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New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
LITTLE PONY RESCUED
chiidren ilei0iee a. shetland Is
Taken From Coal Mine Cave In
After Reing imprisoned 2aa Hours,

nieKnell, Ind, June IA little
Shetland pony a pet of children Te'
sding near the north side coal mine
Rhieh Was trapped hy eave'in al
the mine along with three men. was
rescued last night after having been
entAmhsd shh hours, and the oeea'
sion was marked by a great demon
siFaii0n,
The three men were taken out ~
the mine last Thursday, hut due "a
the dangerous condition Of the shaft
Il was decided by mine officials not
10 attempt rescue OF the pony,
SATURDAY the mine officials gave a
number OF men permission 20 attempt
10 extrielte the pony None expect
ed 10 md the pony alive, but all
wanted % get the body out for burial
The pony was hoisted 10 the top
of the shaft apparently little tho
worse for its experience. The news
spread over the countryside and with
In a short time several thousand rest
dents swlrmed 10 the mine.
The demonstration lasted a few
hours and finally the pony was taken
TO its stall for much needed rest.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
WARNING FOR BULGARIA
serbian Ministers Declare That Gayr
eFnment il Mahiluing TnaaRs ~ la
eess af Number Allowed,

ny The Assssis,sd Press
Tendon, June s, The Serbian
ministers IN the entente capitals haNi
called the attention Of the govern
ments 10 information received in Bel
grade 20 the effect that the new Bul-
gaTian government was mahillzlna
forces in excess Of the Ktipulatians al
the treaty OF Seuilly, says the diplo'
matte correspondent OF the Daily Tel
egFaRh,
The correspondents adds that II
Bulgaria does net soon cease mobiliz-
ins a warning--nossiby joint one
from Serbia, Rnmania and Greece
will be- sent 10 Sofia from Belgrade,
The little entente countries fear lest
the new regime in Sonia will avail u.
self OF the increased military power 10
challenge the existing treaties,
Serbia. the writer asserts, IL now
sending several strong endorsements
TO the Bulgarian Macedonian from.
tier.
A Sofia dispatch 10 the Daily EX.
press sn1s the new government has
made sensational charges against
Stambonlisky and his colleagues. al
leging that boards OF wealth have
hcen found In their houses,
IL is also alleged. says the dispatch,
that the peasant party employed state
capital for vast commercial dealings,
such as the purchase of valuable
and estates.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
CHINESE PRESIDENT
RACES FOR LIBERTY
Makes Spectacular Dash From
City When Asked 10 Resign

PekiRg, Inpe ~. - President "a
FnaHsiiRRE Aha has hfsp pressed hA
me militia Tlsts % resign, left to-day for
+ ilnai warning that unless the Pfesi-
dent vacated mis- office ihey Wanid
trims troops into ihf caPiial
President "A made spectacular
dash far his residence n ihF station
IN meteor ear followed hy ears con
tanning his personal guards The SPEC
eial train already under sieam, pulled
out a l.s0 n. m.
fhe siiY vas quiet this afternoon,
The flight az II Yuang Hung left
the Reking government net only with
cut 4 president hni without 2 eabi-
net The cabinet NJ Premier Chang
Shaa fseng resigned June osisnsl-
hlN because ~ a disagreement with
The president over the appointment If
petty officials. hat actually, il was said
because ~ The financial impssse and
the ether difficulties faced by the
Chinese government,
The intrigue that drove II Yuang
Hung from the city was set In motion
last Friday ~ d strike ~ the metro
nNiitan police, The police gave the
eKeufe that wages were owing them
and they returned 10 work the next
evening, hni the president and others
IN authority charged that both tho
cabinet crisis and the police strike
were part Of plot 20 replace his
regime with mllitaris'ie government,
President ~. secluded in his resi-
ienre, held ont until this morning, de-
Gliding to auif only when convinced
that he could not reorganiye the
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
VALIANT war HERO
L0SESEXTRAD!T!ON
Lieut.. Col. Collins Of British
Army to Be Tried in Bombay

|. New Orleans. June 13.-- Inspector
George Miles of Scotland Yard had
passage today on the liner comus for
New York for himself and Charles
Glenn Collins, former lieutenant col
onel in the British army and New
Orleans most noted prisoner.
1t Is the first lap of Journey in
tended to end in Bombay India. Col.
Collins. veterans of the Boer war.
who served under Kitchener in
Egypt, and in the World War won
citations for gallantry in the lighting
at Antwerp, Gallipoi and in France
and who further distinguished him
self as a courier between retrograd
and Vladivostok. is charged by a
Bombay firm with having swindled it
of $4,000.
Loses Five Year Fight
Col. Collins has lost one OF the long
est eXtradition fights in the history OF
this country fight that lasted more
than five years that seesawed between
the United States district courts in
New York and New Orleans, reached
the u. S. supreme court four times
and costs thousand of dollars more
than the amount involved. The for
mer officer. denied bail. has spent
three of the five years in Jail in New
Orleans and Arthur Fuller, police in
spector from Bombay who made the
arrest here in 1913 remained in tho
city two years awaiting the outcome
Of the extra dition proceedings only TO
be ordered home without his prison
or.
Will Fight to End
With all this the man who was
made chevalier of tho Legion Of
Honor OF France and who received
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
STAMBOULISkY Is
TO BE APPREHENDED
His Arrest Promised by Bulsars-
Press RtlOiCes a Overthrow

~ Fhs AssaFasiFa fFfss,
Paris. lnRs a. Bulgarian authaFi
ties last night we're promising the az
rest OF feTmeT Premier Stamh0nilsSA
within 4 few hours, SAYS the s0na
correspondent 81 Re lRnFnal- Tins
fugitive minister u reported ta have
taken refuge with seh adhennis "A
TspaF Bazaraiik,
The correspondent describes STAN
hauliskg's villa n slaFeViisa Is Sit
usisd m a village n enc thousand in
hahltams IN the PhillRPoPolls dis
trlel, rs miles from 4 railroad
nApnrehsnsiNf that pnhl,G aRlniaH
would turn against him." the CORE
spondeHi continues, SiamhauliskY
converted two buildings into small
fortress. he Vas able a. transport
,hithsF machine guns bombs, EFsns
AIDES. rifles and an enormous amount
Of munitions"
The dispatch said that Siamhenlls
ny. whose family - M France, had q
personal hadygnaFd Of about 20 men
IN addition 20 some peasants Troops
completely surround the village and
allow no one 20 approach,
The news government counts on the
former pfemier's surrender as has
only avenue OF escape u into Mace
donna where he would md short shrifi.
The correspondent confirms the
finding OF 2o.00o.o0n Bulgarian ieya
IN Rtamhoulisky's house a. Sofia as
well as four million on his farm near
the capital. II is known that STAN
houlisky Was without means when he
came into power four years ago,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
Newspaper Comment,

B. The Associated Press,
sofia, June i3.--The overthrow nj
Premier siamboulisky Is commented
on with enthusiastic optimism by
newspapers OF divergent political
opinions
The Echo do Bulgaria says IL Is
wrong 10 use the term coup d'etat in
connection with last Saturdays
events.
II was a vigorous stroke of the
broom sweeping out the corrupt
regime condemned by good sense and
public sentiment, says this newspaper,
The independent journal Slowo as
serts that the overthrow could be n
surprise only by reason of its strange
rapidity and the ease with which IT
was accomplished. In a half hour
the supreme power passed from the
hands OF the usurper into those of the
Bulgarian people"
The populist progressive newspa-
per lie Mir feels that the government
inspires with confidence all good citi-
zens who indeed are ready If neces-
sary to sacrifice their lives to assure
at any cost order and calm for the
country"
The democratic party's Preporets
The democratic party's Preporets
proclaims that 1.-THE execrated regime
of tyranny crumbled under the weight
of its crimes and unbelievable deprav-
ity."
lie Radiak observes that the
shameful end of the Stamboulisky
repime will astoniSh M one"
The socialist party organ lie Narod
says:
1.-THE regime Of tyranny installed
by the depraved agrarian brigand has
crumpled."
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13

equipment saaFas mads ~ GFrmaRE
Niil b. Investigates hy 4 special Gem
mlitaF ~ lhs eiailan rlHh, i Mss DIS
chased i0isE- In lhe event Is is proved
That Germany Is lhe s0uFae ~ lbe
siaRaFms IhF commuters findlngs wall
be forwarded a. the aalhorilles IN
Washington
Announcement NJ the investigation
Aas made after +, J. H. Eraeke, ape
praisfT Of the port Of New York, had
exhibited q sword IN the course Of an
address Yesterday showing members
Of the club the words made in Ger
many stamped into the metal, lie
said the weapon Nias one IF one thou
sand % arrive Al the port Of New
York In the last year, All were de-
signed Tor use by Army and Navy
efiieers, he added,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
Former Official Arrested
In Bulgarian Round Ups

Sofia, June 1S,--Former Minister of
Justice Douparinoff who was arrested
yesterday was taken while trying to
reach the Turkish frontier. He said
he fled because he believed the revol-
utionary movement was engineered by
the Macedonian autonomists. Once in
custody however, he changed his opin-
ion asserting;
Il see now that it is political
movement purely bulgarian"
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
"MADE IN GERMANY"
Charges Are Voiced That Army and
Navy Officers Are Wearing Swords
Bearing Teutonic Stamp.

New York. June i3.-Charges that
officers In the L. S. Army and Navy
wear as part of their regulation
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13

With all this the man who was
made a chevalier Of tho Legion Of
Honor OF France and who received
the thanks of the Canadian govern
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
GROT1O CHEERS PRIEST
Sahara Men of indianapolis Pay I'm
usual Honor to MOnsignor Thomas

Cleveland, June 13.-Sahara Grotto
OF indianapolis paid an unusual hon
or to Monsignor Thomas c. O'Reilly
last night.
During the celebration of Monsig-
nor O'Reilly's silver jubilee or ordina-
ton, the Sahara band, which is here
for the annual conclave of the Mystic
Order of Yelled Prophets of the En-
chanted Realm, marched into the
banquet hall of a downtown hotel and
played several selections. Then the
drill team marched in and rendered
a salute.
Monsignor O'Reilly shook hands
with Bandmaster j. Earl Shea and ex-
pressed his appreciation TO the Ma
sons, while several hundred members
OF the Knights of Columbus gave
three rousing cheers,
New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
ALExANDRoFF MAKES DENIAL

Sofia. June l3.-The Bulgarian
telegraph agency says 1t is author
lied to deny formally that the Mace.
DOMAIN leader Alexandroff had any
part In the overthrow OF the STAN
bouisky government
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
SUCESOS EN- CAGUAS

Ell dia Is, en- ell barrio Turabo, San
tiago Rodriguez Y Pedro Perez fueron
atrapados por un caro- de bueyes que
conducfan, resultando ambos con gol-
pes y contusiones de consideration.
Ell dia ID, en- la carretera central,
secci6n Caguas-Rio Piedras, un auto
movil guiado por Jose Sanchez, choco
con otro guiado por Angel Ayala, re-
sultando ell ultimo vehiculo con des-
perfectos considerables, y lesionados
los pasajeros del mismo, Juana Ra-
mos, Maria Saldaiia, y el chauffeur
Ayala. Sc ha presentado denuncia
contra ell conductor Jose Sanchez, por
violar la Ley de Automobiles.
Ell mismo dia, en- el barrio Rio Ca
mas, ell muchacho Rafael Esteves, de
II amos de edad, infirio con nua nava-
ia una herida grave a Herminio -Bru-
gueras. Ell agresor fue arrestado.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
LE blspARd I'M hR6 70

II del corriente, las siete P. M,
el vecino; de AreciboS oS{ARtonio Velaz-
quez, de nacionalidad espanola, lie
disparo un tiro de revolver su primo
politico Lope Martin, natural de San
German, hiriendolo en- la parte pos
terror de la pierna derecha.
Ell hecho ocurrio en- la carretera
que dc la ciudad de Arecibo conduce
Hatillo; Martin al sentirse herido,
fue a auxiliarse a la residencia. del
sefior Victor M. Marin, de donde fue
conducido al Hospital por el policia
Montalvo, siendo aquel asistido y Gu
RADIO por ell DR.. Zengotita quien cali
fico la herida de pronostico reservado,
pasando luego ell agredido a su resi-
dencia en- ell Hotel Baleares donde es-
ia hospedado.
Ell jefc sefior Igaravidez verified el
arresto de Velazqucz, a quien no Sc
lie ocupo el arma, con que cometiera
el hecho.
Ell honorable juez Municipal senor
Cadilla, exigi6 al acusado 500 dollars
de fianza para su libertad provisional,
continuando aquellas investigaciones'
Ell case segun informes obtenidos,
provino por disgustos personales en-
ire ambos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
FIESTAS PATRONALES EN-
AGUADILLA

FL sei1or Manuel A. Garcia Mendez,
presidente del CfrculO San Carlos, de
Aguadilla, Sc complace ell invitarnos
ell nombre de Ia junta directiva,. pa
ra los actOs que seran ce-
lebrados en- sus salones con motive de
las fiestas patronales Ell honor de San
Carlos Borromero. actos que Sc ame-
nizaran con arreglo al programa ST
guiente
Bales de confianza los dfas % 81
del corriente: bale de niiiOs las tres
dc la tarde del dfa 4 de noyiembre y
por la noche las nueve gran bale
de s0ciedad. Sc nos dice que en- este
baile habra gratas sorpresas para las
damas.
Agradecemos Ia invitaci6n que he.
mos recibido damos las gracias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
Ii y 1IL,lIll ~ :
LOS, QUE Sc VAN

Aista de: aost pasajeros lqueI embar-
caron son destino ae,New York Ell Ell
vapor philadelphia" ell martes 23 del
actual.
Bernard H. Brister, Antoinette C.
Derbend, Henry A. Everts, Virginia
M. E. Henriquez, Chas. F. Shannon,
Chester~-E. Davis, Joseph Johnson,
Martin Ayala, Kurt Becker, Chucha
de Boza, Alejandfo Boza Clotilde Fleu
ry,, Irene Forty, Antonio j., Braschi,
Maria Tl dc Fumefo, Luis Alonso Fa-
iardo, Esther de Alfonso, Guillermo
'Guanchez, Ana de Guanchez, CUTLER
mo Guanchez Olga Guanchez, susanna
ECardena, Francisco de Gonzalez, Ri
cardo Gonzalez S., Ana L. de Gonza-
lez, Santiago Galanaga, Belen de Ga
lanaga, Berta Hernandez, Alberto E.
Lopez, Fernando Alvarez Perez, Ma
xima de Pirani, Rosaura de Rodri-
guez, Lila Rodriguez, Gustavo Rodri-
guez, Raul Rodriguez, Tomas Dome
mech, Florentino Diaz, Santiago Ma
guirre, Pillar Zaragoza, Angel Garcia,
Monserrate Sein, Eusebio Caro-, Fran
cisca Otero, Virginia Rademaker, Eli
sa F. de Pruna, Emilia Lopez, Ray
mond Lopez, Ramon Pares, Esteban
Saldana, Isalina Porrata, Teresa
Apohte, Aurora Figueroa, Raymond
Figueroa, Antonio Cruz, Hipolito Pc
rez, Enrique Perez, Celia Perez, Raul
Perez, Hipolito Perez, Roberto Perez.
Pedro Gonzalez, Ramon Gonzalez, Ellie
zer +. Colon, Santiago Quesada, Ra-
fael Pagan, Frank Posthuma, Maria
Otero, Tomasa Rodriguez, Epifanio
Visbal, Angel c. Justiniano, Antonio
Vega, Lucia Rodriguez, Angel Diaz,
Micaela Alers Justina Burgos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
AIAQUINACIONES DEL CAPITA
5 LISMO TANQUI

En- Washington SC han discutido los
planes preliminares al desarrollo de
carreteras Ell la America Latina, por
representatives de, In industrial de au-
tml6yiles, ell Sub-secretario del Depar-
tamento de. Comercio de los Il. e. L.
O., delegados de la Union Pan-ameri-
cana, la Alta Comisi0n Interamerica-
ma Y Ia Junta de Caminos PublicoS.
RI mitin Sc efectu6 en- el Departamen-
to de Comercio despuGs de una session
en- la Casa Blanca, con el PreSidentc
Coolidge.
= Sc dhcidio que representatives de
cada uno de los pafses latino-america-
nos deberfan ser inyitados para que
dedicaran yarias semapas Ell los f. Il.
u. U. alsssttsaioIinteiisiYo de carrete-
ras y msaisHlde trasppiHe vecinal, pa
ra que aAhsaegreso! ftif9i1nasen a Is.is
respectivS leblos adaos los qetalles
aplicables az e09nAteioncs locales que
pudieron recoseF. Dichos .aepresentan-
tes deberan particfpar tle, una confe-
'fcncia formal, de>1a GThf6n Pan-ameri-
cana con- sf1 niidssiiHe- 'referido y otros
que serall de-&ilnilar, clase.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
DE MARICAO

AlGmbiQueros :--Por infraeci0n la
ley "volstead', mejor dicho por ha-
beEeles ocupado un alambique en- ell
barrio "Montoso", de esta jurisdiction,
fueron condenados por la Corte Ntuni-
cipal, a cumplir diez dfas de arresto,
cada uno, los objetos Flor Martinez y
Sotero Santana.
Felicitamos sinceramente la poll
C1a dc este pueblo, que desde varios
nlcsea para aca. viene lihrando una
yigorosa campaiia en- contra de los que
sin respeto la sociedad y Ia ley
yienen fabricando descadaramente, ron,
Ell casi todos los barrios de esta muni-
cipaiidad. rIay q''e aco' ar con los mo
jados".
EI Agente Ell culto joyen dpn Jo-
sc ,Aponte Garay, es el agente encar-
gadO de la estaci6n telegrafica, recien-
temente instalada Ell esta localidad.
Damos la mas cariilosa bienvenida
al culto telegrafista, Sr. Aponte, lie
deseamos la vez grandes aciertos,
en- sus funciones.
M6nicO Rirerd :--IIa sid0 eOndenadO
por el delito de acometimiento agre-
sion en- el dia de aver, a sufrir cinco
dfas de encierro en-. esta cdrcel mu-
nicipal, el individuo M0nico Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
Grandioso triunfo de Ia Religion
Catolica en- Sabana Grande

ccpci6n: que Ell este mismo dfa, seria
conSagrada la sociedad la imposi.
ci6n de las bandas que han de llevar
cada uno de los sOcios sobre sus pc.
chos como insignia glOriOsa, que con
sus yfvidos cOlores amarillo blanco.
significan la Carload. la Unidad, Ii
Fraternidad Y el Patriotismo.
En- tercer lugar fue nombrado por
unanimidad abanderado de la AsOcia-
ci0n de cat0licos, el noble y presti-
gioso caballcro don Pedro a. Vega Y
el muy culto joven de nuestra Asocia-
ci0n Camilo Vega. suplente del aban-
dorado asf como tambi6n Sc procedi6
a elegir los seis pages para escoltar
la bandera; siendo elegidos los i6ve-
Ncstor Nazario, Antonio Casiano, Vie
tor Vega, Julio Villarfn, Y Rafael We
ga seis j0renes que por sus virtudcs
ly por sus bOndades. son merecetlores
de desempeiiar un cargo tan digno, ra-
z6n por la cual fueron aceptados con
ell mayor agrado v las mayores Sim
,, patfaS de la Sociedad
Fueron eliminatos de la sociedad
cuatro miembros por no cumplir con
los preceptos que impone el reglamen-
to de la Association por vivir Ell
concubinato tiolandO asf Ia moral cris-
tiana.
\ por tlltimo So proccdi0 nombrar
ell SitiO dOnde Sc ha de fundar In Es-
! cuela dOmincal dc los barrios; reca-
yendO en- eI barrio Machuchal, por ser
el barrio de mas de 1.679 almas. ha
bienfO cedido gustosamente una dc
las casaS que pOsee ell muy cultO. ca
tativo noble "Cruzado de Crist0",
don PraXedes Vega: para cuy0 acto de
| Inauguration. el Padre Espinosa. lu-
chador incansable pOr llevar todaS
las parties del mundo el pan esprit
tual. Nos inyit0 a tOdos para el ac-
to Y banquete para los ninos pobres.
Y para los sOcios cat0licOs que en- csc
lfa costearl 81 de su pcculio partic,l-
lar. r..
5IFl - JnJH Pedro Juan Perez.
oetubre 2g 1928. ~, 2lDJg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
n = n n iIi1' III = y :
GASTOs MUYe CREGIpOs

Datos oficiales t0mados ,,de IA esta-
dos tfpicos de lanl Tni6n Americana
demuestran que los, ,gastes de SUI go
bierno exclusivanenta estadllal, dcs-
contadOs los gastos lie los gobiernOs
de distrito, ciudad y pueblos, alcanza-
ron 3S,69O,OOO 6 $1321 per capita
81 cstos datos Sc aplicasen "a toda Ia
naci6n, el gobierno de los estados cos
tarfa $1,43, 161.272 en- III aho, canti-
dad que es mas del doblc del costo de
1919 Y casi cuatro veccs el costo de
1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
DE AREClBO

Octubre 23-El domingo estuv0 ell
este puerto ell vapor San Lorenzo, con
variada carga para este comercio. Eli
esta semana Sc espera procedente de
New Orleans el vapor "Choactaw".
En- la pasada semana falleci6 en-
csta ciudad el inteligente obrero Fe-
Xix Piheiro, siendo mny sehtida su
muerte. r, 1. p.
/ Ell pr6ximo jueves Sc e9spera. ep
yesta ciudad en- vista. Official, al Hon.
s,Gobernador Mr. cToWner,. su distingui,
tla esposq. Seeretario particular. Spea-
sker' de la, Camara y1,jefes de los de-
Iphrtamentok, Con este motive Sc o. o.
Eganiza una recepfi6p en los; salones
de la Asamblfqa', ,tM9IFpn Municipal y un ban ban
fauete en- el Hotel ,Bfallleares. De aquf
seguird, al dig sigpienteea paI9 para Lar3es,
Tambitn habrl una parada escolar
de bomberosi : la Gdia Nacional. acolm-
panados de Ia. Banda Municipal que
tambitn tocara Ia rftlrieta., or.a, H.
~-17 Para el viernesi sannncia q Cine
Victoria la exhibici0n de Ia interesan-
tie ipelfcula Odio de Esposa. Para .el
sabado Ia ,sugestiya g@Rompiendo Ba-
rreras"a y una gran comiea. Domin
so 'Nirtud Conyugaf'. a gran drama,
--ProntO quedara alberto el abonc
para Ia Compaiiia de zarzuela ope
retas cspailolas Marina Ughetti. f.
debut serd en- la primera quincena de
noviembrc, poniendo en- escena una de
las mejores obras de su eXtenSo roper
torio. Dado el entusiasmo por yer es-
ia eXcelente Compafiia, lie auguramos
un franco eXito.
--Continda mejorando de sus dolen.
cias' la distinguida seiiorita Amalia
SAM. Lo celebramos. -a1ea arl an
-fFHoy celebr6 session el C0mit6 de Ia
Cruz FRoja aena colfjunt0 0ocOn'tdelega
dos ldel Gapftulo de sun Juan, to.
maIdose importantes acderdos. 'a'',
ss}l-I9i - "Ipro9 "dsGGf- an,
III. .l,....... ....c, CQTrC$pOHSG}.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25
DE La SECRETARIA EJECUTIVA

Han sislo registfadas en- "a OficiEa
del Secretario Eiecutivo, las sislientes
marcas de fabrica:
Tres de Ia firma dc ariS dcnomina-
da SOCIETE MENIER las que consis-
ten en- varies disefios cn los cualcs
aparecen escncialmente la paiabra Me-
nier Sc aplica la venta de ch0cola-
te.
Una de la corporation del E.tadO
Ile New York, dcnominada STAR MO-
TORS INCORPORATED la que con
siste en- la representation de una estrc-
1la inscrita dentrO de IN cfrculo y Sc
aplica a la venta de automobiles
Ina de Ia corporation del Estado de
de Minnesota denominada !. \. CO.
LLINS COMPANY la que consistc en-
las palabras Collins Walnettos" Y Sc
aplica La venta de dulces;
Una de la corporation de! Estado
de Minnesota denOminada WASH
BURN CROSBY COMPANY la que
consiste en- las palabras ''WASHBUR RN
CROSBY COMPANY la que consiste
EN- las palabras "WASHBURN-CKOS-
BY CO.'S SOVEREIGN FLOUR" Sc
aplica . Ia vent dc harina de trigo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-25

Con fecha II del actual. Sc celebr0
con gran solemnidad, en- nuestra san
ia iglesia cat0lica. ell SANTO SACRA-
MEETO de la COMMUNION; recibien-
do Ell sus almas este pan espiritual.
Glen hombres pertenecientes Ia so
ciedad de la Archicofradfa del Santf-
simo Sacramento" sOciedad que triun-
fa en- este cultO pueblo. rapidamen:e ::
Nadquiriendo las mayOres simpatfas en-
tire todos los ooraZones nunanoS prr
estar inspirada Ell las mas gran(les
verdades, que han sidu reveladas lUr
ell mismo Jesncristo a los hombrls.
TerminadO este actO tan sOlemne, SC
constituy0 la sociedad en- asamblea
general, procediendo dc una manera
conceptuOsa, sincera y elocuentc to-
mar acuerdoS que no dudarlO, re-
dundaran grandes beneficios para la
asociaci0n de cat0licOs, que Sc ha for
madO LENA de luz, de amor Y de carl
dad en- ell coraz6n noble d los hijos
de Sdbana Grande, que siempre han
sustentado orgullosos In fe. han le-
vantado alta muy alta la bandera sa-
crosanta de la religion grande. hermo-
sa sublime de Nupstro Seilor Jesu-
cristo.
El Presidente don Luis A. Soto.
abrio Ia session y acto scguido, nues-
tr0 querid1simote ilustrc sacerdote pa
DIRE Manuel Espinosallev0 la mente
cristiana dc Ia socedad de una ma
nera generosa, en- primer lugar. la pre-
sentaci0n de don JESUS Martinez Pa
gam, don Onofre Lugo don Ismael Mes
tor Nazario, don Antonio Martinez Pa
gan, don Jose Jusino, don Monserrate
Ramirez, don Leoncio Alicea, don Emf
lilo Alyino, don Juan Alvino Mojica y
don Ceferino Torres, para ingresar ell
la Association de Cat6licos los cuales
fueron recibidos dentro dc los aplau-
SOS por todos los socios.
En- segundo lugar, nos habl0 elo-
cuentemente, que era un deber de los
miembrOs de esta sOciedad realzar con
nuestra presencia para dar mayor lu,
cidez a la grandiosa fiesta pqe, Sc
llevara a efectof el dfa, s de fdfciembrc
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