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, 1923-09-22
Livestock

CHICAGO. Sept. 22-U. s. De-
partment Of Asriculture-Hogs.
Receipts 1000; uneven; most sales
steady at Fridays average; few de-
sirabls light steady to ten cents
lower; weighty butchers steady to
strong; bulk better grades 1856 to
24o pound averages s.so9s.9O; top
500; desirable $50 to 300 pound
butchers mostly s.s0@s.7o; packing
sow largely 7.5o@7.7o; killing pigs
rs to 500 higher; few d~esirables
strong weight 7.0o97.75; estimated
follower 5000; heavy weight hogs
s.25@s.S5; medium S.55@s.eo; light
S.00@s.s5; light light 7.6o9s.6o;
packing sows smooth 7.55@S.00;
packing COWS rough 7.2597.55;
slaughter pigs e.s5@7.75.
Cattle. Receipts 1000; compared
with week ago. mntured beef steers
excepting strictly choice offerings
largely SOC lower: spots considerably
more; yearlings largely rs to SOC
over; closing trade never at de-
cline; top matured steers 1900; best
yearlings 1880; western grassers
steady to weak: she stock little
changed; Gamers and cutters and
bulls strong; vealers 800 higher;
stockers and feeders steady to csc
lower; weeks bulk prices follow;
Fec beef steers 9.15@11.25; western
grassers 7.009s.00; butcher cows and
heifers 4.4o6s.5o; Gamers and cut
ters 2.s5@s.5o; vealers 12.75@13.5o
stockers and feeders 6.0o97.Bo.
Sheep, Receipts 5000; receipts
practically all direct; no early sales.
Compared with week ago: fat lambs
mostly SOC lower; fat sheep and feed
err lambs generally Csc lower; some
SOC down; closing top western lambs
1850; natives 14.25.
Weeks bulk pricssi Fat western
lambs 1885 @14.40: natives 1890
1900; culls natives s.5o@1o.0o: year.
ling wethers e.5o@11.oo: wethers s,25
qS.75; fat ewes 5.5o@e.75; feeder
lambs 13.25@1a.75; week receipts ten
markets largest for practically two
years.
, 1923-09-22
Rate
Revision Urged
By Sec. Hoover

WASHINGTON. Sept. 72-densral
reorganization of the entire rail
road freight rate structure is favored
by Secretary Hoover,
Commenting on the plans of Presi-
dent Coolidge to aid agricultural in
~terests. Mr.. Hoover said that rates
on agricultural products should be
lowered as a complement to the gen
eral reconstruction of all rates. but
he added that the problem was deli
cate and involved, and must be stud
led carefully by the Interstate Com
merce Commission.
Compared to class rates com
modify rates are too high, Secretary
Hoover said, but he suggested that
some of tho western granger roads
might not be able to survive a cut
in agricultural commodity rates and
emphasized he did not believe II de-
sirabls TO reduce rates unless the
entire rate structure was revised.
The secretary also gave his ap.
prevail 10 the railroad consolidation
plan. By consolidation. he said.
rates could be adjusted more easily
than now.
, 1923-09-22
PLAYER IS REAL
TYPE IN HOLLYWOOD
At THE RIALT0 TODAY

A cast of players practically un.
known to the screen, but every one
a type, every one talented-that Is
the roster for Hollywood" James
Cruces new Paramount picture.
which will be shown at the Rialto
theater for Ave days beginning to-
day.
True. there arc many others in
the picture-all the prominent stars.
directors. and officials OF the Para.
mount organization. but they ap-
pear only in certain scenes. When
Angela from the middle west visits
Hollywood int tries to get into pic
lures, she meets all these notables
and thus the public sees them all
In nj great picture.
Tho leading role OF Angela whit
aker is played by Hope Drown, a
young actress who has never here
tofore appeared before the camera.
She is lovely. youthful. vivacious
and clever. Mr.. Cruze remembered
seeing her on the stage with a stock
company in San Diego n year or SO
ego. He located her in San Fran
cisco, where she was playing at n
theater. The arrangements were
made and she was signed for a
role which should make her famous.
The role OF Joel Whitaker. grand.
father of Angela, is interpreted by
Luke Cosgrave. an old time actor
and a great type. He has never
been on the screen.
Ruby Lafayette plays Grand.
mother Whitaker. She has appeared
on the screen but infrequently.
G.. K. Arthur. an English actor.
known only in Europe to screen
patrons. makes his debut as Lem
Lefferts. the youthful sweetheart of
Angela in her old home town.
Harris Gordon. another new face.
plays DR.. Luke Morrison. which is
something of a heavy role. Bess
Flowers. altogether unknown to the
screen, is Hortense Towers in the
film. Horace Pringle, another i'm
portant character, is portrayed by
King Zany. new to the screen.
Hollywood" which is n remark
able picture in many ways. is calcu-
lated to appeal to every lover of
motion pictures everywhere. 1t is
significant OF the Importance of the
picture that Il was made by James
Cruze. creator of 1.-THE Old Home
stead" and 1.-The Covered Wagon"
, 1923-09-22
STOCK TRADING
IS CONFUSING
industrial Leaders Slightly
Higher on Early Sales
Today

NEW YORK. Sept. zz.-confused
price movements took place at the
opening of today's stock market but
United States Steel, Baldwin. Stude-
baker, American Can and other in
dustrial leaders were fractionally
higher on initial sales. Reading
gained a point.
Cosden opened unchanged at "a
on n sale OF 1.6Oo shares. indicating
that the market had discounted the
directors omission OF the dividend.
Prices moved within narrow
limits IN the first half hour with tho
general list displaying a 1rm note.
Tho demand was most effective in
the rails. independent steels. sugars
and rubbers. Gains OF n point or
30 were recorded by American Cam
Gulf States and Republic Steels.
Goodrich Rubber preferred and
willys-O Overland preferred. Ameri-
can Wooden was under pressure.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
French francs selling above six
cents.
, 1923-09-22
WHEAT OPENS
LOWER TODAY
Commission House Selling
Leads to Early Decline
In Trading

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Increased
selling by commission houses led to
"A decline in wheat prices today dur
ing the early dealings. Besides,
less aggressive support for the mar
ket was in evidence. and rallying
power appeared to be limited. Re
ports of heavy snow in the Canadian
northwest failed to exert any
7 otable bullish influence. The open
ing. which ranged from &c to
M@hc lower. with December 31.o2%
to s1.02x, and May 31.os to 31.oSh.
was followed by . slight further set
back and then something Of . rally.
Corn and oats were irm az q re-
uult of active demand for immedi-
atety available supplies of corn.
After opening unchanged to sc
higher. December e7Ac to 67ho. the
corn market continued to ascend.
Oats started unchanged TO Hc
higher. December ss%c to 3sA q Ac
and later held near to the initial
range.
Provisions were steady IN line
with hog values.
, 1923-09-22
|AMER|CA STARTS THE
PIKER" SUNDAY
WITH ANITA STEWART

The Cosmopolitan production of
"The Love Piker'' will have its
premier presentation at the Amer
lea theater Sunday and Monday.
Anita Stewart. well-known star,
is cast as Hope Warner. who con
siders herself a superior person.
When a traffic officer stops her for
exceeding the speed limit she wakes
indignant. Close behind Mar
tin Van Huisen. who steps out of
his a and hands Hope a sable
scarf, explaining that It had fallen
from her car some 20 miles back.
Both are arrested for speeding.
1t is not long pefore Hope an
nounces her engagement to Martin.
Many surprising and unexpected In
cidents mark their courtship, cpl
sodes that are best left for the pic
lure to reveal.
, 1923-09-22
THE MAN Who WON"
PICTURE At AMERICA

with splendid character drawing
picturing old timers of the west that
used to be, replete with idealism,
and full of the thrills of adventure,
1.-THE Man Who Won" opened n
two-day engagement at the America
theater last night with Dustin
Farnum as the outstanding member
of the cast.
1t is tho old. old story Of the
woman who wants pretty things and
becomes dissatisfied with the shabby
home life which It is necessary for
her to lead because of the poverty
of the household. Her husband is
n patient prospector Who still hopes
to find gold riches after everyone
else has started to laugh at his
p~ersistency.
The wife becomes lured away by
n rich neighbor who, promises her
that he. will bring the children to
her.
"I've got to get zyp's wife back
for him." says wild Bill, profession
Il gambler played by Farnum. The
ruse he uses TO get tho wife back
forms the most thrilling part OF the
photodrama. Success and happiness
come to Zyp's little family as a re-
suit of wild BilI's great sacrifice
and the fact thar oil is found on
the land.
, 1923-09-22
LAURA LA PLANTE IN
SUPPORT OF GIBSON
At WYOMING THEATER

Some of the most familiar figures
of western screen plays appear in
support of Hoot Gibson in his latest
Universal vehicle. "Shootin' for
Love-" which comes to the Wyom-
ing theater Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday. Gibson has the role OF
Duke Travis, n Texas cowboy suf-
fering from she'll shock.
Laura La Plante. who has the
feminine lead in the picture, is a
popular heroine of many serials of
the out of doors and has been feat
ured in Universal tylo-reel west
erns. This is her second leading
role in a Gibson feature.
Alfred Allen. n OF the best
known character actors OF the
screen. has the role of Hoot's father,
Jim Travis. a hard-fisted old Texas
cattieman.
William Welsh. the father in the
typical American family In cover
the HILL" and who has long held n
steady place in pictures for his
realistic chnracterizations. appears
in the production in the role of Bill
Randolph, also n grlzzled old Texan.
who is engaged in a water feud with
TraV.S.
, 1923-09-22
IRIS PICTURE SHOWS
FIRE ON BIG LINER

Ono OF the most thrilling depic-
tons OF fire at sea ever filmed forms
u one OF the many punch incidents
OF the Paramount perturbation of
"on the High Seas" which will be
shown at the Iris theater Sunday
only. This is practically the open
Ing incident. and from thence on
ward the action builds up thrilling
ly until there comes a veritable
cyclone of n climax. and then sud
denly an unexpected finish follows.
Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt are
the featured players and Mitchell
Lewis Is the leading member of the
supporting cast. Irwin v. willat
directed the picture. which was the
first original Greer story of Ed
ward Sheldon. noted American play
wright
, 1923-09-22
FIRE VICTIM IS
FOUND, REPORT

BERKELEY. Calf. Sept. a.
A human skull and n belt button
were found in the ruins of a home
at 2335 Cedar street, in the heal of
the area that was swept by fire
Monday, according to a police an
nouncement. Deputy Coroner Frank
Berg is investigating.
Mrs. ]. Z. Featherstonhough. who
occupied the EDme. said that there
was nothing Of the sort in the place
before the fire as a rs she knew.
She believes them to be h remains
OF a man who dashed into the house
10 warn those within to flee from
the fire, and who was not seen
thereafter.
, 1923-09-22
THE SOUTHERN GIRL"
COMEDY At COLUMBIA

Anyone who likes the swift action
that Is always associated with
comedies about race horses and race
track adherents will want to see
"The Southern Girl" which Is play
ing for the last times at the
Columbia theater today. 1t is a
tabloid built around s-quareness and
cr~ookedness that is connected with
the turf. and is sure to make a
partisan Of every member of the
audience.
Tho Harmony Trio" IL still go
ing strong at the Columbia. The
feature picture is Pats Patents"
, 1923-09-22
TOUn
Gets $4,000
Left in Will
A~LrENBRUo, GERMANY, Sept

ALTENBRUo. GERMANY. Sept.
22.-By inheritance OF $4,000 from
the estate OF MIS-. Emily %srS~ who
died some years ago in San Fran
cisco, this city of $4,000 inhabitants
Is prepared TO pay off all its In
d~ebtedness II the municipal authori-
ties decide to do so.
Some of tho deputies favor putting
tho none out at interest which
would be used to pay off current
expenses.
Mrs. Marx was born in Alien
burg. once tho home Of the Duke
of Saxony-Altenburg. As n girl she
went to tho United States. where her
family acquired wealth. She died
in 1912, leaving $4,000 to the
municipality OF Altenburg. but the
will was contested. Only recently
a settlement was reached whereby
the city received $4,000.
The case had been in the courts
of California since 1918.
, 1923-09-22
Candidates in
Mexico GrOU

MEXICO CITY. Sept. s2-The an.
nouncement Of Carlos b. Zetina, n
Mexico City manufacturer Of his
willingness to accept tho presiden.
tiaI nomination from tho revolution
airy democratic party has increased
to four the candidates for chief
executive OF the republic IN the cleo
tons which still are a year distant.
The others are General Plutarco
Elias Gales. former member OF the
cabinet. General Angel Flores. for
mer governor of s~inalao. and Cen
eral Raoul Madero. former COVER
nor Of Nuevo Leon and a brother
OF President Francisco 1. Madero
who was as%sasslnRted several
, 1923-09-22

About 1900 feet Of oil stands IN
the hole of the Marine OIL com
pany's Wolverine CR-1. section g.
1918. Salt Creek. This present depth
OF the well is 2.74o, with shale en-
countered between 1880 and 2.74o.
The bottom of tho second Wall
Creek sand was picked up at 2.7O5.
Account OF other operations in tho
Salt Creek field and at Sheldon
Dome follows:
wolverine CR-z; total depth 1,i5s.
1,115.1,135 shale.
, 1923-09-22
lfARINE in
PRODUCER
Fifteen Hundred Feet of Oil Standing in Wolverine
Well and 1000 Feet in Marine No. a;
Other Field Operations

Section s-So-Ts, Wolverine DS-1;
total depth e.725. Fishing for tools.
wolverine DS-2. building rig.
Section 17-2e-7s. Marine Z; depth
1854. Cleaning out on bottom.
About 1000 feet of oil in hole.
Section 20.39-7s-Taylor >; well on
production.
Sheldon Dome. Section s.5-3-Shel.
don No. :: at a depth OF 1,645. Grey
shale.
, 1923-09-22
+: Finance : Bonds : Stocks !: Grain /: Livestock !: All Markets
OUTBREAK At
MARION Seen

MARION. m. Sept. f2-By the
Associated Press6The board Of
supervisors of Williamson county
the scene of the Herrin mine killings
in a resolution adopted today. assert
ed "the people arc becoming alarmed
and serious trouble seems imminent.
which is liable to break out at any
moment"
The reolution was IN connection
with alleged laxity In law enforce
ment and the feeling said to exist
between members of the Ku Klux
Khan and the Knights OF the Flam.
ing Circle. an anti-klan organization.
Send your automobile news 10
Spark Plug."-Care Tribune.
, 1923-09-22
Man Sentenced
To Church Going

CHICAGO. Sept z2-Edward MI.
Ter, so, must go to church every
Sunday for n yea under sentence
imposed by Judge John +. Haas
who tried him on n charge of driv'
ing an automobile while intoxicated.
witnesses testified Miller drove at
n speed of as miles an hour He
was fined 3l25 in addition.
, 1923-09-22
NORMA TALMADGE TO Be
AMERICA TUESDAY

Norma ~Talmadge's latest and big
gest production. Ashes OF veng-
eance," Will be shown at the America
theater for four days starting Tues
day. Supporting Norma in her
latest picture is Conway Tearle who
makes a fine leading man for the
popular star. "Ashes of Vengeance"
is a film with massive and gorgeous
scene woven in with n great owe
romance.
, 1923-09-22
Silence Strike
OF Hubby Leads
To Divorce Plea

SPOKANE. Wash. Sept z,-Be-
cause her husband has been on q
''silence strike" for the last 20
years. Mrs. Nettie r. Hammerly OF
this city asks a divorce from Henry
Hammerly in an action filed here.
They have 10 children. Mrs. Ham
merly AYERS that her husband has
refused to talk to her for a fifth
OF a century except in cases OF ALSO
lutte necessity and that they have
carried on their conversation
through their children.
, 1923-09-22
WYOMING MEN MADE
OFFICERS IN RESERVE

CHEYENNE. wyo., Sept. ~
Five wyomingites have been grant
ed commissions in the Officers Re
serve corps of tho United States
army. They follow; Goelet Gallatin,
Big Horn, lieutenant colonel Of
field artillery; Bayard G. Wilson.
Glendo. major OF field artillery; L.
NJ. Mccarthy. Newcastle major in
quartermastsr'a corps; Carl J.. Jud.
son. Douglas. major OF infantry;
Raymond s. weimer. Rock Springs,
first lieutenant Of engineers.
, 1923-09-22

Send your automobile news TO
Spark PluE."-Caro Tribune.
, 1923-09-22

Ono famous English aviator pays
an annual premium of 5000, 900 on
aA .na4gaace pollcy tor 5000. ooo.
, 1923-09-22
Poultry Market.

CHICAGO. Sept. 22.-Poultry-
Alive, unchanged.
, 1923-09-22

Send Sour automobile news to
PluE,"-care Tribune.
, 1923-09-22

Tribune Want Ads bring results.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
INF ORMACION GENERAL
DEsDE AREC|BO.

Arecibo 26.-Hoy han tornado puer-
to los vapores Herbert Horn, de ma
cionalidad alemana, con un cargamen-
to de cemento y Ell vapor "Edith'', de
la Bull con variada carga.
-Anoche llevose cabo el anuncia-
do bale en- Ell Casino Arecibo en- cele-
braci6n del cuarto aniversario de su
'fundaci6n. Esplendido resulto ell her
moso acto. Inmensa concurrencia in
Sadfa sus salones y mas de doscientas
parejas bailaban los acordes de la
excelente orquesta dirigida por el pro-
fesor Sr. Alberto Tizol. Ell ambig1
como de costumbre en- dicho Centre,
esplendido, ter1ninando ell bale las
tres de la madrugada con la misma
animacion conque comenzo.
Mo hay que olvidar que ell pro-
ximo domingo Sc exhibe en- ell Cine
Victoria, la celebrada pelicula Gel Hi
jo del Filibustero". En- ell Cine Are
cibo la sugestiva "Los Peligros del
matrimonio".
Hoy Sc reunieron en- esta Corte de
Distrito los Sres. que componen el
Gran Jurado fin de conocer de dis
tintos casos criminales.
En- Ell pr6ximo vap6r espanol que
sale ell z de agosto para Espana, EN-
barca el distinguido financiero sefior
Andres Oliver y familia donde per-
maneceran una corta temporada.
La acreditada firma Porto Rico
Distiling Co. han montado una gran
fabrica de alcoholados donde Sc Ella
boraran ell afamado Santa Claus ell
'Ingles y Ell Bay Rhum Vencedor y
Americana.
-Pronto llegara ell famoso Circo
Brown y estara de enhorabuena la
muchacherfa.
COrrespOnsaI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
Los planes y propositos de los
Sindicos del Institute Politecnico
de Puerto Rico

n prop6sito es ayudar al pueblo de
Puerto Rico especialmente a las is
las vecinas a formar una institution
de primera clase con importancia de
Colegio -iguaI al mejor que pueda
ser sefalada en- America Y que sir
va al rnismo tempo como una insti-
tuci6n modelo para los otros pafses de
In America Latina.
Los pianos comprenderan despues de
terminates, 80 edificios de concrete,
cOnstrufdos en- los cerros del terreno.
8 de estOs edificios sc dedicaran pa
IA usos escolares comprenderan un
edificio de ciencias, tres edificios de
academia, un edificio para ciencias do
mesticas, un edificio para bellas artes,
un observatorio, una biblioteca y un
auditorio. Estssera el equipo por me-
dio del cual SIC estimulara la vida in
telectual de los estudiantes y los CO.
nOcimientos aImacenados durante mu-
chas centurfas seran esparcidos.
Las actiyidades ffsicas seran pues-
tas bajo la direction de personals bien
lpreparados. Los talleres, La agricul-
Sura la construction de edificios
juntamente con el gimnasio Y los iue-
gos -atleticos ofreceran campo exten-
80 para e1 trabajo y el juego de los
~. - =
cocina, el tren de lavado y los dormi-
torios en- combination con ell campo
atletico ell gimnasio proveeran de
igual manera material adecuado pa
ra eI desarrollo de la vida industrial
" ffsica de los nifios. Els el plan te-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28

ner campos atleticos y gymnastics por
separado para los jovenes y las scno-
ritas.
I'm hospital de primera categorfa
con equipo no solo para el colegio ST.
no tambien para el uso de toda la
parte- occidental de la isla forma par
te de los pianos. De este modo serl
possible ofrecer todos los estudiantes
atenci6n medica oportma y apropia-
da.
La vida religiOsa y del hogar sera
possible en- ell mas alto desarrollo entire
los estudiantes. Nueve dormitorios para
900 nifios y siete, dormitorioE para
700 niias con una directora Y conse-
jera en- cada edificio ofrecera el am.
biente del hogar. La vida religiosa
Sc estimulara por medic de la Asocia.
ci6n de J6yenes Cristianos y Ia Aso.
ciaci0n de Mujeres Crfstianas para
los estudiantes Y por medic de una
iglesia para ell uso de toda la comu-
nidad.
Para desarrollar estos pianos Sc han
conseguido los servicios de una de las
mejores firmas de arquitectos en- AmG-
rica, los seiiores Stoughton and Stogh-
ton, con oficinas en- el nimero 96 de
la Quinta Avenida en- la ciudad dc
Nueva York. Ellos estan prestando 10
atenci6n mas deyota cuidadosa en-
la construction de cada edificio y de
cada carretera Y en- el arreglo de los
Lalrededores para hacer mas bello el
paisaje
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
BECAs PARA EsTUDIAR EN- Ell
AIAYAGuEz

Ell proyecto de ley nGmero de la
Camara de Representatives. que provee
becas para estudiar ciencias agrfcolas
en- el Colegio de Agriculture Artes
de la Universidad de Puerto Rico en-
Mayagiiez, ha sido aprobado. Los can
didatos para estas becas deben ser j6-
venes pobres, de buena conducta y
condolences morales, q Sc hayan dis
tinguido como buenos estudiantes q.
disfruten de buena salud; deberan
haber obtenido sus diplomas de escue-
la superior (high SCHOOL, Envfense
las solicitudes al Comisionado de ms
trucci6n al Dean del CoIegio de
Agriculture Artes Mecanicas, Maya
giiez, junto con la recommendation del
Inspector de Escuelas de su distrito,
Y una copia certifieada de sus notas
de High School. Catalogo informa-
aci0n a solicitud.
II. r. Cotoles,
Rector INFERNO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
Information del Sur

ilana al sepelio de don GuillermO ST.
monpietri, quien aver falleci0 con-
secuencia de una affection cardiaca, en-
su residencia, calle Marina de esta
ciudad.
LA Corte de Justicia del Distrito
ha declarado con lugar la demanda de
divorcio entablada por Ana Luisa
Candal contra su esposo eecilio En-
triago.
-Anoche ell guardia insular Mar
cial Rivera condujo al Quartet los
indiyiduos Gregorio Troche y Tomas
Alcaraz, a los que ha denunciado hoy
por alterar la paz.
Ademas, Troche ha sido sometido a
la Justicia por portar armas: anoche
cuando ell escandalo dispar6 yarios til
ros al aire con un revolver.
En- el Cementerio local, aver por
la manana di0se cristiana sepultura al
cadaver del anciano doctor Pedro Her
nandez, quien falleci6 Ell Salinas, jun
to su hijo polftico el acaudalado Sr.
Manuel Gonzalez, prestigioso miembro
della colenia espafola en- Pto. Rico.
Despidieron el duelo: En- nombre
della apenada familia el Rev. Padre
Florencio J. Garcia, yicario local; de
los Caballeros de Colon, el senior Ro-
dulfo del Vale; v por ell pueblo de
Ponce hizo un discurso, el Fiscal del
Distrito, sefior Font,
La policfa ha denunciado Rafael
Spreu, el que transportaba sobre su
persona media botella de ron.
CORRESP0NSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
FORD CoNTRABANDIsTA

E ldfa veinticinco del corriente,
la 1:5O p. m, en- ell puente de Mar
tin Pefa, la policfa arresto los in
dividuos Jose Faustino Rodriguez y
Joaquin Rey, en- momentos que trans
portaban dentro del auto-ford, ndme-
no 434, varias botellas de diferentes
bebidas, ocupandoles doce de brandy
Hennessy, Tres Estrellas v i'm male
tin. Denunciados ante la Corte Mu-
nicipal, secci6n primerai prestaron
fianza para su libertad provisional, de
Glen d6lares cara uno. Ell autom0vil
ha sido confiscado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-28
LOS vETERANOs,

4
Aver viernes % del corriente, Glen
iveteranos de la guerra hispano-ame-
.ricana embarcaron en- 81 puerto de
New York bordo del yapor San
Juan con rumbo a estas playas.
Acolnpailan d dicllos veteranos sus
rcspectivas familias, para asistir Ia
sigesima quinta reunion alpul dc la
sasociacion del Cuarto Regimiento de
voluntafios del Cuerpo de Infanterfa
del estado de Ohio.
Esta fiesta Sc ceIebrara este ailo en-
ia ciudad de Guayama, comenzando
scl lfa tres de- agosto pr0ximo, para
lhiego cfectuar una excursion por la
isla.