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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
BREAK RECORD LONG DISTANCE
 NONSTOP TRIP

HONOLULU, Aug. 7 (by Associat- ed Press). Squadron No. of the Atlantic battleship fleet, with Vice Admiral Hilary P. Jones, command ing and carrying upwards of 1,5OO Annapolis midshipman, which arrived here recently for an eight-day visit, broke the record for the longest con- tinuous cruise for battleships in the history of the United States navy, according to officers of the fleet.
 The leg of the trip from Panama to Honolulu, 4,665 miles, is said to be the longest nonstop voyage for battleships in the navy's annals. En- zine room records showed that an average speed of 11h knots was maintained, as against the 10-knot
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
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Continued from Page Two) been seriously ill at the hospital with an attack of appendicitis, is con- valescing.
 # # # Father Van Der Pol is the parish priest at Douglas.
 # # # MT and Mrs. c. F. Chaffee of Ka- talla are spending a short time in town.
 * # # Malcolm StrattOn, Weldon Nichols, Robert Atkinson and L. J. LaConte of the Central Alaska Fisheries at Drier bay were in town while the Alameda was here.
 # H # Mrs. s. s. Lauris was the hostess at a prettily appointed dinner on Thursday evening when she enter Ie"AdSd @SO hOhol 5uCSCS w 1IIldn NOu- frey and Nels Tjosevig. # # # MT. and Mrs: Wallace R. Faddis. for merly of Mccarthy, are residing in Troy, N. Y. MT. Faddis is the pro- prfetor of a thriving restaurant busi- mess.
 # # # Miss Ruth Hill and Miss Eleanor Pope of Minneapolis are in town on their way to the states.
 # # # Carl L. Rays of the Canoe Pess Can ming Company was in town on Tues day.
 # # # John Rawson is at present located in Seattle but expects to return to Cor. dova in the near future.
 # # # Mrs. N. M. Spencer and daughter Mrs. Herman Kristen, will leave on the Northwestern for Portland. Mrs
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
MANY CREWS
 AT WORK ON
 ALASKA ROADS

Col. J. c. Gotwals, engineer officer Of the Alaska Road Commission, has returned to Juneau from an inspec- con trip of new construction work, repairing and maintenance, and re- connaisance of projects to be engaged in by the board next year. In speaking of his trip to the Copper river valley he says:
 Considerable work is in progress on the Richardson Highway. TWO large crews are operating between Fairbanks and Mccarthy, on the Panama river. The work in that district consists of regarding, gray cling, and replacing worn bridges. Gravel is being put in the road with horse drawn vehicles. This method, However, is too expensive, said Col onel Gotwals. Next season it will be done by bottom dumping trallers hauled by powerful tractors, which will cut the cost and speed up the work to a considerable degree.
 Between Mccarthy and PaXson, just south of the summit of the Alaska range, another large crew is working. It has repaired the bridges q across the glacier streams be- tween Rapids and Yosts' Roadhouse and also repaired the damage done last Spring by by some glacial over flows. "This is by all means the best stretch of trail we have, parti- cularly that portion in the vicinity of Summit Lake," said Colonel GotWals. Between Paxson and Sourdough road house, there is a fourth crew work ing chiefly around Hogan Hill. Its work consists of regarding, graveling and replacing bridges. Two crews are engaged in regarding and graveling between Sourdough and Chitina. The gravel is being put on the road in this district by means of dumping trucks. ALCtnef crew IS WoIhlHS ou tne Hluu slides south of Honsina. The work out from Valdez is proceeding vigor- ously and the road around Ketystone Canyon was half completed on Aug. 1. From Chitina, Colonel Gotwals, &C., companied by MT. Jones, went over the McCarthyNizina route upon which s25,0O0 is being expended this season. This work is being stretched cut so that this summers work will give fair summer trail and an excel lent winter trail as far as Nizina river. The crew on this project is
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
OIL LEASE LAW
 UNPRECEDENTED BY DEPARTMENT

That the construction of the oil leasing law as applied to Alaska by the department of the interior may upset the authorizations of many of those who have made locations in tl.ose who have made locations in Alaskan oil fields and in some in- stances work hardships on the pros pectors if the unofficial views taken by the department are followed in official decisions, is indicated by re- gently issued bulletins of the land office which have just been received by the Juneau office.
 The Land Office Bulletin contains duplicates of letters written by the department officials to various in quiries in which the departments in depreciation of the terms of the leasing law is given. Probably the most important and farreaching hold. ing is that the rule applicable to the states, under which no more than one permit can be held in the same struc- ture, applies with equal force to Alaska.
 Persons who have been taking the greatest interest in Alaskan oil fields have had to believe that this rule was not to be considered as affecting the territory. Tn fact, it is stated here that in almost every field that is being exploited, applications havs' been made by several inter. ested people for more than a single permit i'll the same structure. If the department holds according to it's present interpretation, all applications over and above one permit will be thrown out.
 The present interpretation, it is understood, is not regarded as final merely being expressed in answer to inquiries. No actual case has vet been presented to the land office for an official decision. Those who are interested will make a strong ef fort to get the rule set aside as far as Alaska is concerned.
 It is likewise held that under the law the action of an agent in post. ing a notice is the action of his principal. But the agent cannot make an execution of application for permit to lease. This must be done by the principal himself. It is held that no bond need be filed with the application for a per ] init. Bonds, however, will be re quired at the time the permit is is sued. The bond may be covered by either surety bond, cash, or Liberty bonds.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
PAGE FIVE

average speed when the Connecticut, flagship of the squadron, led the At lantic fleet around the world in 1908.
 During their long voyage the mid shipmen worked as regular sailors. They swabbed decks, shoveled coal and did everything that falls to the lot of enlisted men. While in Homo lulu,. officers and men of the fleet, midshipmen and reservists were the guests of honor at numbers of enter tainments from the admiraps ball down to the private swiming party at Waikiki
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07

under Gus Johnson, an old Alaskan road commission foreman. The Midas mine was also visited, Colonel Got walls going from Mccarthy to Strelna on speeder on the Copper River & Northwestern Railroad and thence over the Kuskulina river trail. The Midas mine is in operation this year, a force of 20 men ~beinb employed. No work is in progress on the Kus- Kulana route other than protect ing the bridge across the river.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07

Kristen has spent the summer in Cor dova as the guest of Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. A. E. Black.
 * # H
 Captain Thomas of the Franklin Packing Company was in town this week.
 # # x
 Mrs. J. D. McGowan left on the Northwestern for few weeks visit with friends in Seward.
 * # #
 Mrs. Sophia Scott has vacated her home in railroad row and it will be occupied by Walter E. Downing and family. Mrs. Scott is residing in an apartment over Blum-O'Nei's.
 * * #
 Tom Donohoe Jr. has been confined to his home with sickness.
 * # *
 MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Hart and son of Dallas, Tex, will leave on the Northwestern for the states, after hav- ing made an extensive tour through Alaska.
 # # 9
 Miss Mary Baen Wright and Mist Almira McGowan returned on Monday morning from Liljeghren's fox ranch near Ellamar.
 # * H
 Miss Ethel Graham was the hostess on Friday evening at a pleasant party. The young folks spent the evening most enjoyablly in dancing, music and games, at the conclusion of which represhments were served. The guests at the Graham home were MT. and Mrs. G. B. LaBelle, MT. and Mrs. T. c. Watson, Mrs. B. O. Graham, Mrs. Henry Skog, Miss Charlotte Bacon, Miss Ellen Fraisure, Miss Madeline Buchanan, Miss Evan geline Church, Miss Laura Bacon, Miss Ethel Graham; Messers. Donald McCrea, Frank Burns, Harold Ora ham, Dr. w. H. Chase, Frank O'Brien, 1 H. M. Beck and Sanford Finkelstein.
 * * #
 Among the tourists who are vis- iting in Cordova are Miss Eliza beth l.. Knowles and Miss Mary A. Williams of Ogden, Utah; Miss Bessie Countach and Miss Annette G. West of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Fred S. Clarke of Danville, Pennsylvania.
 # # *.
 James Lewter and Lawrence P. Mulligan of Mile IA are in town.
 T # $
 Little Miss Betty Sherlock is to celebrate her third birthday today. 1 9. ] *
 Dr, Charles Daggett and family are expected to return to COrdOva about the first of September. Dr. Daggett visited the parents of Miss Marion Daggett in Minneapolis and relatives of Dr. M. L. Biggs in Omaha, Neb. They expect to visit California be- fore returning.
 x as #
 Mrs. Chester Mellison and Mrs. H. I. Call are to be the hostesses at bridge luncheon tonight given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Walk CT and mother who will leave on the Northwestern for the states. There are to be four tables of bridge and at the conclusion of which refresh ments will be served.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
WILL HEAR PLEA OF
 POLITICAL PRISONERS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 (by Associ- ated Press) Attorney General Pal mer today notified President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor that he would hear the plea of the federation for release of polit- ical prisoners next Wednesday.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
PHILIPPINES AFTER TERRITORIAL FORM
 OF GOVERNMENT

MANILA, Aug. 7 (by Associated Press) The American Chamber of Commerce for the Philippines has adopted resolutions asking that the status of the islands be changed to & territorial government under the United States.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
2 OF DISSOLUTION Of
 PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP
 Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing by and between James Dinneen and Cyrille Decuyper doing business in the Town of Cordova, Alaska, under the firm name and style of Cash Grocery Company of Cordova," was on the 29th day of July, 1920, dissolved by mu- tual consent; that said James Dineen will hereafter conduct said business, will collect all outstanding accounts and settle all outstanding indebted ness. CYRILLE DECUYPER 3-5t JAMES DINEEN
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07
RUMANIA NEUTRAL TO POLAND

LONDON, Aug. (by Associated Press).-The Rumanian minister to France said today that country's at- titude is strictly neutral toward Poland and denied reports that Rumania would aid Poland. He said the con- centration of troops on the frontier was merely precautionary measure
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-07

The Frisco Cafe is open until mid night and is prepared to serve you with good eats. 7-tf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
PARA Ell REPARTO DE UN Do
NATIVO DE LOS ESPANOLES
DE PUERTO RICO

Por Real Orden Sc ha dispuesto que
Sc constituyen Comisiones presididas
por los Rev. Obispos de las Diocesis
respectivas y formadas, segdn pro-
puesta de los mismos Prelados, por
los senores don Policarpo Herrero,
don Ramon Prieto Pazos y don. An
tonic Sarril, Marques de San Felix,
de la de Oviedo; don Francisco Orte-
ga Delgado, don Mariana Palarea San
chez de Palencia, don Francisco Ca
vero Tormo Y don Jose Martinez Mi
rallies, de la de Cartagena, don
Francisco Linares, don Luis Maceres,
don Matfas Pescetto, y don Joaquin
Gil de Vergara, de la de Orihuela, que
procedan al reparto de la cantidad do
NADIA por la Colonia Espanola de
Puerto Rico para soeorro de los mas
perjudicados por las inundaciones I'LL
timas en- Levante y en- Asturias.
(Del "a B C'', de Madrid.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
HabeaS COTpaS deClaTaL- /
do con lUgaT
cqtagenq 10 sido paesto a ubcrtad.

Como anunciamos Ell nuestra edici6n
de aver, esta ma1ana las ocho Y
media, comenz0 celebrarse en- La
Corte Suprema, ante el Hon. Juez Aso
ciado don Emilio del Toro Cuebas,
el curse del Habeas Corpus presenta-
do por ell Fiscal Dfaz Collazo, de su
puestO c6nplice ien el asunto de Jesds
Cruz Gomez (a) "Chuchd', alegando
el Fiscal que Cartagena habfa presta-
do su concurso para ayudar a ocultar
"a "ChuchG".
En- la peticion alegaba ell peticiona-
rio, que no existfa contra el- causa
probable nj razonable para. permane,
Ger detenido en- la galera de la car
eel anexa al preside.
Despues de haber argumentado am
bas parties, la Corte dict6 su resolu-
ci6n, deelarando con lugar el Habeas
Corpus, poniendo en- libertad al petit
cionario por no existir causa proba,
bic nj razonable contra el.
Sc nos ha informado que el lunes
sera presentado otro Habeas Corpus
para solicitar la libertad del acusadc
Francisco Davila, a quien tambien el
Fiscal Dfaz ColIazo acusa como com
plice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
RQpA En- new YORK

La semana pasada contrajeron ma
trimonio en- New York, la distingui-
da senorita Mercedes Aldea Nazario
y el joven Rafael Santiago.
La contrayente es hermana de
nuestro companero en- Ia prensa, don
Manuel Aldea Nazario, v eI joven San
tiago, quien hace amos reside en- New
York, pertenece a esa pIeyade de por-
torriquenos que por su laboriosidad
Sc han alberto paso en- Ia gran uFbe.
Santiago fue miembro de las Fuerzas
Expedicionarias Americanas en- Fran
cia, ' aetualmente ocupa un alto car
so en- casa importante de esa ciudad.
Les deseamos muchas felicidades =
los nuevos c6nyuges.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
iVGRdTd en- d Alfonso xiii
Gl InfantG Don Fernando?

Ell periodico LA Prensa" de Nue.
va York en- su ndmero de "a de julio
publica Ell siguiente telegrama:
Habana, julio 2S.-Se preparan
grandes homenajes en- honor del in
fante espanol don Fernando, quien
viene a la Habana para embarcarse
en- ell acorazado "Alfonso XIII" ir
despues Chile con ell objeto de re-
presentar al gobierno de Espana en-
las festividades que Sc celebraran con
motive del cuarto centenario del des-
cubriniento del Estrecho de Magalla-
mes.
Ell infante permanecera 1nicamente
pocos dfas en- esta capital, pero du-
rante su permanencia sera objeto de
las mas efusiyas atenciones por par
te de las autoridades y del pdblico en-
general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
DE. IA ISLA

Gran n1mero de familias de diver
sas poblaciones de la Isla Sc dispo-
men venir San Juan a la llegada
del acorazado de la marina espanola
"Alfonso XIII" Y Sc estan hacienda
arreglos para su hospedaje. Con la fa-
cilidad de la circulation en- autom6vil
las personas que no hallen satisfacto-
rio acomodo en- San Juan, podran vol
yer sus residencia repitiendo ell via
je mientrast permanezca aqui el AGO.
razado. }ae
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31


No Sc sabe aun la fecha de la lie
gada del infante, pero va Sc estan
hacienda los preparativos para su re-
cepci6n, que habra de revestir gran
de entusiasmo.
ST esta noticia es cierta, resulta ex-
plicable la demora del acorazado es-
panol en- Cuba entonces el cunado
y primo del Rey, S. A. R. D. Fernan-
do de Baviera y Borbon, con la alta
representation que ostenta, sera un
motive mas para que los agasajos
que Sc preparan tengan la doble sig
nificacion de ser dedicados los ma
rinos de Espafa y un infante de la
Casa Real que yiene representando a
S. M. y el Gobierno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
El pdnico fus horroroso
FL Rey de Espaaa reclbe. 4 las delegaciones
!. extraljeras Ri,
Las noticias de Polonia son confusas -Lenine
dice que Russia desea q paz con 81 mundo
: NUFsTRO sERylcIo tABrEGRAElco EsPEcl

HABANA, julio 31.-Durante los
serviciOs religiOsos que Sc llevaban a
cabo anoche en- la Iglesia de San Fe-
lipe Neri, perteneciente las Rvdas.
Madres Carmelitas, sinti6se un
violento estallidN ca1sado por' una
bomba que fue colocada ALI. Ell pa
nico causado por la detonaci6n fue
indescriptible, falleciendo una mujer
en- ell momento y registrandose variOs
heridos de consideration. En- los mis-
mos instantes del horrible atentado
|ocupaba la catedra sagrada el Ilustrf-
mo Sr. Obispo de Pinar del Rio, quien
con una calma sorprendente trat6 de
restablecer Ell orden entire la concu-
rrencia que ,se abria paso atropella-
damente para escapaF del temple, pe-
r0 resultandO sus palabras inutiles.
Sc ha podidO comptroller de las ave-
Ifiguaciones pfacticadas, que eI Alcal-
de de Ia ciudad dias antes habia sidO
7NlSalo p0r medic De II u III 2 q. q
autorizaba ma procession al Rector de
las Carmelitas, sc AeEaEia cabo ei
+feroz atentado. EI Sir. Rector fns, de
ignal manera, ameHazad0 y en- igual
forma, siendo firmad0s aabos pasqui-
mes, con ell nOnIbre de sEspartaco".
/ Ha sido motive de grandes salarmas
este hecho ins6litO,' que sc atribuye a
los enemigOs de la Iglesia, que sc pa
rapetan tras de los sindicalistas para
atacarla a mansalva.
HABANA, julio 31.-Siguen las
averiguaciOnes en- ell horrible atenta-
do de la Iglesia de San Felipe Neri,
que trae conmovida a toda la Habana.
Las autoridades han recogido varios
ejemplares de una h0ja impresa que
circul6 por la pOblacion mOmentOs
antes de realizarse este hechO van
dalicO. Ell detective CasimirO Olave,
ha efectuado el arrestO de un impre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31

personalidad " de lanzarse a nuevas
aycnturas, que. .daran al traste con las
pocas .fuerxas que lie restan para Sc
guir lab6rando hasta entrar en-. una
franca via de paz.
PARIS, julio, 3l.--Las noticias que
elIegaR constantemente de Polonia. son
zen todas susi parties de una contra
diccion confusa. Ai,ora abien, iizgase
que no hay nadh concrete con respec-
to al sarmisticio anunciado. entire po-
LAGOS y bolchesiques, pues fse sigue
combatiendo enatodos los frentes con
un encarnizaniento rayano en- ID M
decide.
PARIS, julio .S1.-Acaba de llegar
"a esta ciudad la, delegation turca que
yiene revestida de. amplios poderes
para firmar. el Tratado que los Ala
dos lie imponen al Imperio Dtoman0.
La ceremonial Sc lleyara kabo en- eli
.hist6tice Palacio de- versailles dolade
de paz al ex-Tmperfo de Guillernio II.
MOSG0U, julio 31.-Esp9rase que
de un mOn1entos Otrof llgue la CO.
mission nOmbrada p0rr ell GobiernO PO-
lacO para tratar las bases en- que Ela-
bra de cOncertarse ell arnlisticio en-
tre ambas naciones lcvecinas, hoy
en- guerra. Ell GObierno Soviet, al
.hacer declaraciones de que esta en- la
mejor situaci6n para llegar un acuer
do Y cesar las hOstilidades, MEGA que
los bOlcheviques tengan la intenci6n
de atacar a Alemania, como anuncian
los AliadOs. En- un discurso pronun-
ciadO aver por Lenine, ante la Asam-
blea constituida en- plenO del Go
biernO Soviet, dijo para desmentir tai
afirmaci0n, que pOr ell contrariO Ru-
sia desea la paz con ell mundO entero.
Pero que Russia su vez pide que la
dejen vivir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
DOS IIMP0RTANTES
hJUERDOy De Ia
BSAMBLE4 MPAL.
EFpi6ndidos agGsajos a la .,t'1rt'ertG
dol Alfonso .IIiIr. N
HONOREs P0STUMOS 4 Las CE-s
MAS DEL DOCTOR FINANCES.

Concurrentes: sei1ores Echevarrfa,
Bazan, Alvarez, Carlda, Martinez Ro-
sell6, Goenaga. FossaS, Gonzalez Dfaz, /
Marchan, Gambaro v Ayil6S W..
Acuerda la Asamblea conctrldr en-
.toda SUI totalidad al muelle a dar la
bienvenida los tripuiantes sdel aCos
.razado ALFONSO XIII'' su arribo u
esta ciudad. pNss
Declarar liuGspedes dc honor a da
tripulaci6n de dicho acofazatio pars
les una reception de honor en- ei salon
de actos del Municipio.t
Y como el seilor Presidente de kE I
Asamblea forma parte del Comite lie
cutivo que ha de entenderen la coma
fecci6n del progiama para los festejos
que han de celebrarse Ell honor deali-
chos marinOs, la ASamblea Eacc las I
sugestiones a su .Presidente part cue
las lleve al seno de, aquel Conitt Eie-
cutiyo, al objeto de yer 81 es pos!ale
ihcluirlas en el programme: fE
Una merienda los mar.nos del aed !,
ffazado ell el Campo del MORO o en- et
sitio dondes estuvo el Campamento, Las
CGsGs. .
Invitar al pdblicos a que ,engalane q
los BALCONIES de sus casas con baIdeT
ras iluminaci6n dnrante la nache
Designar an dfa para una paraa
de, nii1os de escuelas incluyendo l9
pi1os Y niiias de las escuelas de Gti
dad de- Santarce; parada que sera
preseneiada poRkla eficialidad del bu-
que desde Ell; Hale9n del AyuntamientO.
i una yez teriaitada esta, dicha dfcia
lidadaacompanada ael Comisionado de
Instruction girlfa una vista a dos
edifici0s escuefas. 81
Poner la Banda MlanicfDa1 d lispor
siefOn sleI tomite EJeeutiY6 de Eeste+
jos para IDs acttls rtie ssz
Invitar la American Railroad Co,
para que disponga de coches suficien-
tes para dar un paseO a los marinOs
hasta ell .Guajataca, al regreso, en-
trar ell ell Campamento Las Casas.
Retreta en- honor de los visitantes
por la Banda Municipal en- la Plaza
Baldorioty.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31

sor catalan de nosNhfe Santiago nAl-
gro, quien confes6 sss q impripio u
documentoy amenazaaaEt pero aleganz
do ignorar la persps due le ofdend
ell trabajo.
La Policia no cesa EN- IA pista que
ha emprendido pas eselafecer donde
Sc ocultan los verdaderos, antores del
criminal acto, sobre aaienes u Gobier-
no Sc propone haesr III duro oscar
mientO. ss&
SAN SEBASTIAN julio 81 SAM.
el Rey Alfonso reeibi6 con toda la
solemnidad de rigoE en- audiencia, a
los delegados de Il Liga de las Ma
clones que han dc c0ncurrir d u Core
venci6n. La ciudad eada sdia apare-
ce mas alegre y engaIanada con mo-
two de la llegada de forasteros que
vienen participaf de estas confa
rencias internacionalcss de las cuaIes
Sc Aespeta ntuch0 restableeer Ia
ID - q 'tOad = et0lles ttSsi
mEndO.
BARCELONA, julio 31.-EI Sr. Co
bernadOr de la Provincial ha sostenidO
Hna RrOlOngada cOnferencia privada,
con todos los patrOnos y obreros de
la ciudad, fin de llegar a un acuer-
do defnitivO y harmOnizar los intere-
ses de ambos bandOs en- disputa.
Abrigase la creencia de que todo Sc
arreglaha amistOsamente y de que
Barcelona empredera nuevamente la
marcha normal que ha de dar vigoro-
SOS impulses a sus industrias parali-
zadas.
BARLIN, julio .-OficiaImente Sc
ha hechO pIblico que es una. sOlemne
la version circulante de que
los cOmunistas alemanes tienen ell
prOpositO de llegar a un entendidO
con los bOlcheviques rusOs. AIemania
no va acabar de comprOmeter su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
NOTA LUCTUOSA

Aver tarde repentinamente, ha ren
dido su tribute a la Naturaleza, en- Ell
conocido pueblo de Rio Piedras, el CO.
nocido caballero don Ramon Caloca,
Cueto, mieinbro de una familia distin-
guida.
La muerte del senior Caloca Cueto,
ha causado gran trtsteza en- aquel pue
bio, donde era generalmente estima-
do por sus bellas prendas de carac-
ter v por su conocido modo de proce-
der.
FL sepelio de su cadaver Sc verifi-
catt hoy en- ell Cenlenterio de aqueI
pueblo.
Enviamos sus familiares nuestra
condolencia mas sentida
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
Los CabaI|eTOS dc Colon

Nuevos elementos han ingresado en-
esta Orden y anoche fueron admiti-
das iniciadas seis personals de San
Juan y dos de Fajardo. Los iniciados
de San Juan son los sefiores Pedro E.
Mejia, Emilio Rengel Davila, Luis
Garraton, Jorge Gorbea Rodriguez,
Ignacio Rivera Wales y Joaquin Pu-
jals Santana y de Fajardo, los seno-
res Nicasio Martinez y Diego Melen-
.dez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
Pablo Miranda

A las IL del dia fallecio, hoy saba
do, en- Catano, ell que .fue Pablo Mi
randa, conocido popularmente por Pa
bio ell CubanO.
Desempeiaba ell cargo de Jefe de
Bomberos de aquel poblado, donde era
bien estimado ell extinto, por 10 que
su inesperada muerte ha sido gene
ralmente sentida.
Reiteramos a sus deudos nuestro
pesame.