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To Undertake Long
Cruise i'm Small Boat

LONDON. May s-A three year
cruise in nin"ty-fo", boat will
be undertaken by Dr. =. l.. co,tle.
Liverpool Scic- list. in search
for hitherto unknown types ~
orchids for til. collection If Sir
l"rein Column.
tn" MalnNa. as his little ship ~
called. VIII leave London thI. we"G
with crew "f eleven men aud eN-
poets h"f"r" returning 10 have
touched a. Madeira Canary Is
lands, Trinidad. Panama Canal.
GallapaIos Islands. Aarqucsas
Mauhih" island. PhoeniN Island.
Gilbert Islands. Solomon Islands.
Norih Ne~ Guinea ISLAND M.laccns.
Southeast Hurn'p. Singapore Pc
nang and the Eorth Suma,ra hin
t"rland
br. C"ttle and his patron say
tina, II tho efforts are rewarded
WIN ihr"" new specimens of
orchid TN" several hundred thou.
sand dollars necessary will he con-
sidcr"d we'll spont
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Goa
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.ODESSA's LABOR|NG MAN
MUST STEAL OR STARvE
Soviet Regime Brings Indus
try to Depths i'm Once
Great Port.
NO WORK.. 40 MONEY. M rooD
Where $4,000 Mrn Hind GnInful t.u-
Payment In IDtt. hut 10000 >"w
Obtain Miserable support In Chno-
tie nusIncss t'ondItIuns.
Iny Associarehrressl


ODESSA Ma s-This onc- rich
port on the Ukraine is Struggling l."
regain some az its former prosperity.
hut i; looks like a long. hard road
FOR its SIXTY factories mus, first hc
rebuilt and financed 10y foreign capt
tai. Just nov there Is none to be
had
How Difficult, will he Od"ssn's climb
hack To business may u" gathered
from tho fact that, ~ so.ooo worh
men employed about her port aud III
h"r Industries before the bi; war,
but lO."oo nov HAY. any sort Of
work. All are Soviet employees.
Rut Twelve Factories Operating.
Th. chief production ~ the twelve
factories in operation Is in leather
agricultural machinery. grain harS.
n.iIs. cloth. varniSh. shoes. glass ami
very poor matches.
The cost 81 production Is constant
~ varying with Ia" exchange tn"
price OF food and labor. and at the
present tim. NO fair comparisons
could u" made with imported goods
The cost Of labor 50 far has been
negligible. due !" the forced national
OF the w"rkm"n. but II Is steadily
Increasing. a. the men are free to
ind work. rhnS, cmploNcd in piece
work earn daiiy about 3oo,"no ruhlrs.
or "a cents whereas the regular wage
seal. ia i0o.Unn rublcs. or -" cents.
Bat these figures are unreliable, as
workers often get permission 10 d"
Inside work. r-ceiv" littlc food
In addition. or else their thcfis Of
& Ink ed
Costs "aa,H0 Ruble- to Live.
II requires - minimum OF 200. coo
rubles daily. or about - cents. u"
feed one person. Rent IS free. y
pair "f shoes costs tlu TO as. "a poor
snit a.! clothes iwic" as much.
II may hr said that the work ing
man has lost vastly in material
sense by the revolution. To-day his
cry * for bread and bread only. II
il Is an. advantage. III. working men
now partly control this city. one"
one Of tho richest and most com
Portable ones 81 ali Europe and. per
haps. destined to he s" again. in the
years t" conc. when it's sixty old
factories are rebuilt and rcnrsani2cd
through private capital r'his CAPT
tai must come from abroad. In pre-
war DAYS 90 per cent 81 tn" indus
tries were owned by French. German
Austrian and English firms and di-
rected by them.
The prosperity Of these industries
depended on production nf wheat.
sugar and hemp in the rich black
earth hintcr!and nf the Ukraine.
when that hintcriand is restockcd
with seed grain. AGRICULTURAL mn
chimes. horses and cows and intelli-
gent farmers. in the next coupI. Of
years. then the city will again raise
US head. rcpaint and repair it's hand
some buildings and homes and again
hc called Russia's Chicago.
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turning to tho Rev. MIR. Stauffer
'wh" ~ sr"at temperance prcnchNr.
al which ! vas unRware). I said:
The neutrality-suspicious. Kind
man. like my own put rum into tho
milk. ard when the orator. pauslng
IN one of his most dramatic periods
stopped To clear his throat. 80
drained the glass. and putting 1t
down. exclaimed;
" Gosh What cows"
went on 10 tell OF "A lady who was
letting her house. and. after instruct
tnE tn" auctionecr ~ to tho value az
her chairs. furniture and china, had
i"ft him in the diniug-room where the
sideh"ard had several bottles of wine.
and whisky on IT,
She waited for long time. hoping
n" would return and show her tho
inventory AS h. did not appear she
Went int" the diuir;g-rnum. where she
found him unconscious uron the tioor
She looked at the paper he held in his
s.Ax'' I'D -c.::
T." "ns revolving carpet"
fopyright 1922. 10y The He'll
Syndicate InCD
t'"rNriEh'"d in Great Britain By
Thornton iutterworth. Ltd
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JAP COUNT RET|RES
FROM HOUSE OF PEERS
Refuses to Recognize Modern
Laws Relating to Family
Responsibility.
Falling In En"rt q" Induce po~tes<
tkik" Ito To Return to Wealthy
iusnnb.. Appeals In \nIn To In-
pcrIni Hou-rhuid
INV A.snrInf.d pr,s.

TOKYO. May Refusing to rec
"sniz" IN. modern Japan.s. law
which relieves the head OF family
~ responsibility for the c"uduc, Of
rs members. Count Yanarlvara,
lr"th-r ~ the p"etcss, okiko ITO.
tn" empire. has resigned from IN.
House of Peers and gone into scclu-
sion
Tn" it'll" po"t.Ss. already di.nrccd.
created sensation las, year when
she suddenly married Mr Ito. .odl
King Of kyush'I. although she WIS
known Ia love a young literary man
ramei Miyazaki whom she met Al
IN" home of Mr.. Ito before her 500
nnd marriage
Nrsruts First DI,orce.
Thinking his sister would now SO,
tie down. Count YanaEiwara, VIII"
kceuIy resented the hrSi divorce b" =
san :" take an active interest In A.
fairs OF state. II" represented ISpLa
abroad on several occasions. AMI was
regarded q one az the leaders nf his
PARTY in the upper house %. rariia-
m.nt.
But III" t"mperamenral po",css
soon proved that she was far from
settled in her rich surruuudiugS So
c'cty and political circles were
startled last October when she sud j.
'"nlN left the pa!atial residence "f
her husband while the latter was on
business tour. and went L" her
lover Miyazaki. in who's" home she
was found ScVcra, weeks later.
Every effort Of her brother AMI
his powerful friends 10 Undue. 40"
&" return home proved fruiticss.
"hereupon the case was laid before
tn" Imperial government with n plea
that Akik" he granted a divorce in
order ." permit a legal marriage 10
h'razaki. The imperial household.
however declined :" interfere on Ia .
ground that u would have bad ~
feet on the disc pliue governing noble
families and IN desperation corn'
Yanagiwara and his wife arranged
grand coup d'"tat. which resulted
In the kidnapping ~ III" girl from the
home of her lover and ;h- keeping
past several weeks
in resiGninc from TIA" House 81!
Peers, Count Ianagiwara author Z"d
statement that he always had been
identified with questions pertaining
To strictcr discipline among gov
eminent officials and Of moral nm
provcmentS In general. and ad6inc
that he felt a personal Response
hlity for The acts Of his "-rrinc
sister" which could not he lesscned
10y the modern law making the in
iividual and not the family The So
cial unit.
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nu.>Inn singer Earns s,oo, non,

RIGA. l.ATNlA. May 6-Fcndor
Chalapin. Russian singer is credited
hy RIGA newspapers with earning
ON his tour OF England and America
last winter more than 100000 BIZ
concerts and as royalties on phono-
graph records. This money. the
papers said. had all been deposited
in London banks.
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INK inherited from generations of
men VIII" drank too mgch.
very snort visit over hey" has
convinced m" that prohibition, as at
present administered. is both 'ludi-
'rOus and cruel
Tn" wel'-to-d1 can re: tho drinks
they want. and young men and worn-
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Thrilled hy Desert Island.

Last sunday we landed or az
many OF us rs were Young enough In
spirit. If not years. to he thrilled by
desert isiand--nn one Of the Han
nihal group and spent one "f the
most delightful afternoons possible.
Nothing was lacking In our desert
island even 10 ailigaiors For as the
chief officers boat was heached two
DOING on spit OF sand woke NJ and
started for the next island like tor
pedoeS
II was like seeing picture Of boy
h""hs dreams. The ship Law an
ch"r"d about half a mile away. hull
ana tall masts reflected In tho poI-
ishcd sapphire on the bay ON the
curring white coral beach, the three
Hh'rs hohts. including. OF course. the
ear'ain's gig. lay iauled IN, our
whi'"-ciad China hoy crew busy with
apars ana gear. a hundred yards In :
lahh. in tho shade OF the stunted.
"ind-rack"d trees. the landing party
teVcry mothers son Of whom was AT
least In imagination. armed tn the
terth) was busy laying ont or wreck
an" hullhihS q fire out OF wreck
WOOD. what more could you pos
sihly want?
ihch came the most natural filing
In tn" world. the search for food on
an apparently barren island. The
captain. the chief officer. tho rhief
engineer. and tho doctor had ali
brought twelve borcs ashore. and as
me sun began TO drop towards the
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'"S"h sisters md Their De-
Nn>fHfinE TriNinllticS." n lively
criticism "f American news
p"prr>. II tho subject or Mrs.
N-uuth's article In ncNt Sundays
imcs-Dlspntrh.p
american headlines drmornIIIc
the American public n~ huIinghtS
brutnllSr Spain, shc snS>.D
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IN az well as adults. Shnr" with
'h".r friends and admirers ali tho
pleasures that GO with dcfy!uS tn"
'aw
II "ann"t he righ, FOR y"urr rcopi.
/" 50" their parents aud friends CHEAT
NIX tn" law every iay ~ their lives
and which of them think az cheering
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When YOU leave Thursday Island
YOU !"avc the leas, of the Australian
Continent and enter tho Eas, IuTiau
Arch!pciaS" by way OF III. Arafura
Sea This, n well as tho banda Sea.
which "" have just left. was as m
h"c"nt OF rippl"S a. mirrow For
three days and three nights We have
steamed across sea ~ glass so alb
s"lutely dead smooth that tho only
disturbance besides tho steamers
wash, is the feeling scratches on tn.
rnrfac" mad" by millions az tiny ny-
NIX fish. none % them bigger than
sprnt.
w" are only two degrees south Of
tn" Equator. and II would H.. idl. la
pretend that j; is not hot Ru, a.
mere ~ n" hrecz" at all So. CON
Nrni"ntlN make our own and ,her. ~
always nook on deck wh.r. Won
an sleep the sleep OF The lucky
tanned by q tweIvc-knut breeze
Presently II will be time Ia have
= swim with a beautiful cold 61n<
=" follow and suns.; ia look AT
which would have driven Turner "a
"nrn his palette and brushes in dis
gust
&C., 1922. by United News,
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Turkish Finance Minister Quits.

tUNSTANTINOILE May 6.-Faili
Nuzhet Bey. Minister OF Finance. has
resigned, owing to the precarious
situation or the Turkish treasury.
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BACK DOOR COMMERCE
THR|VES IN RUSSIA
Taxes So High Dealers Use
Every Means to Avoid
Them.
ACCi-M;t.NTE FINE
STOCKS
u" Not Advertise. hut HuIId IN
bnstnrss by 'Frirnd-TrII-ErIrn
heth"d. Popular In Certain NmcrI-
cnR iiontlrS Circles
Hy Edwin ". HuiIIng-r.

MOSCOW. MAY 81 back
door commerce. carried on throuvh
the hack doors "f private homes. has
hrenn I" flourish in Moscow on &C.
r"uh' or IN" "rushinglN heavy over
head COSTS, taxes. rent. liccnS. fees
etc" connected with lpgitimate
stores with conventional front doors
ami official SHOW windows.
Already This unofficial Kind OF
trade has reached such proportions
thai IN some Instances il suCccssful-
y r"mp"t"s with the regular stores
som" Of the back door" establish
ments hay" larger and finer stocks.
accumulated by comhing the mar
hcts. than the front window stores
The choicest millinery shop in
Moscow, mani art and autiuu"
stores. and tn" best drug stores are
OF this character.
Friend rcii Friend.
They do not advertise. Of course
Their trade come, by the friend
quietly friend route Eut i,,
Moscow, probably the greatest whiS-
per -about-Cit In the world ,hi,
method is cTectivr
In company with Russian friends.
have visited four or i've OF these
stores"
To reach the millinery shop. W.
mn immense white house, which
must have been III" residence Of -
former noblrman. W" turned into n
tiny door. into j"t darkness. My
guide led m" ny two flights and
pushed door. We literally fell into
4 lighted. narrow corridor w. en-
tered IA room. The miIlinrr herself
opened the door The general inn
preston OF the room was that Ol
family storeroom in a middle
western home in the United states
ON glass Sideloard near the door
were three or four new hats. rum
ming Ia bright greens and browns
TIL. mil!in"r produced several others
she was making to order. The hats
prices ranged from three or four TO
eight million rubics.
Seated at one OF tn" tables was
sohcriy dressed woman In earnest
conversation with ono ~ Tho clerks
The house" however. would not
give her what she thought her jewels
were worth.
sees Exquisite Offerings.
spread across one nf the boxes Ma
one of the most cXQuisit. Oriental
shawlS ! have ever seen. t'pou il
lay dainty little pair OF Tartar
mittcnS white leather. with a sign
in silk thread on the bucn For Ills.
the proprietor asked only TOO nnG
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N" can only sell A. a loss and that
the price has never been (" low TIL.
pearl ring. II there he one, must he
doing we'll
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inncrurn", Of the Press.

uu tho rVor who presumably rct rs
fred FROM their work as she idle get
from their pleasures.
Innrcurn"y of tho Press
what HAY" said upon every plat
form aud which Lord Ice. in gem
troUs dcSir" To defend tho youth OF
ih!s country. denies il not cruel
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AUSTRALIA TO JAPAN
CRUISE ENCHANTING,
Islts Barren Island and Is Thrilled With Wild Life
Found There-Shoois Twenty Brace
Of Torres Pigeons.

Follow ing is the thirteenth in
~" series OF travel articles by
Nisc"unt Nprthciifre, noted Brit
ish publisher, another fascinating
tal" of an ocean voyage in the
Pacific.
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-, Nncount Nor,hciInc.

tai" a an ocean voyay. in the
Pacific.
H> Ni>rount NorthcIIn~.
rms - not voyage Ia "A mail
steamer !, IL yachting on "A scale
and in fashion undreamcd ~ by
any mGltimilliouairc with his nt,cen-
Knot turbine driven marvel 81 fuxu-
riouSness and expense on this voy-
are az min" round the world ! had
naturally expected TO have some par
ticularly good times thrown TN her.
and 'ncr". Hut ] nNver expected any
thing SO perfect a. thls drcamlike
voyago in the li,tle British ship {,
Adams. hound from Australia 30
japan
We started orr trip in the Aqul-
taria, i5.0OG-ton shin No con
tinHed Il In Tho Canadian Aus,raias-
Ian liner MaHura. az 5000 tons and
In IN" Mah"no ~ the same group
between Auckland and sydney. Of
5000 tons "" wen, 10 Tasmania IN
The Mariana. II 2. G0n tons came back
in m" Conan q. 500 tons and now
"" have climbed tn. scale again to
500" tons But We arc no longer
'travc!inE'
IN" s. Adams, which is taking US
to Yokohama ono ~ these days is
without exception, the cleGn.st. best
n
] hav" ever been in. She is built Toy
the tropics. she IS ronmy. incredibly
clean and airy, aud she is in every
"ar sup"rior TO any yacht haV.
ever had 10 do with
4 Pleasure Cruise.
She belongs "a tho T. & A-tha,
Is tho Eastern ana Australian steam
ship Crmrany--an according to Of
nciai announcements she trades he
tween the ports of Melbourne sgd
n"y. III" Queensland ports. Thurs
kong Kobe and Yokohoma. This -
all nonsense really. You cannot ar-
ply stupid word Ike trades" TO
such a voyage as we are having. The
ST. Adams does not trade any more
than her passengers travel" We
simply embark ON n pleasure cruise
Everything Is done to make YOU
harpr and comfortable. and he would
be surly bear who could he any
thing but enchanted with the mere
fact OF being aboard such delight
ful ship.
First Of all. think wha, cruise
her voyage makes Between Rris-
barc and Thursday Island matter
OF some eight days. most nf tho course
Hes inside the Great Barrier Reef
through an inland sea ms calm as
any Norwegian ford. Day after day
the sca grows more and more
desirable. IN" skies more aud mor~
radiant. your soul more and more
content
Every now and then tho ship calls
al port. Rock hampton. Cairns
Townsville. as the case may he. and
you see something new all the time
II these do not satisfy You. and the
captain thinks YOU may he bored. the
anchor Is dropped of ssnr Robin
son crusoc island and all hands go
ashore TO how the birds and
crocodilcs are doing.
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Our host was well pleased with
the progress or his patients. but We
cid not fish up any with separate
pearl. which is. OF course, the most
valuable. Still. with :hc quantities
gathered every year in Thursday Is
land alone. II seems strange that by
the time they reach Bond Street and
the Rue de Ia Paix and Fifth Ave-
nue. they should be so remarkably
expensive. =. Thga man who cmltlvates
them or finds Pie ordinary sort says
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horizon. the beautiful hlsck and white
torres pigeons came IN ia ,"os,. and
~ an hour or 50. -. had mad. very
c"rsldcrabl. contribution 10 m.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12
De Puerto Rico a Espaha

la vida efimera deleznable de las
paginas de un diario, y he aquf la
raz6n del presente yolImen manual
.Otros varios hacen falta refeente
ramas progreSivas tambien de la
nueya era espaiiola. Del literario y
libreril Sc va conociendo alg0 va por
estSs tierras; pero hacen falta no
clones completas acerea del progre-
SO universitario moder1io, que ha te-
nido predecessors tan Hustres como
Gayangos, Gines de los Rios, Mia Y
FontalAals, Menendez y PelayO. Ap-
carate, CASTELAR, y otr0s, ' tiene ac-
tualmente figuras emaenentes cchno
Ramon Cajal, CarracidO, Unammo,
Altsmira, Zorriila de San Martin y
toda una pl6yade bfrlIante de edu.
cadores y de atlas mentalidades de
saber humane, gloria y esperanza de
La Espafia actual.
Exponentes de esta ntlraleza sol
siempre titles para el creditu de Ia
| patria, por clio creo que merect
placemes protection entire los aman
tes de Espand este nuevo trallljt
del seiior Lopez Merjeliza.
M. FeYf,dndez JiMscOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12

Las impresiones de viaje, en- for
ma de crodicas, publicadas EN- lsS
columnas de este diario, seran, por
su autor, coleccionadas en- un folle-
Mo. que llevard ell siguiente
PROLOGO
Don Ignacio Lopez Merjeiiza,> un
paissno de Herman Cortes y de Don
Ouijote, hombre inteligente active,
como casi todos los de su terra; muy
conocedor de La America espailola,
Ia cual ha dedicado un iibrO recien-
temente, ha. vueltO hace POGO a Es-
pafia-kf f@liz ely ha escrito con
tal motive en- Ell IMPARCIAL una
serie de artfculos de nueyas observa
clones, que fueron lefdas con interes'
Por aca Sc Saba un POGO de la Es-
pafia legendaria, caballeresca, ro
mantica, her0ica, glOriosa en- su lite
ratura en- las seraficas creaciOnes
de sus mfsticos; pelo de la Espana
Nueya, de la floreciente Espaila in
dustrial, comercial, MARTINA, banca
ria, agrfcola minera; de la Espaiia
poderosa creada por ell efuerzo y Ia
fnciciativa de sus hijos de la gene
raci6n actual, no Sc saba bastante
v .ahf fu6 precisamente donde ell Sc
nor Merjeliza nutri6 su Garnet de via
J jero de patricia con acierto dig
no de APPLAUSE
Para muchos lectores del Nuey'
Mundo ell aspecto de la Espsiia Nue
va escrita por el Y documentada con
datos, estos de buenas fuentes. resul
Tia una agraGsblc novedad.
Estudios asf merecen algo mas 9
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12
[|f[lH|p0D'|R|'|OfO /
"Malaga" "Welcome", producen los
mayores dividendos de Ia tarde.>>Figueras
sustituye Diez de Andino

I1-6 1I5, 1925. Fueron jugados en-
las bancas de primera y segunda res
|pectivamente $673.50 y $235.O0. "Wak-
ling Dream" pago en- primera Sc Gen.
tavos Y Morning Glory" en- segun-
Ida ,38 centavos.
| En- la tercera carrera de $50 metros
Idonde iba descartado "Tocoron", E
lpremio fue para ""Cheque", sigpiendo.
lie ..ssTocoron" y,.aiRoyal Motor, Sr
lreeord fue de: l7a5, IT 2I5 y II 3I5
ls581.5o VI $s2i.O0l Sc jugaron en-, las
1hapcas de primefa u segunda. "Che'
lapea pag6 enl pl5thera SLIT y en- Sc.
lgnnda 84 scentaN5B. .s.,.
En- Ia septi1aa !earrera de $50 me
tros, adeseaEtada era "Dotty", !;
lcua1 gan1 III easrera, corriendo, me
|jor que nuncs Aver Paco Mesa 81
iucio corriendo la yegua. LIE siguie
Iron Lyric Vendetta. Sus re
.lcords fueron asF1-S, 1-3 1I5 y 1925
f$792.50 v 5210eE fueron jugados el
1llas bancas de primera y segunda
aDotty'' pago sn primera 20 centayos
ElP2ol Official fue aceptado. por To-
|senores Jose 3. Alegria, de San Jual
jlIy Jesus Cancio Gonzalez, de Rio Pie
Idras, con siete carreras, tocandole
|cada uno la suma de $3,425.15.
| Juanito TOcOron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12
D. PEDRO GIUsTI, DE vIAJE.

Ell vapor frances "Macoris" entr6
esta mafiana en- el puerto, procedente
de Europa. Cuando este mismo bu-
que regrese'lde Haiti, Y otros puertos
de su ruta, que sera el dfaN veinte del
corriente, embarcara para Francia,
nuestro disting,iido amigo d. Pedro
Giusti, en- compafifa de SUI estimada
esposa y su encantadora hija Odette.
Nos informa D. Pedro que Ell viaje
tiene por objeto atender Ia salud de
su nina, Y que desde luego el viaje Sc
ra coft0.
~ sSu iiiJ0, hutstrO Duen amigo Juan
Angel, peilsaba embarcar tambien; Pc
70 ha tenido que aplazarlo debido al
streno de la pelicula "Atlantida".
Z Deseamos al amigo D. Pedro, 10
mismo que a su distinguish esposa Y
a ,su bella hija, una travesfa muy fe-
ill., ,fs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12
GuAGUAs ECoNOMICAs

Lo son las de chassis Dodge, Ma
rina Coney Island, de 21 pasajeros'
que trabajan 16 horas con IL galones
de gasolina y sus gomas recorren CA
TORCE MIL MILLAS. iPor que nc
Gambia su guagua por una Dodge y
economizara en- gomas y gasolina /!
Andreu, Aguilar Co.,
San Juan. p. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-12
CAPILLA DE NUESTRA SENORA
DEL PERPETUO SOCORRO
Miramar, Stop IL.
Solemne Quintenario en- Honor de La
Excelsa PatrOna.
Sc empieza ell dfa Is. martes y Sc ter.
+ minara ell dia l8, domingo.
Orden de los Cdltos.

Todas las noches a las 8 p. m.
| Ell Santo Rosario, Letanfas corea-
das. Oraciones especiales, Plegaria
Sermon, Salve, Bendicion con Ell San
tfsimo.
Los sermones estan a cargo del Rdo
Padre Miguel Braun, Vicario de Ca
guas.
El martes 13, Plegaria: don Fran
cisco Trapaga. Salve: Srta. Maria
Guillermety. o Salutaris: Srta. Ma.
ria Guillermety y Adela Carrera.
i Microbes Ia, Plegaria: Srta. Car
men Irene Cuetara. Tantum Ergo;
Srta. Carmen Irene Cuetara.
Ell jueves~ Is, Plegaria: Sra. Amalia
v. de Jimenez. o salutaris: Sra
Amalia v. de Jimenez. oge
Viernes 16, Plegaria: Mrs. iWyant
| o Salutaris: Francisco Trapaga.
Sabado II, Plegaria: Katy Figuera
lSalye: Francisco Trapaga. Reception
solemne de nuevos cofrades. Bendi-
ci6n del nuevo estandarte.
Domingo ls. Misa de communion 9
las 7 = media.
A las 10 Misa soleinne toda or
lquesta, de Bartholomew y Bendicion de
Santisimo por Ell Coro.
Don Francisco Tfapaga, Maria Gui-
llermety, Pedro Castillo, Ana Briosc
Eduvigir Felix, Josefna Kearney d.
Ferrer, Josefna Guillermety, Maris
Luisa Mendez, Carmen Gonzalez
Francisco Gonzalez.