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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

develop storage reservoirs for fear
it would mean that the state would
be going into "a business"
The state has not heSitatcd to
embark upon large commercial en-
terprise in building the State pier,
the details of which are far more
complicated than those incident to
the construction of storage rcser-
voir." continued the State official.
The state pier. in the opinion OF
its directors. should be extended so
as to provide for the construction Of
storage W rehouses in order to fa-
cilitate landing all porishable goods.
and this was announced at the
meeting in Portland last week This
is what North Dakota las been do
ing.
NO doubt it would be desirable
to extend the activities Of the pier
in tho years to come. but certainly
the expenditure Of approximately a
million dollars in the construction
of storage dam at the headwatcrs
of the Kennchec river that will pro-
dice electric power at the trihinC
cost of three and one third mills
per kiowatt hour looks like a sound
investment for tho state to make.
Such an expenditure will return n
handsome proflt to the state, and
the only "busness' details would be
the opening and closing of the gates
within the dam and the rendering of
the bills to the owners Of power de-
velopments on the Kennebec river.
This comparison is not made in
criticism of the state pier. because
it. direct and indirect benefits to
the state are bound to he large. Any
man, however. who can secure a
franchise to build storage dam at
the headquarters of tho Kennebec
would have an investment that
would bring him in an income COR
all time to come and in the course
of a comparatively few years the
original cost of the dam would be
all charged off and paid for out of
earnings.
"Some day the citizens Of Maine
will appreciate what all this means.
and it is hoped they will not awak-
on to this situation after it is too
late for them to tako action"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
Other Matters Taken Up

The Governor and Council author
lied the State Highway Commission
to construct section of State high
way $500 feet in length from the Sis
ters' hospital, Highwood street, in
Waterville running northerly into
Fairfield.
The following warrant Of Feb. %
was approved: General warrant.
s113.976.56: institution regular. $780,
061.68; highway regular, s1O,526.70:
monthly salaries. s26.S97.54; total.
$1S4,462.4S. Approval was also given
to the warrant of March Z; weekly
salaries. s21.O2S.16: highway payroll
$5,235.72; total. sec,
Nominations by the Governor were
approved by the Council and other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
READFIELD

The Woman's division Of the Farm
Bureau will hold an all day meeting,
beginning at 10 A. NJ. in grange hall,
on Thursday. March Sth. instruction
i'll making foundation waists will
be given. Ladies will bring basket
lunches.
Mrs. Georgiana Sherburne, cele-
brated her S0th birthday on March
4th. One of her callers, Mrs. Kath-
crime Daley, also had birthday on
that day.
Leon Roberts and family intend to
move to Winthrop this spring. The
house where they are now living,
owend by Mr.. Jordan of New York,
will then be rented to Charles Daicy's
family, who are now occupying the
rent i'm Mrs. Charlotte Stevens house.
Friday evening. March 9th, an en-
tertainment for the benefit of the new
hall of Lafayette lodge, L. and A. NJ
No. AS will be given by party from
Augusta in Giles hall. beginning at s
p. NJ. sharp. The title of the play is
THE Octoroons."
Town meeting was well attended.
The members of the Ladies' Circle of
the NJ. Z. church, who furnished
lunches of hot coffee, sandwiches and
doughnuts received S14 from the
sales made and We're the means of
holding most of the voters in the hall
till the close of the. meeting, about
Z. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
1.-THE Worlds Applause" Fine

One of the finest photop.ays seen
here in many weeks is The Worlds
Applause" William de Mile pro-,
duction for Paramount, featuring
Bebe Daniels and Lewis stone. which
is on view at the Opera House for
the last times today. 1t is attracting
large audiences daily to this popular
theatre. There are thrills galore in
this charming picture.
a two reel comedy starting with a
peal. of laughter and ending with a
roar. Kinograms the worlds great
est news weekly and the Opera House
orchestra complete the midweell
prOgrGm.-adV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
Arrest Paroled Man

Allen Webster of Rockland va
arrested Tuesday afternoon charge
with assault upon his brother-in'la!s
Eugene Perry. Webster is ais
wanted at the Mems Reformatory Y
South Windham for violation
parole. The alleged assault up'
Perry was committed during ial
lily quarrel at the Webster home
the north end Monday night fell,
suffered bruises and lacera'lOl'
about the head and body. Tine wa,
rant was sworn out by Perry agalus
Webster and Deputy Sheriff Stew
Orbeton Of Rockport located hls w. =,
in West Rockport and took him 70 -
county iail in a SIeirh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
Nominations by Governor

The following nominations were
made Wednesday by Governor Bax-
ter:
Judge, Brunswick municipal court
Joseph H. Rousseau. Brunswick.
Trial Justices-Olaf Stadig, St.
Francis; 3. F. Morton, Mars Hill.
Notaries Pubiic-Mrs. Stella Louise
Hill, Mount Desert; Roy L. Marston,
Skowhegan; William E. Parlin, Port
land; j. Calvin Knapp, Portland;
George c. wilkins. Windham; Har-
old A. Campbell, Brunswick; Loren
w. Rumill, fremont; Roy A. Fernald,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

cry day and can do my work WIN . n.
ease than l have for five or slxyssS
l owe it all to your great medicns
MARTHA HOOKER, ia College ave.
st. Paul, MINI. !.
When women who are between -
ages of forty-five and fifty-five -. -
beset with such annoying sympgI~.s.
as nervousness, irritability,. me -.
cholia and heat flashes, when - -
duce headaches, dizziness, or . "a
of suffocation, they should take III III
E. Pinkham's Vegetable CONF
tits especially adapted to help w rsrsll
through this crisis. It V pre..;sI
from roots and herbs and CON-
no harmful drugs or narcotics NJ
Write to Lydia E. Pinkhanl n,
cine Co., Lynn, MassachusetH ,..nI
free copy of Lydia p. fm.n
Private Textbook for Women
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
State Trustees and
Executive Officers
to Meet on March 20

Invitations are being sent out for
attendance at the semi annual con-
ference of trustees and executive Of
ficerS of State institutions and de-
partments which will be held at the
State House on Tuesday. March 2Os
at 10 A. NJ. The following program
will be carried out:
Morning program-Dr. c. G. Lit
tie. president of University of Maine
"Eugenics"; DR.. George Coombs-
State Department of Health-"Vener-
cal Diseases in State Institutions"
Afternoon session reform
atOrieS"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
A Hearty Laugh and a Bit Of Drama
in "a Girls Desire"

There is a hearty Laugh in "A
Girls Desire the Alice Calhoun
production which will be shown at
the Colonial theatre for the last
times today.
1t is one of those live. frivolous
productions which appeals to the av-
erage audience and which makes the
ordinary person forget his troubles
and laugh at the complications which
embarrass the chief characters of
the caSt.-AdV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

Orono: George E. Fogg. Portland:
George A. Priest, Brunswick: George
w. Mcclellan, Portland: Albert A.
Hall. Portland; Charles L. Tilden,
Hallowell Doris T.. Phillips. Kit
terry; Sanborn Mcdowell, Princeton;
Fred c. Doliver. Bangor.
Justices Of the Peace-Roy L.
Marston. Skowhegan: Mrs. Stella
Louise Hill. Mt. Desert: Walter F..
Curtis. Bucksport: Roscoe {. Butler,
Springvalc: Lowell \. Noyes. Smyr-
ma: Benjamin G. Ward. Portland:
John Leslie Hunt, Manchester; Roy
l.. Fcrnald. Orono; Addie G.. Boying-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
Priscilla Dean Here for Two Days

Swirling waters on all sides. burn
ing beams overhead. and deadly mine
gas creeping nearer and nearer.
Amidst these perils two men fought
for their lives. This is only one Of
the many thrilling scenes in THE
Flame of Life" a Hobart Henley In
iversal-Jewel production which
comes to the Opera House. Friday
and Saturday. According to metro
politan critics is a picture that is we'll
worth SeeinG.-adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
COUNCIL DENIES
PARDON TO 0'DELL
! MOORE W|THDRAWS

The regular session of the Govern
or and Council Wednesday was talk
en- up with the hearing of two par
don cases in which the petitioners
We're George Albert O'Dell of Dexter
and Fred Henry Moore, alias Henry
Moore of Vienna.
Pardon was denied in the ODcll
case, while in the case OF Moore, the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
Are You Fat
Just Try This

Thousands OF overfat people have be-
come slim by following the advice of
doctors who recommend Marmoa Pre-
sCripton Tablets. those harmless little fat
reduccrs that simplify the dose of the ia :
nous Marmola Prescription. If too fat.
don't wait--go now to your druggist and
for one dollar, which is the price the
world over, procure case of these tab
let's If preferable you can secure them
direct by sending price to the Marmola
Co. 4G12 Woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich.
They reduce steadily and easily withou.
tiresome exercise or starvation diet ~
leave no unpleasant effect.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
ReadfieId GRANGE

Readfie!d grange met Saturday.
March with large attendance The
frst and second degrees were confer
red on three candidates by the degree
staff. A beautiful dinner was served
at noon under the direction Of Nellie
Brown.
An interesting program vas pre-
sented by the lecturer: duet, Virgin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
"WiIdnees Of Youth" Depicts Life Of
Modnrn EIappcr

Sweeping in its scope and depict
ing its theme with a reality that
bares life itself, "Wildness of Youth"
will be presented at the Colonial
Theatre for the last times today 1t
illustrates with rare dizziness and
truth the life and bauble like exist
cnce of the twentieth century flapper
and her male CONFERENCE.-The.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
MERCER
Jonas M,Varnev

Jonas NJ. Narnoy died March 3rd
aged "a. years. Mr.. Varney was a
veteran of the Civil War, serving
in Co. X, cath Infantry. He leaves
a son. Charles f. Narney. one broth
err. Albert Narney of Augusta, Me-,
two grandchildren. Mrs. Maud Var
ney) Morse and Frank J. Narney of
this place, five great grandchildren,
nine nephews and ten nieces. A
grand good man is lost to the town,
a kind neighbor and loyal friend.
Funeral services were held at the
NJ. +. vestry Tuesday conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Barr. The family have
the sympathy of everyone in their
sorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
ia and Eleanor Hill; encore;
Readfield Grange Journal" q ne

paper of fiction. fancy,Snd facts: q
itor- in chief. Lolita L. Collins; lite
airy and political editor. Lucy E. Ba
nard; sporting editor, Ellsworth
Peacock: local editor. S. Estelle Dc
ley: miscellaneous editor, H. Port
Trefethen; advertising manass
Georgia Johnson. read by Sadie
Dunn: business manager. Merle
Hartman; clippings read by MINI
Hathaway and Costello Weston; :
marks, f. Z. Peacock in regard
State Pier at Portland; sinsh
Readfield grange song.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

Ia run-OONnSo
ltion and the r y.
Ibles a woman " !,
Ito 60 through, :
THAT time, ~ -
flashes, neryGy
Iness and .beS.f
Iaches. At time .
Twas not able 9"
lmy work,bu1t!ss'ss
| taking Lydln,. -! ?
lPinkhnam's veg
table Conpo%a,'
In ON gaining e''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

DEPOT-Owen Coleman, a Bates
college student. who is passing the
winter in Florida. writes that he is
working for a brickmason and get
ting on very well. Will return the
first of April.
Sickness from severe colds is prev
alent here. Among others are Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bickford who are con-
fired to the house, though somewhat
better
box Of flowers and sprays of
California evergreen trees were re-
ceived, recently by Miss Isetta Roy
al, sent by Mrs. Lenora Leeman. who
is passing the winter in Pasadena.
There were thirty kinds Of plant life.
roses and other flowers. also sprays
of lemon, orange and other trees, ad-
apted to the climate of the locality.
IGwas pleasure to look at them.
n. ID. Gordon company received
and delivered car load of coal
which had been expected some time,
Friday. delighting many around here.
The BLACK Diamonds were most
welcome to those who had been
anXiously awaiting them. thinking Of
the nice fires which they were again
to have.
The grammar department of the
school taught by Miss Izetta Royal.
closed last week. The primary. in
terrupted by whooping cough, will be
in session two weeks longer.
Kenneth Kendall, who has been
staying with his grandfather for
some time. Elijah Stevens, has gone
to Mt. Vernon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
State Official Says
Storage Reservoir
Sound Proposition

A prominent State official. who is
supposed to be close to the admin
istration. declared Wednesday that
apart from the pier question it
seems to be inconsistent to say
that the State OF Maine should not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08
women FROM !
FORTY TO FIFTY
WiuDeInteres.edinM .Hooka'
Recoveryby Use Of Lydia Err
hams Vegetable Compcud

St.Paul, Mimi was going thfoH,
the Change of Life and suffered IlvI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

ton. Chesuncook; Simon J. Low, Ban
gor; William A. Small, Wcstbrook;
George +. Mcfarland. Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

Willard Blaisdell has returned
home from MoXie Camps.
George Morse, who is quite ill. is
slightly better. A trained nurse
from Augusta is attending him.
Mrs. Grace Mckecknie is staying
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-08

at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morse.
Mrs. Charles Brown, who is i'll
with pneumonia is a little better.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-18
Nuevos n.etodos para combatir
Ia invasion del -Gorgojo (Anthoa
nomus Grandis en slI,sts los !: Esdtta':de.os
9Ab s@s'g'ses Y s@fss tJnidoS 4aa IS aaQ - 1saq
Uniidos

!
lleva q, cabo. 81 abgsa j, portffera paEa
la planta a,del algoti6aa. iaunaue ivfsfffI
cante para clio, & ipuest6 qte pone' los
huevos en- la capsula que a1in esta
formandose, y es precisamente acerca
de este procediimiyePlnto que los hombresl
de ciencia han descubierto also que les
hace abrigar la tsiguiehte halagtie1a
esperaiza. 'stlf1' e .s''s'''''.i eess' ny :
ST los huevos Sc ponen antes de que
la planta de algod0n llega a un cierto
.punto de madurez, resultan estGriles,
de 10 cua1 Sc desprende que los capu-
Hos gentlemen alguna substantial que
es absolutamente indispensable para
la fertilfdad de los mislnos, substantial
que no Sc, halla presente en- la planta
sino hasta aquella cierta etapa de su
crecimiento., Ahora bien: los qufmicos
esperan identificar y fijar esa subs
tancip. M
81 hacen sese adescubrimiento,1 laaiYi
da de dicho bicho quedara Nyerdadera,
mente rodeada de peligrqs, Dor, cuanto
que q qufmico agrfcola proyecta pro-
ducir sinteticamente aqriella siiBstan-
cia " isafla para atraer el gorgojo ha-
Icias una carnada ernFenenada. Este
metodo Sc puede enpfear zen el segun-
do perfodo, de modo quesel insecto lie
CARA a su perfodo adulto = pondra stis
huevos antes de que ell algodoh este
listo para sostener su probe, puesto
que cuando los hueyos Sc ponen i las
larvas Sc snlen en- yez de encontrarse
dentro de una sabrosa v tierna capsu-
la penetran en- un mundo frfo y ham
briento por .carecer de, ntedios de
substantial, pareccn.
Tai es el plan de campaiia trazado
por los peritos del Departamento de
Agricultural de los Estatlos Unidos. In
primerae medjda que ha dc tomarse
es determihar cuales son las substan-
cias que atraen el gofgojo y que hacen
para que los huevQs se tornen fertiles.
Esta labor lie iha sfdo confiada al doe
tor n. b. Power, de Id Oticina Qufmica
de. los Estados Unidos, descubridor
del principios activo del aceite Chaul-
inoogra para curaf inanzana que re-
sulto qufmichmentc peffecto.
ri doctor Power calcula que para
efectnuar sus trabajos necesitara dos
toneladas de plantas de algod0n. Es-
tas plantas Sc cortaran yerdesse inme-
diatamente Sc sometcran al procedi,
niento de destilaci6n, examinandose
ctidadosamente los productos destila+
dos. fin do encontrar IA substantial
que atrae los gorgojos. Otio tanto Sc
hara con las plantas de algod6n GUAM
do llegan al perfodo en- el cual influ-
yen en- hacer fertiles los hueyos del
insecto Esta obra Sc lleyard cabo
en- el laboratorio de uno de los Co
legios Agricolas experimentales de la
zona productora de algodon.
Union Panamericana,
Washington. d. g.
A de iunio 1929.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-18
EDICTO
EN- LA coRTE. DE DIsTRITo DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN 4.
r-t------J JUAN. p. r. --~-7 .--7'-'---
DIsTRITo sEGuNDo.

y s
Gabriel Segura. Demandante. VS.. An
tonic Passalaqua, ,por ST y en- repre-.
sentaci6n de sus hijos Luis Antonio,
Maria Jose Rosa, Carlos Josefina.-
Civil No. a,2e7 \ Reisindicaci6n de pros
piedad inmueble y dailos y perj1ieios
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico a Manuel
Cremades. IS "a
Por la spresente Sc notifca usted.
que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito del
Distrito Judicial Ge San Juan. Distrito
Segundo, una demanda sobre .feivindi-
cacion de propiedad inmueble danos
yaperjuicios, por ei demandante arri-
baNindicado, contra los demandados
que igualmente Sc relacionan, en- cuya
demanda Sc alega Que Don Antonio
Leon Guaita, traspas6 por escritura pd-
blica, en- venta real y absolute, fa-
vor de Don Manuel Samper, un peda-
20 de terreno compuesto de cincuenta
cuerdas de terreno, ubicado en- la ju-
risdicci6n del pueblo de Rio Grande, 81
tio de Guzman, eolindante con Don
Jose Gabriel Puente, terrenos baldfos Y
el propio Guatita que dicho terreno 10
adquiri6 Guaita por donaci6n que le
hiciera la Junta de baidfos en- union de
otras cincuenta cuerdas que Sc reser-
v6 para ST, teniendo lugar esa adquisi-
ci6n con anterioridad al afio mil ocho-
cientos cincuenta y cinco; que Samper,
desde el. momento de la venta del te-
rreno por el sefior Guaita entr6 en- po-
session del mismo, cuya possession con-
servo hasta SUI fallecimiento ocurrido
en- s de mario de 1876, sucediendole en-
tod0s sus derechos Y acciones su ma
DIRE legftima Marta Roman, su linica '
universal heredera labistestato por re-
soluci6n de la Corte de. Distrito del
Distrito Judicial de San Juan, de "a
de Abrn de 1920; que Marta Roman es-
tuvo en- possession del terreno heredado
de su hijo, hasta el p de Mario de
1916 en- que falleci6 sin otorgar dispo-
sici0n alguna testamentaria, sicndo de-
clarados 1nicos y universities herede.
ros de la misma sus legftimos hijos
Marcos Antonio Y Josefa Angela Sam
per, por resolution de la va expresada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-18

Piza y Succession Ayala, hoy Succession
Piza; por ell Este, con el Rio Espfritu
Santo; por el Oeste; con la SUCCESSION
Ayala, antes, hoy Succession Piza; que
la finca vendida al demandante Segu-
ra es La misrna que adquirieran Anto-
MO Samper y Josefa Samper como ad-
quirida anteriormente por Don Manuel
Samper de Don Antonio Guaita y que
|pas6 mas tarde a Marta Roman; que
Ell demandante Gabriel Segura desde
el momento en- que adquiri6 la finca
entr6 en- possession de la misma hasta
que en- el mes de Febrero de 1921 la
cedi6 a virtud de un Injunction que
contra el interpuesta el demandado An
tonic Passalaqua, qnien Sc encnentra
EN- possession del terreno en- union, de
sus hijos Luis Antonio, Maria Catalis
ma, Jose Rafael, Rosa Maria, Carlos y
Josefina G. Passalaqua y Santiago, me-
nores de edad y Representatives por su
referido padre con patria potestad !;
que aun cuando la fnca Sc ha descrito
con distintas colindancias de las que
aparecen en- ell tftulo primitive de ven
ia por D. Antonio Leon Guatita Don
Manuel Samper, Sc debe este a los di-
versos duefios que han venido tenien-
do los pr6dios colindantes, alegando
| que unas y otras colindancias cores
tponlena a las cincuenta cuerdas de te-
Irreno que Sc reclaman, de acuerdo con
las diversas epocas en- que han venido
sucedi6ndose las yentas de dicha fin
ca y en- relaci6n con las de los predios
colindantes; que los demandados no
tuyieron nunca la possession de las Gin
cuenta cuerdas reclamadas, a excep-
ci6n del tempo en- que La estan dis
| frutando por yirtud de la resolution
recafda al injunction de que Sc ha he
cho m6rito, no habiendo tenido nunca
ell dominic de la finca que la possession
de las cincuenta cuerdas por parte de
Don Manuel Samper. de Ia madre de
6sta Marta Roman, de Marcos Antonio
III Josefa Samper. y por tlltsmo del de-
Imandante Gabriel Segura, hasta la fe-
cha en- que fn6 privado de ella por vir-
| tud de la resolution en- el injunction
lreferido, fue tranquila Y pacffica, CON
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-18

~ IS !
Riera las cincuenta, cuerdas reclama-
|das, la expresada Succession Riera, soil.
otto de Id Corte Sc citara igualmente
de eviction a Don Manuel Cremades
|de quien adquiri6 Don jose ID, Riera.
|ss \ habi6ndose ordenado por la Corte
lac Distrito va expresada, en- diez v
|seis de Mayo corriente, Sc cite v en-
place Don Manuel Cremades, por
medic de edictos, que Sc publicaran
luna vez por semana, durante seis Sc
lpanas consecutivas, en- el peri0dico
Ell lMPARCIAI, que Sc edita en- esta
lciudad, expido IA presente, significan-
do que es Abogado del dcmandante eli
Lcdo Don Manuel Mofaza Dfaz, resi-
dente en- 81 ndmero catorce de- Gale
de San Jose de Ia ciudsq de San Juan.
Puerto Rico.
\ Extendida bajo mi firma y sello de
Ia Corte, en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
a diez y ocho de Mayo de mil novecien-
tos feinte ' tres.
LUIS vERGNE ORTIZ,
seeretario corte Distrito del plstrIto
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-18

Establishments construdo cxpofeso condolences santaas
de utdad atamnto cenfo de todas las enferme
sevcio.Cuepo Msdico resdente el SSanatorio.
Sc adten ratamiento enfemos de
dndo atendido pp medicos los de la Soedad
Departamentos esreciaes para Senoras.
espales u de hidro
eecicos droterapicos % Fuguracion
clos equitatvamente convencionaies
PERSONAL CrENTUICo
DIRECTOR DEL SANATORIO: DIR. Don Amalo Rodan,
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO:
CIRUJANOs GENERALS Velez L6prz sg
ESPECIALISTA EN- INTERMEDIATES DE "A NARIZ OIDOS,
GARGANTA X OJOS: Dr. Don Aguin B Laugier
PATOLOGO: DR. Do D. r. Ruiz .Nazario
Dr.. Don Pedro Rivera Aponte Don Antonio Gujarro
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