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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
B|RM|NCHAM DAY SET AT M GILLIAN
 BY GEN W|NANS
July 26 Will Give Citizens Opportunity To Witness
 Camp Work

Gen. Edwin B. Winans, command ing officer at Camp Mcclellan, near Anniston, has written Col. T. S. Moorman, in charge of the Officers Reserve corps in Birmingham, that A Birmingham Day" at Camp Me- Clellan can be held and that July 2S will be the best day for the occasion.
 Colonel Moorman received sugges- tions recently that the Birming- ham o. R. C. unit take part in manouvres at the camp, the day be- ing made a military occasion with friends of the officers here making the trip to Anniston. Colonel Moor man has taken the matter up with General Winans and it has been ap- proved.
 A terrain exercise illustrating the establishment of communications as used by division in action is sug- gcsted. Also battle attack is proposed, with the use of several thousand soldiers supported by tanks and artillery. -
 General Winans' letter to Colonel Moorman Is as follows:
 My dear Colonel:-The matter of organizing Birmingham Day at Camp Mcclellan has come to my at tention. 1 feel that it Is an excellent idea, and wish to assure you that will cooperate with you in every particular to the limit of the facili- ties at Camp Mcclellan.
 Fortunately, our O. R. c. schedule lends itself, I believe, most admir- ably to a visitors day that you have in mind. 1 believe the most interest ing day for visitors would be July 26.
 The schedule of instruction for the o. F. C. on July 26 Is as follows:
 TOO to PA terrain exercise, illus trating the establishment of a com plete system of communication as utilized by a division in action:
 1'30 to 3:3o-A demonstration by United States troops of a battalion attack using all accompanying and support weapons, such as a machine guns tanks, light mortars and ar tillery.
 3:S0 to 43o-Drill and command by reserve officers.
 5:00 to 530-Ceremony; formal in- spection of an infantry battalion, preceded by a review.
 In addition to approximately $50 members of the O. R. C. there will be, at Camp Mcclellan on July 26, about 2,500 National Guard troops and 2,000 troops of the regular establishment.
 As soon as you know definitely that a party of Birmingham peA A,le will come please advise us. in order that we may be the better able to make the necessary arrangements.
 We can arrange to serve, if de- sired, one or two meals such as are Served to the reserve officers for approximately fifty cents per meal.
 EDWIN E. WINANS,
 Brig. General, U. S. A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
S1OO IN GOLD GIVEN AS EXTRA PRIZES IN AGE- HERALD "5O,OOO CLUB"
Liberal Offer Of Five $2o Gold Pieces To Be Won This Week Will Add Many New Names To List Of Mem bers In Big Automobile Campaign-July IA Is Last Day For Gold Offer-Increased Industry Imperative

but use your brains and spare hours towards gaining the greatest prizes ever offered in any campaign in this vicinity.
 Carl Laemmlc, president of the Universal Film company, one of the largest concerns of it's kind in the world makes use of this phrase in all his advertising: Use the brains God save you" Your brains, conl- bined with your encrgS, car per form marvellous things; can win for you one If the eight automobiles to be awarded turing this campaign. Surely you can thlnk of nothing to mako yor more happier, more inde- pendent, than drinving your own au- tomohite. obtained without a cent Of cost and in a campaign like this, wbero honor, gold, everything, IS coin Joined to make 1t enjoyable and long to be remembered.
 Start today. Make these next sev- en days an epoch in your life. They hold the key to fo:tune for you and the sooner you siege upon their op- portunitlcs, the greater measure of success will be yours.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR EPISCOPAL WORKERS
Courses In All Departments Of
 Church Work Offered

Summer training school for Episco- pal church and Sunday school work
 CTS will be held at Sewanee, Tenn, August 9 to 22, offering an attractive program covering the entire field of church work. Several courses are de- signed especially for young people to equip themselves for larger service in tasks to which they are committed. Church school officers and teachers find much in the courses to assist them in their work A department for the training of secretaries has recently been added, and plans for work in pageantry are being outlined.
 Experts Tn the various phases of church work are in charge of the training. The faculty includes the Rev Gardiner L. Tucker Dr. John w.
 Wood, Rev. c. N. Lathrop. the Rt.
 Rev. c. s Quin. D. D., co-adjutor of Texas, and others. Miss Jamie l.. | Greene is publicity chairman of the Sewanee conference for Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
C|v|TANs BE | Il. HOSPITAL DR|V
 MONDAY MORN|N(
Seek S25,O0O In Week. Campaign To Aid ChiI-
 dren'S Institution

Monday morning the drive to obtai S25,000 for the Children's hospital on Thirtieth street and Sevent avenue, south, will begin. The cam paign is under the direction of tn Birmingham Civitan club and team of club members have already bee appointed to canvass the entire Bir mingham district this week until tn goal has been reached.
 According to statements made b Civilians engaged in this drive, required $24,S00 to operate" the hos pital last year and 693 cases rt ceived attention. The hospital pro -vides for considerable charity wor among the babies of the poor ( Birmingham and this requires muc outside capital to be brought in fc it's operation.
 Approximately 35 visiting phys clans. numbering among them spe cialists in all branches of medicin are on the staff of the hospital an a splendid work in saving the live of the infants here has been aC complished since the hospital ha been in existence
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
STAR LODGE INSTALLS
 ITS NEW OFFICERS
Peter G. Gilreath Promoted To
 Position Of Grand Guard

At the regular meeting of the Star odge No. 2SS, Independent Order odd Fellows, held Thursday night or Peter B. Gilreath, past grand; Judge Edgar Allen, noble grand; J, J. stan ley, vice grand; c. l.. Phillips secre- tary. o,,,
 Retiring noble grand, Peter B. Gil- reath, made short talk to the mem hership. thanking them for the earnest cooperation given them dur ing his term. which has proved one of the best since the institution of the lodge, and asking for the newly installed noble grand the same spirit of cooperation, Refreshments were served. following the installation,
 Star lodge will confer the initia- candidates are requested to be pres ..nt oro:eotly at o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Wife Doing Good Work

q have been bad off with stomach ana liver trouble and bloatins for many years No doctors or medicine helped me. On thu advice of my druggist, I bought bottl of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and don want to miss single dose. It has give, me more benefit than all the medicine
 have taken. I feel I am doing good t. recommend it to others" It is . simple harmless preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from the intestinal trac and allays the inflammation which cause practically all stomach, liver and intes tina ailments, including appendicitis. One dos will convince or money refunded.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Luther D. Moore, 22. Cullman. to Matte Yaw, 1S Argo.
 J. E, Lewis 25. to Nell Glenn, 25, Pal mer Station.
 Andrew Loggins, 2S, Warrior, to Callie Wright, 24, Warrior.
 Aionzo w. Minard, 2s, Pratt City, to Hazel Simpson, 19.
 William Broudreaux Hayden, 23, to Sa- rah Marjorie Swanzey, IS.
 Clifford c Harvey, 20, Ensley, to Ethel Agnes Healing, IS.
 John J. Tanks. 23, to Evelyn Cain, 20.
 Mosquitoes are a principal food of small top-nlinnows found In New Jersey and states south of there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

For the last four years Mir. Aver son has been principal of the com mercial department of the Massey Business college of Birmingham and resigned July 1 to open a school of his own. For the last nine years he has served as teacher, principal of department or manager of business colleges.
 MT. Alverson is a Harvard grad uate, a member of the National As sociation of Certified Public Account ants, and also a member of the 1n- ternational Institute of Certified Cost Accountants
 The new Alverson Business college will be located at 2019-21 FirsWave- nue, north, and will open on Septem- Der l with faculty of experienced instructors. The building Is at. pres ent undergoing extensive repairs and remodeling and will be open for visi- tors hnut July 20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
KIWANIANS TO ACIPC0
Pipe Plant To Be Inspected By Club
 Members Who Gather TuesdL

An inspection of the plant of the American Cast Iron Pipe company at Acipco is the featured event on the program for the kiwanis club meeting next Tuesday. The Kiwan- ans will meet at the Tutwiler at 12:3o o'clock and go from there to Acipco in automobiles. After the in- spection, a chicken dinner will be served.
 All members having automobiles are requested to bring them to the Tutwiler Tuesday at 12:30 in order that the entire membership of the club may be transported speedily to Acipco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
STEVENS ENLARGES
Chevrolet Dealer Finds That Mol
 Room Is Needed For Business

The growing business of tn Stevens Motor company has necessi tated larger quarters for this Chev rolet dealer and to achieve this Frank Stevens has rented the build ing on Avenue F that backs up t his luilding on South Twentiet street. The new place will, there fore, be in the shape of an IT," wit an entrance on both Twentieth stree and Avenue F. The showrooms vii be enlarged and the shop moved t the newly acquired space.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
Realty Transfers

S, l.. pobbs to Austin Prodoehl and wife, Emile Prodoehl, Lot B. Block 10, ac- cording to the map of Earle Place Realty company, $1,000.
 I1. A. Bosworth, by the Realty Mortgage company. to Lue Crawford Lot 12 Block 2, Beverly Place, West End. S1,575.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08
ATTACK SIMMONS

DALLAS, Tex. July 7-William Joseph Simmons will not be admitted into the halls of the Dallas Klan until he retracts statements made against Fl. W. Evans imperial wiz ard" Z F. Marvin, great titan of province No. 1. said today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

Salt wells now being worked in China were first worked about the third century B. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-08

Bricks bring the best return of all materials salvaged by the house. wreckers.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08
Preparando pOsiciOnes.


He aqui una breve resena de la
asamblea celebrada en- la ciudad de
San Juan, en- Ia noche del del CO.
rriente, en- la casa del popular corne-
ia Jose Iriarte Lloveras con asisten-
cia de los Sres. anotados a continual
cion y en- la que Sc tomaron los acuer-
dos siguientes:
| Q) Dar la Vanguardia el nom
bre de Diez de Andino- -Iriarte en- ho-
nor a los distinguidos politicos Don
Rafael Diez de Andino, Comisionado
Municipal de Servicio P1blico, Policia
y Prisiones de San Juan y de don Ce-
lestino Iriarte Jr., Presidente del Conf
te Local del Partido Union de Puerto
Rico, en- San Juan.
Hicieron uso de la palabra el po-
pular corncta Jose Iriarte Lloveras
que eXpuso en- frases cortas pero Ca
lidas el objeto de la reunion, cl tam
bi6n popular corneta Tomas Arrufat
Beiley en- representation de la Van
guard;a Jose Ramirez Santisbanez,
3el Machuchal, ell Sr. Jose Yumet
Mendez que ceir6 el acto con TN bri-
| llante discur,o.
! Los asiStentcs fueron:
Carlos Garcia de la Noceda, Jose
iriarte, D. r. Rivera, Esmeraldo Rios,
isabelle Escartin, Ramon Nievas Ali
cea, Cayetano .Puig, Jose Ortiz Mar
tinez, Manuel Santiago, Antonio Pa
tino, Jr,, Fructuoso Vazquez, Rafael
Castro Fuentes, Jose Lopez Gaztam-
bide, Tomas Arrufat, Manuel Colon
Osvaldo Gonzalez Quinones, Nemesio
L. Soto, Esteban Torres, Bonifacio
Diaz, Jose Yumet Mendez, Juan Cas-
tillo, Aurcliano Ferrer, Enrique Co.
Ion Baerga, Evangelista Calderon
Juan Dechudens, Agapito Alicea, Jose
Candelario, Antonio Villamil, Jose Ga
Thames, Luis Bozzo, Tiburcio Vega
Rafael Lumbano, Rafael Bocanegra
Julian Pizarro, Jose Almera, Pedro
Sanchez, ecundino Cintron, Angel Nj.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08
"El AjiIim6uli" de Pedro R.
de Diego

Por fin ha aparecido ell jocundo L.
bro de Raul de Ia Vega que desde ha-
ce algunos nieses venia anunciandose.
No nos ha 'defraudado.,
Pedro R.. de Diego esta en- el de
cuerpo entero, con su socarronerfa, su
habilidad de riinador Y SUI epicdreo
sentido de la vida v de Ia realidad cir
cundante.
En- "Ajilimojili" hay de todo: silue-
tas de personajes, personals Y personi-
llas; caricaturas del medic ambiente;
referencias, bien humoradas, suce-
SOS y acaecimientos de alguna reso-
nancia en- ell pals; apuntes satiricos;
cuadritos de costumbre,s hasta
anuncios, en- modestos octosilabos en-
alejandrinos prosopeyicos, de acredi-
tados articulos coinerciales. Las pa
ginas dedicadas a este caprichoso
ayuntamiento de Apollo y Mercurio,
no son las menos afortunadas del Ii
bro. Constituyen un original aspec-
to del proteico talento de Raul de Ia
Vega.
La lectura de "Ajilimojili' nos ha
proporcionado un ratio de olvido y de-
leite. Es un libro que cumple todos
los fines que SUI autor Sc propuso que
cumpliera.
Del brillante prologo que ha pues-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08
MOVIMIENTO P0LITICO

nez Pietro, ManueI Correa, Florencio
Santiago, DR.. Manuel Melendez, Luis
Colunbano, Joaquin Bonilla, Francis
co Schettini, Antonio Monroy, |. San
tana, Genaro Cantre, ,s,Severo Mare
ro, Celestino Lamar, Jesus Garcias,
Ananias Arias, Oscar Zcyas, Jose C.
Silva, Jose Maria Flores, Jose Ruiz
Olmo, Juan Jimenez, Martin BonilIa,
Juan Figueroa, Gervasio Vasallo, An
tonic MARITIME, Juan Quiara, Eugenio
Jimenez Clas, Alvaro MARTINEZ de
Leon, Scrafin Davi,a, Pedro Rodriguez
Pena, R. Crespo Cuevas, Ramon Lo-
pez, Ramon telilla, Deogracia Viera,
Julio Correa, Severiano Ortiz Panto-
pa, Luis Pena otros muchos.
Esta fue la candidatura triunfante:
Presidentes honorarios:
Don Rawael Diez de Andino, Celes-
tino Iriarte- Jr., Antonio r. Barcelo,
Eduardo Giorgetti, Antonio Monroy,
Enrique Vidal Sanchez, Guillermo Es-
teves, DR.. Pedro N. Ortiz, Dir. Antonio
.'ernoz Isern, Eugenio JimGnez Clas,
Regalado Benitez Castano y Jose La
brador Vinals.
Miembros honorarios:
Manuel Font Jimenez, Jesas Beni-
tez Castano, F. Benitez Rexach, Enri-
! que Amadeo, Ananias Arias, Teodoro
| Vidal Sanchez, DR.. A. r. Reyes Jo-
Sc j. Benitez.
Directiva:
Presidente, Enrique Colon Baerga;
Vice-presidente, Ortiz Pantoja; Secre-
tario, Carlos Garcia de la Noceda; Te-
sorero, Francisco Schettini; Sub-secre-
tario, Florencio Santiago.
Vocales propietarios; Jose Iriarte,
Jose C. Silva, Antonio VilIamil, Jose
Galinanes, Angel Nunez Pietro, Luis
Pena y Oscar Alvarez Torres.
Vocales suplentes: Alvaro Marti-
nez de Leon, Evangelista Calder6n,
Jesus Garcia, Cayetano Puig, Angel
Velez Montijo, Domingo Fernandez y
Seraffn Davila.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08
lntereSantes asllntos resul-
tos por la Corte Federal

Bros. Inc, para el l4 Dc enero de
1924.
Ruena Vista Industlfol Company VS..
Ruberts Hermanos, para diciembre 20,
1929.
Agustfn Alonso, como Depositario
de los bicles dc Dioscoiide Rivera, en-
quiehra. VS.. Hartford Fire Insurance
Company. para ell 16 lie encro de 1924.
Zalduondo Mier Y Co. On quicbla, Sc
selala para el 1 de diciembre dc loo.
En- vista lie que la Corte ha ohte-
nido informcs de que Ia SM. Francis
ca Hial!narscn de Arcciho. cobr0 los
alqpileres dcudaGOs' In Corte Gasesti
ma el procadimicnto de dcsacato in
coado contra Mariana r. Pesquela.
Antonio Ortega VS.. American Rail
rad Company. para el 0 de cnero de
1924.
Comrarece Mar1lino Ortiz Cartage-
ma para lrctura de acuSaci0n v So de-
clara culpable. Relata 70 II forma Ell
que cometi0 el da.ito cen una flTnquc-
~ paslroSa. Ia Corte en- atenci0n a
ESQ st inclinaha imponer el acusado
ma sentcncia laye. pero durantc el
curse de las manifestations hechas
ror el 3cilsado diio que no era casado,
que VIVA con una muier con la cual
tHnia ul hijo Y el iucZ difirio Ia sell
tcncia que habrla de 4lictar en- contra
do Ort:Z, hasta el 10 de este mes con
el fin de dalic orortunidad dc con-
tracr numias. CON la madrc de dicho
ni!'o. para que lc dc un nombre lesiti
mo. y cnt0ncas dijo el juez Oidlin. la
senten@ia dc In Corte scrd mas benig-
ma Que 81 usted no dieSe ess ciiatu-
III un ncmhre legftimo no une ma
trimonio a la que hoy vive con usted,
Ell In capacidad de marido v. mujcr.
Sc impone una niulta de cinc0 pesos
Il. Juan Marquee.
Entcrada h Corte de que Mouserra-
tc Sanchez (a) Cubano cumple una
sentencia en- la Penitenciarfa por un
delito grave, susRnde la lectura dc Ia
acusaci0n por lelito de porhibici6n
haata nuevo senalapicnto.
Sc senala cl juicio de Marcelino vi.
llafaile, para 26 de este mes. Igual So.
1alanlienfo SO hace en- cuanto al case
de Antonio Torres Flores, para cl mis-,
mo dfa.
Sc trasla,la el caso de Grcg1rio Flo
res la Corte Municipal. dc San 10
renzo.
Sc imponc una multa de $1,000 a
Santos Garcia por um delito de prohi
!si0E
sefiala cl case contra Pablo
Castro y Ramon Rivera, para 5uicia cl
dfa , de este mes.
Sc trasEada q case de Pedro Delga
'''o la Cortc Municipal de San Juan.
inoci6n de su abogado Sr. y. Quino
(Continua en- la pagina 4ta.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08

to al hbro el joven escritor Bolivar
Pagan, nos parece opoftuno entresa-
car Ell parrafo siguiente:
"Yo .conozco bien personalmente, a
Pedro r. de Diego. Sc ciertamente
que en- la guerra del diario vivir el es
un buen soldado, y soldado que lleva
EN- su moehila una buena cantidad de
acometividad invencible, de optimismo
y de buen humor, y que lleva colgada
al cinto un buen arma para ahrirse
paso y exito, y que es soldado habi-
tuado las victorias los reveses,
acostumbrado a recibir en- sus meji-
Has la caricia del buen tempo, que
a la vez sabe eztoicamente ponerle
al NAL tempo una buena cara; sc que
tiene su mente eargada con ell bello
fardo de anhelos y de ensuenos pro-
pios de un Adolescence, pesar de ha-
Der va doblado el cabo de las tormen-
tas, y a pesar de hasta va haber prac-
ticado ell arte de ser abuelo; sc que vi
We una bohemia sonriente altiva; Sc
que es buen jinete que sabe domar ell
potro de la vida y hacerle galopar por
los senderos del bienestar Y del triun-
TO; y Sc que es sagaz filosofo que CO.
Roce y sabe tolerar este nuestro breve
pasar sobre el espinoso haz de la tie
rra."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08

FL Gran Juaralosde la corte Fe,le-
raj qued6 debidamentc constituis!o el
martes por la manana. nombrando el
Honorable Juez Oddlin al Sr. Manuel
Y. Domenech, como presidente del mis-
mo y despu6s proce1i0 a insnuirlo en-
chanto d sus dcberes atribuciones.
Terminadas las construcciones del jucz
el Gran Jurado. Sc retro deliberar
acompalado dc los Fiscales Wells v
Gay.
En- la manana Gel microbes dicho
Gran Jurado Sc prsent0 a Ia Totre
radic0 tres acusacioens fundadas
Y una acusaciGn no fuIfdalh. como 81
que :Por Justification de giro postal
contra Ignacio de Leon. por intrGduc-
ci0n de naipes contra bernardo Mar
tfnez, declarando otra acusaci6n con
ira este mismo acusado 'no fundada''
y por cobrar ml giro indebid;lmentc
contra Benito Zal'Iuontlo.
Ell Gran Juai'lo Sc volverh reunir
el jueves por la mailana se%tn sc
anunci6 en- corte alberta cI Fiscal
Wells.
FL Honorable JucZ OdIln, La 0rGc-
nado que pase aviso las parties in
teresadaS ell el caS0 dc 'itSa ,C. I'ni-
dos VS.. Ignacio valentfn Y Victori:no
de JESUS, notificlnGolas de que 81 oiri
las argumentaciancs oiales que tpvip-
ran que hacer Ell pro Y e. contra Ge
la Jurisdiction de la Cnrte Federal. cn
este asmto el S;ibado ola IL del CO.
rriente ples. \ los acuSata,s los rr-
prpsenta cl distin"uido leh;,;n Jaime
Sire. Jr. Y proha6ienente cor parece-
ri como dntcqs. So idc 81 Fiscal Gene
ral INFERNO Sr. Muloz
En- el case de Estados Unidos VS..
Juan &. Iglesias, Sc ortlcn0 al Secre-
tario que pase igual ratification las
parties interesadas eli el Snntido de que
Ia Corte quiere Dir augmentation oral
en- este case ell s1bado dfa n del co
rriente sobre Ia misma question, sea
sObre 81 la Corte Federal. tiene o no
jurisdiction del dclito qie Sc imputa
al acusado. Este acusado esta repre-
sentado en- la Corte Federal por el
Lcdo. Juan p. Soto, quien esti aso-
ciado ell sr. Rafael Martinez Nadal.
FL martes alrhibaron los siguientes
se1alamientos civiles en- Ii Corte Fcde.
raj.
Ramon Dreven VS.. Porto Rican Amc-
rican Tobacco Company, para dicienl-
bre II, 1923.
Harry L. Bescas vs. Norwich Fine
Insurance Company, para el IS de enc
10 ed 1924,
Ormo Rice Company VS.. Porteza
Hnos y Co, para enero 81, 1924
N. Philips Y Co. VS.. Mora y Prose,
Eara el 30 de enero de 1924.
atlantic Stool Company VS.. .Stubte
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-08

gante esposa, dona Belen Padial, y su
encantadora hija Pepita, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo y brillante colabora-
dor Lcdo. D. Antonio Sarmiento, Sc
cretario del Banco Comercial de Puer-
to Rico, elementos todos muy estima-
dos en- esta s6ciedad.
Tenemos para tan distinguidos via
jeros un cortes y cordial saludo.
MERECIDO ASCENSO. - Multi
pies son las felicitaciones que viene =
recibiendo nuestro buen amigo don
Enrique Cerecedo, con motive de su
nuevo nombramiento para Gerente> del
Banco Popular de Economics y Pres
tamos de esta ciudad
A las muchas felicitacicnes que ha
recibido el senor Cerecedo, queremos
unir Ia nuestra muy sincera por tan
merecido nombramiento.
i
Ell DIR. BIAMON.-Nuestro muy
querido amigo ell notable clinioo Dr..
Luis Il. Biamon, nos participa que des-
pues de su regreso por las principales
.poblaciones de Europa Estados Uni
dos, va Sc ha hecho cargo nuevamen-
tie de su muy acreditado consultorio
.medico en- su residencia Gle la Avenida
Ponce de Leon esquina la calle de
Cerra, parada ounce, 10 que con gus
to comunicamos sus numerosa Glen
tela.
EN- SU RESIDENCIA.-Hoy sera
trasladada a su residencia en- la ca
lie de Tetudn, la distingl'ia bella
joven sonora dona Joseiina Boyce,
amantisima esposa de nuestro culti-
simo estimado amigo don Federico
Rubcrt.
La seiiora Boyce de Rubert, asi CO.
mo su esposo hacen mercedes Y JUS
tos elogios, de las significadas aten-
clones que fue objeto la distinguish
dana durnhte su permanencia en- Ia
elinica del porto Rico Sanatorium".
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