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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
EN- Ell HOTEL CONDADO
VANDERBILT.

"A invitacion galante y cortes de
S. A. Real don Fernando, fue servido
en- ell Hotel Condado Vanderbilt un
suntuoso esplendido almuerzo en- la
mafiana de aver, al que concurri6 S.
"A. R. acompanado de su sequito y Ell
Sr. Consul de Espafia en- Puerto Ri
co, don Jose Maria. Lomba; don Dio-
nisio Trigo, Presidente de la Junta
Central de la Casa de Espaiia; los Co.
mandantes de la dotacion del acoraza-
do, don Cesar Fernandez Y don Jose
Maria Ordoyas, ayudantes del Prinz
cipe; don Luis Silva, don Jose Fran
cos Rodriguez, el Exmo. Sr. Duque del
Arco, don Marcelino Valentfn CANA
20, don Antonio Pla, Ministro Resi-
dente; ell Contralmirante don Jose Ma
ria Barrera, Ayudante de S. M; don
Salvador Suau Y don Jose Perez Lo-
sada, Director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
Ell almuerzo, que tenfa todas las
apariencias de un banquete, por su
esplendidez, hacfa los honores del ilus-
tire huesped que de, manera tan gallar-
da obsequiaba a sus amigos que aqui
lie recibian con tan hondas muestras
de simpatias y respeto y sus COM
pafieros de viaje en- la Mission.
Ell Hotel Vanderbilt externo toda
su finura y elegancia en- aquellos ms
tantes: los platos servidos Y las aten-
clones prodigadas, NADIA tenfan que
desear; y los comensales todos, Sc
sentfan satisfechos, dejando transcu-
rrir en- una amenidad encantadora ell
tempo pasado alli, en- una estrecha
afinidad de ideas, de sentimientos, de
amor la Madre terra, tan noble y
gallardamehte representada en- esta
OCCASION, constituyendo una pagina que
ha de quedar grabada para siempre
en- ell amino de los espanoles que VIE
men la America hispana en- cumpli-
miento de i'm sagrado deber y de- los
sudamericanos, que los reciben con
muestras de j1bilo y cariio jamas
sentidos.
Para correspondent a la cortesania de
S. A. R., brindada a todos en- Ell al
muerzo de aver, Ell caballeroso Pre-
sidente de la Junta Central de la Ca
sa de Espafa quiso dar una prueba
mas de su finura ejemplar; y al efec-
to, invite a la comida de por la tarde
los mismos comensales, la cual Sc lie
vo a cabo en- el mismo Hotel Vander-
bilt, con la misma cxquisita cortesia
y ell servicio mas esmerado Y pulcro.
Tanto en- esta vez, como por la ma
mana en- Ell almuerzo, el Sr. Trigo Sc
interes6 porque las horas de la tarde,
fueran de verdadero placer para los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
Ell PABELLoN ESPANoL

Con motive del arribo a nues-
tro puerto del acorazado "Espa-
ma" las casas espafolas mas i'm
portantes de la ciudad y varias
residencias, han enarbolado el
pabellon de la naci6n madre, CO.
mo un homemade. La ciudad
presenta 1n especto festive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29

ilustres huespedes " amigos que ha-
bian sido honrados va con la invita-
cion deSS. A. R.
Podemos decir, que ell dia de aver,
entire todos sus actos privados rese-
nados con motive del arribo nues-
tras playas del acorazado "Espaha"
estos dos resaltan con marcade relic
We de esplendidez y gusto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
Los dos Colosos del Puno,
Dempsey y Carpenter, han
concertado una lucha que Sc
verificara en- la Habana.

Fl Gobierno de Grecia lie ha ofrecido el
trono al Principe Pa bio, hermano del
difunto Rey Alejandro.--Los cr1nenes
de los Sindicalistas espanoles han cul-
minado en- eI asesinato del admi-
nistrador de la Planta Electrica de
Bilbao.--El gran pintor espanol Soro-
la, vuelve su catedra, va restable-
cido de su enfermedad.--El notable
hombre de ciencias, Torres Quevedo,
ocupara I'm asiento en- la Real Aca-
demia Espanola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29

Buen viaje a todos en- la hora de
la marcia y, ojala que el cielo los ira
jera. neel slnenfe POT estosslares; don
de Sc rs recordara por sienpre, afec-
tuosamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
Ell ACoRAZADo

De igual tipo v dimensiones,
ell acorazado Espaiia' es
un hermano gemelo del "Alfon-
so XIII" que nos visit6 hace po-
CO. Desplaza, como este, 15,600
toneladas v monta 8 cafiones de
Id pulgadas, ademas de otros de.
menor calibre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29

Peter Wrange general efe uha al de Russia
del Gbo Soviet
eraon del rojO
mpeO del
Peninsula Cmea del Mar General
Wang hcho baaas bdas
las de Lenine, derrotandOas cOmpetamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29

He aquf esbozados y trazados al CO.
rrer de la pluma, algo de los feste-
jos, 81 bien pueden llamarse asf, tri-
butados' los miembros de la gallar-
da v patriotica Mission Espanola que
a su paso por San Juan, incidental
mente, con rumbo a Chile, nos ha he
cho ell alto honor de poHer sus plan
tas en- TERRA portorriquefa.
Mucho, muchfsimo Sc hubiera efec-
tuado para hacer mas placidas las
breves horas de los ilustres huespe-
des en- la Isla, no estando de por me-
dio el Inconvenience que privan a
S. A. R. y demas acompanantes de
aceptar ninguna fiesta Official, hasta
tanto no hayan todos cumplido con Ell
objeto que les gufa Chile, y hacia
donde van a bordo del hermoso bu-
que de guerra que partira de nuestras
costas, tan pronto haya tornado el
carbon necesario para seguir su ruta
EN- Mission de paz, amor, concordia y
patriotismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
AVIS
MALGOR GONZALEZ & CO., S. en- c.
a vi s @

Tenen q gusto de comunicar sus centes amigos ha
ber trasadadO su 0cna Amacen al edcO de su PEOpie
dad Gale Arsenal No. esquna Gale Nueya NO. -
(1Iarina1 donde Sc ponen nuevamente Ia 6rden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
Sc NEcESITAN DEPENDENCIES

Necesitamos dos dependencies
que tengan algin conocimiento de
calzado y uno de pleas y acceso-
rios de automobiles.
PIETRANTOM { SOJO
San Juan, ?. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-29
EN- Ell AUXILIO MUTUO

Despues de conocer los sitios mas
encantadores de San Juan, ell Sr. Lo-
sada llevo al Sr. Frances Rodriguez
y al Duque del Arco al Sanatorio del
Auxilio Mdtuo, que probablemente vi
sitara hoy S. A. R.
ALI Ell periodista, que es tambien
un m6dico famoso, tribute mercedes
elogios la noble Institution, por SCI
-segin Erase del mismo-una obra
que honra a Puerto Rico; y que
va Sc sentirian orgullosos algunos
pafses en- poseerla. Y en- verdad que
ell Sanatorio del Auxilio Mutuo me-
rece cuanto en- su honor pueda decir-
Sc, Y en- honor de sus fundadores y
sostenedores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
TottenuiIle

Mrs. John Mcdonald is homo after
a visit with relatives at Elmira, N. Y.
Charles Wagner recently returned
from st. Louis, where he vas in the
interest of the Fellows Medical Man
ufacturing Company and is now at
the New York office of the concern.
Sergeant Henry Reichert has been
home from the Fox Hills hospital
Police Lieutenant John J. Turley.
who began a twenty-day vacation
yesterday, has made application for
retirement from the force. Police
Lieutenant Butler, Of the telegraph
bureau at Borough Hall, is here in
his place for the present.
Magistrate Mullen is back on the
bench after being confined to his
home i'll for some time.
Mrs. George A. Moore is confined
to her home with a fracture of the
left ankle as the result of a fall on
the ice a week ago near her home.
Mrs. Harry Smith entertained the
Five Hundred Club at her home yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Charles Ben
nett. and Mrs. George w. Moore were
awarded the prizes. Refreshments
were served.
Patrolman Edward Turner, of the
S!xty-sixsh precinct, Stapleton, was
retired from the force yesterday.
The SECOND degree was conferred
on five candidates by Huguenot
Lodge No. 3S1, r. & A. M, last night
at the Masonic temple.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

lars a month by the county and will
be advanced five dollars. In addition
to the county salary this nan also
receives sixty-hve dollars per
month from the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company for tending one of the
canal bridges and is or duty twenty
four hours each day.
Weekly reports from the Morgan
General Ordnance Depot for the
weeks ending February Z and Il,
show no change in the amounts OF
explosive materials in storage since
the reports published two weeks ago.
A letter of thanks and appreciation
for their kindness in granting salary
increases was before the board from
the employees OF the county work
house.
For their kind expressions Of sym
pathy and for their gift of flowers
which were deeply appreciated. the
freeholders were thanked by Mrs. J
+. Bennett, widow Of the former free.
holder. who died two weeks ago.
Resolutions were adopted by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
BLATT CASE I'm COURT
Second Trial For Damages Began j
Supreme Court at st. George
Yesterday.

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENV1LLE. Feb. 20-The sec
ond trial of the suit Of Josephine
Blatt of Arthur Kill road, against
Director Hines of the United States
Railroad Co. Administration for inju-
ries alleged to have been received at
the Tottenviile station last year, when
a train OF the Staten island Rapid
Transit backed into the depot. was
started yesterday in the supreme
court at st. George before Supreme
Court Judge Lazansky presiding on
the bench. The suit is for $4,000
damages. The a was tried at the
January term of the supreme court
and after lasting several days a jury,
bringing in a sealed verdict failed to
agree. The jury was completed yes
terday and the case was started. 1t
is expected to be finished up the first
of the week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Lose Your Fat,
Keep Your Health

Supernuous flesh Is not healthy,
neither is 1t healthy to diet or exer-
else too much for it's removal. The SIM
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
CERTIFICATES
FOR SOLDIERS
BeauVais Post Arranges for
Presentation on March z

BIZ Special Correspondent,
TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 20-Beauvais
Post No. 126, of the American Legion
is making preparations for the pre-
sentation of the certificates from the
French High Commission to the next
OF kin of those soldiers from the fifth
ward of the borough of Richmond.
who gave up their lives in the cause
of liberty in the recent world war.
AT a meeting of the committee of the
post held Tuesday night at Amicitia
nall, Pleasant Plains. 1t vas decided
to hold the affair on Tuesday night,
March 2, in the auditorium of the
Tottenville school If hat place could
be secured for that night.
An elaborate program OF both vo-
cal and instrumental music n ad-
dresses Is being planned for the
event. An effort will be made t. have
Rev. Wiibert Westcott> pastor of the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Perth Amboy, formerly Of Bethel
church here; former Judge Joseph B.
Handy, of New Brighton. and Captain
A. II. Plat, county chairman of the
the evening. The Tottenville orches-
ira will furnish the music. Another
meeting of the committee will be
held Monday night at Amicitia hall.
Tho committee includes Warren Bar
ton, chairman; Ted DeBoer, Chaun-
cey B. Nance. Henry Hall, Harry
Frey, William M. Walsh. John Ben
ming, Thaddeus Cline and William c..
Ives. ex-offlcio.
There are thirteen certificates TO
be presented for the following boys
who gave up their lives In the great
struggle: George Clayton Androvette,
Walton U. Beauvais, Thomas Cavelle,
Martin L. Deitz, John L. Gardner
Philip Glisman, Alonzo Herbstreet.
Clarence Klinger. Peter Massey. John
w. O'Meara, Almer G. Russell and
Elwood L. Smith. The certificate of
Albert finland. OF Brooklyn who n
ably be presented here also.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
SENTENCE DEFERRED IN LOCAL.
MANS CASE; BAIL FIXED
Plea of Clemency Made when John
Katovich Comes up for Sentence
before Judge DAILY
III STAFF COrrespoudenf

By STAFF Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 20:-
John Katovich, a Perth Amboy man
who was tried and convicted by a
jury of the larceny of s1,S65, the
property Of his uncle, had his sem
tence deferred for one month and
bail was fixed at $1,000 pending sen
tence.
Katovich was extradited from
Syracuse twice, the first time when
he was brought back to face trial
and the second time when he had
failed to repay the amount as agreed
to between the defendant and tho
court. Through his attorney, Walter
Sedan, a plea for clemency was en-
tered and 1t was proven that imme-
diately after the trial last October,
when Katovich returned to Syracuse,
he sent $50 to the wife of his uncle,
although she never turned the money
over to the rghtful owner. During
December 1t was too cold to work
and he was unable to make any pay
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
VIII DC SIVCI.
NEW FIRE BOXES
Nine Boxes Installed in the Fifth
Ward of Borough Of Richmond

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 20-Nine of
the fifty new fireboxes to be installed
by the fire department OF the city of
New York will be within the fifth
ward. This brings the total number
of boxes now for Staten Island up to
$50. Deputy Chief William r.. Begin
for the borough of Richmond fire
department is having the boxes in
stalled. The boxes and their loca-
ton In the fifth ward follow: Tot
tenville: 100, Sprague avenue and
George street; 1913, Belmont avenu
and Rockaway street; 40, Amboy
road and Aapinwall street. Annadale.
142. Jefferson boulevard and Sheldon
avenue; 143, Woodrow road and Hol-
comb avenue; 144, Annadale road
and Arden avenue. Eltingville, 145,
Southfleld boulevard and Arden I'VE
nue.. Greenridge. 146, Arthur XIII
road, opposite public school No. 7.
Rossville, lat. Arthur XIII road and
I%uguenot n
They are now used as dummy box
es and the location Is sent out to the
companies by fire headquarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Pleasant Plains

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris, OF
Jersey City. have been visiting friends
In Prince Bay.
Christopher Steadman. of Boston
formerly of Huguenot Park, has again
returned and taken charge of the
Richmond brick plant at Greenridge
Francis F. Murphy, of Placentia,
Newfoundland. Is spending a few
weeks with his cousin. Frank Murphy
of Little Farms.
Mrs. Percy Walters and daughter
have returned home from a visit with
her sistor, Mrs. Leo Dullahan, OF
Brooklyn.
Christopher Kesner, Of Huguenot
avenue, CALLED last week for Hamburg,
Germany.
Floyd Decker was In town yester-
day afternoon.
James Wilson, an empboye of MI.
Loretto, who died on Tuesday at that
place. was buried yesterday.
Because of the ice and snow on the
siding leading to Mt. Loretto, six cars
of coal and a car load of -four are
held up at the local station.
Everything Is ready for the enter
tainment at Amicitia hall tonight for
the benefit of the Richmond Memorial
hospital. The comedy. Clubbing q
Husband" will be given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
SOUND AND BAY AGAIN
FROZEN OVER BY COLD WAVE
Ferry boat Has TO Break Through Zee
In Trips between Here and
TottenViIIe Today

With the sudden drop in the tenn
perature again last night the Staten
Island sound and the Raritan bay
was again frozen over this morning
from shore to shore. The ferryboat
Perth Amboy of the Staten Island
Rapid Transit, the first craft out this
morning, on the 4:40 o'clock trip
over from this city to Tottenville had
to break through the ice that had
formed during the early hours TO
about two-inch thickness. The Their
mometer registered his morning ten
above zero but when the sun began
TO climb there was noticed a steady
rise in the temperature. There are
prospects that it viii be farmer to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
PHILEMON RECEPTION TONIGHT
Opera Carmen to De Given by Grand
Opera Singers at Affair

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Feb. 20:-The
annual reception OF the Philemon
Literary and Historical Society to be
held at the Tottenville school audi
torium tonight promises to be n of
the most elaborate musical affairs
held at that place in some time. The
program will include the rendition of
the opera Carmen" by -four grand
opera singers headed by John Camp
bell, tenor soloist of the Marble Col
legiate church in Manhattan. Mr..
Campbell appeared before the socie-
ty once before and sang. He Will be
assisted in the program by Hermine
Hudon, soprano, as Garment; Harriet
Barclay, contralto, as Micaelo. and
Leo de Hierpolis. baritone, as Esca-
milla. Each of the members of the
society have two tickets and besides
these tickets were sold and there is
expected to be O. large crowd out to
the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
COMMITTEES.

committee.
In this petition the request was
made that the freeholders rebuild the
Deans road. running from Franklin
Park to Deans station. As set forth
by the petitioners the present road,
which Is of gravel, is in a deplorable
condition, and a permanent road with
a more suitable surface is asked for.
An increase in salary was granted
by the board yesterday to the tenders
of county bridges. Thes employees
who are now receiving ninety dollars
per month. are to be advanced to
500 per month on March /. The
bridge tender on the Landing bridge
at New Brunswick is paid forty dol
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
TIME
On BRIDGE JOB
Delay in Work on Albany Street
Span at County Seat
staff ~Correspondent.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Feb. 2o-Au-
other extension Of time was granted
at the meeting yesterday Of the
Board of Freeholdrs to the contrac-
tors on the Albany street draw bridge
IN which to complete their work.
Ihoush the county has paid for tho
Inspection done at the job since De-
cember Is TO date, the cost for In
spection between now and the first Of
April, the date for completion. will
be at the expense of the contractors
petition signed by about one hun
dred property wne residing in tho
vicinity of Franklin Park, reouesting
road Improvements was presented TO
n board and referred to the road
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Of a Shamrock" the farce comedy
which Is TO be staged by the Robert
Emmett Dramatic Society, has been
definitely set for March II. Several
rehearsals have been held already
and the progress achieved is regard
ID as encouraging. Members of the
society will be provided with tickets
for the play, and judging by the in
terest which has already been shown,
they Will have little difficulty in dis
posing of them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Funeral For Ely Mount.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
HIGHTSTOWN, Feb. 20-Funerai
services were held on Thursday morn
ing for Ely Mount, who died at his
home at Asbury Park Sunday. from
a stroke of paralysis. This death in
the Mount family from paralysis
makes the record complete, as every
member has succumbed to this all
ment. The Rev. Thomas Tyack, d.
D., pastor OF the Hightstown Presby-
terrain church, conducted the services
for the dead in the chapel in Cedar
Hill cemetery, where the intermen,
was held.
Mr.. Mount was born seventy-flve
years ago in Perrineville and was the
son Of william H.. Mount and Belinda
Ely. He married Catharine Morris
Of Manalapan, who survives, as does
one brother. Abijah Mount, OF West
Grover, two sisters, Mrs. Albert Per
rine. of Howell; Mrs Rebecca Dey
Of Jamesburg. q
South Amboy Comedy Show Mar. II
BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 20:-The
' date for the presentation Of "A Heart
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

~ Spec1dE correspondent.
TOTTEN VILE, Feb. 20-Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill. wife of Edwin T. Hill
former residents of Tottenville. died
yesterday at her home in Mt. Tabor.
N. J. Besides her husband, she Is
survived by a son, William Hill, of Mt.
Tabor; three brothers. John E. La
Forge, OF T~ottenville; Timothy La
Forge. ,of Brooklyn, and George La
Forge OF Mt. Tabor. and four grand
children. Funeral services will be
held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from her late residence, with inter-
mentfn the Mt. Tabor cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
ORPHAN ASYLUM ASSURED
FOR MONMOUTH COUNTY
Action to Carry out Provisions Of
Will OF late Peter +. Collier for
Big Institution

By Special Correspondent.
TRENTON, Feb. 20-Carrying out
q provision in the will of the late
Peter Fenelon Collier. publisher OF
Golfers Weekly. articles of incor-
poration have been filed here with
the secretary Of state directing the
Catholic bishop of Trenton to incor-
porate an orphan asylum in Mon
mouth county for the orphans of that
county. 1t is to be n~on-sectarian j n
character. The registered office of
the corporation Is to be st. Rose. rec.
tory, Belmar, and the Rev. William
J. Mcconnell, pastor of st. Rose
church. is designated as the agent.
BY the terms of the will the fol-
lowing are the trustees, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Walsh. Monsignor J.. H. Fox,
Rt. Rev. Frederick Kivelitz and the
Revs. Dannis J. Duggan, Michael C.
O'Donnell, William H: Lynch, Thorn
as A. Roche, Richard A. Cream, Mi
chael C. McCorristin, DR.. William J.
Mcconnell and Michael H. Callahan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
DISTRICT COURT

Two judgments were rendered in
the local District Court by Judge c.
G. Hommann this morning, they be-
ing as follows: First National Bank
VS.. Bruno Mascaretty and Joseph
Doskof, ~S419.2S; Robert Schlassberg
Company VS.. Joseph Levy, $92.33.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

board on the death Of George II. Han
kins, of New Brunswick, who was a
county employe working as a guard
at the workhouse. Tese expressions
were entered on the minutes and a
copy ordered sent to the family of
the deceased,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20
Pretty Good cinch.

As a rule, when a mar manages to
sell himself at his own valuation there
is a pretty good cinch that there is a
swindled purchaser In the community.
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-20

Let or convenient credit plan help you Furnish your rev home complete
There ii. nothing arbitrary about this simple plan, no embarrassing questions
and Observation-Disclosures a simple equitable basis of convenient payment that
enables you to owl and enjoy the furniture in your new home while yon re
paying for it,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-28


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