheat would be
lost owing TO the excessive DOWN
pours. European political develop.
ments were also to some extent a
bullish factor and so too was an
nouncement of proposed removal OF
Italian duties on food imports. Open
ing quotations. which ranged from
sc TO 1hc higher. with July SLIP
to s1.12A and September S1.10A to
s1.10% were followed by moderate
additional gains and then something
of a reaction.
Corn and oats were frmer with
wheat. After opening 10 to &c
higher. July s1%c to s1hc. thu ceen
market continued to harder
, 1923-06-11

BIC HORN BASINS
WELLS MAKE PROGRESS
Majority of Tests in That Part of State Should Be
Carried to Completion This Summer-One
Well in City Limits of Themopolis

THERMoPoLIs, Wyo. June 1o:-Drilling operations on
the various wells in the Big Horn basin which come in the
wildcat class are progressing satisfactorily and the majority
of them should be carried to completion this summer.
The Empire State well, drilling in Thermpolis. cased off
the shallow water at a depth of 12 feet and the drilling
, 1923-06-11

DENVER. Colo. June 1f.-Cattle@
Receipts. 1900; market strong TO 10c
higher; beef steers. s7.bo@i3.3b; COWS
and heifers. S5Oo@s.35; calves, $3.50
@I1.00; stockers and feeders, $500
OTIS.
Hogs-Receipts, 1872; market steady
TO 1Oe lower; top. $40; bulk,
ss.oO@6.3O.
Sheep - Receipts. 1850; market
steady to strong; yearlings. 10000
11.50; spring lambs. s12.T5ql3.f5;
ewes, ss.oO@6.0O.
, 1923-06-11

DULUTH MINI. juno 1t.-Closlng
FAX July 27s bid; September 252H
bid. October 24iih.
, 1923-06-11

SOUTH ST. PAUL. MINI. June IL
Calves receipts 100; market 2595oc
lower; best lights mostly 7.0027.5O.
Hogs receipts 1900: market about
25 lower; bulk mixed lights and butch
ers to packers els; strictly choice
kinds quotably higher: rough or real
heavy packers mostly AIS; bulk pigs
600.
Sheep receipts 100; fat lambs about
steady; fat sheep steady to SOC lower;
heavy ewes mostly 800, handy weights
around 500.
, 1923-06-11
HEAVY Buying
IN RAILS ON
STOCK MARKET
Industrials Heavy at Start but
Strengthen-Closing Is
Irregular

NEW YORK, June 11.-Heavy buy
ing Of railroad shares. particularly
from western points was the feature
OF today's more active stock market.
Industrials were heavy at tho start
but strengthened later on more favor
able developments in the r~eparations
situation. Sales approximated 1876 900
shares.
The closing vas Irregular. squeez-
ing Of the short interest in California
Petroleum which rallied over four
points. Buoyancy of merchandise
shares and increased selling OF New
York Central enlivened the late deal
ings. Woolworth jumped liz points.
kresge s and General Electric Al.
NEW YORK. June 11.-Prices dis.
played a strong tone at the opening
of today's stock market. Heavy buy.
ing of the rails. particularly the low
priced issues, vas again the feature
but a good demand also was noted
for steels, equipments and other
standard issues.
Gains Of a point or more were
recorded by Atlantic Coast Line. Nor.
folk & Western. Chicago & Eastern
Illinois, Colorado Southern, Corn
Products and Crucible Steel.
NEW YORK. June 11-Buying Of
low priced rails. particularly those
in which favorable dividend develop
ments are expected. continued
throughout the morning with orders
from western points an important
factor. Strength of these issues was
used as a cover for bear selling and
profit taking in the oil and shipping
shares. General Asphalt fell 2% to
a new low for the year and Califor-
MIA Petroleum. Cosden and Sinclair
yielded a point or more. American
International Corporation and Amer
lean Ship and Commerce also touched
new bottoms, dropping q point or so,
as did Marine preferred and Atlantic
Gulf and West midas. Call money
opened at AZ.
NEW YORK. June 11.-with new
orders in various industries falling off,
prices Of speculative industrial shares
continued TO adjust themselves to a
lower level in the early afternoon
Weakness was most pronounced in thu
sugars, steels and oils. with heavines:
Ho - oNtiAN VI the idlTudus
Atchison. New York Central. South,
ern Pacific. Texas Pacific and Pere
Marquette selling ] to IA points be.
low Saturdays closing.
NEW YORK. June 11.-Rails re.
tanned leadership of the market and
their strength impaired a firm tone
to most industrials. Southern Rail-
way touched a new top. Corn Prod.
ucts extended its gain to two points
and Schultz, Fleischmann and Public
Service OF New Jersey each advanced
a point. Foreign exchanges opened
slightly easier.
, 1923-06-11

Sheep receipts 5000; fairly active;
generally steady; bulk good native
springers 15.0o115.5O: few choice 10
pound averages to city butchers 1900:
good to choice handy weight fed
lambs 14.25@14.s0; few sheep offered.
, 1923-06-11
Silver

NEW YORK. June 11.-Foreign bar
silver 65h. Mexican dollars 49%.
LONDON, June 11.-Bar silver,
81 1864 per ounce. Money, IL per
cent.
, 1923-06-11

we're s11,279.o0O compared with S9,506. 900 previ
day and sT.617. 900 a year ago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08
Los detectives Miranda, Celra J
Hardock, en- campaaa
prohibicionista

Ell dia del mes en- curse, los de-
tectives del puesto de San Juan Mi
randa, Cerra Haddock, salieron to-
dos en- el magnifico rapido automo-
vii de ocho cilindros que posee el de-
tective Cerra, en- Nuna excursion pro-
hibicionista por los diversos barrios
de Santurce y por todos aquellos rim
cones donde constantemente Sc viene
fabricando alcohol, apesar de que los
directories de la prohibition cream to-
do 10 contrario. Estos detectives va
mencionados, quizas deseosos ese dia
de prestar algdn servicio, pues NADIA
habia pendiente, tuvieron, no sabemos
81 decir la buena suerte de llegarse
hasta el barrio del Seboruco de San
turce, donde sorprendieron en- una ca
sta humilde al individuo Manuel Avi-
les, blanco, de 80 amos, de edad natu-
raj de Vega Baja en- los precisos mo-
mentos que Sc dedicaba la fabrica-
ci6n de alcohol. Cerra que segun a
nuestro entender es el mas entendido
| y malicioso en- estos asuntos de alco-
hol mo porque lie guste Ell nismo) I,
fue ell primero que dijo a sus compa-
iieros antes de llegar la casita estas
palabras: "POR AQUI HUELE A
ALCOHOL. Efectivamente, debido
al envidiable olfato del detective Ce-
rra ocuparon en- la casa de Aviles,
una pipita conteniendo cincuenta
cuartillos mas menos de ron cali-
i ia; una lata conteniendo cinco Guar
tillos del mismo lfquido; tres potes de
cristal conteniendo cuatro cuartillos;
un aparato alambique compuesto de
un recipiente de cobre para baterias
de capacidad para cuarenta cuartillos;
un refrigerator de MADEIRA, una SER
pentina de cobre y un fogon de lata.
Todos estos corotos o cacharros CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08
EN- LA coRTE DEL DISTRITo
JUDICIAL DE HUMACAo, P. r.

lose Ricardo Montero Lopez. De-
mandante, VS.. John Doe y Richard
Roe, herederos desconocidos de Dolo-
res Rodriguez, Demandados.-CWil No.
1868. }tt j
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico:
A los Herederos desconocidos de Do
lores Rodriguez, sean los demandados
antes mencionados:
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI.
CA A USTEDES, que Sc la presenta-
do EN- la oficina del Secretario de In
Corte de Distrito Judicial de Huma
Gao, p. r.. la demanda del autor antes
citado, ell la cual SO alega la capacidad
de las parties: que el demandantc desco-
pOce ell paradero de la SUCCESSION de- Do
lores Rodriguez, q. falleci0 en- el Pue
bio de Caguas, L. r., ALA por 'el anp
1922. v q. Sc ha hechO gestiones nece-
sarias para encOntrar el paradero dc
los herederos de dicha Dolores ROdrl
guez: que con anteriOridad al fallec:
mientO durantc la enfermedad de di
cha Dolores Rodriguez el demandantf
asisti0 a la mencionada Dolores Rodrf
guez V le suministro todos sus alimen.
tos medicinas, asi como tambien EN-,
pleo otras personals para que la aten'
dieran al servicio de la mencionada
Dolores Rodriguez, pagando todas las
deudas contraidas por esta, y tambien
el servicio medico que lie atendia; que
ell demandante, cuando fallecio la mem
cionada Dolores Rodriguez pago todos
| los gastos de los funerales; que el de-
mandante invirtio en- los gastos alega.
dos la suma de NOVECIENTOS DO.
| LIARS; que el demandante ha ges.
| tionado v buscado en- vano el paradero
de los herederos de la mencionada Do
lores Rodriguez.
Y habiendose ordenado por el Hon
Pablo Berga, Juez de la Corte de Dis
trito de Hurnacao, P R., la publica-
cion de Edictos en- un periodico de ma
yor circulation, por el termino de Sc
senta dias, y una vez por semana, Ia
| pretension del demandante;
! Sc NOTIFICA A LOS HEREDE
| RIOS DESCONOCIDOS de dicha Dolo
res Rodriguez para que en- ell terninc
antes dicho de sesenta dias, comparez
can ante esta Hon. Corte, hacer la ale
gacion que estimen pertinente, y 81 M
| 10 hicieren, Sc dictara sentencia de
acuerdo con la suplica de la demanda
sea, condenando los herederos des
conocidos de Dolores Rodriguez al pa
| gos de la suma de NOVECIENTOs
DOLLARS, mas las costas, gastos, de
sembolsos y honorarios de Abogados.
Expedida bajo mi finna EN- Huma
Gao. p. R., 27 de Abril de 1928.
A. Ramirez Jr,
Secretario de la. Corte
por Luis A, Cuevas,
Secretario AuxiIiar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08
SCCESOS EN B.tY.tM0N

. FL df;l 80 de srptiemhrc. en el barrie
Santa Olaya. los i'll ,ividlos Angel Fe
lipe Cmpicrrc, Eenito %u1rtz, Patricio
Ros;uio Y Elias Rosario. .sqstuviror
una riha tumultuosa, dc In cue re-
.Sult6 herido patticio " Bcnito Snd-
reg. con g0lpeS en- a cucrlo. TUdos tuc-
ron arrcstados y puest~s n disposition
del .IlleZ Municipal. uuirn les rNi@i6
Glen pesos de fianMl Il cada ul.o. =:
III dfa 20 de septicnN,rc, cn la ca
rrctcra no >, un truck guiado por Su
lueno, Ramon Cruz Sc volc6 lesutan-
do BcniSno Perez. hcri,Io en- In picrna
izquierda Y .Aibcrto Perez, con Ia pier
Ila derecha fractrrada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08

mo quereis llamarles, fueron trasla-
dados al Quartet de la policia en- ell
CADILLAC" de Cerra, para ser en-
tregados al Departamento de Prohi-
bicion la Corte Municipal, segdn
donde sea denunciado ell supuesto
acusado Aviles.
Els de suponerse, que Manuel Avi-
les ese dia con 10 menos que contaba
el, era con que esos tres leones Sc iban
a presentar por aquellos contornos;
pero desgraciadamente para 81 fue
asi. Lo denunciaron no sabemos 81
por violacion a la ley Volstead, por
violar la ley de arbitrios insular. Ell
case es que Aviles tiene que prestar
una fanza de Doscientos dollars pa
ra permanecer en- libertad provisional.
En- la oficina de la detective Sc nos
informo por un desconocido, que en- la
excursion realizada por Miranda, Ce-
IRA Y Haddock, lie acompano un ciu-
dadaro y que conocido por "Horcha-
tita'.
Informaremos del exito complete de
este servicio prestado por Trio Sola,
/. cuando ell asunto llegue los tribu-
males.
.l arrt.,Igts .F @ Il Pun.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08

Dos o tres cucharaditas limpian per
fectamente el cabello y el cuero cabe-
lludo Pongase en- una taxa con un po
co de aqua tibia dos o tres cuoharaditas
de Mulsified. Sinplemente m6jese el
cabello con aqua clara y frotelo con
este: Produce una espuma RIGA abun.
dante, Ia cual Sc, enjuaga facilmente
quitando hasta la Ultima particula de
polvo y caspa. El cabello Sc SEGA ra-
pida uniformemente hacienda flexible
ell cuero cabeludo ell pelo fino, Sc
doso, lustroso ondulado. 81
Ell aceite de coco Mulsifed puede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- cualquier botica
drogueria, perfumeria peluqueria. Es
muy economico, pues bastan unas cuan
tas onzas para toda la familia durante
! meses. Cuidese de las imitaciones. Exi
iase que sea Mulsified fabricado POI
Watkins.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08

Esabecmnto consuo xprofeso Ex condolences Sanitaras
utdad cntco todas las enferme
servcio--Cuepo Msdioo dente Sanatoro
admten enfernos de
dndo anddos popos medcos los de la Soedad
Departamentos esrecales Sehoras ~
Operacones especes baho de luz de a Eidro
Fugursc1on
eios equitatvamente convencionales
PERSONAL CIENTIFICo
DIRECTOR DEL SANATORIO Amalo
DIRECTOR DEL CONSULTORO D. Don Manuel Quevedo Baes
CIRUJANO GENERAL: Dr. Rafael VGez Lopez
Il ESPECTALiSTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE la NARIZ OIDOS.
GARGANTA Y oJos Dr.. Don Agusdn 3 Lauger.
RADIOLOGO Manuel Soto Rivera
PATOLOGO: Dr. Con Francisco j. Hernandez
+ DR.. Pedro Pivera A;ope Dr.. Don Antonio Muniz.
DIR Bernardo Zaragoza.
UJANO DENTISTA: DR.. Don Lorenzo R. Noa
PRACICANTE Don Enrique Fernandez. AZ
Astencia acuava secundada sfczmente 10 Hjas de Ia
Carload dtuad de complsta practa arga expeenc
CON TAs:
Reconocimntos $1,000 Consulas $500
Ell Gencra-A pariculares de II de Ia mahna
sabadOos.
por 81 Espiala-De
medcos Docoes D. Munz
ZaragoZa,
Por 81 Patologo:--De a 10
En- ei Consultoro:-Dr auxiares
DR. Fernandez de IN IL Dr. Rivera Aponee de
de2a5P.M
Por ei Especalisa en- 81: Consutorio,
Cirujsno Consuoo. ODoneu 10 (Paza de
Colon de IL a de la tarde
pagan $500
atenddos cuaqura de los sios ndcado presentation
del dltimo recho
PREs1DENCIA Apmtado 2li TEsoRER1A Aparado soi
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08
"ARTESANOS DE SAN JUAN,

Habi6ndose reunido los centres, so.
ciales "Borfnquen Liberty Club "Es-
trella de Borfnquen". de esta ciudad,
V habiendo acordado llevar a cabo un
festival en- ell Teatro Municipal de es-
ia capital ell dfa veinticinco de no.
viembre pr6ximo, damos un aviso por
la presente. Il todas aquellas persO-
mas de nuestra clase que siempre han
luchado pori ell progreso v bienestar
social de nuestra sociedad para que
asf Sc preparen engrandecer v enor-
gullecer mas y mas, nuestra bien me-
recida posici6n social, .-.......
}u.t,s e .I '}f. } }=t Z
Atentamente
~ JNan Lcdour,.
3 Ser.f "Borfnqpen Liberty Club" "a.
Juan Fdid Zdrsueld,
IT, Ser. "casino Estrella de Borfnquen..' :
II Santurce, septiembre % de 1923. T''
deu. r",aIjf fg'&4rm 4Ei iiln7
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-08
Ell ALCALI CoNTENIDo EN- LOS
! CKAMPUs HAcE DANo A
." t4flJ - } - ~ rbt'r 'k' .+
LA CABELLERA, y, MAS
La mayoria Gle los jabones champus
contienen demasiado alcali.

Este, deseca ell cue,
70 cabelludo, ha.
ciendo ell lcahellc
fragil y quebradizo.
Lo mas prudente
es adoptar como
medic de limpieza
el aceite de coco
Mulsifed, que es
puro y absolute
mente inofensivo, y
que supera en- eff
cacia a cualquier
otra cosa que I'd
p,,eda near
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1923-07-26
Smomalainen juntnnit paboimpite'
Inn uhrifIi.

8aboinpitelp, iosta feiirautiet o.
liiipat iaattaneet ollq ipariin mafa.
mat, tapabtiti mime miifon Iauan-
taina iItapdimaIld Sillsportisia, ca
naoian geational ralitatien parrello,
Hort Mrfbiirista it11n. SefIuiinatpo-
mites Sobll &eto, jonfa ianotoan
tpiime aifoina olleen biemtdit onti.
tliitetL bpoff6ii dftiarpaanlatta ia
jamaican ianomatta iefiintnaiidn-
nan gmil Buraien fimppitiin lpoben
tGtG rasfaalla naiilatpaIaralla (Ipife
bannmer) eniin obimolIe, min ettG
Tl1ranen faatiii manbm ia fifteen
mield olfapdabdn ia Buraien pois
mennesiG fDlfeen. 2ouffaantiineen
tot banen ipaimonia ilinnltntaiaantii-
no Sort 9lrtburiin ct. Soiepbin iai-
raalaan. 4rbon mangitii ntr,ttanio
titntia mpobemnin Sillsportisia 6.
90. &:n wiranomainen S. Is. @rn.
bam ia on ban MT Bort 9lrtburin
panfilasia.
2poia, Sebn 4eto, tunnetaan fill.
jaiiena ia ionfun iperran omituiie.
no miebenG. On nabbollista, ettG
ban tefonia tefi GfilIiiesiG mieIen.
bairion punsfasia, iilId minfGGnlais
ia riitaa tai erimieliippttd ei bdner
ia Scr Brraien ipGlillG ollut. 6. Il