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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
GEORGE MATHIASEN
IS GIVEN SURPRISE

A farewell surprise party was
given George Mathiasen at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Skov, in Fords.
Games and singing were enjoyed.
Mr.. Mathiasen will leave shortly for
Springfield Seminary where he will
study for the ministry.
The guests included: Misses Mary
Johnson. Esther Skov, Roslyn VI.
Fries. Amanda Skov, Elise Jensen,
Emma Agerholm, Elsie Jensen, Kar-
en- Jensen. Opal Anderson, Clara Oh
sen, Margaret Olsen, Elna Ludwig
sen, Mabel Olsen, Rev. A. l.. Krey-
ling, George Mathiasen, Louis c.
Schelling, Richard and Kurt Schnei-
der, Raymond Overgaard, Herbert
Ludwigson, Herbert Mathiasen. AL
win Skov, Alvin Hansen. Frank
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Skov.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
BABY PARADE
HERE MONDAY
Will be Big Feature of K. of C.
! Carnival Which Opens To-
morrow Night

The annual lawn fete of San Sal
vador Council No. 299, Knights OF
Columbus, that is to be held on the
grounds of the council in High
street, will open tomorrow night and
continue until and including Mon
day, Labor Day. September 4. Fin
ishing touches are being made today
for the decorations and arranging
the stands and various booths about
the club grounds foe the opening
that is to be held under very auspi-
cious arrangements.
Leo Burke, chairman, with the
others on the various committees
have worked hard for the past sew
eral weeks in getting everything
ready and it is without a doubt that
this years annual event like all
others of its kind will be a success.
There will be three grand prizes
awarded at this years event con-
sisting of 500 for the first. $50 for
the second, and S25 for the third.
Everybody will be given an equal
chance in these and besides there
is going to be q lucky prize of IS
each night awarded as a gate prize
RnG the holder of the number must
be on the grounds when the num-
Der is called. There will be a
rumber of attractions each night
and there will be dancing in the as
sembly hall of the clug house.
A feature of this years
event will be the baby parade That
is to be held on Labor Day. Mrs.
Thomas Christopher is in charge of
this part of the affair which is going
to be bigger and better than the
one held last year in connection with
the lawn fete. All entries should
be made to Mrs. Christopher at her
home, 10 Centre street not later
than Saturday so as to get a place
in line.
This event is open to the public
and all those desiring to enter their
little ones in the parade should do
so before Saturday. The parade will
start at $3.50 o'clock from in front
of the grounds. There will be twelve
prizes awarded in the parade, four
in each of the three divisions, that
will make up the line OF march.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
THEATRES

Through sheer merit Lon CLANCY
has forced his way into the ranks of
moving picture stars and the general
appreciation of his work in The
Trap" which Is now showing at the
Strand Theatre, proves that the pub
lie really appreciates finished acting
in its screen entertainment. Chan
ey's unique powers have been made
the most of in this powerful and
soul-stirring story of the Canadian
northwest.
1.-THE Trap" has ms of the best
and most imaginative fights ever
shown upon the screen. Most of 1t
was taken in absolute darkness. One
sees nothing but the cleaning eyes
of the half starved beast. dashing
and hurting through the night. An
occasional fash of light shows a
man and beast locked in deadly en-
brace, or crouching for springs. The
: sSectator experiences a strange feel
ing of conflict as the gruesome fight
proceeds. 1t is uniue and effective.
The picture has vengeful hatred
and the love of a child mingled in a
manner that makes The Trap" a
photoplay and gripping appeal and
ono of the NOSE enjoyable produc-
tons of the year.
CLANCY is we'll supported by Allan
Hale in the role of the American
promoter who steals his mine and
sweetheart and turns the lovable
trapper into a human wolf. Thalie,
the sweetheart who proves false, is
given a remarkable Interpretation by
Dagmar Godowsky, who is the
daughter of the Russian pianist and
In private life is Mrs. Frank Mayo,
Others in the cast are Frank
Campeau who PLAYS the part of a
Northwestern Mounted policeman;
Herbert Standing as the French
padre: Irene Rich as the teacher
at the far northern station; Spots
woodie Aitken. as the Factor. and
little Stanley Goethals as the baby
who wins Gaspard back to manhood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
HEBREW SCHOOL TO
HAVE PICNIC SUNDAY

Friends and pupils of the Perth
Amboy Hebrew School are looking
forward with anticipation to the pic
mic which will be held at Holly
Park, South Plainf1eld, on Sunday,
September 3. The Solomon Brody
Auxiliary is in charge of the affair,
and has promised a most enjoyable
days entertainment to those who at
tend. The members of the school
and affiliated organizations are cor
daily invited to come out and nave
a good time. Transportation will be
furnished free to all who meet at
the school, IN Fayette street, at s
A. M, Sunday. The committee in
charge follows: Miss Eva ScltZer,
Mrs. NJ. Kass, Mrs. Sherling, Mrs.
Rachlin, Mrs. Goodstein, Mrs. NJ.
Gavronsky, Mrs. N. Jacobson. Mrs.
Semer, Mrs. S. Plain, Mrs. B.. Cav
rcnsky and Mrs. Stein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
ENTERTAIN MANY
ON THEIR BIRTHDAYS

Robert and Arthur Ellis enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home recently in honor of their
birthdays. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated in a pink and white
color scheme. Music was furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ellis and
Mr.. Johnson. Misses Gladys Ellis
and Margaret Kondas entertained
with a number of representations.
A buffet luncheon was served.
Along those present were Robert
Ellis, Myrtle Ellis. Mrs. Bennett,
Gaynor Bennett. Russell Johnson
II John Johnson of Spotswood,
Mrs. Howard Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ellis, Misses Evelyn Ellis
and Elaine Shean of Jersey City,
Misses Margaret Kondas and Gladys
Ellis of Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
WOODBRIDGE TOWN HALL
ACTION TO Be TAKEN SOON

WOODBRIDGE, Aug. 30.-From
present indications here it is likely
that Eefore the end Of this week
New Brunswick will be the scene
OF condemnation proceedings in a
move to acquire the Temperance So
ciety tract here, located on Main
street at the monument. The site
in question is the location for Wood
bridges new town hall, although the
township already possesses founda-
tions and the beginnings of another
structure on the School street tract.
Litigation and pickering among
the supporters of each location have
delayed the construction of the bad
ly Eeeded new building for years
and it is thought likely now that
prompt action will be taken to start
things moving on the Temperance
Society oun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
PROBLEMS DISCUSSED

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. Sore
vision Of the book of m pray
er, including the proposal to elimi-
nate the brides promise 40 obey"
and the bridegroom's endowment Of
the bride with his worldly goods
from the marriage ceremony, were
among the religious problems up for
consideration before the bishops of
the Episcopal church at informal
conferences of the members of the
House of Bishops starting here to-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
FOUR BIG GUNS" FOR
DEMOCRATIC OUTING
CONTINUED from soage I,

From county seat come whisper
ings o the greatest and bes. outing
of its kind in Middlesex history"
New Brunswick Democrats are also
hoping and praying for good wealth
er that will be an ugury of success
at the primaries and general cleo
tions combats. The committee on
ticket distribution reports an ad-
.ance sale of large proportions and
the county seat expects to send at
least 1000 good Democrats 10 For
est Park.
The clambake and fish dinner will
get under way about 3 o'clock, while
the circulation of candidates and de-
livery of campaign addresses will
continue all afternoon and also cut
a large slice out of Thursday night.
Many are to be called but those
chosen are in doubt in some cases.
Recent meetings of Perth Amboy
Democratic organizations have ex-
pressed harmony as the keynote of
the statement looks as though it
were true, although Perth Amboy
still harbors County Clerk Bernard
M. Cannon and former Senator
Thomas Brown within its gates.
L: il understood, however, and
prominent Democrats vehmently
support the assertion that harmony
really does exist. If not. then siren
uous efforts are being made to bring
it about. The impression gained re-
Gently is that while there may be
rivalry between two factions. per-
sonal differences will be dropped in
an effort to elect Democrats, wheth-
er of one side or another. Harmony
then, is the word and will continue
be the outlook unless tomorrow's
developments reveal new storm
clouds.
The route to Forest Park will be
by way of Metuchen, with a detour
there following the trolley tracks.
Forest Park lies on the left hand
side at the entrance to Highland
Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
MISS MARY PETROVAY
IS GIVEN SURPRISE

A surprise party was given Miss
Mary Petrovay, at the home of Miss
Anna Kubinak, in Carson avenue
Sunday night. Dancing and play
ing of games were enjoyed. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
red, white and blue streamers. Ur-
ban Kubinak, gave several violin
solos. Refreshments were served
The guests included: Caroline
Yanotko, Mary Kudrick, Rose Stat.
ford, Theresa Regal, Margaret Web
er, Mary Petrovay, Anna Kubinak,
Helen Stafford, Isabel Colt, Messrs.
Paul Yanotka. Andrew Stature,
Paul Yankotka, Urban Kubinak.
John Egnat, George, Worp, Michael
Vetla and John West of this city,
and George Near, of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
To Resume Fight

PENSACOLA, Fla. Aug. 30-The
crew of the wrecked New York
Brazil seaplane Sampaio-Correia are
due here this forenoon and will
make an immediate inspection of
the SC No. 2, in which they are to
continue the flight under the aus
pieces of The World.
They shipped the two big salvaged
motors of the Sampaio-Correia to
Philadelphia by a Ward Line vessel.
Lieut.. Hinton has the same party for
the resumed flight that he had at
the start and all are enthusiastically
waiting for the new hop-off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
PLAN CELEBRATION

PerthNAmboy Review No. 81, The
W~man's Benefit Association of the
Maccabees, held their regular meet
ing last night at Red Mems hail.
Plans were made for a birthday cell
ebration of the order to be held in
October. The review will celebrate
it's twelfth birthday.
All plans were completed for the
state picnic which will be held at
Columbia Park, Jersey City, Sep
TENDER 8. The members will go
from here in a special bus. All who
are going will meet at the post Office
not later than / o'clock. At the
close of last nights meeting a social
time followed. Guests were present
from the Railway Review.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

GENEVA, Aug. 80 (By The Asso-
ciated Press):-The meeting of the
Council of the League of Nations,
which will be presided over by DOM
icio da Cana, Brazilian ambassador
to Great Britain, has been postponed
until tomorrow for. the convenience
of certain members.
Extension of the Washington
agreement for reduction of naval
ornaments to include countries not
parties to that accord is one of the
questions to come before the coun-
Gil. This probably will be recon-
mended in a report to the council
by the Disarmament Commission,
which is expected to finish its work
this week,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Plan Theatre Party

The Industrial Clup nel1 their
regular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Damgaard in Neville street
last night. Reports from the outing
to Coney Island were given. Plans
were made for a theatre party to be
held some time in the near future.
A social time followed the business
session. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Alma He!selberg
in Maple street on Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Greeks Hard Hit

LONDON. Aug. 80 (By The AS
scciated Press).-The capture oil
A1un-Karahissar by a superior
Turkish force is a serious blow to
the Greek fortunes in Asia Minor,
In the opinion of military OBJ
servers here.
A1un-Karahissar is a vital posi-
zion on the Berlin Bagdad Railway
and constitutes one of the most I'M
portant supply bases of the Greek
Army. The Greeks nave been IN
possession OF the city more tnan a
year. during which they
lated vast supplies and powerfully
Intrfnehed themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
TO BUILD At SEWAREN

NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 3O-A
building agreement has been filed at
the office OF the county clerk between
Steve Kilka, of Swaren, and Joseph
Perensenko, a builder. Of Perth Am
boy, for the erection of a bungalow
IN Conlin place, Sewaren The
building will cost $3.50 and must be
completed by the first of October.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Cat Scorns Steak

WINSTED. Conn, Aug. S0-A cat
which has its home at the power
station in Litchfield, having &C
quired a taste for frogs legs. now
turns up her nose when beefsteak
IS placed before her, according to
George Arson. an empioye at the
power house. The cat catches the
frogs at a nearby brook and eats
only the hind legs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
CITY BRIEFS

Middlesex Council No. SO, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, will meet tonight at Odd
Fellows hall. The final report of
the excursion committee will be
made at this time if those members
that had tickets out will make their
report for the number that have
been sold.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Danish NJ. E. church, will hold their
regular meeting tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Anton Nelson in Maple street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

Mrs. John Weiss of Brighton ave-
nue., and Mrs. Max Weins;ein, of
Gorda1 street. seriously injured last
| Friday afternoon when an automo-
bile in which they were riding, col
lided with a truck of James But
Ter, the grocer. are still at the
| Perth Amboy City hospital, where
they were taken following the acci-
| dent. Mrs. Weiss is suffering from
a severe fracture of the left leg and
Mrs, Weinstein received g frac-
tured nose, fractured thumb and
| bruises over the entire body, n
and face. The condition OF both
women is said to be fairly good.
CITY Clerk Graham announced
| this morning that many candidates
! in filing petitions are using Ola
| forms and he wishes to advise that
In accordance with the passage OF
|, a recen law. all petitions mus
| be- in by September p.
Holes in the pavement along
| Smith street are being repaired. AS
| phalt is being placed in the holes
| and then a steam roller goes over
same, similar repairs have been
made on other streets in the city.
Progress is being made in the lay
inc of sidewalks on New Brunswick
avenue from a point in the vicinity
| of Mullen's farm to Rogan's Corner
A good sized gang of men are al
work on the site of the new Y. NJ
II. A. building at the corner OF Jer-
ferson street and Madison avenue
The regular weekly
luncheon and meeting of the Lions
| Club will be held in the Packer
House tomorrow.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12

UN sNUMER0 MJJY INI'ERESANEE
El Tedtro Am6ricd Sc ha yisto con-
curridfsimo estas dos noches, en- que
trabajaba el cuadro artfstico de Que
forma parte principal la distinguida
artista Lolita Duran, que va en- la
buena compaffa de dos actores exec
lentes, Manuel Alyera y el sr. Reyes.
Los nImeros presentados en- los dos
espectaculos que han constituIdo una
gran attraction en- estas dos noches'
han sido francamente del sagratiOs DEL
pGblico que ha tenido para los SIM,
paticos artistas Ia mas cordial acogida.
Tanto Lolita Duran, como. los seiio-
res Alvera y Reyes, han sidoI oYacio7
nados por. el piblico que reclamaba
constantemente su presencia en- escena,
y es de sentir que compI0nis anterio-
res no permitan seguir actHando en-
EI Amesyea a fan bnenos artistas, que
saben aNdenarse desde el primer mo-
mento de Ia simpatfasdeI pdblico y nos
han hechO pasar ratos muy agradables.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
RuMoREs DE RENuNcIA

Sc hablaba aver en- los cfrculos po-
lfticos de que ell Attorney General Sc
nor Mestre, iba renunciar su cargo,
d causa del inesperado incidente Rel
ly-Dfaz Collazo, pero hasta ahora no
hay confirmation del rumor.
Dasde hacc tempo Sc dijo que el
Gobernaador I'll la5da j tenfa 81 proposito de lle=
var al iSso no s. de Attorney de PuerTe
rico 4 senior John Il. Gay, combina-
.ci5SlS ~ dGe iEasta ah5fa 10 se hatSlq po7
diAa lssE sr3 dle kegdn parase,
)ssf YlslEa 81 tspet
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
Ell AUTO DEL DIR. DE JUAN \
ARROLL0 al UN VEVNDEDOR DE
PERIoDICos

s Aver "a las cuatree ys media de "a
tarde yen la calle de Salvador Brau,
ffente al establecimie entD de muebles
IS del sehor Margariaa, el autom6Fil Il M a
3 3zs sIlnerol 440, pFopledadEdel pr Re Juan 4
iiss5e II, y,smanejRdo port ssmissmo, arrsollo al
.vendedor de periodieos Juan Guzman,
lanzandclo a La aceta. Ell muchacho
al nnomento quedo sin sentido. En- el
mismo autom6yiI fyA conducido la
sala de socorros, donde el practicante
SeyiIla le practice las primeras Gu
ras.
YariOs testigos que, preseneiaron ei
accidente, nos infornan que el auto
10 yenfa una velocidad mly mo-
derada.
Apr0vechamos esta ocasi6n para la
marie la atenci6n al jefe de "a policfa'
seaor Berreteaga, acerca ae IA velocf-
dad que iIevan los AUTOMOBILES den
fo de la pobl on Icg verdaderas
mente escandaloso yer como ccrral
esus rllallf fellrs pQr las GALES sle san
asA Juan, ptecIsamente eh Ias horas cuan-
B n do mas trafico hay enhl ID cfddad
Sc lace necesario que "a policfa az
san juan tome una melida en el
asnnto que dejamos sehalado plies de
Is contEario llegara q ara due no ya
pbdefse crtEzals Ia scaIle por TENOR
de 70 essr bajg VI Eaeaa as Aa auto
Hl&viL s sF.s. Il, s.e Nj sIs
sxl In
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12

san Juan, z. r, April 3, 1922.

san Juan, p. RI, April 3, 1922
f ST.. Administrator de Ill IMPAIR
CIAI, As' !: .'.Is ss'sls i..'.'ss.
lIuy senior nuestro y amigo
Para tener efecto ct IL del corEiens
tie los siguientes tipos de hete de New
York a Puerto Rico han sido reduci-
dos: ss5 \ 1ss'' AZ .''i
MADEIRA: no excediendo de g. Il 49,
sin considerar Ell largo 1890 porl
1000 pies B. M. '7s
SExcediendo de 81 < 81 sin conside-
rar el largo $500.
Trayiesas y Crucetas, $1,000 por
1000 pies B. IN.
Pilotes v postes de telAgrafo, 5000
por pie lineal; 81 son cTeosotados, el
nismo tipo mas Ell 151 1por ciento.
AImid6n en- sacos 8 barriles, $3.50
las 100 libras. Empacado de cual-
quier otra manera % centavos por
pie cubieo 56 centavos las 100 IL
bras.
Galletas pilot, en- barriles cajas,
$0.12 pie cdbido.
Maletas de libra, $0,23 pie c1bico q
$3.50 las 100 libras. Il. i nstaIs
Maletas de piel, $O.28 pie c1bico q
5000 las 100 libras.
Todos .estos tipos estan sujetoss q IN
. : \ 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
NO Els TEMPO

I'll Gobernador ha dcnegado el in
dulto a los confinados Pascasio Colon
Rodriguez, Luis Perez Rodriguez y
Heracfio Felicialio; Ia libertad baio
palabra Lifs sRosado Rosario Vi a
Jose 4. Badrena: la conmutaci0n de
seIitenSIa l Artennio Nayedo, Eduardo
Rivera. Roman Y Santana Colon GAR
cfa; Y Id restitaei0n de defechos eli
viles Y poIfticos saina1do Garcia
Marfero, TeodOfo Eaftagena BartO-
Tome Rossis. Casanova * o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
SO que irlforma ell
Attorney General J,
Erase del ST. Barcel6

Esta mafiana ha sido muy visitmlo
Lei Attorney General ST. Mestre j entire
los caballeros que le vieron esfa el tsp
Barcel5. el Fiscal de Ponce 81. Font,
ef Sir sanmillan ! Redactofes de Ia.
prensa. q
sQue hay de cierto le pregunt0 Ell
Redactor de III Impartial en los mo-
tiyos de destitucion del Fiscal de San
Juan Sr. Diaz Collazo?
Acabo de escribir una carta al
Gobernador proponiendo como Fiscal
de San Juan seccion la. al de la Sec
ci6n "a. Sir Massari. No qiiero ahora
sdecir NADIA resnecto del asunto de la
sdestitncion del Fiscal Dfaz Coliazo
Es cierto q: hay una 81 earta & cable
respecto de distitucion q sQlicitud de-
renuncia de TIA. mislno, AIestfe2
NADIA de ESQ Sc diio Il Attorney.
La designation del ST. Massari paiece
lees es tcdEftl0 q n = VI
bernatior 8 el Attorney
Per0 desde eI nomento que usted
propone sustituto ara el seior Diaz
Collazo, acenta, sagin entiendo, Ia ye-
racidad de los hehgs aaucidp Ell Ia.
destftncion
70 no pN1 lment liscu-
tirle Al
tsngo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
MERCADo DE AZUcAR
Cable recibido hoy por Lamborn 8
Co, San Juan, de su ofcina de
New York.

Martes, MARIO IL. Mercado mas
frme. Ventas: $4,000 sacos de Gu
ba para embarqde en abril, mayo IS
a 21s; st, 900 .sacQy de Ffllipinas, a es-
ppechladores para Z eihbafdue en- abriI,
G niGay6 q s:s8 costo, segiiro y fete.I AL
cernrarse ael tilTdrcado habfa Vendedoras
para ahibsafqug en- la seg1hda quinea.
ma de abril a ~. z 3s .Its
"a ~ Dfos1G
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
81 BA1EE DEE sABADo

HAY mucha animaci0n para 81 bal
le en- el sClub Deportivo9 de- Baya-
aadn. Il sabado Is. dc los eorrientes J
suscribe Ia cortes invitacion d. hemos
fenido mucho gusto en- recibir, la dis
tingl1ida seiiorita Eva CesterO. Ia
iarana-baile promote ser un acoateci-
nlientD social, pues Sc espera concu-
rreAcia nulnerosa Il Ia fiesta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
EL MANDAMUs DE JIMENEz
SICARDO

Antes de aver por Ia tarde, fu6 ex7
pedfda una orden por el TRIBUNAL Su-
,premo en- pleno para que eI dia a
del cofriente a las 2 p. M, conlpa-
rezcnn ante el referidO tribunal todas
las parties interesadas para argnmen-
taF ii soiicitud de maiidanlus presen-
tada por el ex juez municipal de San
Juan LcdO. yim4nez .Sicardo contra
el G0bernador Rely, por haberlo Sc
parade Hegalmente de su cargo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
LOCIA FIDELIDAD

Los siguientes documentos perte-
|necientes ID Logia Fidelidad G. Q.
II. de o. +. en- a." han sido archiva-
dos Ell Ii oficina del Secretario Ejecu-
tive: ''
Certifcado hacienda constar
Que q ST. Juan Martinez hal sidca
Incmbrado Digno Abogado, en- s4stfg
tncion del ST. Jesus Nazario. cue res
nnncio. rs 3sa ss sI,is3 Hail
Ii 2y- Cartifeado dAe eleccidntde drec-1
stores ao6cjales, en- elfteual fgufan
los nombres de losI sigulentes / seiaoa
res: Victor M. Buenahora, NOblelI
Grande; Luis M Crespo, Vice Gram
de; Alcides Pab6n, A. D. del Noble
Grande; Pedro Pagan, A. !. del No
BILE Grande; Francisco Feliu, A. D.
del Vice Grande; Temfstocles Rani-
rez, A. l.. del Vice Grande; Elpidio
Pab6n Tur, Secretario Electo; Darfo
Murray, Guardian Interior; Placido
Feli1 Servera, Noble Padre; Denetrio
Flores, Past Noble Grande; Jer6nimo
|Rsgan E0stedio, v Ram6ns4Ao Merca-53
der, Past NobleI Padre. sTodes sdichesl
saaarea son stanbiAn .diFaetaresa
|.s8 nfosAnemahha correspondence
alamo. 1924. d yI0sssb saau9afIffts s2 q
is1a4 lts4-4 = 49, .4t4.45ss ..s4tt4F.45 On
81 REsdIsU CLONE i 5IS9I IG1AIsES
isiss E9 5aaitg i;
Es faetD tDIsgRITo iSEGFsND D0u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-12
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