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Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Village Gossip

Lester Lake and Charles Nienstadt
attended a luncheon and concert in
town last Saturday.
Miss Josephine Thayer of Charles
ton, West Virginia. has been visiting
Miss Maxine Sibley for the past week.
Miss Sibley and Miss Thayer spent
last weekend in New Haven.
The Rev. Allen Hunter, pastor Of
the Union Church, has been i'll with
an attack of grippe. His pulpit was
filed last Sunday by the Rev. Thorn
ton Penfield of Englewood.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ L. Lake attended
a dinner at the Pennsylvania Hotel
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Moneuse, former
ly Of Dearborn road, Palisade, are
spending the winter in Florida.
There was a small forest fire on
Anderson avenue on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frederick S. Lee, former own
er of the Junction meat market, was
in Palisade for few hours on Tues
day. He is looking fine, and is plan
ming to leave for the west some time
next week.
Miss Agnes Brady visited Miss
Helen Toles of Leonia, on Wednes-
day.
Miss Elisa Fleischer, niece of Mrs.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
The Useful Thumb Tack.

Unless the lower hem of window
shade is rather close-ftting, the flat
piece of wood run in to hold it even
will often work itself out at one end
for several inches. This is especially
apt to happen if the shade does not
hang precisely straight A small, fiat
topped thumb tack, such as craftsmen
use, at one corner, on the window
side, will hold the wood firmly and not
be visible from outside. Thumb tacks
are invaluable also for holding firmly
in place either paper or cloth used for
lining the bottoms Of drawers. Being
fiat, nothing can catch in them. Stores
that sell them usually keep also, lit
tie instrument made for lifting them,
saving the breaking of fingernails or
knife blade.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Second Elijah.

In south India cholera had been rag
ing through village, but every mar
and woman who could walk had come
to watch the drunken devil priest teal
the living sacrifice to death with his
teeth. Then, dipping his long whil
in the warm blood of the dying goat
he danced round in frenzy, beating
the crowd and assuring them that he
was driving the cholera goddess away
from the village. The little Christian
community gathered to pray. Sud
denly the word came that the CHIEF
priest himself was down with cholera
and he sent to beg the white evan
gelist to come and save him. He
went, and to the general amazement
the man was saved.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23

stem of Grantwood for the benefit Of
the Christian Orphan Home.
Mr.. Ernest Sibley has just returned
from a business trip to Norwalk,
Conn.
Don't forget that the Red Cross
membership roll call closes on
Thanksgiving day. Be sure that your
family is represented on this honor
roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane leave
Thursday to spend few days with
Mrs. A. M. Lane in Vineland, N. J.
Mr. Bacchetti has purchased a new
car. Raymond claims his father
bought it for him. The Marten family
also have new car, a Studebaker.
George does not claim it, however.
The Pioneers Club is planning to
give a minstrel show in the near fu-
ture.
Ray" Bacchetti has a record that
is hard to beat. He has not been late
or absent from school for three years.
Better cash in on it, Ray, and write a
recommendation for an alarm clock
company.
Mrs. Mary Torrey and a party of
ladies from Palisade and Grantwood
enjoyed the Englewood auto show on
Wednesday evening.
Special Music Sunday
There will be special music this
Sunday at Union Church, Palisade.
The Palisade Male Quartet, with Mrs.
Harry Clark as accompanist, will rem
der several anthems. The quartet is
composed of Mr.. w. L. King, first
tenor; Mr.. Robert J. Moore, second
tenor; Mr. Charles S. Moore, BARI
tone; Mr.. Leslie Mapes, basso.
"A large number Of the families Of
Palisade Sunday school scholars will
be interested to know that on last
Sunday five classes were 100 per cent
in attendance, four classes showing
an absence of only one scholar and
three classes showing an absence of
two scholars, the total attendance be-
ing over 80 per cent of the enrolment.
The classes average between ten and
eleven pupils. The daylight screen
which is used for exercises and songs
lis found to save time and to secure
Palisadian., 1923-11-23

e. Fl. Schroth of Edgewood lane,
home in Germany. Miss Fleischer's
departure has been hastened by the
illness of her mother.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Este
Flagge has been stricken with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Harry Elkan was made cap
tain week ago.
Miss Calm Hoke of Anderson ave-
College on Tuesday.
Miss Bette Wright attended the
benefit tea in Grantwood on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grant and
family of South Orange, were the
guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sibley.
Mrs. Sam Hoke of Anderson ave-
nue., entertained in New York on
Tuesday, in honor Of the Aloah Club.
Don't forget the cake sale and ba-
zaar in the Union Church on Decem
Der IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hacker celebrat-
ed their first wedding anniversary on
Tuesday last.
Miss Anna Paulson, sister of Nils
Paulson, has returned from Syracuse
and is visiting at her brothers home
in Palisade.
A number of Palisade ladies attend
ed the Coffee Klatch held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Leh-
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Make "Chamois" of Sheepskin.

The term "chamoiS" is a misnomer
today; for although this leather was
originally prepared from the skin OF
the chamois of southern Europe, it Is
now made from sheepskin, and the
term refers to the process and not to
the actual leather. The part of the
sheep used for "chamois" is the un-
derskin, which until recently was dis
carded as Of no value. At one time
doeskin was also used for making
'chamois" gloves, but doeskin has
value of its own and is not often en-
ployed now in the preparation Of
chamois leather-Manchester Guar
diam
Palisadian., 1923-11-23

ment of The American Tobacco Company
by making it one of the four biggest national
sellers in less than Is months time.
We would be honored to have you try =
them.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23

closer attention. Visitors are always
welcome at 10 o'clock and at 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Smolovit and
party attended a performance of "Ro-
meo and Juliet" in New York on
Thursday of last week.
-Freeholder and Mrs. w. H. Roberts
OF Abbott boulevard attended the
monthly meeting and luncheon of the
Association of Chosen Freeholders of
New Jersey, of which Mr.. Roberts Is
president The meeting was held at
Lincoln Inn at Metuchen on Monday
evening, November 49,
Efghty-two members, representing
twelve counties, were present, and
among the speakers were Senator
Larson of Middlesex county, Senator
Borton of Salem county, Assembly
men Hanson, Towel and Fine of Mid
dlesex, Burlington and Camden coun-
ties respectively and Commissioner
Walter Darby.
Mr.. Roberts presided at the meet
ing.
-"Joe" Wolpert has followed the
trend of business to Palsade Junction
and has opened a fine new store in
the building formerly occupied by Mr..
Schall.
Glenn Hacker submitted a drawing
to the Beaux Arts Institute of Ameri-
can Architects as his solution of
problem submitted by them. The
problem asked for a drawing of a
country inn by millpond in wooded
section. Despite the fact that archi-
tects from all parts of the country
entered the competition Mr.. Hackers
drawing received first place and will
be exhibited all over the country and
a reproduction of it published in
national magazine, entitled American
Architecture"
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Nickel Found In Meteorites.

The great collection of meteorites in
q European museum, studied and re-
ported upon by an expert, has led to
the interesting conclusion that me-
teoritic iron. as 1t falls from the sky
and the various steels produced in our
modern steel works are the result Of
essentially similar chemical and physl-
cal causes. One of the most striking
characteristics noted in meteoritic iron
the presence of a considerable guam
ity of nickel
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Useless Effort.

Joan was to have a birthday party.
She was anxious to conduct herself cor
rectly, and was plying her mother with
questions. "Well, DEAR" said her
mother in answer to one concerning
the advisability Of saying grace before
the meal, "for such an informal little
party l hardly think you need say
grace" Accordingly, when all the
guests were seated, Joan, from the
head Of the table, announced, solemn
ly: Mother says this is such an in
fernal little party we need not say
grace."-Kansas City Star.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
Appreciatlon.

A well-known real estate man of
Glendale went up to Big Bear for his
vacation and left his small son with
the neighbors, who were notable for
being hearty eaters, accustomed to
serving three sumptuous meals a day.
When the man returned from his va.
cation he aslfed the boy whether he
had enjoyed staying with the neigh
bors. "You bet l did" cried the small
boy, adding, "they dinner all their
meals"
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
FOREIGN MONEYS cRuM1LE
European Crisis Skaters Wall Street
Recent Confidence.

New York.-The new crisis in Euro.
pean affairs, regarded by information.
al bankers as the most acute since
the war and involving, in their opin.
ion, the prospect Of final rupture of
the Entente, the completion of French
isolation and the probable realign-
ment of Great Britain's moral and
economic forces, shattered the opti.
mism Wall Street has maintained re-
Gently by a rising stock market.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
STEAL SAFE WITH $4,000
Thieves Take 400 Pound Strong Box
Ercn, Third Floor to Motor.

Baltimore.-In the absence of
James H. Sirkis from his home,
thieves carried 400-pound safe from
the third floor to an automobile and
escaped with it and approximately
$4,000 in jewelry and negotiable
stocks. A hairpin of kind not used
by the woman occupants Of the house
was found on the stairway. The safe,
empty, was found later by a patrol
man.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
GRANT DIRECTOR OF THE MINT
Appointed to Succeed r. e. Scobey,
Who Has Resigned.

Neutrality-suspicious. J. Grant, su-
perintendent of the Denver mint, was
appointed by President Coolidge to be
director of the mint. He will succeed
F. E. Scobey, who resigned recently.
Mr.. Grants name had not been promi-
nently mentioned among the more
than half a dozen candidates for the
place. He was recommended by Sec
retary Mellon and also had the in
dorsement of Secretary Work.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23

Plots of La Toilette block ignored
by President Coolidge, who decides
to support tax reduction program =.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
Palisadian., 1923-11-23
HONORED

Oil" cigarettes by choosing for their name
the address of its Home Office-111 Fifth
Avenue, New York.
The American public honored the judg-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Los sESoREs LENT K HoADLEY

Nuestro estin,ado amigo el joven y
prestigioso facultativo Or. Fernandez
Garcia, que es tambien muy compe-
tente hombre de Letras, nos ha pre-
sentado a Mr.. E. r. Lent, presidente
de The Lent, Graaf Publ. Co, de New
York, que ha venido "a Puerto Rico a
negociar la publication del Libro
Azul, presentandonos tambien Mr..
Francis w. Hoadley, coIeditor del Lii
bro Azul, que hace va cuatro meses
que trabaja en- Puerto Rico para esta
emppesa editorial que tiene en- pro-
yecto tan meritoria obra.
ArSbcs caballeros norteamericanos
son personals de muy reinada cultu-
ra v de muy prcntas simpatias.
Para tan amables visitantes que
tuvieron para con nosotros ell mas
grato introductor, Ell saludo afectuo-
so de Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
.EsPECTAClJLOs

Cine Tres Banderas. Ia bella y
perfecta modelo', atraeci6a nundial,
en- 6 aetos y una bonita cinta eomica
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce3--iSo-
berbio e,treno en- Puerto Ricol Son
los primeros en- presentar en- Santunr-
&c la priinera jornada de Ia serie fran
cesa mas interesante que ha venldo,
titulada: "Las Dos Nilas de Paris.
Cine Imperial, (Santuree). Una
Aventura Inocente", por Vivian Mar
tin, EN- 5 actos Y "Una Fiesta de Cum-
pleanos'', en- 2 actos.
Teatro Beliograph, (CataaO). -Ros-
coe Fatty Arbukle en- la linda come
dia en- cinco parties: LA Algeria de
la, Fiesta. y la jocosisina comedia en-
z reels, "El Calleion de la Paz".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
DA. ROSA DALMAu yfuDA DE
STORER

Esta madrugada a Ia una, he entire
gado sn alma nj Creatlor, un edGd
avanzada, despies &c corta enferme-
dad, La respectable DANA dofa Rosa
Dalmau yiuda de Storer. inadre de
n,lestro amigo D. David Storer ! do
ma Genoyeva storcr de Iago, . madre
polftica Gle la- notable pianista dafla
Elisa Tavarez de Storer
Dona Rosa, qiiien era generalmente
apreciada por todas aquellas personss
que tuvieron ia dieha de conocerla,
supo captalsc por tedos conceptos, Ell
eari1o y las simpst1as de sus milti-
Hes amistades, por su trato afable J
exquisite por sus grandes virtudes
de bondad.
Al dansignar tan dolorosa noticia,
erlyislnSs a sus llijos vslemas deudos,
la expression mas sincera de cohdolen-
cia, por 81 inmeno dQlor Que hoy les
aflige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
.I.os CAToRcEe

TIa cireuladp profusamente en- Ia
ciudad, una elegante edicion de un fo-
lleto factura de Revisra, que conde-
ne interesantc texto y fotograbados dc
actilalidad.
Les retratos de. Esteban Ramirez.
T6rtola Valencia, E. Mont. Reilly, An
tonic R. Barcer6, Martin Travieso, Leo
poldo Felid, elatcor Albert $. Osborn,
figuran en- ell cusdro masculine de los
'.Catorcc'' y en- Ia brillante pagina fe-
menina cinco npllezas de Ria Piedrss
y San Juan, avalorando Ia Revista
que sc publica por una scla vez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
sECRETARIA EJECUTIyA..

Han sido presentadas en- Ia 0fieina
del Secretario Executive de Puerto Ri
co. para su archivo Y registro las 81
guientes marcas de fahrica:
Tina de la corporation del Estado
de Delaware, denominada Colonial
Chemical Corporation, la que consiste
en- la palabra Flyosan, Y Sc aplica a
la yenta de un insecticida.
tina del DR.. A. Giol Texidor, de
Caguas, Puerto Rico, la que consiste
en- en- la palabra Dentona. Y Sc aplica
a Ia 'venta de una preparation medi-
cinal contra er dolor de muelas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
En- IA P|IARRA

El secretario de La guer1,a dice, que
regress en- su capacidad Official que
ignora 81 va fenunciar o no.
Ese ea el lengIaje Official, que
cuando en- yafsovia Sc iniciaba y cum
plfa una era de terror. dijeron en- el
c6lebre Congreso: a14a paz reina'' I.
Pero es que hubo al fin conferen-
Ella cSn 81 Presiahnte y sabida es la
fif1nc amistad criterio recio de MAN
tener al fuiicionario en- tanto ocupe la
siIla el Ejecutivo naeionsl.
-.-pero nadie sabe 10 que en- la con-
ferencia Sc habl5 rasEmente y algfn
peri6dico del Norte dice que solo hu-
bo una vista dc saludo de la epoca.
-Pero ls coaisi6n no dice NADIA ca
tog6ricamente : la apelaci6n Ia prem
sa Sc interpreta como preparation pa
ra nuevc, Iucha en- asanto no resuelto
resuelto contra 10 solicitado insis-
tentcmcnte
Hay dos "polticas', 81 ESQ es POI
Utica la del si.encio y Ia Go La cons
tante expression dclo que ocurre o CO.
mo 10 intcrpretan los interesados.
No Sc ha coilfirmado Ia noticia de
que rcgrese el sefior Barcel6; pero es-
tandd pr6xima La Legislature de fe-
brero hay que tratar del programa en-
ella \ senadores y Representatives.
no ilpports la incertidumbre del mo
mento, estani cambiando impresiones
respecto de sps proyectos. Estos son
10 de La nlayorfa, pues la mincafa CON
/ fla en- que regresando el Executive y
hacienda dl la Legislature no tienep
que preocnparse mucho.
Y csc es el momento de Ia hora de
ahora...
EE MismO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
sENsACIONALEs DESAFIOs DE
BASEBALL

!. II n I,aefans sa.RaIl A ssoc;o tiou bo
an,nc,s,,o of;sia,,na,,t.. ono 3 s;,rt,y;.
mo domingo.s7 de enero. Sc ceiebrafail
en- los terrenos dc la paradaI ocho. Nos
sensacionales elesaffos dc base bah. en-
tire las novenas Boston Stars. cuyas
resonantes yfctorias sobre eli Humacao
Stars han sido muy comentadas, v. eI
Puerto Rico Sports, calnpe5n de la is.
la durante ii aiio 1922
Ell Puerto rico sports prcsaentapt a el
sipuiente line un: catcher. Cioui: nit
chers, Fafbelle y Colon lSrinersa, Ca
cho; segunda. victoiiano tercGsra,
Monchile: Short Stop. Thompson: Il: !:
right fielder. Guzman; central fielder,
Beitfa left fielder, juicy. \ .fi'ssF .a Y
Ell Boston stars presentara el ST.
guiente: catcher, Manzano; pitchers.
Thompson y Tunito; primera, Perry ;
segunda, yaldes: tercera, Cordova
Short Stop. Clark; right fielder, Nan
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
/ C.lNDIDATOs

Sc habla de Ia Pssibilidad dc que
scan designados fcales los abogados
senoref Ramon Quinones, cx-assistant
fiscal lie san Juan y Jose Aybar, ac-
tuai juez munieiIal en- esta ciudad.
En- Ii mansion Ejecutiva Sc guarda
.reserva en- este asunto y los republi-
canes, seg5in Sc informa, conffan en-
que I'm correligibnario suyo Scurara
uno de osos calgos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
coNFIRMANno INA NoTIcIA

Hacc alglin tempo que infor1n6 FL
sIA1p.ARCIAL que el Lcdo. sefior RAJ
mon QuiIones, ex-assistaInt fiscal dc
San juan serfa nonlbrado para I'M
cargo judicial y aver flie designadc pa-
"a el de fiscal dc Iii Cortc ;tlc Di istri-
to de Ag,tadilss rasando 4 Guayara
q Lctlo. J. y. Acosta, que desempefa
este cargo.
III nileyo fiscal aha sifo mrly fell.
citado por sus numerosas amistades y
le desanlos 81 mejor exito en sli nueva
posicion. Cuando desempeh6 "a pri.
mer cargo en- ssn Juan, mercio gene
.Ial APPLAUSE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Ia. AsocIAcIoN .pE MAEsEnos

Fueron electos en- la asamblep ,efec
Ituada en- Ponce, los seflores sighiente:
para regir los destfnos de esta Einsti
Ituci6n. &
Concejo de Administrator:
Presidente Gerardo selles SOFA;
d yicepresidente Santiago Negioni !;
Secretario Antonio Sarriera
Tesorero: Pedro Gil, y
Auditor: Augusta Dieppa.
La reelection significa la mas com
.pleta confianza Y los expresadost Pro
fesoEes han recibido tantas se6ind JUS
stas felicitaciones mereceD deseanIe
les eI raisino exite que hastagaquf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
EsTA BEN

Un compaaero nuestro recibio .por
.el lltimo colrco. una tarieta del dis
tinguido galeno doctor Garcia sCabre-
ra,, que Sc encuentra en- los Estados
'unides, nor sets senanas, = que, ya
mas franquilo con "a iioticia del res
tablecimiento de. suSniha Josefina, con.
tinda despachando sus ssuntos profe-
sionales de asianisici0n de naeyo MAJ
'terial para su elfnica. a fin de lleyar
q efscto sus prop6sitos On el tempo
que calcul6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
$4,000 MAS

FL Conseio de Caballeros de C9lon
de San Juan. ha asignado $4,000 mas
psra la continuation de las obras de-
edifiGio que Sc estd levantando en- e.
Condado v cuyas obras Sc efeetdan cor
Ia ripidez possible. Los elementos g
constituScI el expresada Consejo con
tindan Ia camrlia pro-edificio para
que la obra resrlte digna del PROPOSE
to II objeto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
IN ARTIsTICo oBsEoUIo.

La conocida firma seflores Rolan,
Tejedor y de Hostos, ACADIA de enyiar
a sus favorecedorcs Y amigos un ele-
gante obsequio de Ailo Nueyo, consis-
tente en- I'm artfstico almanaque os-
tentado un bello y artfstico pai-
safe. Los activos j0venes de la i'm
portante firma siguen interesando al
publico en- sus mercancfas, obteniendo
el mayor exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
ENoRMEs MoNTONEs

FL Malecon de San Juan. desde el
muelle de la cnnpafifa francesa hasta
el de Ia Ball, cfrece el pintoresco as
pecto de cnormes montones de MADEIRA
para construction, de Ia que sc esta
Importance y segdn La grafica Erase
de un paseant.. hay suficiente para
techar tedo Puerto Rico is.i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
yISITANDO SAN JUAN

Accompanied de su distinguish Sc
iiora y de. la selorita Colon, de Yabu-
coa, ha estado On San Juan, nucstro
amigo el sehor Federico Ace1a, EN-
ple:Io lpiinEirsal de IA Tabucoa Sugar
Ca., de aquella region, y regresaron
el inisnlo dfa su residencia para re-
pctir la vista el slfa de Reyes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
,425.10th st. Northwest.
Washingtsm. p. G.
Office of ". r. II. Weed.

7
sse National Organizer.
Mi aueridosMr Paniagna
De acucrtlo- con niesffos plancs de
organization permanente. nos cs gra-
to notificarle por medic dc esta carta
que ustea ha sido selcccionad9 9 mo
aOrganizador Territorial" fIa Ia Liga
Nacional Republicans on Puerto Rico,
Y que en- el tleScmpefa de tales funcio-
mes Hsted Sc le otorga poder abso-
luto para servirse de funrionarios an
xiliares Y hsccr, val'iar Q cancclar to-
da clase de nombramieRtos dc esa ma
tnraleza on la forpla que ussed mejor.
estime colyeniente. y
70 FeIsonalmente deseo, felicitarlet
por el cargo nae lie ha siao conferil't
" debo asegurarle que para 81 mis-
mo henlos heeho, como scsstuinbraba
hacerse. una sclscei6n mlIy deteni1a al
obieto de lleyar adelsnte un trilbajo
que de tan vital imrartancia es para
ael partida.
Sincelaniente spyo,
(Flol III E r. Weed.
Organizador Nss;ional
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
! LOS FoNpos. PUBLIcQs.

z y y
El Tesoro Insular sc encontraba
de fel l de, noyiembre hastal OIL 31I
mismo,l en- ell estado siguiente:
.Fondos disponiblesl $935, 75l, ,93af;;
nos de los Mnnicipios xtJqlltas i
lares S1Os,50o.O0; Deudaside ,los !
nielpios ysJnntas ,Ese0laFaS '
SO, Total, $1,112,7s0, 40; Que sllada s
cantidad a. $7,3t1,197,40, dee +
dos en- dep0sitos, hagen nm Iltal:
$s,455, ,977 80; cuyass digersas ia,nti
rdes estan depositadas en- Gtstin
bancos de Ia isla " los EstadnsaI
dos. .s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Ell COMANDANTE FERRER
EMBARGO AVER


De regreso a los F.stados Unidos,
despues de pasar aqui las Navidades
y,el iAfo Nuevo, ennbarco el piierco-
les seii el 'sPofto Rico'',q ell Agregado
Naval, la Embajada' de Espana en-
Washington 'eomandante Don Gabriel
Ferfery Que igoza en- Ell pals y Ell la CO.
lonia aespanola de tan altos naereci-
dos pfestigios. A lzasld t@ i
,.ELtIMPARG GIAL tiene para elilus-.
tire marine Eqaea con tanto laoiepto y tan
notoria cprreecion sirve Ia importan-
. tie mission que Espaila lie tiene, confia-
da, un viaje felicisimo gratas inlpre-
stones al l1egar de nuevo a Washing
tor aSKae IS .hltg popular en- los CIR
cplos sociales de la ciudad aristocra-
tia en- la Gran Republica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
a LOS TRIRrNALEs

FL ex-fiscal s,e Guayama, Lcdo. j..
w. Quihones, ha manifestado que lle-
vara a los tribunales, el asunto de su
destituci6n, confisndo obtener la re
Ti.raci6n que iuzga pertinente a su
ialcgaci6n. I II ~