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Chamber BANQUET nj Atokn

gpoC Ial ~ Ths World.
ATOKA. April 7. -- The local
chamber or commerce will entertain
it, membership with n banquet on
Monday. April 10. Judge Baxter
Taylor. chairman Of tho state in
dustrial commission, will be the
principal speaker.
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Charged with Taking Ford.

BLACKWELL. April T. Deputy
Sheriff ward Barrett OF NewlSirk
left Wednesday for Hutchinson.
Kan, after l., Y. Akin, who is
wanted In this county on n charge
~ larceny. Akin Is charged with
taking a Ford car belonging 10 l..
Smith Of Blackwell on March II.
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STATE or OKLAHOMA
OFFICE or THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
BOND DEPARTMENT

hereby certify that ! have examined
a certified copy ot the record Of proceed
ings taken preliminary 20 and IN the Is
suauce OF the within bond that such pro-
ceedinga and such bond show lawful au-
thority Tor tho issue and are In accordance
with the forms and methods OF procedure
prescribed and provided by me for the is-
suance Of bonds OF like kind: and that
said bond is valid and binding obliga-
tior according TO It's tenor and terms. and.
under the provisions Of law In effect
March 20. 1910. requiring the certificate Of
The bond commissioner OF the State Of
oklahoma thereon. Is incontestable IN any
court IN the state Of Oklahoma unless suit
thereon shall be brought In a court hav-
ing jurisdiction OF tho same within thirty
DAYS from the date Of this approval OF
said bond appearing In the caption hereto,
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T1Ur WORTH Texas April Z cattle
s.4 fI1uuS.bU. COWS $500 40 90. helfers
t1foutto yeariings t3.50 u7.75, calves
g. tUuEh0.
heavy f950dg.95. plEH tGO0Ns s6B
snrcp. Receipts 10n. lambs tob0n.
90 y0. yrarIIuFs isbOQI2bo. e~vss 81 no.
nsoo. s'r.ker sheep ttbo0 ESQ. feeder
lambs ttf0uI25O.
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OKLAHOMA CITY April T-Cattls--
Receipts 900. fairly active steady. Vp
. -0. COWS and hsifers 800 bulk good
butcher ftbnr6 30. calves stoHdy. top
{. .D. Hf0.kora aud feeders steady
IiHrs Hecclrta q 800. fully steady ~
vr,ts best tide packer TOP 1900, bulk
tr.snVlU.Oo, ttoskors steady.
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KANSAS CIIY, ApfN T.-IhEh WhFlt-
No. ? hard iil90liS. No. ? red il25d-
1,eb
Corn-No. white b5c. No yellow
5tia, No. yellow SO.
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NEW YORK, April 7-Chu Money
EaSier hish ~ low ~, ruling rate ~,
closing bid offered al ~ last loan ~.
can losus-AEainat acccptanccs I.
Time LoanH-Steady 90 days. 90 days
and months ~.
Mercantile papcr--PrimN fb1AG
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NEED FOR ANOTHER SCHOOL
VIII Provide S-ROom Building for
children of New Addition.

Special 10 Tho world
pAWHuskA. April THE need
FOR another school building was
urged at meeting OF the chamber
OF commerce directors wednesday
and committee was named to in
ducc tho board OF education TO erect
ono.
This would accommodate the
children living In new addition to
Pawhuska. An s-room building Is
proposed. There are now three
large grade school buildings besides
school.
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Wichita Ii,e.tocL

WtDUITN. Kan. Arrl Hogs Re-
rrI.fa 800. steady, too &lo1o. bulk $1,000
u1uIn.
cattle Receipts 200. steady native
steers 81 uuU 90. cows and heifers o. 90.
HEao af1rtora end feeders t8G0M7.OO,
calves g. E0usO0.
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Chlcnrn Ininrra


NEW ORLEANs7 Ami 7-C0tt1n--
spot qulet, ~ lower, sales on tho spot
ttl bales 10 arrive 100. Low mlddling
1850, middling 1868, good mtddlinE
lkG1. rectIpts 2.7lo. stock s62.o03.
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AIDES $1,000 REwARDl 1 posi-.

lively guarantee my great sue.
cesSful Monthly" Compound. Safely
relieves some OF the longest, most
obstinate. abnormal cases IN TO 6
DAYS No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mail $500; Double
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
today. DR.. T. A. Southington Rem
edy Co.. Kansas City, Mo,-Adyer-
tisement,
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CHICAGO. AprI 7.-CagtIe- Receipts
iFIU. market allow. generally steady on all
classes quality plain. best beef steers
o. r.. bulk $500. veal calves t5.go
down
nos. Receipts ae 200. active steady 20
fn. bFhsr. top 1850, bulk 90 26WlO.75.
rIzs sIsady t1 strong. bulk 100 TO i2b-
FOUNDERS tlo.onW lo50. few choice strong
'f.ENfs up 90 flOGb.
Sheep. Receipts $500. generally STEADY
ru tho little sold early, good choice 81
'I Fl.Ib sh1rn lauba 1850. medium to
good clippers 4Leo
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NEW YORK, April 7.-Forelgn Tx.
chanse-Flrm.
Great Britain Demand s9RM. c.ble,
AEaN. gO-dsy bills on banks Aggn
Francs demand 9l3, cables alRis
Ttaiy-DemRud 529h, cables so
Cermany-Demand .82A, cables .32H,
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NEW YORK. April 7.-IIhertv bonds
closed avs ta2i. fret ,ts oa,so second
- 9a,oo, first Ahs a9.hS, Acond 4lta 90 10.
third as 9ahs fourth A. aa bG. Nirtory
3As 10000, Victory AS 10000.
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> II DF DhlNliOMN
COUNTY OF TULSA-ss
We. the undersigned, county attorney
and county clerk. respectively, or said
county. In said state, In which tho within
named city is situate, hereby certify that
the within bond In one Of a series OF bonds
issued by the said city pursuant TO law,
and that the entire issue OF said bonds
IL within tho debt limit imposed upon said
city by the constitution ana laws OF the
state Of oklahoma
WITNESS our respective official hands
and the seal Of said county this...,,.,..
day OF May. a. j. ~ .."
County Attorney.
fgFATN
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SUNSET PARK ADDITION.

SUNSET PARK ADDITION.
MI. tPaviug Tor Peoria Avsnue)
is 2 Caroline p King l:o Iis29s
is s Lionel r, Z.
IS " G. Chuds g6u $3.50
Is ] New York Realty
Company lo9lB 2tis3
IS New York Realty
Company $50 s56Oi
as follows West n the
Avenue. " North Of ''''H t..
fTst Place. Sad d Esst sTt'S q
the East line of Lots
and s. Block IS, sunset
Park Addition, County
II That part Of Block II ''
lylng between the North
line u Boulevard East
and South line OF Boule-
ward West, and 800 feet
southwest OF the South
line OF Twenty-nrst
u ! /. :, z. &aronsoE ai5.0 :'S7ii.iii
II :-s-37 L. =. D.
Aaronsun IeS ss0sa
~ L. =. z. Aaronson 12S i.23O5i
WOODWARD PARK.
pavlng for Peoria AyenueN
WHO city Of Tulsa 1897. 12.osoT9
All owners o. abuttinE property, prop
erty benefited hy said Improvements and
other property liable % assessment are
hereby notified that an matters affectIng
such Improvements or benefits thereby,
ana any claim or objections TO the assess
writing ia the ornce of Mrs Frank sea-
man. city Auditor Of the city OF Tulsa
oklahoms on or before the 18th day Of
same shall be heard by the Board OF COM
missioners on the i4th day of April lg22
a. o'clock a. ~, ana any claim or OBJ
time shall be deemed waived
Dated this 3lst day OF March. 1899.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
lseaN city Auditor
CPublished ln the TuisA psily World, April
Z, O. g. T. !. 1899, World Publishing
NOTICE FOR HEARINq OF AS.
STREET. iNPRoVEMENT buiSrRIct1T
no stA CITY OF TULSA, OKLA
In compliance with the resolution OF the
Board Of Commissioners. adopted on the
3lst day OF March, 1879, notice is hereby
given that the Board ~ Commissioners u
the city " Tulsa, Oklahoma, has exam
tnsd the estimate and statement OF the
city Enginecr ss IN the amount OF the
cost of the Nlhrolithic concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the
abuttng property the property benefited.
ana other property liable 20 assessment
and The owners thereof, IN STREET I'M
includes the following described portions
OF streets. to-Vits
INDIAN AVENUE. from the South
line % Eleventh street 70 tho North
line Of Riverside Drive.
And said Board Of Cnmmissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement ana estimate OF the city En-.
gneer ana has determined TO assess the
cost ~ tho improvements In said district
against the abutung property the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
20 assessment ana the owners thereof. as
t0llows to-WIt.
NoRvELL PARK ADDITION.
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Knn.n. rlir Ilr.,nck

KANSAS CITY. April 7.-Cattis--Re-
rsipta LOO. beef steers steady 20 ibc high
or. g1s5 u 90. other classes steady. cows
g. 0tMt-1. cutters zoo. Csnuors down
10 tl9a. prtIara 100000.
IilEHa HsgoIptHa Receipts $500. packers
took bulk sfcady 10 Hirong, spots &c
hI1Hsr shippers paid 1850. packers
1905. 40 10 200 Founders ti0.l5Ui0.2bs
no p a,I.p .p0undefs tlO0b " 1o15, bulk
G3gauI0-s. COWS ts5bU900, pigs barely
sHslp. Receipts 1000. shorn lambs
tIa s0. steady. sHearng lambs tli75, no
.I.e wool lambs
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LEGAL.

the board Of commission -F---,
the Sist day Of March, il.5 spi'd -
hereby given that the boalf 81, Lgics
sloners Of the City of TH..s ,,gonni,.
has examined the estimate ana .ss....aons
OF the city engineer Hs 90 d. s-1ismsst
Of tho cost Of the asphHlt raa..,s. .amogs,
should be assessed aeainst tr. Vhl,a
property the property hanrf'tssy ssylllas
other property liable 20 .as.g,.., ~
the owngrs thereof i1 srrrrt stt
OVEMENr DISTRICT Nr riSL IN.
includes the following desrrEs3' Vh.s
Of streets to-wit: l'tul1t
QUINCY AVENUE frr., t,.
line Of Sixth street 90 Tho r'I,s ss'Ih
Of Thirteenth street. eGCagt tr,. .hs
= tion at Twelfth street. '''.'se1.
NAnd said board Of commfs.,-...
bN resolution duly approved t.. 80 ~
statement and estimate of f.. esil
Eineer and has determined On ,,.sly o.
cost - the Improvements in ala al B.
against the abuttinE pronrff. EENt
erty benetited' and other property 1,p'
10 assessment and the owners .fs,..,as,
follows. to.wit; ~
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49,. New York Cotton,
NEW YORK. Apru 7-Cotton--Spot
cotton quiet mlddllng i7.o5c.
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and bear interest from their date until
paid at tho rate Of five ana one half
t5s'tl per eentum per annum, payable
semi-annually on the lst day OF May and
November In each year except the frat
coupon shall m1tuye on the lot day %
May 1898. which Instsllments to date of
maturity OF principal shall be evidenced
by appropriate coupons attached to each
of said bonds, and both principal and in
terest shall be PAYABLE In lawful money
of the United States ~ America al the
fiscal agency OF the state Of Oklahoma at
New YORK city, state OF New York, and
IN the event said fiscal agency shall here
after he discontinued the same shall be
payable at the Mechanics ana Metals Ma
uunal Bank In the said city of New York,
state of New York, and IN the event the
said fiscal agency ot the state Of OKLA
homa IN the said city Of New York state
ot New York. and the said Mechanics and
Metals National Bank in the said city Of
and both OF them be discontinued the said
principal and interest on Eald bonds shall
states Of America IN the office of the city
Areasurer OF the city Of Tulsa, State OF
eklahoWa
SECTION 2; That each or said bonds
the coupons thereto attached and the en-
dorsements and certifcntes thereon. shall
be IN substantially the following form'
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
THE cry OF TULSA SEWER MAIN
AND sUB.MAIN BONDS OF 1929"
KNOW All MEN by THEsE PRES.
ENrS; That tho city Of Tulsa, In the
state Of Oklahoma, hereby acknowl Cd ges
Itself indebted Co and for value received
promises 20 pay 20 the bearer the sum ~
one Thousand $1,000 ool Dollars on the
lot day Of May, a, u, H.. together with
interest thereon from date hereof until
paid. az the rate OF five and ons.hA.f
tbh'c) per centum per annum, payable
seuli.annuauy on the lst day OF May and
November NJ each year, except the first
coupon shall mature on the lst dav OF
May 1898; said interest evidenced By and
to be paid upon the surrender OF the COu-
pom hereto attached as they severally be-
come due. both principal and interest pay
able In lawful money NJ the United states
ot America az the fiscal agency OF the
state ot Oklahoma az New York City,
state OF New York, aud In the event said
fiscal agency shall hereafter be discon-
tinurd tho same shall be payable AZ the
Mechanics and Metals National bank IN
the said city of New York, state OF New
York, and IN the event the said fiscal
agency % the state OF Oklahoma In the
said city of New York. state OF New York
ana the said Mechanics and Metals Ma
tional Bank IN said city OF New York,
STATE Of New York, shall each and both Of
them be discontinued the said principal
ana interest on said bonds shall be pay
able IN lawful money Of the United states
OF America AZ the office Of the Iity Treas
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NEW YORk. AprG 80 s,.,,,.
spot AgOu6.O0 ''''N''
EinC-Cuiet Eat a. r.,n. s.,,...-..
spot IsOQAe6. N'"'''S
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INTI OF TTINN-0H
I, the undersigned, the duly qualified
and acting treasurer ot the within named
city. IN the said county and state. hereby
certify that I have duly registered the
within bond IN my office on this, the ist
day of May, 1899
WITNESS my hand the date above
written
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KANSAS CITY, April l-Eggs, butter
pouitry and potatoes UNCHANGED,
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tIty Auditor.
tForm of Coupon
coupon NossHsss geo tssssssttsss
May
on the lot day of November. b.. the
City of Tulsa, In the state Of oklahoma,
promises 20 pay 20 bearer the sum of.....
..tsfHts.a .s.sssss .s..s %
Dollars. IN lawful money Of the United
states of America, at the fiscal agency Of
the state OF Oklahoma IN the city and
state ~ New York, or In the event Of the
discontluuanCe of such agency al the Me-
chanics and Metals National Bank In the
said city and state OF New York. or in
the event Of the discontiuuance Of both
said fiscal agency ana Mechanics and Met
ais National Bank az the office Of the
CITY Treasurer Of the city ~ Tulsa. state
Of Oklahoma for interest due that day on
its Sewer Main and Sub Main Bond %
1879. of Tulsa. Oklahoma, Of one Thou
sand $4,000. OOl Dollars
Dated May 1. 1929. No........
Mayor,
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LEGAL

uTef % the CITY Of Tulsa, state Of okla
H'Fii The FULL FhrH. CREDIT AND RE.
SOURCES Of said CITY are hereby irrevo-
cably pledged 10 the payment Of this bond.
THIS BOND Is one OF an Issue NUM-
bered from one G) 20 nine hundred t900l.
both inclusive. Of like date and tenor. ex-
cept as TO date Of maturity. aggroEating
the principal sum Of Nine Hundred Thou
sand 5000 O00.0OD Dollars and is issued
for the purpose of providing funds for de-
fraying the expense and defraying tho
cost 0f constructing. extending. sud equip
ping Of additional storm sewer mains and
city - public utility, under Section 81
Of Article 10 Of the Constitution and stat
utes Of the state of oklahoma, compile
meutary. supplementary and enacted pur-
III IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RE-
CITED that all ectS. conditions and things
required 60 be done. precedent TO and In
erly done happened. and been performed
In regular and due form and time o. re-
guired BY law, and that the total indebt-
edncas Of said city. including this bond and
the series Of which it forms a part, does
not exceed any constitutional or statutory
limitations: and that due provision has
been made for the collection Of an annual
tax sufficient 10 pay tho interest on this
bond A. Il falls due and 10 constitute
sinking fund for the payment Of the prin-
cipal thereof az maturity.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF said city has
caused this bond 90 be signed BY its mayor,
attested by Us city auditor, and sealed
with the sea- thereof this.,..,.. day Of
April. A. Il. 1879.
Mayor.
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For principal each year. 1922 TO 1919
both incluslNn SAC nO0 90

said tax shall b. and is hereby ordered
certified, levied, ana extended upon the
tax rolls and collected by the same Off
GERS, In the same manner ana az the same
time as the taxes for general purposes IN
each ot said years are certlfied, levied
rived from said tax shall he placed IN sfid
sinking fund. which, together with all in
terest collected on same, shall be irrevoca-
bly, pledged TO the payment OF the inter.
est on and principal OF said bonds when
and M the same shan fall due.
SECTION g. That by reason Of said
city being without adequate storm water
drainage, it Is deemed and hereby declared
necessary for the preservation OF the pub
lic health. peace, and safety that said
sewer mains and sub b.malna shall he con-
structed without delay, and 20 that end
this ordinance shall become operative TIM
WHEREFORE. an emergency IL hereby
declared 10 exist, and this ordinance shall
be IN TON force and effect immediately
from snd after'its passage, approval, and
PASSED and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately this Slst day Of March,
APPROVED this 'ist day o., March.
T, D EVANS, 3
CsEAL)
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
NIFRVvNS IFFRANK f. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
(Publlshed in the Tulsa Daily World
April 4, s, 9, and 8, l9.2 World
pgslishins COMPANY, Publishsrl
NoTTigcsEs, gss,r EoR E2R Eds EHdEsARITIG ,,S,,, 1N as;
sFREfT sTssMTNF lMPR6vE,tnEANyTFN R5 tnAyFNo pIs, lS
IRicT No; ais. CITY OF TULSA.
Ia somPiiSncs with the resolution of
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tract Of land
described as f1lowa
Beng that portion %
land lying south Of tho
south limo Of an alley
south Of Block H.
Factory Addition. west
of n limo 2i7 feet east
of apd parallel 10 the
east line Of Quincy
van ue. no rth
~ the north liua NJ
Eighth Street and east
Of Abe east line Of
quincy Avenue iran
els y WiIlard Homo ila-k
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The closing bld and asked price u sian
fard ON stock on tho Now 3 YIk curb fnr
Friday a. reported by Houston, tlblo
A 90. Hii Askei
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-07
EMOCIONANTE

Ell gran pliblico que el microbes fu6
al Olimpo yer Ia Termination de
la Atldntida", pas0 algunas hcras
de intensas emociones, pues los cua-
dros de In brillante cinta son de 10
mas interesante y mantienen Ell cos
tante tension al espcctador.
La Reina Y los dficialcs franceses
como la secretaria de la terrible sire
ma, bordan hermosamente las profun-
Hks escenas. los paisajeS del desier-
to, la suntuosidad del palacio del Ha-
da siniestra y el inesperado ,desen!a-
ce del drama con su intense simb9-
lismo, merecen el mayor elogio. Sc
guramente que todOs los cines que
den la Atlantida', tendrdn los Ie-
NOS que LEI Olimpo' el publico ten
dra el deseo de yer Ia "reprisc" del
herm0sO drama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-07
a mueTte niSteriOSa del millionaire LGfGVTG

riguar adonde pudo if parar la par
tida de bautismo de Evans Lefevre de
Bellefeuille.
NO es ciertO.
Que el juez Sr. Canabate haya de
nuevo llamado declarar al emplea-
do del Consulate ingles que con ell
agente de Policia hizo la denuncia en-
el Juzgado de Guardia, sospechando
que la muerte del suIbdito ingles no
hubiera sido normal.
Nj ell Consulado nj la Embajada Bri-
tanica han sido todavia llamados de-
clarar en- ell sumario mas que en- ell
primer momento, cuando en- nombre
del consul hizo la denuncia ell funcio-
mario Sr. Bussats.
La Embajada tan solo, en- vista de
los detalles que ella tenia sobre la
muerte de Evans Lefevre y los que
en- estos dias cito la Prensa, pidio en-
documento diplomatico al Ministerio
de Estado que el cadaver del subdito
ingles fallecido fuera eXhumado, como
antes habia pedido, y que, peticion
de la familia, les fuera entregado el
cadaver para su embalsamamiento
traslado Montreal (Canada), dondc
residen los padres del muerto.
(Ccncluira manana.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-07
ReIacion De donantes para las festas pa
tronales de San juan qle con el mayor
exto Sc lIevaron a ca b en- Puerra
de Terra
de | lerra

Antonio Velazquez. $50; Deogracias
Cruz, $50; Antonio Ortiz. $50: Pru-
delcio Vela2quez, $.25; Petra Torres
de Gonzalez, $.25: Salustiano Ortiz,
$ %; Juan Andrades, $.25: Jose Il.
Padfn, $.25; Francisco Rodriguez,
$25: Benito B. Soto. $.25; Manuel
Fernandez, $500; Juan Fernandez.
$500; DR.. +. A. Alfaro Dfaz, 5000;
Emilio Dfaz, $200 .CasellaS Y Co.
$2.00; Victor Lanz0 $500: Mariana
AlfarO, $1.00; SiXto VAGUE, $1.00:
Gomez Y Co., $l.O0: Jose Francisco.
500; Francisco Betancourt $1.O0;
Julio Zeppenfeld, 500; Andres Gu
robrich. $1.00: Simplicio Rodriguez.
$1.0G: Carmen Duperroy, $50: Ave
limo Sudrez. $50; Ramon Sapia, $50:
Manuel Maldonado, $50; Felipe Ri
vera, $50; Juan Pujals, $50: Anto-
MO Villafane, $.25; Rufino Rosario.
$2J; f. Acevedo, $.25: WenceslaO
Arroyo, $4.G0: Luis Gonzalez, $1.O0;
Domingo Pacheco. $1.00; Jose r. Ro-
rio. $1.00: Ramon Gonzalez, $100:
lose Dolores Cruz, $50; Jose Negr0n.
$50 Justine Negr6n, $50; Guadalu-
pc Lopez, $50: Miguel Melendez $50;
Luis Cuevas. $25: Carlos Santiago.
So: Aquilino Martinez, $40; Nico-
las Fuertcs. $40: Luis Davila $1,000:
Ramon Gonzalez. $1,000; Manuel To-
rres, $500: Javier Montepfn. $500;
Macario Quiles, $500; Eduardo Va
lero. $1.0O: r. Porras, $500; Julio
Quinones. $500: Miguel A. Correa
(dc Arecibo). $500; West India Oil
Co, $1,000; Pancho Veldzquez. $1.00;
Limo A. Martinez, $100: Feliz Benz
tez Rexach, $500; The Texas Co..
$500; Lee, Vidal Y Bolivar, $500;
A. Alvarez Y Hno., $500; Gutierrez
Hnos., $500; Simplicio Santos, $50;
f. Sole, $500; Jose Salas Noa, $500;
Ramon M6ndez, $500; Francisco Giu-
liani, $500.
Total Recolectado. $34S.40.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-07
GRADTACION. EN Ell ASlLO Df
NINAS DE SAN1pURCE1

Hoy viernes Il las i 80 de-,la tarde,
Sc verificaran los ejcrcicios de gradual
con en- el .Asilo de AillaS Asijlllaass de Santur'
&c, que dirige Ia srtas AngeIa Santac'
lla. No Sc .repartiraM tiligisssiqnes es-
peciales. como Ell amos anteriores; pc
no nos encarga la Srta. Santaella que
informemos Que las personals que en-
otros alcs las hayan recib:do, los inte-
resailCs On asistir dichO actO y los
faniliares de las niilas que Sc van
graduar pueden asistir seran
gustosamente recibidos.' He 'aqui la
lista de las niilas que Sc graduaran
de Curse Comercial:
2 Angela Porr;ita, Teresa DoAenech,
Joseiina Brooks, Cnrmgn Gorrca, Mcr-
.cedes Martinez. Aurora Albert. Anto-
MIA Rivera, Carmen Fitsiteraa. Carmen
soler, ,uanita ortiz Matilde Alfonso,
Maria Victoria Martinez: ISABEL Rive
ia. Angelica Rivera,
guez, GudeIia Castrelo, Margarita Co
lon, Adclina Campiz. D0mitila Torres.
Maria Diaz. Rosa Maria Torres, Car
1ota De Choudens. Emma <-lfizarIy,
Carmen Lusa Estela, Alta gracia Cruz,
Monserrate Gonzalez, Pillar Irizarry,
Amanda Quiiiones. Luisa Virginia Ro-
drfguez. Carmen LoZanO, Blanca To
rres. Maria Teresa Pulzonis, Angela
Oliver. Ana Julia Rodriguez, Concep-
ci6n Paz, Amparo Cintr0n, Ines Lucia
Ramos, Maria Luisa Auffant, josef
ma Arroyo, Pepina Font Y Asunci6n
Cruz.
AL mismo tempo, la Srta. Santaella
invita- al p1hlico en- general para visi-
tar la Exposition de trabajos manua-
les hechos por las asiladas, cuya En-
posicion comenzard el sdbado s, las
0 de la maiiana y terminara el jueves
13 del presente mes.