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The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
ENGINEER SAYSIT
. IS WORLD-BEATER
"My Digestion Is Sound as a DOL
lar Since Taking TanIaC," De-
CIares Buffalo Citizen.

"There is no doubt about it, Tanlac
does all they claim it will do-and
more" was the positive statement
made recently by Richard II. Lawson,
well-known engineer, of 1907 Elmwood
Ave, Buffalo, n. Y.
81 used TanIac for a combination of
troubles and it put me in splendid
condition all the way round. First, 1
had bad case Of stomach trouble,
was simply chock full of sourness and
gas, had a general distressed feeling
and burning pain in my stomach that
1 couldn't get rid of. With my appe-
tite wrecked and digestion gone, be-
came awfully weak, nervous and run
down and could get scarcely any rest
or sleep at all.
"Tanlac answered every demand
made upon 1t in my case and today
my digestion is sound as a dollar, I
have an immense appetite, and with
every ache and pain gone, am sleep
ing fine and feeling strong and ener-
getic as Of old. Tanlac is 100 % good.
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Over 35 million bottles sold.-
Advertisement.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
DIAMONDS.
TOURIST TRAFFIC TO
BREAK ALL RECORDS

Denver. = unprecedented tourist
travel the coming summer throughout
the Rocky mountain region and es-
pecially in Colorado may be conf
IDENTIFY looked for" declared Archibald
Fries, vice president of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, in charge of traffic
and commercial development Depart
ments, who is making a nationwide
tour for the purpose of investigating
general business conditions and visit
ing agencies not properly on the rail
road itself, and who was in Denver
the other day.
Mr.. Fries said that the American
public was coming to realize the value
Of Rocky mountain Fairgrounds as
never before, and that the tourist
bureaus, railroads and the like which
were responsible for this education of
the public were greatly to be praised.
Railroads are rapidly overcoming
the car shortage which so embarrassed
the Colorado farmer last year, he said,
more capital being expended for
locomotives and other rolling stock
than in any previous year of railroad
history. Mr. Fries predicted that by
June 1 the Baltimore & Ohio will be
in as good a position for handling it's
share of the nations traffic as at any
time in it's history.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
Pinyon JAWS a NuIsance.

Pinyon jays, inhabiting Rocky noun
tain states, are birds Of the same fam
lily as crows and about half their size.
Between nesting seasons they rove in
large fiocks, often containing hum
dreds of birds, and cause serious dam
age to grain crops. Successful expert
ments in methods Of control Cf these
birds when attacking corn were made
by the biological survey Of the United
States Department of Agriculture in
west-central Colorado, and a Ieafet
containing directions for using a SIM
pie but effective poison formula has
been distributed in that territory. Dur
ing the wheat harvest control meas
ures are not so successful, and In large
fields, where the birds can find ample
food, the use of poisoned bats is not
found profitable.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
BUSINESS MEN LIKE OTHERS
Somewhat Prevalent Error Is in Con.
sidering Them to Be Something
of a Race Apart.

Orators and literary folk of GER
tain widespread school seem to imag-
inc that business men are all alike;
that is, dishonest and prosperous
from robbing the poor. The truth is
many business men are themselves
poor. Many of them fail because Of
unreliability, idleness, extravaganza,
lack of intelligence.
Business men are like any other
class of men; some of them capable,
reliable, industrious and successful,
and some of them the reverse.
Thousands of proletarians are III buSl-
ness, as thousands of our best men
are working for wages and in training
to occupy the big positions and en-
Joy the big incomes. In any group of
business men, most of them do not
amount to much, as is the case in any
other group. The rich were robbed
in Russia because they were aristO-
Gratis by birth. 1t cannot be done in
the United States because here the
weIl-to-do come up from the ranks,
and are the best fighters as well as
the best money makers.-FrOm E. w.
Howe's Monthly.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
SEEMS TO BE TOO EXACTING
Character in Novel Would Appear to
Demand Whole Lot From His
Fellow Men.

Thus in Forrest Reid's "Pender
Among the Residents" the hero slides
from adventure into criticism:
"My idea of poetry, you see, is of
a mysterious thing-a kind of mixture
of enchantment and something
immensely primitive-a survival-old
old as Egyptian magic.
THAT kind of poetry obviously can't
be taught, and everything Trefusis does
has been taught to him. l don't mean
to say technique isn't of great inn
portance, and, of course, it is quite
proper that Trefusis should learn
something about rhyme and meter /;
but rhyme and meter, however, daz-
zlingly handled. in themselves are no
more than the walls of the house.
II mean, unless it is haunted house
there is for me no poetry
When the ghost walks for Pender,
we suppose it has to be not with
measured, but with metered, tread
Chicago Journal.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
The BruteI

When Ethel went round to visit her
chum one evening she found her utter
ly miserable.
Whatever is the matter, Lily?" she
asked.
Lily's face grew longer than ever
as she answered between sobs:
1--WE broken off my engagement
with Jack"
Never mind, Lily" said Ethel COM
fortingly, "he is certain to come round
and patch it up withyo before long"
81 don't think So" replied Lily. "You
see, l wrote and told him never to see
me or write to me again. And" she
added vehemently, "he hasn't even
been nice enough to answer my let
fer"
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
Petroleum for AirpIanes.

What appears to some as an epoch
making event in the development of
airplane and automobile motive power
is the recent successful trip near Cop
enhagen, Denmark, of an airplane rs
ing petroleum as engine fuel. 1t was
observed by experts VINO witnessed the
test that the plane flew just as well
as with gasoline, that there was less
vibration and no SCOT formed, nor was
there any self-ignition in the engine,
which ran 100 less revolutions than
normally-Popular Mechanics Maga-
zine
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
Kills Masher Who Ignored Warnings

Kansas City, Mo.-Mrs. Frank Mer-
ritt, wife of policeman, shot and
killed Ralph Schell as he stepped from
an automobile in front of a filling sta
tion here, according to a statement
merly was a member of the police de-
partment. The slain man had repeat
edly annoyed Mrs. Merritt and had
been warned to cease paying her at
tention, Merritt further stated.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
125,ooo to Visit Yellowstone This Year

Washington.-At least l25,0OO per-
sons will visit Yellowstone National
Park this year. This is an increase Of
25,000 over last years record and will
be largely due to the constantly in
creasing number of motorists seeing
America first. This estimate was pro-
vided by Horace NJ. Albright, superin-
tendent of Yellowstone park, in con-
versation with American Automobile
Association officials at the national
park service, Department of the Inte-
rior.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
Bureau Reports Portray Prosperity

Washington.-Evi of a rising
tide of prosperity was portrayed by
two different government branches.
The federal reserve board, making
public its monthly report on finance
and commerce, told of increases tax
ing place in the production volume of
commodities generally, while the De-
partment of Labor reported decreased
unemployment, heightening demand
for labor in nearly all industrial CEN
ters and an impending labor shortage
In many areas.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16

Denver.-Treasurers of the sixty.
three counties in Colorado have filed
returns with the Colorado tax com.
mission showing that in 1923 the state
will receive the sum of $42,0O6,321. .09
in taxes. This includes state, county,
municipal and school taxes, and is a
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
When Bananas Were 10 Cents Each.

According to the latest statistics
available, the United States imported
1866 ,763 punches of bananas in 1921.
Not so very long ago this fruit was
sold in this country, wrapped in tin
foil, at 10 cents apiece, and was con.
sidered tropical curiosity. SO much
for what cold storage, among other
things, has done to make this possible
-Compressed Air Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16
Faces Trial for Polyoamy,

Grand Rapids, Mich.-A warrant
charging polygamy has been issued
here for the arrest Of ]. Frank Fetter-
hoff, II years old, and said to be a
former lay preacher in a local Meth
odist church. Mrs. Ida Van Liew
Fetterhoff, the complainant, charged
Fetterhoff was married to two other
women
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16

Compressed Air Magazine.
The Winslow mail., 1923-03-16

BOHM-ALLEN JEWEIRY co.
Mfg. and repairing. All orders promptly
attended to. Est. 1873 18th & Champa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
ENAAFENEs ANUaLEs.
ENAMENES IIBRES Y DE OPOSI
CION PARA Los 0FICIoS DE

Administrator AuXiliaE, Barr o
0brero, Agente de Agriculture. Agri-
mensor, Ayudante Manicomio, Anna de
,Llaves, Cajista (Neg. de Mat, Imp. Y
Trans.), Capataz de Carretera, Celia
dor. C0cinera. Collector de Rentas III
ternas. Computador. Conserje, Correc
tor de Pruebas, Costurera, Dactil5gra-
fo, Delineante Aralliteet6nieo, deli
liehnte Aptehdiz ,Arquitect0nicb, 'iDeli
lieante Topogfhfico. Delineante AuNi-
liar Tobogrdfido. 9Ematadernador,' / Veg.
de Mat. Inffr' f'Trans.) , 4 Enfermer;f
Graduada:9 Enfer4nera AttXiliart Es-
criBienfe. Registres de lu Pa0piedad,
Cikil Auxiligr, Inspcct6r 'dc
AB6nds, ftspecgoft lie; Agricultural. Iu$-
+iNctor dc Constructor de Edificios.
fNpectof iAtixfTiar de- e'olistfittcl5iis 3fe
Ed Icios. Inspector az tontribdIii6nes
sobfA Ingresos. Inspector 'RlectriciSta,
Inspe tor Medieo, Inspector de obras
pdbIil (. IInspetcf6rl Sde Pesas AIedi-
das,, Ina41bctor de 'sahidal, 11ivestiga-
dor de Cuentas, Investigator del Ira
bajo Lavandela, Maestra de Lab3res
de Paja. .Maestiel de AgEicultura.5 Z Es-
cuela Correccional), Maestro de Es-
cuela Conferencista. (Cdrceles de
Distrito), Maquinista. Obras P1blicas,
Mecanico para inspection de autos.
Medico Nisitante. Carceles de Distri-
to-. Nivelador, Official de Estadfsticas
de Agricultural e Industrias, Operador
(Transitman). Operator de Linotipo,
Neg. de Mat. Imp. Y Trans), Pia-
nista, Planchadora. Policfa Capataz.
Portacinta, Portamira. Prensista, (Neg.
de Mat. Imp. Y Trans), Rayador,
(Neg, Ge Mat, Impsy Trans.), Repa-
rador dc Lfneas. TELEGRAPH Insuiar,
Sobrestallte. Sobrestante tAuxiliar, Ia
aulgrafo,. Tgabajador, sanatorio Insu-
lar, Tradustor,s Nigilantc, (Servicio del
Riego) ~ rzanjero, tDitchriderl, (Ser-
Aicio del sRiego.
' Los ex:fineiies para candidates
.cn el servicfo Civil Puertorriqueno Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
la MADRE Y La IIIJA QUEDA-
Ron. SORPRENDIDAS DE LA.FOR-
Ma EN- QUE LAS ALIVlO TANLAC.
La esposa de. .un conocido comerciante retirado
declara que di6 Fin al sufrimiento cons
tante por la biliosidad el estreni-
miento. Dice que no hay
NADIA como Tanlac.

cia, y desde entonces he lido mejoran-
do. va no me moiesta mas el estreni-
niento. mi digestion es mucho mejor
y mi apetito ha mejorado tanto que he
aumentado variqs kilos en- peso: en-
realidad Tanlace me ha convsrtido en-
una persona sana y feiiz,
Mi hiia Antonia comenzo tomar
Tanlac al misino TEMPO que 70 tam
bi6n Ella va aumentando en- peso. y Sc
siente nfucho mejor mas fuerte.
"Tanlac nos ha iviado de una ma
nera tan maravillosa que anabas cree
mos que no hay nada como el.'
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las farrna-
cias y droguerias.
Sc han 3endido 50 millones de bo-
tellas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

) IA M9f8sslNSa lNSap IalIENDo N''Es Sc
aANU LErEL pB0gEso 4e0NTRALosl
'p0LfctIAs yalEENT4N 81 DE JESUS
Ea la tarde lie aver cempareci6 am,
tx. K. q juez palfn u Lc,io. J:liIAe 'sifrc.
'Jr., alogads de f6s paliefa$ x-ictolfa4
lsa de jesus Etisebio yalentin, "a
quiencs &c acusa ante Ii tortc Fede-
raj de- asesilato eiLpfimer gfado.
x III Iedo siffe eeii ii venia de Ia
Cofte solicito Que fuese seAalada para
Ia proxima senlana Ia vista de la mo
ciom que tiene en- proyecto presalfaF
para que sea desestimada la asusaci0h
aeeediendo el juez Il 10 solicitaho.
La mori6n es con- q objeto de inn
pugliai' Ia Jurisdiction de Ia ccrte en-
este qstllto. IS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
.SE-BALL

cial en- aextremo, ovacicna a Thomp-
son.
Nalios errores del campo Tabaque-
ro hace cue los Crises Sc. anotcn cua-
tro caTreras.
DC este inning en adelantc fue I'M
verda5ero Hop6drono, Las carreras
Sc sucedian a granel por parte de los
Crises, quianes solamcnte Sc anotan
DIS ceros. Diez Y seis carreras ha-
bfan anotado los Crises al tcrminarse
el noveno episodio. Micntras tanto
los I'abaqueros iban cayendo ante0lon-
Tho Y. las aiEs0llas see su9idiaD. Ocho
tStNas darBfa prppinado4Menpho E.teils
.lmcfEipreSGnlil- que los Tabaqueros. se
quedarian. en- blancO. TQtlog elf fmpndo
10 Nfefa sfmenest,; ;Sanguilf. .GNn c,t.os
outs .en 81 ,neNeno inning este, jls4idqqlS
da una stffemeatia, lifae; lRor leal cff4irr&
WI earrer las atrQ., esquiils IN i'l{qh
cnt4siasno. .sangirf cs. lgascaao efl
bEazpsg por sla fi1enGtica muitiit'sdl. uiti sdl.l}d }de} Is
sifapatieus lie cayez Sswp323gsaA rqleten
IA Jallase es -el hltiipq ogt. FL seoreI
lHsuIto, diez y seis y uno q favor dc
los Gyiaes.T Una victoria que sigl.li-
flea que IItlRaass.:lo es t9dayfl Dc prri5-l p'r5
mera, clase, que todayfa sisne. pre-
parade para luchar, contra les JiAe-
fns. sal,,,ei,ia Rome no dIiicr, k@aoi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
GOBIERNO DE, PUERTO RICO
CQniSiil0 del SeIViCiO Civil POItOTiQueiO

verificar;in Ell San Juan. Ponce. Ma
yagiieZ. Arecibo. Humacao. Guayalna.
AguadNla y Vieques, el di1 II dc,AdrH
de 1923, con el objeGo de~p5tener ele
gibles para cubrir las vacantes que
pudieran ocurrir en- los referidos Off
clos.
Estes eXlmcnes serdn dc caractcr
practice Y compren0erdn solamente
las materias que fueren neccsarias a
fin de probar las aptitudes de los opo-
stores para cf desempe1o dc los off
clos que desearen cubrir. FL manual
que cpntiene tQdoS los inf0rnes ncce-
sarios efr cuanto n sergi~to. las sGli
citudes los eXlmenes. 81 nlandar1, lal
quien, 10 4solicite. ~. Para, mas .detaileS
,dilliasc, VA sea. personalmeilte o .por
eScritq, III lii Comisi0p del nSerHiciD, Ci-
vii PuertoEriquefo, ,t,al4qrdq Allen no,
;, San Juan. -.,j II k;
A pcdir s?1ii(lssfads.s iqfiqAfcSc cIqrG7
,ateAte~{ctz aopapre rrde{Q Get c,rdmcp.
9ue &e.dcseG. tQataf. pnAs,ts
5ia AAtQNEfSTAC4fNs -a4]
Las solicitpdess para t}S rcfGrilloS
eximenes tienell que hacerse en-. los
modelos prescrit('s. Sc Hama III es
peeial ateRpi@nr de Jos fnteresildos.
acerca de Ia alecesidad- de cjecutar en.
debila f0rma. ta}, pfento cqnlo s{'7 pe-l
SiJIc las solieitudas, dc Que, baio
aingdn coacepto, sc ddmitirda soiici--
tudcs dcspHfs del di0 4 dc abifi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

. -
HJ-MACAO REVIVE PARA DARLE
DOS PAIIzsAS AL TEAM NULNO
PLATA DE CAYEY. 10 HOMER.l&NS
Sc ANOTAN LOS CRISES EN Ell
Ola. LOS TABAQUEROS Sc ANO-
Tan CUATRO. SANGUIR PER
MITE .DIEz Y SEIS CARRERAS.,
No c0nsiguiendo III administracion
del HumacaG contratar Juegos con
teams de milmcra clase, debido las
intenciones del Ponce Puerto Rico
de hacer caer el sHupacao, tqvo ei
manager Mojica que c0ntratar dos
iuegaS con- dl Niev1b Plata reiiomBra.
did team dc segunGa de Cayes, que
est:il,a r6naaii(lB telhasiad6 Pr esas
miilltlost de Di6s. ~ -. ''"i5s
N5 ptidimos a2istif al jucgol de- Ia
ma!lana, pero ii ESQ d. FL 'nla 2tle Ia
tar;le @gl;!linii1s. t7c 1Iuinacao. 6h 'el am
tomovil de mi yiejo tllon Vicente or.
tiz) acolnpanado POI, varits faiiaficos
dc csta localidad. EnfiIainos, en',di-
T66saGfolf j fas aBriiptts t6ditaflas Gle
.ea!ysts4s, di;spifestes d ;'eoihpadiara la'es-
titJ team seir s3is delrotasao yictofias,
con ID nisnfa ednfializabde tiehp6s' dc
ailtan6!fio7g olss1assx9 ast et2a63
lis tres in6h6s qtiihcc7 llegamesna
Cayey, el pueblei DEF tabaco' el pueblo
donde luchaban los Crises por el 'ho-
nor de nuestra eiudad:
Para llegar a la liga hay que reco-
rrer a pie una gran cuesta, que nos
hizo llegar exhanstos a la liga. Ali
nos enteramos del juego>de la maiia-
na, por infor1nes suministrados por
los Crises.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
Barce1o,
oA OV1Ui
Presidente del iSeaiads
Guerra Mondragon,

'AI, Speaker de la Carnara.
IIasta IA tina de ia madrugada de
hoy, segiit, ingfffhla6j6Ii Extra oficial
obtenida por al r6dhcfor de Ell I'M
PARciAI, esfuvo5 ffauiida Ia Juhta
Central del Paftido Uiionista en- caicus
informal al 6bjeto de tratar varios asun-
tos de. silma nnportancia en- relacion
con Ell proxirnd recibimiento que Sc le
tributara al Hon, Towner.
Sc tiene entendido que la Legislature
hara al referido .Juez Towner, un es,
p1endido honenaie a su llegada, en- de-
mostraci6n de simpatiat Y Sc toman
acuerdos para que la isla, sin exceptuar
pueblo alguno, envie .sus respectivas
representations y comisiones.
Por los preparativos que desde hace
algunos dias Sc estan llevando a efecto,
tanto por la Legislature como por el
partido de Ia. mayoria y Concejo Mu-
nicipal de San juan, Sc cree que sera
este lin acto de alta trascendencia, en-
que el pals en- masa rendira todos los
llemehajes de5s simpatias al inuefYo
Gebernador.9 caballcnt Mat Iawne =. "a
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

Nj hija y yos estamos tomando Tan
lac yes sorprendente la forma. en- que
nos ha devuelto la fuerza y la saludp
tai es ell testimonio. enthusiastic que hace
POGO dio la Sra. Purifcaci6n Pihero de
Ramon. que reside en- la Gale de la
Paz Ell ffente "a "a Academia de San
Agustin. Rio Piedras espdsa de un
conocido conerciante retirado.
'"Hace siete amos comence sufrir
del estomago desde entoncss perdi
siete ik1os en- peso. Ell alinento' me
hacia dano sufria de biliosidad y estre-
iiirniento Y tenia necesidad de tonar
purgantes fuertes con mas frecuencia
cada dia.
"Cuando conence a tomar Tanlac y
las Pildoras Vegetables Tanlac, hata CO.
mo un mes, note desde luego la ,diferen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

En- este Ia nrhaon
de
la izquier
painadp evb segudo prmeo Carl
drertd Al eontendientes
de Noruega Franc Checoes1oVaqa Aernania4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

rnisnao dia de su llegada al siguien-
-te tome participation en- ell acto de la
Inauguration del nuevo Gobernador.
Los Presidentes del Senado y de Ii
Camara dirigieron anoche Ell radiogra-
ma, que dice asi:
Secretario DENLY,
A bordo del vapor Henderson"
Extendemos d usted y comitiva nues
tro mas cordial saludo, y le expresa-
mos ,nuestra sinosra satisfaction al CO.
nooer lsu tprop6sito de visitar nuestra
Isla tempo de la inauguration del
Gobernador Towner. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
lARRo1d.ApO sPoR UN AUTO.

Ell -dfaa 10 del actual. a las 900 a.
m.. Ell la AYenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, parada 10, la guagua No. Pals,
propiedad de Andres Higuera de San
Juan, que guiaba Fl chauffeur Ramon
Rodriguez. No. HOO, residente en- San
turce, arroll6 al indiyiduo Emilio
Cain, ocasionandoie una herida con-
Stusa en- laSregi5n frontal deeecha y
crosioncs en- la mano dcrecha, siendp
asistilo en- la sa1a de socorro Y pas6
d su rcsidencia en- a barrio chfcha-
10, de Santurce. III chauffeur fue de-
nuncispao por yiolaci0n Ia ley de au-
toln6yiles,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
Bueyes que Sc fueron
por un Ca1o en- CatanO

Como las $50 P. NJ. del 7 del ac-
tlsal, en- la carretera que conduce a
Pueblo Viejo, al pasar un carro tirado
por bueyes, cargado de muebles, guia-
do por ell carretero Jose Rodriguez,
por el puente Wilson" que esta eri-
gido sobre ell cano "San Fernando,
Sc resistieron los bueyes Sc fueron
cen el caro- dentro del cano, perdien-
dose algunos muebles y ropas. Ell ca
rro y los animales pertenecen a don
Felix Gonzalez Y nj estos nj ell carre-
tero sufrieron dano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
nUMAcAo Us. spokrs, Ell d

T Estos des coIosos del cmpcrador Ge
rs deportes han toEerfiJdo cuitfo
jucgos para los doniingos Is j % de
marzo. In cuyos desaffos habrd mo-
jcr relota que el domingo pasado. Tn
huey tlyro ser:i 81 team de los "Orien-
tales donn Sc encnentran Santana,
Jallase, Caenalpncito Ioiicho. De
itodqs los fans Is bien conocido e
team IIumacao por su dcstreza i Ia
majagua. A jllzgar por q entusi;tsmo
que hay entire los fanaticos de esta 70.
may la de @rientc, Ia liga -serd poea
,pafa conteners el p1blico que concui1a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
NSs sl1~tuCSdliiclItS, f
= A. Col. Vidal,
secrot;niiu pafticaslariIe Iprasidente
del Seilado si.9p9

II
En- relac;on con los actas. sr.a. iani2s
Ge celcbrarse, Ia Asamblea' Il s,aisiHfl
Sc dispone tornar. "a ellos Ia fartsfi3
pacion que le corresponds. FL Presii
dente del Senado ST. Barce.6, y Ell Pre-
'sidente de la Can1araT Sr. Guerra, y Sel
Conaisionado de Ssrvicio Publico de-
San Juan Sr 1Travieso han estad0 en-
estos dias cannbiaado impresienes. los
'Sres. Barcelo yGuerra acerca de 10 que
corresponds a la Asamblea Legislative
II ell Sr. Travieso de lo3que corresponde
a San Juan como ciudad, en- la cual Sc
.ha de verifcar Ia ceremonial de la inau-
guracion del Gobernador Towner
FL Sr. Travieso nos ha informado que
ha ofrecido ei Teatro Municipal para el
aNto de la.inauguracion y que Sc pre-
pone tarnbien juntamente con e Pre-
sidente de Ia asanablea municipal S.
Eduardo Acuna dirigirse hoy raisrno 2
las asambleas fnuniclpales Y concejos
Ede administration de toda IA isla, in-
vitandolos que eivien sus represen.
tantes San Juan e dia cinco de abril
pfoxirno. de manera que toda "a isla
exprcse Sd bienveuida 3al Sri Towner e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15
Ell AREA DE NOE

Il Esta poderosa area. con todos sus
eetallcs historicos. seran presentados en-
la poderosa production titulada LA
RIBLIA, Ia cual esta considerable CO.
mo una de las peliculas religiosas de
mayor interes para q publico, debido a
sus grandes ensefanzas la muche-
dumbre inconsciente y a toda la espe,
,Eic bumana
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-15

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bre del Pueblo de Puerto Rico 1e
extiendo la mas cordial iavitsci6n
para que I'd. as:sta autorice Ia We
nida de aquellos buques dc Ia escua-
dra que esten Ell condiciones de We
mir. Espero. ansiosamente que I'd,
encontrara expedite Ell modo de acep
tar esta invitacion. Sirvase avisar.
me de su decision por a4rograna,
para disponer reeibilniento.
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Con. el testimonio de nj eqp5;dcra-
qi6n. mas, ddiistingQiida, DIST quedo, de psted,
ST Presidents u ri So, ~,
.dr, 4 lM@ayc @yyc. FesR7s5t1no.ffiaamentel p o.ffiaa
.ai@2 u cpssaasisE ]. saldaiia,
M5i; aersi3 .nt Seeretario Executive.
aJ. y ,!ntqss aaA itir lt
T. Marc rs 1928
Hon E, j. 'safttAhae ~ Z
hsa9fdtario Ejeeuti1vo i'le p r.
eassfas eassfsoft oft...Ieia 81 soifh ifis a5
~ A na684iIbffse na8iIbffse del ST. zpresideite del Sc,
haaado lad re tteenngo ei honor DE-, acusar recibo
de Sd s atspptsa liun1iicaei6n relacionada
con eli cab5lcgrainoias del General McIn-
tyre al Honorable Eobernador INFERNO
y con el inatarnbrico Dc. este al Secreta-.
=. 81 + i. a. B i
rio de Marina,
En- cuanto a Ia inauguraci6r>del Go
bernador Tewner, me eneYga el ST.
Presidente le Olga que el Ssnado Sc.
complaccra en- iocupar, en- laIcsremo-
MIA inaugural, el sitio que sienpre le.
correspondio EN- actos de esta natti-
raleza.
Con el testinis;dflio dc mi consid.ra,
cion, quedo de I'd. senor secretari9
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