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The diamond drill., 1920-02-14
Treasury Department


oGce OF Comptroller of the Currency,
Washington, Dec. 18th, 1913.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has
been made TO appear that
The Crystal Falls National Bank. 10
Gated in the City Of Crystal Falls, in
the county of Iron and State OF Michi-
gan, has complied with all the pro-
visions OF the statutes OF the United
States required TO be complied with
before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business OF
banking.
Now, therefore, i. John Skelton
Williams. Comptroller OF the Curren-
cy, do hereby certify that
The Crystal Falls National Bank To-
Gated In the City OF Crystal Falls, In
the county OF Iron and State OF Michi-
gan, is authorized to commence the
business OF banking, as provided in
sectfbn ffty-one hundred and sixty
nine OF the Revised Statutes OF the
United States.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal OF office this 18th day
OF December, 1919.
John Shelton Williams,
tseai.) Comptroller OF the Currency
First Jan. 3--last Feb %, 1920
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A M. AS A

The Young Peoples Christian AS
ISOLATION had picnic last Sunday out
oa Erick Kilkanen's camp. A pro-
gram was given around big bonfire
after which refreshments were sery-
ed
Mr.. Iryan Bell. accompanied by his
sister Myrtle. returned to their home
in Menominee.
The Messrs Ray Olson and Walter
Magnuson have gone to the Dunn mine
where they are employed.
Miss Mildred Wilson left for Alpa
last Monday where she will begin
teaching in one of the rural schools.
A number OF guests were entertain
ed Monday evening at the home Of
Capt. and Mrs C. w. Hughes, in honor
OF their daughter Myrtle's sixteenth
anniversary. The home was prettily
decorated in colored lights and flow
ers. During the evening games and
dancing were enjoyed after which a
dainty repast was served. The guests
left reluctantly for their homes at a
late hour.
Miss waggoner is entertaining the
Beginners Glass" OF the NJ f. Sunday
School, Saturday afternoon, in the
kindergarten room. This will be in
the nature OF a valentine party.
Mrs. ]. V. Bowden returned to her
home at Crystal Falls Monday after
spending a few days visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. HoIms.
Mr.. Louis Marks, former resident
OF Amasa who is now residing at
Rochester, n. Y, is spending a few
days in town.
Mrs. Matt Mackey died last Friday
after a months illness. The funeral
was held Tuesday from the Finnish
church.
Mr. Ben Batty was called here be-
cause OF the illness OF his mother.
Two members OF the state constab-
ulary were seen on our streets last
Tuesday. We wonder IL II is now
"open season" for the hunting OF
"blind pigs.
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Amasa School News

Colds, measles. grippe, "nu"i What
next?
Mrs. Retallic. OF the fifth grade, re-
sumed her regular duties Monday.
Two new pupils, Vina Kisskinnen
and carmeiita Maxi, have entered the
kindergarten.
Little Marion Liberty and Roy Is
aacson visited the kindergarten this
week. Miss Marion made the children
happy by reciting, THE night before
Christmas"
The children OF the kindergarten
are busy making valentines for their
friends. Everyone is invited TO attend
the valentine party on Friday OF this
week.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Edu-
cation last Monday night II was voted
10 send President Gibson and Super
intendent Ellsworth as delegates 10
the meeting OF the National Educa-
tional Association TO be held at Cleve-
land February 1928.
MIR. Ellsworth has been putting In
full time these last few days. He has
been acting In the capacity OF assist
ant janitor, teacher OF mathematics,
nigh school principal, and superin-
Iendent.
Mrs. Burge, high school principal
Miss Gebhard teacher OF English and
history. and Miss Charlotte Webber
Of the fourth grade are all absent be-
cause OF sickness. Miss Gebhard was
in a very critical condition. All are
improving at present. The janitor
Harry vivian. is absent because OF
sickness OF his entire family They
too. are reported much better.
A very pretty valentine party was
held in the domestic science and kin
dergaten rooms Friday evening by
the members Of the Girls Reserve
The guests were very fetching IN theiI
pretty costumes. After a short busf
ness meeting very good and appro'
pirate program was given by the var
ious members. Games and dancinl
were enjoyed. A very dainty lunch
con was served The table was dec
GRATED very attractively with hearts
The next meeting will be held In two
weeks. This will be In the nature ol
a George Washington party.
Several teachers and their guests
had coasting party last Thursda'
night. About ten o'clock a lunch wa
served in the domestic science rooms
Everyone had most enjoyable time
and Il Is expected another win be civ
en- soon.
The diamond drill., 1920-02-14

LOGS WANTED for shipment this
winter. Woods run Eastwood, woods
run Birch and soft Elm. Also veneer
birch and elm logs.
KEEL wooDENwARE CO,
Kiel, Wise.
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Read The diamond Drill

Wanted: Lady OF Gent high school
graduate 70 sell very essential article
Write John ]. Doherty, IroDwood,
Mich. 1t-p.
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Subscribe for The Diamond Drill
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St1 RESOURCES sas '''
Loans discounts s4ls4s2os
oSssa,s,,. oS.sl 'Ssn' unsecured 'isiss's nssssos
deposited to secure circulation tpar vau 100000
{. indebednesspledged
securities pledged si' to postal savings $1,000
States Gov sass Securities owned and unpdse SSSS
other ss'1%s1 Ss : onas pledged to secure postal
Securities s'e osr than u s bonds p including 100000
unpledsd ,................- ssso7zn
YEARS ,ns ..i"@ 2ssss75
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50 of
banking house. uncumbered 25ooOO s5Ooo
LAWFUL aIs reserve sS 1aS'iS W Federal Reserve Bank .SSsSs
Ss amount banks. bankers andtrus
tother than included ~ lD lssss74
Checks banks located outside Of city or town Of re-
porting Items 44s7s4
s Treasurer r.............................. $4,000
Interes. earned but not collected apprOximate-On
Notes and Bills Receivable not past 12so54
Total j.. no5524sOs
........................ 100000
Less enrrenundvded prints 1s5sasa lsSssss
Interest IN collected n
s.ss %ss ss. 10 90 ss:ssss. ;s59is ss:
Cashiers checks checks ON oTn bank outstanding l57SsIS
DsIs 5sSs subject check 'osssaS ii:s %
TotaI Of demand deposits ioher deposits
81; : ;:::!
o'ReF TeIai @s OF ne Tp0s deposits subject Reserve Items
al AZ and
war 100000
Other II demos includ deposits of o. dish ocers
Total ..... uO552aaos
MICHIGAN,
County o on--ss:
cashier the aboenamd bank do somny swear
the best Of knowledge and belief
JAMES GAFFNEY Cashier
Correc-Attest
f. Corcoran,
Holmes
Of
S"''N 49, M,
NotaryP n Mich
nexnires January IL.
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No. 1925

Report Of condition OF Fa
Crystal Falls business
December 31st,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
WAYCRoSs LADY
HCNoRED ABROAD

Miss Julia May Peek well-known
Waycross piano and voice instructor,
and social worker has been appoint
cd delegate from the United States
to the World w. c. r. u convention
which takes place in London, England
t. pill 1926. Before going across Miss
I'cck viii enjoy weeks rest at the.
home Of her brother in Florida and
from there will leave for New York,
Miss Peek expects to reach New York
April 3 and take passage fer London.
Representatives from forty coun-
+ res will attend the convention. The
w c. T. L. will take uD the adoption
cf an extended program Of activity
Prominent speakers are scheduled to
address the conference among them
eng Mrs. Llodyd George, Mrs. Vic
Tor Hershey and Mrs, Wilfred Law.
son. This is to be the tenth annual
convention of the world organization
md the largest contemplated in it's
| history. Journal Herald.
Miss Feek has friends il Cordele,
who will be interested to hear of her
success. She is a cousin of Mrs. A.
). Conner
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
MISS ATKINS WILL SEEK
MONUMENT FUNDS

The sole tation Of funds for the
Monument to be presented by the
American people to France to COM
memarate the Battle Of the Marne,
and to mark the fartherst advance of
the Germans towards Paris will be
made by Miss Tallulaah Atkins next
week 1t is expected that our people
will respond to the claim in the same
generous spirit that has always
characterized them.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Churchwell, Miss
Mildred Churchwell and Mrs. A. /.
Webb have returned from Eastman
where they attended the funeraal Of
MI Wilbur Harrell.
Mrs. Marshall of Ashburn and Mr.
Allen Marshall of Macon, mother
and brother of Mrs. e. NJ Fope at
tended the funeral of Mrs. e. NJ. Pope
here Friday.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
REV w. B. SANS, VICAR

The services in this church on Sun
day March 21st Goth Sunday in Lent
1915 A. M. Mems b bic Class,
VIII be as follows:
Judge Stroller leader.
lO:15 A. Nj. Sunday School.
1l:3Q A. NJ, Litany Service, Holy Com
mun!on and sermon.
The special Lenten services during
tAo week will be held on Tuesday,
Wednesday,, Thursday, and Fr day
afternoon at o'clock.
Everybody is cordially invited, and
the members of the Congregation are
urged to be present as far as pos
sible at all of the services.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

J. T. Luther is spending the week
end with relatives in Waycross.
Mrs. J. d. H. Eyars will spend to-
morrow with relatives in Pinehurst
Mrs. j. r. H'll and little daughter
Carolyn have returned to their home
in Mac after visit to Mrs. Il. r.
Harris
Miss Saunic Todd who has been at
home On account Of illness has re-
covered and returned to Macon where
she is attending business school.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

One of the richest iron ore deposits
II the world is in the Rajara Hills
India.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

Mrs. H. NJ. Rice and little son
Henry of Knoxville, Tenn, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
En- ell garage de C. "A. Soler & Co.,
Sc lie pone nueva la capota el Gu
breasientO su autom0vil. -
PARA EUROPA

Acompafando SUI distinguida es-
posa, Qtros parientes Y, la seiiorita
Selles, de San Lorenzo esta, Sc embar
ca para Espaia nuestro distinguido
amigo el sefor J. V. Pujals, del alto
comercio de Humacao, que Sc propo-
ne visitar a Barcelona y otras. pobla-
clones de la TERRA del Escudo de ba-
rras de oro en- campo de sangre, per-
maneciendo aalli una temporada de
seis. meses o mas.
Una affection en- la vista lie impul-
sa tambien realizar ell viaje con ell
proposito de someterse a un especia-
lista y descansar despues de la anti
qua Y constante labor. Ell seiior Pu-
jals es muy estimado en- Humacao Y
tiene numerosas amistades en- San
Juan, como su distinguida esposa.
Les deseamos ell mejor viaje i'm
presiones Y que quede muy pronto
completamente restablecido de la do
lencia que lie aqueja el amigo que Sc
ausenta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
Atene0 PueItOnlgueiO
Nuevos socios correspondientes.

Don Espiridion Torres, San Pedro
de Macorfs, r. d.; DR.. Angel R. Del
gado, San Pedro de Macorfs, r. d.;
DR.. Abraham Sasso Brache, San Pc
dro de Macoris R. D.; Lcdo. Gustavo
Julio Henrfquez, Lcdo. Baldomero Ri
jo, Lcdos. Porfrio Herrera, Virgilio
Diaz Ord6hez, Rafael Agusto Sam
chez, don Benito Proscopo Mendoza,
Jose E. Fernandez, A1nando o. Pa
checo, Emilio A. Morell, Federico Ber-
San Pedro de Macoris, r. D.;
DIR. Manuel j. Marxuach, New York,
N. Y; Lcdos. Ramon Garcia Mujica,
Carolina, p. R.; Celestino j. Perez,
don Belisario Boscana, Jose Santiago
Jimenez, Celestino Perez Rivera, Ra-
mon P. Perez, Tomas Milan, Jose C.
Diaz, j. E. Munoz, Ramon Carmo-
ma, Manuel A. Perez, Comerio, F. R.;
Bonocio P. LENA, Humacao, P. R.:
Lcdo. Manuel A. Martinez Dayila,
Guayama, P. R.; don Servando Ra-
bainne, Guayama, P. R.; Luis Felipe
,Dessus, Guayama, P. R.; Jose Aubray,
Lola, P. R.; Luis Porrata Doria, Pom
ce, P. R.; Jose Sosa Olivia, Luis San
chez Vahamonde, Manuel Sosa Oil
va, Rio Grande, P. R.; Antonio G.
Martinez, Villalba, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
De sANTO DOMINGO.

Relacion de los pasajeros que pro-
cedentes de los puertos del Sur de la
Republica Dominicana condujo hasta
San Juan el vapor Marina, el 8 de
JUNO.
Pascual Ayende. Bernardino D. Ro-
driguez,, Il. II. Hathaway, Rosario
Parachini, Miguel Ferrer, Ramon
Carbia, Jose. Ramon Orsini, Jose G..
Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Luz Ma
ria de Doz, Jaime M6ndez,N Joaquin
Barnes, Luis Garraton ", Danilo l..
Pine, Juan Isidro Rodriguez, Eusebio
R. Muniz, Esperanza Orjales de Pao-
Ii, Juan Nieves, Francisco Mendez,
Eva Rodriguez Alverio, Claudio Alca-
Ia, Juan de la C. Nieves, sEladio Ri
vera, Carmen Rosario, Emilio Tudo,
Ernesto Tudo, Pillar D. de Ciarague-
ra, Juan Bonnin Pico, Tomas Lopez
de las Herrerias, Charles Pelletier,
Fernando Freije y Cajan, Teresa A..
Q6 lgl6SldS, NldISleti kouStASA3 @A'~AAAAo
Fernandez, John Gomez Vhavill, Ma
tias Deyas Colon, Sixto Rivera L.,
Francisco A. Irrizarry, Teresa Figue-
ras, Maria M. Ramirez, Ramon Aboy
Longpre, Pascual Hernandez, Oscar
Avelino Renta, Julio Negron Lugo,
Francisco Sicard6 Jim6nez, Jose c..
Amy, Jose r. Tanon, Maria c. de
Barnes, Blasina A. de Pino, Antonio
G. Anely Liboy, Andrea Andrade;
Enriqueta Orjales de Pagli, Rafael
Paoli, Maria II. zapatsf Ramos, Her
minia Lopez, Maria Torres Feliciano,
Ramon Echeva1ria, Felix Pinzon, Vi
centa Rivera, Carmen Capos, Angela
R. de Tudo, Oscar M. Betancourt, Ga
briel Roedan, Antonio Garcia Luifia,
Sabine Valdes Cobian,. Serafin Soto,
Cesar Iglesias, Josefna Iglesias, Fer
nando Critic, Federico John James y
Marta de Chavill.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
PasaleI0s del ''BIaz0s'

Ell vapor "Brazos" que entr6 ano-
che en- puerto, tfajo de New York los
siguientes pasajeros:
S. Antonetti, J. Albricio, E. Ads
mar, R. Aboy Benitez, j. S. S.Aponte Jr.
v sonora, g.. Abdelnoor, G. Aviles, T..
Bergnes, R. Caldwell, J. Perez Civida-
nes, r. w. Chrystie, A. Goldsmith, P.
j. Casanovas, P. Casanovas, A. Cadi-
llo, E. Cosimi, M. Camunas, P. Cur
belo, H. C. Davis Y sefora, B. ,Barba-
ra Davis, R. Escudero, A. Froscher,
Geo. Ernest Elizondo, Julian C. Eli
condo, Louis Consuelo Elizondo, G.
Elizondo, E. M. Ellsworth, A. Flores,
j. V. Hoffay, H. Herrero, w. F. He
riot, P. Isaacs, S. Loaenzi, F. Lopez,
L. Lorenzi, F. G. Lorenzi, J. Noriega,
D. Mavnon, N. c.. Mavnon, w. Mahoy
y sonora, M. Monserrate Jr., P. r.
Martinez y seiiora, P. Nido, r. Nido,
D. Novoa, c.. Proctor, S. Pescay, A.
Perez Pierret, M. A. QUINN, E. Raus-
cher, F. Rauscher, J. Ramirez, L. Ra-
mirez Jr., Pedro Rivera, E. Rodri-
guez, C. Rodriguez, G. Rens, Ralph Ro
man, G. w. Thompson, M. Schiereck,
NJ B. Sousa, ]. Villamil, Luis G. We
We, V. Weymouth, T. Waller, E. C.
Worms, C. Yllera, E. J.. Dimas, A.
Y. Echivarria, F. 4. Lopez, J. Waller,
Juan Rosso, Tomas Velazquez, An
geles Gomez yum -nino, A. Lopez Apon
te, Herbert Asch, R. Ortiz, c. Gar
cia y A. de Rossett MyersM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11

por via Ponce, sc llevaran a las regio-
hes del Este Y Centro.
Hay una empresa de Express encar-
gada por remate de Ia conducci6n del
correo por la carretera central.
Aver manifesto al correo que no te-
MIA gasolina para hacer ell servicio y
que estaba dispuesta a pagar el pre-
clio que lie pidieran. Ell encargado del
servici0 de conducci6n de correspondent
cia es un Chief Clerk r. M. L., que
acttia sin cOneXi6n con los seflores Ri
vera y Circuns Y tiene otro empleado.
Parece que aver uno de ellos estaba
por la Isla y el otro no pudo resolver
ell confiicto, resultando que mientras
muchas personals particulares tenfan
gasolina en- la imprenta del Gobierno
pudieron obtenerla, como ha ocurrido
otras veces, ell servicio de correos por
trucks Qued6 Ell suspense, ocasionando
los consiguientes perjuicios al phblico.
Ahora Sc informa que desde ell pri-
nero de julio ell Gobierno y la Admit
nistraci6n de correos sc hacen cargo
del servicio, disponiendo de los medios
correspondientes, para evitar la repeti-
ci6n de estOs hechOs, va que entendia-
mos, como entiende todo ell mundo,
que solamente en- m case de verdade-
IA imposibilidad el correo deja de cir
cular.
Y aquf no debi0 ser impossible para
los responsables de ese servicio resol-
yer una dificultad que otros resolvian,
venciendo dificultades, pero obtenien-
do la gasolina que los rematistas del
servicio no pudieron obtener
Ell Postmaster y su Assistant Sc es-
tan ocupando en- resolver de la mejor
manera possible la situaci6n, aunque
ellos no son los encargados por oil
tanto no son los responsables del cum
plimiento del servicio de envio, por
trucks, de Ia correspondence.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
Session de aver tarde.

Sc arrob6 ell acta de Ia session. an
terror.
Preside e. senior Antonio Bazan
despues los seiiores Cabrera y Eche-
fvarria.
Ell senior Alvarez pide la reconside-
racion del acuerdo de la Asamblea,
disponiendo pagar al senior Febres,
contratista de obras del alcantariia-
do de la Gale Ernesto Cerra Trass
Talleres. FL sefier Echevarria expo
ne que aunque ell dia anterior habia
manifestado al concluirse la session
que no volverfa a la Asamblea, un
deber de justicia 10 habia obligado
volver para desmentir aclarar cier-
tas manifestations que la Demo-
cracia" hace. Dice que es injusto po-
ner en- sus labios palabras que nun
ca penso. Que tiene completa seguri-
dad de que todos los miembros de
la mayoria que votaron en- favor del
acuerdo anterior 10 hicieron creyendo
asi benefciar los fondos municipales
y que en- todas las actuaciones la ma
yoria habia demos3rado su impair
cialidad y justicia al tratar cualquier
asunto que Sc refriese al tesoro mu-
nicipal, como muchas veces la mis-
ma minoria asi 10 habia reconocido.
Que nunca la Asamblea habia- dilapi-
dado un centavo de las areas del Mu-
nicipio Y que "La Democraciaw habia
sido injusta al tratar como 10 hace
ell asunto presente.
Sc vota la reconsideration es
aprobada por unanimidad.
| Propone el senior Alvarez, que ell
asunto pase a una comision especial
asesorada por ell abogado de laciu-
dad Sc aprueba con los votos EN-
contra de los senores Acuna Y Marti-
nez Rosello. Componen la Comision
los senores Alvarez, Fossas Gam
baro.
NC dpIuCUd SIf LcICcId 1eCLuTd Id
Resolution denominando "Avenida del
Concejo" la que Sc construira de, la
parada % al Parque Borinquen.
Sc entera la Asamblea de haber-de-
saprobado. Ell Consejo Executive las
dos ordenanzas que disponian engro-
sar la partida de Gales con $97,117.13
!
de la partida del Crematorio y con
$4,000 de los intereses de los kdnos
que esten sin aplicacion. IL S&
Ell delegado Bazan presenta una
mocion para que Sc estudie Y aprlie-
be la manera de contratar un em-
prestito por 100000. para dedicar-
10 a Gales. Pasa la Comision de
Hacienda.
Informa ell abogado de la ciudad
poder la Asamblea arrendar EN- pu-
blica subasta el Teatro, y Sc pasa a
las Comisiones de Hacienda Y Obras
P1blicas conjuntamente el escrito del
senior Gatell, pidiendo Ell arendamien-
to por II amos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
PARA ESPANA

Los distinguidos esposos Aguirre-
Saldafa, socio aquel de la importan-
te Casa Sres. Hernaiz, Targa Com
paia, del alto comercio de esta ciudad,
Y SUI sonora perteneciente muy es-
timada fanliiia de San Juan, embar-
caron para Espaiia en- ell uitimo va
por. Sc proponen visitar Vizcaya,
Castillo, yendo Santander, Bilbao y
Madrid entire otras ciudades, y esta-
ran ausentes algdn tempo.
Que tengan las mejores impresio-
mes en- su interesante viaje los jove-
mes esposos que aquf dejan grato re-
cuerdo de afecto y simpatias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11

Ponce, JUNO 10.-Se encuentra re-
clufdo en- cana, gravemente enfermo,
el respectable caballero culto perio-
dista don Jose Echevarrfa, editorials
ia del peri0dico .El Aguila de Puerto
Rico; por su .edad y el caracter de
la dolencia, temese que la enfermedad
tenga un fatal desenlace de un mo-
mentO a otrO.
-Hemos tenide viva satisfaction al
saludar aquf nuestro antique amigo
don Pedro Il. de Diego, redactor prin-
cipal de la reyista semanal ilustrada
TEL .Carnavar'. .quien vino a esta ciu-
dad iunto con ell seiior Sergio Roma
nacce, de Ia redacci0n de lei Mundo',
como parties actoras EN- ,un procedimien
to seguisIo por liheIo 'centra don Gui-
llermo v. Cintr6n, editor de "El Dfa'.
AL verse erasunto ante In Hon. Cor
te de Distrifo, fue sentenciado el tlti-
mo a pagar cinco d6lares de multa y
las costas.
LEI pr6ximo domingo, segdp sc in
forma. lucharan en eI Campo AtIetico
de esta' ciu,lad los. tcahs "san Juan
stafs' y "poncsc''. en- dos cncuentros; /;
eI resultado' de- los eisIss 20 pue'!s pro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
REUNION EN- Ell
PALACIO EPISCOPAL

Aver tarde Sc celebr0 en- el Palaci0
Episcopal la primera junta de incor-
poradores para ell sostenimientO de un
hospital en- sta ciudad.
Asistieron/ a la junta los seiiores
Eduardo Gonzalez, Manuel Mendfa,
DR.. Ashford, DIR. Toro Cuebas, H.
Cochran, Francisco de Paula Acuiia,
Eduardo Acuila, Damian Monserrat,
Eduardo Giorgetti, DIR. Saldaiia, DIR.
Gutierrez Igaravidez v otras distin-
guidas personalidades de esta ciudad.
Despues de haber cambiado impre-
stones. Sc aeord6' nombrar la directi-
va, compuesta en- la siguiente forma !:
Eduardo Gonzalez, Presidente; II.
Cochran, Tesorero y Pedro Gutierrez
Igarayidez, Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
CION GENERAL
De Carolina

Sc ha despedido de nosotros don
Jose Fidalgo Garcia, del comercio de
este pueblo, asi como su hijo Pepito,
que le acompaha, para embarcar en-
el vapor "Montevideo", que zarpara
hoy de San Juan con rumbo Espa-
ma, los ouales fijaran su residencia
temporal en- Pola de Allende, Astu-
rias, casa solariega de la familia.
Lleven feliz viaje, y que Pepito pro-
grese en- los estudios, que con tai fin
va la patria de sus mayores.
Este Corresponsal, felicita la
Empresa por el ingreso del ilustre
paisano don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, en- el cuerpo de Reduction, ell que
undo al Director, seiior Perez Losa-
da, son una garantfa para la EMPIRE
s' ps'i'j's''''' c.r,s.,.n..,.
9 de JUNO de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
SOCIEDAD MERCANTIL DE EN-
PLEADOS

Han sido presentadas en- la oficina
del Secretario Elective de Puerto Ri.
co, para. su archiyo Y registro, as
clausulas de incorporation de una cor
poraci6n que Sc trata de estabecer con
el npmbre de SOciedad lMercantH dc
EmpteddOs, Inc, cuya oficina princi-
pal Sc estabecera en- Ia Plaza Muiloz
Rivera, de Ponce. Ell objeto principal
de la proyectada corporation es dedi-
carse a la compra-vehta. al por ma
yor Y detail de mercancfas en- general
Y en- particular de ropa hecha ar
tlculos de caballer0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-11
PUEDEN VIAJAR

III GobernadOr Interono ha expedido
los siguientes pasaportes:
Para Espana Francia. al senior
Eplfanio Fernandez Eanga esposa
de San Juan.
Para Espal1a: los se10res Manuel
Sosa Olivia, de Rio Grande Jose Ma.
nuel Salgado, de Mayagiiez.
Para Venezuela: al senior Carlos J.
Ruiz esposa, de Ponce.
Para Cuba: a la SeiiOra Martina
Santiago, de Ponce; senores Jesus
Maria Gonzalez, esposa Y nina menor,
de Arecibo; Arturo de Jesus Lilo.
rens, de Ponce