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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
CLARINGTON

clarington. O.. Aug. lS.-Gus Muhie-
ma, of Martins Ferry. Is a visitor mere
Roy Greenlee returned to Wheeling
Monday from a visit to his home Tor
several days. -
Mrs. Edw. Mehl. OF Massillon o.. Is
the CUES, OF local relatives.
Mrs. Frank Dietrich and daughters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

and that he repeated these ministrst'oas
for two days.
In Pittsburgh. Douglas was sum
moned. according to his story. 70 nc.
Graws room. There he was auestionso
bv Judge Lands. who finally told NC
Graw that he couldn't use Douglas any
more.
while he was in the sanitarium' Doug
Lac said McGraw fined him 500 ana nve
, davis pay, and then he was give M pin
for taxicab fare and treatment In inc
sanitarium. Tho latter amounted 70
1924. -.
~ was broke" the big pitcher sad.
ct thought McGraw had fred ma l
haven't got any way Of making q living
except In baseball. and was sore on
McGraw. I had to do something Tor
living. 80 wrote to Mann.
I'm not sore at Mann because ne
turned the letter over to Hickey. 1t
| was all my fault I Just didn't realize
what I was doing"
A cook Is made, but q rooster Is
horn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
HOWARD DEAN.

Funeral services for Howard Dean
prominent local musician who was accl-
dentally killed al New PhiladelphIa
Ohio. last Wednesday. Will be held AT
the late home lis North wabash street
Island. Sunday afternoon az O'CLOCK
The body Is at the Mellott undertaking
parlors IN Bellaire. lnterment VIII %
made IN Rose Hi cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
MRS NELLIE RoBREcHT.

Funeral services for Mrs. Meme Nus
sell Robrecht. -. wife or pan'ei ho.
hrecht. will he held at the nome 81 1
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. RusseI''
NccoIIoch street. this afternoon at
o,c,ock Rev. George F. LooEhart. Sr"
aston ~ the Wheeling Baptist Temple
viii he IN charge. Trterment VIII ne
made IN Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
NATIONAL ROAD MARKED

Work Of marking the poles along the
National Highway between West Alex
ender, Pa. and Bridgeport. Ohio. with
the red. white and blue government
hand. was completed yesterday by EN-
nloves q. the West Virginia state Road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
BILL REPORTED FAvoRABLY.

Washington. Aug lS.-The Capper-
TiaCher bill :" regulate trading in
grain futures. PASSED recently By the
house. was reported tavorably today
b. the senate agriculture committee
amendments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

Mary F. Burkle. Mrs. Caroline Grnnpe
and Mrs. Elizabeth Custer, and DAVID
Peter aud Charles Meyer. sixteen
grandchildren and 81 great-grandchil-
dren also survive.
Funeral arrangements arc incomplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19

A cook is made, but rooster Is
born.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
GRADING N. BUCKEYE ROAD
Start Another Attempt 10 Make II a
Good Highway

Grading by the county has com
menced on the North Buckeye road
from the pavement TO the 0rphanage
This road IL one Of the most unmHn'
ageable In the county with clay
soil that is rough about 1914 days In
! the year Some fine grading has
been done on the Blue line from the
Buckeye road to the Pyke road and II
dragging IL kept up 1t should be a
model. 1t is worth looking at as a
fine piece Of work.
Abilene Is unfortunate mi having
poor roads south, west and north AS
entrances TO the town. The Detroit
road Is perfect, the Enterprise gravel
road is excellent and will continue
to be under moderate use and with
care But the South Buckeye road
to the bridge is badly cut up and the
Solomon road though recently the
county has done careful grading Is
so sandy that it Is difficult to keep
IL In condition.
Abilene should start a campaign
to have good road to the orphan
age. to the Buckeye bridge and to
Solomon. The latter will probably
be eventaally hard surfaced; the
others could be graveled like the En-
terprise road and, IL maintained,
would add greatly to the attraction
Of the city for farmers who like to
trade here. Many Of the country
'oads are admirably kept; some are
BADLY neglected by the local officers,
md probably always will be while
ownships are depended on to keep
Up the main highways where travel
$ heavy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

identify them? With such smiling
faces no wonder Central" has such
CHEEKY greeting for subscribers.
The Social Hour club met with
Mrs. J. B. Jones June with most
of the members present. Roll call
was responded to by quotations. AT
q late hour the hostess served a de-
licious lunch, assisted by Mrs. John
lands and Mrs. Ernest Sexton. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Ollie
Korn June 20.
The Royal Arch MasOns and their
families will have picnic at the
city park Friday evening at 6 O'Clock.
NJ. b. McCleskey, head Of the local
chapter, says it will be Jolly good
time"
Dinner For Mrs. Erikson
Mr.. and Mrs. p H. Anderson en-
tertained Sunday at dinner in honor
of Mrs. Christina Erikson, mother of
Mrs. Anderson who has spent the
past three years here but will return
to her home in Gothenberg, Sweden,
next month. Mrs. Erikson is 83
years of age and will make the vOy-
age unattended after she embarks at
New York. Mr.. Anderson will ac-
company her to the port. The fol-
owing guests were present at the
Anderson home Sunday to honor
Mrs. Erikson:
Mr.. and Mrs. Olofson and family
# Burdick, DR.. A. G. Anderson and
amily, C. p. Peterson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. HELM and Mrs. Han
on and family of Salina, Mr.. and
drs. Brown Of Smolan, Mr.. and Mrs. !;
IansOn, Mr.. and Mrs. FOrsberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithberg and family
# Enterprise, Mr.. and Mrs. Steb-
'ings and Mr.. and Mrs. Malm of
abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Adam en-
ertained at dinner Sunday the fol-
owing guests in honor Of Mrs. Fred I
!. Adam, the occasion being her
birthday: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L.
Adam, Miss Thelma Mccoy, Mr..
Foster Adam, Woodbine; Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Goodell and Mr.. and
Irs. Roger Dawson.
ReAnctor rnry ans nav
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
MUST WAIT ON COMPLETION
Road Over Indian Hill to Be Closed
Three Weeks

''The hard surfaced road over In.
dian hill weS of Chapman will be
closed about three weeks yet" said
County Engineer Rees after visit
to that end Of the road. "There must
be constructed guard rail and some
cement work and the road cannot
safely be opened until 1t Is com
plete."
Chapman has three construction
gangs quartered In the town and its
streets have general appearance Of
having been shell-shocked. But In a
few weeks It will have fine brick
and concrete pavement. Grading on
the road east Of Chapman began
Sunday-the contractors keep busy
seven days week.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
ALLIGATOR IN THE SMOKY
One of the Brsdbeck Animals Els.
capped Friday

There's a real honest to- goodness
alligator In the Smoky Hill river
now.
It is one OF those owned by the
Brodbeck show troupe which just
closed its engagement at Stella
Park, Salina. The alligator escaped
from its cage, waddled down to the
river and disappeared. All efforts
to locate II since have failed.
This animal has but three legs.
One paw Is missing. 1t has been
in that condition ever since the
Brodbecks had 1t.
1t is supposed that the alligator
will try to work its way downstream
in an effort to get to the mouth OF
Mississippi some time and Abilene
boys better stay out of the river for
while.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
DENOUNCES HOME-BREAkERS
Virginian Would Make the Effort a
FeJ0niOsas Crime

Lynchburg, Va, June 8.-EffOrts
OF persons to destroy the sanctity OF
the home would be made felonous
crime, II the recommendation Of A.
w. Wallace, Of Fredericksburg were
adopted. Mr.. Wallace, who is presi-
dent of the Virginia Bar Association
meeting In annual convention here
believes that such measure should
be adopted for the protection of or
ganized society. He further recon-
mended that the guilty party to a d.
vorce proceedings should not be al
lowed to remarry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

with a wreath OF roses. The. brides
father, whose name was General
George Ashton wore his full military
Uniform. The groom's suit was OF
black broadclOth with vest Of bro
caded velvet. The brides mother,
blanche Cassat) shed tears during
the ceremony. The bride was Miss
Abigail Ashton and the groom John
Henry Hamilton. The refreshments
were Ice cream with pink hearts In
the center, and waters. Miss Hud-
son was chairman Of the refresh
ments committee. There were about
so guests present.
& q 4
The United Telephone Voice says
these represent three Abilene girls
Of the telephone Office-can you
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

Reflector want Aas pay.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
UNDER A PALACE PAVILION THEATRE
A GRAND SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION!
WATCH FOR THE

; CONCERT BAND AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15
THREATENED PREACHERS LIFE
Man With Wife and Four Children
Wanted to Wed Again

AtchisOn, June discharged with
threatening the life Of the Rev. W.
o. Shank, pastor Of the First Baptist
church here, Danes II. Pool, 38, was
arrested here yesterday. Pool Is a
box factory employe. He admitted
to the minister he had wife and
four children, but wanted the Rev.
Mr.. Shank to perform marriage
ceremony by which young woman
member Of the preachers church
would become his bride
Nearly every man knows enough.
The trouble Is, he does not do as well
as he can.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

GOSSIP OF SOCIETY
marriage Licenses

marriage Licenses
Andrew j. Nelson Darrah, Nc
Pherson, 20
Mary Lydia Prasser. Usage City,
20
Abner Il. Engle, Chapman, "a
Margaret Jane Beaver, Chapman,
"a
Paul. Il. Sanborn, Mentor, II
Adj Mutt, Mentor, 27
Oliver J. Reich, Hope, 10
Anna ii. Bauer, Harrington, %
Frances Jones Snyder, Gypsum, p
Carrie Grace Mortimer, Gypsum,
IA
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society held a very pleasant recep-
ton last Friday night at the home
of the president, Miss Charlotte
Northcraft, in honor OF Miss Ethel
Calkins. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Calkins, who is returning to
her work in India The rooms were
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1922-06-15

beautifully decorated with flowers
and In the dining room delicious
punch was served from a cherry
trimmed bowl by the young ladies OF
the Ethel Calkin Missionary Society.
the Ethel Calkins Missionary So
ciety. Miss Calkins' visit at home
was so short and so full Of number
Of things.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
QlGbIaliNaS Te|igiOsa Y social

Organizada p0r las Hijas de Maria
v en- conmemoraci6n del quincuagesi-
mo aniversario de la introduction en-
Puerto Rico de esta Asociaci6n,a eele-
br6se elEdlal 1ltimo del pasado, mes
una lucidfsima fiesta religiosoi social ),
que ha dejado may grata impression en-
esta localidad. Di6 principle en- el sa-
l6n. de actos del Consejo de Caballe77
ros de Colon, donde tuvimos Ell gusto
de ver congregadas numerosfsimas per-
sonas de 10 mas valioso de nuestra, $50
ciedad, interesadas eff el exito de la
fiesta de las Hijas de Maria v deseosas
de presenciar la Inauguration del rei-
mado, brilante como la Reina de. las
flores, como estas tambiei de corta
duraci6n Flores eran del pensil que
bradillano, la Reina. Srta. Ester Avi-
la; damas de honor. Srtas. Maria Anna
dor, Margarita Bauza, Crucita Anna
dor, Maria Rodriguez, Nicolasita Ca
Inela, Lolita Vargas Rosita Rafols,
lila Medina ] un numerosfsimo coro
de angelitos y ninfas cuyos nombres
sentimos no poder consignar Ell aten-
cion a la brevedad de esta cr0nica.
La Srta. Rosita Paralitici, dirigi6
las ceremonies de la naciente corte,
que tlespues Sc drigio a la Iglesia,
ientre las aclamaciones del pdblico v
los acordes de la musiea. OcuparOn
sitio preferente en- medic del temple,
la directiva de la Congregation de-
Hijas de Maria, entire las que vimos
La Srta. Presidenta Carmelina Her
nandez, Carmen Maria y Nelida Rou-
re, Chita yMarifta Ayila. yicentita
Deliz. Carmelita Ayila y otrnsr atlas
dignidades del mundo de ellassia La
Reina su corte ocuparon -el estrada
preparado con anterioridad bajo ar
tfstico dosel de raso crepe. FL tenn
pl0 esfaba adornado con prefusidn y
buen gusto. Sc di0 principle la
acostumbrada novena. Al ilIegar el
lnomento de Ia coronaci5n de Ia vir-
gen. Ia Roma lego el discourse de con-
isagraci0n de las Hiias de Maria su
Relna del cielo con naturalidad y IA
cIlidad dc dIccion Que impresionaron
profundnmeufe los CIRCUMSTANCES.
In eI momento De IA coronaci6n. Ia
srta. Ilia Medina, l.lntns reces qplau-
-. a..
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Continuation de la pagina 1ra.)
tito de $4,000. Ordennaza imponiendo
contribution especial. Resolution pig
norando la buena fe de El Pueblo de
Puerto Rico. Aprobadas.
Aiiasco.-O Ordenanza sobre empress
| ito de $4,000. Aprobada bajo con-
dici6n de que los bonos Sc vendan en-
publica, subasta Y de que ell Munici-
pio pague ell costo de reposicin de re-
cibos de contribuciones. Ordenanza
mponiendo una contribution especial
para ell pago del emprestito y resolu-
ci6n pignorando la buena fe de El Pue
bio de Puerto Rico. Aprobadas.
Vega Alta. Ordenanza impohiendo
Una contribution especial para ell pa
go del emprestito de 100000. Apro-
Eada.
| Cidra.-Ordenanza imponiendo una
contribucin especial para Ell empress
Ito de $4,000. Aprobada.
Yabucoa. Ordepanza establecien-
do un impuesto de cuatro centavos
por quintal de az1car manufacturada
en- el Municipio Quedo sobre la me-
,,sa.
Adjuntas, Tea Baja, Guayama.-
Que Sc informe a estos municipios
que las transferencias aprobadas por
la Asamblea Municipal no necesitan
la aprobacion del Consejo Executive.
Coamo, Las Piedras, Cidra.-De
acuerdo con ell Comisionado de ms
truccion Sc aprueban transferencias
de creditos de 5000 y. $50 para Goa
mo, $3.50 para Las Piedras, y $40 pa
ra Cidra.
| Las Piedras. .-Se aprueba una
transferencia de 500 de la partida de
$1l5, por no considerar pertinente la
baja de $25 en- la partida para cali
mentacion de enfermos en- el Hospi-
ital".
Carolina.-Se aprueba la transfe-
rencia de SIS acordada en- mayo 10,
1922.
Manati.-Se aprueba una transfe-
,rencia por la suma de $3.50, acordada
en- abril Is, 1922, de los S480 solicita-
dos, por considerarse q. no debe darse
de baja la cantidad de $1OO de la
partida "Alimentaci6n de Enfermos
del Hospital''
Carolina.-Se aprueba la transfe-
rencia de 1886 acordada en- mayo 6,
en- mayo II, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
Ia COnfueRCia del
= domingo

Il ri
q plosr'iili'i ue ~ cohieie',i" W.
oomlnso pfoAiilio e'i g 'ea''o W a''n
Juan conueiie ios sisuie''.es uetsi''s'
~ opJe'o priiiciis'i ue q soi''s 3
ga es e ue' gu 81 pio''''''o' ii,'
pIlmir 9 lipro que i'e'a poi .i.u.o
g telna = aesarrcirif 81 - Vo,iiei'n
sla' " cuso iin,o es''' = s0'o ".''
slntesis que Jus'iiicifa por = inis'iia'
i.sl = uli4'lhu ue + pup.'.'.eio, 80. go
tas,slic''s'Ss Es'1' - so'nssion i''o,..'
ue ~ isi'''uia' los ~
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lssilar, g S'anl''fa Ne Sons.so' -
soclacion Is FL i'ss''''s''s ", -
- uel'o nsH'A - ..sos'"s'on - .e 's..s,
sIos us uei.V 49, - 1,,7N4ae lo''
~ q rSiuc.oles - s1Au''al, nc .s
ss = s'..'' 80
s'le'is li.''ee'.Fe ~ ~ - ros
oii'leos ue q $50 - pieis-, 'e 0''A
Z uah : g. uepio 81 us.iei'u'
hlpisia : al.V .'ia 20 :" -
ques'a, Aseuui1 siil's7'ico ue ii 'ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07

por una alma piadOsa y artista, i'm
puso riguroso silencio Y domino COM
pletamente al p1blico, sefialando el
momento culminante y Ia caracterfs-
tica de la solemnidad. Ell pGblico
sinti6 todas las gratas emociones del
recogfmiento religioso hasta la bora
de la retreta y fuegos artificiales que
acompafiaron a la festividad religio-
sa. Las Hijas dc Maria han demos
trado en- esta OCCASION que no necesi-
tan de la ficci6n, para aparecer ante
ell p1blico buenas, piadosas y elegan-
tes Y que les basta dejarse conducir
d6cilmente por los ideales tradiciona-
les de la Congregation. A la Reina
de Mayo lie bastaron solamente los
recursos de la modestia cristiana, pa
IA ostentar sus gracias personales con
eli elegante descuido Y naturalidad de
una autentica reina con la inocen-
cia de la nina que Sc da cuenta elias,
ST lie fuese APPLICABLE esta suposici6n.
Las Hijas de Maria contentfsimas
por tan feliz Termination del mes de
mayo, desean hacer pdblico su agrade7
cimiento todas las personals que les
han .prestado -su cooperation, como al
Gran Caballero del Consejo San Ra-
fael D, A. Archie, DR.. d. Pedro Her
nandez, ID. j. Lloveras y a todo Ell
pueblo cat6lieo que no dej6 decaer un
solo dfa el entusiasmo inicial, hacien-
doles concebir la Illusion de que su ac-
tuaci6n era meritoria ante Dios, gra-
ia a sus semejantes y demostrativa
de que han pasado va la historic
aqueIlos tiempos. en- que Sc cubrfa con
'el velo del rfdfculo la juventud que
Sc atrevfaia dar pdblico testimonio de
los ideales cat6licos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
MERCADo DE AzUCAR
Cable recibido hoy por Lamborh
Co., San Juan, de su oficina de
New York.

New York, martes, JUNO 6.-Mer-
cado fuerte. Ventas: 100000 sacos
de Cuba para embarque en- JUNO y
primera quincena de julio a 2.67 y
2.7O libre a bordo. Al cerrarse ell
mercado hubo ofertas limitadas de
Cuba para embarque en- JUNO y prin-
cipios de julio 2%, y los comprado-
res mostraron interes para embarque
en- julio 2.13I16 costo, SECURE y fie-
te. Refnada: Federal Sugas. Refining
Co. y Arbuckle Bros, New York, $40;
otros, $50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
CAMBIOs:
iTALLAs PARA PoLIcIA INsuLAR

Con el fin de elegir candidates para
guardias de la Policia Insular, ell Jefe
de la Policfa Insular, con la aproba-
ci6n de la Comisi6n de la Policfa, ha
designado Ell dfa 13 de Junio pr6ximo,
g las 1000 A. M.
Para las presentes tallas solo Sc adj
mitiran candidates comprendidos en-
tire los 25 v 80 amos, con no nenos de
8 pies tn pulgadas y 1S0 libras de
peso; ademas han de ser de buena re-
putaci6n, gozar de buena salud, sa-
Der leer y escribir v no haber sido
expulsado deshonrosamente de ningdn
cargo civil 0 militar, convictos de
ningdn delito que envuelva degrade
ci6n moral.
Aquellos que tengan sus solicitudes
en- este Quartet General pueden pa
sar reeogerlos para su presentation
a Ia Comisi6n de Ia PolIcia Insular,
antes de Ia fecha iudicada.
Los Jefes de Distrito proporciona-
ran so|ieitudes en- blanco los que
reunan las condolences re1u6Iidds.
J. IUDICE.
|I.8. |....~|. ||I|.|. I...'4&
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
les les QUE HAN coGIDo Ell NUN.
DO DE vAINA

Por alterar la paz fueron aver SEN
tenciados en- la corte municipal, las
siguientes personas denunciadas por
la policia v sentenciados pagar las
multas que a continuation de sus NOM
bres Sc indican: JESUS Gonzalez, $500;
Maria Velez, Carmen Rivera y Maria
Nieves, $500 cada una; Maria Rive
ra, Ana Ramos, Jesusa Davilas Gero-
nina Rivera, Juan Colon, Guillermo
Gonzalez, Tomas Morales, Petra Cha
leman, Ramona Anilibia, $500 cada
uno; Esteban Ugarte, Claudio Garcia
Teresa Torres, Juan de Arce, Maria G,
Auffant, Gregorio Torres, Salad de-
Valle, $500 cada uno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
en- eI Institute Jose
dc Diego

El prOgrama para la fiestf. de gra-
| duaci0n del eXpresad0 ccntro cOnt.e-
ne los siguientcs numeros, que sc He
van n efecto desie anoche Y terminap
en- In de hoy.
Octave graduation, honores dc las
ciases, Alta Escuela: Valedictore Fee
derico Vega Montana; Salvatore
Juan Font SuareZ ;Acccsit Francisco
Torres.
Escael;. de qufmica a-aZucarera Va
ledictore Angel OropAa; Salutatore
Miguel V. CaplllCnch Y Accesit An
gel NCgroni.
Discursos, presentation de diplomas
Y clausura por los Sres. Dr. NJ. Que
vcdo Baez, +. Torres, Jose Gonzalez
GinoIio, Rafael DieZ de Andino v Jo-
Sc Yumet M6ndez. terminando cen la
BOrinquen. sHt
Gladuados: Joaquin Duran Gomez,
Angel Oropesa Miguel Capllonch. An
gel Nigaglioni, Arturo B. ST. Villier,
llliS NIL, COIlu foust-
rez, Francisco Garrfdo Morales, Srtas.
Adela Gomez Berries, Ana Maria SUI
ria, F. Vega Montana Y F. Torres.
La facuItad del institute estd cons
titufda por los siguientes profesores:
Don Juan y. Leon, Matematicas v
castellano. egbs
Don Agustfn NJ. de Andino, cien-
cias. yl
Don Francisco Colon Moret, cien-
cias.
srta. Geaoveva Pihero, inglts c his
toria.
Srta. Rosario Grovas, mecanografia
y taquigraffa.
Srta. Marie Lavergne, Frances.
Don Miguel Rivera Rivera, contsbi-
lidad. .
Nuestra felicitaci6n a los approve
chalbs alumnos que lam terminado
sus cursos. az
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
IrNO DE LOS CUATRO JlNETES,
.ANDA SUELTO

En- la maiiana del dfa primero /. dc
les corrientes, en- el barrio Llanos, de
Cos.mo, el individuo Julio Santiago
Con I'm arma tante, pcometi5 y
agredio Florencio Morales, proFlal-
ciendole dos hefidas graves on el Pc
cho abdomen. Ell agresor fue arres.
tado Y ls Corte le fijo mil dollars
de fianza.
En- la tar1e del dfa 2 de los co
rrientes, Ell la Gale o de Agcsao, Sc
ldesarroll1 un fuego Ell TN ranch0f
r bGedad lie Victor Santiago, que
mdndose casi totalmente. Dicho ran
ch0n no estaba asegurado. Las per
dfl.s Sc calculan en $125.00
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
La vista de IA eSCuadr8

continuation de la 1a.pagina.)
ldntico, poderosas unidades de guerra
! en- que haccn practica de tiro v de
mar los cadetes.
Cada dias ira de la Culebra {. San
Thomas uno de los barcos.
La segunda vista de una escuadra
de los Estados Unidos a estas aguss
la primera fue inesperada el bombar-
deo a San Juan el u de mayo fue un
acCntecimiento Sc realiz6 una exfe-
ci6n a aquella isla. vinieron entonces
II buques y en- el "Kearsage" la sefial
de captain. pasand0 el "Dolphin' la
insignia del Almirante Dewey. La
''escuGdra blanca de Higgins y la
''escuadra azul'' de Summer formaron
dos grupos en- 6 acorazados, cruce-
ros y auxiliares, fraccionandose
luego EN- 8 divisiones, el matalote de
la primera rumbo franco al n. o. con
, f.corazados, crucero y un euxiliar,
IteRmianndo las maniobras despu6s de
las 5 de la tarde, con muchai llluvia
Y mar que impidio a los excursiopis-
tas disfrutar dc la mayor partes de
las maniobrGs.
Uno solo de los aeorazads que aho-
ra vienen es mas fuerte que cualqnie-
ra de las divisiones de aquel dfa.
Custro de aquelios acorazados, el
"Iilinois." Iowa" ~Hearsarge = el
lTaIontgomcly" han des,p';reslao de
los cuadros navales de los Estados
Unidos.
Las leyes de la prohibition son to-
do 10 mas extrIctas en- relaci6n de las
fuerzas de mar y terra ' con la vi
giIanc:a On ST. Thomas. donde no
exisie ofIclalmen;c. Sc cumplirqn Sc.
veramente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-07
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas. Ell Idoloa de
Earro", en- g actos, por Lac Murray
y David Powell y una comedia: "Por
,esos Mundosv. .-.-.-.-
Teatro America. Function doble.
La Apache Blanca, primera tandas
y "Mientras New York Duerme", se-
gunda. tanda.
Cine Luna.-Los episodios v 4 de
"La Diosa de las Selvas" y una CO.
mica.
1 Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -.
Estreno. Clara Kimbal Young en- el
monumental drama en- actos "La
| Virgen Mundana''.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce) .-Da-
mas gratis. Estreno de la 4ta. jor-
NADIA de Ia insuperable production
lfrancesa: "Los Tres Mosqueteros"
En- obsequio q las danas Sc exhibira
tambien el magistral drama aEl Peso
de las Pruebas", por Marion Davis
Habra retreta, fuegos artifciales etc.
etc.
Tcatro Beliograph, (Catahol sos
Tres Mozqueteros