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The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
VOICE OF THE
 ALASKA PRESS

Of the several outsiders whose names have been mentioned in con- nection with the Alaska governor ship, plain old Seth Bone sounds best to us. He is not a colonel, at any rate.-Nenana News.
 The Northern lights again were visible last night. But what most Of the Alaska people desire at pres ent is some light from the far east, say Washington for instance, that would clear up the mystery of who is to succeed to various offices in Alaska.-Juneau Capital
 No. one thing has brought Valdez So much trade as the construction several years ago of the float for use by small boat owners. From the time of completion it has been crowded with small craft, both local and visiting. In another year or so this float will undoubtedly have to be enlarged to accommodate the in. creasing trade. Miners, prospectors. fishermen and fur farmers from down sound points like to trade in Valdez on account of the lower prices on merchandise and facilities for docking. To keep this trade it is necessary that every inducement be offered boat owners.-Valdez Miners.
 Citizens generally are congratulating the Times for its appeal to the fed eral and city officers to enforce the vagrancy law. The people are tired, mighty tired of apparent negligence, especially on the part of the fed eral department. It is time to forget the moonshiner and bootlegger and go after the class of undesirables who have made life uneasy in Anchorage. That the word has gone out to the i effect that Anchorage is a mecca for yegg men is undeniable. These birds are here in our midst and are waxing fat off the citizens and tax payers who make it possible to pay the salaries of incompetent officers. ! Anybody, even without the sense of smell, can catch a bootlegger, but let's have a flash of speed from the department of justice and see just what a regular hold-up man looks llke-behind bars. AS yet no one has | appeared properly labeled, q am the man who robbed the Bank of Alas ka. a."-Anchorage Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1921
POOR CABLE SERVICE

While we realize that it is not good form and perhaps unkind to give forcible expression to our opin- ion of anything worn out by old age, yet we cannot refrain from co1f1- menting in the most severe terms upon the condition of and service given by the government cable, over which telegraphic communication is maintainel between Alaska and the states when the lineHis in opera. tion. The suffering public has toler- ated poor cable service until it has reached the breaking point and some This cable has been in service so long that it is now old and feeble and upon the slightest provocation goes out of commission. Even when the line is in working order messages are received in such a bungled state that it is next to impossible to in- terpret them. This latter condition is inexcusable and together with the other complaints against the system stamp it as a decrepit entitled to berth in some charitable institution.
 These frequent breaks in the cable mitted, as the recipient is frequently the cause of considerable additional expense to the public and make it one of the weakest links of any service furnished by the departments of the government. The cable is and has been in rotten condition for several years past and no sooner are the breaks repaired than they occur again. The only remedy is to replace the old cable with new one, and the sooner it is done the better the pub lie will be pleased. In this connec- tion it is gratifying to note that the present administration is formulating plans for the expenditure of $25,- 100000 in the laying of new cable from Seattle to Japan, via Sitka, Cor dova and Unalaska
 In the meantime, however, there ohouiu ue SOlllo Iellel rom the H. terrupted service, as we'll as the man. ner in which the messages are trans mitted, as the received is frequently unable to decipher their meaning after the operators along the line have experimented with the code sys- tenn. Just where the fault lies we are unable to state, but the fact remains that there is something radi. cally wrong and we are in hopes that Captain Lloyd c. Parsons, the new head of the signal corps for this divi- sion, will be able to fathom the trouble and give us some relief. An other matter that we desire to call his attention to is the publicity given to private and press messages, which is direct violation of the rules and rank injustice to the public Wherever the leak is this practice must stop and at once. So far as the Daily Times is concerned we want the news and are willing to pay for it and it's up to the government to see that we not only get it, but we in- s1st upon our messages being treated in confidence and their contents not heralded broadcast before the news is published in the paper.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

Genuine pound-cake as the City 36-tf,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
CART BEFORE THE HORSE

At every session of the territorial legislature we hear people declaring against the filling of technical and administrative public places by ap- pointment, and against conferring ad- ditional powers and duties upon fed eral officials, and assigning in sup part of their position that to do these things is in violation of the principle of self-governmeut. Those who argue this way are mistaking the shadow of government for the substance. Self government does not depend upon the personnel of the public service but upon the source of authority. When the governor or the Alaska road com mission or any commissioner or other federal official is given work to do by the territorial legislature, he be- comes to the extent of the duties required, the servant of the terri tory, and he must account to the ter ritory for his stewardship, instead of to the authorities at Washington. Self-government depends almost wholly upon whether the public ser wants are responsible to the people of Alaska, whether they are ser wants of Alaska, or whether they are responsible to authorities at Wash ington, servants of the nation. Our problem is not as to who shall be the servant, but as to whose servant he shall be.
 The fact is that conferring duties on federal servants and agents in Alaska, the legislature may get CO., operative efficiency and economy, that otherwise could not be secured, and the tendency is to commander the federal service or agency, in part, at least, to the service of the people of Alaska
 Enlightened thought nowhere is in favor of the election of servants to administrative or technical posi- tions. In municipal affairs it has been all but completely eliminated in the country, and in the states for many years the tendency has been toward shorter ballots and the selec- tion of public servants by the gov ernor or a controlling head. The state of Washington recently adopted cabinet system, having single man at the head of each of seven or eight important departments, and the heads of these departments and the governor constitute a cabinet, or general board, to run all the affairs of the state. All of these men are appointed by the governor. The only officials in the state of Washington that are elective are those which are provided for in the constitution, and for years there has been more or less agitation in that state for a constitutional convention for the pur- pose, among other things, of reducing the number of officials that are elective by the people. In that di- rection lies efficient and responsible govewment.-Jun Empire.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
ABANDONS SEARCH
 FOR TYPHUS GERMS

MEXICO CITY, June (by Associ- ated Press) Search for the typhus germ, for the discovery of which the newspaper Universay offered prize of 25,O00 pesos, has been abandoned by the numerous Mexican physicians who sought it and the newspapers offer has been withdrawn.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

Cordova hereby extends an invita- tion to all neighboring towns and camps to join her in the mammoth celebration which is being planned for the Fourth of July The diff ferent committees have already been named and the work of preparing an entertaining program is already under way.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

President Harding evidently has warm spot in his heart for news paper men, having appointed two of them as governors this week: Scott c. Bone of New York, for Alaska and Wallace R. Harrington, of Honolulu, for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

We doubt very much if there is a more unpopular man in the territory, at this writing, than Delegate Dan Sutherland, whom the residents hold personally responsible for forcing the administration to appoint a car pet-bagger as governor of Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

FOR SALE-TWO STORY FRAME building on automobile road to Eyak lake, at real sacrifice. Apply Henry Schafer, on premises.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED - SALESLADY, WHO also is able to wait on lunch counter. Apply City Bakery. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03
PUBLIC INFORMATION
Movement of Steamers

Movement of Steamers Steamship Alameda is due here Monday morning.
 Sailings from Seattle for Cordova: Northwestern, June II; Admiral Wat son, June 13; Alameda, June 22.
 U. s. Postoffice Opens a. m Closes 5 D. m. Sundays, noon to 1 p. m. When steamer leaves during the night the mail closes at 8 p. m.
 U. S. Cable Office S:30 a. m. to 12:S0 p. m. 1:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. to S:30 p. m.
 Sundays and Holidays 10 a. m. to 11 a. m. p. m. to p. m. .. Genuine uound-cakA 'af fha Nltv
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-03

With 8 regular boat schedule an- nounced, renewed activity may be looked for in all parts of Alaska.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02

" .f!:,iu- lluri. '".lI-. Me- -. N'' ~'T.
i'.I.:I. Wilson. SILVER. SLr"iu""~. l'"i'i 7.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
Or. ACkermann Addresses
Ohio County Medical Men
Prominent Physician Delivers Most I'M
portant Talk of Years at
Meeting.

~. 'ir'EorT Nrh"rrmar. Wr"A':""nt
specialist uf tbs rj'N. d".i'rr"d on" OF
tn" most Interesting and ;m0"r,ar:
tapics Of no year st the regular n'""t
.uc "r IN" ohio County Medical S""'"''
'''U'h.r> Ll%t evening ,t N" MI mr.
lI"t"l. l'r. Nrh'-ruAu ;poh" upon tn"
suhj""t 80 "r"ivic Surgery L. Vital To
Every Physician"
pr .Ackcrmau j. & distinguished mem
h"r u: the society and his talk showed
years OF dllircnt study Those who
commented upon thr :iur preparedness
shown III the tnri" wcr" prs. S,'hw;mn.
Gilmore. flupp and rr'"kard.
The following members and visitors
were present. prS Hall. EcIy. Th.iiIp.
Osborne. Kelly. St3atS. Jones, TruS"h"I.
Rector. Gilmore. AcNcrman. Srhwinu.
Mcmillan. Glass. SNid"r. lest Thon"r.
Griffith. Campbell. Morris. Mc''ol,. Gay
dosh. .ArmbrrCht. Caldwell. Downing.
Drinka ri. Abersold, iT"rc, lTariwic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
CABINET NOW
WORKING FOR
RAIL SOLUTION

WASHINGTON. April /. Financial and
inaiStri;,, subjects r.uc.U.; from foreign
loans - ;hc dom">':' agricultural stu
alton were discussed At length ny
I.crsr,!eu, NardluE and his cabinet at to-
DAVIS regular meeting.
!, u.,. ,,,1ic,,,d ,ho, M definite con-
,,,,...,,y -.,,r.,l .,,J rho, tho railroad
,,.,..,,,r ,,,,n,,. ,,rcrs St,Il awaited Il
s,r,.,,,, ,rbi.b ,..,, IL, Worked GU, only
u,,, ~. administration has gathered
' ,,, i,.,-,,,,.,r
r,,,, ,i,.,.,,y.,,r -. Eurrrran loans
,.,'..,,',.r ro.,,I, 80 rho war wa,
-, ,,,.,,.,,,n, -, the .,prrnarh or tho
,;.. cn- -, j,-,,, p3,rnrnt. 1t is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
CALLED AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington. y. .. Nur'i ! tu""E
Mrs HardinE'S callrra t"Ga. 49," Mr.
Sutherland. VIZ" - S'r,t"r li"wa -
Sutherland Misses Wig :nI:, and '.,'he-
rtne Sutherland and party ~ S"inE
lady house guests ~ he Surh"rIands
Senator DAYS Elk.n> htS som. e"
White sulphur Springs &" '"'r Pee"
Harry Payne W7,i;Hry:. and thc.r Llrty
Tor the Heak end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02
MoUNDSvILLE MINERS ACCEPT
CUT BY TEN TO ONE VOTE
CAST THURSDAY
New Wage Scale Becomes Effective
Monday-Itttle Effect on Other
Mines Expected.

Ry - zen 80 ~" ,rI,. ,.i~' Thur LAY.
IN. On miners 'rnluy'J 1T tn" f'arT'>
EUn coal '"urau, m'n" south Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02

SO you wan; 10 soil your piano. Con
eral: hoS many oc:avCS has II
Il don't know just how many-out
,hs durn thing Is full of IN. was the
tcSty reply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-02

Roth part:rS profit when they meet
thrrurh Intelligence Want Ads
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
REMATE PARA UN PUENTE

Seglin Sc habfa anunciado. aver a
las = Z. NJ. Sc celebr6 en las oiicinas
del Comisionado del Interior la subas-
ia para Ia construction de I'm pllente
de 40 mts. de longitud Y uno de 10
metros sobre el Rio Grande de San
German, carretera No. 2, secci6n San
Gcrman-Sabana Grande, habiGndose
recibido las proposiciones siguientes:,
De Luis. Antonsanti, Ponce, S27 ,ps2;
Go; dc Pablo vechfni. Ponce, $23,7GS.
IA: de Angel Santiago, Ponce, $23,
;,43OS; de Rafael Garcia SOler, Yau-
co. $24,9S3.OS: de J. de JESUS MelenE
dcz, Arccibo, S23,ooo.o9; de Juan Ce-
dr6n, Aguadilia, S25,S9O.52; de Vic
tor Auffant, Ponce, $26, ,269 30; !, de
Luis villa, Gudnica. $27,5l5.S4; dc
Juan Santiago sacnz, Rio Picdras,
s27 .S599O; de NJ. A. SaldaIa, San
Juan, 27,GSS.5S.
FL presupuesto de la oficina asccn-
dfa la suma de S29761.SS.
La Junta de Subastas hara pr0ntO
la correspondence recommendation al
Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LLEGADA DE RELIGIOSOS

En- el liltimo vapor espaIOl llegaron
a S. Juan loS Rvdos. PIP de la Orden
franciscana-capuchina: Casiano de la
Granje, Cayetano de Carrocera, Cri-
s0Stomo de Bustamante. Justine de
Villares. Santiago de Pinillas, Jose
Maria de chana, fray Facundo dc
IrIn Silyestye de Vizcaya.
" Despnes de brevcs dfas de descanso
.empezaran sIs trabajossen Venezuela,
Ell Puerto Rico y en- Cuba.
Tambien esta en- San Juan el nuevo
visitador de los sPP.'Franciscanos NJ. r.
r. Felix de veamian ell cual despues
de haber yisitado los superiores ge-
nerales en- Roma, ha sido nombrado
de nuevo ,Visitador por tres amos de
Venezuela, Puerto Rico y Cuba.
I4a salido para Venezuela el r. P.
Estanislao de Peridiello, director de
la verdad" y Superior Residente
de los p. r. franciscanos dc San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LA HERNIA MATA 1000
iNDTVIDUOS ANUALMENTE

Mueren anualmente siete mil perso-
mas el certificado de defunciSn dice:
Hernia. SPor que? Porque estos des-
dichados no tuvieron cuidado de ellos
mislnCS, Sc abandonaron Simplemente
Sc cuidaron del sintoma Oa hinchazon) de
Ia parte afectada, sin poner atenci6n a
Ia causa. Que esta usted hacienda? Sc
eStd usted abandonando y usando I'm
braguero, algun aparato o como quiera
lamarlo? FL braguero cuande mas, es
como una muleta un falso Sosten puesto
para proteger un muro que Sc derrumba
Y del cual no Sc puede esperar mas que
una ayuda Inecanca. La preston que
cjerce sobre el lugar retarda q los mus
cuos debilitados de 10 que mas necesitan:
cl aiimento.
Pero Ia ciencia ha encontrado un
mGtpdo, todoS aQuellos que padecen de
hernia, quedan invitados a hacer una
prueba GRATIS para experimentarla
priVadamente en- sus propias casas. Ell
m6todo PLAPAO es Observation-Disclosures
cl lnetodo mas cientffico, logco de
mayer GXito que Sc conoce haSta ahora.
III PLAPAO-PAD cuando Sc adhere al
cuerpo, no llega nunca a resbalarse nj a
sairse del lugar, por cuya raz6n nunca
raspa nj pe1lizca. Tan suave como ell ter
ciopclo-facil de aplicar--BARATO. Sc
puede usar durante el trabajo y ell sueiio.
No tiene correas, hebillas resortes.
Aprenda usted corrar Ia abertura de
IL hernia, como 10 manda la naturaleza.
para que Ia hernia no Sc salga. Mande
cu nombre hoy mismo a PLAPAO CO..
$40 Stuart Bldg. St. Louis, Mo-, Z. U.
A., para la prueba GRATIS del PLAPAO
V los informeS instructivoS del Sr, Stuart
ncerca de las hernias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-El episode 6
de la magnifica serie: lei Rastro del
Cuervo" cl. interesante drama en- 6
actos: "Los Alquimistas sMonetarios"
Teatro Am6rica.--Raymond, Sc fu-
CARA esta noche. / Podr;i I'd. evitar-
10? Yea a Raymond, el Rey de los
ilusionistas. La preciosa pelicula en-
5 actos "Mcdos Conquistadores" por
Ethel Clayton.
TeatrO. Rialto.-I.a popular SIM
patica Carmel Myers en- el emocionan-
te drama "El Momento del Peligro" y
adem&s una pelicula comica en- dos
Ipartes.
Cine Luna.-''La Caprichosa', por
XII Gordon una cinta comica.
Cine Real-Los cpisodios l3 IA
dc "Libertad" y una hermosa come
!dia
Cine Monte Carlo.-Una graciosa
Icomedia y los episodios Is y IA de
"Libertad"
Cine Victory Garden.-Dos tandas.
'Reaparici6n de la simpatica y aplau
.dida Pillar Conde con nilmeros nuevos
de su repertorio. Norma Talmadgr
en- eI reprise de la bonita cinta "Amor
que Redime", ell episodio 10 de "La
Novia No. 49, Y el episodio Z de 'La
Red del Dragon.
Teatro Strand.-Presenta a Euge-
ne O'Brian en- el emocionante drama
en- actos: La Promesa Falsa" y una
comedia.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Presenta Ma
rio Davies en- elC emocionante drama
cn actos, titulado: "Un Drama Real"
~ una comcdia.
Cine Norma-La simpatica favori-
ia Ruth Roland en- el episodio 3 de la
interesante production "Ruth de las
Montanas" Y el selecto drama en- 7
actos titulado: "Lahoma', un drama
regio y esplendido.
Cine Las Antillas, ~CTras Talleres).
-"Conquistando a Broadway, por
William s. Hart, en- actos y una CO.
media en- dos actos.
Teatro RivOli, (Rio Piedras) ).-Gra-
ce Darling en- la grandiosa cinta es-
pecial Los Falsos Dioses", un Kino-
grafh, y la cinta comica "La Nina
Ayuda'.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
En- Guanica TN guardia atento
contra la vida del Jefe
del Puesto
Ell guardia Sc llama Gustavo Valdespino
y eI )efe Domingo Beniamino

demaroaci6n. pues estaba afuera de
ella Yaldespino prOtest0 de que 10
hubiese enfOcadO con Ia linterna, adop-
tando "a la vez una actitud viOlenta,
desenfundando el revolver, con el que
dispar0 dos veces contra su jefe, en-
trandole una bala por la region pee
toral para salir por debajo del brazO
izquierdo. atravesandole otls bala
el braZo derecho.
Beniamino dice que sc tamkle0, pc
ro reatrmdndOse en- slls pies, Sac0 ell
revolver Y dispar0 contra el grupOl este
asf, porque Corominas tambi6n adOp-
to una actitud hostil.
Valdespino tras cl suceso Sc vino a
Iauco, d0nde fuG dctenido POGO des-
pu6s. v seg1n sus alegacioneS el jefe
Beniamino 10 increp6 lie hizo dispa-
roS de revolver.
Valdespino v Corominas han sido de
tenidos V Sc les flo una fianZa. a ca
ia uno. de dos mil d6lares.
Dfcese que el estado del jefe Benia-
mino es de cuidadO.
COveSpOnsal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
UNA BARRA FLOTANTE FRENTE
A LONG ISLAND 49, ''''

New York. julio 20-El ''Brooklyn
Eagle informa que en- el lfmite de las
tres millas de aguas jurisdicciOnales
v frente Long Island Sc ha esttlbleei+
do una barra flOtante. s,sfg ?
Segl1n el peri6dico, un buque de-
carga de licor de bandera danesa In
hecho su tercera vista por las agrMs
pr6ximas Montauk Point, descargail
do cuatro mil cajas de botes, que las
Transportation a la costa V emprehdi6
rumbo a las Bahamas. Sc supone que
el licor fu6 desembarcado en- las cos
tas de New York de Connecticut.
Los funcionarios federales Sc revc-
Ian ignorantes de la vista del buTle,
que tambi6n Sc dice que enarbola ban
dera ingleSa. .....,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
NUEVO COLEGA

FL vierncS dfa II del corriente We
ri la luz pdblica TN nucvo cOlega que
sera conocido por La Estrclla de
Puerto Rico.
Dicho coIcga defendera los ideales
nacionalistas y dado el cuerpo de re-
daccidn, promote ser un verdadero
trilmfo.
FL director 10 es nuestro joven Y
aSiduo colab0rador sefior Armando A.
Miranda. EI administrator, el senor
Pascasio Garcia Y redactores. los Sc
flores Antonio J. Colorado V Floren-
tino Il. prietO AZuar.
Larsa vida deseamOs al nuevo Y
va estimado colega.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

Ponce, Julio 7.-cuando viSitamos
hoy Ia Oticina de la Sccrrta nos entc-
ramos de que el policia GuStaro Val
dcspino. del pucsto de Guhnica, habfa
hcrido malamente al iefe de diStritO
Domingo Beniamino. al prcguntar
por los dctalles del suceSo nos die
ron: '
Que aver t;lrde al diStribuir el ser
vicio, pl jefe Beniamino rpcomcnd6 Il
los Suartlias que vigilaran eStrccha
mentr al vccino Tomas COrominaS,
que So tcnfa la certrZa traticaha con
ron.
CuIndo el jcfe Beniamino Sai0 del
Cine, como a las dieZ, despuGS de ter
minada la function. al pasar por I'M
siti0 oScurO ccrcanO Il la casa de Cor
mimaS. VIC Il un Srupo de personals en-
tire las que crpy6 diStinguir IN SubOr-
dinadO suyo AvanZ6 SObre el grupo V
con Su lintcrna clGctrica alumbr0 el
rostro del que sospcchaba fucSe un
@uardia rfectivamente reSult0 scr el
policia Gustavo Naldespino. Pregunt6
ii este por que habfa abandonado su
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
APERTURE DE CURSE

Ell dfa veintinueve de este mos de
agosto Sc abrira el curse Y principia-
ran las clases en- el acreditado Cole
giO de la Inmaculada dc Santurce, pa
rada 2G, dirigido por HijaS DC Ia Ca
ridad
FL programa de enscIianza coincidi-
III en- todo con ell de las eScueldS phi
blicas, va que como es Sabido, dicho
COlegio esta reconocido y acrrditado
para conferir sus alumnaS el diplo-
ma de octave gradO.
Ademas de la instruction cieniIGca,
que no cede en- importIncia Ia de
ningfn colegio, nj escuela de su clase,
tiene la ventaja grandisima de lsl
verdadera educaci6n moral forma-
ci6n del coraz6n de las j6venes alum
mas, iniciandolas en- las prdcticaS de
piedad, aconsejandolas Y eXhortando-
las a Ia frecuencia de SacrameputOs G
instruyendolas debidamente en- t0do 10
concerniente a suS debereS cat6licOS Y
sociales, mirad0s 6stOs desde el pun
to de vista religiOsO. Todo 10 cuJl Is
de importancia Suma, dado los tirm-
pos que corremoS, Y dadas tambiGn las
corrientes modernas Y pelisros que
por todas parties asedian nucstra
inexperta juyentud, peligros que solo
pueden conjurarse con Ia base dc una
buena educaci6n moral religioSa. ia
les como Sc dan en- el Colegio dc la In
maculada.
Habra classes de Religion, dibujo Y
pintura, mecanograffa, piano. solfeo y
labores.
Habra tamhiens seeci1n de pdrvulos.
Sc admiteaalEssalaIs pGqio. pensianis
tas Y eXternas
Santurce, s Gle agosto de. 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
AGREDIo A UNA sENORArsoi'

En- el barrio Sur, de Cidra, ell Cabo
de la Policfa Insular, comandante del
distrito, arrest6 Julio Ortiz, de 25
amos de edad, acusado de un delito
de acometimiento v aggression grave,
consistente ell haber herido con una
taxa, a la seflora Sofia Urbina., inf
riendole una herida de ocho centfme-,
tros en- Ia region temporal izquierda,,
El juez de paz flo al agresore una
fianza de $4,000. Dfcese que la agre-.
sion fue motivada porque la sonora
Urbina llam6 la atenci6n Ial Ortiz.
por causa de una vaca que este te-
MIA suelta realenga. n