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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
HA, FAI.LBmo MoNTALvo

HA fAA.l.NltiO MONAAlsAO
GUENARD
En Ia renombrada Cllnica de los
Drcs. Perea. y Vadi. de Mayagiiez. des-
lgus.s de ana delicada operaci6n. ha
fallcci,lo el que fu6 ilutsre hombrc
p,iblico y isotahle abcgado. Luis Mon
talvo Guenarl
Cast todo tods Puerto Rico como
cfa fntimamente este joven batalla-
dor. quien ya destle- la prensa desde
la tribuna p0lftica, defendi5 con una
abnegaci6n Y un calOr a tOda prueba
los tierecllos conculcades del pals.
Perteneci6 el Icdo. MontalvO Cue
nard esa pl6yade de j6venes, que
forman una legion .numerosa en- Puer-
to Rico; amantes del ideal Y SUI pala
bra facil -sus cOnceptOs vibrantes.
fueron toques de clarfn que electri-
aaron has masas en- tOdas las campa-
ilas p6lfticas del pals, sufriendo perse-
cusiOnes por sus enemigos, a los cua-
les respondi6 siempre con una valen-
tia un gesto dignos del mayor ejem-
plo.
Fu6 representante 'por el DistritO
de Mayagiiez como Delcgado la Ca
mara Legislative, en- cuyO puestO rea-
liz6 una labor intensa .fructuosa. En-
la judicatura cOnQuist6se una posici6n
envidiable.> por su talento Y su amor
al estudio, v muere cuandO verdadera-
mente sc hallaba rodeado de un gran
prestigio de ANA pevsoYal'dad pro-
pia, muy e. atos.
Ell. IMPARCIAL lamemta Ia desapa-
rici6n de este. .joven letrado, orador
politico Y periodista; quien todO Ell
pals ha de echar de menos en- estos
mOmentos de prueba, en- Que tanto Sc
.necesita de los caracteres de temple,
como 10 fu6 en- todas las epocas de su
vida, Luis Montalvo Guenard.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
Jose Coll Vidal

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r...a y ,a Ia tri,mna para yer algiin
iia q ~ Ials. farmauIio parte drl
am-lguer.silo lii,n de Ia Amerita
i'lHe.
\. alinra como IrriwliS;aS, pcrmila-
aos uia prqarla iigresi6n.
Ealemi,mes que no soa encmigOS de
ul, rals los que sHmparados y protcgi-
dos por su Constitution. y demtro del
mi> absolute reSpeto. le piden para el
suyo propi0. iguales derechOs y liber-
iaGrs que = gozan cn In metr6p,li.
En;rnGeInos que la ,handera d, una
aac IN dcbe expander su liberiad po-
liica II todos los puel,l0s cobijados ba-
io >us pliegues. y. asi nO Sc ven en q
m,npa del miIio. Irlandas irredentls
nj Nars07ias aprimidas.
Entendemos que 81 Congeeso de los
Estados UGi,Eos. no ha definido tOda-
Via cuales son en- Puerto Rico los par
tidos | gales ilesales: no ha d:cho
avn cual sera el future polftico de
Puerto Rico. Luego. cada ciiidNdano
de Puerto Rico. tiene el deber Y, la
obligation de iiustraf al Congreso de
les Estados Unidos acerca de cu6l es
la forna d. gobierno que mas convie-
ne a los intereses generates de Puer-
to Rico. Luego. el ideal independen-
fista. 10 const;tuye uI desacato la
tan,lcra De l0s Estados Unidcs. por-
qte es uaa doctrina. una petici6n co
lectiva que liza reasonable en- el Capito-
lilo qUa enaltece glOrifica dos tigu-
ras muy reveranciadas en- eI mundo
Washington Lincoln.
40 crecmos que haya Ell las lineas
p:ecedentes nj irreverencias nj rebel
d-as.
En- cuanto a la conducta de Ell Car
nCral para dar cuelita de un act0 so
cili solo admitida ell trabajos de
otra fndole, corporativos o parlamen-
tar;os-el pals ha de juzgarla con la
IL aina cxtraiipza que rel que este es-
crihe.
s. DALM1U CANET.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

Una bella f0tOgraffa que luce un
peri0dicO ilustradO de los EstadOs
JmidOs, ofrcce el brillante recibimien-
to hechO en- Atenas al antes expuls0
Rey Constantine. .....
Sc puede ''manufacturar" una foto-
graffa de niilos desnudos subiendo a
una palma para presentarlos como ex-
ponentes de la poblaci6n de una re-
gi6n, pero no Sc pueden inventar mi
les de personas Y edificiOs engalana-
dos v. BALCONIES rebosantes-- de fami-
lias. -. La expression es, pues, cierta,
FL Rey, que sali6 del pals Y fu6 de-
puesto de su solo por la imposition
de una dipl0macia hostil y las necesi-
dades de la guerra, vuelve la ma
ci6n q. gobern6 por algin tempo EN-
medic de las. mas terribles de las con-
fllagraciOnes.
Y ell pueblo que fue la guerra con-
ira los intereses contra las simpa-
tfas contra las tendencias del Rey
Constantine, sc apifia en- millares' de
seres para tributarle la ovaci6n que Sc
ofrece un padre del pueblo, a un Ce.
sar, a um Carlos un Napoleon. :.
Bien es cierto que la paz trajo mu-
chos desengalios Y. muchas defecciones,
Y que en- la hora de ahora el porvenir
sigue tan 0 mas incierto 81 cabe que
cuando la inmensa contienda que agru-
p6 pueblos contra pueblos, razas con-
ira razas continentes contra conti-
nentes. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

Hay detalles muy elocuentes Los
serbios, por cuyo pueblo Q con cuyo
pretexto sc arm6 un mundo contra
otro mundo, son deteniaes presos en-
Paris. acusados de anarquistas, de
anarquistas como los acus0 Austria
para tratar de barrerIosn de: IA vida
nacional. =. Russia aInontoua fFopas
sobre La frontera de Pelonia Y Sc teme
un entendido eslavo teut6f. que mo-
destamente opinames hace algdn- tiein-
po sc estaba incubanffo !. 4. Esta-
dos Unidos .trata de arrebatar o ha
|arrebatado ya-el dominic de los mares
al pabell6n rojo COP el Leoparde. y Ell
Nippon refuerza su eseuadra preten-
diendo que en- America del Sur tenga
auxiliares para una futura confineen-
cia. I los pueblos pequefios, los
pueblos ddbiles, en- toaias parties piden
su ..libre determination por la que Sc
dijo derramar tanta sangre en- la que
IRA de las Naciones. ......
Eas GALES de Atenas en- manifesto
ci6n imponente, para saludar sas
Rey es otro eSpoiienfe, nuy expresi-
vo ' veraz, de u. que esta pasando, v
puede .ocurrir en- no muy lejano pla-
TO-. Preparemonos, poroue "a hora no
es de meditation, sino de preparation
10 expresa sDien Gfeeia suI
Rey!
AN4NKE.
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Antonio r. Rar,sio. y coa r'~pnc'a a.
texto De dicho grahado IN n.me d
meas que aparecen draJo q" la luio
graffa Sc l"en es.as palal'ras:
'Nosotros podemos pea-ae cg .a ia
dependencia &c nrrstro pet- su sa I'a
s0lucidn del porycair. como ma refs;
gio de nuesira dignidad.
EstO dijo don Antonio Bare IL. c'
su discourse premnc.ado Ia noche del
domingo Iiltimo ea el bamur'c o'le.
brad0 eR sn honor en cl Hotel 'ala-
ce', al cual asistieron mas i &00 co.
mensales: 10 mas distinguido del PAY
lido Unionista, del camercio de la
prensa. g.
Fl discurso del. scaar Rarcel6 fai
mny aplaudido. y muy comentado
Termin5 su brillanle cat1iaeria. iuyi-
fando toda la concarreacia Il paner-
- De pie para geadr Ia handera
americana s,mhclo Ga Ia democracia
' de la lihrrtad -e honena5e De todo
~ respato.
A exception del Lcdo Jose $. Ale
gria Y el periodista Jos6 Coll Vidal.
los concurrsntes. acto seSuido pusi6-
ronse de pie, Y apiaudLe,ol detrante-
mente."
Con0zco a Jose Coll Vidal hace mu-
chos amos. En-. su car;icter siempre
he visto M E;dalse: en- su procetler,
LA destacado sie;npre i hombrc de
conducta austera.
No hay lfneas obsCTras en- Coll Vi
dal. No hay peaunbtas. Is de los
h0nlbres dc un solo temple. de los ca
racteres moldeaGos en- las mas sanas
doctrinas del patyiotismo Y. siendo asf
nunca ha sidn 6l enemigo de los p'le-
bios que representan personitican los
grandes ideales por que Sc rige el
mundo: la democracia la lib rta1.
Quiere Estados J'nides comO qu
re Espaiia,, 10 por sus hombrts, ST
no por sus instituciones. Sabe bien
que las formulas pollticas pasan. que
el espfrifu immortal de una aci6n
queda en- pie.
Sabiendo ESQ, conociendo ESQ, no
pnede esperarse de Coll Vidal ma
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
PARA EMBARCAR

El "Permit Agent, de San Juan,
ha expedido Tarjetas de Indentifca-
cion para embarcar a Santo Domin-
go, los senores Manuel A. Poupart
y Javier H.. Cerecedo, de San Juan;
Ignacio Caballero Gonzalez, de Utua-
do; Leopoldo Vazquez Prada, de Ba-
rranouitas; Jose Alvaro Lopez We
lez, de Barceloneta. e =
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
LA REINA MORA
La fiesta de anoche en- ell Casino
Espaiol.

La cronica la hara maana Migda-
lia,. pero nosotros tenemos que ade-
lantar una interesante information
inaplazable. La que Sc refiere a la
election de Reina para ell Bale Mo-
risco, con tanto empeno organizado
por el Casino Espanol y que prone
te ser una cosa estupenda.
El de anoche 10 fue tambien. No
Sc cabia en- Ell espacioso local y el bai-
lie dur6, dentro de la animation ex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
NBEvo NoTARio

Debidamente autorizado por ell Tri-
bunal Supreme de Puerto Rico para
ejercer el notariado en- esta Isla, ha
registrado en- la oficina del Seereta-
no Executive de Puerto Rico, la fir
ma, signo y sello cue ha de gsar en-
q epjercieio de su profcsin n senor
Adolfo Porrata Doria; de Guayama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

yos donde los lea la gente que este
en- condiciones de satisfacer sus pro-
p6sitos. La inteligencia no esta en-
anunciar 81 no en- saber donde Sc
anuncia. kdvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07

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GRAN NE.GOCIO

Isl mejor hotel de capital de
montado Ia diaero pene Plan
ia electrical propi umbrad aceeno tosa
las habitacicnes cosnedor
81 mobniarOes todo euepa eenies >xauita
su dueh vende enfermo
Para referencia
MANUEL VALLADARES
Canter0, Fernandez & Co., Inc.- San Juan. i. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-07
ANUNCIESE
iNTELIGENTEMENTE

Ell anuncio es Ell mejor vehiculo del
negocio, ha dicho un ilustre colega
de Cadierno. Procure situar los SUI
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
EPISCOPAL

Trinity cathedral. William Scar lett. dean. The cathedral is situated at the head of First avenue on Roose- welt street. Service for Sunday is as follows: Holy communion. S:GO; Sun day school. 9:45; High school Bible class, 10:00; adults Bible class 10; Cathedral club, 6 pm: evening serv- ice. S:00.
 Dean Scarlett will preach at the morning servIce. The evening serv ice will consist of evening prayer. a short address by Dean Scarlett, and an organ recital by MT. Arthur J. Smith.
 The cathedral choir will sing the following programs:
 Morning service.
 Organ Prelude-"Andante" ......-.
 .-..-. -.....-.-.-.-.-.- smart Processional Soldiers of
 Christ, Arise" ....--....-- .----. Nenite Chant Te Deum, in 'A'' ...... kitzschmar Benedictus, in "D'' ... Stainer Hymn-"O Jesus, Thou Art Stand
 ing" ....-.. .-.--.---..- Anthem-"Hark, Hark. My Sour. ........ .....-.... Shelley Recessional Hymn-"Mine Eyes
 Have Seen' .........-......----- organ -'Oi1ertOry -....-.
 Lefebure-W Wely Evening service; Processional Hymn-"Holy Father | Great Creator"
 Duet-Soprano and baritone, Come Jesus. Redeemer. Abide With Me" By Miss l. Fahlen and MT. T. W. Pear | son.
 Hymn-"In the Cross of Christ is Glory" .... Anthem-"Hdrk. Hark, My Soul"-. .--...---......-.. Shelley | Organ recital:
 1-Chorus from first act Of "Lo-
 hengrin" ...... Wagner 2-Consolation No. 4.........--- 4 Lisz 3-Le Cygne ..-.. Saint Saen! 4-March. "Religieuse" ... Guilman Recessional Hymn-"Oh. Jesus. l
 Have Promised". ".................. 1 Organ Postlude.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
LUTHERAN
Grace EvanqeIicaI Lutheran

Our church is located on the cor ner of Sixth street and Fillmore. Both Brill and Indian school car lines pass within a few blocks of the church. A cordial invitation is extended to you to come and worship with us. Pastor Fred c. Maurer. residence S09 North Sixth Street. Services: 9:45 a. m. bible school. Dr. Karl A. DaneH, superintendent. II a. m. di- vine service, sermon theme, "Our Reception of Gods Living Grace and Truth 1880 vesper service. Ser mon by the pastor.
 Zion Lutheran Church
 The Zion Evangelical Lutheran church is located on Ninth avenue between Adams street and Woodland avenue. Immanuel P. Frey, pastor Parsonage, adjoining the church, 91l Woodland avenue. Phone 2451.
 Bible class asd Sunday school al 10 a. in., L. F. Block. superintendent The Sunday school children meet also at 2:30 to rehearse for Christmas.
 Morning service at II o'clock. Sub ject of sermon, "The Angels Mesa gt to Joseph" Evening serv. at 7:30 subject of sermon, The Fullness oi Jesus Christi A cordial invitation to all Take West Washington street car to Ninth avenue and walk twS blocks north.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
Nj ETHODIST
First Methodist Church

First Methodist Church-Corner Second avenue and Monroe. J. A. Stavely, pastor. Office in the church. Phone 4781.
 Sunday school at s:3O; J. o. Sex son. superintendent. Church service at II o'clock.
 Organ PreIude-"The Shepherds in
 the Field ...-........- Mailing Duet-"Love Divine ....-. Stainer
 G. H. Boehm and Ira F. Shaffner Offertory-"Chant Pastorale". Organ Postlude-"Laudate Dominf'
 ............... Frysinger
 Sermon by the Pastor-"The Power of Two"
 Junior league at 2:3o. Boys and girls years old and over are invited to join.
 The Epworth leaguers are going calling this afternoon, leaving the church at 2:30.
 Epworth league devotional meeting at 6:30: topic, '"rhe Ten Command ments in the Life of Today" lead CT, Miss Laura Hackett. It is our privilege to have with us ME A. J. Gregg, enc of the International Y. NJ c. A. secretaries. who will speak to us at this meeting. We cordially in vite all young people to come and 1 hear him.
 Evening church service at 7:30. l Organ Prelude-"Ave Marie"- Ton l Anthem-"Just for Today. Abbott Offertory-"He Shall Feed His
 Flock (The Messiah) . Handel Solo ............ MT. w. II. Bretal | "A Manly Purpose sermon organ Postlude ............. selected
 Our Sunday school Christmas eel ebration will take place on Christ mas eve; and since it is more blessed to give than to receive" it win be a i white gifts celebration All Sun day school classes will make their offerings at that time and opportu- nity will be given for everyone tc | bring a gift to the King.
 The Conner trio, evangelistic sing CTS, are to be with us to assist in spe- cial meetings beg inning Monday eve ming, Dec. 6. The friends of thi. church and all who desire to gen uine revival in Phoenix are invited to share with us in this effort.
 Central Methodist Church
 A church with heart in the hear of the city. Corner of Central ant Monroe streets. Cecil M. Aker, pas. tor; Bryan H. Keathley, associat, pastor: B. F. McGough. financial sec retary. The pastor will preach Sun. day morning on A Robust Religion. The choir will sing Praise Ye tn, Father" The pastor will preacl Sunday night on "A Home Thrust. There will be solo by Miss Gertrud, Edens, and a duet by MT Hammer, and Mir Melee. The Sunday schoo meets at 9:45. The boys depart ment meets at the Y. NJ. c. A. at tn, same hour. Classes for all grades an, | ThA | 2 p. m. and the Intermediate an, Senior Leagues at 6;3O. The mid week church night is held Wednes day night. Supper for workers a 6:30 A rally of all the women's or ganizations at p. m. Prayer ant praise meeting at s D. m. All inter ested cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18

Beams meet at 8. Mrs. c. M. Rock, leader. This band numbers 27 child ren between , and F years-there is room for more B. '. r. L. at 6: 30. There will be a Wide-a-wake discus sion of a doctrinaI question. Even ing worship of the church at 7:30. The first part of this service will be devoted to songs and testimonies of various kinds The pastor will then preach on the subject, The Inven- tory of Life" fuch good may be had from any or all of these services and everybody is welcome.
 First Baptist Church
 Third avenue and Monroe street. Rev. E. Il. Shanks. pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Morning wor- ship at II a. m. B. Y. P L. at G.: 30 and evening service at 90,
 Morning worship Prelude-Andante ........ Beethoven Int7oit-"Holy, Holy, Holy Invocation. Gloria | Scripture Lesson-Rev. 22:6-21 Anthem-"Grieve Not the Holy l Spirit .............-...- StaineI 1 Prayer. 1 Response. l Announcements. 1 Offertory solo. 1 Hymn-227 1 Sermon-"Christ's Coming as it Con- 1 cerns Us.' Hymn-223. 1 Benediction. 1 March ............. Moil | Evening worship 1 Prelude-"Now the Day Is OVer' 1 Song service.
 Scripture lesson and prayer. | Anthem-'I Waited for the Lord l ................. MendelSsohi 1 Offertory solo | Rhoderick Risto l Sermon-"The Transformed Life" 1 Postlude-"The Heavens Are Tell l ing Haydel lnnmanuel Baptist Church l Fourteenth and Adams streets. Bi bIe school, 9:45; preaching by J. c 1 Clark, II sharp. Evening, B. I. r. | l 6: 30; leader, Ralph Greenlee. Al young folks welcome. Preaching q 7:30 by J. G. Clark. All welcome.
 Madison Baptist Mission-Parl l road and Missouri avenue. Sunda, 1 school at 10 am. Bernard Miller, su perintendent Preaching at II am
 Rev. w. F. Smith: B. Y. P. U. at
 p.m.; preaching by Rev. W. F. Smitl
Arizona republican., 1921-12-18
NA:zgI!E;kaEEEA6fzz8 NA: 8

U. services at 6:30 p. m. .Midweek prayer meeting on Wednesday even ing at 1:30 D. n We extend to you a special invitation to any or all of these services. Come and receive a hearty handshake and a real spirit ual blessing.
 First Southern Baptist Church
 Fillmore and Fourth streets, Dr. c. M. Rock. pastor. Residence 1926 East Portland street Phone 4107. Mrs. E. F. Scudder, city missionary. Phone 207R11, may be called at any time. We invite your careful atten- ton to the following announcements of the five meetings of this church. on the Lords Day Sunday school at 10 o'clock, Mrs. R. V. Ingram, super intendent. Sermon by the pastor al II o'clock.s Subject, The Success full Church" Members are being added to this church constantly Let us weigh ourselves in the light of this sermon and measure our success. Sur
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vioiinist and Norma Rasoury. pia- niste. The musical program for the Sunday includes:
 Prelude-The Swan .-.. Saint Saens characterization the Morn
 Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee. .... ffertory-Melodie ......... .Nevin Postlude-Hymn Choir
 The Emerson Mission
 The Central Christian church con- ducts a Sunday school in the Elmer son school building, corner of Sev- enth and Palm Lane, every Sunday afternoon at 2:3O ?. m. W. L. Foster is superintendent A cordial invita- ton extended to all. Longfellow Mission
 Sunday school Sunday afternoon at 2;30 D. m. in the Longfellow school building at Eighteenth and East Adams streets. The school is under the supervision of the Central Chris tian church. w. r. Arnold is super intendent. The people of the com munity are extended a cordial wei 1 come.
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music by soloists and choir. Even ing service at 7:3O o'clock. Sermon by the pastor at both services. Spe- cial music in the evening. Interme- diate and senior endeavor societies at 6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer serv- ice on Wednesday evening at I:3O o'clock. A hearty welcome. and an effort to give a helpful message in song and sermon will be found.
 Mexican Presbyterian-623 South Second avenue. Phone. 5313. Pastor, V. Moreno, missionary
 10 a.m.-Sunday school: lesson, "A Secure Future and Its Unshakable Basis-Paurs Last Words"
 p.m.-Autos leave at 2:l5 pm for the camp meeting at Laveen. MT Wm. Peters will speak.
 7:30 p.m.-Evening worship. Ser
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CONGREGATIONAL
First ConareaationaI


 Located at Second and Willetta. c. D. Yoakum, minister. Residence IS West Lynwood. Phone 2596. Sun day school at 9:45 a. m- The pastor win preach at II a. m. on The Ro- nance of Righteousness" At 7:S0. D. m. Rabbi David L. Liknaitz will speak on Saving Minorities In Re ligion." The public is cordially in vited to these services.
 Music will be of the high grade which this church has enjoyed for the past months. MT. H. Alden En- yeart is director of the double quar- tet which sings both morning and evening Miss Cordelia w. Hulburd is pianist. Morning program: Pre- Jude, Song Without Words (Porter). Quartet Sought the Lord Steven son). One Sweetly Solemn Thought (for ladies' voices) (Ambrose). Evening: Prelude. Theme and Vari- ations (Beethoven). Quartet, The Lord Is My Shepherd (McFarren) Duet, for soprano and tenor, Jesus the Very Thought of Thee tF1agler) Mir. and Mrs. Enyeart.
 Neighborhood Church
 Sunday school, 10 a. m.: worship and sermon, II. Rev. William Ewing will preach Subject, "A Fountain Of Joy" Christian Endeavor socie- ties, p. m. A chuch for the com munity All invited to. participate. Union Church
 Sunday school. 9:3O a. m. Chris tan Endeavor society, p. m. Even ing service, 7:30. Rev. William Ew- ing will preach. Subject, "GladnesS for All the World"
 A service every Friday evening al 7:3O The community is invited tC all the services.
 West Side Sunday School Jackson school house, Jackson anC Twentieth street, o'clock. Any no attending other schools at that houl are cordially invited a.; pupils, work CTS or visitors. Miss Alice Chipman superintendent.