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Evening journal., 1922-04-25
BERGDOLLLOSES
S75O,OOO RIGHT
Court Holds He Cannot Re-
cover If Found Guilty of
DeSertiOn
BIG VICTORY, SAYS
COLONEL MILLER

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Grover
Bergdon, the draft dodger. has
sNst another round in the legal battle
to recover property valued at $3.50 e.
90 belonging to him. which was
sesed by the alien property custo-
dian.
The allen property custodian will
not have TO surrender Berdolrs
property II the Government can
prove that the draft dodger hos
been convicted OF desertion from the
army and that he Is a fugitive from
justice, Justice Bailey. OF the Su-
preme Court OF the District of Co
lumbia, held yesterday In overruling
a motion by counsel for Bergdou to
strike out portions OF the amended
answer OF the alien property custo-
dian to the suit brought in Bergdolrs
name by his mother. Emma c.
Bergdoll, Of Philadelphia.
The court-martial conviction Of
Bergdoll as a deserter. the answer OF
the alien property custodian declared.
deprived him Of his American
citizenship and prevented him from
suing to recover his property. Il
was also asserted that Bergdoli
being a fugitive from justice. could
not be heard in a court OF equity.
because he did not come into court
with clean hands
J. S. Maxwell. OF Philadelphia. at
torney for Bergdoil moved TO strike
out the portions OF the answer as not
setting up good defense 10 the ac-
tion brought on behalf OF Bergdou
When the courts ruling was an
nounced Government attorneys said
they would submit proof to sustain
the two claims of the Government.
Colonel Thomas w. Miller. of Del
aware. alien property custodian
hailed the ruling as a great victory
for the government. He said Berg
dolls property can be held indefn-
itely and that he expects the gov
ernments position TO be upheld In
the higher courts. Bergdol. hs
added. was In a worse position thar
the average German whose property
was seized during the war Ever
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
BE SURE TO GET YOUR SHARE
OF THESE DIAMONDS

OF THESE DIAMONDS
59c Tissue Gingham, 45c.-The
largest assortment to choose from
in fast color. and the price AZ
for Diamond Day is. yard fJC
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full new colorings, 40 inches wide;
regular 45c value. Diamond Or
Day. yard . OOC
81 Embroidered Wolfe, 75c-A
wonderful bargain in this stylish fab
ric; navy. copen and brown ground
in various color dots. Regular ST.
value. Diamond Day. 7E
yard .... tJC
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
LINEN AND DOMESTIC
DIAMONDS
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DIAMONDS

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OF crepe de chine, each DI
Flesh Gowns, good quality, CO
blue stitching " UJC
Envelope Chemise. lace or en-
broidery trimmed; many good
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Sl.5O. For Diamond c1 IN
Day Ol.lJ
White Skirts with deep lace
hounce or embroidery trimmed; So
and 81 value, for this CT E0
day only Ol. .OU
Flannel Dressing Sacques. 75c
and 5 value. Diamond Day On.
price OJC
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
DIAMOND DAY SPECIALS IN
WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR

Bungalow Aprons, made Of good
grade percale; value $l.25. Ct
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Cloth Skirts, made of all-wool
serges, medium sizes; value Ct
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Special lot soiled Georgette
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Day .... VJsJJ
All S35 Tweed Suits spe- COR
cial for the day - OLJ
Nurses White Uniforms, also
striped ginghams and blue cham
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Evening journal., 1922-04-25
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this is the place to get them.
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Diamond Day Special. yard p1
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for Diamond Day only. yard U1
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yard . Ul
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Evening journal., 1922-04-25

under general decision returning
the property Of former allen enemies
he said Bergdolrs property would
be subject TO a special decision.
If you can't get a man like Berg
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

doll under one law you can get him
under another" said Colonel Miller
This IS a preliminary move toward
bringing one of the most notorious
criminals to account"
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

that Il seems impossible for any 20
survive. the people are struggline
hravsiy against overpowering circum-
stances
her people are depending on outside
aid for their existence. but because
occupation OF their land by hostile
----ces and the consequent interruntion
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

CORSET DEPT. DIAMONDS
Royal Worcester Corset. low
bust; $3.50. Special for CT IN
Diamond Day - O1 .JO
Trimmed Brassieres, 75c cE
value. Diamond Day OOC
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
IEWELRY DIAMONDS

JEWELR1 DIAMONDS
One lot of Jam Jars. glass bowl,
metal top and spoon. SPe- II
cial, each ... sOS
Metal Girdles. several different
colors and designs. Very co.
special. each ..... O0S
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
Americans Find Armenians Victims
OF Circumstances, not Beggars

T he Armenian
government would
soon be able to
work out It's own
salvation ~ could
enjoy a brief oe
riod OF peace. a.
the opinion OF an
American Commits
sion which has JUST
returned 10 the
United States after
an exhaustive sur
vey Of the situation
In the Levant.
This Commission.
which was sent out
by the Near East
Relief made a per.
sonal inspection Of
conditions fro m
Syria 10 the Cauca.
sus Mountains. In
addition. the re.
ports Of relief work
ers who have been
long on the Geld
and Of government
officials we're care
fully examined
In those few
districts where the
Armenian has been
able TO live In
peace he has thor.
oughly demon d
strated his abilltv
20 care for himself
and his own" de.
clares Charles v.
Vickrey, genera
secretary OF the re-.
lief organization
who headed IN,
Commission.
Naturally indus.
trious. with an In.
herent diHtaste fol
accepting charity
II has been IN,
Wholesale disorderi
of the past yeai
that hava nra.
vented the people,
from realizing theiI
,cherishso dream o
g stable. indepen
lent government
Even IN IN.
present crisis. will
starvation an
cholera m AKIN
such rapid inroad
into the POPULATION
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
CHILDREN'S WEAR STORE
DIAMONDS

Infants White Coats. regular
$3.50, 81 and s5 ones. cS
Special . Ok
Muslin Drawers. hemstitched with
neat pin tucks. ~
Special ....... IJC
Betsy Brown Linen Dresses in
pink. blue and tan; sizes Ct Or
2 to 9 years. Special at pl .ZO
Girls Gingham Dresses. regular
50. Ages 8 to "a years. GO E0
Special ....... UL.OU
LADIES' GLOVE DIAMONDS
Fownes' button Silk G1 or
Gloves. for the day Dl .OJ
Fownes' l6-button Fill f1 En
Osette Gloves ........ 1Is0U
Kayser's Silk Gloves JUG
Kaysers Chamoisette II
Gauntlets . 6OC
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
FOR DIAMOND DAY

Ladies Grey. Pongee and Sand
Silk Hose. Isle top. 81. C1 IN
Diamond Day .. U1 sJO
Ladies Black Silk Hose. O.
$3.50. Diamond Day UA
Ladies Silk and Mercerized
Sport Hose. $50. Dia- Ct 10
mond Day .. Oh -
Chidren's short and three-quar-
ter length Socks. Diamond %
Day. pair .......... GON
Ladies Lisle Bodice Top Union
Suits. Diamond Day. 35c; Ct
3 suits for Oh
Boys Porosknit Drawers. broken
sizes. 10c, OF 3 pairs 0E
for EJO
Ladies Lisle Thread Vests. o.
SOC. Diamond Day JJC
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
The Famous Pink Stamps Given on All

$3.50 Louisine Silk, $1.29-New
stylish plaid Louisine Silk. yard wide.
Colors are brown and white. navy
and white and navy and green. Our
regular $3.50 quality. A big spe-
cial for Diamond Day at. G1 10
the yard ...... U1 .LJ
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
BOOK DEPT. DIAMONDS

A reduction Of S on all Bibles
at $3.50 OF better
One book, any selection. at 75c.
and one magazine. your 7E
choice. for " tOC
Cook books reg 81 81 2T
for the day - D1 .ZJ
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

These are stamped in assorted
designs. Come early for these.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Average Bond Prices
Thursday. October 10. Ise
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Except for a sharp upward movement
in the tax exempt Liberty 31as, which
at one time got up TO 103.02, compared
with their previous close OF 101.22. and
a rise to 100.14 in the new Treasury
AIS. a high record. yesterdays bond
market was a rather quiet affair. with
the trend OF most other issues slightly
lower. The greatest losses were In the
speculative bonds. chiefly the low priced
rails and fractions. but declines in only
a few instances reached a point or more.
Obligations of the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railroad. Seaboard Air Line. New
York. Westchester and Boston and others
were under moderate pressure. Inter-
borough refunding Js were in supply.
New York Central convertible deben-
ture 6s got up to around 1861. gain
of more than a point. In the foreign
Government group French Republic 7hs
and SIS moved lower in sympathy with
the drop in francs. British issues were
not badly affected by the resignation
OF Premier Lloyd George. Profit taking
In Liberty 31ss toward the close brought
them back to around 1915. Steadiness
marked dealings in other United States
bonds. The turnover of all bonds was
$15,l13,000
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
MISSOURI PACIFIC
6S OFFERED ATPAR
SIS, 100000 First and Refund
ing Mortgage Bonds Sold
to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.

The Missouri Pacific Railroad Com
pany has sold to Kuhn. Loeb & Co.
s5.50O.000 first and refunding mortgage
s per cent. gold bonds series ID" due
February 1, 1s49. similar to bonds of
series ID" at present outstanding. The
bankers are offering the bonds for SUBJ
scription at 100 and accrued interest.
The purpose Of the issue is to reim-
burse Missouri Pacific for capital ex-
penditures and to provide funds for the
purchase OF new equipment. The first
and refunding mortgage bonds are Sc
cured by a direct lien on all the rail-
road properties of the company includ-
ing about 6.694 miles directly owned
valuable terminals. depots and bridges
and upon all the equipment owned by
the company.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
SAYS TRADE RECOVERY
IS AT CRITICAL POINT
Bank Declares Situation Calls
for Discrimination.

This country is at the critical point
In business recovery and 1t Is now to
be demonstrated whether the combined
Judgment OF American business men
will prevent developments which easily
could nullify all the progress made thus
far. says the National Bank OF Com
rlerce in New York.
The situation calls for careful dis
elimination. the bank continues, be-
tween expansion of demand which Is
evidence of the slow and normal recov-
cry from business depression and de-
mand which reflects purely temporary
conditions; courage TO resist the tend
ency to bid for labor and materials at
rapidly rising wages and prices. and far
sightedness enough TO be willing to
forego the temptation of imnestiate
profits which might be made on rap
idly rising market for the sake OF per-
manent prosperity and the avoidance
OF disaster.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Island of Montreal bs.

The Guaranty Company Of New York
and Wood. Gundy & Co.. which pur-
chased S3,100,000 Of Island Of Montreal
metropolitan commission 5 per cent.
bonds. are offering them to-day at 96.33
and interest, to yield about $50 per
cent. The bonds arc not redeemable
before maturity on November /. 1912,
and are to be the obligations Of the
commission and of the sixteen munich
palities. They are fully secured by tax
able, immovable property OF these mu-
inequalities. which have an assessable
value of $S56,426,59s and net bonded
debt of $113,721.407.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Baltimore q o Canada sout

Gent Pacific
| 30yr 3ixs 20
| 10....... a1h
Ger de Pasco
| Copper IS 81
| f.......123
| f.......12S
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
NEW ARGENTINE LOAN
BIDS FROM y. S. FIRMS
Warrington Hears Total Ia
About 500, ,OOO, 900.

, WASHINGTON, Oct ls.-The Govern
ment Of Argentina has received new bids
from American banking firms for loan
of about $1oo.ooo,ooo. It was learned
here to-day.
loan of ss12.ooo.ooo recently was
contracted by the Argentine Government
with Blair & Co. Of New York. but It
failed OF ratification by the Congress Of
Argentina
with sso.ooo.ooo loan maturing at
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

the end of this year and the need Of
additional funds by the new adnainistra-
ton Of Argentina. new financial opera
ton is considered necessary. 1t II UNDER
stood negotiations for the new loan are
being made on conditions and for an
amount which will insure approval by
the Argentine Government
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO RAILWAY co.
General First Mortgage ~ Bonds Dated

The Central Union Trust Company OF New
York, Trustee, gives notice that II will re-
ceive sealed proposals to sell the above de-
scribcd Bonds at rate not 20 exceed 102ts
and accrued interest the total offer to con-
sumo not more than the amount OF Sixty-Four
Thousand Six Hundred Dollars 1854 ,6O0)
Sealed proposals. will be opened At the
office Of the Central Union Trust Company
Of New York, so Broadway. New York. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. on the 1st day OF November.
1872.
CENTRAL UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY f. J. FULLER. Vice President.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
New Bond. Awarded.

The City Comptroller OF Albany. N. Y,
has awarded $735.000 OF AZ per cent.
municipal Improvement bonds to Barr
Bros. e. Co. and Remick, Hodges & Co.
Jointly for a premium of $9.62s. Ten
other bids were received.
A total Of 100000 of 4Is per cent IL
year road and bridge bonds of Ebens-
burg, Pa. has been awarded to the firm
of Lewis & Snyder OF Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
American Tobacco Redemption.

The American Tobacco Company has
called for redemption its $10.000.000,
series L. per cent. serial notes on No
vember 22 at 101 and accrued interest.
The notes were to have matured No
yernber /. 1923, and represent the bal
ance of the original issue of $2s,000, 900.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
U. $. to Approve Cuban Loan.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.--Authorization
of the American State Department for
notation of the $50. 100000 loan recently
negotiated by the Cuban Government
was formally requested to-day by DR..
Arturo Padro y Almeida. charse Of the
Cuban Legation. He was assured that
the washington Governments approval,
required under the. Platt amendment.
would be granted.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
PROPOSALS.


TO THE HOLDERS OF GRACE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY MARINE EQUIPMENT FIRST
MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT. SERIAL
GOLD BONDS.
\ Notice Is hereby given that sealed propo-
rails will be received until 3 O'Clock. r. NJ,
on Monday. October GARD. 1922, for the sale
TO the undersigned of bonds in any amount
UP to en- aggregate of two hundred sixty
thousand two hundred eighteen dollars and
sevcnty-nine cents t$260. 2fs.79l OF any series
Issued under First Mortgage of Grace Steam
ship Company 70 The National City Bank OF
New York. as Trustee, dated December J..
1919. The right is reserved TO reject any or
all tenders. Payment for accepted bonds
will be made surrender and transfer OF
bonds at tho office OF W. r. Grace Co.'S
Bank on October 25th. 1922, on which date
interest will cease on bonds purchased but
not delivered. Proposals should be addressed
to "W. II. Grace Co.'S Bank. Bond Depart
ment. Hanover Square, New York City"
Dated. New York, October 20. 1922.
GRACE STEAMSHIPS COMPANY,
By MAURICE BOUVIER. President
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

An issue OF $i.ooo,000 OF per cent.
bonds of the Dallas Power and Light
Company Is being offered at 94 and in
terest to yield $40 per cent. by a syndi-
cate consisting OF Harris, Forbes & Co.,.
Lee Higginson & Co. and Coffin G. Burr.
The bonds are due in 1852.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Peabody, Houghteling e. Co., Inc, are
offering 100000 Of first mortgage per
cent serial gold bonds of F1fty-five
Park Avenue. Inc. at price Of 100 and
accrued interest. The bonds are dated
November I. 1922, and mature from
1924 to 1885.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Stacy & Braun are offering 100000
Of per cent. street Improvement bonds
of Gastonia. N. c.. at prices to yield 4.70
per cent The issue is due serially from
1925 to 1s41 and constitutes direct OBJ
legation of the city.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
out of Town Issue.

The Liberty Central Trust Company
of st. Louis is offering $4,000 of road
improvement tx per cnet. bonds OF
Monroe county. Arkansas. They are
dated September /, 1922, and are due
serially to September I. 1912.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
peaoon oil Co.. soc. Oct. 20 Oct. 80
=. q. Brill, pf., a., Bio. ....Oct. % Nov.
California Packing Corp, O..
4f.5O .........s... NOV. oV iJec. ~
ons;a a.. sisS. ................ % Oct 20 Nov. 1
O. ......................oc Oct. 20 Nov. I
Mass. Gas, pf., a.. S2....... Nov. Is Dec. I
National Surety Co. O., SO. Dec. Jan. 2
New England Fuel Trans.
Co.. fcd. cd.....................O ...Oct % Oct. 81
Pacific Fire Insurance Co,
extra. Jce..................O Oct ~ -
stern Bros, pf. q, 2qo. ..... Nov. 10 Dec. I
Tampa Electric Co.. q. t2.50.Nov. I Nov. 10
Turrnan OIL Co., mo. 1q.... Oct 80 Nov. 20
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

Brazil 7M
coffee In 81
receipN
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
DOMESTIC.

Busl, Ter Big
LIST 70 1880
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

lo-yr ohs ou
4.......ffi
Chicago 4 NV
gen 3iss 1857
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
o. s. CERTIFICATES AND NOTES.

acceptable In payment Of Federal taxes
on the dates Of maturity.
Interchangeable for United States Govern
ment ~ per cent bonds due October IS. 1852,
until further notice.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
LONDON. OCT; Ie.--t'oliowins are the clos
PENNSYLVANIA OIL.

on CITY, Pa, Oct 1e.--crcdit balances,
~. Runs 1880. average 5o.5f4; shipments
tissse average 5e.ifo.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20

New York Cityf All Coast Line
AVS May q io-yr Is ,os,o 1SSo
New w. York City All Coast Line
AS Nov 81 As 1904 so,,
,1O6M 49,. e9h
New York City Atl Coast Line
AVS I063 LIST 4s 1852
4O .io6K l....... eIH
New York City lV.....- osn
| 1901 bs 1881
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS,

q 80. .io2h iosNP I 's5. % .os
3s c 80. e2 oS Dofc ss 'e5 es 100
* r 'ss: .icsa 1854 p r 4. '5S.s.is :.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Colorado q

Cxt 4nS l6cd
1....... e7x
Colorado 4 So
LIST As 1929
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
RANGE OF UNITED STATES GovERNMEryT BONDS

l00.o6 100.10 4.24 2,4ol
sUncalled tCalled.
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Am Suxal
IA 1897
Am Tel 4 Te

Am Tel q II
eli "a 1Q4A
The New York herald., 1922-10-20
Indiana Ste
n. Hn60

16..cash h.J02
1.......10k
Int Rap Tran
cv Is 1892
when issued
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27

1854. y desde aquella 6poca, vanos
hanssido los esfuerzos de Roma = Gre
cha para u.nir sils dos Iglesias en- una
sOla, como anteriormente ccnvivfan.
Alguhes miles de griegos, sinembar-
90, v otrGs puebIos que figuraban bajo
el solo de la Religion Ortodoxa, Sc
han sometitlo a la autcridad del Pa
pado Romano, coIidici6n de que Sc
les permitan las tradiciones inhescn-
tes su Iglesia Griega, tales como la
communion de ambas maneras, cl ma
trimonio del clero, la discipline de la
Iglesia, los ritos y Ia liturgia Tales
feligreses son conocldos por Griegos
Unidos; v en- particular son 6ilos, los
griegOs Y albaneses refugiadOs en-
Italia. algunos romanos de Ia Tran
siivania; ilo5ss io5ss rtatenioSs en- en- Galicia hdn-
CARA yh los dse li'krania. $50
{ I'm dos IEstad0s 3Enidos cat6liccs y
griegos viselte eafi peHecta hcrmandad,
religiosamente nabIando.
- : 4 I'd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
Sc tene. en- estudio IA fusion de Ia
lglesia Ortodoxa a Ia Silla
de San Pedro

ma. Ellos quisieran que Roma fuera
vista como SO ven los Patriacad0s
de Aleiandrfa Jerusalem, Antioqula
" Constantinopla. rs decir, simple
mentc como una autoridad patriarcal
y no papal. Assse Y
) La rivalidad entire griegos v roma
nos, que Sc remonta a 10 mas primi-
two de la Historic, tuvo SUI origen
entire ambas Iglesias de este modo.
Cada yez que el Obispo de Roma obte-
MIA una ascendcncia seilalada dentro
dc las funciones polfticas y religio-
sas sobre el mundo, Ia oposici6n de
los griegos era mas sefialada. X Sc ha-
cfa mas profundo el trecho q. las iba
separantlo cuanto que ia Iglesia. Ro-
mana representaba uaa, perdadera
arlst6eraeia, 1iiiehtfas Ia Igiesia Grill
ga c.lnlnapa ,dIrecdamente hacla ia ia
s!iQIifii91 - sf,SikHs1 Sli1Iss sGsf,se 2
dsnlocg9 d lesi n tiFaci6n mas abgoluta.,b oisa
FiHalMeateq eli Papa Pies hi Eeseoi
nAulgo al PatriaFea de Grecia el aio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
I aStI q hILE-IlfIUN rJlIVJ IhIsIIJtI7 lle9 ll5-
N0TICI.AsSo.5 5T p46.IAIsESso1stss
CORTE DE DISTRITO -DISRITO
adIgP PRIllIERO. r5fg

En- los tres casOs Ile Rafael Bernabe
" E4efedefos de Octavio Garcia Sal
gad6f Y Manuel I Benftez Flores, ei
ei4mer6 B6f asegGramiento de- eredfto
yre6bro de ldlhafo u heT seghndo por CO.
BRO ade services, ii Corte obsera6 Que
no habai1 sid0 debidamefite iempiazado
los iefedef0s testamentati6s de la su-
cesi0n demandada v orden6 Ia stIspen-
sion hasta que los demandantes, lleven
aquel requisite.
Federico Porrata Doria VS.. LuciIa
Torres. por Divorcio. Id C0rte dict0 sen
tencia declarando al demandante de-
sistido de la acci0n.
Jacinto Suarez ' esposa vs.. Herede-
tos o. Garcia Salgado y esposa por
Ejecuci0n de Hipoteca, la Corte orde-
no la cancellation en- el Registro.
National City Bank vs. Celestino Pc
fez Rivera (Cobro de Pagare.) La
Corte decret6 Ell aseguramiento de La
efectividad de la sentencia.
Adolfo valdes Us. Vicente Arrfvf
Disoluci0n de sociedadl, Ia Corteso or
dena Sc borren sus nombres del record
delseaso. par haber est0s cesadO en- stl
representation.
I Ia Corte en- Ell case de Administra-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
SOLO PIDEN LOS SACERDOTES
GRIEGOS QUE SE LES RECO-
y. NOZCAN Los PRIVILEGIOS
QUE HASTA ATI0RA GOZAN

La elecci0n al Papado del eaFlenal
Ratti, quien es conocido va en- el,mun-
do por Pfo XI, ha dado OCCASION a
o.ertoL aeontecimientos, kanto mas
asombrosos cuanto de fnesperado tie
men. Uno de estos ha sidD la reciente
vista Roma de una delegation de
la Iglcsia Ortodoxa Griega, que fu6 a
expresar su satisfaction Y mejores
deseos al nuevo successor de San Pedro
en- q solo pontiticio.
Lo, que cxpresa csia vista Sc sim
plifica en- cl reeonocimiento tacito,. de
la autoridad flel Papa, foemog eiaCjefe'
de Ia Cristiandad; y pesiBlemehteb rOg
mo el primer paso .dad0 parap1a resE
mon de las Igfosias Ronlaaa yGtsriea
ga, causa estd 4uel haoisido tdneiars
(liehtemenre sexpuestanigi z Ed6fendtda
Lgdr s. s. Leon XIII tgIsI X yoiBeaisa
dict6. XVI ~ ~ s1nlifTse alEtoS:
Pof mdche siglos asta uhf5h I'D 8sis
do csperada por Ia hnrnailIidad. Pef6
ID SaYIsa principal Due aae f1terpb63ne
contra eI deseo natural da, ahlblalssl 70, 70
lecti9idades religiosas, e IA obstina-
ci0n de los griegos a no aceptar Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
II OF EL Z S
PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad para 25O
pasaieros.
El hotel ideal para hombres de ne
Rocios y turistas de experinecia.
Habitaei6n con bafo para perso-
ma, desde $1.SO.
sHabitaci6n con baio para 2 perso-
4as, desde $500.
n Restaurant la Carta. Precios mo-
dicos.
I Cuando yisite San Juan haga del
PALACE su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-27
CARIBE

I situado en- ell coraz6n de Ia ciudad.
Perfectamspte acondicionado con to-
dos los ad Rntos modernOs. Ascenscr.
TelsfOnos agsI6cas habiciones con
ba6o privadO y efectos sanitarios. Es-
pecial comfort para familias y pasa-
jeros. P1aeI6g noderados.
Tel@fonos asa 1908. p. O. Box 306.
Gale de San Francisco No. "a, San
Juan, P. r.