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New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Tenant Group
Gets PrincetOn
Clul, Property
Pays $4OO, 900 for Park Ave.
and 58th Street Corner
Turned Over to Ii Yes
terday as Site for Flat

The Princeton Club property at the
northeast corner Of Park Avenue and
Fifty eighth Street, became the holding
Of group of apartment house renters
yesterday, when contracts of sale were
exchanged. The syndicate paid $780,
900 for the property, according to
Douglas L. Gilman, who arranged the
deal. The purchase of the corner for
cooperative house development was
reported in The Tribune about ten days
ago.
The entire project viii cost the syn
dicate about 81 400 600, tcr the building
which is to be erected, is to be one
of the finest that has been planned for
the Park Avenue district. In addition
to be being fourteen stories high, II
will contain many novel features ano
floor arrangements. Five and hall
floors will be occupied by the tenant.
owners of the building. The Other
seven and half floors will be rented
by the Gilman firm, which will have
charge of the building. Two floors
each of fifteen rooms and five baths
have been taken by two we'll knowr
families in town.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co., in an
nouncing the signing of contracts, sale
yesterday that the project would be
carried through with the creates
speed possible at this season of the
year. The plan is to break GROUND
soon after January and have the
building ready for tenants by the fol
lowing fall. The building will be laie
out in suites of seven, eight and ffteer
rooms.
AS was announced recently the prop.
erty was secured by the club five year:
ago as site for a clubhouse. Since
then the Offices of the organizations
have had change of mind and las'
spring purchased the northwest corner
of Park Avenue and Thirty
Street as a location for the proposed
Princeton Club house.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Block Front ON Southern
Boulevard Goes to New Owner

Clement H. Smith sold to a MIR.
Pearlnan the entire block on the west
side OF the Southern Boulevard to
Marmion Avenue, from 17sth to 179th
Street, having a frontage of 1882
feet on the Southern Boulevard, 1882
feet on Marmion Avenue, 1870 feet
on 17Sth Street and 47.83 feet on 179th
Street.
Lowenfeld & Prayer purchased from
an estate the plot, 100x100, on the west
side of Grant Avenue and 165th Street
for cash. L. J.. Greenberger was the
broker.
The Frederick Snare Corporation
sold TO Joseph S. Paxton the property.
25x100, at the northwest corner of
147th Street; also to Thomas Scslera
the property, 93.6x100, adjoining, on
the street.
]. Clarence Davies sold for George
Doll the vacant lot, 28x102, on the
south side of Tordham Road, 81 feet
west of Loring Place.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Apartment Seekers Still Active

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments at 67 Park Avenue, under way
at the northeast corner of Eighty
eighth Street, to John S. Stulsaft; in
q West Fifty-eighth Street to M.
Michailovsky, in 152 West Fifty eighth
Street to w. F. Albertson, in 81 West
Forty-ninth Street to J. B. Brownlee,
in 1913 East Seventy-ffth Street to
Hubert e. Rogers, in 270 Riverside
Drive to j. b. Stoddard, in sos West
End Avenue to Mrs. III. NJ. Gladdings,
and in 6S3 West End Avenue to w. 4.
Nourse.
Albert B. Ashforth, Inc, has leased
furnished apartments at 1155 Park
Avenue to George G.. Allen and at 121
East Sixty-ffth Street to Donald S.
Bridgeman.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased apartments at East Forty
fourth Street to Walter Mead, in the
West Eighty-sixth Street Studios, 257
West Eighty-sixth Street, to John n
O'Brien, at SO East Eighty-sixth Street
to Mrs. Mildred G. Brand and at 306
Lexington Avenue to Miss Dorothy L.
Rogers.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Dwelling Near Drive Is Sold

The Wood-Dolson Company, Inc,
through r. G.. Pepper, sold for the
Mary Helen Smith estate the. four-and-
one half story American basement
dwelling, 25x100, at $40 West Ninety
first Street, adjoining the corner of
Riverside Drive. The buyer will oc-
cupy.
Adalgisa b. Quartullo sold to Oresti
Badini 440 East 115th Street, three
story dwelling, 16.8x100.10.
Joseph Nasanowitz resold for James
a. Cruikshank to Ira Maier q three
story dwelling at $40 East 12sd Street
16.Sx1O011.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
PROPOSALS

ser.s.sA,I-s FOR watthour meters. me-
tsltiue ea.ing ..g wires and rotating meter
~ rec., .,,s'ssanaards.--Seaied proposals will
M,rnhs.s.sa at the office OF the General
Naehirrtng Officer, The Panana Canal.
NJ Jsnnaons ID. G., until 10s30 O'Clock =.
Niii ~ Snely II, 1922, at which time they
sbovssn"pean In public for furnishing the
tesmafinss in.ioned oaed articles. Blanks and In
nay IL reiafing to this Circular (I4641
Qafras :, ,vo.alned from this Office or the
q St Ststes - 3. .ne Assistant Purchasing Agent.
faea Sfrssss.re New York City; 60S Com
sxSon ss New Orleans. La, and Fort
tbs Urstsssn tssn francisco. Callf.: also from
1e1ncfnsiis States Engineer sofYices In tt,e
kafs7 -. efies throughout the UuIted
EieSr. - Flint, General Purchasing
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
More Homes for Bay Ridge

The Meister Builders, Inc, have sold
to Christian Stetcher the plot, 160x100,
on the south side of Seventy-seventh
Street, 100 feet east of Thirteenth Ave
nue., for Improvement.
A. Mishkin sold for Piconi & Son to
J. Wilmer the one-family frame dwell
ing at S79 East Twelfth Street for oc-
cupancy.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
More 9th Avenue Activity

Daniel B. Freedman mas bought from
John G.. Forster the three story recon-
structed business building at 7S1
Eighth Avenue, 20x100, located between
Forty seventh and Forty-eighth streets,
in section where there has been con-
siderable activity recently. james Boyd
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Wilbur D. Gray Takes
House in East 9Oth Street

Pease & Gilman leased for Arthur
O3ner, receiver for the Lawrence es-
tate, to Wilbur D. Gray the four-story
dwelling at 15 East Ninetieth Street.
The Century Leasing Company and
leased the dwelling at So East Eighty
seventh Street to DR.. Francesca Ira
pani for Frederick W. Marks.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Locate in Central Section

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
Offices in the Canadian Pacific Build
ing, Madison Avenue, sForty-third to
Forty-fourth Street, to the National
Petroleum Publishing Company, Nor
man Bel Geddes and William B. Short,
and with Peter Grimm Offices to Stat
ford Brothers, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

A SMALL FAMILY Of refinement
and education can secure title to
and occupy by Christmas this quaint
Colonial home located on one of the
best streets of a celebrated suburban
residential section near New York
City. where the desires of the neigh
boring families rs to the personality
of the buyer must and will receive
first confederation, on the payment
OF $4,000, balance of $4,000 on long
time ist mortgage; the plot fronts
100 IT on the street, and the house
Is surrounded by a beautiful grove
OF white birches and shading oaks:
contains rooms and bath and wide
veranda; the elevation is over 500
TT; it is only a few minutes walk
TO railroad express station on the
best committing road out OF New
York City, and II offered complete.
with no extras; there are over 800
bathing, boating, skating. golf, tennis
and country clubs are available, to-
gether with fine schools, churches
and markets: 1t Is a bargain and a
wonderful place for children. I'M
MEDIATE, p. Q. Box 37S, City Hall
Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Bronx Store Building Sold

Hall J. How & Co. sold for Marga-
reta Bolger to Nathan Wilson the one
story store building, 50x1o0, on the
east side of Jerome Avenue. % feet
north of Burnside Avenue, and djoin-
ing the four lots on Jerome Avenue
purchased Wednesday by Mr.. Wilson
through the same brokers from the
Kountze family.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
-I.ANDEOS ADAMS Plaintiff. against
ODYSSEUS BARLAFAS and JOHN
CHRlSToU. as co partners. Defendants.
TO TIE ABOV EN- AMED PLAINTIFF:
Notice is hereby given to You to ap-
point attorney to represent you in tho
above entitled action. Dated, y. Y, De-
cenlber 10, 192t
Dh.METRIUS A. PAPPY
Attorney foE Defendant. Odysseus Ear
lafas. o. g. p. O. Address. 2ss Broad
way Borough of Manhattan, City OF
Nav York.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED PI.AINTIFT:
The foregoing notice Is served upon you
by publication pursuant to order of
Hon. William p. Burr. of the Justices
OF the Supreme Court of the State OF
New York County OF New York dated
the 9th day OF December, 1921, and filed
in the office of the Clark OF the County
of New York at the County Courthouse in
the Borough vi Manhattan City, County
and state Of New York.
patsd. y. Y. December Is. 1921.
DEME1RIUS A PAPPY,
Attorney for Defendant. 0dysseus Bar
lafas, @. & p @. Address 29e Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan, city of
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Arthur TOdhunter Rents
Quarters on Madison Ave.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co., Inc, for
Mrs. E. Bell Halmadger, leased the
store and basement at Ala Madison
Avenue to Arthur Todhunter, mantel-
pieces, for an aggregate rental Of
$50 600
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION will sci!
this day. at e.30 P. NJ, at s47 E. l7ad sr.,
Borough OF the Bronx. cigars, stationery.
toys, etc; Jacob Davidson ct al against
Morris Pessin the first name Morris being
fictitious Samuel Barnett. City Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

Here is an actual photo
gra p h, unretouched, of a
Finkeistein & Maisel overcoat
taken from stock. You can
buy this overcoat, EXACTLY
as illustrated, at actual
WHOLESALE price.
The profit that ordinarily
would go to the retailer goes
back to your own pocket-or
with this saving you can pur-
chase a suit or another over
coat.
FINKELSTElN & MAISEL
are really clothing manufac-
tarers, offering high class
1000 pure wool suits and
coats at a saving anywhere
from soc up-genuine nhole-
sale prices!
At least we ask considera-
ton of this fair proposition,
particularly if you are fastid-
ious as to style, character of
fabrics and used to paying big
prices for your suits or over
coats:
IF, for any reason what
ever, you may feel dissatis-
fed with any purchase, or be-
lieve you are not getting alb
solutely the greatest values in
all New York, simply ask for
your money and We'll return
it instantly, III full, without
word.
And remember. our. new
and very sensational prices
are s18.75, $2A.5o, $3.50
and S33, less a TO discount,
for the handsomest linero fall
and winter suits, top-coats and
overcoats-all 1900 pure
wool-that we have yet man.
Observation-Disclosures, in fact,
that friends tell us are no
where to be had for at least
double our prices.
IMPORTANT: Note care
fully our name and location
-one flight up.
Finkelstein & Maisel
"Hakers Of Clothes of the
Better Kind for Men and
Young Men,
Factory and Showrooms (taks
elevator) one flight up.
$40 B'way, opp. 18th St.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Herman Kraut, Plaintiff, vs. Aba
konosuke, Defendant. Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEF END Mt
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint IN this action. and to serve q
copy of your answer, or. II the complaint is
not served with the summons, to serve a
notice of appearance on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive OF the day OF
service. In case OF your ra...re to appear
or answer. judg :nent viii be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated, November 10th. 1921
lSIDOR E. SCHLESINGER
Attorney for Plaintiff 239 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan, City OF New
York.
To Abe konosule
The foregoing summons is served you by
publication, pursuant to an order of Hon.
George V. Mulan, Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State OF New York. dated the
18th day of November 1921. and filed with
the complaint in the office of the Clerk of
the County of New York. at the County
Court House. In the Borough of Manhat-
tan City, County and State OF New York
Dated New York, November 81, 1921
ISIDOR f. SCHLESIMGER,
Attorney for Plaintiff Office and p O.
Address, 299 Broadway. Borough of
Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Hotels
FOREST HILLS INN.

10 Minutes from Penna. Sta.
Forest Hills. Long Island.
Teiephone-823o Boulevard.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Lower Broadway Store Leased

William A. White & Sons, with
Charles r.. Noyes, rented to Charles
Shongood the store, basement and sub
basement at 552 and $50 Broadway,
running through 90 Crosby Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
MORRIS a. FRIEDMAN and HARRY P.
FRIEDMAN, co-partners doing business I'M
der the firm name and style of The Friedman
Company Plaintiffs, vs. ALBERTO FERRER,
Defendant Summons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In this action, and TO
serve copy Of your answer. or If the com
plant is not served with this summons to
serve a Notice Of Appearance on the Plain
tiffs' Attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive of the DAY
of service, and in case Of your failure 60
appear or answer, Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief do
manded IN the complaint.
Dated, New York. November 10 1921
HAROLD NJ. GOI.DBLATT.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE and p O.
Address, 1910 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian, City OF New York
To ALBERTO FERRER, defendant
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon
William p Burr. Justice OF the Supreme
Court Of the State of New York. dated the
the complaint complain in the office of the Clerk OF
the County of New York, at the County
Court House, in the Borough Of Manhat- an
City, County and State of New York.
Dated. New York, December s, 1921.
HAROLD NJ. GOLDBLATr
Attorney for Plaintiff. Otflce and P 0.
Address 1540 Broadway. Borough of Nam
haitian. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

THE TRADING COMPANY. YNc.-Now
York Registered Trademark-Lss Mai
sons Dorees
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23

TO TOBIAS B. BERGH, late of No eas
w. 21st Street, New York City. You
are hereby notified that final rule tor
divorce. has been granted against you at
the suit OF Hulda R. Bergh your wife
which will be heard in Court OF Common
Pleas No 3, Of Philadelphia County. Of
the 23d day of January A. D, 1929. on
which day you may appear ana show
cause. II any you have, why such divorce
shoul0 not be granted against you
T. FOSTER THOMAS
Attorney FOR Libellant. 1888 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
INFORMATION WANTED

FAIR PbAY--Letter received. VIII Ap-
preciate information: trent Same confa-
Dental and protect YOU
PACIFIC COAST
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
Loaf Bankbools

Lost Bankb0oks
No 7t4.b6i OF tho Union
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per-
son having claim to 1t is hereby called
upon TO present the Same within ten days or
submit TO having said paHsbook cancelled
and new one issued
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
" lars Gone Over. Giye Satisfaction
Senan Deals N''"' Al'-u -uAl'ohs AAoNsa'
: to IL Months Credit if Desired
k. :, FV7,ei NeW taFs receised daily
auto Bodies-"Sacrif,ce" Pricexi

t,pssyas ssaf, Tor Msrrnons Cadllxcs Eoils- Roycss,
sGessi f'erees. Nationals. Sefiais tyeiies.
Landss!sua,. .$a') Fleetwood Sedan: Iancia
Teuri,sss !, Rolls Royce Cabriolcs. and others.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-23
SITUATION WANTED MALE

Domestic
JAPANESE-Experienc cook butler: spien.
did references. Agency, los West l6th.
Bryant 7T87.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
De la bora de ahora

Much do about nothing. u par
que, como dijol.el gran dcschbrilor,
''se muere'', que es decir, "se continual
ri muriendor.a 4.
Para hacer earalnbolas, el taco
ha de ser muy habil, pero In mesa Y
las bolas no pueden ser de cIase infe-
rior. Hay tres paptos prineipales.
AneriGa detinitiya con Intervention en-
los problenias de la Naci6n Y compile
to dominic on los asllntos locales, pc
ro On la Association; t6rnhilt0 GsediO
entire aquel gobierno Y 10 radical. Y
sepafacidB bajo yel Votectorado. q. fife
Sc no, siempre mantendra en- la prlc-
tica de la conveniencia. Pero, no de-
seando 10 primero,-y han podido re-
solyerlo hn bill, de media doccnaA de
lfneas,- Sc hace una carambola, o Sc
trata de hacer, apuntando reciamente
a acualquiera de las tendeneias, y es-
ia, por conviction, por el espfritu hui
mano de rcsistencia toda imposition,
Sc mantiene. \. entonccs Sc hace una
transaction: 10 Sc acepta el t6rmino
mas radical. pero como no Sc quiere,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
Naw York, asosto I.

New York, agosto 4.
FL nucvo Gsbcrpador de Puerto;
Rico, SIr. Rely. ha mpliuneiado un
discourse inaugural, en- el GRe ,Ie.;a-
hucfa, o intcntl desahaciar. la ca,,sa
dc la in9cpela.cncia &c la pedueha
Antila.
-Ell los Estados Eiiitlos ha di-
.cho--llo bay simpatia, hi possible es-
peranza para Ia indcpendencia, nj en-
partido polieico algmao. En- las dos
1ltimas Convencioncs Nacionales, asf
ell democratico como cl republicano
se de-lararon coltr;lrics a ella.
Ha dicho, adenids, que In agitaci0n
sepasasista es, principalmcntc. obra
90 eatranjeros manifestation muy
interesanie; y Ia aiiadido que 81 la
mayorfa del pueblo dcsea casnbios en-
Lei Gobierno, de5e pedir que Puerto
Rico sea declarado Estado de la
| Union. !,
Los plcrtorriqneiios, que son jul
ciosos, no darin, seguramcnte, impor-
! tancia u estas declarac;cncs, ,porque
saheaa que atenerse; y seguiran pi-
diendo La independents. Ell que Ia
mayorfa del pueblo haya votido por
ell0, por medic dc su Asamblea Le-
gislatiya, q los veinte amos largos de
sobcranfa americana, es la, nej0r
prueba de que esa soberanfa Sc man-
tiene en- Ia isla por Ia fuerza y mo
por la yoluntad de los g6bernados.
CuaIsto 10 que hayan dicho los
partidos aniericanos Ell suS plata,
formas" electorales es casi tan POGO
importante como 10 dicho por al Go
bernador Rely. Tengo ante Ia vista
! las dos "plataf0rmas. en- la del par
tido denlocratieo Sc pide que Sc pre-
pare a Puerto Rico para conyeFtirlb
en- Estado; Ell la del partido repnbli-
| cano no hay mi una" palabra acer-
ca dc Puerto Rico; no Sc habla mas
que de Hawaii.
| Quien, 81, ha hablauo de In Pegue-
ia Antilla. la sido Mr.. Harding
cuando era candidate la, presiden-
cia de los Estados Unidos; Y sc mes
tr6 contrario la Independence,
! Pero esta paci0n. 10 es u;!; molar-
| qufa absolute, Sino u94 replfil 81
| constitutional. que eli-e s,b pgcs.llts5i-
te cada cuatro afes. S: ,Ir. I.lr,tlns
opina ESQ. su successor podxa olinil
10 contrario; 81 MI. Harding q
reeligido, podra sucedcr qne. aara.ltp
su segundo perfolo presidenci:ti, la
va cambiado d. opinion
iQue fuG 10 que les sueedi5 a Mr..
Taft-otro presidente-y yarit' 8
publicanos de fuste acerca ,,c Ris.-
pinas? Mr. Taft praclau5 cne ,sral
tres generaciones'' no estarfa el pue-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29

A las reseiias llenas de entusias-
mo q. han lido apareciendo durante la
pasada semana Ell nuestras colImnas,
Y en- las q. Sc describia el exito de las
comisiones de, la Casa de Espafa y
traves de Ia Isla, hemos de sumar es-
ia impression, que no puede ser mas
optinista, de la vista a Aguadilla que
giraron ell sabado, los senores don En-
riqus Zorrilla y don Jose Perez Losa-
Ga, Comisionados de In Junta Cen
trail dc la Casa de Espaha.
Con ellos fue, aunque sin forn,ar
parte de Ia Comisi6n, Ell dignisimo Re-
presentante de Espana en- Puerto Ri
co, don Ernesto Freyre, que viene mos
trando ell plausible prop6sito de po-
nerse ell contacto con sus nacionalcs,
aunque estos residan en- las mas apar-
tadas regiones de la Isla, fin dc man.
tener entire aquelios y cl Consul lie la
naci6n, el natural y estrecho ecntaeto
que debe existir para benefcio de to-
dos. sal
La reunion en- Aguadilla hebia sido
fijada de acuerdo con la Junta Local
establecida en- dieha cipGad, para Ia
noche del sabado, va que los conf
sionados de la Junta Central tenian
que salir para San Sebastian y La
res al dia siguiente.
No hay que decir que antes de flo-
gar Aguadila, en- Isabella, va empe-
aaron a recibir v agradecer los Co
misionados, las cortesias y atencio-
nes de los amables espanoles dc Aqua
dilla, atenciones que Sc acentuaron en-
la ciudad, donde Sc les brindo cordial
hospedaje y un banquete al que asis-
theron mas de treinta personas, en- el
Facreditado restaurant de IA Estaeiop,
cue sirvi6 un menu delicioso. ID
La reunion tuvo lugar despues dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
PoLIcIA QUE HA sIDo REPUEsTo

El jefe de la policfa Mr.. Stanton, ha
repuesto en-, su empleo al policfa insu-
lar Sandalio Burgos, uno de los tres
gtardias que fueron suspendidos de
empleo Y sueldo hace una semana, con
motiyo de una Investigation que plac-
tic6 Mr.. Nc Clure en- el pueblo dc Pa
tillas.
Hoy por la mahana el policla Anto-
MO Carlo, otro de los guardias Suspen-
didos, fue llamado declarar a la Off
Gina del jefe. debido a que este poll
cfa no Quiso declararle al jefe Mr.
Mcclure cuando estuyo en- Patillas.
SegGn helnos podido ayerigllar ex-
ira oficialmente, en- este asunto lla
habidO un POGO de eXceso de autori-
dad por parte del ST. Nc Clurc. pues
la suspension del Jefe Pedro j. Coll
Y los guardias Sc deben una declara-
ci6n de un continental que reside en-
aquel pueblo, quien ha acusado IL es-
tos funcionarios de que percibi:ln di-
nero de el porque le permitiesen de-
jar funcionar un alambique,
Ell otro policfa Jose Y. Colon, GUAM
do recibio la orden de suspension, Sc
encontraba disfrutando de licentia en-
el pueblo de Coamo.
FL iefe shanton estd practicando
una Investigation minuciosa en- este
asunto, debido a cartas que ha reel
bido dc Patillas, donde Sc lie indica
que 10 que Sc ha querido hacer con es-
tos funcioiiarios cs un rancho como
yulgarmente Sc dice
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29
10 QUE DICE FL GOBEPNADOR

La nota esta firmada por .el Secre-
tario de S. f., Mr.. ]. r. Hull
Queda pues, plenamente demostrado
que ell Gobernador no ha dado Ia or
den de que sean arrancadas las bande-
ras portorriquefas, Y el Sr. Mcclure,
aparece como unico responsible de 10
que ocurrio ell sabado que fu6 tan
duramente comentado.
La autoridad, Sr. Mcclure, no nece-
sta recurrir los gestos teatrales
para cumplir con su deber.
7 sin previo aviso, sin dar la pu-
blicidad Id orden ejecutiya que debio
servir de fundamente al exceso auto
ritario del Jefe de Information, no es
de suponer que Sc le den los agentes
policiacos, 0rdenes de actuar con Ia
censurable ligereza con que el ST. Nc
Clure procedi6 el sdbaGa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-29

!, la csplendida eonaida a la que asistio
al senior Alcalde de la ciudad don Ra-
mon Aheses, y figuras del clenlento
jei pals tan distinguidas, como el Ii
cenciado Augnsto Reichard, don Jor-
ge Silva, el prestigioso caballero ale-
man don Jorge Sanders, y todos los
aspaholes residences en- Aguadilia, 10
que prueba cual es el hidalgo COM
portamiento de estos, que asi viven
Ell ammonia con todos los elernentos
lie Ia ciudad, figurando entire los mas
valiosas y los cue mas cooperan al
progroso de la historical poblacion.
Despufs de la comida que revisti6
los honores de un banquete, y CAM
biando de local Sc llev0 "a cabo la reu-
ni6n la que asistieron los sefores:
DOR Luis Huerta, don Luciano Menen-
dez, don Eduardo Mendez, don Miguel
Msrroig, don Jorge Sanders, don Bar
:tolo Alcover, don Rafael Molina, don
!Anieeto Ccide, don Prpdencio Menoyo
ldon Aueusto Reichard, don Jorge Sill
iva, don Ramon Aneses, don Eduardo
FroRtera,' don Francisco Lopez Gar
cia, con Adolfo. Guntin Mendez, don
Uldarico Ahaell, don Higinio Ferreira,
don Ahelardo Ceida, el r. P. Gorostiza,
y algunos mas.
Preside Ia reunion don Uldarico
Amell, Presidentc de la Casa de Es-
pana en- Aguadilla, y hablaron, ex-
Ipresando el mandate de .la'JuGta Cen
tral, mandate as<su. yezr srecibido. por
4esta de,la Asamblea General de Pom
ce, lossse9oras zerrilla y Perez Lo-
sada' eal4 d. n aR Use.on 20 a7laHs
Ell seiior Freyre, pronunci6 tanbien
/ IN eleesent eliscFrsp en qus hablo de
las v{ntajas de L asbciaci6b III de los
inlteribles heAefdios aque slemnre se
derivans do ii agfapaci6nsde sloinbres