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New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Eleanor Marsland. an infant BY Ed
ward DanaA Aar. uer guardian ad lite-,
plaintiE. -. George NJ Marsland defer-
dart-- ADMINISTRATION To z1aui 1na.-
r.age
70 the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned % answer th.
complaint N this ac5ion. and 20 serve u
copy OF your answer on rge pialHt SIS Al
toIney within twenty (2o) 6aes after the
service Of MS summons. exclusive of tie
day Of service. and IN case % vour raficre
70 appear or answer. Judgment viii %
taken against you hy default Tor the re-
Aef demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. September fash 1871
WARREN g FIELDING.
Attorney for Pial1tin Office and r. o.
address; 81 Chambers street, Borough
Of Manhattan, New YORK CITY
To George N. Marsiand
The foregoing summons is serred u-nn
you oy publication. pursuant 10 an order
OF Hon. George y. Hulian. a Justice OF the
supreme Court Of the state OF New Torls
dated the I4th day OF November 1891
and fled with the complaint N rne ofyscs
Of the Clerk Of the County OF New YORK
al the County Court House n the Ror.
ough OF Manhattan. City, county and
State OF New ork
Dated New 9ork. Nove,1ae~ lsfh 1871
WARREN e FIELDING
Attorney for tla.ntse Office ara p y
address. 81 Cham be:s rect l5oro,ig d
Of Manhattan. New York City
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Old Tenement Holdings
Of French Family Sold
Charles Pierre de Bausset
Roquefort Estate of Paris
Sells Down Realty

f. H. Ludlow & Co. sold for the
nattery Park Real Estate Corporation.
William Prager president. two five
story tenements with stores. 55.sx
1911. at 20S1 Prince Street, northwest
corner Of Mott Street, formerly owned
by the estate of Charles Pierre de
Eausset Roquefort. Of Paris, France.
1he adjoining house at 27 Prince
street was purchased recently from the
same seller by Michael volino
Henry Hof sold the fve-atorv tone-
ments at 335 to 343 East Thirty-seventb
Street 335-7-9 to Patrick Toner ana
34l-3 to Owen Lavelle.
Harold l.. Lewis sold for the New
York Trust Company the southwest
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
West sids

sIST ST. COLUMBUS Av. fCniontai Eotee
-Cewly decorated furnished rourns. uss
Of bs TIL yl2 weekly lip. elevated. surfacs
cars. subway. full hotel se~vice; restaura8E
1s6 WEST END AvE.-su'te. single rooms
and studtos. with without bath. rss-
ereHce
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
REFORMED CHrRrH or r,Rrrx

HAMILToE GRANGE. Convent Aw. & f4ssh.
Arthur Frederick Mabon. Minister
PRNACHES AT II A M AND q p NJ
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May Reorganize Road
Plans en- Foot TO aid the Ten
ueSeea Central

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 1s.-State-
zsns that an application has been for
Tsrded to the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission for re-
arganization OF the Tennessee Central
asilroad. which for some time has
been n the hands of a receiver, was
made to-day by Rodgers Caldwell.
ns1 Der o. Nashville banking firm
Ehich is said TO be heading the move
nent.
Details Of the proposed reorgauiza-
ton plan have not been made public.
but Il is said that the Tennessee Rail-
road Commission already has given It's
approval The railroad extends from
Hopkinsvilie. Ky, TO Hartman. Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI
East Side

BOTH ST, LEXINGTON Az. (Eot.i Fst-
ledg-5--w Women exclusively; newly d-co-
rated room. bath. SIS weakly asso
room. uEe bath siI weekly Up. restaurant
convenience. big reduction for PERSONS.
ssD ST. At MADISON Av. (Hotel Ash
ton)-Nevvly decorated room uss cs
bath: SO week up. room. bssh. si2.se
weekly up, buses, surface cars, subway
full hotel servioss sests~rant-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Detention Home for Girls
For Jewish Memorial HnsnifaI

Plans have been fled with the Man
haitian Bureau of Buildings for en-
tirely making over the four-story De-
tention Home fer Girls ct the north
east corner Of Dyckman Street and
Bolton Avenue, into hospital for the
Jewish Memorial Hospital at an esti-
mated cost Of 100000. Joannes &
HYDE are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
knights Of Pythias Buy

The Real Estate Management Com
pany sold for the Mary G. Piukney
estate five lots at the southeast corner
OF Lenox Avenue and 144th Street to
the Knights of Pythias, who will build
temple. The plot measures 12<.l5
feet on the avenue and S6 feet on the
street
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17

Goodwin T. Goodwin and 3. J. Foss
sold for the estate of Marie Loos ths
five-story fat at 225 West l42d Street
25x1O0, to c. s. Johnson.
Louis Smith sold to Annie Lifshitx
five-story fiat at 6t8 West 2e4th
Street, 26x10D.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

y W77F 4HTN 81.
Dr.. Cornelius Woelfkin at II.
Sunday srhooi a,na WnrmG1's Class at 80
DR.. Elmer Z. Brown,
Chancellor n Y. rasverslty, viii speak at
the Mems Class al e;40.
Young Peoples Service. s 2. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
sURRoGATEs NuTICEs

sECOR. HORACE. IR-I.S PUlxs-r Aocz
OF an order OF Honorable John p ca
halan. surrogate o. the Coantv a. <ew
YORK, NOTICE ia hercby given 10 All n.v
eons naVlny claims against Horace Secc-
9r, late OF the County OF New Yark a.
ceased. 10 present the me with votie h~r,
thereof. to tie subscra bers al Is placa os
cay. Prentice & Aiarlch, its attorrexs a.
No. 81 Wall street IN the Tso~s-,on 80
Mann attan IL the City o. New Yors STATE
81 New York. on or before tho lstn dar
% February. l92E
:, Dated. New York. the 2a.h day OF Julys
THE IRRITABLE Ti1uST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK f-rec1.rrs-.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDPIrH' At
torneys for Executors. O=.ce and Post.
ONCE Address. 81 Wall ST. Borough az
manhattan. New YORK City.
ABEGG. JOHN HRNRY.-rN pursr.
ance OF an order of Honorable John P.
Sohaian. Surrogate OF the County Of
New ioFA, NOTICE l. hereby given 70 al.
Persons having claims against JOHN
HENRY ABEGG. late Of the coursz AZ
with vouchers thereof. TO the sssnsrrtbsrs
al thelr place Of tr2nsacting business a.
tho office Of Murray. Prentice L. Alarscn
their attorneys. at No 81 Wall srr@et IN
the Borough of Manhattan. in the city os
New York. State OF New York on or be-
fore the 18TH day of Februarv 1922
.asI. ApoIPH s1I 4 R,sca sss gs '"s'
HENRY A REscH.
MURRAY PRENTICE & ALDRicH. A..
tornsys Tor Executors Once and Post-
office Address. 81 Wall stree Bor-
sugh OF Manhattan. New York City.
-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
HELP WANTED MALE

OPPORTUNITY for energetic salesman 70
make connections with shoe lace n sn1-
featuring concern: output unlimited ru-
rure assured Address F. c. Lemnsrnaa,
7s6 Fresh Pond Road. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Church Of the Beloved niscinIa

18th 81, bet. Madison and Park Avs
Rev. GEO. r. VAN DE WATER, Z. D.,
Rector.
Corr rnaunion, and H. Il. Rev L. e. Sun
~, der-and SUPP Slty M'sslon society
ern. Organ, Cello Violin, Harp.
p NJ.
Silent Night First Noel Three Kings, Io.
How a Rose. 1909. Slumber Song Song oe
the Angels.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Fire Record


e. ,3s.sS-4s Avenue c; unknown. .Trialns
Madison st Antonaon bos-
's'-,al East Braadway; norris r'1is'' i
.;;Ss .s;;s-ss Bleeoiser St. J. Cohen Inknown +. no
ya.s Grant av., Bronx: Lillian
liza nSsey L NIX nC own
''aA-eth St. and 5th sv.. 5th av. 5us:
s,.a o,h Az. Stage Coach Co. Unknown
ra,-,:a sAs' l1oth st.: Joseph Hor~
t.sa aoc~.Az 49, " -..-.--.... ......... L Unknown
ss:ssss-zesS lss av. unknown [ Unkno svn
No ,es, stanton ct. Adler & stein
sse--2ss5 sedgwicis av: - James l wisn Psn0"h
'--5s, a. East l2sd ss.. George y.
.i:sA-ess - --t..s....... .....,.. Triftng
-szs no West ssth st; Eugene Con-
Pm ..-.'--........- ..-....... L nhnown
''--lao na. Columbus av.; Horace
~a5j aak,ar Trss'naz s.. the Bronx.
'''--zaS Monroe ST.. abe Pesner.
-'sa ". lasth at. Susie Craft.
's'--i'sa Webster .v.. David me5sr, s'aH'"A
'S--Nosler and Grand avs auto ''St'' 81 I
s:s5--sSa Honinson ......... L nknowr
s;io--sS" ,S r. ll2th st, unknown Unknown
s..s-s3s' 'naR a., St unknown. Unknown
rnn !" 12Sth 81, Lester Loster-
f.th-ssss ssH .-....-...-.. Unknown
s.so-seeo Greene ct. stiilman Co. Unknown
s.Ds-1ss- h sth az. Il. C Whitney / known
efeat Jones ct. Ellish & co.
aas 5as. Eidridgs ST. Jacob wish
s.t5--sSss., -, .....-...,....... Unknown
r,rsi,+ i 81 and North River, scow
a.ss- s.fsssght. C'Erien Bros Unknown
Ninss 9. s+S Amsterdam av..
kn,a aha Sls Amsterdam m az. un-
tsts~-sa ~ .-.-...... Unknown
pa.s .s"s"inston Square. Helen
.'---..-. ~-,.--.. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. scTENr1Er
a Branch ot The Mother Church, The Fra.
Church CT Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massa-
chusetss. Services: Sunday. Il A. II. 4 SIP N
Wednesday. 8 ? NJ. in the rev Church Edifce
last 43d Street. Reading Room Fla tiron Bldg
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17

three-story dwelling, 17.sx9o, through
Louis George.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT swecl lsh cooks. chamber
maids. buffers and couples city, coun-
try. Ber1a Carlson 8 Swec4sh Agencies lsl
Lexington ave. near 61st 81 Rhtneiandsr
s547. 22so Broadway. corner S2a st
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Cathedral OF ST. John The Ciylns

Amsterdam Avenue and 18TH stress.
A M.-The Holy Communion.
20 :o5 A. M.--Morning Prayer
II A M.--PrAache Dean ROBBINS.
I p. II PREACHER Canon Geo ". Douglas
Daily Servces--7:30 a. NJ; p. NJ
(Choral except Monday and Saturday,
Thursday. p M.--"Preparation for Christ-
mas Communion" with Address by Rev.
Prof. r. b. POMEROY.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Religious Announcements
ADVENTIST
SeSenth.Day Adventist Temple

T-"FH II. and LcnnX Ave
CARLYLE 3. HAYNES. Pastor
Sunday Night: "PROTESTAN-TISM
TURNING IT'S BACK ON TIE
BIBLE AND FACING TOWARDS
ROME"
with a Complete Life OF Luther in Stare.
opttc0n Picturaa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
ST. GEORGES CHURCH

Ntuy vrsant Square,
10Th Street, East OF Third Avenue.
Rev. DR.. KARL RErLAND. Rector.
A. M.--Ffoly Communion.
l1-Morning Prayer and Sermon (Fector).
P. M.-Vespers. Service one hour
Address by Dr.. Reiland
Special Music-Congregat Singing led
by the combined choirs OF st. Georges.
Soloist Miss Mozelle Bennett Nlolinist-
Miss Hllda Wie-urn, soprano
Mir. Harry r Burieigh Baritone
Or. a. V. William jackson, Eeader
p. M.-Evening Prayer and Address.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
New Jersey

FOR SALE - Bargain al ,Mestfeld. n. !
House OF rooms agd 6ath OAK floors
sleeping porch; lot 5etal50 garage. prizes
So $50; terms easy. Appy 769 CLARK st
Telephone $50 Westfeld
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Classified Advertisements
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT-Pistsn1m diamond ring gypsy pst =
ting. ia Turkish bath. PeHassivaa = He-
tel Reward 1909 Il returned 10 esststsri<
manager Hotel PsaEHyi iysg4a- iD qGe1s
tons aEkeG
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

CT DrTrD'c eath st. W Of s.h Az.
~ T[tFh .NHer. olin Roche q D., nscssr
ee-toea. s-il A. NJ and Y:As
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

\ c p. A. WITH BROAD EXPERIENCE
INCLCOING RAILROAD. UTILITIES
AND MUNICIPAL ACCOUNTING SEEKS
CONNECTION As SENIOR VIZ RE
LIABLE FIRM OF ACCOUNT ANTS. or
POSITION As AUDITOR. cOMPTR9L LLEE
OR OFFICE MANAGER WITH HIGH
CLASS CORPORATION. {. ?. a. BOX &C.
ELIZA BETH. y. J.
YOUNG MAN with college education. ha~-
Ing studied chemistry > years IN Svitzer-
and writing and speaking fpently Frg
lish. French. German u iltrz - t-sNs -
Apply % Rest. GirarG. 20 Wf,ia-p st \. =.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OF RENr
Manhattan

BROvNsTONE residence West End av..
between soth and 91st St, to be sold for
less than land value Consult Joseph II
Cohen, II Cedar ST, New York Phone
John SIS.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
REFORMED
Collegiate Church OF New York

REFORMED
Collegiate Church OF New York
THE MIDDLE CHrRCH.
second Avenue Hnf seventh srreet.
Services at u A NJ and p 81.
Rev. Mr. Romig Will preach al both services.
Merning Subject: Dare wo Tcrsake
Armenia >"
r, THE MARBLE CHURCH.
FIFTH Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street
Rev. David James Rurreu = d Minister
~ a. NJ Dr. Bur-ell viii preach.
2 M Dr. Daniel A. Polling VIII ,r.erh
SUBJ ect Learn to Live"
NO 4, How 10 Live Foreve-"
THE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Fifth r. H. Avenue Ave and Forty-eighth Street.
Services at II A NJ and P. n.
Dr a MaSi'eoc will preach at both services
''eo r. M, Organ Recital
THE WEST END CHURCH.
Vest End Ave. and sevent-.- -serenth a+v.a.
l'ex NV, He7ry svertson Comb D D.. Minister.
80 ? NJ. Special Musi- Matthew's
Oahta "a "a; The Story OF Christmas"
:"V T. NJ. Young Peoples Societ-
THE HE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH.
''l "asn,ngten A. and 1915. St
Hev Irving Fl. Berg. D. d. Minister
II A N. Sacrament OF the Lords sun
per VIII be administered
Address ny Or. Berg
? NJ. Or. Berg viii preach.
REFORMED CHrR~H OF HARLEM
Lenox Avenue and 1884 Street
Rev. Edgar Tilton Jr, D. D.. Minfst.r
WIZ preach az I A. ii. and P n
HA.TILToN GRANGE. Convent Aw.s r4seb.
Arthur Frederick Mabon Minister
PREACH ES AT II NJ Nyn = NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
PUBLIC NOTICES

HOWARD WOLF. FORMERLY OF WOLF I
=. HAEsEN. insurance hroksrs loo William
~, y. D. C.. now heing the sole proprietor
OF said business VIII conduc. the same under
the nnnae ~ Wolf Hansen
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GovERTEss, 20 take charge OF children
in family travelling iron, New York -
lava, and while there must speak Dutch
lNetherlandish) fuently. prefer person
who has lived IN the Dutch East Ild.eE
Reply TO Drawer K, Eansdale. Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
Lost Bankbonka

LoST--Bs ns book s7s.zS& ay tho Ln.c1
Dime 81 rsrgs Bark - missing An
person having 4 claim % it is hersbv
called upon 10 present the sar1n within
tan days submit 10 having said pass
book csueeled ana a issusc
LOST-Bank book No 1881 Union squars
Savings Bank. 20 Erloa SQears. %ev
YORK. Payment stopped Finder please
70; arr 10 0ank
Lest Bankoook 10. 1859 er tAs l. =.
Savings Bank of y. I. Payment stoppee-
Please return book 70 bark
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
BUSINESS CARDS

~ =
N ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
OF law. there being due and unDs n chs rges
for which the undersigned. Cooke = Stosa 20
Warehouse. IS entitled Len
housemsn. on the goods hereinafter do
scribed. and due notice having teen given &c
all parties known claim in crest there
in. and he time specified IN such notice fos'
payment Of such charges having expired.
Cookies Auction Rooms Nos 2os-2il Ezs-
135th Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City on Wednesday. January 4rn 1929.
commencing at 10 80 a N, The following
property: Rockers. chairs. coMches. teds,
springs, mattresses. dressers. bnok racks,
tables. bufYets, crystal closets. china closets.
screens. gas heaters. oil heaters. refrsser-
ators. phonograph. rBgs clocks. pictares.
mirrors kitchen and laundry utensils trunks.
boxes. barrels. pans sAskets. cases bags
slltcasas. val,Ses. etc, supposed 10 contain
clothing, linen. bedding. hanginES. s.lrerwarc.
cutlery china br.c-s -nrsc. books. pei soma.
effects. etc. held account Of Mrs Eohn
f Chuirs. Il. Lowensg~in. Ecv- Il &. Sten-
and Mrs. z. Titeirau ard Il The sd 70
thereof is not completed said date the
same Will he continued at the sarna place
on each and every Wednesday thereaftsr.
beginning at 1870 A N and continuing
are satisfied All the afere uent innea goods
now being stored with Cooke Storage ware-
house. IN is warehouse The goods may bs
seen at The place OF sale on the day preced-
Ing the ssie
COOKIES STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
20s-2Il East tz5,h Street
Borough % MsNhattan,
New iorS cifv.
BY JOSEPH WIELAR.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES

THE TRADING COMPANY. fNC.-wEw
york Registered -rsdemark--r~s NEt-
43oreea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
E. M. BULL Y'FAMILIA

Desde ell lunes sc encuentra
en- esta isla, donde piensa perma-
necer varias semanas, ell acauda-
lado caballero norteamericano
M. E. M. Bull, presidente de la
poderosa compaiiia de vapores
Bull Insular Line. Inc, de la cual
es representante en- Puerto Rico
" las Antlilas nuestro estimado
amigo don Miguel Such.
Ell seiior Bull viene acompafia-
do de su distinguida esposa y
sus dos niiias, a quienes Ell I'M
PARCIAL desea que su corta
permanencia en- esta isla les sea
muy grata.
.Reciban tan distinguidos hues
pedes nuestro saludo de bienve-
Inida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
LA ALARMA QUE CAUSA UNA
COLILLA DE CIGARRILLO

Esta maiiana a las diez y media,
los chdutfeurs que sc sitIan fren-
te al Banco Territorial y Agrico-
La, por su parte sur, dieren la voz
de alarma de que salia humo de
una de las ventanas del piso su-
periOr. Inmediatamente notaron
que ell humo salia de una de las
cortinas que estaba quemandose
cOnsecuencia de una colilla dc
cigarrillO que lanzaron de una de
las ventanas.
Ell conato, que no tuvo impor-
tanciaN alguna, fue sofocado inme
diatamente por ell empleado de la
Yabucoa, Antonio r. Lebr6n y Be
nito Medrano, del Banco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
BCSCANDO Ell FOCO

Las autoridades sanitarias es
tan en- busca del fOco o pr0ceden
cia de los casos de meningitis-ce
rehro-espinai, de que di6 cueata
la prensa y Sc trataron hace al
gunos dias. Como Sc t5lta de una
temible dolencia, toda precauci6r
es- poca y ha de combatirse y evi
tarse la propagation con toda di
ligencia y eficacia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
"vida GaIlega''
Ell nimero 16l

La notable ilustraci6n ha re-
mozado su portada, y con este,
las graciosas caricaturas que pu-
blica y la information grafca,
mas completa cada vez, por 10
que sus nlmeros son de dia en-
dia mas buscados.
La contienda electoral di6
asunto a Eduardo Padin para
una satira acerada. as
Entire los grabados figuran las
informaciones siguientes: Bal
sa y ell coro Toxos e Froles; Ell
escolar G. Garcia, premiado con
for natural; campeonato de ten
mis- en- Vigo: grupos de todos los
jugadores v de los premiados;
Roberto Gonzalez del Blanco Y
sus iltimos cuadros; los vapores
pesqueros de Bouzas v vistas del
fioreciente puerto; vistas de
Chantada, Puente Sulago v Sc
la; el nronasterio de Ribas de
Sill; football en- Gondomar;; con-
I,traluces de Villagarcia, la Toja
- 49, - = :. - z !. 1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
Aclaracion

En- relacion con un suelto que
apareci0 publicado aver en- ia
Correspondencia' sObre el asunto
de los puertorriqueiios de Nueva
York Y la Cruz Roja, deseo hacei
constar que 10 que die al repor-
ter, puesto en- mis- propias pala-
bras, fu6 como sigue:
Que a mi juicio la gravedad de
la situacion podia haber sido
eXagerada.
Que hallandose tan cerca de
New York el COmisiOnadO Resi-
dente sehor C0rdOva Daylla y
Otros prominentes puertorrique-
nos, V residiendo en- Nueva York
mismO tantos paisanos distingui-
dos, era 10 prudente esperar sus
informes.
Que no estaba dispuesto ini-
ciar suscripciones a nombre de
la Cruz Rola, menos que sc ira
tara de una causa verdaderamen
te justa y necesaria, y
Que sin un bucn plan sc co
menzaba pedir y a remitir di-
nero, sc cori.ia el riesgo de hacer
NAL us0 dc nMeStros sentimientos
y de nuestros recllrs0s.
Esto no quiere decir que la
Cruz Roja niegqe su ayuda. 81
las circunstancias asi 10 requie-
rem, 0 algiin miembro del Comit6
Executive 10 solicita, reunire in
mediatamente este ORGANISING pa
IA tratar sobre el particular. De
otro hlodo seguire informando-
me y ell asunto sera considerable
en- la session regular del Comit6
que Sc celebpara el primer .ltlnes
de febrero proximo.
Emilio del Tor0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
as INFORMACION GENERAL -
IN RAi.ANpRo RlcNOlcADo
TOR 81. PORTO Rlco-

El oapisan del sapcr Porto
Rico" Mr.. Sirgm. inssrFne aver
,ardc a an reporter nacssrO. cue
q lancs caaado vcnia ie New
York. eaccnsrd mar afacrA una
rcQ0ena cmharaci6n. como Ier.
dida u mehced de las olas. Era
un balandrO tripalado pOr varios
hombrcs.
FL captain. tan prOnto lc infor
maron que el balandro habia su.
frido averias y no pOdia conti-
nuar su viaie. di6 ordenes al pri-
mer Official. para cue el balandrO
fuese traidO al remonne hasta
San Juan.
Las averias sufridas. segdn
nos informaron, fueron en- el We.
lamen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
Arturo Souffront, declara-
do culpable

Aver por Il nlaaana ccmcnz,
q c0lelHarSe en- d sccci6n segUn'
a Dc n Cogec dc nistrito de cs,s
ciadad. ano dc los iuicios contrs
Arturo Souffroni. por ateniadC
q Ia vida.
81 lurado csiaha compacsto
por los senores Antonio Acevcdo
Jose izQui@do. Luis Martinez
Francisco Tallada. Jose Rivers
Lebr6n, Rosario Arosto. Arturo
Grau. Pedro Monge. Jesus Con,
zalez. 0ctavio Garcia Rivera
Francisco Lopez Sanchez y Jos,
Escalera.
Declararon como teStigos de
gobierno. el agredido Pedro Rel.
nosa, Escolastico Rosa. Ramon
Rodriguez Y los doctores Lassi.
sc Y Carlos N. de Castro 'El Jul.
clio fue suspendido a las doce y
cuarto para continuarlo a las
dos de Ia tarde.
A las dos Y cuarto Sc declara
alberta la session. FL Secretario
pasa lista a los senores jurados.
Esta presente el abogado del acu
sado don Juan B. Huyke, quien
hizo una brillante defensa. Des-
pues que ell Fiscal termina su
acusacion, el juez da las instruc-
clones al jurado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
Ell DIR. RAMON N. srAREZ


Ia llegadO recientemente a esta ca
pital. el DIR. en- Medicina Y Cirujfa
don Ramon NJ. Suarez, acompaiiado dc
su esposa y de su hija, una bella cria.
tura.
FL DIR. Suarez es graduado de Rich
mond, Virginia, con notas excelentes
ha ejefcido su profession por espaclO
de tres amos en- San Pedro de Maco
rfs, II. d., habiendo conquistado ALI
muchos 6xitos profesionales. A su lie
gada a esta isla, de donde es oriundC
el joven doctor, ha sido nombrado me
dicO de beneficencia en- Santurce con
10 que estdn de enhorabuena no solo
los enfermOs pobres del extenso ba.
rrio, sino las familias en- general que
cuentan con la asistencia de un inte
ligente Y celoso m6dico.
FL DR.. Suarez esta casado con una
hija de nuestro amigo don JesGs Be.
nftez, a quien felicitamos por el re
greso de los suyos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26
Don Mariana Bartolornei
y Piacentini

lanco. 2s DE- umuros-A los no
ccnsa y dos aiios ae eaad. fAlle.
ci5 aver cr yance q clndaaano
frances don Mariana Barsolomel
y PiaccntinL III enlicrxo Dc -
cadaver vcrihcado hoy. fak un
verdadcro exponense De las me-
rccidas simpAfias cue goxaha en-
Yanco el extinto caballero. cue
despues de sesenta y siete aiios
de persistente labor. Y de una
,ejecutOria de ejemplares virta.
des, baia a Ia tumba. casi IN
centenario, con el nimbo de los
buenos.
Don Mariana vino a Puerto
Rico a los "a afos de edad, Y fue
como dijo en- la brillante oraci6n
fdnebre pronunciada en- Ia ne
cr6pOlis el licenciado Arizona Sia-
ca, un excelente amigo de los
primeros emigrantes de la Cor
cega que vinieron a Yauco a ira
bajar, fundando hogares puer-
torriqueios, y fortunas que exis-
ten aqui.
Fue padre de hijos honora-
bles, Y abuelo de aquellos sclda-
dos que ofrendaron su sangre en-
el frente frances, en- holocausto
de la patria Y de la libertad.
Aver mismo, a la hora en- que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-26

|exnitmlm NlDn MAfinss7' 7,'..Iak
IA a rMl,le nup nn nirsn. Il 3nkHA
Carlos Darsolomel une s,elsk -
a frxn,e con los cialxlios IA.
dos cmhafraha nara puerss ri.
60.
\ hccha a rranaos razeos Is
aolorpia del luchadof octokena-
rio, aetcnEkmonos nn momtn.os
q contemplar Ia inimitable con-
ducsa De 50 hijo q aboEado franz
lcts don Silvcstre. cue hace mu-
lchos aios, cuando va - padre,