davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-07-23
WEATHER.

Fair tonight and tomorrow: rising
temperature tomorrow.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ended at 9 pm. today: Highest, Sc. at
pm. yesterday; lowest, 62, at $50
am. today.
Full report on page a.
Evening star., 1923-07-23
"FrOnI Press to Horne
Within the Hour"

The, Stars carrier system covers
every city block and the regular edi-
tion is delivered to Washington homer
as. fast as the papers are printed.
Evening star., 1923-07-23

Saturdays Net Circulation, 77,7SS
Sundays Circulation, 92,475
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
FOurtl, Officer
On Trial Hopes
For Acquit t a |
BY United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 13.-Cap-
tain Robert Morris, the fourth Off
Ger to be tried by the naval court
martial in connection with the Point
Honda destroyer disaster September
s last, faced the second day of his
trial today confident that he would
be acquitted of the charges against
him.
Testimony of his brother officers
yesterday was favorable to him.
Captain Edward II. Watson, squad
ron commander, who was the first
officer convicted, paid high tribute
TO Captain Morris, declaring his
conduct was exemplary during the
disaster and that he acted, in his
opinion, to the best of his knowl-
edge and ability.
The accused was in command of
the Destroyer S. P. Lee.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
VOLLMER ASKS
FOR NEW POLICE
|. A. FACILITIES
ny Inited Press Lemsed Wire

Los ANGELES, Nov. 13.-Erec-
ton Of a new central police station
and seven new sub-stations with
seven new police divisions was re-
quested today by Chief of Police
Nollmer, who pointed out the alarm
ing crime situation prevalent here.
Present police facilities were
made for a city one-twentieth the
size of Los Angeles at present, said
Chief Vollmer, who asked for i'm
mediate consideration of his rec
concentrations.
The city is ridiculously handicap
ped in coping with crime because of
the immense territory which each
each division operates in, the police
head declared.
With Los Angeles attracting so
many well-to-do and wealthy per-
sons. there is known to be con-
current influx of get-Tich-quick pro-
moters,D Vollmer said.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13

and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
| South, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wilbur,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Bennett, Mrs.
Charles V. Hart, c. Stratton. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Krentree and
party of ten, A. d. Rowe, A. j. La.
her, G. f. Painter, Jay Outer.
George Seeley and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. l.. Bailey.
San Diego: w. s. Kelly, John l..
Kelly, Ms. +. Peet, II. Durel. ]. Fl.
Carlin, j. d. Cristwait, j. j. Reilly.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mott, r. L. Dem
crest and family, John Beeler and
party of eight; j. Burden, David
Vincent Jr., E. B. King.
Other points: Arthur Shaner. p.
G. BLESSED and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bannett, L. B. Clayton and
family, T. B. Adams, Miss. Gates,
Santa Ana; Charles Doremus,
Charles Munhollen, j. S. Preston.
Albert Beeseker and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Beeseker, E. E. REYNOLDS
and wife, Pomona; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
L. Hoskiss, A. H. Hagstrom, Harry
Hagstrom, j. f. Martinson, Pasa-
dena; A. W. Brunton, Sawetelle;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Larimer, REESE
der; Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. thinner
man, A. 0. Olmstead, Van Nuys; j.
Mordus, Bakersfield; Leslie Smith
Calexico; Miss A. NJ. Knowltoii, J.
P. Thompson, Whittier; Robert
Worth, Yuma; Clair Burke, r. H.
McMiddy, Calipatria; w. N. Forten-
berry, Kansas City; Philip Conway
and daughters, Toronto, Canada; n.
w. Tilton, Alhambra; U. s. House,
Pasadena; R. ". Large and wife,
Denver; F. NJ. Skags, San Francis
co; j. C. Boggs, Berkeley; Ted H.
Eggert, Oakland; r. r. Pobuty and
wife, San Francisco; c. f. Fulghum
and wife, Casper; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
Tuesday, November 13, 1923

ardent supporters of. the project and
has said that he will go upon the
floor of the senate to battle for leg
lslation that the dam may be con-
structed and owned by the United
States and that the government may
control for all time the power gen
Grated there.
Senator Pittman leaves imbued
with the idea that while .ratifica-
tion by Arizona is desirable, yet
congress can act without Arizona
by merely writing the compact
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
Bootlegging to
Pay Way Through
Denver Coll e g e

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 13.-David
White 81, student of Denver Uni
versity, was arrested here last night
together with 90 gallons of moon
shine liquor and 20 gallons of mash.
White told police he was work
ing ais way through school by boot
logging. He said that within a few
aats he would have had enough
money saved up to finish his edu-
cation and planned on quitting his
distasteful business when sold out
of the stock with which he was
arrested.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
Putting OH His
Uniform Brings
Law WCase
BY United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 13.-On
Armistice Day Attorney S. S. Hahn
put on his service uniform and start
ed out to look up his old buddies.
He ran into John Edward Ryan
with whom he had spent a wear ov-
erseas. Ryan told Hahn he was
Just the man he was looking for.
My wife and L haven gotten
along since l came back he said.
Il want to engage you to get me a
divorce.'' Hahn filed the suit.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
Theater Deal In
L. A. of S4,OOO,OOO
For Long Beach

Los ANGELES, Cal, November
l3.-One of the largest realty deals
Of the year, involving the con
sfruction of a $4,000,o00 theatre and
office building at Long Beach, was
completed here today.
The West Coast Theatres company
purchased site on Ocean Boule-
yard, Long Beach, between Ameri-
can and Elm Avenues, for the
erection of the new theatre.
Martinez-Associated Oil compa-
nv to erect loading station at Bull :
Head Point. As&
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13

terms into the bill enacted. Sena-
tor Pittman is thoroughly versed on
matters of this kind. Ten years i'll
the United States senate, his fight
on the floor of the senate for the
provision in the Hetch Hetchy bill
which provides that the city OF San
Francisco cannot sell any part OF
that power to a private corporation,
shows by his record that he proposes
to preserve to the government its
last great national resource.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
At the Hotels
At the Hotel Barbara Worth

At the Hotel Barbara Worth
Los Angeles, H. B. Lawrence, Mort
Keaton. James Hanafir, f. M. Nigh,
A. C. Hiestand, John Froh. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Royston, NJ. lIyams, c.
r. Pagan, L. c. Allen, James John
stone, A. r. Silva, E.Prosser, F. II.
Fuller, r. Knoll, T. A. Madden, n.
z. Whitmore, W. D. Davis, f.
Fvants, Edward L. Hale, M. F.
Schmidt. A. c. Earney, II. c. Kier,
Paul Hallinghy and wife. w. NJ.
Kemp, O. P. Kemp, F. o. Gamble,
F. w. May, Sam Wilson.
San Diego, B. H. Halson, L. D.
Rlodgett, W. C. Bryant, G. y. Click,
w. L. Hodges, I. r. Nassler, Mrs.
E. Butts.
Other points, F. W. smyth, San
Francisco; Jessie Roush, Glenarm,
Ill.,: W. \. Singley, Berkeley; L. r.
Miller, HOLLYWOOD; r. Van Zandt,
Hollywood; Mr.. and Mrs. W. t. Bell,
Redlands; Mrs. NJ. E. Norwood,
Redlands; Myrtle Underwood, Long
Beach: Hazel Underwood, Long
Reach; r. II. Rawl, San Francisco;
Geo. T. Bigelow, Riverside; Mr.. and
Mrs. S. +. Fleming, Riverside; Z.
7. Dohertv and wife, San Francis
co; d. Reynolds, San Francisco; H.
B. Bunton anl wife, Yuma; Mar
garet Hearns, Montreal, Canada;
Noel Neglev, Berkeley.
At the Oregon Hotel-Registra-
tions for the last two days include
the following Los Angeles guests:
j. J. DuRee, D. Lang, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Brown, Glenn B. Gassett, G.
r. L. Terry, r. B. Gels,
Harry H. Frank, W. E. Haffman
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
SEN. PTTTMAN
KEEN FOR DAM

LAS VEGAS, Nov. 12.--After a
week going thoroughly over the var
ious angles in connection with the
Boulder Dam, United States Senator
Key Pittman has started across the
country for Washington.
He has become one of the most
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
u. S. Is After
Oil Off al S
In L. A. Again
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Nov. 13.-Tkc
second offensive against fraudulent
oll companies win be launched by
1he government: when indictments
naming officiais of two oil promo
tion companies Of Los Angeles will
be asked of the federal grand jury
this week, according to Charles l..
Nichols, special investigator.
Eleven men already indicted for
oil stock activities Will be tried IN
December.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
N. ID. GOVERNOR
TAKES HAND IN
GAS PRICE WAR
By United Press Leased Wire

MITCHELL, S. D., Nov. Ia
Gov. William H. McMaster today
renewed his war on gasoline prices
in the face of an increase of two
cents gallon announced by the
STANDARD Oil Company, bringing
the retail price to 1712 cents. Me
Master ordered the State Highway
Supply Depot to sell gasoline at Nc
cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13

A. Brouse, Whittier; P. B. Hold
ridge, Yakama, Washington; w. A.
Phillips and wife, Orange; H. f.
Morrison and wife, Corona; A. E.
Hanson, C. Morgan, Anaheim; M.
s. Pearson, l.. A. Muckenthaler,
Peter Palmer Jr., Santa Ana; Will
liam Huls and wife, San Bernar-
dino; w. C. Lawbas and family, Riv-
erside Mrs. Frank A. Benson, War
rem B. Benson, Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
ANOTHER BOLD
% BANK BURGLARY
ar United Press Lenscd Wire

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. "a
Banditstoday loundand gagged the
teller of the Elm street branch o.
the dollar savings and trust com
ranv and escaped with $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-13
The Weather

FOR LOS ANGELES AND vi
CINITY: Fair, moderately warm
weather tonight and Wednesday.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Fair tonight and Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-21
S. d. DestrOyers
Chosen. to Escort
Harding on Trip

SAN DIEGO, June 2l.-Two de-
stroyers, the Cory and Hull, both OF
which are equipped with the Sonic
sounding device, will accompany
President Harding on his cruise to
Alaska on the naval transport Hen
derson, il was announced yesterday
by fleet authorities.
The Hull and Cory were selected
for this work because they are int
ted with sounding apparatus that will
be of material assistance to the Hen
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-21

derson when the big transport is
plying uncharted Alaskan waters.
Both destroyers will leave San
Diego tomorrow for Mare Island
navy yard drydocks, preparatory to
ioininp the Henderson at Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-21

Caifornans life
Imperial
during especially week ends.
Imperial Valley folks gradually realizing that it
those who the offered by the fcckng
numbers This is but natural
automobile ride Imperial Valley and with excellent highways
existing places be made the
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-21

on the telephone asked:
"Is it true that your factory put
a ear together in seven >minutes!''
eyes. Why?'
ooh, nothing. But I believe l
have the car
Imperial Valley press., 1923-06-21
The Very One

A certain automobile manufacture
er claimed to have put a car to-
gether in seven minutes.
A few weeks after this event was
heralded in the newspapers. Il voice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

Repentinamente inesparadamente
para los suyos v para el pals que su,
po aquilatar los merecimientos del
iIustre fenecido, acaba de rendir Ia
! jornada de su vida, el meritfsimo
hoanbre de lctras y de cieneias, doc
tor don Eliseo Font y Guillot.
Desde muy joIven le conocimos en-
| AIayagtez. Fue en- la bella citidad
| del Oeste, donde el distinguido COM
| patricia tlf0 por largo tempo nues,
tras elocuentfsimas de su saber, de
su faeundia sus actividades intelec-
tliales. Su labor en- tai sentido, cul-
min6 siempre allf en- los mayores
triilnfos del humane intelecto. Lo
mismo en- la cdtedra de los centros
docentes, que en- los cfrcuios cientf-
fieos Ell las ltribunas pdblicas 0 en-
las columnas de peri6dicos o revis-
tas. dio en- todo tempo la prueba ire
qufroca de sn saber profundo, de la
amplitud de sus 0onocimientos su
erudici6n, su pleno Y absolute do
mimic en- cada asignaftira sexplicaaa,
en- cada exposition de la materia glen
tffica elcomendada su sabidurfa. en-
ca,la clucl.braci0n de literasura y ar
te, en- Que Sc adiyinaba 81 espiritua-,
lista y al psic0lego. z
E'uG a .odos les campos para mos.
tralse siempre en- ellos prol,icio n las
ideas generesas y patri6tlc:is, d las
atlas fecundas iniciatiEas " a les
triunfos de la justisia ] de. iIpatriptis-
mo. corria el and .deI tqfP:.is tqafP.s MAYA
giiez sufria, como cahil t6da lii fslS,
hondas perturbaciones palfticas. Z el
doctor Font y Guiliot, como aquellos
antiques paladiDes, Sin miedo Y sin
taeha, hizo frente a Ia reacci3n que.
Sc aIzaba tiranica y abusiva desde las
esferas, del Roder municipal. Palblica-
base entonccs en- Ia ciudad mayagiie-
zana un peri6dieo scrie que dirigie el
notable pnblg.is'a F6liz Matos Bsrnler
y el cpal TespSndfa, gallarIamente. a
Ia polftiea de conbate del Partido
Federal \ desde sus cnlpnnas de GO
laboraci6n, 81 doctor Font y Gnillot.
sci hombre que acaba de dccirnos adios
para sienlpre, haefa presa sagura al
adEersario de sus formidables- alta
qpcs, de aquella fina ironfa suya que
tan magistralmente hacfa desprcnderl
de los puntos causticos de su pluma.
Era 81 amigo dilecto y el ilustre
compdtfiota que nos deja, uil espfritu
dmplio y fecundo para toda idea de-
Ibicn j de justicia. sFue el hombre de
cerebro v de coraz6n siempre apto J
accessible a todas las empresas justi-
c:ierpg, rciyindicadoras demandas ppr
la justfcia y La razon de los patrios
deyechos. Quiso a su pals, a su pue-
bio, o sll pafria, como el que mas; J
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Noticias oficiiales de IA Sc
cretaria Ejecutiva
San Juan, il mario, mss, 1923. |9s

r,+ar;o,. Tomas MILAN. Maestro de Ce
remonias: Manuel Romani, Guarda
Temnlo Exterior; Domingo Gerena y
N Hprnandez Garcia, Diaconos; Ca
s;n,;ro Olnedo. orador, Y Juan Cabre-
ya porta Estandarte. Los siete pri-
neros sefores son directories.
= eo,.,,,o an,,sl co,,.resnondiente
e 100 SIS g
q alss -.
f1a queaaoo alelllssuo s :" ss.s,s e 49, 81
TARA Hlecuelsa lnaO ,os u ',usi ,pofi. 6
rFesponalense z al'o l.9f.1 u E
claclon lss !, i,aa'lsss'' ss''q pas.s Il
MISSIONARY ''oess.y 7. .,s lessssa,ls y
Epleopai o,,ulell y '''e' ,.'.sa '2.slsss ~.
oIfAmeTica az soil1o :, Z. - - .
raclones Ihs Lara una lpls! gpA'i i,ans e.
On foI!er NY ~ ~ sVi0's'Do III II
psess Il lp'. 0ii'paAs
Los siguienses aosumensos per-
\ T1aQIanfnE - la illRa AQIlCOia5 QG. II tkIl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha aproba-
do el nonbramiento hecho favor del
senior Pedro Nelson Colberg, Juez de
la Corte Municipal de Caguas, para
que acttie como Juez de la Corte Mu-
nicipal de San Lorenzo en- un case cri-
minal pendiente ante esta Ultima Cor
te en- el que el Juez propietario esta
incapacitado para actuar.
Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expe-
dido pasapcrte para Cuba al senior
Jeronimo Fontalledas, de Rio Piedras.t
El Gobernador INFERNO ha dene-5
gado las solicitudes de indultos presen-
tadas epSfavor de los confnados Car
lnelo Martinez Cortes, Bernardo Del
gado, Simon Bosch Agosto, Pascual
MILAN, Catalina Rodriguez, Martin
IGiraud Chanza, Dionisio Gonzales
Juan Yumet, Aleiandro Garcia, Juan
Rodriguez Ayala, Felipe Fiebre, Cos
me Galyez Flores, Juan Villalobo Ma
rim, Cleofe Machado Mahtilla, Luis
Ponce Rodriguez, Manuel Hnertas y
Pedro Perez; las de conmutaci6n de
sentencia en- favor de Manuel Gomez,
|Canuto Cruz Espinosa, Susana Tayar
rez, Arturo Goico Y Ramon Calderon;
has de alibertad bajo palabra en- favor
|de Juan S. Garcia, Nicasio Rios. Juan
Sanchez Vega, y Aquilino Sifonte, y
Has de restituci6n de derechos civiles
en favor de Juan Abraham del Toro x
Ramon Lopez Bonilla.
Han sido afehivados en- Ia Secre-
|taria Ejecutiva dos. eertifcados rela-
|tiyos la eleccion de Ia nueva junta
directiya del Casino San Rafael, IA
|cual esta colnpuesta por los siguien-
| tes sefiores Antonio Pinero, Presiden-
lte; Rafael Igartua, Vicepresidente;
Francisco Avila, Tesorero; Manuel La
Imela, Secretario, y Arturo Archie, Jai-
me Abrams Y Manuel Reyes Ruiz, vo-
Gales.
Los siguientes doeunertos perte-
Inecientes 4 la s'Logia Estrella Dc
oriente No. Sog han sido archivados
en- la ofcina del Secretario Ejecutigo'
1.-Certifcado dc election de dircc-
torres II oiieiales, 81 e cual ilguran los
ncmhres de los siRpientes aehorss'
Qctavio Garcia, Presidente; Angel 70
pez Diez y D. Lopez Rivera, Nigilap'
tes; M. Ramirez Seda, secretario; Ra'
faei Mas, Tesoreo; Genaro Martinez
Hospitalario; Carlos Traveller, Dipu
|tado; J. Dfaz Pinero, Guarda Temple
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
DR.. EIISE0 FONT \ GlIILL0T
IN MEM ORIAM

en-. todo tempo y desde todos los ST
tios, lie 6f0 honores, enaltecimientps,
la ejemplaridad alta de sus propias
y mobiles ejecutorias.
Tuyo en- su vida de patricia, de lu-
.chddor, de puertorriquenos hechos, ras-
Cos que le hohran, que honrardn por
siempre su memoria. lie sorpfende e
cambio dc soberanfa de 1898, presi-
diendo d la municipalidad de Maya
gticz, desde Ia silla del Alcalde. y
,fue ejenplar sn actitud, herncsa y
bellanente ejemplar la actitud del
funcionario puesto ALI por el gobierno
espafiol, al hacer entrega de la Casa
Municipal las autoridades militares
,lmericanas que habfan inlvadldo la
cfudad. Y supo declinar en- la mas
alta expression de su noble orgullo y
de su ealtad, los puestos honOres
que lie fueron ofrecidos allf mismo,
por el jefe de las fuerzas invasoras.
Dijimos que habfa lido tedos los
campos y que en- todos ellos habfa de-
jado con la huella imborrable y lu-
minosa de sus exitos, la demestraci6n
palmaria dc su valer moral e intelec-
tual. El fenecido ilustre compa-
triota, desde muy joven, fu6se a los,
temples de la Masonerfa Universal, y
ALI, hasta el momento de su lntlerte,
fue un constante apologista de los
principles " doctrinas constituencies
de la gloElosa instruction En- el re-
ciente Cbagreso AIasonico eelebrado
eli Il Est tessta Capital, hizo patente ante los
,congresistas extranjercss ell rigor de
su mentalidad la fuerza de sus en-
itusias,nos de, sus cenyicciones de.
mason. ~
iDuerma en- paz! La Intrltsa, i'm
placable como nunca al cercenar estas
vidas preciosas, arrebata nueyamente
al pals, en- Ia va larga lista, otro de
sus preclarGs hijos. Els un nuero
prestigio que Sc pierde, entire los mas
altos prestigios puertorriquenos. Es
un nueva ejemplar de la rica pedre-i
ria de nuestra intelectualidad, que
rueda al golpe fiero de la Impiadosa !;
que Sc hunde, indefectiblemente,, inc,
vitablemente, y para -siempre. en- los
abismos del no ser.
ipuerma en- la .paz de 10 eteriio y aoI
insognoscible, Ia popular y noble fi1
gura intellectual que tae HOY en- eli
fondo de ina tnplba. 7 oiala que en
Il sagraSio del hogarsdesoladp, el All
gel piadoso de la resignation, 'alean-'
&c iograr un palliative para q do
lor cruelfsisho ge los seres Due le He
raiis. i .,s,,
Pedro MdnSdno A1iil9; 1
San Juan, mario, 1923. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

Ia lefiiiuia lleva ei nombre graz
bado. ESQ IA garantiza. =
THE WAHL COMPANY X
Nuexa York 2. y. De a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Seforas, Senoritas, CabalIeros y Niios
de tOdas las edades
LEGO EL DIA DE cURAR sUs MALES.

Tenemos en- San Juan Crso 90 nuesta Agena prOvista de
todos los nuneros de aRENEDIOS ENSIGN HOMEOPATI
cos que Uds puedan necea E favor cons
tante que nos dispense pbco apdoa las sucessas
idcan ID bondad exio de 6o renedos homeopacos yaya
subn adqa M raseos Indispensable para ~ euracidn
All e eussasan como q psan combinan dardn odos los
nOrmes que quera Aproveshe ssta oportidad consuas
gratis ii Dr. ENSIGN autor fabrcante De ellos.
The Ensign Remedies Company
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

Muy lamentada ha sido en- Barran-
quitas el sensible Sfallecimiento en-
aquclla localilad de la virtuosa dola
Conception Colon, esposa de nuestro
estimado compatriota D. Arturo Um-
pierre.
La sclora Colon de Umpierre era
generalmente estimada por sus bri-
llantes eualidades, la que supo gran
jearse el afecto de todos.
Ell IAIPARCIAL envfa a su descon-
solado Iiudo, hijos demas deudos
nuestro sentimiento Gle pGsame.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
Mensaje presentado al Senado va Ia Ca
mara de Puerto Rico, con fecha de q. de
mario de 1923, rpor la "Liga Social Su>
fragista de Puerto Rico
IIoIlorabIes Legisladores:

IJo,,oyhl,Ias T,agisladot.es.
s,s g. , -,
- - 49,, ;,,i,,st;,;a o,,a -
a. Vi ...x;t ax;sta on nnestro nafs al con.
81; s;dayarsa g Il muier como IN ser in.
farios 4 homhro Con daberps hern
I s;in "a + sdlinur.ecbos z e on Il. comnnidad
-, 1as Too;s,at,,ras nracodantes b,
"A ttd6,i ,4,,moro do los I.agislo,lores es-
II ~ i,,or,;Tnaao nor nrei,,icios do item
~ ,,asa,,os nra;,,;oins ono tiana non.
= ~ s. AN. oonaane;6n ono actna1manta
8 go .oae,seso 49, aon,o fa1sa Il - IL a.
:, o;ana., ,,,,o dohon ov;stir abtre los
~ sa,.,s 10 nnostra asnae;e = NO
-,,,.,ssa,, 80 -. ,os ,,orto,,oros 10 In an.
te.a,,a -, prooreso 90 = ona ~cater6ricu.
1870 oS;aa IN orra,,,o ',nas eonitatiyo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

lvENDo.--Por -tener que. ausentarme
vendo establecimiento de provisiones.
con Cafetin Y Billar anexo. Negocio
de porvenir para clique quiera hacerse
de dinero. Aprovechelo. No pierda
tempo: Infornes: Telefono 1896, Cul-
to TO- Stop 81, Santurce. Al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

mer baluarte latino que rindiera tri-
buto generoso al legffimo derecho dc
sus mujeres?
Intentar detener el CAIRO del Pro
greso es luchar ICON las aspas de I'm
molino... Intentar que nuestro con-
glomerado social siga yiviendo de
acuerdo con las leyes. Y, costumbres,
que parecfan perfectas hace doscien-
tos amos, pero que la .experiencia acu-
mulada --desde entonces-n nos obliga
a reconsiderar, es declararnos incapa-
.ces de caminar por la ruta que todas
las Leyes de la Vida nos 'senalan CO.
mo nuestro supreme objeto: ell pro-
greso continue.
Pedimos ustedes que dediquen al
gunos minutes a mirar hacia adelan-
te, olyidando las conyeniencias v las
luchas del momento.
Lo que pedimos 10 saben ustedes:
Una Ley para crearAen Puerto Rico
una condicion de igualdad-de to-
dos sus componentes indiyiduales,i sin
distinction de sexd. f.
lFFii Fijaos Ell Il 10 ,QUE ESIA EscRI-
10 soBRE La PARED. eontemplad
4 a. los Hombbirtess del NoFte, vaestros
conciudadanos, que consiiiderfln a. sus
miiiuljjerfes iiiljjf como ! sfs su igyuales, s con es,
a 3 D.. u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02

1a ALAaIB9EQI 1Es :. QG'IIIleAApos Qsl'I
ii En saHtprceaias Ralieia,a ,aen ti barrio
,Ohfere;i calle sniifneIu 1abcaSa nflnefo
222,9en HI casa Ilei Juan Santaelld, oeu-
p6 tres, slan1hiqies, sienaa denunciado
en-, la corte pof yioIacion,.a a Ia seecion
gnfmero 81 de Ia ley de arbitrios,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-02
lJll8i i
a(arG
para el

Los que han sifrido de csta territ..ss
cnfermedad y Sc hnl essado YascErle;o
por amos. consignen efEsr;eno yel des-
canso POGO despuSs de liabeF aplieadl
II Unguenfo Cadui1. Ha psobado ser
iii gran aiiv;o para ifiillares ~ pefses
mas qiie durailte amos han estaao s,1
friendo de eczema, acne (barros9
granos, fur1nculos, iilceras, eFpp
clones. ,irticarias, ronchass alrnorraIias,
comezdn, sarna, heridas, araiiazos,
cortaduras, lastimaduras, asperos, pos
tci1iillas, escaldadura, safpuilido, quc-
maduras. costra, matgulla aduras, ctc-
Evening star., 1923-07-31
EXTRAORDINARY VALUF

La lN<loND14NANl HLOL
Six very large rooms and bath bungalow
with breakfast slcove. 800 #. above Wash
inRton; natural wood finish; large panel fire.
place living room 15x24 IT.: large, spacious
porches; garage; hot-water heat, electric light
and range: large lawn; excellent water: large
cellar; block driveway; latest plumbing, sani-
tary tub and closet, pedestal washstsnd; loca-
tion, top OF HILL entering Fort Myer, on Mill
tary road. over new Key bridge: must be seen
70 be appreciated. A. ]. CoNLEY, builder and
owner, 2SI9 p st. NV. Phone West 134l.
Evening star., 1923-07-31
FOR EXCHANGE

Will TRADE 5000 EQUITY IN NV.
apartment house for improved real estate or
lots in District, Lincoln 5S0S.