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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
ARMY AIR SERVICE
TO CONDUCT TESTS
Will Conduct Bombing Experiments
on Old BattIeship Alabama.
tsy The Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-An indie
pendent bombing enterprise against
naval craft is being planned by the
army air service. With the old battle
ship Alabama as a target and using
missiles up to 1000 pounds in weight,
the army filters hope to add a new
chapter to the inter-service contro-
versy which resulted recently in de-
struction from the air of a number
of former German war vessels.
The Alabama was selected for the
victim following request of the army
for a target ship. Acting Secretary
Roosevelt has announced that the navy
department is dismantling the vessel
and will be ready to turn her over
to the land and air warriors about
September l.
With the event exclusively an army
affair, it was said today at air service
headquarters, efforts would be made
to simulate actual battle conditions
when the Alabama comes under fire.
For that purpose the army asked that
the ship be turned over in sea going
shape, absolutely water tight, bulk
heads sound, steam in her boilers and
ventilating and communication sys-
TENS in working order. Request also
was made that her magazines be filled
will full loads of powder and that in
all respects save her useful offensive
ornaments, which is being sa1vaged,
she be ready for action.
1t was said that definite reply from.
the navy as to the extent to which
the Alabama would meet these condi-
tons when turned over had not been
received nor were the army men hope
full they could obtain radio control
equipment for her, similar to that
successfully employed on the battle
ship Iowa during the recent bomb
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
SHERIFF HUNTS FOR
KIDNAPPED PRIEST
tsy Tho Associated Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. o.
Police details and sheriff posses were
increased today in the hunt for the
Rev. Patrick E. H. Heslin, Catholic
priest of Colma, a suburb near here,
missing since Tuesday night. An
anonymous letter to Archbishop Hanna
requested $500 ransom. saying the
priest was held captive in a bootleg
cling cellar by man armed with hand
grenades, who threatened to asphyx-
late the priest unless the money was
forthcoming 1t was turned over to
the police.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
MAYOR IS CHARGED
WITH MOONSHINING
Cey The Associated Press>

SAN ANTONIO, Fla, Aug. 5-Mayor
George J. Frese of this place is out
on bond pending trial on the charge
of violating the liquor law. He was
arrested by Sheriff Sturkie of Pasco
county, who claims that Frese was
operating a moonshine still on the
second floor of his residence, on the
most prominent corner in town, and
whose house is the scene of the reg
uIar council meetings, Sturkie des-
troyed a quantity of mash, he said,
also the still and seized some of the
liquor as evidence. Frese has been
mayor for several terms and recently
was reelected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
AMERICAN YACHT WINS
INTERNATIONAL RACE

CoWES. Isle OF Wight, Aug. s.
America won the fourth international
yacht race here today, defeating the
British entries by the close margin of
II points to 16. Great Britain won the
first three races
The yachts finished in the following
order:
Grebe, America, first; Holly and
Flya, Great Britain, second and third
respectively; Montauk and Genie,
America, fourth and fifth respectively,
and Victoria, Great Britain. sixth. The
British yacht Jean and the American
Shell had trouble with their gears and
abandoned tho race.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
NUDGE WINS JUNIOR GOLF TITLE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 5-Burton
Nudge of Chicago won the western
amateur Junior golf title on the Belle
Meade course this afternoon defeating
Jack Wenzler Of Memphis, and 8.
The champion won his way into the
finals by defeating Alex Bush of
Louisville in the semi-finals al while
Wenzler had little trouble defeating
Edwin Crisman of Selma, Ala, 7-6
For the presidents cup. G. B. Bid
well of Atlanta, defeated Morris
Schwartz of Nashville SO while John
w. Ford 3rd. of Chicago, defeated Sol
Lowenstein, Jro of Nashville in the
finals for the vice. presidents cup 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
RED WINGS WIN
FROM LONE SCOUTS
Take One Sided Game by Consistent
Hittina-Feature of the Game
Is Hitting of Hicks.

The Red Wings fortified their po-
sition in second place by romping on
the Lone Scouts for a total OF six
runs yesterday afternoon, while Car
roll held the Scouts to one lone hit
and no runs in five innings. This vic
tory gives the Red Wings a real look
in on the pennant of the Junior league
and the Y. NJ. C. A. will have TO hustle
if they keep the lead The feature of
the game, aside from the showing of
the whole Red Wing outfit, was the
hitting Of Hicks, who hit two-bagger
and two singles in three trips to the
plate. Mcconnell and Smay also do
mated two hits each. Shelton, who
did the box work for the losers, pitched
a creditable game. He struck out
seven men and walked two. Eight
hits We're made off his delivery, but
many of these should have been outs
If they had beed handled properly.
The fun started in the first inning.
Mcconnell led off with a single to
left. He stole second. Hicks doubled
to center, scoring Mcconnell. He went
was safe on Salter's muff of his fly.
Hicks scoring. Second and third bases
were easy for Van Pelt. Roukey
placed a neat sacrifice to second base,
Van Pelt crossing the pan on the play.
Carroll couldn't find the ball. Mudd
was safe on Salter's second muff, and
ran wild to second. He went TO third
on Smay's drive through second base,
and stole home after a run. Mackey
whitfield, ending the slaughter. With
one down in the second inning, Nc
Connell opened with a drive down
first base line. He went to third on
Markham's wild throw and scored on
Hicks second hit to center. Van Pelt
singled through second base and went
to second without any attempt being
made to catch him, Hicks taking third.
Roukey famed. Shelton couldn't find
the plate for Carroll and when Mudd
came up, there were three on the
bases. He famed. In the fourth in
ming Mcconnell flied to center, Gu
sacks making a nice catch. Hicks
clouted his third hit of the game. He
stole the intervening sacks and was
put out. Markham to Shelton, trying
to complete the deal. Riera walked
and stole second and third bases. Rou-
key was safe on McHugh's tumble,
Riera scoring. The Red Wings went
out in order in the sixth inning.
Only two Lone Scouts reached the
initial sack. In the second Shelton
singled to left for the Lone Scouts
only hit, and In the fourth, Cunning
ham walked. Both runners were out
trying to steal second.
The Red Wings suffered the temp
orary loss of one of their players dur
ing the game. In the last inning with
two down, Mackey was hit by a /
pitched bali after 1t had tipped his
bat. The ball cut a cash over his
right eye and the first sacker was
forced to retire from the game.
Jimmie Brown starred in the field,
making two put outs and one assist
perfectly.
This ends the second week of the
Junior Twilight league, with the Y.
M. c. A. Juniors leading and the Red
Wings pressing them closely
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
PLArrs EASY FOR GIBBONS

BOSTON, Aug. mike Gibbons,
st. Paul middleweight, won an easy
victory over Gus Platts. former mid
dleweight champion of England. in ten
rounds here tonight. Gibbons. who
got the decision after Platts had failed
TO win a round, scored practically at
will. He opened the bout with four
left jabs to the head. to which there
was 10 zCturn, and from then on the
EnglSchTGn was an easy mark.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
WOODS 'MISS AMERICA"
WINS THE SECOND HEAT

ON BOARD SUB CHASER NO. 41e,
Aug. 5-(By wireless telephone to The
Associated Press).-N1iss America,
owned by Gar Wood. of Detroit, today
won the second heat of the Sinclair
trophy race for the championship Of
the Great Lakes. covering the fifteen
mile course in sixteen minutes. fifty
nine and three-fifths seconds. Miss
Chicago was second in 1900 As.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06
CENTURY DEFEATS
PERDIDO TEAM

CENTURY, Aug 5.-The Century
baseball team went to Perdido, Ala,
Wednesday afternoon and defeated
that team. 8 to 1. in a slow game Per-
dido will play the Century team a re-
turn game here Saturday afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-06

Summary: Two base hit, Hicks;
sacrifice hits, Roukey; stolen bases,
Mcconnell 2, Hicks 8, Van Pelt 2,
Roukey, Mudd, Smay 3, Riera 2; left
on bases, Red Wings 5; base on balls,
off Shelton 2; off Carroll / struck ont
by Shelton z; by Carroll 4; 1st base
on errors. Red Wings 5; passed ball,
Markham; caught stealing, Smay,
Hicks, Shelton, Cunningham; runs
batted in, Hicks 2, Roukey; earned
runs, Red Wings 5. Umpires, Hough-
ton and Loftin. Time of game 1920.
Attendance $50.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-21
Lural Jtenta

Miss Mildred ,Duvall left Tuesday
for visit to Georgetown.
Miss Vera Stricklin has returned
from visit to Bishopville.
&**
Miss Mildred Baker, of Mt Croghar
is the guest of Miss Henrietta Burch
Miss Rosa Kate Hammond OF
Latta, is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Elizabeth Stricklin has re-
turned from a visit to Fayetteville
N. C..
Mr.. Fred 'Womack, Of Carthage, N
c.. spent Sunday in town with his
people.
Mrs. VIM. Eddins left last Sunday
for Columbia to spend sometime with
relatives.
**#
Miss Cleora Reid, of Greensboro
n. c., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Irene Reid near town.
&&&
Mr.. Alex w. Fields, Of Southern
Pines, N. c., spent Sunday with his
family at Mr.. W. E. Powes.
Married on the 7th of July, Miss
Norma Lee Rae to Mr.. William Jones
both of Blakely, Ga. Mrs. Jones is
well known in Cheraw having lived
here several years ago.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-07-21

Miss Evelyn Bland is visiting In
Murphy, N. c. -
Miss Nsabelle Hardin, of Chester,
is the guest of her grandparents, DR..
and Mrs. T. E. Wannamaker, Sr.
Miss Halle Hayes has returned
from the Hamlet hospital where she
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. -, . .
Mrs. ]. B. Womack while visiting
her son near Cameron, N. c.. was
taken quite sick and returned home
Sunday night. g..
Mrs. ]. S. Reid and daughter Miss
Cleora, of Wilson, N. c., are spend
ing a few days at the home Of Mrs.
Irene Reid, near town.
Mr. Jas. T. Rae, recently Of Blake
ly, Ca, has accepted a position at
the Cheraw Oil Mill and moved his
family to Cheraw last week.
**a
Mrs. Alex w. Fields and little son.
of Southern Pines, N. c., who have
been visiting her father, Mr.. W. E.
Powe have returned home.
Messrs. H. B. Chapman, OF Utica,
N. Y, and James Chapman, Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, spent several days
with their brother, Mr.. Robert Chap
man.
Mr.. S. G. Godfrey, Mrs. VIM. God
frey and daughter, Cora Page, and
Miss Nancy Wannamaker returned
via automobile Sunday from visit
to Myrtle Beach.
Prof B. C. McIver spent several
days in town with Mr.. ]. w. Maynard.
On Monday Messrs. Maynard and Nc,
liver spent the day fishing, at Mur-
relPs Inlet, returning to Cheraw Tues
day night.
The Blanche Kinsey class of the
Methodist sunday school was delight
fully entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Sam Sheriff.. After the
usual program and business discus
sions delightful refreshments were
served. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
AsAMBLEA MAsoNIcA

- -a,
be acucrdo con nt> stros estatutoS
,lley6sc a efectO en- la iloche del ~
del corriente una tenidg con caracter
de Asamblca. en- el editicio de fiuestro
Temple .Maso .'c(t Iara cfectuar Id
election dc los nuevos .lignatarieS
que han dc asumir Ia direction. dc los,
asuntos dc Ia Respectable Logia "Ca;;'
balleros de Ia Noehc."
Tina numcrosa asistentia de hcr-
manos So dongrego cn dicho local
n la hora imlicada en- Id conyO.atoria, :
resultando Fl acto pare los intereses
lie Ia masonerfa EN- Junccs, de gran
importancia. por In manera arm6nicas.
como Sc realize Ia election, con abso-
luta libertad. e igualdad, teniendose
gran tacto IN clcgir II los micmbrOs
mas intrresa1us eu Ia blteha marclni
de Ia instruction que, como en- cl an
terror aiiO la han licyado por tan
sher1liosos triunfos. esaaa
Los nueyos disuahlri9s electos son
los sigu;entes: s. ~ q
simplicio J Girdefo, venerufJe
Maestro. reeleeto por aclamaci0n. ! "
Angel Gouzdlez. Primer vigilantess
Electo. Il ia
pascual ,Z,.yas. segundo Vigilance
Elccto 4'
Jose Morales. Secretario. Rcelect0.s
Enrique Reyes Tesorefo. Reelecto.-
Manuel Sanchez, Hospitalario. Rec
lecto
Manuel Gorlo. Primer Diacono
Electo.
Carlos Figueroa, segundo Diacono
ElectO. $&
Ramon Rodriguez, Maestro de ce
remonias. Electo.
Inoccncio Costas, Guarda Temple
Interior. Reelecto.
Cornelio Ayala. Guartla Temple
Exterior. Reelecto. ssa
Lcdo. Carlos Garcia lie la Noceda,
Orador. ,.f
Pablo Reyes ycrgara. Porta Es-
tandarte. Electo. %
Oscar Porrata Doria,. Diputado anti
Ia Gran Logia, Electo. Is,
Simplicio J. C0rdetO. ID
Corrcsponsal Especial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
DON JULIO GAY
t'OlTcsponSGl.

En- e! rapcr "Caravelle', dc Ia Com
plilfa TTasatlantica Francesa, ha lle-
gado csta Isla. despuGs Dc una au-
scncia de tre's o tuGtro aiios. 81 dis
tinguido caballcr0 frances don Julio
Gay, r"rsonalidad que goza eli nues-
tTos cfrculos' so1.a,6s Y ell nEestro
mundO fnancicrO lie positive relieve.
f.! scilor Gay lri rcsidido en- ell
pals. como todos sabcn0s. mas de
treinta ailos. ANA Puerto Rico
como a su propia TERRA. y So muestra
encantado dc hallarse lie Dueyo entire
nosotros. De amigos para nosotros
muy queridos. nos. trac carihosos re-
cuerdos el distinguido yiajcro, asf
nos brinda dos sat;sfacciones gran-
des: In &c nstrcc!lar su mano, Ia
dc ese aniable mcnsaie dc amistad
dc qrc para nosotros Is portador in
supclable.
Ell IMPARCIAL raitcra al senior
Gay. su af ctuoso sqll,Jo dc bienve-
nida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
ESPECTACU1OS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Llevara al
lienzo ell colossal drama en- actos:
LA Princesa del Nilo".
Teatro Rialto.-El poderoso drama
en- actos Amor y Gloria" y el oc-
tavo episodio de la scrie "De Potencia
Potencia".
Cine Luna.-Los primeros episodios
de la serie LA Tentacion del Circo"
y una comica. =
Cine Real, Puerta dc Tierra).-''El
Vendedor de Periodicos", poi, Wesley
Barry.
Cine Monte Carlo, (Puerta de Tie
rra).-El hermoso y sin igual drama
titulado: GEL Vendedor.d de Periodicos",
por Wesley Barry.
Cine yictcry Garden, (Santurce).-
Despedida del simpatico y aplaudido
duetto cuhano Rogelini con sus duet
tos, chistcs Y bailes; una comedia en-
2 actos y los episodios Is Y ID de la
sensacionalisima serie "Los Milagros
de la Selva".
Teatro Liberty, (Santurce).-El
precioso drama de amor, intrigas y
punetazos "Bajo ell Cielo Andaluz".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Una
de las cintas mas extraordinarias pre-
sentadas por la Selection Film Servi
ce "Latigazos Besos", en- 6 parties y
una comedia.
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-La So
berbia production extraordinaria en-
s actos "Esposa Mujcr".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
SUCESOS EN- LA ISLA
INFoRME DE LA POLICIA
Disti'ito dc ArcciJo


Fin Ia noche del Ii de los Ocorrien-
ties, en el barrio "Tanamd", ell indivi-
duo Isidoro Yurfo hizo uu disparo de
revolver contra Jose Graciano. hiri6n-
dole en- la cara, labio inferior. siendo
este curado en- la sala dc socorros
Yurfo fu6 arrestado Y puesto dis
posici0n de Ia Corte.
Distrito de Cdmuy
En- Ia noche del Is dc dicicmbre ac-
tual, en- el barrio Zanja, Regino Mel
son. blaneO, natural de Puerto Rico
y de "a aiios de cdad. So suicide dis
larandosc TN tiro por 81 lado izquier-
do del Iecho. Sc ocup0 el arma dc
la Investigation practicada, pudo dcs-
prenderse que un asunto diSguSto
con la noyia. fue el m0vil que lie in
dujo al suicidio.
DiSt1'itO dc san GeImdn
Fl dfa l. del corriente mes. en- el
barrio Rosario Alto, tinca del senor
ErneSto Mari, ocurri0 un incendio, en-
Hn caflayeral. quenAntlose alrededor de
tres cuadros asceldiendo las ptrdidas
Il $1,000 Investigate el hecho. no Sc
pudo dcterminar con eXactitud cl ofi-
gen del fuego, aunquc mas bien pareee
accidental, cue intentional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
A FAM1LIA DEL tioBERNADoR

LA FASI1LIA DEL GOBERNADOR
DesGc el viernes circular rumores
por la riudad, dc que el Secretario
particular del Gobernador habfa re
cibido i'm cable notificandole hiciera
los preparativos parn que embarcara
la familia de Mr.. Reilly. Estando Mr..
Hull er Ponce, preguntamos al Gober-
nadOr INFERNO a;erca de este rumor.
manifestandonos e: seilar Huyke, que
NADIA saba de esa noticia y que lie
sorprendfa. iNg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
Notas de Arecibo

Tn complete 6x;t0 han si.lo las dos
ftbnciones daJas pr In COmpafifa dra-
matica dc Eilluespesa. "El AlcdZar
dc las Pcrlas", o',ra hrrmGsa y pre-
scntada con un gran lujo esc6aico,
fue muy aplauai:ia pr cl immense
pdblico que llenaLl a ,catre. Ell Dri-
dido III igual quo cl schor Villas. FL
plblico pidi0 sa!iesc cl altor. por
nucye Yrces sc l., ;tnt6 ei tcl6E Oya-
cionando al Sr V1laespcsa. La pre-
ciosa obra "Esclavi:rd'' presta en- cs-
ccna anocl.e de TN s1ncro compile
tamentc d!stiptO del ''Alca2ar dc las
Pcrlas" :uc tambien intcrprctada ma
gistralln ntc per tudos los que tn ella
tomaron parte, sohrcsaIiendo 81 .sehor
Rafael Eitorcro. que fut muy aplnu-
,di1o 10 mismo. que Nilas y la Sra,
Josefin: Lopez Muiloz. El plibIico en-
tusiasmadc. FL eyito dc tdquiila cs-
p!Gndido. Es:a nothc Ultima function
cen. Ia cclebrada obra LA Maja &c
Goya", de yillacspesa.
FL iOvrn don Francisco Abreu
In sido rOmbrado captain dc In com
pai1fa dc ia Guardia Sacional en- Arc
cibo.
Sc nos dice que para cl rr6ximo
mes &c enero, S" daran conicnzo a
las obras dc construction del Asilo
dc Pob-es, Ia que costea cl seilor An
tonic Figue-as, socio de In casa dc
Sues. de Roses y Co., y hoy en-
EspaiIa.
Aver cstuvo en- este puerto el
vapor isabella. cen variada carga.
Bn este semana son espqradoS Id
yapo.es Edith" &c la Bull y "Mon-
toso' de Ia New York.
Ell martes termiran los juieios
por Jurado eli esta Cor.e dc Distrito.
Este termillo ha sido muy laborioso
per cl nfmero de juicios que sc han
'celebrado Y calidad &c ellos.
COrTcspon8GI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
FUNCIONARIOS ELECTOS POR Ia
L0GIA "CABALLEf.OS DE La
VERDAD"

tos en- la t.ogia "Cahalleros de la
Fcrdad" para dirigir en 1922 los des-
tines dc Ia nlisma:
Venerable Maestro: Emiliano J.
lsales; Primer Vigilante: Ramon G.
Cintr6n; SegundO Vigi.ante; Antonio
L. Colon Secretario: Angel c. Villa
rini: Tesorero: Taobaldo Meltz; Hos
pitalarlo: Juan Matthew; Orador: DR..
Ferr6s Isern: Diputado ante la Gran
L0gia: Santiago Rosario Ortiz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
SENTEECIADO EN- La CORTE
FEDERAL

Esta nlaiana Se celebraron en- Ia
Corte Federal, los juicios per jurado
contra Emilio Conception, de Cata-
no, y Casimiro Cepeda, dc Bayam6n,
amb0s acusados dc violaci6n a la
ley volstead. Ambos fueron declara
dos culpables. cl juez les impuso
al primcro $500 dc multa v al Sc
gundo $1,000 de multa sin costas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
NOtiCiaS dc Ponce

Ell In loch" del vicrncs pasado hizo
su rcaparici6n Ii CommnIa HERNIA
nos Seller cn cl TcatrD broadway, cen
una rcGaia &c un 20 por ci"utc en- las
CutradaS.
j FL hcv"S paSldo, frcnte nj cine
! Universal. TN chiruClo laEz6 rua pie
dra que fui Il d9l cn Ia freHte. So
! hrc 81 oit iZquierda del Eiho Jose
Santiago. resident" cn AliraaIar. cau-
i sindolc una he!ida @ ati.sa tie dos
pulSadaS de loi;Gitu@,
r. pcQuclo lcSioHasi' fuG aSistidoI
por cl Dr. Lanausc ca cl Hospital
! Tricochc
La C0rtr de Disirito la dccla
RADIO con lugar LIS dginal:Ias Il" di-
vurc:o intcrpuesta~ ror Mic las Con
z;llcz .lnGdiar c2atsa Valentino Mu-
iiiz Santiago Y l,or r'clilr' Zaragoza
contra Maria \ Fraucesch.
ia Ia poche dI vierles pasajo
Sc l!rv6 a ctecto iii nlt.n dc prUpa
ganla por II Federation I.ihre en- la
Gale Gran VIA e.quin2 q Cruz pre-
d:r=lndo s,li'lar!;,d cntGe los oticits
constituencies Y rL dcmiEgo por la
malana, r3 q Tcatro broadway, SO
licY6 cabo una asamblea general
con cl misnio obicto.
--Ha fall"cido ".l 81 dgmicilio. ba-
rric Cantcrn. el cstimablc artrSano
Joaquin Marietta. cmple Adj" Qu" fud
por muehoS amos de Ii Poncc Rail +
way and Light Company, hoy Ponce
Electric Company.
Una grave enfermcdad do fin su
eXistencia en- pocos dias.
PaZ & SIS rcst0s.
Ell pasatto iueycs, nGr Ia tarde, al
cumplirsa cl primer anivcsario dc la
muerte del conocitlo litcrato Luis Fc
lipe DcsSus, amigos y ;!dmiradoreS de |
este rcaliZl:on un acto de p6stuma
simpItfa junt0 a III tunba.
Una orqrrsta "jceutl las mr!cdiaS
Sentimental" "CarIoIa'. d. Morcl
CGm!x>s: leyeron persia> Antonio
M.rabal y Carlos q, Gcurgctti: VI
proaunriaru1 disruTsos VI. Padilla. 81
Ictlo. Carries Brunct G,.l Vallc Ra- ;
facl Ramos .Ant0Iiini Ad2ri;iS varias :
corOnaS fucrcn d"pasi ada> Sobre cl
Sitio en- cue des@a!Sa para sienlpre cl !
fntegro portorriqualio IcssuS.
Sc ha Sabido aGui quc ci Lc':c.
Jose Rosario Grlrt. obtuyo una vie
toria en- la apclac5n Que para ante
el Supreme cntab!ara IN las senten-
ciaS coiJenatariar dictadaS contra :
Agusrfn Rodriguez Ceferino Colon y
Francisco Laboy, Oh causas pur deli
tos electorales.
Fucron sentenciados por la Cortc
Municipal de csta ciudad coniirma-
das las scntencias pr "a Corte DC
Distrito
-TraS Gilatada enfcrmclad on su
Gale Maror ftpnte al Casino
Espailol. el tStimahle seiior Jose Con
zalcz, del alto comcrcip local. pcrso-
ma que disfruta aquI DE- gr.:ndes coil
sideracioros.
PaZ para Su alma nucstro senti-
do pesame Il sus GcutcS.
Los einpl'Ados de Ia Sanidad III
sular en- esta cirdad nan prescntado
hasta la fecha mas dc POO dcnuncias
contra individuos que en violaci6n Il
las leyes vigentes. crfal cerdcS en los
patios dc sus caSas.
-Hemos tcnido cl placer de salu-
dar On esta ciudad nucstro amigo
don Francisco Godrcau. &c Salinas,
quien regresa despu6s de ana lusen-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
INSTITCTO UNIv"hSITADIO
JOSE DE DIEGO"

Ham sido preSertados en- Ia oiicina
del Secretario Executive. para Su ar
corporation de una asociaci0n que Sc
trata de organiZar con el nombrc de
Institute Uniycrsitario lose de Die
CO., cuya oficina principal Sc eStable-
cerd en- Ia casa ndmero 223 de Ia
Avenida Ponce d. Leon Santurce,
San Juan. Puerto Rico FL ohjeto de
dicha asociaci6n Serd a creaci6n de
un centric ,locent@ de sesunda ense-
fianza. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-19
ENTIRE NOSOTROS

Homes tcnido 81 gusto de saludar
aquf Ia pasada scmana. Il dor Joa-
qufn DfaZ. presidentn dc la Junta LO-
cal de l.. Casa de Espalla en- Tauco.
al inte!igente ioven don Vicente
Ruiz. .ecrctario de tan i:nportante
association,
FL senior liaz cS M dstinguido
hombrc dc ncGoci,S que cl.enta con
I'M mc"c;';tlo prcStigio IN los cf:culoS
com ,1tia'cs dc Puerto Rico, Y es
adcm;iS Un .alioS1 clcncnto social en-
Yauco y to,a aq,clla importantc CO.
marca
FL. IMPARCIAL ticnc para tan
distineui!cs amigos. un saludo muy
cordial
ca de cuatro mescs On Estados Uni
Cos.
Con e! vo!vi6 cl aprcciable joven
Gon Julio G"drca,l, Jr.
SaluGamcslrs
DE sumo cuidado guarda cana la
amable sciiora Maria l.uisa Leon, cs-
l0sa dc nu .str0 eStim:do amigo don
Felipe Roi1. este comorcilntc &c la
localidad.
Con notiyn del cstalo dc doila Ma
ria Luisa. vinicroE Il Ponce los sciio-
res Juan .tlmir0ty V MamScrratt Roig,
hermanos p,li.icos dc Ia enferma.
la oticina parroquial cat6iica de
csta ciufad anuncia que Sc llevarln
a cabo mi,sa. de agrnaitlo Ia tradi-
ciunal MtSa ;lci Gallo.
-Cada dia Que traascurrc la ten
sion proyocada por la crisis polftica,
acrece dc I'M rIodo GtToe. sin que for
cemos el lcHguajs, prcs los bandos
militantcs s. muestran mas excitados
--creyerasc inminent9 ma collision.
pero afortIlnadamcnto las d:s"uSiones
terminan con risas y bromas.
COrrcspOHs0l.