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. handles fast, holds steady
 as a rock

.3O3. A hard, knockdown hitter has dropped deer, bear and caribou for 20 years.
 .25O- 5000. An all around rifle. Terrific speed and accuracy make it the gun for mountain sheep, goats, and deer at extreme ranges.
 300. Delivers a crashing blow that will drop the great Alaskan brown bear in his tracks. Powerful enough for any American game.
 And the Savage .22s-the Sporter the new bolt-action repeating .22 the gilt-edge accuracy of the finest target rife built into a sporting model. Or the slide-action, Model '14-every feature originally and distinctively Savage sturdy and accurate.
 Ask at your dealers or write direct for our interesting catalog.
 SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION
 Dept 2 2 Utica, N. r. O.ners and operators of tbe j. Ste'ens Arms Company
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COOLIDGE. WILL DELIVER
 FIRST RADIO MESSAGE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-President Coolidge will deliver his first radio message on the night of December 10, it was anonunced at the Whitehouse tonight. It will be in behalf of the campaign for the Harding Memorial Association to raise funds to build a fitting memorial at Marion.
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BRITISH SCHOONER
 CAPTURED MILES
 OFF JERSEY COAST

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The British auxiliary schooner Tomako fell into the hands of the coast guard cutters today, after being chased down and fired upon six miles off Seabright, New Jersey A machine gun was cap tured on the schooner, and another was tossed overheard by the rum runners, cutter officials said.
 This is the first vessel to be cap tured under the new twelve mile treaty between the United States and Great Britain.
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MAN AND WIFE CONFESS TO
 MURDER OF EDW. LEHMAi

CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-Otto Malm and wife. Catherine, 19, returned to Chi cago today and confessed to the mur- der O. Edwald Lehman, whose death has been ruzzling the police tor son,.. tune. The mother said that the desire to see her child drove her to return and surrender.
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SEVEN DEATHS TRACED
 T0 POISONED WHISKY

PITTSBURGH, Nov z6.-Seven deaths caused by poisoned liquor put on the market to meet the pre-holiday demand brought united action from city, county and federal authorities.
 Analysis of the liquor showed large quantities of denatured alcohol and ether used in it's manufacture.
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COMPLETE BREAK N
 ENTENTE SEEN BY
 PARIS PESS|M|STS

PARIS, Nov. 27-A complete break in the entente, an economic union between Britain, Germany and Russia, the isolation of France, return of the Kaiser and a revolution in Greece and Austria are seen here as the inevita ble consequences of the return at the British elections of a labor gov- ernment.
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PAPERS SHOW FORBES
 DEsERTER FROM ARMY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Papers said by the war department to show that at one time. Charles Forbes, for mer director of the Veterans Bureau, was dropped from the rolls of the U. s. army as a deserter, were turned over to the Senate Investigating com mittee today by the department
 Records show that later Forbes was apprehended and served out his term of enlistment and was discharged without having been brought to trial
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WHO WANTS HIM BACK?

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-Promises that Grover Cleveland Bergdoll will return to the United States from Ger many, if the United States will grant him immunity from arrest and i'm. prisonment were made today by attor- neys representing the Bergdoll fam, fly.
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ALARINIST PREDICTS EUROPEAN WAn|lI
 TIE NEAR FUTURE

NEW YORK, Nov. 50.-"Make no mistake. The next war in Europe, is coming on apace. and if there are any of you who wish to stop il, now is the time. Six months from now may be too late," was the warning is. sued tonight by Oswald Garrison Will lard, editor of The Nation, at dinner given in his honor by the Committee of One Hundred, headed by Amos E. Pinchot. Willard has just returned from a trip to Europe, and believes that another war is inevitable.
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SEATTLE MUSICIAN KILLS
 SELF AFTER PLAYING SOLO

SEATTLE. Nov Finishing a clarinet solo at an afternoon musicale at the home of Dr. F. B. Whiting, Dr. Albert F. Mattice, oculist shot himself in the head before the assembled guests and died few moments later Mattice was unmarried and leaves a brother in this city, Dr. Clyde Mat tice. a dentist.
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PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
 COMPLETE MESSAGE TOCONCRESS TODAY

WASHINGTON, Nov s6.-Presidenl Calvin Coolidge today began the final paragraphs of his forthcoming mes sage to congress. The only parts not cast in their final form are those re- lating to the position of the executive on the world court and on the sol dier's bonus.
 Former Ambassador to England George Harvey, is gues, at the Whitehouse and is advising the Presi dent daily concerning conditions ir Europe.
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BRITISH RUM SHIP AND NJ HACKERS
 BATTLE FOR BOOzE

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-A tale Of pirates and sea fights on SaL Fran. clsoo's rum row of the three-mi'e lim- it, between the crew of a British booze ship, Prince Albert armed with guns, hand grenades, and axes, and a squadron O. hi-iackers, in which two oi the former were killed, was related to prohibition officers this afternoon by William Sloa:., under arrest on a charge of booze running.
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COOLIDGE REGARDS PROBLEM
 IN UNFAVORABE MANNEF

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Although the door is open for American help fitness in the separations problem, President Coolidge regards the latest move in that direction as having come to any end.
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AGED COUPLE SUICIDE
 0N GRAVE 0N THEIR SUN

BERRYAUBAC, France, NOV. 26.- Baron and Baroness Emmanuel de Montigny shot and killed themselves on the grave of their son, Pierre, a world war veteran, who was killed in a flight in 1918.
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CHARGE AGAINST DIR. SHANNON
 DISMISSED BY PROSECUTOR

SEATTLE, Nov. 27.-The charge against Dr. Shannon, a pioneer physi- clan, arrested for selling dope without proper prescription, was dismissed to- day on motion of Prosecuting Attor- ney Douglas.
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TWELVE-M|LE TREi7I
 WITH GREAT BRITAIN
 GOES INTO EFFECT

WASHINGTON, Nov. z7.-The so- called twelve-mile treaty with the British government permitting the seizure and search of ships outside of the three-mile zone is now in eff partment, the first seizure having talk en place yesterday.
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SCHOONER BOXER IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Nov. 30.-The schooner Boxer. operated by the Bureau of Ed ucation and the last vessel to leave Point Barrow arrived here last night
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COOLIDGE NOT DISCUSS
 WORLD COURT MATTERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27-President Coolidge indicated to a delegation of women today that he considers the world court of international justice al- :, refer to it in his message
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IRENE CASTLE MARRIED

CHICAGO, Nov. 3U-frene Castle, the celebrated dancer. and Frederick Mclaughlin, a wealthy Chicago coffee merchant were married here today.
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I. P. M0RR0H NAMED
 CHAIRMAN RY. BOARD

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-President Calvin Coolidge has appointed Edwin P. Morrow, retiring governor of Ken lucky to be chairman of the United States Railway Labor Board
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GOVERNOR OF INDIANA
 IS INDICTED FOR FORGERY

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30.-Govern. or McCray was indicted today for for gery and embezzlement by a Marion county grand jury.
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JAPANESE BANKER DEAD

TOKYO, Nov. 3O.-Kenzo Ikeda, a widely known banker, died here today.
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NEBRASKA FOR cooLIDGE

OMAHA, Nov. 3O.-Calvin Coolidge clubs are being organized throughout Nebraska.
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During the winter months phone your grocery orders in early. Brown & Hawkins Corp. If
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MURDERER ACQUITTED

YAKIMA, Nov. 30.-Jesse Pearce, on trial for murder for shooting tol death J. Hillyer Zillah, town marshal, was today acquitted by jury.
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You can depend on the smooth, sure action of Savage. It functions right. And accuracy-the most important thing in any rifle. You can't beat Savage for deadly, lasting accuracy. And it's light-a Savage high power doesn't carry an extra ounce-but it's proportioned and hung to hold as steady as rock.
 This perfect balance is always the same. For the Savage magazine is of the box type-full or empty-its bal ance is unchanged.
 A Savage for every kind of
 American game
 .22 hi-power. The amazing Imp ideal for woodchuck, fox and wolf. Accurate at long and unknown ranges. .3O-3O. The choice of many sea- soned hunters for deer and medium size game at moderate ranges.
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Savage manufactures ammunition for every Savage high-power rife. Savage ammunition is advised for
 use with Savage high-power rifles. Savage is now also manufacturing other welloknown cartridges. Look for the Savage Red Box.
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Newest styles in Overeoata. At UT bach's. If
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Fresh Halibut. Seward Fish Co. if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
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(sTYLE Two)

THIS SIZE TYPE the rate is i
 cents per word for single in- sertions; 10 cents per word for three consecutive insertions, 20 cents per word for seven con secutive insertions, 75 cents per word for 30 consecutive inser- tions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
HOBO ARRESTED ON WAY BACK FROM FIGHT
Rod Rider Praises Lone Star State
 And Oscar Underwood

W SELMA Ala, Sept. 19-( -(Special) A gentleman hobo came to Selma on the brake beam of Southern freight train and was arrested on his arrival at late hour Tuesday night. Ar raigned in the recorders court We'd nesday morning and replying to the court of inquiry as to his guilt:
 T am Harry Brewder of the Lone Star State which has already given the Alamo, sam Houston, Bill Bowie and Senator Joe Bailey to the world and will soon give 100000 bales of cotton, stabilize commerce and quiet universal unrest and. if later on Ala bama's favorite son, Oscar w. Under wood, is nominated will give 225,000 democratic majority as the states quota in turning the rascals out. As for me I am on my way back from the Polo grounds where l witnessed the most sanguinary individual com bat of all time. l am bearing the glad tidings back to my Texas home, that America won the greatest fistic combat since David slew Goliath"
 The court fined the Texas wander CT S17:50 or 35 days on the streets. to which fine the Texan added, T don't know that I get your real meaning but let that pass. Here are the seventeen fifty" and he peeled off the seventeen fifty from comfort able roll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
GE ERNANY ADMITS. DEFEAT IN BATTLE IN PREPARATIONS
Proposals For Surrender To France Presented To Bel
 gian Ambassador
Fly FERDINAND JAIN (Leased Wire To The Age-HeraId)

BERLIN, Sept. 19.-Germany has admitted defeat in the war after the war'-the silent battle of the Ruhr.
 Sensational proposals for surren- der to France on the Ruhr and rep arations questions have been pre- sented by the German government to the Belgian ambassador.
 These proposals, made known ex- clusively to this leased wire by source close to Chancellor Stesemann, follows:
 l. Germany is prepared to cease passive resistence immediately on condition that expelled Germans be allowed to return to the occupied area and that Germans arrested by the occupying forces be released.
 ?. Germany is also ready to con slider paying a reparations figure above thirty billion gold marks.
 3. Germany offers to place deben- lures Gas outlined m the recent Stresemann mortgage plan) in the hands of the reparations commission, although they may only be issued with Germany's consent. She will also allow F s> iadus trialists to par .ticipate in German industry, If Ger many is permitted to participate in French business.
 Offer Equals Surrcnucr.
 The offer is tantamount to surren- der. Germany is willing to meet the French terms by quitting resistence; she abandons her previous maximum reparations figure of thirty billions payment, which was unacceptable to France; and she offers guarantees.
 France has demanded fifty billion gold marks. Germany previously has declared this impossible.
 But with Germany facing grim winter, and a settlement becoming in creasingly imperative, the Strese- mann cabinet met to devlse some means of peace. despite the heaVy concessions involved.
 F Chancellor Stresemann's last pro posal, the project of a mortgage on German industry, had broken against the adamantine wall of French policy. Poincare reiterated Sunday that "subterfuge and evasion Is use less; the surrender of passive resist ance is the essential preliminary to negotiations of any sort"
 Three possible avenues of action confronted the German cabinet at the crucial meeting when the decisions to capitulate were taken.
 The first was to continue passive resistance by keeping the money presses going at top speed and flood ing the Ruhr with paper wealth to feed idle workers.
 The second was to hedge, yielding point by point. meanwhile making new and desperate diplomatic efforts to obtain a truce.
 The third was capitulation-al- though it was not called by that name.
 Combination was finally decided upon. No other solution seemed pos slble with Germany facing grave communist and other troubles, and with France maintaining her unyield- ing attitude.
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SWAP

TO SWAP-One good organ for COW or
 sewing machine. 2614 22d Ave, N.
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SOUTH HIGHLANDS

A pretty bungalow of large rooms situated on high, elevated lot; splendid location; house is in excellent condition and is well worth the price asked; s6, 500; terms, S1, 800 cash; October 1 pos session. MT. Stark, Chichester & Co. Main SSSo. Steiner Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-20
CHAIN STORE TO OPEN

The Penny corporation, owing 45 department stores throughout the United States. Thursday morning will open it's store in the recently erected and equipped $40.0O0 building at the corner of Broad and Dallas streets. The store is filled with large stock of merchandise.
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RIGIirO

How dyuh spell 'promissory?' Meaning promissory note?" Yeah" "x-n- o-m- -a."
 -Richmond Times Dispatch
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CLASSIFIED AID INFORMATION

In ordering classified ads. please desig- nate style desired.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE 4


 YOUNG MAN to work with manager; ex- cellent opportunity to learn salesman ship; guaranteed salary with bonus See Mir. Schutte. from to S:30 D. m., 326 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
 HELP WANTED-FEMALE 50 CAL MT. Walters Motion Hotel, for at tractive sales position. nurse Apply at once. 1912 11th Ave, S. HELP WANTED-Male. Female 61 edlately; good solicitors; house to house work; chance of promo tion; salary and commission to right parties. Apply between and 8. 1423 sth Ave.
 ALL MEN. women. boys, girls, IT to 65, willing to accept government positions $11T-$250 (trsveiing or stationary, write MT. Ozment, 267. St. Louis, immediately. = Call State-Federal Elm ployment Service for help. Main 2245 209-10 Real Estate Bldg. MUNICIPAL Free Employment Rureaup third floor city hall. Main 7o4o.
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FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITTEs

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 57 BOARDING HOUSE-For sale or ex-
 change; fl steady boarders; well fur nished rooms; ill health reason for selling. lnsley 76S.
 BARBER SHOP-For sale, two chairs
 good fitxures; no reasonable offer re- fused must sell at once. D. D. Jernigan, 24 s. 2Oth St. City.
 FOR SALE--Wfllard battery station, An
 dalusia. Ala; $500 will handle it. Write " L. Phillips, Andalusla. Ala.
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NORWOOD

A 7-story beauty of very large rooms; has living room across front, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, downstairs: a large bedroom across front, 2 other large bedrooms and tiled bath upstairs; thoroughly modern; fur mace heat; this one should suit you and the price is very reason able, $7.S60, s2.000 cash; the To- cation Is the best in Norwood. Mir. Stark, Chichester & Co. Main sSS0. Steiner Bldg.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
AVIS O.
DIR. N. QUINONES JnMENEZ
EspeciaEdad:
ojos, oidos, nariz y garganta.

W S-,t 2.
Desea eontcstar a las personas que a
diario 10 eseriben que no acostum-
bra. nj ,ha pensado salir en- excursion
professional por- Ia isla. A la vez les
infsrina que 81 procedimiento Barra-
quer para extirpar las cataratas re-
quiere una intervention quiriirgica,
y4no un tratamiento, como suponen
los que solicitan SO les envie recetas
pro correo.
Con mucho gusto los atender& en- su
consultorio:
Tobacco Palace, San Juan, P. r..
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17

SAN JUAN EN- TODA LA LINEA
TRIUNFANTE. PONCE HIGH \
LA UNIVERSIDAD DE PUERTO
RICO, VICTIMAS DE LA CEN
TRIAL HIGH.-SAN JUAN GRAM
MAR DERROTA A PONCE GRAM,
MAR EN- TODO.-TELESFORO Y
JUANCHILE RETIENEN SUS tt.
TULOS. = COSTOSO UN CORRE-
DOR DE OBSTACULOS.-LASC co.
PAS NUEVANIENTE A La CAPI.
TAL.- MANGUAL COME COLA
. LA BALDORIOTY DE CASTRO
CANA LA COPA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
,CAMBIOS DE Personal

FL Secretario Executive ha hecho les
Isiguientes nombramientoS:
Para el cargo de Suhsecretario Eie,
cutivo al senior Juan NJ. Herlero, Y
para eide primer oficinista. vacantc
por el ascenso del senor Herrera. al
seiiOr w. Sheridan Lee.
FL senor Herrero ha ocupado ell car,
go de primer oficiniSta en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive desde 1917. Y
el senior Lee ha estad6 encargado de
la division de records de las oficinas
del Gobernador del Secretario Eje-
cutivo por espacio Gle veinte ai1os.
Estos nombramientos tendrdn efec-
to al vencerse una icencia que SO lie
ha concedido al Subsecretario sahen-
te.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17


TAL.- MANGUAL COME COLA
LA BALDORIOTY DE CASTRO
CANA LA COPA.
FL sabado dfa Z de los corrientes,
fut un dIa esperado con ansiedad pOr
totlos los amantes del sport. Tn
dfa que solo viene una vez al ailO.
Todos los pueblos que debfan enviar
sus representatives los juegos atle-
ticos inter-escolares, los preparaban
muchas semanas antes de la lucha i.
En- Ia loza tenfamos a Mr.. Farbell6
(Ciqui) Y don Pepito, dos excelen-
tes inStructores, Ia cabeZa de las
huestes .capitalehas. LEGO el dfa. Y
desde muy temprano ell nuevo hip6-
dromo de San Juan, Sc VIC invadidC
por enthusiasts fans de todas parties
de la isla, para presenciar los juegOs
mas interesantes que Sc han celebradO
EN- Puero Rico. ..
A las dos Y media POGO mas 0 me-
nos. di6 principle Ia lucha. Los at
letas de n clase BIB Sc preparan pa
ra la primera carrera, en- In. cual lie
ga primero Telesforo Y tercero Gar
& cfa, de San Juan.
?, En- Ia 2da. carrera media milla
llega primero Santana, de Bayam0n, J
segundo Juanchile, de San Juan; Pom
ce tercero.
Ponce CANA en- el Salto de distancia
con Millito; San Juan segundo cor
Marcel0 A las 900 yardas TelesforC
vuelve a obtener ell primer puesto, V e.
celebre Mangual, de Ponce. Sc ahogt
detrds de este barco...
| En- el salto de la garrocha Ponce
, sc anima toma primero v tercero
pero San Juan siempre pegadito cor
un segundo con Espada:
Llega una de las carreras mas boni
tas: Obstaculos Y AIillito obtiene pri
nero San Juan, segundo Y tercerc
con Chuch1 Y Marcelo; todos creia
mos que el triunfo dependerfa del re
lay, pues solo tenfamos un punto mds
que Ponce Grammar; pero llega el ii
ro de la pesa Y Ramiro V Santos, de
San Juan, obtienen primero Y segun.
do.
Llega In carrera favOrita de Juan.
chile; cuarto de milla; Bayam6n )
Ponce llevaron uno para 'robar' Y todo
parecfa asf, hasta que los >corredores
llegan Ia recta Y Juanchile les pasa
como una bala, Y llega primero, des.
pues de jugar con los. que miraban
sus talones...
En- ell salto de altura, Gonzalez, de
Ponce, primero, y Ramiro Marcelo
segundo v tercero, (ambos de San
Juan). va sab1amos que nadie nos
CANADA. Podrfamos ganar con el ter
cero de relay, pero nuestros mu-
chachos sc dieron el lujo de ganarlo
cada tramo fue ganado por San Juan,
distinguiendose Telesforo Y Juanchi-
le; este tiltimo pase0 a Pesante, de
Ponce, quien 10 tenfan para el dltimo
tramo solamente.
Telesforo, represcntante de San Juan
Grammar, y alguno de Ia Labra ha
retenido su tftulo de campe6n de las
100 y 220 yardas (dash) 1de la Clase
BIB, Y Juanchile Sc despide de In Clase
BIB sin saber de nadie que 10 pudiera
derrotar en- Ell cuarto de milla que vie
ne ganando hace tres afios, por tanto
retiene tambien SUI tftulo como cam
pe6n de tai carrera. Los atletas de
la C1ase BIB sentiran un alivio al sa-
ber que graduandose Juanchile este
afio, Sc despedird de dicha clase, CO.
mo el terror del Cuarto de Milla. i.
San Juan Grammar hizo 81 puntos (el
mayor ndmero hecho hasta la fecha)
Ponce 80; Bayam6n 8; MayagtIez 5 I;
Fajardo, Caguas y Arecibo, necuan-
cam. !.
I'll domingo por In maiiana Ia San
Juan Grammar derrot6 a la Ponce
Grammar Ell un juego de base ball
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-17
Secretaria Ejecutiva

Ha quedado archivado en- In Sccrc-
tarfa Ejecutiva el informe annual CO.
rrespondiente al ailO 1922. de la aso-
ciaci0n I4iceo PonceTo V cl de las COR
poraciones j. Cohn and Company,
Inc, Import, Sales and Business Agen-
cy, Inc. The Times Publishing Compa-
ny Y The Porto Rico Theatrical Cor
poration.
FL Gobernador ha cXpcdido pasA-
porte para Europa al senior Manuc!
Rivera FerTcr, sonora Y ni1o menor.
de San Juan V para Europa Y AmG-
RIGA del Sur al senior Arcadio Ramf-
reZ, de MayagiieZ, Puerto Rico.
Han sido prcscntadas, on la oficira
del Sccretario Executive. para su ar
chivo V regstro, las siguientcs mar
cas- de fdbrica:
Una dc In corporation del cstado
de Illinois, denominada Parker Bel
mont and Company, la que consistp en-
la palabra Sllmerlne, Sc apllca Ill
venta de un prcparado para rizar cl
cabello;
Una de la corporation del estado
de Ohio. denominada The Egry Ec-
| gister Company, In que consiSte cn In
palabra Egry ell forma de cscudo, y
Sc aplica a Ia venta de maquinas re-
gistradoras, mdquinas de escribir.
etc;
J. Dos de la corporation del estado
, de Illinois, denominada Dearborn Sup
ply Company, las que consisten en- las
palabras Saxolite Y Mercolized Wax
y Sc aplican Ia venta de polyos, y
cremas, para Ia. cara, respectivamen
tp