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The Press., 1922-06-15
WELLINGTON
-Chautauqua June 2Oth to June 24th

The work on the church is progress ing as rapidly as is possible, and very satisfactorily.
 Mrs. Julius Meyers is driving a car so pretty as to excite general remark ! and admiration.
 Miss Bennett has returned from Mansfield where she has been pro- tessionally engaged for some time.
 Little Claude Eldredge is the happy possessor of donkey and cart that IS the delight of the children near and far.
 MT. CosgrOve and Mrs. Brown have returned after a pleasant sOiourn with friends and Old-time neighbOrs in New Haven.
 Louie Morse, carpenter, has com pleted his part of the work on the i'm proVements at the Tyler bungalow and 1t will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Mrs. PomerOy started on Monday for series of visits to relatives in dlHerent places where her cheerful presence is always hailed with pleas ure.
 Mrs. Esther Brown DimOck has re- turned to her home farm for the sum- mer after her comfortable winter with her daughter, Mrs. Houchens, in Hart ford.
 It is pleasant to hear that Mrs, Pratt is making good recovery at the Johnson hospital, and also to chronicle her appreciation of all that has contributed to her comfort and recovery.
 On Sunday MT. and Mrs. G. B. Rob- t'lnss entertained her daughter, and husband and granddaughter, MT. and Mrs.. Mondor and Miss Leora. Mrs. Robbins returned with them to pass a few days at their home on Jackson street, Willimantic.
 Rev. MT. Harvey of Hartford sup- piled the pulpit very acceptably to all on Sunday afternoon. There was a good attendance and also at the Sun day school. MT. Harvey was enter tained at dinner, by Miss Mersereau. at Hillside.
 The threatening clouds in evidence all of Sunday only gave an occasional sprinkle of rain hereabouts and one or two claps of thunder Although rain is much needed all are thankful to have escaped the visitations that made havoc in many places.
 Rest Cottage, the pretty home of Misses Palmer and Cunning, has just received fresh coat of paint at the hands of W. Studley. There have been relatives and friends from a distance. of both of these ladies, as guests, since their return from their winter in New York
 Leon o. WoodwOrth passed the weekend in Hartford, in attendance upon the reunion of his company unit in the World war, that was largely attended with banquet at Hotel Bond, many coming from a distance, in- cluding several officers. It was a pleasant and interesting event to all concerned.
 MT. and Mrs. Julius C. Meyer have returned from a motor trip to Fort Defiance, Va, to attend the exercises at August Military academy Their son, Senior Lieutenant Randolph w, who has been cadet at this school for the past four years was graduated with the highest hOnors, receiving his diploma. He will enter Wharton school of Finance, University of Penn sylvania, in the fall Cadet Senior Captain Charles H. Tanner, Company A, who has been a house guest of MT. and Mrs. Julius 0. Meyer for several days, returned last Thursday to his home in St. Cloud, Minn.
The Press., 1922-06-15
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS

-Chautauqua June 2Oth toJune 24th.
The Press., 1922-06-15
Reprinted from Retail Coal Man. !"
 RELIEF BY RADIO

The only man of the distributing end of the coal industry who actually comes in contact with the public is the retail coal merchant He is on the firing line every day in the year wheth- CT the mines work or not.H'
 Editor of THE RETAIL COAL MAN The man who has to handle coal
 Folks do not love but darn his soul. They think that prices are a shame, And think the dealer is to blame. When coal goes up in any town
 His popularity goes down. To hear the gentle public bawl
 You'd think the dealer got it all. And so he does-but not the dough: He does get all the kicking though. The wholesale dealer at his desk Can never hear the picturesque
 Remarks the public will emit
 Nor watch some woman throw a fit; The mine is many miles away The dealer sees 'em ev'ry day. That isn't all: some citizen
 Forgets to pay you now and-then; However we'll you watch accounts, You're sure to lose some small
 amounts
 The wholesale man will sympathize, The operator wipe his eyes, And say they're sorry for your loss But both will make you come across. In other words. whatever sin The customer indulges in.
 spot The mine and wholesale man are not. They're sorry for the public, too. For other folks as we'll as you But you're the boy down at the yard Who gets it first. and gets it hard And so I'm glad the Radio Is getting universal, so The next time someone starts to kick | The yard can start transmitting quick. | When some consumer starts to cuss About the coal you ship to us To spread the sOund-wayes I'll begin hope the mine is listening in. I'd like to have it get the waves When some consumer madly raves; I'll know, when words begin to sig. The operators getting his. The mine is often not to blame, The wholesale man is just the same But when the public starts to yelp I'd like to have a little help.
 -ChautauquaJ June 20th plume 24th.
The Press., 1922-06-15

1 w. R. c. meeting Friday evening
 Michael Dawson is attending the commencement exercises at the Catho- lie University, Washington, D. c. His son, Cyril, receives a degree.
 D. Aliprandi, who has been in the grocery business in this town for the 1 past few years, has purchased a bus mess in the same line in East Boston, Mass. MT. Aliprandi has the best wishes of his many friends.
 Miss Beatrice Roberts, a senior at Stafford high school, has been award ed medal and certificate by The Underwood Typewriter Company for speed and accuracy in typewriting. Miss Roberts award was presented for writing AZ net words per minute for 15 consecutive minutes. This is a commendable record and one which is seldom established by a high school student.
 Next Saturday the All Stars will have it's hardest opponents of the season when they cross bats with the fastest ameteur team of Springfield, the Randy Kids. They come here with only defeats in 26 games, in playing the fastest teams in and around Springfield. Last Decoration day the Randy Kids hustled some when they came through with four victories in as many games. This shows there is nothing slow about them. HannOn will probably pitch for the Kids and either Davis or B. Fontanella will be on the mound for ed at Hyde Park and will be started at 2.30 o'clock.
 At the recent annual meeting of the judges of the superior and supreme courts held in Hartford the following appointments were made for Holland: Willis H. Reed re-appointed clerk with salary of $3.O0O and Dennis J. MsCarthy re-appointed assistant clerk with salary of $500. Jury commission CTS, Llewellyn J. Storrs and George Siswick. Public defender, Robert H. Fisk. The official stenographer will be Charles F. Roberts. Patrick H. Crafty was appointed messenger.
 According to the latest figuring of the state department the number of motor vehicles in this vicinity includ- ing passenger cars, commercial cars, motorcycles and public service cars are as follows:
The Press., 1922-06-15
South Wilmington
-ChautauquaJu June goth to June 24tl

Adfer Potter, who is a patient a
 the Johnson hospital is resting al comfortably as can be expected.
 MT. and Mrs. William Melee anC daughter of Adams were the weekend guests at the home of Mrs. MeBee's mother, Mrs. w. H. Hall.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Lewis of Taunton Mass, were the weekend guests oi MT. and Mrs. Louis Service, Mrs. Ser. vice being their daughter.
 Mrs. Charles Wochomurka, who was recently operated on at the Johnson hospital, is now very much improved and expects to leave the hospital this | week.
 Mrs. Walter Westerfield of Morris Heights is visiting at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Den. man, expecting to be here for the summer.
 The following named residents pass ed the required examination at the superior court in Rockville on Tues day to receive the citizen papers: J. NovOtny, Charles Struad, Antonio Mature.
 Holman Hall is home for the sum- mer vacation, having recently grad uated from the Choate's school of Wal lingford. He will take the examina- tion to enter the Wesleyan University at Middletown.
 It is expected that the younger boys, ranging from ages 12 to 14, who are members of the local Y. M. c. A. and having organized ball team, will Q from ho ball grounds Friday afternoon at 3.3O D. m.
 The local Y. M. c. A. team, which has recently been organized, played their first game of the season with the Wilmington Tigers last Saturday, the visitors being the victors, score 4 to 6. The local boys have not had any practice and have not as yet developed any team work. It is hoped that after few games more they will be able to hold up their end with the other teams. They will play a return game Saturday on the Tigers grounds.
 At the home of Mrs. Jennie L. Caddy of Stafford Springs on last Saturday afternoon her daughter, Vera Eliza beth Kaddy was united in marriage to Gardiner Holman Hall, son of Mrs. w. H. Hall of South Wilmington. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ernest A. Legg of the Methodist church of Stafford Springs. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Evelyn Kaddy. Holman Hall, brother of the groom, was best man. The bride was gowned in white. The home was decorated with laurel. MT. and Mrs. Hall will spend their honeymoon in the White Mountain sections and on returning will visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. William Melee of Adams, Mass, after which they will reside in the cOzy bungalow in South Will lingtOn.
The Press., 1922-06-15

The All Stafford won it's fourth game and Quinn his third straight on Sum day, due to the timely hitting of Wise, Sullivan and Gilman. Captain Gill mans hit with three men on in the ninth drove in the two runs necessary to win. Quinn's and Cervini's pitch ing featured. Rain fell throughout the game. Score:
The Press., 1922-06-15

The local golf team went to Putnam last Saturday and won by 3212 to 271a. Three points were counted for each pair. Stafford took 20 men and Put nam played with 16 on their team, they doubling up on the first four nJovorc Tina mn ac fOI1Ou,c.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
La graduation de los
alumnOs del ColegiO
Royal Gregg

A deducir por los preparativOs que
Sc realizan,- resultara muy brillante
concurrido el setc de la graduation de
los alumnos del "Colegio Royal Gregg,
dirigido por la notable educadOra por-
torriqueiia, Maria Teresa de Robles.
La fiests. sc celebrara el sdbado pro-
ximo, en- el "Teatro RiaIto",. que es-
tara mas bello que nunca. Los mas.
sobresalientes graduados tienen MI
nero en- ell pr6grama, Ell el que figu-
ran tambiGn el inspirado violinista
Pepito Figueros, la crquesta del Rial
to-, la nina Ana Hilda Rivera, Ell pc
riodista don Alfredo Vargas y el Sc
nor Yumet Mendez, quien pronuncia-4
ra un discurso.
El "Colegio Royal Gregg, que cuens
ia con siete ilustradfsimos profesores,
Sc lucira mucho, como de costumbre.
Y la concurrencia ovscionara a La no.
tabilfsima directora de aqrel excelen-
te plantel de ensefanza, doiia Maria
Csmacho de Robles, que tanto ha he
cho p3r la cultura del pats.
Reciba nuestros placemes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

Tonga el recesa hasta las nueve me-
dia de hoy jueves.
El pdblico es retirado, y concurrcn
la sala de sesiones dos fot0grafos
acompaiiados FOR el sefior Antonio
Coll Vidal, quien prcpone tomar
algunas yistas cilienlatograficas al
Ejuez & los abogaNDs de las parties:
Sc acede clio por unanimidad, y es
tomada una vista de eada uno de los
miembross eitadqs. y luego, I'm grupo
de los mismos seheres, saliendo de La
Corte juntamente con el juez.H
+ Seglin nos hs mallifestadp el senior
.vigtie, de Ponce, quien esta tomamsor
las yistas cinema togfdficas para am
Pillar una pelfcllla relacionada con el
case electoral, hoy jueyes tomara nup-
We yistas ell la Corte, asf como Ia del
senior Osborn, cuando este Sc encuen-
tire declarando, Y otras a las represen-
tantes de la prensa Y ptiblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
Detalles espantosos del nqufragio del
Reliance" cerca de las isLas Lizard
La Ley sobre asignaciO-
mes para la marina de
guerra pas6 aver.
,Ds maestro ssrVIoiO cablssraaeol


WASHINGTON, diciembre 21.-El
proyecto &c ley sobre asignaciones a
IA marina de guerra pas0 aver tarde
en- la Canlara de Representatives.. Ell
mencionado proyecto provee que el
personal enlistado no pase de $4,000
hombres, como el aiio pasado, 10 cual
requiere PARA su sostenimiento la i'm
portante suma de $300,000,000.
PARIS. diciembre 21.-Aunque en-
las tiltimas horas Sc advierte una leve
mejorfa Ell cl estada de la insigne
tragediante Madame Sarah Bern
hardt, su estado es gravfsimo, Sc te-
me d. surjan comNicaciones, dada lG
avanzadfsima cdad dc Ia egregia
actriz.
LONDRES, diciembre 21.-El prin-
cipe Jorge, segundo hijo de los Re-
yes de Gran Bretaiia, fue operado
aver de APPENDICITIS, quedando perfec-
tamente bien pasada la crisis natu-
raj. Ell joven principe solo tiene vein
te anos.
MADRID, diciembre 21.-El conf
ssario Superior General Ricardo Bur-
guete " el Presidente del Consejo,
MARQUES de Afhucemas, han estadp
conference.-the aver durante cuatro
horas, en- Ell palacio de la Castellana.
Aunallc Sc guarda la mas absolute re
serya ror 5palte de anlbos, Sc sabe que
q gobieFrlo no estd conforme con el
plan Burguefe, nj este Sc ayiene tam
POGO a colaborar con I'm gobierno que
lie quite q medic de iinponer La paz en-
Marruecos. Sc habla por elementos
que Sc jllzgan bien inforlpados de la
destituai6n de Burguete, pero 10 que
parece mas SECURE es que Sc acepte la
dfnisi6a que este ticne presenRis
flesde cue slIbieron al poder los libe-
Lrales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
La in1pOrtante reunion
de esta nOche

Para tratar de interasantes detalles
relacionados con la asistencia del Co
mercio Espanol de Puerto Rico al Con-
greso del Conlercio Espafol de Ul-
tramar que ha de reunirse en- Madrid,
Barcelona Y Sevilla en- la primavera
de- ano pr6ximo, han silo citados por
.el Presidente del Comite organ'zador
en- Puerto Rico. Don Abelardo de Ia
Haba. los sefiores que forman las dis
tintas ponencias cue tienen en- estu-
dio iinportantes materias para ser
llevadas ante el Congreso.
Ia reunion ha sido citada para es-
ia noehe, las ocho, en- el, Casino Es-
pafol y
rs seguro que ha de verse muy con
currida
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
Ell JUEZ FOOTE DECLARE AVER
QUE Ell RECES0 DE LA CORTE CON-
TNUARIA HASTA HOY JUEVES
Ell DR.. Osborn no pudo asistir por encontrarse
lijeramente enfermo, segln inform6
ell elLicenciadO Guerra.

purante la mafiana de eyer mierco-
les, una gran parte de los habitantes
de San Juan, Sc daba citE para con
currir la Corte de Distritp, y ira
tar de presenciar auando el experto
doctor Osborn, rindiera su infoIme pc
ricial. POGO despues de las doce, Sc
podia encontrsr pdblico en- los pasi-
Hos, ansioso de ocupar las primeras
lfneas de escaiios a la primers puer-
ia del salon de tactos que q marshal
aIbriera, n
/ A la una " media, ys ell pdblico es-
taba conyencido de que Sc ,h|abfan de-
fraudado sus dcseos. Ell IMPARCIAL,
por..la calle, informaba haber reci-
Dido I'm telefonem& del Hotel Palace,
donde Sc presunfa que la vista serfa
pospuesta por el Hon. Iez Foote, en-
virtud de una ligera dolencia que tu-
vC retenido en- CANA al doctor Alfred
S. Osborn, casi todo ell dfa de aver.
Algunos momentos sntes de las dos.
llesaban al la Corte los Lcdas. Geigel
y Feli1, y. casi simultaneamente los
Lcdos. Guerra, Rivera Zayas, Acufa
Aybar, Iriarte Castro.
Las dos, y ell juez, tomando su asien,
t. llama iEl pleito electoral! sg,f
Guerra Mondrag6n ride la yenia de
la Corte, y anuncia que debido una
slibita enfermedad, que hG retcnido
en- cana al perito, doctor Osborn,
quion Sc We inpadido de poder asistir
Ell Ia tarde de hoy, (ayer,) rendir
su infoi1ne, suplica, siempre cuando
sus distinguishes compaiieros, les abo-
gsdbs de la parte contraiia no Sc opon-
gan, que ell juez senale para mafiana
a las nueye v media, y 81 es possible
para la tarde tsmbi6n.
Ell Lcdo. Felid indica estar de
acuerdo sienipre que sus compaiieros
lemandantes no sc opongan 10 que
sugiere el Lcdo Guerra, Y manifies-
ts no haber necesidad de que este
conste en- el record.
La Corte dice, que no habiendo in
conveniente alguno por las parties, pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
,HOMBRES UTILES QUE NO TIE
MEN EN- QUE OCUPARSE.
ST.. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. r.

ST.. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, p. r.
Estimatlo senior:
El Coronel del Regimiento 65 supli-
Ca a Vd. ia inserci6n en- su peri6dico
de la noticia adjunta. A causa de la
reduction del Ejercito, segdn Aeta del
Congreso, Sc hace necesario licenciar
'honrosamente a unos 14O soldados de
este puesto, que no podran reengan
char por ahora. Estos hombres son
Ien SUI mayorfa inteligentes y leales, y,
Isl Sc les brinda la oportunidad, ten
dram 6xito en- La vida civil. Precisa-
fmente para pedir esta oportunidad, Ell
Coronel hace este llamamiento Ia
A los comerciantes v patronos
Debido Ia reduction del Ejercito,
Sc hace necesario licenciar honrosa-
inente a f42 soldados del Regimiento
81 de Infanterfa. Estos hombres son
i6venes. robustos, listos y acostumbra-
dos 4 Ia discipline militar, v poseen
|bastante conocimiento del idioma In
giles. Los jefes de oficinas, comercian-
ties patronos que esten interesados
Ten obtener empleados eficientes, SIR
vanse dirigirse a ii Qficina General
Idel Regimiento 65 de lnfanterfa, don
lile Sc les suministraran informes sobre
lel caracter aptitud de dichos solda-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
Es casi segmo que Puerto Rico sera in
Guido en- el Iineraro de Ia communication
aerea que Sc establece entire Habana,
Estados Unidos y Santo Domingo.
FL Representante de la gran Empresa haba
con el CorresponSal de Ell IMPARCIAL
en- la Habana, Y lie da la casi segu-
rdad de que San Juan entra-
rS en- el circutO
IcabIe a Ell IMPARCIAL.l

HABANA, dicmbre 2ILcs hdplanos
magnfcas pruebas
lencia insuperabe de
motor slencicsO
ahora progado Tda les
e exo mas copeto No nsuperabl
sino ell Ompeentmo tradO
senvovnepo de mpcrante lnea
desde primer perfecta
Ell epresentan de liable
Rco de mportara de la
medic rapimo gurdad
San Juan se,ia Include muy prono en- el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
Seryici0 mensual de
cliches

Acabamos de recibir una gran va
riedad de cHches. propios para anun-
ciar artfculos de Navidad y Aho
Nuevo.
Utilizando nuestros clich6s, dara
I'd. a sus anuncios, valor, importan-
cia y attraction.
venga a verlos 0 escribanos indi-
cando que objetos desea annnciar y
Ie enviaremps disehos, mny arti,ti-
COS, y yariados para que seleccione
! los que desee. n N
Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21


William Bross Lloyd, millionaire de
Chicago cuyas tendencias comunis-
tas le han Waldo una sentencia en-
rresidio po1 cinco amos. dictada por
Ia corte federal, al hallarse compro-
bada Ia acusaci6n que pesaba sobre
Mr.. Lloyd de laborar durante la
guerra por impedir la acci6n del
gobierno en- imponer Ell servicio obli-
gatorio. Como ell citado ciudadano
no ha sido encontrado por las auto
ridades, creese que ha imitado ell
ejemplo de Stacker Bergdol1 y big
Bill Haywood, huyendo hacia
Russia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

I
una notaN que el' Gobierno del Canada
ha enyiado q Washington, Sc compro-
mete aquel pals a realigar todo 10 po-
sible por evitar el trafico Illegal de
licores entire el riismo,y v los Estados
Unidos, dando las ordenes oportunas
a las autoridades DIG la frontera para
la persecution de los contrabandistas
Almismo tempo Sc disponen los Do
minios oponerse al cambio fraudu-
lento de matrfcula de los barcos anne
ricanos, los cuales Sc registrar bajo
la bandera inglesa, con el fin de po-
der conducir libremente los licores
que deseen, sin exponerse persecu-
clones molestosas por parte de las au-
toridades yankees.
LOS ANGELES, diciembre 21.- El
boletin medico de aver, anunciaba que
ell paciente Wallace Reid, el notable
actor cinematografico cuya vida esta
en- inminente peligro, va cediendo des-
de el lunes. Aun cuando Sc dice que
probablemente Mr.. Reid logre salyar
la vida, quedara incapacitado tai vez
por siempre, para volver a la escena
muda, deleitar al pdblico'con su la
Dor insuperable como actor. La en-
fernedad del joven comendiante Sc
cree haya sido contraida por la in
gercion de narc6ticos, a que era muy
afcionado Mr.. Reid, cuyo trafico ha
sido condenado por immoral, por los
pastores metodistas del sur de Cali
fornja, reunidos On Asamblea para
tomar acnerdos. sahEe IL pArseelcion
de los mismos.
SAN Fra CISCO, diciennbre 21.
A su regreso de ana ira importantf-
sima ipor tierras de Oriente, Mr. Da-
vid Starr Jordan, canciller de merito
de la Universidad de Stamford, que
ha llegado a esta ciudad, ha dicho
que probablemente ell Japon sea el
pals mas "secop de la TERRA dentro
de aigunos amos. Mr.. Jordan ha po-
dido comprobar como va cediendo el
uso de licores en- el progresista Inn
perio, sin que para clio hayan tenido
que intervenir las autoridades; sino
por la propia voluntad de los japo-
neses que Sc han propuesto suprimir
la bebida paulatinamente.
VANCOUVER, dicienbre 21. -
EMientras la policia realizaba un raid
en- una casa del barrio chino, una pa
Iona mensajera volo del patio, po-
sandose sobre unas cajas de narcoti-
cos que estaban ocultos, para propo-
tsitos de contrabando. Dos honabres
lfueron 1arrestados.
MADRID, diciembre II. Continfan
las nallifesfaciones en- ta6:l Espaii:l
clamando por el castigo de los culpa-
blcs de L. tlcrl0ta de Annual. Ell Co
Eruha ecurrieron aver serios disturbios,
por haijerse mezclado cil Ia manifcs-
|taci6n elementos revoltosos que trata.
ron de atacar a la fuelxa pliblica. IIsl-
bo algunos heridos v contusos, pcro 10
manifestation iio Sc tlioslvi0.
DUBLIN, diciembre 21. EN- la car
eel de esta ciudad fueron ejecutados
aver tarde siete rebeldes irlandeses,
despues de resultar autores del des-
carrilamiento de un tren ocurrido en-
noviembre, en- cuyo mes Sc procedio q
isu captura, por las tropas del Estado
Libre. Varios mas estan siendo mo-
1.-Two de un proceso ruidoso por trai,
ci6n al regimen constituido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
Dofia Julia Rossy de
Servera

Aver tarde, va en- prensa nuestra
edici6n, recibimos de nuestro Cores
ponsal en- san German, el siguiente
luctuoso despacho telegrafco: 4
san German, diciembre 20, 1922.
Ell IMpARGIAIa ,ll
San Juan.
Hoy once maiana falleci0 distiii-
glida y noble dana dona Julia Rosy,
anantfsima esposa de nuestro querido
alcaide Hon. Francisco seryera Silva.
soeisaads elitera esta de pesame por
irrcpatable perdida y desfila por en-
lutado hogar a reridir ell tribute de su
doloE Al, inconsolable esposo.
iss.5i .s.5 Conesponsdl
DANA eiemplarfsima por sus yirtu-
des. era Dofla Julia Rossy de servera,
muy querida en- la culta sociedad san
germeiia, de cuyo seno era elemento
indispensable de valer.
San German, pues, Sc cubre de luto
por Ia irreparapie perdida, hoildamen-
te sentida por todos los elementos de
aGnella loealidad.
"a su apenado esposo, el prestigioso
Alcaldc de la ciudad de las Lomas
Don Francisco Seryera Silva, sus
hermanos, y deinas deudos, que en- San
German son numerosas, pues la ex-
tinta DANA estaba emparentada allf
con connotadas familias,. envia Ell
IMPARCIAD su mas sentido pesame
En- el seno del Senior descanse el al
ma de la buena seiiora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
La notable Soprano lisa.
bel SOria recibe una
felicitaci0n.
LA voZ Sc oYo A TRES MIL
MILLAS
DOS CARTAS

DOS CARTAS
Die. Is, 1922.
Sra. Isabel SOria,
Hctcl Central,
San Juan, z. II.