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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

Very great minds keep the aim they
have in view on every occasion, and
never permit personal idiosyncrasies
to initiate against that aim. There
fore. statesman whose aim was pure
ly the good of his country would not
hesitate to place rival in position
of power were he the best man to at
tain that country's good. If the minds
Of ordinary, everyday people were
trained in childhood to examine their
own motives, for the sake of their own
self-respect, jealousy would gradually
disappear out of the human category
of defects-and it might be that the
millennium would Re in sight.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

At present there are not more than
on in the world One is in Asia Minor,
between the Greeks and the Turks !;
another in Morocco, between the Span
iards and the Moors, third in Albania,
where the Serbs appear to be the in
vaders. and the fourth in China. where
the northern and southern republics
are fighting, in the leisurely Chinese
way. 1t is high time for conferences
and leagues to dc their utmost to
lessen the perils and burdens Of wars
and preparations for wars.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Plus. RECEIVES
PAPAL CROWN
10000 Crowd St. Peters to
Witness Ancient Catholic
Ceremonial.
SCENE IS. IMPRESSIVE
Old Romans Say Reception Accorded
New Pope Has Never Been Equalied
In Their Memory 100000
Fail to Get In Church.

Rome-Pius XII was crowned Pope
IN the basilica Of St. Peters Sunday
amid scenes of pomp and enthusiasm
and IN the presence of princes and
d1gnltaries of the church, the diplama.
tic representatives of foreign coun.
tries, members of the Roman aristo.
cracy and vast assemblage filling
the great structure to the very doors.
The ancient custom was carried out
with impressive ceremonies and the
newly elected pontiff now occupies the
throne Of the first pope reported
crowned, Leo III, who reigned from
795 to SIG. =
Ancient Precedent Observed.
With the exception of Leo XIII and
Benedict XIV who, owing to the strain
ed relations existing between the
Quirinal and the Vatican, in 1878 and
at the beginning of the World war,
preferred to be crowned in the Sistine
chapel, the coronation of all the popes
elected since the erection of the basi
llca has been celebrated there.
Plus XII again blessed the crowds
from the outer balcony of St. Peters
This time nearly 100000 people cheer.
ed "long live the Pope" and waved
handkerchiefs, many of them multi
colored, and admission tickets to the
Vatican, which had failed to find them
room inside the great church.
Blessing From Outer Balcony.
1t had been officially announced
that lowing to the cold weather" the
pope would not bless the crowds from
the outer balcony but such was the in.
sistence and warmth OF the cheers
lasting three quarters of an hour tina,
the pontiff finally decided to heed the
call of his children.
Thus, it was long after / O'Clock
in the afternoon when the Holy
Father appeared on the balcony, &C
companied by Cardinals Vanutelli
Fl Gasparri, MERCER, and Bourne and be-
slowed, the apostolic :benediction
again waving with his familiar little
shake of the hand as he disappeared
into the interior of the basilica.
Previous to this $4,000 gathered
within the edifice, rising spontaneous
~, had fcheered the. Holy Father as
. Cardinal Lega placed upon the pope,s
head the tiara, emblem Of supreme
: sovereignty. The cheers continued. fol
50 long that Plus was compelled to
make signs with his hands as If seek,
Ing silence in order that the ceremony
b might % continue. Old Romans, who
had witnessed the coronation of sev
eral popes, say that the enthusiastic
reception accorded the present pope
has never been equalled in their
+ memory Ga SIS & 55 BID. 7. ,,s 1 5.7 4.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Has Idea for Storlnu Power.

AS cheap method Of storing the in
termittent power that nature produces
In the tides, the suns radiation, the
wind and the waves of the sea, Ru-
mantan engineer suggests that this en-
ergy be converted into compressed air
and stored in subterranean chambers
that are formed by penetrating below
alright layers Of clay by artesian
wells.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

China is to have nothing but Chi
nese pnst offices hereafter; so in send
ing greetings to friends In the celestial
republic, you had best write the ad-
dress in both English and Chinese. =
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
CHIcAG0's t.Po ON ~ ARRESTED

26-Year-old speculators Charged With
.ss Loss OF About $500, 600.
81 Chicago Raymond n Bishon, taken
into custody after involuntary pro.
5ceeding il bankruptcy had been IN
stituted against him by creditors, ad.
5mttted that he owes about $4.5OOOoO
representing the savings OF 5000 Chi
scagoans mostly foreigners. Less than
one million dollars north 81 oil and
gas stock of doubt ful value ID aysiI
able IS meet the obliga lions. II w.
sannolnced sss=..s
Bischof1 hose dnancial opsrstion
.apps.ent riyal tho & charies
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

Britain Gives Austria Large Credit.
Paris--A Vienna official statement,
according to a dispatch to the Havas
agency, says that the British minis
ter has informed Austria that Great
Britain will grant an advance credit
Of 100000 pounds sterling.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

A mail robber has received SEN
fences that total IS years Now and
then in the midst Of this uncertainty
over deliveries, you hear Of somebody
getting what's coming to him.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

A lenient disposition toward Ger
many's obligations may yet enable
Berlin to initiate successfully the ex-
ample of the famous old debtor who
decided to let the other fellow walk
the floor. = r. .<&4#z +
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
DkUGHERTY IS. ACCUSED

Chicago-Charges that Attorney
General Harry M. Daugherty's office
is being made a center for anti-labor
propaganda were made in telegram
sent to Senator Borah by Harry Fem.
berg, secretary Of the general defense
committee, which is waging a cam.
paign to free the ninety-eight /. w.
WIS still in prison on charges OF OBJ
structing the conduct Of the war. " T
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

After a controversy In print, two
Itnlian editors have fought It out With
double edged swords OH the field of
honor. Their readers probably pre-
ferrsd Il that way.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

Fonzl, the Boston wizard" breathed
huge sigh of relief when taken into
custody by Deputy Marshals. He had
received threats from those he is al
legged to have aeeced, he said, and
was afraid to venture into the south
and west side districts where most
Of his victims lived.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

The vocometer is q new instrument
for measuring the vocal chords and
determining ones ability to sing. Will
they please hurry up that other in
vention for telling the singer when
q listener has an earful?
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Rains Cripple Train Service

Rains cripple Train Service.
Pendl etnn. Ore, Large areas 81
northeastern Oregon and southWest.
SeIn washington have been washed
out and train service 10 held up 81
MANY placss - = result 10 hsayly
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Dry Agent Ambushed and Killed

Huntington, w. Va. William
Meade, state prohibition agent op-
Grating in Wayne county, w. Va, was
shot from ambush and instantly killed
on a road near Dunlow, w. Va, &C
cording to information sent to author.
tiles here.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

A stone inscribed with Egyptian
hieroglyphics, discovered in Palestine,
is attracting scientific attention. Its
interest is considerable, but not great
enough to divert popular attention
from the piece Of copy that the able
conference reporter is tearing off the
typewriter.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

Mexican Bandits Raid OIL Camp.
Mexico Cfty-An armed band of
mounted men held up the oil camp at
LacQrona, at Chijol, near Tampico.
Without firing shot, the band Sc.
cured fifty thousand pesos which were
in the custody of the paymaster.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Hotel Death Fire, TON ST,

Richmond, Va. - The death toll in
the Lexington hotel fire OF Tuesday
/ stood at six but the names OF nine
guests of the hostelry still remained
on police lists as unaccounted for.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Allied Debt RiII SIGNED.

IeF'" 0I9tIcUs =
7s Washington The bill creating i
commission and otherwise making pro
vision for the conversion Of the $11,.
000, 668. 900 debt owed the United
States by the Allied powers Was sign.
ed by President Harding B
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
DRY DIRECTOR UNDER FIRE
Rep. Galiivan Stresses Mounting Cost
of Law Enforcement.

Of Law Enforcement.
Washington-The United States for
two years has tried the experiment of
forcing prohibition on the people and
the only appreciable DEVELOPMENT has
been the increasing cost of enforce
ment, Representative Gallivan, Demo
crat, Massachusetts, declared in a
speech put in the record of the House.
Representative Gallivan. who is i'll
in hospital, made a general alta k
on Commissioner Haynes for what he
characterized as lack of enforcement
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16
Worlds Debt to American Sailor.

Worlds Debt to American Sailor.
The famous Wind and Current
Charts, published by Lieut.. Maury.
Of the United States navy, in the
middle Of the last century, were i'm
mensely valuable to mariners in point
ing out the quickest and safest routes
Tor saili-g vessels. British shipping
alone Is said to have benefited from
them to the extent Of 100000 .
year.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-16

For SALEs;o acres 81 timber.
Write Box s., Central avenue, su-
perior, Wis. 8-11-tf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

LONDRES, mario PA fin de
aprovechar la luz del dia hasta donde
sea possible, para utilizarla en- las La
bores del campo, del comercio y la in
dustria y economizar asi carbon. en- la
luz artificial, en- toda Inglaterra Sc
ha adelantado una hora en- los relo-
jes p1blicos. Desde ell domingo a las
dos a. m. Sc ha puesto en- operation
la orden, que proviene de las esferas
oficiales.
TRINIDAD, Colorado, mario 27.-
En- una tremenda explosion que hubo
el sabado en- la nina ndmero 2 de So
pris, Colorado, perteneciente v en- ope-
racion por la Fuel and Iron Company,
Sc dice que han resultado nueve ira
bajadores desaparecidos Y multitud de
muertos. Sc ignora que Sc debe Ia
explosion que fue escuchada a gran
distancia Y que rompio los cristales de
puertas ventanas en- las poblaciones
vecinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

Asamblea Central de Sehoras Cruz
Roia.
Inspector General Secretario de
s. NJ, Madrid.
20 de febrero de 1922.
Iltmo. Sr. .Presidente de la Casa de
Espa1a. San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Muy seior mfo y de mi mayor consi-I
deraci6n:
Tn error disculpable mOtiya el re-
traso involuntario con que me honrol
en- dirigirme a usted, a fin de haeerle1
presente en- nombre de Sn Majestad
La Reina "a. d. g.), Ia satisfaction de
la Augusta Sefiora, por el espIendido
donatiyo de 100000 pesetas con que
esa Colonia Espafiola quiso contribuir
IA la Subscription Nacional con destino
a los Hospitales de La Cruz Roia en-
beneficio de los soldados heridos Y en-
fermos del Ejercito de Africa.
La Augusta Sonora me encarga con
este motive muy especialmente EXPIRE
'se a usted, asf como todos los es-
pafioles de la Colonia. su agradeci-
miento por. rasgo tan generoso que po-
ne tan de manifesto su patriotismo
y su amor a las Instituciohes: d
Ruego a Ia vez haga presente tanlr
bien a todos los sefiores de las Socie-
dades Espafiolas, en- nonbre de la
Asamblea Central de Seforas, 10 Inus
cho que Sc ha estimado el cuantipsO
donatiTo, que fde IN poderoso auxillo
para Ia obra de esta INSTITUTION que
patrocina tan personalmente nuestra
Augusta Refna.
Reciban hsteaes klos splaeemes de
esta Inspection, aproyechando con
guyt9fa ,oea ION para gPEar 4 uaA
demas n isenores tal mi si fnRsid ideEacion ls per-
sonsl yYausd1aES 1 81 de listed rs fa altssRt0sy stsS.
ni1saasgnt IN. s. MI Hos g
oa ail Et tRdrraass ds' Ii RiOefd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
san JUAN RICO = DE MARIO DE 1922
10 que nos dice Ell Sc
EcretariO del GOberna-
dor con respectO al
viaje de Mr. Rely al
pueblo de Salinas.

Ell sabado por liz mafiana, Sun diario
pdblic0 eierta information al efecto
de que el Gobernador Reilly nabfa sos
tenido una extensa entrevista con pro
minentes lfderes del partido unionis-
Ia.
Comentando esta information, el Sc
cretario del Gobernador, Sr. Hull, nos
dijo 10 siguiente:
"En honor a la verdad, ell Goberna-
dor y Mr.. N. A. Walker Jr., en- union
de otros, fueron invitados para una
comfda fntima en- la residencia del Sr.
don Manuel Gonzalez Martinez, en-
Salinas. Es un hecho que muchos de
los inyitados del Sr. Gonzalez eran ca
tRlleros que estan mas 8 menos iden-
tificados con la polftica en- Puerto Ri
CO. Cualquier importancfa polftica que
Sc lie quiera dar a esta reunion, es una
simple c0njetura. Ell Gobernador Rely
acept6 la hospitalidad del ST.. Gonza-
lez, como 10 hubiersi hecho con cual-
quier otra persona, que asf 10 hubie-
ra invitado Podra ser que algo Sc ha-
va tratado, pero no me doy cuenta de
10 que pueda decirse acerca de los
asuntos pOlfticos de Puerto Rico, en-
una cOmida como La celebrada en- Sa-
linas- agreg6 el Sr. Hull.
Ell sr. Gonzalez ha sido nm gran be-.
nefactor de la isla de Puerto Rico,
pues todo el pals sabe que el puso a
las disposition del gobierno insular,
una extensa parcela de terreno, para es
tablecer allf la colonia de leprosos, y
Ell Gobernador lie guarda un gran re-
conocimiento por su espfritu empren-
prendedor, Y tengo La seguridad de que
ell Gobernador Sc sinti6 altamente hon
RADIO al aceptar su invitacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Carta alberta al listill-|
guido amigo Don Jose
Ruiz SOlel' SecretariO
de la Association de-
PrOductOres de Azdcar

Distinguid0 senior y amigo:
81 no he lefdc NAL, parece que Id,
dijo el otro dfa en- su artfculo publi-
cado en- ia Democraciav, que la re-
baja de fletes en- el transporte de AID
car de Puerto Rico a New York, Sc ha-
bfa conseguido q gestiones de La Aso-
ciaci6n de Productores de Aziicar. 81
mi memoria no me es infiel y los docu-
mentos que p0seo en- mi poder no son
ap6crifos, me parece que la reduction
en los fletes de azicar Sc debe ges-
tiones de las Centrales Pasto ViejO,
Yahncoa, Lola, los Cafios otras,
gestiones que fueron agitadas y man
tenidas por Mr.. NJ. A. Walker Jr. y
don Rafsael Fabian.
+ Dice I'd. tambi6n que el tipo d que
ha sido reducido el flete es a IS CEN
tavos, Y sligo creyendo que estd en- un
error, pues, me parece que el 'flete
hasta New York, solo es II centat
yos,
Hay un punto que me parece que
debiera tratar La Association de Pro
ductores de Az1car, y. va que parece
que I'd. toma con verdadero inter6s
todos los asuntos que a esta Asocia-
ci0n conciernen, permftame amigo milo,
que soiicite de I'd. de la manera mas
Irespetuosa que haya lugar que Sc to-
me inter6s porque los altos poderes
nacionlaes inyestiguen las causas que
motiyan Ell que los refnadores y especu-
ladores no lie paguen Puerto Rico el
tipo legal y justo que lie corresponds
comparadO con el de Cuba.
ST tai Sc hiciera, este I'd. seguro
que d miles de Puerto Rico lie entra-
ran alginos centenares de miles de
d6lares mas y esa Association haria
una gran obra.
Por Ia atenci6n Y respuesta le da las
4 O. n
Asociado.
HH F ~ 4 ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
LA MEDIACION De ERANCIA EN-
IRE CREClA Y TURQUIA, NO
TIENE Una ACOCIDA CORDIAL
El anunciO de que un jOven de color pueda ser
enviadO la Escuela Naval de Annapolis
ha creadO un nuevO cOnflictO de razas
En- lnglaterra, para ahOrrar car
bon, Sc ha adelantadO una
hOra los relOjes.

CONSTANTINOPLA, MARIO 81
Los nacionalistas turcos muestranse
indiferentes a las proposiciones reci-
bidas del Gobierno frances, para con-
certar un armisticio en- su lucha con
los griegos v yer de llegar un en-
tendido para la paz. La nota suplica-
toria lie fue enviada por Francia, al
Imisnno tempo que a los nacionalistas,
al Gobierno de Atenas, que ha con-
testado no poder complacer al Gobier-
no de Millerand, sin antes saber la ac-
titud leal de los turcos, pero adhirien-
dose, sin embargo, a los buenos fines
que persigue la proposition.
WASHINGTON, MARIO 27.-Un
asunto de razas ha surgido, con mott
vo del anuncio hecho por el represen-
tante a la Camara de New York, An
sorge, de que para premiar el valor Y
americanismo de los soldados de CO.
lor en- la pasada guerra mundial, ha
nombrado al negro neoyorquino, Ire
vile Holly, candidate para seguir es-
tudios en- la Academia Naval de Anna
polls. FL Secretario de Marina Den
by, al saber la noticia, Sc ha negado
a discutir este asunto, que vendrfa a
ser el primer case desde el ano 1870,
de que un negro entrara en- dicha Aca-
dennia; y los directories v oficiales de
!la mencionada Academia Sc han mos
trado reservados talnbien, pero dejan-
do entrever que no admitiran Holly
a cursar estudios ALI. 81 asunto Sc
considera de surna gravedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27

Ell jOven HeribertO San
tana quisO acabar
con las navajas
PoSIBLEMENTE SERAN PROCESA-
DOS ALGTSNOS BARBER0S

Ell sabado las dQce del dfa, avisa-
ron por telefono a Ia policfa detective,
del establecimient0 Puerto Rico Pa
per Supply CO, Inc.ss radicado en- la
calle de Rafael Cordero No. 76, con Ell
fin de inYestigar ciertos robos que We
nfan cometienio en- el citado estable-
cimiento. EI sargentc Gutierrez, infne-
dfatamente design6 a los detectives
Juan Sierra Y Juan 3. Miranda, para
I.que Sc hiciesen cargo de la investiga-
ci0n. Los duefios del establecimiento
informaron Il los agentes secretos, que
venfan notando 1esde hace atgunas
sennanas que le faltaba I'm buen ndme-
70 de las navajas aleinanas que ven
den al detail. Cerra = Miranda, que
son practicOs en- estos asunutos, no va
cilaron un instante en- sospechar del
joven Heriberto Santana, de is AMOS
de edad, empleado Gel establecimiento
hacfa tres semanass
Ell joven Heriberto fu6 trafdo al
cuartel de la detective, donde fu6 So
metido a una investigation confes6
ser el autor de los distintos hurtos
que sc han realizado en- ell citado es-
tablecimiento. Manifesto haber hurta-
do ci1cuenta y chico naSajas, las
cuales tienen un yalor de $500 y $500
cada una. De estas navajas han sido
recuperada pOr la detective cuarenta
v ocho de elias. La mayor parte han
sido recuperadas en- poder de algunos
barberos de San Juan, quienes han
manifestado a Ia detective que las
compraron medic dollar cada una.
Tn detective ocun6 pna de estas ma
vajas IN barBeF6 sle san Juan en-
les nlolnentos que estaha afeitand0 .
I'M clienfe. Ell detective fne tam prus
Edente, que aguardO a que limpiaran IA
enra nj parroquiano que por eiert0 di-
10 que era una magnffica nayaia.
EI Fiscal Dfaz GolEazo, quien inyes=
tiga el rasO. decret6 Ell arresto del jo-
ven Santana. y en- cuantO 81 Sc proee-
sara o no los barberos que cOmpEas
ron las naFajas, 10 decidira mis- aGle-
lante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
Los DONATTVOS PARA La CRUZ
ROJA ESP PANOLA Y la CRATTTUD
DE LAS REALES Personals
Ell Marques de la TOrrecilla nombre del Rey
don Alfonso de la Reina Victoria, y el Mar
qM6s de la Ribera, nombre de la
augusta SeiiOra dan las mas ex-
presivas gracias las SOcie-
dades EspanOlas

He aquf las comunicaciones reel
bidas:
BajO el Escudo Real de Espana hay
I'M membrete que dice:
Ell Jefe Superior de Palacio, Mayo
dormo Mayor de s. M.
Madrid, % de febrero de 1922.
Sr. don J. Perez Losada,
Secretario de la Casa de Espafia,
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Muy distinguido sefior mfo: Contes-
tando a su atenta carta con la que
me remitfa el respetuoso escrito diri-
gido Su Majestad Ell Rey "a. ID. 81
tengo e1 gt1sto de participate haber
cumplido el encargo de ponerlo en- las
Augustus manos, recibiendo el Angus
to Sefior con la mayor cOmplacencia
tan patri0tico mensaje, Y ordenando-
me muy especialmente que en- su Real
Nombre, Y en- el de Su Majestad la
ReiIfa, reitere a las Sociedades Espa-
iiolas las mas sinceras expresiyas
gracias por tan releyante ,testimonio
de amor patrio, Y de adhesion las
Reales Persons.
AL communicable los deseos de Su Ma
jestad, me es grato ofrecerme de I'd.
atento s. s.
q. E. S. NJ,
EI Marques dc Ia TosTeciEEG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
La POLICIA INSULAR RINDE
TAMBIEN LA GUARDIA DE HO-
NOR Al cADAVER DE DON
PEDRO ARSUAGA

FL disfineuido Captain Ayudante de
u rolisfa msular, ST. JUDGE, ha PEI
dido para 81 Jefe INFERNO Capitan
Hnfi416, para a = para los iefes Be-
trefe1sa y Rios Caffillo, IN tuIno en-
b suafdls De honor que Sc viene man.
taniende desae eI dia que 6eulri6 81
IIefedo fs.lecimiento del ilustre al6n-
tropo don Pedro Arsuaga. en d Car
piila Ardiente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
I1np0rtallte EaIfa
a.jtiiI de Eznzfi


81 4BenSo 0essAk Nk-Ie1fG
Manati. BsR.
Ma aprecsadoo amieo
la pressnts para acllIar 9 %. bllan
Chsek que pors snasaiasidin zuya mo ~.
mite IL sociedad I'M An60Ea'' pur y
suna de sssssO en- pago de Ia P6liza
dc mi familiar, d. Cruz Morales, tras.
pasada mis- hiiOs, SaIita, Pedrito y
Luisa. Quiero hacsr cOnStar que IL
Conpahia no me ha presentado cbstacu-
10 aiguno para este pagO y que 6 hecho
eon Ia festinaci6n reglamentaria.
Muy atentaments
B. ColIaso Jin6nss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
EN su oFIcINA

En- completa convalecencia de Ia
grave lesion que recibi0 en- eI pie y
pierna izquierdos, esta va en- su bu-
fete el joyen abogado Sr. r. Quinones,
generalmente estimado en- esta socie-
dad. cuya mejoria celehramos mucho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-27
La aSOlell1nidad d de esta
nOche en- Ell AteneO

= = q * : n
Como ,henos anunciadO anterior
nlente, Ia Academia de Medicine de
Puerto Rico eelehrars eastt q Tioche,4as
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En- ella Sc hara Ia proclamation del
medico agraciado DIR. Francisco del
Vale Atiles, a quien ha correspond
do el premio de $500 asignado, con no.
Bile y gallarda generosidad, por el Ca
sino Espafiol de San Juan.
Ell insigne ateneista y orador elo-
cuentisimo Hon. Toro Cueyas, esta en-
cargado del discurso de apertura.
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to seran ejecutados.
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rabies de nuestra Academia de Medi-
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