davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

has; Gulf Moderate 10 fresh east and
southeast Winds aud partly overcast
Nes her
West Cuff Moderate Ia fresh EAST and
southeast winds and psetly overcast
Weather
Caribbean Sea and WIadward Passage r.
Moderate 10 fresh northeast wsnds, partly
overcast weather and probably local rains
over south portion
North OF SANDY Uook Moderate west
and northwest winds and overcast wea ther
SANDY HOOK to Hattera g. o derste "a
fresh west and northwest winds and over
east weather; probably local rains over
south portion.
llattcras TO Florida Stralts~-M oderat
to fresh southwest gnd west Winds ana
partly overcast weathef, probably local
rats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
Change of Masters

John Gunther succeeds Tobias Mel.
son command steam screw e NJ Willard.
Gustav j HARRISON succeeds Otto M
Matthes barge Socony No IA. Sta dard OIL
Albert fleming succeeds Thomas G. Lam
der command motor yacht Cynthia
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City Island

\, found Sonth-Erholm (Nor) Walton
n n >, Ior New York; Gudrun Maersk Dan1
hamburg and Barry via Boston. ;
Bound East-Schs Seaman n fp.>
N New Rochelle for Portchester (ancbored}
hd irooFy Shimes tBr), New York for PARIS,
Nbr). New York for sydney. G u WI
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE az,
NEW YoRK.-Trial desired in ~.
"ul,t% OF New York. ~-Bianche Iil,tae
nHnneliy plaintiff. vs.. Clarence Tlrov Do,
NE KY, 7efenda Summons--Actlon 20 n -.
null marriage. N''o" 10 an
40 we above named defendant.
70" are hereby summone1 ~ ~.
oop IN this action, and to serys g
copy OF your answer, or IL tha co,,nfa,n, 4, a
no, served with this summons - sa ar,,s -
o!lce OF appeara ace on the niaintifes, !"
~ ny "ith'n twenty days after, tha seryic.
"a .Hls summons. exclusive of the aav az
Ssi vice. IN case of your failure 70 ann.e :
OF answer Judgment will be tsi,sn a ,p,iua.
you by default for the reliaf ienianted ~
the complaint demanded III
oat"d New York. June 18th. 1922
FREDERICK KLEIN
Office and P. o, Address e7T Rrnaa'
way, Borough OF Manhattan, Naw
TO r Clarence Eiroy Donne,iy.
,.o ne foregoing SUMMONS Is served ,,nor
=, , ~ Inuoilcation, pursuant to an ordsr
~ ~ i' o,, thomas +. Donneliy. a Just ca -
W., supreme Court of the State Of Na ",
an osh ., dated the 18th day of June isss
or the Clerk of the County ~ NJ valSe
az ne County Court House. in ,he n, ON,
New York aho state CT
Da'eo New York, June 18th. 1920
FREDERICK KLEIN
o.,. Attorney for plaintir
oHice and p o. Address o77 Rran,
wway borough OF Manhattan. Nav
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Departures

GIBRALTAR, July 19-Deuealian (Br)
tlrom Hong Kong Boston and New York
Laguna Qtal). Montreal.
ca klS LAMA. July 24-Kristianiafjord
(Nor). Charleston 80
sss mAsii-A' July 24-President jackson.
ton; 27th, iceland OBJ, New York
ST. VINCENT. c V, July 26-Chfnese
Prirce (Br). (from Port NataD. Boston
NEWCASTLE S W. July 26--Orian :
CITY tRrl, lfrom Colombo). San Francisco
SOUTHAMPTON. July "a President
Harding. from Bremen), Ne% York; I,m.
press OF France tBr). C.rom Hamburg
LIVERPOOL. July 27-Corina.do Orr,
quebec; Notian (Br). Boston
hoEGkONG. July e2i-Empress of Can
eda Br), Vancouver; President jackson.
ALDEN, July 27-AIuroran Maru CJan,
IRON Calcutta>, New York
RIO jANEiRO. July 27--Steel Engineer
Baltimore. i'''s
ALGIERs, July l7-saiiing of str BIOL
ton Castle was q n error.
SINGAPORE. July 2'-Apus san Fran.
York - - Nc"
YOKOHAMA, July 2s--Arabian Mar,
Vancouver. '"r''
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Vessels Sold

Mary Anne. gasoline yacht, 20 tons;
sold by Henry r, Lipptt to Mrs Frances
A Wincapaw for 81 and other consider
atoms
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Foreign Ports
6r.rs..nla

TRoNDHJEM, July 2O-East Side,
STOCKHOLM July 2o-Topdalsfiord
New York >N"0'' u
DANzIG. July 2a-Rockaway Park, New
ST VINCENT, July 26-west Saginaw,
CHRIsTIANIA, July 24-America (Nor>
AvoNMouTH. July 27-canadian Nav,-
gator (Br), Montreal
ROuEN. July 24--Lutetian (Br) New
Orleans; Monique tFr), Philadelphin
PoRT natal, July 2C-Dromore Castle
MALTA. July 27-Giulia UtaD. New
ANTWERP. July 26-Levenpool (Br).
Southampton, July 27-NeIita '1h
Mon ITai' 2sth; Vedic (Br, Montreal. .
LONDON July 27-sunoco cBelg>, Phil
sALoNICA. July 2o-sabotawa, New
York and Philadelphia ->e"
INA NAPLES July 2o-Hallgrim (Nor).
FREDERIcIA. July a2-oliaren (swed,.
GENOA, July. 22-sinsinawa. Philadel-
phia and New York.
York; Mar Adriatico (Sp). Houston. Ma
Blenco tSp). Galveston.
LEGHORN, July 24-Lampo QO, Port
MARsElLLhs, July 25-Bankdale OBJ.
New York va -
BREMEN I July 25-George Washington,
Cio(NsrANTlNoPLE. July e. Sutton
YOKOHAMA. July 25-Victorious New
QUEENsTowN. July 2s-Eastern Guide.
New York and Boston
:, NENdCh' July 2o-Ning Alfred CBr).
KOBE. July 2e-shlnyo Maru Oap). San
PORT SAID Iuly 27-Aiax lBr). New
, aork ana Norfolk; East Cape. Philadel-
b. BRlsToL, July 2S-Dxeter City OBJ.
York - ~"
APE APE TOWN, July ae-schr Undaunted.
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Marine Reports

NOTE ~ The hours below are standard time.
THG TIDES
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LEGAL NOTICES


HOYT, ROSTNA EN- FURsUANGsS,
AN ORDER OF Hcuorabls Joflss, 4
COHALAN. a Surrogate of the Couns n
persons V' having claims I against Rosins
Hoyt, late OF the County of New IN, IN
deceased. to present tho same with sv ,Ssi
ers thereof. to the subscribers. az ~,
place of transacting business at the w M
Of Gherarei Oavia their attorney. s,xss.
10 William Street. in the Borough OF sss.t
haitian, in the City Of New YORK, t.f
Of October. 1922 III
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Ap''
JOHN SHERMAN HofI
ROSINA S. HOYT.
Executor,
GHERARDl DAVIS. attorney for EYE
tors. .,t.u
ofrice and p. o. Address. IS VIVA
street. Borough Of Manhatfsns
~."Ss
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Sigpalel

:, Oscar II oDanl, from Chrisi,ania 70
Ne" York; dock TUESDAY. VIA ~
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AUCTION SALES

By VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MoRTG.A.g.ss
l wi sell this day. at 10 A NJ ~ s,,, s,r
OF fixtures in drug store. Re Kaa ls %
Drug. Co, 10 Rothstein and transfsr,1ssSs r:
Morris Steinberg. BY the order OF ttiD'
Rosenberg. attorney IN fact.
ALBERT LEVINE, AuctioneeN
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AUTOMOBILES Fer RENT

CADILLAC CARS for rent by the s Sss
week month High class service "a "a
sonable rates, LOTUS AUTO RENIiNo ~
us West 56th St Phone Circle 5sl,
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jcwelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for a.
Advice free. Bennett. l72 B'way, "a -
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COUNTRY BOARD
HELP WANTED FEMALE

VACATION POSITION. teacher -
vanced student, pleasant, salary "a. "a;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

will show state, county, reservation.
land grant and other land office
lines. The control that Is. positions
determined astronomiCally and by
triangulation, to insure accuracy,
drainage, including rivers. streams,
creeks. swamps, canals and other
water bodies, and culture. maj f..
towns cities. railways. roads "ud
highways. all constitute II base
map" which is compiled as the first
step In the work and witch viii be
made available by the survey for
state and other maps The COM
pleted map. IN size about 3ON2O
inches, is copper engraved iu the
most delicate and strong detail and
will be available at the survey II
IL reduced I'm size 10 form n scale
OF eight miles to the inch The pro
duction is by photolithoEraphy
The sections thus far completed
have required six months 20 COIN
plcte. The work. however, for lack
Of extra appropriation, is being done
concurrcntly with other map work
II is estimated that the cost tor the
International map viii he from Sl5
to {35 per thousand square miles OF
area.
The details OF the international
map were accepted by nine world
powers At conferences I'm 1909 aud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
NEW MAXWELL HERE

The latest product OF tho Max
we'll Motor Corporation Is now on
display in the showroom OF the
sturm Motor Co, local Maxwell
dealer.
1t is tho good Maxwell club
coupe, q two-passenger inclosed
car OF prepossessing beauty.
which displays number OF very
obvious features unusual In a car
OF the type.
The club coupe made its initial
bow to patrons OF the New York
closed car show in September.
where visitors pronounced II the
most advanced model OF the light.
o-passenger inclosed car yet
developed.
Quarter windows, which drop full
length IN substitution OF the solid.
fabric-covered rear quarter sec
tlons generally incorporated in
the design OF the two-passenger
coupe, form one notable feature
registered in this latest Maxwell
product. These windows, to-
gether with the rear light, which
! Is Of large. standard coupe size,
give unobstruCted vision in all d.
rections, adding greatly TO the
pleasure and safety OF driving.
The seating space Is positioned
as I'm the good Maxwell roadster,
with the added advantage 10
riding qualities Of greater weight
and an almost even distribution
OF weight to the four wheels.
4 Unusual comfort and remarkable
| roadability are claimed for the
car.
Correct ventilation, a matter OF
real importance in the inclosed
car of small passenger compart-
ment space, Is another feature
OF noteworthy interest The extra
quarter windows. alone, are not
responsible for improved venti-
lation. n is explained. the use of
| the standard Maxwell closed car
Windshield is the factor which is
emphasized by the company. II
| is a windshield Of the double ven-
| tilating type. but is of original
| design and is used on no other
make Of car. The complete con-
| troll OF ventilation is made pos
| sible by its use. An added fea-
| ture Is found in the fact that this
windshield is firmly set all around
| In a fabbet, making 1t water
tight and rattle proof.
| The exterior beauty OF the car
Is equaled by the luxury of in-
terror appointment. Seat and
| back rest are upholstered in gem
uine leather. The upper section
Is covered with attractive broad
cloth In contrast with the pre-
vailing gloomy trim OF cars OF
the type. Hardware, OF the new
satin finish. is substantial and at
tractive. Yale door locks, heavy
rear window curtain. rear vision
mirror. windshield wiper. wind
shield visor, floor carpet and
ventilating type heater form the
very complete equipment of the
club coupe.
A very large deck compart-
ment in the rear Is equipped with
Yale lock, while another deep
compartment for parcels r. To-
Gated inside, Immediately back
OF the rear scat.
All In all, the new Maxwell
Club coupe Is ideal for any man
or woman in need OF small
closed car In any type OF service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
$2.45 Crepe de Chine
$2.l9
Fancy Shirtings,
$l.98, $1.69

Ia Jorz brOadcloth
and crepe do chino shirtings
for mems shirts, women'a
blouses and dresses. In a good
variety OF Colors and stripes.
Reduced from {t.0S per yard
10 Si.G9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

that In the good old days men drank
far more than IL the case today.
That is possibly true. but they would
get on their horses and go for a
good gallop over fences to work OFT
any sottness. Your cocktail drinker
does not ride a horse: instead he
seeks the most comfortable arm
chair In his ciub--and sleeps
There Is another charge I have
to make against our modern youth.
He Is scandalmonger. IL In some
time, alas! since the hint OF an in
suit TO a lady brought out swords
TO force an apology. Today men are
not sufficiently manly to protect
their womanfolk. aud II they have
a complaint they do no, settle 10 In
q manly way. They prefer to 10 10
law--the very idea OF which is an in
suit OF our national traditions.
The aim and object OF modern
education seems to be the careful
training OF our youth TO enter a
safe profession. Many parents re-
fuse 20 let their sons enter the serv.
Ices because they are risky and ad-
venturous Adventurous Why. ad.
venture and work are the very
breath of lie.
Unless we regain this lost spirit
OF adventure we shall settle down
duly to become a soft, flabby
money-making people and justify
that contemptuous description -- q
nation Of shopkeepers."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
NEW WORLD MAP
TO TAKE DECADE
Scale of Distances and
Letters, Symbols to
les Be Uniform
SIMILAR COLOR PLAN
Geographical Survey Directs
Task; Requires 10 Years
for America Alone

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-The
government geological survey is
sIoWly perfecting a new map OF the
country, 20 be a part OF a new world
map, based upon n simple system
proposed by American representa-
tiyes In 1908 and accepted at tnter-
national conferences. IL will be the
result OF years OF effort by map
makers. who have desired a system
of cartography whereby a uniform
scale OF. distances shall be used In
"A world map, with lettering and
symbols TO conform Each country
will map the territories and waters
under It's own jurisdiction. II is ex-
= 'peCted to complete the American
map In 10 or II years.
The globe is 20 he divided into
G42 sections. Each section Is de-
signated by n distinctive letter~and
number combination, In addition to
a name derived from the locality
mapped. Each sheet, covering one
section, will cover six degrees OF
longitude and four degrees OF lati-
tude. The sheets are numbered
from TO so. beginning at the lS0th
meridian OF longitude, girdling the
globe to the eastward. and are let
tered from a 10 V. north and south.
with the equator as A starting point.
The north and south polar regions
are TO he shown in circular sections
from the ssth parallel OF latitude
and lettered Z-north and Z.south.
The main purpose OF the interna-
tional map. which will be drawn on
the scale OF one 10 one m.llionth. is
20 furnish a complete world map of
Uniform drawing, obviating different
scales OF distances, and 10 enable
map makers and leaders OF each
country to understand the maps OF
every other nation, oven though
they do not understand any but
their own tongues. There will be
shown only the outlines of land and
water with depth OF water and
heights OF land; stream and river
systems, or drainage, in the map
makers parlance; roads, rail and
trolley lines, towns, cities and con-
tours.
While the scale. which is ap-
proximately 16 miles to the inch.
viii allow sot very inclusive work,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

viii be shown in meters Streams
and rivers will be shown in blue.
roads In red. cities and rail lines In
black
The projection Is based upon a
modified polyconic system. wherein
meridians OF longitude are all in
straight lines The lines OF latitude
will be only slightly curving on each
sheet because OF the large scale.
As many political boundaries will
be shown as the density OF the
data included permits. For In.
stance. the map OF the United States
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Our
Stein-BlOCh
Smart Clothes

ofh
Good good tailoring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Clocks in Poland Are
Regulated by Ld,r

All clocks publicly displayed iu
Poland must honceforth show the
correct time. according TO a rcgula
ton recently published In the Polish
journal Ot Laws.
In the cities " Warsaw. po2nau.
Cracow. tvoW aud Wiluo. all su, n
clocks must al hll times bc within
three minutes ot the correct official
time. In other cities ana all places
having Blilroad or telephone sta-
tious. a variation OF five minutes Ia
permitted. In other localities, the
variation must not exceed 80
minutes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922

1913, While It is popularity known
as the milliontb map OF the
world. its correct title is Tho Inter
national Map OF the World ON the
scale OF 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
"Pape's Cold Compound" Breaks Cold in Few Hours

Every druggist here guarantees
each package OF "Pape's Cold Com
pound" 20 break up any cold and
end grippe misery in few hours or
money returned STIFFNESS, pain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

headache, feverishness. inflnmcd or
congestcd nose and head relieved
with first dose. These safe. pleasant
tablets cost only few cents and
millions now take them instcnd OF
sCkoning quininc. Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

English scientists have develop
ed a new substance that can I've
made in either solid or pliablo form
tor the protection OF persons using
y .... 90.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03

many details OF small towns and
streams will be omitted.
HypsOmetrlc Color Scheme.
To show heights and depths n
scheme OF hypsometric colors has
been adopted. This will grade from
a very light green for shallow waters
TO the familiar "tints OF deep blue
for the increasing depths OF seas.
and from light yellow for low coun.
tries and valleys TO deep brown
red for heights. The metric system
was adopted for all numerals, and
high points. peaks and mountains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-03
Modern EngliShmen Soft
and Lazy, Need Adventure

LONDON, Nov 2.-Unless British
ers regain their spirit OF adventure
the nation is lost.
This is the belief expressed by
Sir Claude de Ctespigny.
1T would be a good thing for the
future OF the nation 10 duelling were
reintroduced and personal satisfac- .
ton for an Injury took the place OF
namhypamDy, Wordy argument In
, the courts" Sir Claude says.
Many men now are In the habit
or declaring that their wOmenfolk
are becoming less womanly and
more aggressive. II this il so II ls
the law OF compensation working.
Tor as woman is getting near 90
man in his characteristics so Is man
veering inevitably TO the feminine.
Many men think nothing OF letting
women be the breadwinners. Where
Is our manllness. our chlvalry. n
such a state OF affairs Is allowed TO
exist2
The young men OF 1922 seem 20
have forgotten how TO lead a manly
life, or. II they have not forgotten,
they shun II like the plague. self
indulgence. ease and comfort
these are the modern aims. The
general inclination ls all toward the
amassing OF wealth. with the uiti-
mate aim OF a soft and lazy retire
ment
Your modern young man drinks
numbers of cocktails and other
fancy mixtures. II may be argued
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
El ~1'elefOnO.

POcas yeces ha funcionadO ell telefO-
no tantO como Ell estOs dias en- nues-
TIRE casa. No crefamos que la Prince
sa tuviera tamtos v tan buenos ami
gOs. Debe estarles agradeciNIisima,
pues son muchos quienes nos han pc
dido que rectificasemos, llegGndo a
asegurarnOs que no hay nadia tan ain
gelical OH esa d~esgradlGda mujer a
quien persigue la fatalidad.
MuchO sentimOs no haberles podidO
complacer; pero los informes que he
mos recibidO de Lausanne, proceden-
ties de CGigen muy a~utOrizado, no So
10 nos 10 impiden, sino que nos obi
gan a pedir al juez que proceda de
mddo muy distintO al .empleado has
t.: ahora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
R~esoluciones )udiciales
JULIO IL.

Ramon Y Maria Escalera VS. ]. B.
Sobrino Rodriguez. Nulidad etc. Ce-
lebrado ell juicio con a~sistencia de las
parties, sometidO ell case por medic de
alegatOs escritos, que presentaran den
tro del t6rmino de 10 dfas, que la Cor
tie c0ncede a cada una de las parties.
Emilio Grafton ct. al. VS. Paul l..
Hagen. Injunction. FL Hon. Tribu-
nal Supreme comunica su resolution
desestimandO ell recursO.
Enrique Martinez VS. Asunci6n Ba-
yonet. DivOrciO. La Corte Ordena la
citaci6n de la demandada POI medic
de edictos.
Manuela e Ines Quihones VS. f. Ozo-
res y B. Zalduondo. Desahucio. La
COrte dict6 SUI resolution en- este ca
so accediendO a 10 pedido por ell de-
mandado Benito Zalduondo, v ordena
sc dele sin efecto la orden de ejecu-
ci0n de sentencia, librada por ell Sc
cretario en- p de JUNO de 1922.
Felix Y Rosalfa Gonzalez ct. al. VS.
A. Hernandez Mena Y otros. Null
dad etc. La COrte dicta s%entencia en-
este case, declarando sin lugar la de-
manda en- todos u parties, y sin lugar
tambien la contra-demanda. Deere
ia Y Ordena sc cancelen ell ell Registro
de la PrOpiedad tOdas Y cada una de
las inscripciones hechas a favor de los
demandanteS, en- cuanto sc refieran a
la "a. pieza de la casa No. &c, callle
| de San Sebastian de San Juan, que
fueron hechas en- virtud de la senten-
! cia sobre declaration de herederos de
Tomasa Gonzalez, de fecha 20 de di.
ciembre, 1920. Ash mismo esta Corte
'decreta Y ordena que ell certificate
de compra de dicha "a. pieza, otorga-
da por ell Collector de Rentas ~Internas
de esta ciudad, en- IL julio 1918, a IA
vOr del cOmprador ID. Agustfn Herman
DEE Mena, es inscribible en- ell Regis
tro de la propiedad; y que dich0 Sc
| nor Hernandez pague al Tesoro de p.
r., Ell importe de la contribution que
fue impuesta a dicha "a. pieza, cores
pondiente a las tres tltimas anuali-
dades de 1914 al 1917, sin especial
condena de costas.
Sues. de Abarca VS. AdOlfo Nones
ct. al Cobro de pagare. Ell Supre.
mo comunica su resolution, revocan'
do la resolution de esta Corte de 6
de febrero 1922, y ordenando ell tras-
lado del pleito a la Corte de Distrito
de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
Els sabdita italiana

La peligrOsa polGca es sdbdita tia
LLAMA, adn cuandO sea pOlaca de ORR
gen. Antes de fallecr su octOgenE rio
marido Sc nacionaliz6 en- Italia, y CO.
mo Ia ley italiana concede ell derechO
a la mujer para optar por Ia nacio-
nlidad del marIdo, Sc hizo s1bdita ita-
llama la Princesa Wiezniewska.
Recientemente ha frecuentcdo bas-
tante ell ~consulaldo de Italia, no sien-
do faro verla allf, cast siempre a pie,
con papeles en- la mano. Algunos di-
cen que estaba tramitando SUI pGsapnr-
tie, y adn ahaden que gestiona fuese
OlvldadO su pasGdo p~oliciacO y Sc la
permitiese residir EN- Italia. NosOtrOs
solo hemos podilo ocmprObar que ha
estado varias veces en- el cOnsrllado.
;Penssrfa tomar ell tren en- crianto
fuese Colorado el SECURE?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
SECURE ~reGsegmrGdo.

La POLKA del SECURE contratadO pOr
Mr.. Evans, para case de muerte a IA
vor del marques Me Valdeiglesdas, es
de $4,000 pesetas; pero no CORE TODD
ell riesgO a cargo de La Union y FL
Fenix, por esta + la polizG> reasegurada
EN- cast La mitad de 81 importe pOr
uitras companies que han tornado a
su cargo psrte del riesgo.
Personals que nos merecen absolute
claQlto nos aseguran que, ademas de
La POLKA de SECURE, existe un documen-
to privado en- Ell cual Sc decIara que
la beneficiaria de La POLKA es la Prin-
cesa Wiezniekska. Este demuestrs 10
que aver decfamos, es decir, que el
marques DE yaldeiglesias, siemprt
b0nladoso, sc sha limitado a prestai
un seryiciO q esa seiiora, para ewitar'
he, sin duda algunG, dificultades de-
tramite.
La POLKA no serd pagaEh, pues e
consulate BRITANNICA ha pasGdo va ayd
Sc & la compahfa aseguradora, que G.
la dnieG responsible, va que las rea
s~eguradoras no hacen 0tra cosa qu,