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New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

DO"'tiOMu
MONROE ST. 3oo-2 $ s. II Gx95: Cherry st 4ss--o
s. 81, iONloo; March 20. l9is: Pechter Realty
Io,d ~" 10 w., Wm ,lechter 10 Pitt st; yrs; mtg mi
BROADWAY. Sss S. Ills: Walker st y s2UYYq arggg
TO " Couitlandt alley: March 20. Sji1cocp
10, 10 ltariem say Bank. 124 L 125th st; 5 yrs
n,us LIZ, nu per bond atty. Lawyers 7 e. r Co. 16o
''""s ''''.'''................ S55 900
East Side
Av A, n W 22d st. 24sx93 10: Az A. VS. o4o
~ "a ST. l4SXs3l lox irreg; Christopher st 1872
dio aIf, icasenoIa; also property rights ana fran
street eoa railway: subj 10 mtg dated Nov 1. iss3
o' Coy VVo ant int mtg on lease property dated Oct
uaraniy Trust S%' CO Of halTays as ia,.. Co to to
nomdholeers; noMdI due Jan 1912; per cent gold
1872: atty, |. Qneckenbush. l65 Rwav ga" q Il
lSI ST. 5. 277.G W ID av. 90 Gx9so: March 20.
,N4old ,Ja leyien to American Saw Bank l55 W
2oS i Bway M s's ''' per cent; atty Jno Irwin;
eT II = sT g y s. 2osco5 M March h 49, 49,
+ YRS co per Per eei,t 9 pr mt sss.5Oo; atty, n Y
VI 90 l5o Bway. ................. So 500
West Side
'4IH dd ST.; $40 ", $, 235 w West End az, c2x
zoos zoos; March 10; Upright Co to Reuben l. Nav.
w llth st. trustees for B THOMPSON due an,;
mt as per bond, equal liens with pr mtg SIS. 500
ATTY Title Guar Il I Co, l76 Bway ...'.Sl. 500
Bronx
p ,,oa',. Az 49$s o s 27Gxloo; Gustav Thomas to
p e ,, anys; Mchling X 25s Broadway Sc. $50 .a5o
-4,Mf,iSEl-l.tNG AN, Fortlham av u *
il5; ld5 Charles Willsmore to Lena Fischer. $50
lo9th st; March l9; yrs. y c: atty, r {; & T
NTERVAiE AV. 1885. S. 5OxlO5; Abr cod to
Af9@ At ngo Holding copn 2l7 Broadway: prior mtge
ATTY, j II Zescr. 2l7 Broadway ss 600
HAND Bl-vD AND CoNCOuKsE. s. Is n
lbsth st: ~. lNlOi.10; Arrow Holding Co,pu 70
Nathan Packard. ind and as exr. ali West End
ay and ano; prier rntgc So .937. March 10: | yr,
q y e atty. Nj Freder. POI Broadway - 81 jo6
BRONZE AV, n W 1921 ST. 97lxlolx79 ixloo:
Ilemiore 5 liannemann to 1884 Street Realty
aitys. Gcttner Il a. 299 Broadway. .... SIS, 500
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

10th ST. 7o5 W ECONOMY Real Property Co agt
.islmrrs Realty Corpn ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaRel ai,y l. $ Posner -
MONTGOMERY sT. zo.2s: Broome st. $. 40
e. Suffolk st, 25x75; Celia kirsb ct al agt
Michael Tenzer ct al foreclosure OF ,norfracci :.
attys, Kantrowtz Il Esbcsg ' .
10TH ST. s. 1876 "a ay. 2Sxa21; Citizens Say
lnRs Bank agt Thomas Larkin ri al famcndr1
fnrselosurc Of mortgagel attys BealI Rogers
lisTH ST, 524-28 ": Ida Mason uustae agi
Cedhr Construction Co. Inc. ct al (forerios,Iro
"a, o. .fnortgsge): attys. Strauss. Hccii g. Boyer
lTsTH ST. y. 100 Audubon av 75x0i IL !:
John " Harrison agt Sarah Altman ct nj Norc,
closure OF mortsage): attyu. Sbcarman Il Sterling
Bronx
i4isT NJ. $, $50 Jackson nv 75xI324 city
Heal Ebiate Go agt Charles j kroehlc at al
lfnreclns'rc of MORTGAGE; atty, II. swain.
iaisI ~, q. a2b e Jackson ay. 75sl4sj; city
Real Estate 70 agt Charles kfochie et al: lfore.
closure of MORTGAGE atty II swain
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Hensle Buys Loft
In West Fourth Street

Charles Hcnslc, builder and operator
has bought from the Manhattan Life In
surance Company through II. c. Forbes
the eightstory freproof loft building
at % West Fourth Street. 1t occupies
a lot 25x90.11, located between Mercer
and Green streets. Another deal by
Mr.. Henslc involves the sale to an
investor of the four fiat at 1854
Bassford Avenue on "a plot 35x77.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Quarters for Banking Firm

The Asia Banking Corporation, now
quartered in the Guaranty Trust Com
pany Building, has leased the store
floor of 20 Broadway, half of the ad-
joining store at 81, and basement space,
in all aggregating 10000 square feet,
in the CASTOR, Williams e. Wigmore
property. The lease is for a long term
and was negotiated by Joseph 2. Day,
alterations to equip being in the hands
of Alfred c. Bosom.
The Asia Banking Corporation, of
which Charles H. Sabin is president,
recently opened in Shanghai and Han
kow, and will open offices next month
in Peking and Tientsin, to be followed
shortly with branches in Changsha,
Hong Kong and Canton.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Westchester Landmark Sold

The old Drew estate in Brewsters,
N. Y, comprising 1875 acres, marble
dwelling and outbuildings, held at
$42,500, has been sold to a New York
hotel man. Near by is the Repetti
property of forty-four acres and three
dwellings,, bought a few weeks ago by
A. w. Rose, which has been resold to
Mr. DuVall
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
New Fifth Avenue Dwelling?

The vacant lot on the east side of
Fifth Avenue, 25x100, adjoining the
Wysong residence at the north corner
of Seventy sixth Street, has been sold
to buyer who planned the construc-
ton of pretentious home ior his oc-
cupancy according to report. Tho
property is owned by Edith Hastings,
nf StratfNrd Conn
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Garage on Wendell Realty,
Opposite Opera House

ANOTHER Improvement is planned by
the Wendell Estate. The three old
buildings at 142 to 148 West Thirty
ninth Street, opposite the Metropoii
tan Opera House, occupied chiefly for
studio purposes, are to be made into a
three story garage which will cost $50
900, according to plans filed yesterday
by John b. Snookss Sons, the archi-
tects
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Many Attend Auction Sales

Improving conditions in the real es-
tate market were reflected yesterday
in the auction room when Joseph P.
Day, at his special sales day" offer
ing, disposed of number Of properties
in the city and the suburbs. Many per-
sons attended the offering, the success
full bidders including Sol Bloom, prom
lnent operator and theatrical man, and
two out of-town buyers.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Walter De Mara. 462 W i4lst. & ano: years.
3is mos from March 49, 1919: 8 ycars' renewal
a s5a s5s,oo TO $4,000; atty. jas r Nancy. 6o2
STiI Av. 36i 2sth ST, all: las Aspcll.
indlvih M trustee. 10 IIuether IL stcYons:
BROADWAY. 272l-20, lottli ST. q $ Trust
20 "f N Y, csrs trustee. TO l0ith 81 broadway
torIdl, ba2 lth 20 LIZ yoafs fran ArriI
J. 1915 alsys, Stoddnrd a NJ l.s broadway
$lJ 900 to $50 900
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Gets Larchmont Gardens House

George Howe has sold the house Of
+. l.. Eggcrs, on Garden Road, Larch-
mont Gardens, to Mrs. Catherine G.
Paine. The same broker has rented
Mrs. Bertha M. Ottinger's house on
Myrtle Avenue, Larchmont Gardens,
to Robert Glenn,
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan


$1,000: Mutua Alianccl Trust Co OF y TO
Maurice Burstem Maurice Burstem 10
Lucy Constabile attys A ! q w Huichins. 81
William st: assigns. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sl00
WEST BROADWAY. 'l39: mtge, $50. 600. Frcdk j
Powell cxr To Amelia & ] Powell II Liy-
ingston Pl; atty. j j Powell. 1G5 Broadway: .
assigns. each Observation-Disclosures. 81
GID sT. 3G5 L: Matilda Preissinger to n Y r 4 81
AVENUE 4. 1860 Adolph Il Helms & ano exrs.
to ID G Helms. 253 u kin9sbridge Road Bronx
I'd Az, W loSlh ST. mtge.. 772.4 discharged
Geo Clark TO Daniel J Iowenthal. of Far RocSa-
way. B of q; atty r G x T Go. l7G Rroadway 81
30 AN, c Tooth St; lntge. So COG; VIM II
Macy. jr. admr. to J Kingsand atty
lo"cry Say Berk. 12S Bowcry. attys. Cadwalder
" & T. 40 Wall st....................s5 s5:, 900
CHRISTOPHER ST. lOs-1lo: Eugene B Rsnnett
to Central say Bank. 100 l4th st. atty. n G
20. lI6 broadway. ................... $3l 800
Bronx
MoHEGAN Av. 2o7s: Benny savIo Realty Co to
Benny savo. 2074 Mohcgan av atty Lesser &
MoNTEREY xv 2o5 49, crown Operating sa'G Co. 10
Erieda isorbcrbaum S72s 2lst st. brooklyn: atty
:, !, g ~ I r. c9 as, n,ges 100
1,paa.,,l nsan AL Park av atty. G d Co. i7G
l52D sr 2ss & 200 VI Sarah orner & ann 1ogo ~
Mary cuirone. ll27 44th st. brooklyn & ma,
atty, Max siycrs;en. 309 Broadway y... .SIoo
GLnBE Av: 2l57; Jas Ganly to Ida Bcrls. 2i77
M s,h aV; auyS. u c Il liaily. 2OG9 Wcstchcser
BURNSIDE Av. 295 Florence yan co,,s,6, S1o
Parsons exr. to r G & 4 Co. i7G Broa'wav
atty, T @ & T Co. l7s Broadway '..''SiSo
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Trade Takes 25th St. DWELLING

;, M. q L.. Hess have leased for Mrs.
Helen Walter the two four story and
basement dwellings, at 245-7 West
Iwenty-hfth Street, to Frank Silber-
man, for term of years, at an aggre-
gate net rental of $4,000. The lessee
Will alter the premises for commercial
use.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P: Cohaian. a Surrogate
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Mark W. Maclay. late Of the County
of New York. deceased. to present the same
a. their place of transacting business, al
tho Office OF Mark w. Maciay. Jr. No II
William street. In tho City of New York,
on or before the s0th day OF March next
Dated. New York. the 25th day OF Sep.
tember 1919.
MARK w. MACLAy, JR
ARCHIBALD NJ. MACLAY.
Administrators
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
FORECLOSURE SALES

IN FoRECLosURn--s COURT
NEW YORE COUNTY. THE EQUITA-
BLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
THE UNITED STATES. Plaintiff, against
THOMAS T.. MAGUIRE and MARY l. MA
CURE, Defendants. Alexander & Green
plaintiffs attorneys. 120 Broadway. ,Ian-
haitian, New York City.
Pursuant to Judgment dated Apri. 18th.
1913. the undersigned Will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Selesroom. 1910
Nesey Street, Borough of Manhattan, City
CT New York. at 1900 o'clock noon, on tho
list day Of March. 1913. by Joseph p. Day,
Auctione.r, the 1nortgaged premises direct
Cd by said judgment 70 be sold, situate in
the City and County of New York. on the
Northe rly sido ol One Hundred and Thirty
ninth Street. o4s feet s1a inches East Of
and rear and % feet and II inches in
depth. the side walls being party walls
The mortgage fcreclosed recorded in
the New York County Registers office on
February 18th. 1905 in Liber 17b OF Mort
cages. Block Series Section T. page 267.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE, ESTATE,
10 MILES FROM NJ. Y.

Nine miles east OF Danbury. Birthplace
Abont IS acres, farm, pasture. Woodland
brooks Through place; 14~room homestead
ana beautifully laid out grounds; bed
carr; eompiets machine shop; gardeners
cottage: large barn. with adjoining quar-
ters Tor cows and pigs; unfaitng spring
2}s, Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Classified Advertisements Is
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

s25 REWARD.--Belgian Griffon, small dog
with tangled, silky haired coat. blond color
ing; answers to name Dick" or 'Dicky" ::
very short tail. two rows of puppy teeth in
lower jaw: owner much attached. Mrs.
Grossmith, 6S West 56th. Phone Circle 1544.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Kent Port Washington Home

j.. A. d. Percival, president of the
Amalgamated Paint Company, has
leased through Pcll & Tibbits sum
mer home at Port Washington, L. |.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

139th Street
Street Number 235 West 13sth Street.
The approximate amount of the mort
gage debt. with costs and allowance. Is
Se,79l.04, less S374.45 paid on account. Ths
approximate amount of the taxes and water
rates to be allowed out of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee Is $203.S6
Dated New York, February 27th 1919
BERTHA REMBAUGH. Referee
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
HELP WANTED FEMALE

10 learn bookbindng: STEAD,
work also experienced girls j. IT, Tapley CS
'35 West 37th St ~
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

SHERMAN. FREDERICK W.-lN fInsf
ance OF an order Of Honorable Josnx ~
Cohalan, a Surrogate of the County Q, - -.
York. NOTICE IL hereby given 70 AZ
sons having claims against FreueIl0rr r.rx
ieceased. 10 10y present mt the D same with vosss.
ers thereof. 30 tho subscriber. at nis Y - n
Of transacting business. at the ono NJ III
Mcrkio e. Merk.c. his attorneys. ~ SSstsse
Broadway. III the Borough OF MShnssN Nss
IN the City OF New York. state o. iuIy
York. on or before the Gath day Oh
1919. :. fss.
Dated. New York. the 18th day o. -
uary. 1919 .,sr
ROBERT A. BROWN. Execuss s,s
MERkLE a. MER<I.E. Attc,nsss "a
Executor. Once and Il. q. Addfesss rs.
Broadway. Borough or Mshhs
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

I'D ST. la2 "; isador Regenbergcr agt estate o,
Emily ii Rodgers; July 20 1918 sI30 M
lvpii piio 81 Ia 7. Isaac Mas ct al agt James ii
oTH 81, "a ~, H. iNiS $780,. 90
o e ina keaney ct al: Dec g. 1918 ss64 Ga
S-m ST yo5 70 200 "; louis Fagin agt Holy
,i,1nn'y Roman Catholic Church ct al; Feb &
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
WANTED, FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

STORE WANTED or FIFTH AVENUE sfryi III,
5zn kThEET. HInHEsT unADE TENANT
altilMAS WAKEFIELD. INC, 80 EAST AID
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

o5D 81. LOG and los W: Petrowsd & Konop
ilr, agI WIN W Wheeler owner; PLAYA Con
Uac'hg 60. contractor. renewal. S7il 90
Bronx
Wy EhiNI ~. l.2S; John McEviiy agt Anna l.
Foulk. owner. Anna |. Foulk and Conrad Muller
!.'' NO"e4 dNto! S6S
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

statesmen and resident out o, ,ov,
representatives 10 sell stocks Those who hss.
been selling to the retail trade or to rro,essos,
men and have their confidence can obtain CON-
nection that offers opportunity TO earn an ~
ceptional yearly income. Position will lead :.
branch management Phone Rector 1887 for a..
pontment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate
III the County OF New y Yorh. dated the S5th
day Of November. 1918, NOTICE is hereby
Harry Wheeler Powell, late of the County
OF New York. deceased. to present tho
scriber. at her place of transacting bust
ness, at the office of Hart, Stevenson, Wal
srest ton sen9r & her her 1T N No 20 Nassau
fore the Slst day of May next.
Dated. New York. the 27th day of No.
MAY MOsHER POWELL,
HART. STEVENSON, WALTON & Sc.
sau Street. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF IN ORDER OF
Honorable John P: Cohalan. a Surrogate
of the County of New York, NOTICE /.
hereby given to all persons having claims
County of New York, deceased. to nraser. ere
the same with vouchers thereof to the .uh
scriber, at its place OF transacting business.
York. on or before the 10Th day OF Au
gust next.
Dated. New York. the goth day of Jan.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
TAYLOR. HuMEs & BEGG. Astornsy; AlxeS%tor;
for the Executor. "a Broad Street
New York City. se''
~
OF an order of honorable John p Coha,eaS
a Surrogate OF the County of New Vnrn'
notice Is hereby given to all persons havin.
claims against b. Charles Canet late of ~
County OF Eew York, decea sed to nrassn,
the same with vouchers thereof to the suh
scriber. at Its place CT transacting busines.
NO. 16 Wall Street, in the Borough Of Mar.
haitian. in the City OF New York ON or h..
fore the goth day of May. 1919
Dated New York. the l1th day OF Noyem
Der. 1918. - o'0AA
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.
WHITE & CASE, Attorneys for Executor
IA Wall Street. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John =. Cohalan, Surrossts
OF the County Of New York. NOTICE II
hereby gwen to all persons having claims
against John j. McGrath, late O. the
County OF New York. deceased, to present
the same with vouchers thereof To ths
subscriber at It's place OF transacting bust.
ness. No. As Wall Street, Borough Of Man.
haitian. In the city OF New York. on O.,
before the 9Th day of April next
Dated, New York. the goth day Of Sen.
tember. 1918.
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Executor
STEW ART 4 SHEARER Attorncys fov
Executor. IS Wall Street. Manhattan
New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Statesmen
SAFES MANAGERS.

If you coud connec. With 70.
sponsible underwriting security housa
that handles only high grade dividend
paying salable securities. and we woulI
convince you that this business would
pay ON commission basis over s., enS
per annum would you devote a few
weeks selling under our system nre'
pairing you for a managerSlip in one NJ
our branches? Experience not essen.
tial; just honest and conscientious
effort. Call Cortlandt 5S2G after a.so
A. NJ. for appointment
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

BROADWAY. 3SS s. 1l3 Walker st. u Ok
l75 TO Courtlandt alley: Lawyers Realty Go
TO- Agnes Silcock. "A st Nicholas p; and S:
all liens; atty Lawyers Title & T Co l6O Broad
way Observation-Disclosures. ..............S 81
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

SALESMAN. LAMP AND FIXTURES
A good opportunity. unlimited income for M.
wire; salary or commission. Apply In,e-,,,ts
Electric Co. 60 West 39th St. between s:se snd
10 q. m.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
Madison Avenue Apartment Deal

Manufacturers Trust Company the
Hollywood, a six-story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 10Ox1OO, at the
southeast corner Of Madison Avenue
and Ninetyfourth Street, to S. L.
Pakas, an old-time operator who has
come back again to the market The
transaction was all cash over the first
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

f0CNG WOMAN to work in kitchen. Elm Tss
Tea Room. 81 John St
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Multgraphlng. stenography typewriting: all hours
reasonable Coyne. ll6 Nassau st. Beekman AZ:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-21

SOLDIERS wanted 20 sell welcome home button,
with eth Divisions emblem. NJ Stockmsn. isi
Chrystie st
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01

Seccion s. Ell Director del Ar
chiyo de Puerto Rico, queda por
la presente autorizado para expe-
dir y autorizar copias de los docu-I
mentos del archivo a las personals
que 10 solicitor, y estas certifica
clones, que llevaran estampado el
sello del archivo, haran fe ante los.
tribunales de justicia como po-
d@an hacerlo los documentos orr
ginales. Las copias y certificacio'
mes de los documentos que sean
|solicitadas por autoridades com
petentes, para fines exclusivamen
tie ofciales, seran expedidas gra-
tuitamente; pero las solicitadas
por personas particulars Sc ex-
pediran mediante Ell pago de los
derechos va prescritos por la ley
Y Sc hara por medic de sellOs de
rentas internas que Sc fijaran en-
las copias y certifcaciones. Sc
llevara un registro en- Ell cual Sc
|anotaran todas las ertificaciones
expedidas, expresando el nombre
del solicitante, fecha de la expedi
ci6n Y 81 Sc cargaron 0 no los dere-
chos.
Secci6n g.. Toda persona per
Isonas que extrajesen indebidamen
te uno o mas docurnentos del Ar
chiyo de Puerto Rico sin la com
petente autorizacion por escriy
to, cometera un delito de misde-
meanor y convicto que fuere, sufri-
ra pena de multa no menor de
|cien (1OO) dollars 0 prision por
no inenos de un afio ambas pc
mas.
Secci6n -. Ell director del ar
chivo tendra el deber de investi-
gar peri0dicamente los archives de
los municipios de la isla y tras
Iladar al Archivo Hist6rico de
Puerto Rico cualquier documento
de caraeter hist0rico . polftico
que en- ellos eneontrareS dejando
Icopia certificada de los mismos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01
LEY APR0BADA

Para. crear ell Archivo Hist6ri-
co de Puerto Rico.
DECRETASE POR LA ASIAN
BLEAssLEGISLATIVA DE PTO.
RICO:
Secci6n 1.-Por la presente Sc
crea el Archivo Hist6rico de Puer-
to Ricoas
Secci6h 2 Esta institution tie
he por objeto y sera su deber, Gus
todiar, ordenar, clasifcar y cata-
logar todos los documentos que
correspondent al antique, Gobierno
y Capitanfa General de Puerto Ri
co ysdemas organismos del Esta-
do que en- 1898, a causa del cam
bio de soberanfa, quedaron refor-
mados o suprimidos, asf como to
dos los documentos de caracter his
t6rico polftico de La suprimida Au
dieneia Territorial, como los de
|igual zcaracter correspondence a
la epoca del regimen espafiol que
Sc haHen en- los municipios de la
|isla o~en cualesquiera OtrOs ar
chivos pdblicos o que, estandO en-
poder de particulares, pudieran
Fser adquiridos por el Gobierno
bien por donaci6n gratuita 0 con
fondos del Tesoro Insular.
Secci6n 3.-Los fndices de este
archivo seran redactados en- forma
de catalogo, pero con detalles y
|notas de manera que la sola lee
tura de ellos sirva de information
al Gobierno y al p1blico.
Secci6n 4. Ningdn libro, folle-
Ito, documento, expediente, diplo-
ma, tftulo, pergamino nj papel
loriginales o copiados) cataloga
Edo en- Ell Archiyo Historico de
Puerto Rico, podra ser extrafdo
del local donde Sc halle instalado
lel archivo, salvo en- casos de orden
superior tomandose todas las me-
didas de precauci6n necesarias y
ia seguridad'del objeto Q documen,
to lsia garantfa de su deyoluci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01

Los gastOs que estos viajes, 81
fuera necesario ocasionen seran
abonados con dinero del Tsoro In
sular preyia justification de los
mismos.
Secci6n s. Ell Archivo Hist6ri
co de Puerto Rico quedara bajo
Ia inspection y gobiefno del Co
bernador de Puerto Rico y Sc ms
talara en- Ell edifcio de la Comisi6n
de Alimentos, propiedad del Pue
bio de Puerto Rico por reunir
las condiciones necesarias de prue
ba de humedad y de incendio.
Secci6n 9.-Por la presente Sc
dispone que en- el presupuesto de
gastos del ano fiscal de 1920
Sc destine la suma que sea necesa
ria para la compra del mobilia--
rio y equipo de oficina, armarios,
estantes, vitrinas, aparadores, y
para la fumigaci0n de documentos
etc.
Secci6n TO-. Ell personal del
Archivo de Puerto Rico Sc com
pondra de un director, dos archi-
yeros auxiliares, un dactil6grafo
Y un portero mensajero cuyos
|sueldos Sc determinaran en- el pre-
|supuesto de gastos del afio fiscal
1919 1920; DISPONIENDOsE
que ell nombramiento del Director
del "Archivo Hist6rico de Puerto
Rico" sera hecho por el Goberna-
dor con la aprobacion del Senado
Insular, y que el nombramiento
del personal subalterno del "Ar-
chivo Hist6rico de Puerto Rico
|quedara a cargo del Director con
la aprobaci6n del Gobernador.
Secci6n IL. Toda ley Q parte
de ley que Sc oponga la presen-
tie, queda por esta derogada.
Secci6n 12. Esta Ley empeza
ra regir noventa dias despues de
su aprobacion.
Aprobada, 20 de JUNO de 1919,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01
Erection de una Estatua a Cranados,
en- Barcelona

Magistratura y de Ia Intelectua-
lidad, cuyo objective es el de con-
tribuir con un homemade digno, a
perpetuar la memoria de los ma
rinos espanoles, que ofrendaron
sus vidas en- holocausto de Ia Pa
tria, en- Santiago de Cuba y Ca
vite.
La idea de este justisimo re-
cuerdo, que es original del capi-
tan de infanteria, diplomado de
Estado Mayor, p. Francisco ANA
va, es, sin duda alguna, de la ma
yor estimation p0r parte de to-
dos los buenos espanoles, para
quienes los recientes sucesos de
Ia guerra pasada han podido SER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01

Dicen de Barcelona que un
grupo de artistas ha solicitado
de aquel Ayuntanliento Ia cesi6n
de un terreno en- el Parque de
Montjuich, para levantar una
estatua al insigne mdsico Grana-
dos, que recuerde a los catalanes
quien fue el primero en- llevar el
arte espahoI Norte America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-01

Ivir de eiemplo comparative de Ia
magnitud del herefsmo desplega-
do por aquellos debiles barcos,
que un dia hubieron de medir su
escaso poder contra un formida-
Bile enemigo.
Fornan dicha Conisi6n el Sr.
D. Rafael Altanira (presidente)
y los sehores don Salvador Ca
mails, D. Jose Jaudenes, el mar
qu6s de Someruelos, d. Juan Ma
teos. d. Aurelio Diaz de Freijoo,
el can6nigo Sir. Tortosa, el inicia-
dor de la idea, capitan Anaya, D.
Nemesio Fernandez Cuesta y D..
Jose Cousiflo.
El Soberano acept6 la presi-
dencia de honor de esta Conni-
sion, ofreciendo su apoyo para
hacer efectSvas las pretensiones,
a fin de qua tenga realidad tan
patribtica