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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
FOUR TICKETS ARE
In FIELD FOR THE
DALLAS ELECTION
NV The Assocrated Press,

DALLAS. Texas. April 3.-Four tick
cts; the democratic. citizens. indepcnd-
cnt and labor. are being voted upon tc
select a mayor and city commissioners
for the rext two years in Dallas. Speak
ers Of the citizens association have as.
serted thBt the democratic ticket has the
endorsement Of the ku klux klan.
Dallas is also voting on bond issues
totaling more than eight million dollars
The citizens and democratic tickets are
IN the race ut Fort Worth with no unus.
ual issue at stake. The citizens tickei
M Abilene il unopposcd.
No indication Of the probable outcome
of the elections could be obtained this
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
Church Leader
Executed Says
Russian Paper

i'v The AASnriai esl press.t
MOSCOW, April a.--Vicar 6cnsral
Eutchhsv:tch Of the Koran Catholic
church of Russia ha., been executed.
HE newspaper rrayada says the cz-
erution occurred an March 81. and
that he me. his death before a fir
ing squad.
He was sentenced 10 death on
March 2s. after being found guilty
Of opposing the soviet government.
The details of the execution will
probably never hr revealed. The Rus
sian government sent sharp note
Ia the Polish government chararier-
izirg foland's attempted 'inicr.cr-
enre with Russian justice" a. an
unfr.eniiy act.
Protests from all parts of the
world. including the American gov
ernment, had been made against the
execution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
OFFICERS BRING
a MORE ALLEGED
DRAFT EVADERS

Fsur more draft cvadcr~ were brought
10 this city yesterday aftern"on aud
turned over to miiiFars authorities. tlirse
men being arrested and brought Y"
Brownsville hy brpEtv 4. :. Marshall
III. X. .ieffcrdS AMI Special Agent. a. =.
Department If Justice. Eugene Parker.
tn. four men were arrested near Ray
mondville.
They gave their names a. DinaS Ca
vazoS. Rafael Reyna. Jose Iowa AMI Srl-
divar I.osa. an four viii ~ tried ~
c"urt martial IN Fort Brown. Ieff~rds
and Parker brought down three draft
evadcr4 fro mihe same territory Saiur-
day night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
BANDITS LOOT
Was HUGE SUN,
CHECK SHOWS

ST. LOUIS, Mo- April .. Pcstofficc
inspectors this morning announced tina
partial check Of the registered mail
obtained by the five armed bandits here
yesterday showed that the nine stolen
pouches contained a.. least SCI .O10. and
$3.50 in negotiable bonds.
IL j. possible that complete check
will shoS that the robbers obtained ne.
gotiable paper running into six figures
il was said. 10 clue AZ % the identity VI
the bandits has been obtained
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
RAILROAD COMPANY
PLANS IMPROVEMENTS

HOUSTON. Texas. April 3.-The In
ternational and Great Northern will
spend two and half million dollars in
Texas out Of its capital funds during the
present year. President II. a. Hamilton.
announced this morning. The company
also plans TO spend fifty per cent more
out Of its current revenues for track
and equipment maintenance than here
tcforc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
Kills Himself Ten Days
After Brother Suicides

HOUSTON. Texas. April 3.--Joe A.
.ione>. age about 30. shot and killed him
self n cemetcry ~ Richmond IN Fort
BEND county. early today. according to
word received here.
lie was "A hrother-in law II r. A. Wrs-
sendorf. Richmond banker. who shot
AMI killed himself ten days ago. Friends
said II. had been brooding over the death
~ the latter. lie was unmarried
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03

TOLEDO. April ,. Cine man is miss
Ing and three are 50 severely Injured
that they are expected 10 die a~ re-
S'lit Of y rear end collision early Mon
day morning between freight train IN
~" Tolsdp. -. Louis and Western rail
road and drag ~ the Terminal rail
road three miles south nf Toledo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
ARREST MADE In
CONNECTION WITH
MITCHELL MURDER

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 3.-Frank
Jones. age -. l. IN Jail here charged
with murder IN connection with the kill
ing ~ Jack Britton. the middlekrisht
boxer. age 81. told the police that he
sought Hritton after his sevrnteen-y year
Old sister had told him that he had
wronged her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
SART QUO WARRANTO
PROCEEDINGS AGAINST
MICH. RELIGIOUS CULT

LANSING. Mich. April Quo war
ranto proceedings to compel officials OF
the House cf David colony to show cause
why the organization should not be dis
handed were instituted in the county
circuit court here today by the state .:
Michigan. Allegations Of immortality
were made against Benjamin Purncll
head az the cult. in recent civil trial
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
WHISKEY THIEVES
GET THREE TRUCK
LOADS OF LIQUOR

BALTIMORE. Md. April =: WhiSk"y
thieves broke into the warehouse Of the
Spring Gardens Company. early today.
hound three watehm.n and carried away
three Iarg. truck loads If liquor. The
waichmrn. who were liberated two hours
later ny trainman who heard their cries.
stated there were forty in the gang.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
COURT FINDS TN
FAVOR DEFENDANT

HOUSTON. Texas. April 3.tFinding
in favor Of the defendant IN the suit foi
an accounting rs the Old Colony Trust
Company of Boston against The Sa.ar-
land industries i recommended IN the
report by the master IN chancsry filed
with the federal court here The action
involved about SsO0.00O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
BROWNSVILLE SCHOOLS MAY Be
CLOSED WITHIN ONE MORE WEEK
SCHOOL BOARD ANNOUNCES TODAY

school Brownsville Independent
of the the
made q
There in
has futile IF open
OF the tcrm these paid
paid will be Obliged
The board spent the entire
their adjournment issued the following
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
ARMY PLANES ARRIVE =
AT WASHINGTON FIELD

WASHINGTON. ~. ~. April 3.--Six
army airplnnrS arrived at Boiling Field
near here today. having concluded the
circuit of more than 5000 miles from
San Anfonio 10 Porto Rico and return 10
Washington. This flight was officially
recorded ~ the War Department ~ one
of the most remarkable pioneer flights
in the history or aviation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
NOTED OUTLAW DIES
In KANSAS PRISON

COFFEYvILLE. Kas- April s.--Albcrt
Conner. noted Kansas and Oklahoma
outlaw. died in Jail here this morning.
He was shot hy Robert Spriggs. former
service man. when he attempted 10 hold
up grocery store on March "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
BIG HAUL or LIQUOR.

NEW ORLEANS. Apr'i Flight
men armed with rifles and shofguns held
~ The guard ~ hncflcgrer~' cache in
Bayou Rarararia early Sunday morning
and escaped with lirmor valued nj $40.
oOo according e. 4 report received late
yesterday ~ prohibition officials here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
ASKS CONVICTION
COMMUNIST LEADER

ST. JOSEPH. Mich. April 3.-The
defense Of American institutions
demands the conviction Of William
z. Foster Of Chicago, charged with
violating the Michigan law against
criminal synd;calism. the state ar
gued today in the closing arguments
Of the trial.
Foster was arrested as the result
of secret convention Of the COM
munist party on the shore of Lake
Michigan. last August.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
TESTIMONY IN SEALY
MURDER CASE STARTS

AUSTIN. Texas. April s.---The taking
OF testimony In the case or Foster Bell.
charged with assault with intent to rnur-
der growing out Of the street clash i'm
Austin county last September, was
scheduled TO begin in district court here
today.
Fritz &. Schaffner. his son. Robert and
Luther and Thomas Bell were killed In
the fight MT Sealy. Foster Belt IN o.
brother of two of the victims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
PLANS MADE FOR
KNIGHT TEMP LARS
MEETING AT DALLAS

DALLAS, Tex, April 3.-Parades
drills and barbecue arc on the pro-
gram today of the Grand Command
cry knight Templars, preparatory to
the formal convention tomorrow. Le-
onidas Ferry Newly Of Knightstown.
Indiana, Grand Master Of the grand
cncampment Of the United States,
arrived this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
AGED WOMAN DIES In
FLAMES AT HER HOME

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. April 3.Miss Eliza
beth Nicholson age 9i. was burned to
death and her three aged sisters burned
severely IN trying % rescue her when
fire damaged their home here today. The
origin of the fire j. undetermined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
JURY TAMPERINC
IN LIQUOR CASE
CHARGED TODAY

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. April 3
Because Of alleged tamrering with
the foreman Of the jury, Judge
Thompson in United States district
court discharged the jury trying the
case Of 20 men charged with cons
piracy to illegally withdraw and sell
liquor. h,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
SELECT JURORS FOR
TRIAL MURDER CASE

CARTHAGE, Texas. April 3.--The Sc
lection of jurors 70 try Jesse Rambin
and Alfred Simpson, charged with the
staying cf Dr. A. T.. Parrish Of Nacog-
doches county last year was started to-
day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-04-03
GOOD PROGRESS
Being MADE ON
CITY'S PLANTS
Work on Sewer Disposal
Plant and Also Abattoir is
Progressing Rapidly and
Satisfactory

Excellent progress IL being made ON
both the sewer disposal plant AMI the
city's ahattoir. and there il ever, IT.
,lication that both will BE- completed be-
fore the time limit fixed by the contracts.
Work on all departments of the new
city sewer disposal plant is progressing
at rapid rate. according to +. X. Burn.
construction engineer on the plant. and
only the failure Of the San Antonio
plant to ship pipe has held up the work
Crews are now working on the pump
pit and settling tank. Also n. +. Rem
dali has constructed more than mile
Of the outfall line, which will be 5000
feet long when completed.
The San Antonio pipe plant has been
out OF commission for "A short time
which prevented pipe from arriving ME.
Burn said. but this has been remedied
and several cars Of pipe are now on the
road. The screen chamber and cnlorina-
tor. and also the chloronator house have
been completed. Chlorine equipment has
all been shipped and should arrive III
the near future.
Mr.. Burn said yesterday that work
would start on the sludge drying bed to-
day. Also the forms for the sitting
tank are completed. and the excavation
work for the tank will be completed
shortly. and pouring Of the concrete
base will start. The form for 'hs biz
tank. which is IS feet in diameter, will
be sunk today
The entire grounds where the plant il
being installed show the intense urtivi-
ty Of the work. All departments Of the
plant are progressing equally we'll AMI
machinery has been shipped for many
of the accessories, and will be installed
as soon as il arrives. With good weather
much work should be done on the plant
within the next few weeks
Abattoir Nearing Completion
As the cement plasterng is being PIT
onto the walls Of Brownsviilc's new brick
abattoir. the building is taking on the
aspect OF finished structure. A number
Of men are being employed by Contract
or &. w. Hummer. and the work is pro
ceeding rapidly.
By the time machinery arrives for the
ntatsoir. the building will probably be
completed and s,'ady for installation.
The killing pits. drying pans and most
Of the other appliances In the building
have been completed or are nearing
completion. Plumbing work and installa-
tion Of lights and other fixtures is un-
derway.
The ahattoir Is two stories high and
constructed Of brick on three foot. re-
inforced concrete base. The walls of the
building. will be covered with cement
On the second story will be he pipe
loft and refrigerating machinery. while
the killing room. cold storage room,
chilling room and other departments of
the plant will be on the ground floor
The basement was eliminated in the
second set of plans.
Most of the machinery is on the road
Mr.. Hummer said. and should be here
within few weeks. In the meantime the
men are kept nj work. on the building In
an effort 70 have II ready for the in
stallation Of machinery upon its arrival
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

Ell LCDO. COLL Y CUCHI RADTCOs
S SU CONTESTACION DEL DESA-
CATO DE QUE Sc LIE ACUSA

Aver tarde el Lcdo. Cayetano Coll
v Cuchf comparecio ante el Juez Cd
lin, de la Corte Federal, y en- Corte
alberta Y con la venia del Juez, obtu-
vo permiso para radicar su contesta-
ci6n antes del dia sefialado para mos
trar causas por desacato. Por la tar
de ell Lcdo. Cayetano Coll v Cuchi ra-
dico su contestaci6n, v en- la n1anana
de hoy la argumento en- Corte abier-
ia, sosteniendo que en- la hip6tesis de
que hubiesen mil testigos para pro-
bar los hechos que Sc lie imputan, no
era necesario que ell Fiscal Wells los
presentase, va que el los admite, CO.
mo aparecen de la letra de la acusa-
cion; pero durante ell curse de su pc
roracion dijo ell Lcdo. Coll v Cuchf
que era menester hacer una pequena
enmienda. a la contestacion para ajus-
tarla los hechos alegados, Y enton-
ces debido la oposicion del Fiscal
Wells de que Sc viese~la question en-
su fondo, la Corte dicto una orden al
taquigrafo, permitiendo al Lcdo. Coll
y Cuchi preseRtar una contestacion
enmendada ell werner proximo, que es
el dia sefalado para mostrar causas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
.ESPECTACULOs

Cine Tres Banderas.-Primera jor-
NADIA de la bella creacion "El DR.. Ma
Ebeuse', por Rudolf Klein Rugge. Ori-
ginal v subjestiva,
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Estreno de la soberbia cinta presen-
tada por j. A. Giusti Co. Gel Enemi-
go de la< Mujeres".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce) .-Da-
mas gratis. Segunda jornada de Ia
famosa serie francesa, "Yo Acuson
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-Damas
gratis. "La Sombra de Gaby'.
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-La pri-
mera jornada en- s actos clos Miste-
rios de Paris" La famosa y bella
novela del gran literato Eugenio Sue,
Cine del Parque, (Santurce). Ethel
Clayton en- Gel mas alla". La actriz
mas elegante de America. Drama en-
z actos.
Teatro Beliograph, (Cataho).-Tho
mas Meighan en- el drama: "Blanco y
Soltero"ay la comedia en- dos parties tt
tulada: F..Sfrvase Pasar". o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
LA SlTUACION

El momento es de verdadera ;expec-
tacion va que no pueden conocerse las
actuaciones del nuevo Eecutivo, que 81
tiene indiscutiblemente las mejores con-
diciones de capacidad, don de gentes
y conocinientos de los .liders y de las
cosas de Puerto Rico a traves del Co.
mite de Asuntos Insulares, hay que es-
perar su mensaje Official para saber
de una manera mas firme, los detalles
de sus procedimientos al normalizar los
asuntos publicos. La garantia de sus
ejecutorias es un buen augurio y, en-
general, Sc espera una nueva era de
justicia para este pals, pero en- politi-
ca hay siempre que esperar los hechos
para exponer la opinion defnitiva. 7
No ha caido bien y Sc espera que
el punto sea aclarado satisfactoriamen-
te, ell Que Sc liable va de sustituciones
de funcionarios que el pals tiene dere-
che a conservar, pues para clio posee
elementos ,su6cientes. Y seguramente
que Ell ,iuevo Executive sabra seleccio.
mar de acuerdo con las justas aspira.
clones de nuestro pueblo, los engrana.
jes de la maquinaria que todos esperan
seran colocados de la mejor manera pa
ra todos.
-El Vive-Presidente de la Camara
sehor Lastra-Charriez y Ell Representan-
tie ex-Speaker senior Coll y Cuchi, con-
ferenciaron aver extensamente en- un
apartamento del cafe en- donde nos so
lenos reunir politicos y periodistas.
Comentarios. Simplemente asuntos
PROFESSIONALS.
En- Ell vapor "San Lorenzo, lego
San Juan el ilustre abogado senior
Chester B. Masslich, autoridad en- bo-
nos del gobierno. El senior Masslich
tiene su cargo el estudio de mas de
treinta emprestitos municipales de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
III Il Li||p0DROnO

pectivos brutos, dejo todo ell mundo
desconcertado. Seguido de Vagabond
entro el potro de Quincy la meta "lo
mas engreido', pagando en- ambas
bancas $4.00 y $3.50 respectivamente.
En- esta lucha corrian Mogrovita que
hace tempo no dice esta boca es mia;
Inlay, Vagabond, Progreso, Atrevido
Equis Y Fisk
En- la Ultima carrera, pues con sor-
presa general ell domingo solo fueron
anunciadas cinco carreras, cuando 10
corriente es que Sc celebren siete, CO.
rrian en- una distancia de 1,100 metros,
Yaucono, Flat Tone, Singer Machine
Adelite, Patton, que no corrio v Ven
delta. Aquf decidiase ell Pool y ell cora
zon de muchos hfpicos parecia la ma
quina de un reloj al que Sc lie ha quiz
tado la pendula. Y que barullo ell que
Sc arrno cuando Sc vic 10 que no Sc
esperaba. AL escucharse la sefal de
arranque, esa demonio de Singer Ma
chine cogi6 la puerta de salida ".
Despfdanse ustedes, dejo a sus con-
trincantes atonitos yAal publico con la
baba por fuera. Pero es la cosa que
la salida que dio Singer Machine es
uno de los casos mas excepcionales
que Sc ha visto, .porque la yegua dio
ell arranque colossal desde la cola de los
demas caballos, enfilando contra la
puerta en- una forma que nuchos han
calificado de "tajo" morrocotudo. Asi,
la descartada, que era la estupenda
Vendetta no pudo 'cenirse los laureles
de la victoria, pues la deception reci-
bida la impidio hasta lentrar en- Sc
gundo lugar, dejando que Flat Tone
Sc colara detras de Singer Machine,
aun cuando salio bastante retrasado.
La ganadcfa pago en- banca de prime
re s9.JJ7 Y en- la de segunda $500.
Ell Pool repartio I'm dividendo de
$94.51, tocando esta cantidad cada
una de las SO personas que tuvieran
la suerte de pescarlo.
Ell pdblico salio bastante satisfecho,
aun cuando Sc espera que las carreras
del domingo proximo sean mucho mas
ajustadas y esplendidas, pues el Pro-
grama que Sc prepare da razon es-
perarlo asi.
Pinocho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
Ell lnisnlo.

factcriamente y que una era dc paz
estrechara los lazos entire Turquia y
las naeiones que estuyieron frente a
ella en- las conferencias de Lausanne.
Els una noticia esta cue ha sido fnuy
bien recibida en-, todos los cireSlos p9s
liticos, pues demuestrase con ella que
los turcos no desean la guerra, per
ahora, a menos de que sean atacados
por alguna potencia enemiga.
WASHINGTON, mario ANTE. la
aprohacion del proyecto de ley, en- eI
|Senado, autorizando sea votada Ia SD
ma de trescientos mil para la cons
truccion del edihcio de la Embajada
americana en- Paris, Sc da va por se-
guro que las obras, que seran suntuo-
sas, daran comienzo de un momento
a otro. Sc hacia va necesario-dice
la prensa-que los Estados Unidos tu-
vieran sus oficinas en- Francia en- un
edifcio propio y de la importancia que
las otras potencias desde hace item
po 10 poseen. Es possible que Sc pro-
yecte la erection de ottos edifcios
|similares para las enlbaiadas nacio-
males en- las otras capitales de Euro
pa y America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
DEL c1Rc TO SOCIAL

Tn grupo de bnnotadas damas de
esta capital han invitado a las nuy
distinguidas de pnce y Mayaguez al
objeto de ilevar a Eabo una reunion con
lei fin principal del razar el camino que
han de seguir en- Easo de que sea I'm
5hecho la nueva N ida que quieran i'm
plantar los modis IS parisienses.
Nosotros hemos ie estar siempre dis
puestos a defendd los ideales feneni-
nos, por tanto puey n contar con noso-
tros en- todos rnom ntos, pero debemos
advertirles las duhnas de casas Y ca.
bezas de fanilia, q6 y sus compras de.
ben efectuarlas en- Ell GLOBO. San
Justo SO, donde mas barato Sc vends
la mejor calidad que Sc obtiene. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
DON MANUEL LEDESMA

De aI@llnos dfaS para esta fecha,
viene mejo3an - natahlcmentc ell Sc
nor Manuel I.edes5na. importante elc-
m2nto dc Ia cHdad de .hrocibo. quielr
guardala cana a causa de, pertinaz
enfeimed@d.
Fud a&istido por cl reputable doc
tor Sus nj Que ayndado por los fa-
miliar>s e>eI 'Scnor I.edesma, losr6
triunfar contra ei ltligro de dicha en-
fcimcda4
C4tn tn9anes Sti proltro restableci-
miento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07

Puerto Rico y viens en- sviaje de recrSo
~ de paso atendera alguno de los
emprestitos cuya Recommendation no es.
ia del todo satisfactoria.
Ell sehor Massolich es huesped de
#nuestro amigo A. Nelez AIvarado Y
Sc ha hospedado en- el hotel Condado
Vanderbilt.
Continua Ia propaganda huelgaria
en- la region del Este, pero la mayor
parte de las Centrales y eolonias han
arrcglado con sus obreros y sc sigue
molendo con mas menos difeulta-
des.
-Ha estado en- San Juan ell seiior
Vargas, juez municipal de San Ssbas-
tian, que vino a Ia ciudad hacienda
uso de .licencia.
Las frases atribuidas al nuevo go
bernador respeeto al desarrollo Y prin-
cipal atencion de los asuntos economi-
cos, Sc ,interpretan como signiicativas
de que una politica de benefcios ge-
nerales para el pals sera iniciada y que
los asuntos politicos descendidos a la
categoria de 'chismes', seran descar-
tados en- absolute de la Mansion Eje-
cutiva. A recohstruir al situacion eco
nomica-politica de la isla,s ,s'normalizan-
do la vida administrative del gobierno
insular, Sc indica como tema del nue.
vo .gobierno. Y en- esa Inca son muy
conocidos los elementos que siempre Sc
mantuyieron en- ella, cumpliendo con
su deber de ciudadanos conseientes y
enteros.
En- breve habra elecciones en- el
Casino de Puerto Rico Y, como es ma
tural, va Sc habla de las diversas can
didaturas que Sc discutiran en- la Asam-
blea.,
Ell mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
RECLuIDo EN- CANA

Lo esta, desde ell lunes de la pre-
sente semana, el Lcdo. Manuel R,
Martinez, persona muy querida en- la
ciudad de Caguas y proprietario de
la conocida Farmacia Palmer, de
aquella localidad.
El estado del paciente es de cuida-
do, siendo asistido por ell reputado ga
leno A. Ruiz Soler.
Lamentamos de veras la noyedad
que retiene en- CANA al estimado ami
go y probo ciudadano, y nos alegrara
obtener los mejores informes acerca
de su pronta convalecencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-07
DEsssA;siEGRGE DICEN

g
5ssM M xacindario paeffice dc Ia esquina
de Ia cafe del Quito, en- Santurce, a
la carretera,, en- la parada u en- to-
da Ia calle, hay cQnstantamente reu-
'niones = grupos que molestan con sus
discusiones en- alto tono, aparte de
Z otlhs nracticas periudiciales al er-
den.
La p0licfa que ALI presta serFicio,
fiebiera hacer cumplir las ordenanzas
<procurar que los que tienen dere-
cho a disfrutar de. trlnquilidad pue-
dan siquiera dofmir, pues la mayor
parte de las noches los ruidos de las
tertulias, discusiones Y sdemas. Sc pro-
lcngan hasta las mas atlas horas de
la noche.
Todo el mtndo tiene derecho a es-
pareir su amino, pefo nadie tiene el
de molestar q. los dennis, tprbando Ia
paz. ptibfica i flevardo La intranqui-
lidad las familias que debieran es-
tar snejer garantizadas enl sus ddeha-
ceres en- su sueflo .s,
Esperamos que la iefatura del pues-
( fta v alQs vecilfoss de buena vohlntaa,
coadylEen a que esta sitnaei6n desa-
parezca, a beneficiosAde todos.
Il II