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New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
DEATHS

beloved mother OF Emily ana tn. ia,e
Ge0gge y ass alstsr FuneTaI from her late
day. February ~. at so a. m thence
10 St Catherine = Church 1880 St. near
r.asicm A1sis9aa'% will aV be "srrS ''S Of
nIGGERs- At Hempstead \. y sophia
L.. wiNHw Of W.lliam J. Bigsers. aitel a
short llness. r bruarJ. "a Funeral s~r,
ICES at late residence, Fulton nv. Hemp
stead, J.. t., Monday February p o ,.
at p. m. lnterrlent private. ruesday
morning a. Greenwood Cemetery. Train
1"a vcA Pennsyivenis Station go . u.
Flatoush av.. 81 p n.
BLAtsON Jeanne. Campbell Funeral
Church B'way, s6th st. until Monday.
BLAISON -- Jules. Campbell Funeral
Church B'wsy, ssth st. until Monday.
EKEI-T--On February %. 1922. at Buffalo
n. T.. in his soth year. Rev Cornclii-
Brett ID son Of tho lste Rev. Philio
New York. husband OF Helen &. Kunyon.
end father Ok Mrs. William II. i5oococA.
Of Runa!o n Y ana Philip sliiledoler
Z ices ct Bergen Reformed Church. Jersey
s1ty g neights Monday 'a.o9rnins. February
ers. Intcrment private.
ChErENDFR- February Is. Anna
&ei.son Kemp. VIE OF the late John
Sosison c&rprnder Notice OF lunera!
casr.iN v4No-on February - 49,
Eugsnia D.. III her 10Th year. beloved
No n. Cs Charles 4. and A Irene at
Aer home. 4s9 I'd at. Brooklyn. y Y.
igneral services Monday afternoon. Fab -
ruary ct, at O'Clock al the home OF
her son, II Garfield Place. Lynbrook.
!, I.
CASrf F~On February q. 1922. Elizabeth
(. beloved vito Of James W.. in her o5th
year Funeral from her late residence As
F,dert Lane. BrooAlyn. y. V Monday.
February q. at 1890 a. ~. Requiem
mass al st. Thoir,s she Apostle Church..
Benedict aV., at ii q. N.
Ess F.HrI'l'--s Suddenly. On i'esraafv -. 1922
Robert Armstrong. beloved hcsba nd of
Mary 4. Freeman. Funeral services et
his late residence. Basking Ridge ~ j.
on Tuesday. February q. Il D. III.
FARMER-Philip IL on February 25 be-
loved husband CT Margar,. (nce Mcrer~
ruottD Funeis! from mis- late residence,
!, Vest SD rt., 1uesdaJ. February IS.
Al 10 Il. m Requiem rna.s at Church
Of 81. Paul tho Apostle. Irternent
Caivery Cemetery Automobile cortege.
FOsTER-Martin a. on Saturday. Z. b
ruary -, Of 6l0 Riverside Drive. Srrv-
ices 81 c. Homes Bunnells Funeral
Chap 40 81. %.cfojas sv, noar l72d
ST. Tpesca.'. 10 d. m.
FRAZEE February 25. la2e At his resi-
dence 2la West fobth ST., David Chris
tie, husband OF Anna S. Frszee Serv-
ices at West End Presbyterian Church,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
BOARD OF EDUCATION IvC'rt RES
Manhattan n,A Irony

tend Of the Times. Us Professor 10 son
= Mead. at NashlnSton Irviur Hlyh
school Irving Place and sixteenth
Strcot
"nrena OF me Tir-les by Professor NN-
Da'n u. Otis. at PHe;ini Hal rIft5
SIKH street and Broadway
''Ireud 'f The Times by Arthur p Rees
Morris High School. i56th Street ant
foeton Road. 'he Bro.%.
Books That Every Dns Should Nno.q.
'iyanhoe and OH Mortality bv an
Walker scott by Predecessor j. g. car. er
troop, At Public school 100. 80 n'est
lesih street.
Plays OF thu Hour oy ,,,Ss Ade s.erliag.
at New York Puhil Library IoiAo.s.9s
supar. Branch 34i rsst Teuth Street.
Last icctme here this season.
''Ine Man Who DH"rcafl.e NeaVy i{anul-
cap Carnegie b. .svaiusar !. ron5oror
At public school A., l5sth Street and St
Nicholas Avenue.
'The Dignity Of Strength" b. Arthur j.
Westermayr al Public School 50. s2s
East FIFTY seventh Street Stcrcopticon
ttnr~
THE Face OF France" ~ Or. Harry Webb
harrington. at Public School $50 St
Nicholas Aveiue ard .afth street.
nenfal y. cieue: What fcpr 'geeth DO for
YoJ and What You Should 10 Ger 1our
Teeth b. MaNNsli fau Chodos, H. D.
s.. a. Labor 1cmpie. southwest corner
Stereop7icon views and motion pictures.
Violin recital, by MISS Marie ueutee her. At
<ew York public Library ,oS Vest
lS5th Street.
"g'he Ferod Of the spanish American
Van" BY Father Daniel c. Cunnion. at
Sr Columbia Hal. 34s West Twenty fifth
street. Stereopticpn views.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
.I.ANENs, Nl-N NEnArR

James Bloccher mcmbor an Old
Nm iar> ta.... WHO served with the
1th Rogima IL the CrN War. died
ttldaF al his home in ScsrsdaIe. n. (.
lie was oiehtv-seVen wears old. the son
o. Anthony aad Cornela Van Ben
thuHsen Biceylser. He was a member Of
Lafayette Post. l}0 OF the G. A. R.:
the Neterans 81 the 1th Roginent and
the Associate, Of tho Eneineer Corps
and Company X of the rh Regiment.
Funoral services VIII be he'd at 1880
e m. TO-DAY ia the Church Of ST. James
the Less, in Scarsdale.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Americans Attend Mass in
Church. slcaiicalcd To Them

R0.li Web. - Members Of the
american eoieuy in Rome. eludents
from .ne American College and others
.t5eu1>d pou,i,c2l mass this morning
IN cac Nnureu of Santa Susanna. dcdi-
cAted ~ Pope Pi4s 81 70 Catholics of
The cn'rl States Mass Wa celc-
b., Cardinal .s0aretti. and thc
MAS preached by Mousiruor
MahoncE chaplain Of the American
anerous mombos of The clergy as
sls ting at tie altar eavc added solemn
ity and impness lvcpees To he service
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
2OOEntertained
AT Reception in
WAITS Home
Sunday Afternoon Gathering
l. Enlivcned by Informal
Dancing: Benefit for Bows
III Bi|tmorc Music Room
Elagicr- Guests at Dinner
annual Ball for Strangers
" cliarr Fellowship Will
BE T. en- Tonight

no Sunday afternoon reception cs-
tso'isnod ITS CAIN 20 popular favor
carly In the season and number Of
we'll known hostesscs have availcd
Themselves of this medium for dis
rers'ug informal hospitality. Even
WHOM large number of guests arc in
,'uicd I'm the affair or musicale ls
combined with tho reception degree
III irformal'ty IS still preserved which
possible with no other form of en-
tertaining
NJ and Mr.. Christophcr WYATT
nose thus manner of receiving their
r.cnds yesterday afternoon at their
home "a Gramercy Park. More than
ooo guests werN present and an infor-
MAJ ds.'c vas made part Of the rccep-
ton. Assisting Mrs. Wyatt AT the tea
table were Mrs. George {. White, Of
Nor York Mrs. Granville Fortescue.
of hi0gton. Miss Sylvia Van Rcns-
seiaor and Miss Marion Nrugor Coffin.
a tea and reception for the benefit or
tic Home for Homeless RoNS. arranged
DF Mrs. 7. 4. &. Franklin, took place
esterdaN afternoon lu the music room
o' teo Biltmorc. Mrs. Marguerite Baker
HARRISON gave a bricf talk on her cx-
pericucos IN Kuss'a as part OF the pro
gram. Tho focelpte from the benefit
~ Nt' t't''i t' tue NR'N OF IhN
" omen 6 Auxiliary of the Home for
Homeless BOYS, of which Mrs =. A. $.
rankin is chairman
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hardness Flsclcr
were the guests Of honor At a dinner
asst night at the Ambassador No.ol
given by the members OF the New York
symphony Orchestra. Among some or
nos ~ present We're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
". Iatt, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Warburg
Nr. and Mrs. Walter Dsmrosch. Nr
snd Mrs Albert Coates and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin T. Rice
The annual benefit bail for the
Strangers Welfare Fellowship of the
city Of New YORK. VIII be given to-
night at the Hotel Bltmore. DANCING
Will begin at 9 O'Clock Among the
iatronesses or the ball who are IN
terested in the work The Strangers
Welfare Fellowship repre cu,s arc.
firs. Franklin D- Roosevelt. Mrs.
'harles :. Whitman. Mrs +. N. Y oil
c.eot', Mrs. Dougias Robinson. Mrs. f.
n Stlres. Mrs. J. Townsend Russell.
Mrs. + " Crowacr. Mr. Henrv \. b
Darlington, Mrs. Nathan A. Seaclo.
Mrs. Louis V. Stotesoury Mrs f. II
cement. Mrs. Clarence \. Peacock.
Mrs. John Y. ". Reyndels. Mrs WI
am Barbour. Mrs. Edward Iautcrbach.
MSS Doro'hca Darlington. Mrs T. A
gillespie. Mrs Herbert Noble. Mrs
yal S. Copeland, Mrs William C..
Breed. Mr.. Alfred " kiddle Mrs.
ieary Spadone Mrs. William j Bar
res. Mrs. Zc.ah Van Loan, Mrs Edward
Immins, Mr. Louis b. Rolston
Nrs. Frank Merrill Seamaus. Mr.. Hugh
Gordon Miller, Mrs Charles Vincent
Paterno and Mrs. 6. A. Helm.
Mrs. P. A Valentine viii open her
home, East SiNty-ninth Street, this
afternoon for = meeting at which Miss
Emma Mills VIII give talk on books
ard plays TO a coterie Of Interested
women. who have been enjoying d
se'ies OF these talks by Miss Mills
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Society Nn.ea

Miss Katherine HYDE is in New York
from Cooperstowu. n. y to spend q
short time with nor parents, Mr. and
Mrs William Iruslow Hyde. who are
at thc Ambassador Hotel this winter.
.lr. and Mrs Charles Holland Duell
at the RITZ Carlton. where they make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs Robert LeFcrts have
come to New York from their home at
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Birth, Engagement, Marriage,
Dcatl, and In Memoriam Notices

nav Be fclephoncd 10 The Tribune
any time UP to midnight for IN
scr'ion in the next days paper.
Iciephone Bcekrlon 5000
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MARRIAGES
s - DEERT.AFNDFI

WILKINS DBERr.AENDER - Mir and
Mrs. Er'la !. GDerla ender Montclair.
Y. T.. "iso "a announce tho marr.age II
thHir darelier. Elsio. to Mr. Donsld \
Wilkins, Of Eoa nohe, Va, on February
GnN
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

Mrs. P. A. Valentine viii open her
home. East SlNty-ninth Street, this
afternoon for q meeting at which Miss
Emma Mills viii give talk on books
and plays TO "A cotcre Of Interested
women. who have been enjoying d
se'ie OF these talks by Miss Mills
OF kindred subjects.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27
Going. (eHs To-day
"a y

pl
''.ag. an Museum Of Nalurai History sd
Nf.t'opo.itsn Museum Of Art sdnssf on
,ouarium. admission froo
Agw ~ foiN Historical societ, admission
Nso eofiaaat Park Museun admission
Geological rars: admission IS cents
r'HteIg nN X r. Haulpsardt on "Guasses
ai ~ ui9re Of civilization. Town
t'ell. i~@ West Iorts-third streel, u
Meeetine Of ne directors Of The Gi~is
t'fs4e1 Public Schoels Athletic League.
,es.aruce Of MIS- Willard u straight.
Lcese1rc 10y 2. r. Banngardt on The
Anglo Saxon and the Practical Nina -
BROOKLYN Institute of Arts ana sciences 'si,,.
Lecture hy -siice r. coseo on "uomcric
',ieece. Netropohtan Museum Of Art
Lecture by Or V NJ. Bssliss on aro1-a.
feeial Forces and phenomena IN physi-
College SIS East Twensy-sAth street.
NIGHT
& soe X ag@ Ss9l~s2r 81 ,5aga Aa2i9h ersoa On
ssrgery." Acoiian HAL S:l5 o'ciocS1
Entertainment and dance 81 the Patrol
i.aen.s H. ne1oient Association. Madison
lectur, by George NJ. AIgar. o,, The Gov
ern"r's Prison ProgrAuA' city club OF
New Igrs % West Fort -'oortn slScei
organ recitai. Calvary Protestant Eplsco
pai church, fourth Avenue and twenty
nrst street SO o'clock
hsetufe by Ereasricl c; Carp. on l
IN lrs'itute Of Ar's and Sciences
Academy Of Music. o. e-oci1.
Lee ure Av Jalncs Carson on "Ncxico " -
West nist' ninth Street. 70 O'Clock
Lectnre b. -Na5.ie Mathews on CITY AMI
'onnty CO. 'nnlent bersrtnen;s.7 paah
'omlauriiy GoDncl!, ii.a PARK Aveace.
riNcli.
Locture ~ tho Eee i,r ~anos y. Ca or.
How 10 Master the Eng - Rible." Neg
Nofn Hible Society, i;est Forty-e ghl I,
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UNDERWRITERS
49, -
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY
SSSd 81. BY Harlem Train by TroI.sy
Lots Of small size for saiaA
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

East Morchos Long Island, ard are
at the Nanderbit
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

VVRH ES.At Ms IaTe residence
clifford av.. Jersey city. on Sunday. Fab
Iuary 20, John J. Voorhees,, husband o.
Anne ". voorhees, (nee Coil.er). Funcrs,
services al 81. Pauls Z. =, Church Dun
can av., 1uesday. February 28 a. & o. ,i.
Relatives and .iiends invited II is e
uursted that no flowers be sent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-27

FRAZEE- -t'ebrusry 25. 192e. AZ his resi-
dence 2la West iosth St, David Chris
tie, husband OF Anna S. Frszee Serv-
ices At West End Presbyterian Church,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
UN REGURSO ANTE
Ell SUPREME

Para el de febrero esta sefalada
en- el Tribunal Supreme la vista del
recurso de Cerciorari interpuesto con-
ira la Corte de Distrito de Ponce, por
el Sr. Pedro Nieves, Comisionado Mu-
nicipal de instruction de Guanica, que
fu6 citado por el Juez Foote para que
mostrase causa porque desacataba la
orden suya de restituir Ell su empleo
al senior Clemente Rodriguez Carlo, de-
puesto como tai Comisionado por la
abogadO Arizona Siaca representara al
Sr. Nieves.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
Los GIaRdeS &IitOS
del I" "Ria|tO"
Los Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalipsis.

FL Cine "Rialto" que tiene un pti-
blico tan selecto tan constante, ha
visto desfilar por su sala que tiene
siempre un ambiente tan confidential
v tan grato, a todo el publico de San
Juan, que ha lido a admirar esa estu-
penda cinta que Sc llama Los Cuatro
Jinetes del -Apocalipsis. La empresa
del "Rialto', comprendiendo que una
cinta como esa habrla de contar con
un publico expectador numerosisimo
combine sus programa de suerte que
ell todo San Juan ha podido admirar
la estupenda cinta, repetida tres We
ces al dia, durante tres dfas consecu-
tivos. Es decir, que la cinta ha pasa-
do nueve veces ante la renovada asis-
tencia, y siempre el 'Rialto" Sc ha Wis
to pleno de publico.
Verdad es que los inteligentes en-
presarios del simpatico teatrito de la
calle de Brau, han cuidado con mucho
esmero la presentation de la pelicula
que adquiere vista asi, como la he
mos admirado por segunda vez sin el
mas leve cansancio, sino al contrario,
con un interes creciente, con una emo
cion renovada ylpalpitante, un yalor
extraordinario como reproduction ad-
mirable e insuperable de la genial no.
vela del egregio escritor espanol vi,
cehte Blasco Ibanez. ,,.
Ell notable maestro Augusta Sana-
bria, ha combinado- una selection mu-
sical que subraya con extraordinario
relieve emotivo las escenas culminan-
tes de la pelicula que consta de ca
torce actos, en- los que ell interes dra-
matico va en- progressive aumento.
Hay dos momentos de suprema emo
cion en- la cinta, en- que la competen-.
te direction artistica del "Rialto" ha
querido asociar ell encanto de la voz
humana "a la patetica sensation que
produce en- nuestro espiritu la vision
del drama subyugahtel; aquel en- que
la fan1osa artista canta La Marselle- !
sa, en- un cabaret, exaltahd6 el senti-
miento patriotico de los ffivolos asis-
tentesi al la fiestaanocturnaj Y aquel
otro, todo lnelancolfa, EN- Due surge a:
nuestra vista. la tlesolada vision de (
in vaato oefaenterio sembrado de- CRU
eesi Una deest4 4s,senala la tlnnb a de
Julio,l: Desqoper1 2 Hay tInas, if ores
rneGqak spbrella tfRra,.humedecida. pnri
Il Aaaat0 -dedDs. psdrese de la heFmana
Observation-Disclosures Ham 'tefmi4lad0
su oraei6nilE AeliaGBTpnpsn llas 4igdras
)rantesir1SenNa8i itGdcay perotteb pail
lre vuelve,j yuelve y Sc, derrumha, mas.
9slqp plgae arrodilla, sobre.,la tierra Ha-l
8pNida por las manos palpitantes que
9uscanf tremulas 5el cuerpo del muer- |
p como 81 quisiegan, enYolYerlo enj
ana, Garcia de tefpura. J. .!el ,padre
Jesolado Sc abraza a la cruz ,colmo 81
Sn el santo signo de redeneion, Sc ;hp-
5iese refugiado el alma del muerto y
vierte con la amargura de su llanto
Ia dulzura de sus palabras que son
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
DEL MENT|DERO
POL|T|CO

1 i
En- los mentideros politicos Sc han
dicho noticias espeluznantes durante
los 1ltimos dos dias. Reframos al
lector algunas de las mismas, previ-
niendole que 81 les da algun credito,
es por su sola cuenta y no porque yo
Sc lq exija:
ST Mr.. Stanton renunciase su car
go, Mr.. Wilson no tendria inconve-
niente en- aceptarlo, dejandole con
! gusto ell Departamento del Interior al
senior Fernando j. Montilla, a cual-
quier otro ingeniero americana o ma
1.-Two que ell gobernador- -quisiese NOM
brar, 81 es que su voluntad Sc incli-
nase sacar Mr.. Wilson del sitio
en- que esta bien acomodado. Ell pues-
to de Ayudante General de la Guar
dia Nacional de Puerto Rico que de-
sempenaba Mr.. Wilson, aun no ha
sido cubierto por 81 el quisiera volver
a ocuparlo; dado que no cortinuase en-
ell Interior nj llegase la jefatura de
policia.
ST vacase la coronelia de la policia
insular, muchos elementos de valer
recomendaran al gobernador que>nom-
..bre coronel, al teniente coronel del
ejercito americana (Resewa) don
Raul Esteves, efciencie Official orga-
nizador que fue de los campamentos
militares de esta isla en- el tempo de
la Gran Guerra. Ell coronel Esteves
es graduado de la academia nhilitar de
West Point, una de las academies de
justo renombre universal.
Tambien seran recomendados para
dicho puesto por los partidos politicos,
ell comandante Munoz Morales Y ell ca
pitan Mariana R. Pesquera; ell pri-
nero subjefe del Departamento de
Justicia el segumdo director de la
Prohibition. Hay otros aspirantes ma
tivos Y americanos. Noticias frescas
seiialan entire los americanos Mr..
Hull, secretario particular de Mr.. Rel
ly, Mr.. Hull, del Progress y al CO.
mandante Siegmond, segundo jefe de
Aduanas.. lt 971j:t PIG. -
+ Hay:indicios ciertos de- que un in
geniero americana empleadoF, en la {
Central. ,Guanica, 81 10 nomhrasen, We /
ria con mucho gusto su traslado a San
Juan para ser !Comisionado del Inte- /
rior, ..a,a ~, .sf t.e ~ot !
No estan ofcialmepte copfrmadas
las noticias de- que 81 lse4pr Gonzalez
Font renuneiara ,su cargo de subteso-,
rero de Puerto Rico, de que. .el Dr."
Goepafga, a,a aaiH4lmpira aiH4lmp IA dirgacei4gp dql Ma
n}icQmi9 ylddee,,q d, qqe M M pgigSF psiggSFon}ail de al-p
gunoS lnegQeeiadqSo De 5b TeSofffPria Fiqf sera
cambiado, Sc ha ldlegado q fdlecir sin !
ning1n fundamento, de verdad que dQA
Jose E. BenediRcto renunciapra uln4p de De ta7
sorero. ..,.. o,.,. e.
ultf Ultima n9fh homra RI sea Sc dice con o inissiisten
cia por colntadas personas, que Sc pc,
dira con caracter ureente a la Iunta
Central por diecisiete mil unionistas,
que Sc declare de una vez fuera del
Partido Unionista al senor Juan B
Huyke quien, al decir de los peticio
narios, es uno de los republicanos de
mayor Y mas fuerte conteXtura repu
blicana con que cuenta ei Partido Re-
publicano Portorriqueno. La oficina
de la Junta Central MEGA que tai pc
ticion haya llegado pudiera llegar
sus manos.
I'm AsOciado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
Ell. JUEz ARR1rLAGA, ENFERMo

Aver por la mahana asistio a la
Oorte el honorable juea Arrillaga,
pero tuvo que retfrarse debido ha-
berse enfelmado. Ha pedido diez
dfas de liceacia para trasladarse a
Aflasco, con el fin de curarse y aten-
der tamEi6n un nifio que there en-
fermo. Los juicios de la secci6n Sc
gunda de la Corte Municipal. fueron
yistos aver tarde por cl jueZ especial
seilor Castejon, quien seguira yiendo
los pendientes, 81 Sc lie concede la
licencia que con justa causa ha pc
dido el juez Arrillaga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31

Dfaz, de Gnayama otra por viola
ci6n la ley Nolstead.
Como el acusado neg0 ambas acu-
saciones,. ell iuez OdliD seilal6 To
rres por la acusaci0n de tentatiya de
.soborno $4,000 por In de violar Ia
ley Volstead $4,000.
Ayer tarde presto ambas 1ializas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
IMPORTANTE REUNION

Sc da suma importancia a Ia reu-
ni0n de lfderes unionistas que Sc veri-
ficara maiiana en- ell despacho del pre-
sidente de la Cdmara senior Coll y Gu
chf,con aSistencia de este
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
CLARA K1MBALL YOUNG

cuyos triunfos dltimamente han sido
unanimemente recollocidos. ofrece al
publico de Puerto Rico su tercera pro-
duccion extraordinari.. ,tiuiada "Por Ell
Alma de Rafael, cuyo estreno Sc veri-
fcara en- los cines "Tres Banderas".
Febrero ?; "Olimpo". Yiernes, Febrero
3; "Rialto". sabado. FePrero 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
PASAJEROS QUE LLEGARON EN-
Ell CARACAS, DE SUR AMERICA

Ernest Gehrenbeck, Sergio Santos,
Petra Coll Abreu, Francisco Andino
Charles L. Lehman. Lila VileS Wy
man, Edward l.. Bate, Frank Ledes-
ma. Ramon Colon p. Pedro Morales,
Sra. Pedro Morales, Srta. Josefina
Morales, Carl L. Muller, Emilio Drago
Y Joviniano Pineda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
vAIGA La REcTIFICAcIoN
I'm AsOciado.

Mejor informados podemos ,decir
hoy que no es verdad que aver ocu-
rfiese algtin disgusto entire los sn'iores
Roberto H. Todd y Jose Coll Cuchf.
Tampoco los republicanos han re
comendado Mr.. Nc Clure para jefe
de policfa, ST recommendation al ca
pitan Hurtado para Coronel INFERNO,
puesto que va estd desempenando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
FELL VICTORIES, MEGA AMBAS
80 ACTSACIONES

Ell AGJSADO PRESTO LA FIANZA
Aver por la ma1ana compareci6
ante la Corte Federal el individuo
Felix Torres. de Caguas, con el fin
de leerles las acusaciones que lie ha
hecho el Gran Jurado, una de tratar
de scbomarI al iSub-Mal4shal Pale2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31

7 II 9ro ,tis ).o T. etatcofq s.;.
f9m999 m999ep qIa qIarrnllla para iqafeno pseo ttfbe
,el ssHqSA9 de paz, 81 largo aufn!o dc %
~ % ha df,aeaspertsr sat va 44nqfael f1l,Is
cbbaiffh0 bfaif@60l lAaHeppte, obXgss apt2qAasf q99ss
~ IffIpena laf ls9 pIeggaHia pIegaHia 2dpiGisiMs,a q Ays
9a m9aaria, , de GQunq{aE, ms qHs flapta s9n1 ind st
nta i; (lua dplIzura IL SSHrta, R02aa R02aa Ala4ff{ Ala4ff{ a$
rrios. Fl efeefto pat9titoe IS fs5 def d!esff6Qt tTo
AAgo que IS m maf fafbHRs5ftte fHs5ftte qE2 hl9sotros
mismos, nos sacude, nos 9TRr.irmFIee, n ~ 70
ne en- npestra g5i;g ga5r;ganta el jahqgp De rfn
sollozo..n '"'''''' ''''''.'?''',, = :. y
81 pobre Xielioe elioe m no llora solo sobree
la tQmba de ,su .hiio. MuchQs. beilos
oios, en- la oscuridad de la sala, han
dejado correr el llanto Y asi, cuando
el APPLAUSE del p1blico estalla neon
tenible, como un trueno, en- la sala,
nos parece una irreverencia tai vez
Pero es que el arte, ell artc puro que
puso en- nuestros ojos la humedad dc
una la2rima, junt6 tambien~ nuestra
manos, con soberano impulse, en- Ia
vibracion de un APPLAUSE irrefrena-
ble...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31

Ell valiente caudillO del eiercitO
imperial aleman, MARISCAL Won
HINDENBURG, vestidO con la roA
pa del simple ciudadano, una vez
terminada su brillante campaiia du-
rante la Gran Guerra Mundial. Ell
Mariscal, va retirado de la vida mi
litar, dedic0 sus hOras mas apaci-
bles en- la quietud de su hOgar, a
escribir su famoso libro 'MEMO-
RIAS DE MI VIDA, en- que ha
descrito con admirable maestria.
las campafias mas sorprendentes en-
que fue el parte principalisima. Es-
ia obra, que ha sido acogida con
una gran sensation en- todo ell mum
do, esta la venta en- las Librerias
de los Sres. Cantero, Fernandez &
Co., al modesto precio de so ctvs.
tomo, libre de franqueo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-31
BALE EN- Ell CASINO ESPANOL
DE RIO PIEDRAS

Nuestro buen amigo ell Presidente
del Casino Espaiiol de Rio Piedras,
don Jose Martinez LllOnin, nos invita-
al Bale de Sociedad que ha de lie
varse a efecto en- la noche del de
febrero, en- el, domicilio social del i'm
p0rtante cfrculo.
Fl bale dard comienzo las ocho y
media de la rnPche y dada la apima-
ci6n que va fAiste, promote aqedar lu-
fidfEsfiEmo. go .,rt r. n1gr9, Il
II Danes las graeiasI all populag pfe-
sidente9el Casinoi Espailoh de Rio Pie-
dEas por la 'atenci0A tepida con no
sotros. .:5nee ian,tt. III ui'Il '''
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-06-09
YANKEE RIDGE

Mrs. N. w. Taylor Of Morris spent
Saturday at the Ward Taylor home.
School district No. a and 70 held a
joint picnic at Pomme de Terre Lake last
Friday. All report a fine time.
AL. Swanson and little son Kenneth
were Morris shoppers Saturday.
Gus Hagen and Nels Nelson of Cho-
kio were calling on friends in this vicin-
ity Saturday. They were on their way
to Red Rock to do some fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kussatz and
aughters, Malenda, Lula and Evelyn
were Sunday visitors at the L. S. Jewett
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson spent Sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Jewett.
Mrs. Ward Taylor attended the school
picnic last Friday at Pomme de Terre
lake given by her sister, Miss Gladys
Towner.
Miss Ethel Thomas is helping Mrs.
Gus Johnson this week with her house
cleaning.
Miss Malenda Kussatz returned to her
home in Darnen township Tuesday after
spending a couple of days at the L. s.
Jewett home.
Clarence Taylor and Roy Heaivilin
attended the dance at Harry Sunduists
on Tuesday evening.
Stanley Ryan was soliciting votes in
this neighborhood this week.