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she took the Vegetable Compound :, =
it cured her. So then | went ana "a :.
some, and certainly recommend !, y y
it is good. Whenever see snv u... y
who is sick l try to get her To - 49,
Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetabls q
pound. Mrs. ADA FRcK, Routs -, ,
Perrysburg. Ohio.
In nearly every neighborhood;ns-
town and city in this country tbers y
women who have been helped s bv ! ~ \
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comporn,;sI n;I !
the treatment of ailments peculia, !.
their sex, and they take pleasprs .
passing the good word along to o,,.,
women. Therefore, if you are trousIJ
in this way. why not give lydia + ErI
hams Vegetable Compound fair tr;,I N
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|. Timothy's Percentage tActs 16:D.
His father was Greek and his
mother a believing Jewess. on his
mothers side at least, he had Il godly
ancestry. Usually the mother makes
the son. Two generations of maternal
piOus grandmOthers were back of
Timothy. How thankful we ought TO
he to God for n godly ancestry.
Christian heredty and training con-
stltute the essential elements for
Christian life.
II. Timothys Training UI Tim.
l IS: II Tim. 3:1i-15).
His wise and faithful mother and
grandmother carefully nurtured him
In Gods Word. He knew tire Scrip.
lures from his childhood through their
training. The faith which came to
him from his grandmother through his
mother did not come through the laws
of heredity, but through careful train
ing and teaching Grace is not rea-
sOned by the laws of heredity. The
factors involved in his training were
godly ancestors, a Christian home, and
dlllgent study of the Scriptures.
III. Timothys Call (Acts l6 :l-3).
While on Paul's second missionary
journey in company with Silas, Tim
othy was found at Lystra near Derbe.
Perhaps he had been converted on
Pauls first missionary journey, but
hearing n favorable report of him by
the brethren, Paul took and circum-
cised him so as not to offend the
Jews, because his father was Greek.
This was not contrary TO the decision
Of the Jerusalem council. 1t was a
case where Cancellation could be made
without compromise of truth. From
this time to the end of Paurs life, he
and Timothy were boon companions.
They were as n loving father and n
dutiful son.
~. Timothy's Character Reticent.
/. OF n Retiring Disposition. II
Tim. &C. Timothy had received n gift
from God at the hands of the apostle,
but 1t needed to be stirred up, that Is,
famed into flame. Such n tempera-
ment would mature in touch with n
great personality like Paul. 1t is high
ly important that everyone store up
the gift which God has given unto him.
,. Courageous. IL Timothy 2:l-S.
Having been stirred up, he was freed
from the spirit of fear and deliberately
identified himself with Paul in his
suiferings and trial. Courage Is great
ly needed in doing the Lords work.
J. Faithful. He tarrled in the diff
cult field of Ephesus through many
years. He was the only man of the
needed fidelity to minister to the Phil
ippians. philippians 2:2o). The Sc
cret of his faithfulness in such posi-
tlon was his fidelity to the Word of
God.
V. Timothy's Ministry.
l. As n w-missionary with Paul.
Phil. 2:22).
=. AS pastor of church at Ephesus.
Here he labored for many years tact
fully meeting the difficulties of that
great church. The Christian minister
should believe in the Scriptures as
Gods Word and be able to rightly dI.
vide 1t so as to meet the needs of
those who hear him. This Is the only
way to meet the difficulties that arise
In the pastors labOrs.
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Easy to Understand.

Goodness! Wen miss the opei-
she said. impatiently. We've ".
waiting n good many minutes lot 'A'
mother of mine" al,
Hours, should say" he rep'''
somewhat acrimOniOusly.
ours" cried she, rapturousIy' ".
George, this is so sudden lhen !.
fell upon his neck.-Standard Ilna
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IMPROVED UNIFOR;a INTERNATIONAL
SunadoySchool q
' Lesson '
By REV. p. B. FITZwATER. d. D..
Teacher of English Bible In tho Moody
Bible Institute OF Chicago)
&C. 1879. Western Newspaper Union-D
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 23
TIMOTHY A GOOD MINISTER OF
CHRIST JESUS

LESSON TEXT-Acts l6:l-3: Phil.
2lg-22. IL Tim. l:l-s; II Tim. 3:lt-l5.
GOLDEN TEXT-"Be thou an exam
pie Of the believers. in word. in con-
versation. in charity. In spirit. in faith.
in purity Tim. I:l2.
PRIMARY TOPIC-A Boy Who Loved
the Bible.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Timothy, PHuIs
Helper.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Timothy Trained to Serve.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The Christian Ministry as Life
Work.
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cause cause ] suferedS|
pains in my i'd. n
the time. / ~
remember jus. ~
long | suffered h
It was for somets.
One day l was I'M
ing with a lady In, S
, on a car, and III
her how / was ts
ing and she said i.
had been just Et.i
was with pains n
nnFHsF.Vsa.-t.
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Re6DonslbilifiA,

Responsibilities gravitate to the
person who can shoulder them and
power flows to the man who knows
how.-Hubbard,
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Avoid Makino Ensmr..

Those whom you cannot make
friends OF, avoid making enemies.-
Epicurus.
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What is not good for either na.
soul or his body may be lilu'ii'I4
to his intellect. 1t, too, is expe''e'''
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Tho Weak.

The weak may be joked out Of any.
thing but their weakness.-Zimmer
mann
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the fall Of 1915 the costing the Unit
S2,OO0OO0 hour. Planning in peace
for means only the saving the life-blood
of youth, but every hour shorten such
a conflict means 100000 removed from the shoul-
ders Of the taNpayers.--Johu w. Weeks.
Under the resent mobilization plan the Quarter
master corps has figured that the cost of all har-
ness, pack and saddle equipment. which practically
INCLUDES all the leather requirements Of the army
VIII cost at current prices approNima ely sixty mill
lion dollars During the World for lack Of
plans there was spent for these items three
hundred million dollars.-J. Mayhem Wainwright.
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ASK YOUR
NE|GHBl|
Women Ten Each Other Hovn.
Have Been Helped by L,da ,
Pnkhan's Vegetable Com;

PerrysburE, ohlo;-'1 took Ivt,.
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BY JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN

He World war demonstrated the
man-pOwer of America and con-
firmed the traditional prowess of
the American soldier. The World
war also demonstrated Americas
material unpreparedness and left
this problem for the American peo-
pie to solve: In case of another
war how shall we arm and feed and
clOthe our fighting men at the front
without wrecking our industrial life,
bringing needless suffering upon the
Evening star., 1923-12-16

to have a community Christmas tree
on the lawn of the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Fl. Esch. on Brookville
road. Christmas carols will be sung
at the time of lighting OF the tree on
Christmas evening.
The Columbia Country Club of
Chevy Chase entertained Saturday
afternoon at bridge and tea. Mrs.
Frank Appleman and Mrs. Z. H.
Pitcher were the hostesses.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Church. on Shepherd street, will give
a Christmas pageant, when Christ
Was Born" by kaufman, on Sunday
evening at o'clock. in the audi
torium of the Maryland schoolhouse.
The pageant will be presented by
members of the Sunday school and
some of the church members.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Seldom and their
young daughter of Providence, r. l.,
have purchased and are now occupy
ing a home on Kanawha street. Mrs.
Seddon. before her marriage, was
Miss r. De Lima Prather OF Wash
ington.
Miss Therisa Hanger, the daughter
Evening star., 1923-12-16

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. Hanger
OF Mckinley street, left Monday for
Atlanta. Ga. where she will spend
the Christmas holidays with an aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arron Gottschall of
the Chevy Chase apartments enter
tanned their club at bridge and sup
per Saturday evening.
Col. p. N. Anderson Of Broad
Branch road has been spending sew
eral days In Detroit, Mich, on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold L. Doyle of
Huntington street entertained Mon
day evening at a dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Mcguire
OF Hesketh street entertained the
members of Mr.. Maguire's unit of the
mems club of the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament and their wives at
bridge and supper Tuesday evening.
Chaplain William w. Edel, United
States Navy, will preach at the morn
ing service OF the First Methodist
Episcopal Church. on Shepherd street,
Sunday, December 16.
Mr.. Clyde w. Warburton of Lenox
street returned Friday from Chicago.
I'LL, where he spent q week.
Mrs. George w. Wetzel of 39th and
Mckinley streets entertained her
chapter of the Eastern Star on Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Harry F. Lowe Of Patterson
street entertained her club at bridge
and tea Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1923-12-16

or waterbury, Conn, spent the week
end with friends In Alexandria.
Miss Margery Hall Is the guest of
her brother and sister in law. Mr.. and
N. J.
MRS, Clarence Sale has returned
from visit to her parents. Mr.. and
MRS. j. +. Nelms In Heathsville. Va.
Or. and Mrs. T. Franklin Dodd have
returned from an extended motor trim
through the south. They were rone
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Invitations have been received here
from Mrs. Loughborough Turner for
the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Sarah Beverly Turner. to Mr.. VIII
liam Fisher Turner Thursday after
noon. December 27. at o'clock, in
Grace Episcopal Church, The Plains,
Va.
Miss Gertrude Saunders of Beaver
Dam, Va. is the guest OF friends in
Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mungavin of
Evening star., 1923-12-16

over two weeks and made visits to
friends in st. Augustine and Miami,
Fla: Columbia. 8. c., and Atlanta.
Mrs. George Uhler and Miss kath-
ryn Grifnth Uhler have returned from
Pittsburgh, whore they spent 9 month
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd Uhler
Miss Matilda Gerlacher has re-
turned from a visit to her brother-in,
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Beard in Tamaqua. Pa, accompanied
lCohtinued ON Tenth Pa&e.l
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Ell SERVICIO DE VAPORES DE LA
LINEA LYKES

Los selores NJ. Berries V Co.. co
merciantes al pOr mayor de esta ciu-
dad, agentes de la acreditada lfnea
de vapores "Lykes", nos participant
por medic de una circular que des-
de MARIO del corriente a1o aviSaron
sus favorecedoiGs al comercio en-
general. con respecto la continua-
ci0n del servicio de vapores de la IL
nea "Lykes' que ellos representan en-
esta lsla con I'm itinerario flo, del
que ha podido depender el comercio
para sus transacciones. FL primer
itinerario cubrfa un periodic de tres
meses, cubriendo igual ttrmino el Sc
gundo. FL tercer itinerario cubre m
termin0 de cuatro meses. hasta el dfa
"a de ener0 de 1924.
La lfnea Lykes Sc sicnte altamente
orgullosa, de que hasta la fecha han
cumplido el itinerario ofrecido, vi6n-
dose asf pOr 10 tanto ell comercio pro
tegidO en- sus compras Ell las fechas
estahlecidas.
FL servicio rendido por la referida
lfnea de vapores no ha podido ser
mas eficiente, manteni6ndose a la al
tura de las necesidades de nuestro CO.
mercio en- Ssus relaciones con TEXAS.
quienes han propendido el desarrollo
del comercio entire aquel Estado es-
ia isla, el cual piensan continuar, con-
tando desde luego con la cooperation
de todos.
FL Lake Slavi'' Sali6 del puerto de
Houston el dfa 26 del actual, esperdn-
dose que llegue a San Juan Ell octu-
bre II.
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\ La PRINCIPAL DE LA ESCUELA
"MATIENZO CINTRON"

La inteligente profesOra principal
de Ia escuela "MatienZO Cintr0n", de
Santurce, debe ordenar que los porte
rOs que dan acceso al partio de Ia
referida escuela, s an abiertos, para
que asf los nihosy ninas, que por re-
gnlar acuden In escuela media hora
antes de comenZar las classes, perma-
neZcan resguardado, dentro del patio,
pues Sc estd dandO el case, que por no
poder estos nii1os penetrar en- el patio
antes de que Sc toque la campana, tie
men que permanecer en- la carretera V
Ia Gale del Pardue. bajo todo el sol.
Ademas ell trd1ico de vehfculos por
aquella esquina, es verdaderamente
peligroso, y antes que tener que la
.mentar alguna desgracia. en- bien Ge
estos nifIos ninas, debe ailoptarse la
medida que dejamos selalada.
Esperamos que la profesora princi-
pal atienda nuestra sI1plica.
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Expression de GIatItud

ii Sr. Jose Sola, empleado en- los ia
Heres tipograficos de Cantero Fernan-
dez Co., nos suplica hagamos cons
tar su agradecimiento a les Drps. Ba-
rreras, Font SudreZ, Y personal sus
0rdenes en- el Hospital de Cirugfa Mu-
nicipal, por las muestras de atenci6n
que para con el Sr. Sola tuvieron, du-
rante ounce dfas que cstuvo reclufdo,
de algGn cllidado, en- dicha institution
ben6fica.
FL ST. Sold Sc vi6 prccisado a soli-
citar una plaza &c ingreso en- el Hos
pital, para SOmeterse a una Cpnraci6n
dc alta cirugfa. la cual Ia practice ell
Dr. Barrcras, sustituto Gel DIR. Dfaz
que Sc halla en- New York nos rapite
el habil tip6grafo In forma dclic;idfsi-
ma con que ALI fuG tratado por to-
dos, durante los dfas de su reclusi0n.
i'ldcenos traslaGa' las grac;as que el
Sr. SOla quicre dar, por medic de es-
taS lfneaS a los citadOS m6dicoS, nllr-
ses Y dennis empleados del Municipal.
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NOTA DE DUELo

En- el Hospital Municipal falleci6 ell
sabado, donde fue, operado de apendi-
citis, hace algunos meses, el aprpcia-
BILE ciudadano dominicano, Manuel Ro-
drfguez, persona que disfrutaba en- es-
ia comunidad de generates simpatfas,
principalmente en- Puerta de TERRA,
donde residfa. ~
FL seilOr Rodriguez no falleci0 a
consecuencia de la operaci0n, de Ia
que va estaba convaleciendo, Y ST de
otras complicaciones; siendo in1tiles
todos los esfuerzos realizados por los
doctores del Hospital Municipal para
salvarle.
Su entierrO Sc verified aver tarde
Ell la metropolis de Santurce. asistien-
do a los funerales un nutrido grupo
de sus amigos.
Enviamos a sus deudOs nuestro SEN
lido pGsame.
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lJEMANDAS nECLAR.ADAS CON
LUGAR

La corte de DistritO de San Juan
distrito primero ha declarado con lu-
ger las Siguientes demandas
Manucla Ines Quihoncs VS.. Ra-
mon Tembleg (Cobro de Dincro.) Con.
denado al demandando pagar a las
dcmandantes la surna dc $40. G3 i'll
tereses legales Y las costas.
Jose Cedeno Ctro VS.. Geryasio
Gandfa, (Da1os Y Perjuicios). Conde-
nado al demandaLo ragar Il los de-
mandaptcs, la slma de $4,000 Y las
costas.
Lorenzo Monge vs.. Domingo paclle-
co tCObro de Pagar6). Condenando
nj demandado satisfacer al deman-
Gante, $4,000 interescs legales dcs
de el IA de Marco de 1923.
Conception Ay:la V Rodriguez VS..
Luciano LAMA Perez (Ecivindica.
ci6n,. Sc condena al demandado pa-
gar al demanddnte $500 mas el valor
Gle las rentas, a raz6n die 2O,O0 men,
suales, Y los demas pronunciamientos
de Icy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01

INFORME CONCISE RECIBIDO
POR CABLE DEL NATIONAL
CITY BANK, NUEVA YORK, CON
RELACION A LA SITUACION
ACTUAL DE LOS NEGOCIOS EN-
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
Dinero la vista: 5R%o.
Acciones: Irregular en- algunos res
pectos, con precios mas altos al cerrar
aver.
Az1car: Crudo firme: Alza en- los
precios por futuros. Ventas aver pa
ra entrega Immediate a seis centavos.
Algodon: Ell mercado Sc sostiene:
Pequefa alza en- los precios.
Cereales: Ell mercado Sc sostiene:
Ningun cambio en- particular.
Negocios en- general: Situacion bue-
ma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
UN POLICIA FUE VICTIMA DE
EAs RTEDAS DE TN FORD

Anoche como las 10 80, en- los mo-
mentOs que ell guardia Jose Rola Fra
goso, n1mero 624, prestaba servicio
en- la parada cero, sitio conocido por
"El Lavadero", cortando el traficO con
motive de una function que Sc llevaba
a efecto en- el teatro Municipal, un au-
tOm0vil Ford, no Obedeci6 la seiial
que lie hizo ell referidO policfa, Y al
tratar de pasar. arroll6 este, sien-
do recogido auXiliado pOr ell seflor
Mariana MufoZ, residente en- la para
da p de Santurce, quien 10 condujo
a la Sala de Socorros. avisando des-
de ALI al cuartel de la policfa.
El m6dico inmediatamente orden6
que pasase al Hospital Municipal, don
doe qued0 reclufdo.
Ell sujeto que amanejaba ell Ford no
ha podido hasta la hOra que escribi-
mos estas lfneas ser arrestado.
Hoy por la mai1ana han salido pa
IA Caguas Ell persecution del chauf-
feur ,el jefe Blanco Caban.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
UN TIMADOR. FUE ARRESTADO
EN san JUAN

FL sabado 20 de septiembre los de-
tcctives Juan f, Miranda v Jose Hen
ma, arrestaron en- esta ciudad al eX-
presidiario Juan Lngo Ramos, autOr
de un escalamiento cometido en- el ba-
rrio Tibes de Ponce, zen la residencia
de Cresencia Perez en- Ia madrugada
del dfa 16 del corriente. FL jefe Mi
IAN de Ponce en- una carta que escri-
be al jefe de information dando 'deta-
Hes minucioSOs de este aSunto, dice
que el referido Juan Lugo Ramos,
quien tiene cara de bobo; pero que no
10 es, sustrajo de un barril donde Gre
sencia guardaba un cafe, la cantidad
de 100000 que ALI habfan guardados
en- una GAIA de carton.
Parcce ser. que despu6s de haber
realZado este hechO que relatamOs
vino San Juan .donde Sc puso vi
vir en- concubinato con una mujer des-
conocida, comprandole muebles es-
ia por valor de $4,000 en- un esta-
blecimientO de esta ciudad. Tambien
lie di6 $500 para prestar la fianza
de la casa. Todos estos muebles es-
tan depositados Ell la oficina de la de,
,tective, por orden del fiscal.
al ser arrestado Lugo, Sc lie ocup6
sobre ,su persona un reloj con colgan.
te Y una maleta conteniendO ropa. To-
da Ia indumentaria que usaba era de
}}t1nformes posteriores informan que
Greseneia Perez, muri6 en- Ponce ha-
Sc dos .1le meses.
An0che mismo por ferrocarril fue
conducido Lugo Ramos hasta la ciu-
dad del Sur, donde sera puesto a dis
pOSici0n del fiscal.
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botellas de Tanlac pero 'desde luego
me siento aliviado por complete de
mis- males. Tengo un apetito exec
lente, el alimento me sienta perfec-
tamente. V han desaparecido todos los
signos de biliosidad. Desde luego. he
aumentadO varios ky. en- peso Y p0l
In forma en- que como, tengo la Segu-
ridad de que es solo el principle. No
hay NADIA superior a Tanlac.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las bue-
mas droguerfas. No acepte substitu-
tos. Sc han vendid8 mas de 81 mi
Homes de botellas.
LasHPfldorasl Tanlac, son ,el rene
dio natural del estrelimiento. De
venta en- todaS parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
MARTIN GARRALAGA

Para el jueves de la pr0Xima sema-
ma, esth anunciada una gran fun
ci6n en- cl teatro del ''Parque Borin-
quen', en- cuya function tomara parte
cl emifentc tenor dc opera, senior Mar
Tin Gairalaga, el cual. petici6n de
EariaSS RESIDENCES en- el Con
dado fdar;i un solo concerto precios
pQpulares.
II FL tfpor Garralaga debutara en- di-
cho teatro con cl siguicnte programa
TIE YQuicro (Jota aragonesal Sc
'iTanoS Con espahoD
=" Valencia (c6lebre canci6n regional
3cspaho1a) Crist6bal Zen espanol).
jC Tosal a lucevan lie stelle) .Puc-
eciini zen italiano). (Creaci0n del te-
nor Garralaga).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
UN AMIGO QUE NOS ABANDONA

\ la una de la madrugada de aver
domingo falleci0 en- su residencia de
Ia calle Cerra. ndmero unO, de San
turce, el distinguido prestigioso ca
ballero, don Fernando de Juan, direc-.
tor gerente del Banco Popular de Eco
nomfas Y Pr6stamos de esta ciudad
Desde hacfa algunas semanas una
aguda Y grave enfermedad lie retenfa
en- su lecho, c0nsumiendo de unaA ma
nera rapida SUI organismo, d6bil va,
del distinguid0 prObO financiero, el
| cual mo obstante los titanicos esfuer-
zos de sus dos hijOs, los reputados
doctores de Juan, el fatal desenlace
sobrevino de un modo inesperado,
El se1Or de Juan que nos abandona,
c0nsecuente Y particular amigo nues-
trO, llev6 una vida ejemplar de hon.
bre de bien, de inteligencia labo-
riOsidad POGO comunes, con una vo-
luntad firme copserv0 todas sus vir-
tudes de buen ciudadano, sin variar
un apice en- su, conducta ejemplar.
FL sepelio del cadaver de don Fer
nando sc verified aver mismo, a las
diez de la maflana Ell ell Cementerio
de Santurce, fu6 la manifestation
de duelo, expression fiel sincera de-
mostrada por sus innumerables amis-
tades que Sc dieron cita para despe-
dir por vez Ultima al buen amigo que
nos aband0na. @
Ell IAIPARCIAL envfa su cond0len-
cia la distinguida familia del ex-
tinto Y en- particular sus hijos, ami
gos a quienes estimamos de veras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
MOyIMIENTO DE BUQUES DE Ia
BULL LINE

A continuation publicamos el movi-
miento de los vapores de la Bull In
sular Line.
FL Edith" estaha cargando el sa-
hado en- ell puerto de Guayanilla, y
saldra para New York, mailana dia
primero.
FL "Cornelia'' estaba el sabado des-
cargando en- San Juan, saldra para
New York, el diez de Octubre.
FL "Catherine" saldrh manana para
Santo Domingo Y San Pedro de Ma
corfs.
FL "Clare" salio de New York, para
este puerto ell dfa 30 de septiembre.
FL Helen" Saldra de New York, pa
ia este puerto ell dfa seis de Octupre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
UN CONOCIDO COMERCIANTE DA A
CONOCER SUI TESTIMONIO
Ell Sr. Lebr6n Declara que Tanlac di6 fin la
Dyspepsia, la Acidez de Est6mago, la Biio-
sidad y ell agotamientO- que au-
ment6 en- Peso Y Sc Siente
Muy Bien.

FL seiior don Froilan Lebr0n, con
residencia ell Ia calle COlimanO, Qua
yama, Puerto Rico, cOnocido comer-
ciante en- Zapatos, propietario de FL
Paez ,hiZO hace POGO Ia siguiente de-
claraci0n, con respecto al tratamiento
Tanlac.'
"Durante algunos meses antes de
que tomara Tanlac, habfa sufrido de
dyspepsia. FL alimento Sc me agria-
ba Ell ell est6mago, Y una buena par
te 10 devolvfa en- eructos agrios, es-
taba siempre muy bilioso. Tenfa NAL
apetito, carecfa de energfa Y me SEN
tia agotadO. IL.
solo he tornado, hasta ahora, dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-01
81 CESOS I'm .UANA DIAZ

JUANA DIAZ.--El dfa Is del mes
paSado, en- el sitio. Campito, de Juana
DIaz, hiIbo I'M conato de incendio en-
mia casa sabita1a por el ST. Gil San-
tos. valoraJa ell doscientos d0lares.
Sc investiga el hecho por Ia policfa.
El din dc scptiembre en- la calle Co
mcrcio. I'm truck guidao por Salvador
Rodriguez, arroll0 al nino Antonio
Juan Rivera, produciendole lesiones.
FL chauffeur fue arrestado Y denun-
ciado por infrAcci6n al Artfculo 32S
del C0digO Penal