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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
MORE MARRIAGES IN
COED COLLEGES

DEFIANCE. Ohio. July Eff it
We're not FOR the reflection on the
college Miss jeanette A Morton
dean Of women at Defiance college.
would be a strong advocate Of the
campus marriage
ANY indications 20 the public
however. that something beside aca-
demic study Is engrossing the minds
of the co-eds is bad for the reputa-
uon OF any college" she said.
on the other hand. Dean Morton
declared every year cupid Is shoot
ing his darts more accurately and
literally on the campus Of American
colleges and universities. She com
piled figures taken from a question
naire sent 10 Deans OF Women in
American coeducational schools.
The results were startling" she
said Eastern and western schools
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
OLDEST CITIZEN
DIES AT HOME OF
Her SON THURSDAY
Mrs. Emaline Ellsasser, 90,
Resident of Township 70
Years, Succumbs.

Mrs Emaline EIlsasser. 90. Mis-
hawaHas oldest citizen and affec-
tionately known throughout the city
az Grandma" Eusasser. died at the
home Of her son. Frank. 121 W
Lawrence ST.. yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock. she aad been IN for the
past four months Death was due
20 the infirmities OF old age.
Mrs. Ellsasser's maiden name was
EmaIine Kurtz. she was born IN
Germany. Jan. IS, 1926 being 96
years, five months and IS days Old.
She has resided in Penn Township
for the past rs years, coming here
from Wurtenburg. Germany. In
1857 she was married 20 Charles
Ellsasser who died I'm 1902. She
is survived by the following children:
Mrs. Mary Michels. Mrs. Thresa
StllIweu. Frank and Peter ElIsasse
OF this city she also leaves eight
grandchildren; Edward c. and
Harry +. Elsasser. city: Mrs. r. +.
BarrOws Cairo. I'll; OTTO Hose, South
Bend Mrs. Robert Harvey, city;
Mrs John A. Rishel. Akron. O. and
Herbert Ellsasser and Mrs. F. W.
Gorstbauer Of this city. She also
leaves IS grandchildren.
Mrs. Ellsaser was a member OF
the Rosary society Of ST. Monica 3
Catholic church. Friends may view
the body from Friday afternoon at
. o'clock up 10 the hour OF the Gun
eral Saturday morning at . o'clock
at St Monica's Catholic church.
Rev. John Kohl. viii officiGte.
Burial will be in the St. Joseph's
cemetery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
BUILDING PERMITS.

Peter SchumaCher Tor Lawrence
Ganser, 623 w. Third St, garage,
$500
Peter schumacher for Adolph
Kamm, Gil Lincoln way W, garage,
$500.
Q. r. Petrfe. Delaware St, dwell
ling. $500
Peter schumacher, for Harry
Bell 122 W. Fourth ST. dwelling
$4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

even the teeth outlined; avis and
scrapers made Of the bone OF deer:
food vessels and pots, spades and ar
row heads showing fine workman
ship. besides 50 skeletons from three
cemeteries. are included I'm the I'M
earthings.
That the people who built Rho
mounds had trade relations with
other tribes IS believed by the find
ing OF pieces Of marine shell. which
are supposed TO have come from
Florida or the Gulf Evidence Of
red clay and flint indicate trade with
men OF the northern country.
All Of these mounds, numbering
so and within a region OF 1000
acres are now believed TO have been
arti1cially built because Of the for
nation Of the earth in them. through
which pieces Of broken Pottery are
scattered. One is the third largest
in the world. the largest being among
the Pyramids OF Egypt and the other
a similar type of formation IN Mex
icc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

Britain. for they aneCt British trade.
and British trade IS British life.
There have been open and yelled
threats OF retaliation by British
commercial leaders ~ either or both
of these bills are finally passed and
enacted into law. but the attitude
Of the government has been one that
is apparently passive. Occasionally
there have been utterances from
Lord Derby and other leaders 10 the
effect that British interests must be
protected. but there have been no
open statements regarding the &C
tion the British COVE rument might
take.
Lloyd George Opposes Bill.
Il is generally believed here. how
ever. that LLOYD George and his cab
met are inclined to do all in their
power to prevent any action over
the American tariff or the American
ship subsidy which might lead TO
any unpleasantness between the two
nations
Cordial Anglo-American relations
are most necessary to the present
British government. Lloyd George.
it is understood, still has hopes that
the policy Of the United States to-
ward Europe viii change and that
eventually he VIII find himself
working with Priest Harding and
Sec'y of state Hughes toward Euro
pean reconstruction The present
government realizes that it needs
America and needs it badly. and it
has no intention OF letting any un-
due excitement upon the part OF
business men interfere with its
plans for a cordial entente with the
United States
War Debt - Thorn.
Then there is the question of the
British war debt 10 America. This
is a thorn in the side Of Great Brit
ain-a gloomy cloud that hangs
over the heads Of the government.
The budget Of the British govern
ment for the present year has
brought about tax reduction,
which has been pleasing 10 the gem
eral public and which has won
strength for Lloyd George An ur-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
METHODISTS SUBMIT
SPLENDID REPORTS
Quarterly Conference Held
District Superintendent
Delivers Address.

Reports given rs the various de-
rartmeuts Of the First Methodist
church merited high praise from
Jar A. -. Neal. Warsaw, Ind. dis
trict superintendent who presided
CO tho first quarterly conference
held AZ the church Wednesday
evening. DR.. Neal stated that the
local church vas doing excellent
work and that the reports OF the
quarter ending July were most
encouraging
The meetinsr followed the mid
week prayer service and was oEened
with the report or the pastor, Rev.
~ w. Want. who stated that dur
ing the last quarter he had OBLIGATED
s- five wedding. Eve funerals and
13 bapusims The report OF the
sunday school superintendent show
cd that there were 65 regular
teachers. a total enrolment Of 1874
and an average attendance for the
quarter OF go.
Splendid reports were made by
the following organizations. Ep-
Arth League, Intermediate. Ladies
Foreign Missionary society
u
ard Bearers, Women's Home Mis-
sionary society and queen Esthers.
The treasurer report showed a
cash balance on hand OF s109.35
with no present Indebtedness and
sufficient funds 20 cover any further
expenses for the year. The reports
ri the various church committees
we're given. and approved by DR.
Neal.
Need OF an Owakening.
In conclusion DR.. Neal emrha-
sized tho need or a great awaken
ing I'm every church 20 combat the
turmoil and strife OF the present
times. lie stated that every child
has the right 10 be well born and
the right 20 be well taught 1--WE
as teachers and leaders should put
forth a supreme effort 10 be eN-
amples that the children can fol-
low and be guided by There is a
great need OF an awakening FOL
America. A new knowledge Of law
and law enforcement is needed for
the flag and country"
He continued. there is need
or a great awakening FOR the sake
~ the world in these dark and
helpless times And above all there
IS a need OF new conception OF the
sabbath and what 30 is for The
revival must come through prayer
and the church"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
TANGO " RITTEN
FOR OLD PLESS?

BCENOS AIRES. tBv Mail 90
United Press Music .ately has
shown a tendency 20 so back 20 the
stone ages
a fact % support this affirmation
is that the leading music stores i'm
Buenos Aires are AZ present display
Ing IL their show windows a new
Argentine tango. THE Plesosaurio
CTango for saxophoue SOLE and
which has become the most popular
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
PAUL ALBERT WEBS
LILLIAN SHORTRIDGE

J. Paul Albert Of this city and
Mss Lillian Shortridge were mar
ried In Columbus O., July I. The
bride IS the daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. II. O. Shortridge OF Circle-
vile, o.. and was graduated this
year az Miami university. Oxford
o. The groom is the son Of sTrs.
Wilma Albert. 519 s. Main st. lie
formerly attended the Mishs waka
high school and IS a graduate OF the
Kendallville high school. He has
been attending the Miami university
and is now located In Waverly. o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

Mrs Walter y. Roe won first
favor At the regular wednesday af-
ternoon bridge party at the Miami
Country club and Mrs. schuyler
Rose. second There were 10
tables. Mrs Charles A. Ostrom.
r. s. Felg. Mrs Regis Roy and
j. Chas Roy are in charge FOR
Ire month OF July.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
THANKING TIE RESIDENTS OF
EAGLE POINT

The Messrs FRIES, OF the River
side pavilion. Eagle Point, are de-
sirous OF letting Il be known that
the success attending their efforts
is not altogether due 20 them but
also 20 the public spirited residents
Of the resort who have by their CO.
operation and assistance enabled us
20 carry out the various programs
go the satisfaction and delight Of
the thousands Of patrons who have
visited the resort so far this season.
Sicned-The Messrs Fries
adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
British Commerce is Opposed to
Ship Subsidy Measure in Senate
American Tariff and Subsidy Measure Are Received With
Hostile Eyes in England Where Chiefains of World
Trade Fear Growing Supremacy of Amer
lean Commerce Seas
lean Commerce on Seas.

LONDON sGreat Britain has her the United states
United States Senate has Britain paid much attention to
n the he
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

ture and records Of a people that
lived there centuries before Mar
auette explored the Mississippi re-
gion.
Warren King Moorehead noted
archaeologist. who is conducting in
vesu gations in the historic mounds
region. has made several startling
and interesting discoveries
Art objects showing skill OF scroll
work and OF perfect contour and unit
form thickness despite the probabil-
ity that the potters wheel was un-
known 10 the worImen, a carved ef-
hgy Of the head OF an animal. with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
TWO GRASS FIRES.

The South Side fire department
was called out Wednesday afternoon
at 4;15 o'clock 10 extinguish a grass
fire on Niles av. near Dodge ball
park and Thursday morning at $50
o'clock Tor a grass fire on z. Fourth
st. No damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
ArTEND FUNERAL

Mrs II. W. Jones, 412 ". Misha-
waka av.. and ler mother Mrs. A.
bert CayIor. lef. Thursday for Wa
bash. Ind TO attend the. funeral
services Of Ovid L.am9sort
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

T.. J. Osrauder. Scoutmaster. left
Thursday morning with a group OF
local BOY Scouts for Indiana Lake.
near Bristol where they viii camp
for a month.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07
ARCHAEOLOGIST SEEKS
ILLINOIS SKELETONS

URBANA. H., July 6-Research
workers digging in the Cahokia
mounds OF Southern Illinois have un-
earthed material revealing the cul-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

Mrs W. T.. Boriey y Church St.
is occupying the family cottage al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

Must vacate July fourth
% one-half of on any article IN the
j., r. Deyo store.-Adv't -t3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

sonE or th. present ages
n II said that ~her che famous
Patagou.an monster hrouEh-~
back by the expedition which sfarfc
after il some weeks aE7. Prof
OueTu or tfe zoo wiu place BE- ID
special cage and admit visitors ar
SO much "a head while ths bands
VIII play the above mentioned tango
Ii IS going 20 be a hit-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

in Persia the wedding service IS
always resd ln front of a fire.
4 JUST man Is one who does Justice
20 every man and every thing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

State of Indiana, County of St Joseph IS:
Arthur F. Wolf Cashier of the West End State Bank, Msha
waka Ind do oemny that the above
ARTHUR F. WOLF.
Subscribed and before me this 9Th day of July 1922
HUBERT WEAVER Notary Public
My commission expires July 9th, 1925.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
Resolution De P6same

les bales como las de los trabajadores
de los muelles. que enyolvieron las
Compahfas Navieras de que es consig-
nataria Ia firma por 81 representada,
contribuyendo con un alto espfritu de
justicfa y tribute al progreso del pue-
bio en- general, fue de los primeros en-
tratar de poner fin al moyimiento,
ofreciendo fornas de arreglo y hasta
contribuyendo moral y materialmente
u su exito;
POR CUANTO: el trabajo organiza-
do de Puerto Rico, tai y como 10 re-
presenta la Federation Libre de los
TrabaG Gadores de Puerto Rico, afiliada
la American Federation Of Labor,
no yha dejado nunca de pagar, su tri--
but6 de reconocimiento. aprecio y ca
RHO para los que han sido justos con
S6l = han siIo de impulse, actividad y
progreso en- su vida colectiya y del
pals en- general;
POR CgANTO: Don Pedro J. Ar
suaga Beraza rindi6 la jornada de la.
vida. rodeado de estos attributes ra-
ros, que hacen destacar Ia admiration
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
Notas De Ia ActuaIidad


Los Senadores u1lionistas residences
en- Ia Isla han continuado en- San Juan
para atender los asuntos relaciona-
dos con las cuestiones de nuevos nom
bramientos que con ellos esta consul
tando q Ejecutivo.
Fl Senador SusOni, el Lcdo. Ale
grfa, el doctor Gukman Rodriguez y
el senior Celedonio .Carbonell, entire
Otros conocidos eiefnentos de Ia poll
tica de Ia Isla estan designados para
concurrir la proxima Asamblea Ma
cionalista de Ponce. La opinion ge-
neral en- los circuIos politicos es de
que no habra division definitiya en- Ell
partido unionista, a menos que los
Headers de ainbos lados mantengan
una actitud ecuahifne y de acuerdo con
"a sithaci6n actual
Mantenidat poYsl IA representation
del partido de Ia lIlssyoria la tests de
que los nombFa Faniientos hechos pbr e1
Gobernador d1rante el receso son lie
gales y mas los Due 'el Senadq recha-
20 expresamente, Sc cree que ahora,
Henado el requisite del Ytonsejo" de
que habla el ABAl jones' SCI convoca-
"a q alto euerpo para la sanction de-
finitiva Cpandoise haya llegado a un
acuerdo respecto ala continuation de
altos nombramientOs entonces Sc for
ma mas segln una session extraordi-
maria del Senadoj Adenas, como hay
que hacer reajustes de los presupues-
tos y adoptar otras medidas de urgen-
cia, dentro de laeactual crisis, no sera
improbable una sreuni6n de la legis-
latura, Senado Y Camara de Represen-
tantes. i,s6sikfose 10
Para las 2 della tarde de hoy iesta
safalada Ia conipafece eceneia ante la Cor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

colectiya Y atraer hacia la simpatfa de
los pueblos; sea clio resHelto:
POr et Console EjecHtiUo dc Ia Fe-
xderaci6st Libre de los TsnbajadOres
de- Puerto, en- session sreaalido
4. Consignar en- el acta de Ia Sc
sion su profundo pesar por la xp6rdida
de tan digno ciudadano para Puerto
Rico, como don Pedro J. Arsuaga Be
raza, considerandola como Irrepara-
bic para Ell pals Y para las masas pro-
ductoras de Puerto Rico, que en- 6l te-
man un patrono justo y un hombre
amante de- la justicia.
2.Que cepia de esta resolution Sc
enyfe a sus familiares y Sc publique
en- la prensa para conocimiento gene
raj.
Con hondo pesar y simpatfas, nos
perInitimos poner en- yuestras manos,
como sehal de duelo. La pregente CO.
muhicaci6n.
Muy sinceramente vuestros,
Santiago IGlesiGs,
Presidente Fed9aci6n Libre.
Rs5dsl AI0uso
Secretario General.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

te de Distrito de San Juan, del senior
Sweet, en- IA Investigation supuesto
Idesacato pof una publication con res
lpecto del Gran Jurado. Es abogado
del denunciado el Lcdo. Dexter d. per
tenece Al partido de Ia naayorfa.
En- Filipinas Sc ha constituido de-
Ifinitivamente eli partido nacionalista,
defensor de- la Independence del Ar
|chipiaago y en- Ell que fighran nume4
rosos elementos del partido de la ma
yoria con Quez6 yotros Headers" del
movimiento liberal de Filipinas.
Sc inforlna que al discutirse entire
enenentos politicos y del gobierno la
verdadera filiaci6n de los Jefes de De
partamentos, resulto, adn entire los
designados por el Presidente, que Ell
partido de la mayoria esta en- mino-
ria, gexactamente 10 que ocnrre, atm en-
mayor proportion. con los Jefes de-
Departments designados en- Ia Isla.
Sc sigue interesando una politica de
reajuste en- los organismos politico-'
administrative del gobierno msular.
para que los mdltiples asuntos de la
nlaquinaria del mismo, no sigan su-
friendo el actual desbarajuste.
Muchas importantes firmas de
los Estados Unidos que estan intere-
sadas en- tomar el papel de los empress
titos de Puerto Rico han mostrado en-
Washington su disgusto porque las
condolences de Ia tica-administra-
tiva en- Ia Isla han detenido y detienen
Ia emission de aquellos bonos, 10 que
tambien significa una paralizaci6n de
necesarias obras publicas que dan ira
bajo los obreros y hacen cursar di-
zero.
rs Ell Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
DESFILE. SOCIAL J.

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
Pers'o,;naIe's

Sc encuentranssth esta ciudad, los
senadores, DR. eslisohi Lcdo. Her1hinio
Miranda, ]. zenB.n s5fartfntz Daviia,
DR.. Garcia Lcdo. Cuevas zequeira.
El Senador Benitez regres6 aver tar
de del I'M Viaje AZ Este de IA Isla. {.
Restablecido de la dolencia que lie
aquejara, esta bien Ia distinguish Srta.
Jessie Boiee ' 10 celebramos muchO.
Ha lido Manati el Sr Wenceslao
Borda que regrey6 hoy. a su residen-
cia de Santurce
Esta mejogalptlto ltt a nina Carmen
Ralseiro Iglesias II es Fl nl6dicol de ca
beeera, e DR.. r. Lopez Sicard6, que
Sc muestra muy cOnpIacido de Ia fa-
yorable marcha AZ AZ q dolencia. 10 ce-
lebram0s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

Lares, marc 81, 1922
pefez Edaaaad. ...t.s ssi,.,ls bsi 5r
Secretario casa dei Essi,assff:s sssi1assas Y d
San Juan. 5ll II. ahasei
severino Lecatozi Manuel ElRaide
III, B9rtqlo tSuau. representaran esfa
.seYci6n en act0, candtiotiEins uaaaseri
.'.Arsuaga, nsiaglavs ssIifE
q II .,,, TfFdlceffnAGg II 81 81
ss'si'T ~ .ssssp Preside ata.s
ndifiIr 0ffIielbiT9Bp Z o1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30


La siguiente COMMUNICATION fiie di-
rigida por los ofciales dek Consejo
Ejecutivo de Ia Federation Libre. a
la viuda de Arsuaga Beraza
FEDERACION LIBRE DE LOS
TRABAJADoREs DE PUERTO
RICO
(Afiliada Ia American Federation
Of Labor.
San Juan, r r., mario 2s, 1922.
sra, de don Pedro ]. Arsuaga Beraza,
4 San Juan, p R
Distinguida seflora.::
Tenemos el honor de poner en- su co
'nocimiento. que en- la session del Con
sejo Executive de la Federation Libre
de lbs Trabajadores de, Puerto Rico,
llevada a efecto en- San Juan, en- mar
20 10, 1922, Sc aprobo, pof -el vote
unanime, a petici6n del Sr Santiago
Iglesias, Presidente de Ia institution,
La siguiente resolution
IN MEMORIAN DE DON PEDRO J.
ARSUAGA BERAZA
POR CUANTO: Don Pedro ]. Ar
suaga Beraza, prominente ciudadano
espafiol v jefe de una de las casas
mercantiles y comerciaIes mas antigua
de Puerto Rico. reunfa en- ST cualida-
des personales, que hacfan destacar
al homBre de sentimientos generosos
Y altruistas en- favor de la Comuni-
dad de Puerto Rico;
! POR, ,CUANTO: Don Pedro j. Ar
suaga Beraza ha reaIizado hechos,
que. mereeen Iser recerdados y consig-
nados zen. la histdria Gde Puerto Rico,
ipor sll caTacter lhumanitarid Y altruis-
Ia. como la dohaci6hI del tkftehbt tipara
eli SanatOriO TdberrlfIcs0 Ihsulara e y
lotras donacidnes, que merecen la eter-
ma grat atitpd j eaffGov del . Pd9bRa de
Puerto Rico !: stfge1fgasJif ssgsis5es g
( PoR CUANTo.; Don FedTo j. Ar
suaga Berdza ena lay IA s lnchas it1dustria-
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30

Il is.ls
Ella estado en- San Juan, 81 Alcai-
de de Ponce, Lcdo. F. PARA Cap0: / i
El Lcdo Gonzalez Mena, Renre-
sentante a Ia Camara por Aguadnla,
ha visitado esta ciidad, en- asuntos
PROFESSIONALS
El ST.. Genaro Cautifo, .hacendado
de Guayama, llego esta mafana San
Juan.
El ST. Arturo Lluberas, hacendas
do de Guayanilla, Sc encuentra en- san
Juan, acompanado de su distinguida
esposa.
Sc encuentra en- la ciudad, eI sr.H
A. Roig. hacendado de Humacac.
Sc dijo aver, que el Or. SAN
tiago We've, de Fajardo, habia Tenido
San Juan, en- gestiOnes de asuntos
particulares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-30
as Juntas Locales de Ia Casa de
Espana en- Ell Acto FIJI
nebre de Hoy
TELEGRAMAs7 REClBIDOS.
Ponce, MARIO p, 1922.

Ponce, mario %, 1922.
Perez Losada. San Juan. y ss' ~
Asisaremos acto honor don Pedro
Arsuaga, fecha indica sn tdlegfanfa +,
III. TidGE AIDdres, 4
Presidente Junta Local
ai9sls ,iisiiFJ %
.3 Lares, mario 25, 1922.
Perez Losada, sfs.lI siss5tls tlll
saescretario y casa de Espada, ot ss.l,4i
san Juan. ~ Y 90
Recibf telegrama s0bre acompa1a.s
nlfento cadaver don Pedro Afstiagsl
Avisare res0luci0n de Direetfya. {
z CdIterfddd.
'3 Cagnas, mario 28, 1922.
Sr. Perez Eosaca, San Juan! So
Concarrirem6s reniir dIsfiao sheiiel
naje cadaver don Pedro Afsdaga, co.
1nisiones Casa Espaha Y Colonfa rs
panola.
Yauco, MARIO 26, 1922
J. Perez Losada.
secretario Casa de Espana,
San Juan.
Correspondence su atento despacho
y esta Junta Local acuerda en-
war representation para asistir a Ia
conducci6n del cadayer de nuestro
ilustre fenedIdo don Pedro Arsuaga.
Simon Bermej0,
Pfesidente Jdhta Local.
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Yauco, MARIO 26, 1922
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Perez Losada, San Juan
impossible asistir apto rcnducci6n
cadayer seiior Arsuaga RpegoIe re-
presentar esta Jupta que lamenta pro-
frndamente perdida 'distinguido COM
patricia.
Perez B0lvo.