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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08
TOWNSHIP unit
and new N0RMALS
Better Iowa Schools Commission Will
Make These Recomme ndations to
State Teachers Association.
PLAN FOR MORE LEGISLATION
Next Legislature to be Asked to Es-
tablish Three Normal Schools and
Adopt the Township Unit.

Des Moines, Sept. 27-The Better
Iowa Schools commission will recon-
mend to the State Teachers associa-
ton in November that it authorize the
legislature committee to favor before
the legislature these two things:
Three new state normal or teach
ers' colleges.
The township unit of school admin
istratiOn.
These are practically the two things
Endorsed and urged before the legis-
lature last winter as the result Of the
plans carefully laid by the Better
Iowa Schools commission. that were
not adopted by the legislature. They
would, if secured complete the pro.
gressive program as to school legis-
lation thus far outlined.
1t was the opinion of the commits
sion that while legislation along the
lines suggested would be urged there
should not be any insistent demand
for further legislation, but rather to
devote most OF the energies of the
educational forces to making the most
out of the legislation now on the
books Time must be given for ad-
justment to the new legislation, then
there will be time for another forward
step.
The bill for the township unit and
complete abolition of the Independent
districts received very strong support
in the Legislature but failed. In time,
it is believed, Iowa will adopt the
proper system and be prepared for
the best out of the school system.
Nothing was accomplished in the d.
rection of additional normal schools,
but the members of the commission
believe that with the larger work be
ing done and greater demands on the
teaching force there must be addl-
tional facilities for the preparation Of
teachers in the secondary schools.
The sessions of the commission
were attended by a number of others
than the members, including promi-
nent members of the State Teachers
association.
Health in Schools.
The national tuberculosis" day will
be on November 7th, when there will
be general cooperation to arouse in
terest in the problem of conserving
the health of the people. Already
preparations are being made for prop
err programs in schools and elsewhere.
DR.. A. f. Kepford, state lecturer on
tuberculosis, is asking the coopera-
lion of the heads of the colleges Of the
state in a move to protect college
students. He has sent letter ask
ing them to cause to be made an in.
yestieatiOn into the rooms occupied
by students to find out if there mas
been illness in the rooms the previous
year or if there are conditions tend
ing to illness now.
He has also sent out to school ST.
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Notice Of Probate Of Will.

State of Iowa, crawford County. S.
In Probate.
In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford county-Notice OF the
reading and probate Of will.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby
notified to appear at the court house
in Denison, Crawford county, Iowa,
on the 18th day of November, 1918. at
10 O'Clock a. m. to then and there at
tend the probate of an instrument in
writing purporting to be the last will
and testament of John Luitjens, late
of said county, deceased, at which
time and place you will appear and
show cause, if any you know, why said
will should not be admitted to pro-
bate.
In testimony whereof. l have here
INTO subscribed my name and affixed
the seal of the district court this I'll
day of October, 1913.
FRANK FAUL,
41-3t Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS



Samuel B. Smyth, widower, to Sam
uel Luney and William Luney-EE
E1s Sec. - and NEA NEA Sec. 10
1899 and NWA NWA and Sc NWA
and NJ SWA Sec. 1888, subject tc
right of way of C. & N. w. Ry. Con
$1.OO
John H. SPAIN and wife to John j
Nicholson-Lot l, block 80, Schleswig
Con. $425.OO.
Tuesday. Sept. 80, 1913
J. w. Miller, Jr. and wife to E. j
Miller-Lot 16 and E1a lot IS, block
81, Denison. Con. 100000.
Julius Peters, single, to Myron
Myers-Lot and strip 2 it. wide off E
side lot 4, w. r. L. Co. LIST add. Deloit
Con $3.50.
C.. S. Johnson and wife to Nels Tay.
lor-E 30 a. NJ NEA 12-S5-3S. Con
$432O.
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1918.
Ophelia Annette Wheeler to E. J
Miller-Lot -. block %. Denison. Con
$500.
C. Fl. Broman and wife to Oscar NJ
Broman and Theora c. Broman-Lot
DlOCh y, NdlhcIS duu. d. SOu
$1.OO.
Thursday, Oct. 2, 1913.
Emil Schwarz and wife to Hugh
Butterworth-Und. u interest Lot II,
block S, Dow City. Con. $500.
HernCn Ahart to Mary Ahart, my
wife-NH NEA and NJ S1s NEA
24-S3.41. Con- $1.00.
Friday, Oct 8, 1913.
Geo. r. Hird and wife to John E. Nc
Cracken-Lot 3, block 4S, Fairview
add Manila. Con. $500.
Saturday Oct. 4, 1913.
William H. Laub and wife to James
II. Dillavou and Ella NJ. Dillavou-
Lots and 6, block 26, Denison. Cor
$500.
John J. Bailey and wife to James H.
Dil,avou and Ella M. Dillavou-Lots
Z and s, block %, Denison. Con. $780,
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pENlSoN
4dditional 4ocal
pEnlsoh

A little want ad-big results-i
printed in the Review.
Miss MARCEL Byrnes, of Vail was
pleasant caller here Saturday.
The Misses Margaret and Bid Houli
han visited friends in Dunlap ovel
Sunday.
Henry Young, of Dow City. was q
business visitor in DeniSOn on Satur
day last.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarent c
Bryan, on Saturday. October 4th, a
daughter.
Clark Stone was down from Sioux
City Sunday visiting his father, MI
f. A. Stone.
Mrs. Frank Grimes visited brother
in Omaha two days of last week, and
witnessed some Of the Aksar-ben pa
rades.
County Attorney Andy Bell spent
Saturday and Sunday at Sac City, Wis
iting friends In fact, his visits to
that city are becoming frequent.
Miss Mae Simpson returned to her
home at Wahoo, Neb., Monday after "A
pleasant visit here with Miss Grace
Bamford and Miss Bernice Osborn.
Mrs. r. J. Kelly has been in Deni-
son the past few days visiting rela'
tiyes and friends. She left Monday
morning for her home in Des MOines.
Hans Brodersen, VINO is attending
the State Agricultural college at Ames,
was in the city over Sunday visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Broder-
sen.
Mrs. w. r. Wright and daughter,
Miss Alma, visited Mrs. Smith at Ute
over Sunday. From there they went
to Sioux City, returning home Monday
evening.
Ed Baum has purchased the Melton
property in East Denison, and is busy
uniting it in good shape. A new ce-
ment foundation is being built and the
house remodeled. When finished Mr..
Baum will have very comfortable
home.
Harvest home services will be held
at the Methodist church Sunday morn
ING. after which the animal Sunday
school rally day will be held. Special
music has been arranged for both
services and everyone is cordially in
yited to attend.
Leon Young, of Bancroft, Idaho,
dropped into Denison Friday evening
for few days visit with his mother.
Mrs. F. J. Young. Mr.. Young will
leave some time this week for New
York City and other eastern points on
. business trip and will stop off here
on his return to Idaho.
7. P. Jones returned Sunday from
South Dakota, where he had been for
two weeks looking after land interests
in the neighborhood of Artesia. Mr..
Jones informs us that the corn yield
in the neighborhood of Artesia VIII
On from 40 to As bushels to the acre
and wheat from IL to rs bushels per
acre.
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Try a Review want ad-it pays.

Try Review want ad-lt pays.
Charley Kemming, Jr, attended the
Ak-sar.ben Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Monaghan were
down from Milford Township Thurs
day.
When answering advertisements APP
pearng in this paper kindly mention
the Review.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Miller and chill
dren, q Vail, were pleasant Denison
callers Friday.
Misses Susie Flynn and Kate Mon
ahan were down from Vail Friday, do
ing some shopping.
Mrs. VIM. Jardine left Sunday for
her home in Council Bluffs after sew
Miss Agnes Monahan, of Milford
IT wnship, has been visiting at the Jo-
|seph Biernes home for the past week.
The town of Nevada is considering
the proposition of paving the streets
of the business section of the town
next spring.
Charley Shives, and daughter, Miss
Hazel, of Milford township, we've
pleasant Denison callers Thursday.
Miss Hazel takes music lessons in
Denison.
Mrs. S. Dawes, arrived in Denison
Friday morning for months visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Wrinkle.
of this CITY, Mrs. Dawes, now OF Chi
cago, will be remembered as having
lived here at one time.
Readers of the Review will note that
we will give away six silver mesh
bags valued at $500 each to the six
young ladies who turn in the most
subscription money between now and
October 18th. Now is the time to help
your contestant in the circulation con-
test to win one of these handsome sill
YER mesh bags.
Mrs. Ley and Mrs. Kemming re-
turned a few days ago from Roches-
ter Mimi, where the latter was under
treatment by the famous Mayo phys
icians with the result that her health
has been restored. Denison has
proved it's confidence in the physicians
at Rochester by sending a large num-
Der of citizens there for treatment
during the last two or three years.
Instead of offering one special prize
the Review this week announces six
special prizes, consisting of six silver
mesh bags, valued at $500 each. These
bags have been purchased of the Bale
Brodersen department store and will
be on display in their show windows
the latter part of the week. We are
surely making it worth while for the
young ladies who take part in the Re
views contest.
Peter Moeller returned from Mon
tana last week for stay in Denison.
He reports that he has made ship
ment of 1000 sheep from Montana
to a point near Devils Lake, N. d..
where they will have the benefit of the
pasture afforded there until winter
comes, when they will be sent on to
the Chicago market. Mr. Moeller is
one of the largest stock men engaged
in business in Montana and Denison
is proud of such q man.
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Unknown is a Suicide.

Manila, Oct. 3-The coroner was
called to Templeton Tuesday after
noon to hold an inquest over the body
of an unknown man who committed
suicide by hanging the night before in
a barn on the John Guy farm. just east
OF Templeton. The man was seen in
Tempelton during the afternoon, where
he doubtless procured the rope for the
act. On the body were no marks of
Identification. He was about IS years
old. Burial took place at Templeton.
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perintendents suggesting inspection
of school rooms and other places with
a view to preserving the most SAM
tary conditions at all times.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

Jerome has been called the human
hyena. No man can really be popular
in the watchdog business until he has
all his teeth and claws extracted.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

There is a strong feeling that the
government should save money on its
armor plate contracts. so as to have
more for marble post Offices
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

Now begins the annual attempt to
support the churches by putting up 25
cents worth of food material and sc
cents worth of labor, and selling it for
Is cents plate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

President Hadley told the Yale
freshmen to exercise self restraint,
and they are doing their best to re-
strain from over study.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

The European nations may exhibit
at San Francisco after all, although
it is awfully hard to fix up the show
and let the crowd know what you have
to sell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

If you don't hurry up and get off on
your hunting trip. some one else may
get shot for deer.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

As the beef packers are buying meat
only l. cents a pound less than last
year. it is believed that the prices to
the consumer must be higher.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

Beef prices are climbing and the
man must economic by eat
ing terrapin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

Profitable Breeding 4 Farm Cn m
ing and Review, year $ZsOO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
,CRONISTA.
Un lgran aconteci-
miento artlstico

La Empresa Alquiladora de Pellculas
'Cine Puerto Rico, ha recibido la mo-
numental pelicula "Ultimos dias de
Pompeya la mas grande del Mundo.
Muy pronto la exibiran los Cines de la
Isla, empezando ell acreditado cine de las
Tres Banderas que la estrenara ell
lines | de Diciembre.
La fama mundial de que viene prece-
dida esta admirable obra de Arte. esta
clertamente justifcada Las pocas per-
sonas que tuvieran la suerte de asistir
la prueha efectuada aver en- los Tale
res Cinematografcos del Cine Puerto
Rico, salieron verdaderamente entusias-
mados.
No son pues exajerados los elojios que
toda la prensa del Mundo viene dedican-
do sta ACADIA obra de Cinemat0grafo
70.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
En- la Fortaleza
LA RECEPTION DE AVER.

De cuatro seis de la tarde de aver
tuvo lugar en- la Fortaleza la reception
ofrecida por la distinguida sonora de
Yager las damas de la buena sociedad
de San Juan.
Fueron dos horas agradabillsimas las
que Sc pasaron en- la Fortaleza, aten-
diendo con exquisite cortesla La sonora
de Yager cuantas damas fueron ofre-
cerle sus respetOs.
Ell Teniente don Eugenio Carlos de
Hostos, ayudante del Gobernador, fue
presentandole este, y su honorable
esposa todas las personas que asistieron
a la reception que fueron las siguientes
Ell Presidente de la Corte Suprema
don Jose Conrado Hernandez, su esposa
e hijas; el Juez Asociado senior del Toro
y seiiora, Mr. John A. Wilson senora,
Mr.. B. R. Dix y sonora, Mr. j. R. Bru-
ce Y sonora, Mr. Luis T. Banigan Sc
nora, ell senior y la sonora Boyd, ell doc
tor Watson y sonora, ell senior Martin
Travieso Jr y senora, ell senior L. San
chez Morales y sonora, ell senior Jorge V.
Domlnguez, y sonora, sonora de Jose de
Diego, sonora Muro de Ledesma, sonora
de Frank Martinez, senorita Patria
Martinez, senorita Mignon Mae Cor
mick, senorita Angelica CamuIas, seiio-
rita Luisa A de Hostos, la senora y Sc
iorita Walcott, seilora II. Behn, sonora
w. Rae, seforita Lucchetti, sonora JOS
Anderson Jr., sonora C, H. Moore, Sc
nora P. de Castro, senora Edw Ferrer,
seiiorita A Gaya, sonora Ellis, sonora
Garwood. seiiora Harwood Hull, sonora
A. [. Miller, senorita M. Wilson, se1o-
ra w. w. King, sonora A M. Fernan-
| dez seiiorita Ines A. Wilson, selora F
Swiggett, senora R. S. Swiggett, sonora
Is. w. Lyons, senora &c. Hickie, sonora
M. And1jar, sonora W. K. Ackley, Sc
| nora N. H. Gellert, sonora Jess Tarbell
senora R. Fernandez sonora Orval P
Townshend,~ se1ora III. M. Porter, Sc
nora F. K Fleagle, sonora F. 7. Hol-
| mes. doctor Marie A. Seixas, seforita
NJ. E. Cooper se1orita Switzer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
Un bochornoso
espectaculo...

En- estos d1as hemos venido presen-
ciando un doloroso, mejor dicho, un bo-
chornoso espectaculo.
Sc trata de los ninos mendigos En-
cada esquina de la plaza sus alrededo-
res en- que cualquier persona que apa-
rentemente demuestre tener dinero Sc
detiene, inmediatamente Sc We asediada
por chiquillos desarrapados sucios que
humildes y contritos imploran una IL
moSna
Os dicen que es para ellos, que la quie-
rem para satisfacer apremiantes necesi-
dades, para matar un hambre de muchas
horas; pero 10 cierto y 10 bochornoso es
que no hay tai cosa Los nifIos no piden
para 81 exclusivamente ell dinero que
recojen 10 dan a quien los envla implo-
rar la limosna, las mas de las veces va
gabundos de oficio, gentes sin escr1pulos
que no tienen ninguno En- desmoralizar a
sus hijos sus hermanitos memories en-
senandolos a vivir la holgada vida de la
ambulante holgazaner1a.
Sin ir mas lejos aver tarde mismo
presenciamos un hecho de estos. Tres
periodistas estabamos hablando de los
asuntos del d1a, cuando un chiquillo de
apenas ocho amos Sc acerc6 nosotnos
pidiendonos una lnnosna Ell nino la re-
cibi6 de todos, y Sc fu6. Creeis que era
para el la hmosna? En- la esquina ha-
b1a un hombre miserablemente vestido,
un tipo de esos que llevan en- 81 ell sello
de la inactividad, y a el acudi6 ell men
digo darle 10 que hab1a recolectado.
Y ell vagabundo inculcador de malos
habitos en- la inocente criatura fue con ell
producto de las limosnas q tomarse un
POGO de ron en- el mas cercano cafet1n..
Estos son hechos penados por nues-
tras leyes y de el dimos cuenta a un po-
ic1a y a la Polic1a en- general desde es-
tas columnas exhortamos a que vea la
forma de acabar con esa inmoralidad
De esta clase, podrla prestar varios SER
vicios al dia; servicios buenos y necesa-
rios porque no les cosa que por lenidad
de los agentes de orden p1blico, quienes
pueden yer a cada ratio ell lamentable es-
pectaculo que relatamos, dentro de va
rios amos nos encontremos con un con-
siderable aumento en- la clase de gentes
no propicias por cierto a ninguna cosa
buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
FL suceso de hoy
UNA MUJER MUERTA ENCONTRA
DA EN- LA VIA DEL
FERROCARRu.

Esta manana, las seis, una locomo-
tora de las de la American Railroad
Co., que ven1a de Martin Pena con di-
recci0n esta capital, fue detenida en-
el kllometro cuatro por ell maquinista a
causa de haber visto este, desde larga
distancia, un bulto sobre la via.
FL maquinista y el fogonero Sc apea-
ron, viendo entonces sobre la via una
muJer Joven y de buena presencia, que
a prlmera vista parecla estar muerta.
Desde la primera estaci6n de ferroca-
rriles, aquellos, por telefono, dieron avi-
so del hallazgo la de San Juan, ha-
ciendolo a su vez los empleados de esta
a las autoridades, las cuales, momentos
despues Sc personaron en- ell Luz gar del
suceso, llamando al doctor de Juan que
vive en- aquellos alrededores, quien, des-
pues de examinar ell cuerpo de la mujer
encontrada, certified que era cadaver.
Los fiscales senores Campillo Sire
Sc han hecho cargo de la investigation
del case, habiendo ordenado ell arresto
de Carlos Patron, como presunto autor
de la muerte de la mujer encontrada. la
cual fue identifcada por aquel, recono-
ciendola como su concubina, llamada
Maria Lopez, joven nacida en- Toa Ba-
ia, que vive en- :Santurce, calle de Ernes-
to Cerra.
Ell fiscal Campillo ha ordenado que Sc
haga la autopsia del cadaver, y en- GUAM
to Patron, hasta ahora no lie ha senala-
do fanza alguna.
Esta tarde nos ha informado ell doc
tor de Juan que, en- sintesis, el resultado
de La autopsia es ell de que Maria Lopez
muri) de 'conculsi0n cerebral. la cual
han podido producirla :fuertes sacudi-
das
El dictamen de la autopsia aun no Sc
ha hecho; ell referido facultativo 10 hara
esta tarde para seguidamente enviarlo
al Fiscal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
Don Rafael T.
d e Mid O

Ao"mna1ado de su distinguida espo-
sa, de s hermana pol1tica, de SUI hernia
no y de SIS dos ninos memories, regres6
aver de Fsf "a, via Estados Unidos,
nuestro muy ost;Iado amigo don Ra-
fael I. de Nido, que goza en- esta Isla
de tan generates simpatias.
Los senores de Nido vienen de hacer
una agradable excursion por Europa Y
Estados Unidos, y ahora vienen a pa
sar una temporada en- su casa de AFRO
yo.
El BOLETIN les da la mas afectuosa
bienvenida, celebrando ell regreso al
pals de tan valiosos elementos sociales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
La labor del Consulado

Por conducto del Consulate de Es-
paiia en- Puerto Rico, lemos recibido un
ejemplar de las memorials diplomaticas
y consulares que viene publicando Ell
Ministro de Estado en- Madrid.
Ell citado ejemplar contiene la memo
ria comercial correspondence al ano de
1912, redactada por ell sefor Consul de
Espana en- Puerto Rico, don Emilio de
Motta.
Els un trabajo muy documentado que
ha de ser, sin duda de utilidad por mu-
chos conceptos
Damos las gracias por ell env1o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
NOM
PRO-BETANCES

-
Han contribuido para ell traslado, he
menaje Y mausoleo a los restos del DIR
Betances, las Logias Iguafdad' de
Sabana- -Grande, con la cantidad de
CINCO dolares 'Paz y Union, de
Vega Baja con DOS dolares.
Con igual fin ha contribu1do don
Aristides Zapata de Arce, de la playa
de Anasco, con la suma de DOS d6lares.
Sc ruega a los Sub-comites de LA Isla
activen sus trabajos en- esta patri6tica
labor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
Prudencia srifell
y Paco Martinez

En- Ell correo espafol embarcaran para
Cuba, estos aplaudid1simos artistas, ter
minada la turnee" de Puerto Rico
En- las poblaciones mas importantes
que acaban de recorrer, han sido ex-
traordinariamente aplau9idos los sim
paticos artistas que tienen aqui tantos
admiradores.
Lleven un felicfsimo viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
N1mero ESQ.


Anoche fu6 la primera representation
zen nuestro Teatro, de la opereta c6mi,
ca Ell dos actos, de Gilbert Sullivan.
titulada Iolanthe''
La Interpretation a cargo de distin-
guldos amateurs'', satisfizo all numero-
so publlco que estaba tornado en- su
mayorla por los elementos de la Colonia
Americana en- esta Capital
Los caracteres principales estaban !.
cargo de Mrs. VIM Kennerley, Miss
Bertha L. Hume, Miss Roberta Roure,
Mrs. }. d. Woodward Miss Marie
johnson, Mrs n l.. Orme los selore,
| }. NJ. Roure, E. J. Faure, S. H. Hardon.
L. NJ. Parker Edward Mayors.
Ell coro de hadas que evolucion6 con
gran precision y que ofrecia un bello
aspecto estaba tornado por las senori
tas Edna Barthelmy, Jane Bellows,
Minnie Brown, n. E. Colburu. Mildeo
Cooper, S. G. Gillies, Vesta Hall, Helen
Hemsley, E. Haru, B. Holsendorf, Bea-
trice Lunt, Bess Me Brair Helen NJ
Keon, E. Succliffe. c. B. Timer. Emily
Wiley
Ell coro de caballeros estaba a cargo
de los senores Enrique Carbia, F. Bar
thelmy, b. E. Blake, w. D. Callow, +.
Djorup, n. R. Durand, E. T. Hull, +.
B. Hull, FL. A. Jensen, w O. johnson.
VIM. Lowe, J. B. Lowell, d. c. Nc Leod,
| II. B. Moore, Fl. Luther, NJ. R. Simon.
". Fischer y G. M. Walcott.
Dlrlgl0 la escena con la competen-
Ella que tiene va reconocida, Mr. E. J.
Faure, que es un verdadero artista.
dirigi0 la Orquesta, el captain f. j.
Griffith.
Ell decorado 10 pinto nuestro estimado
companero j. E. Lewis, y la casa Arthur
W. Tams, de New York. sirvi0 ell yes
tuarlO que era suntuOsO
Todos los INTERPRETERS escucharon mu-
chos aplausos. Las damas encargadas
de los primeros papeles fueron obse-
quiadas con ramos de flores.
La obra Sc repite esta noche y mana
na.
A la representation de anoche asistio
| ell gobernador wager su distinguida
familia.
Al presentarse Ell su palco nuestra
prlmera autoridad, fue saludado con
un APPLAUSE.
FL objeto que persiguen los inteligen-
tes aticlOnados q. tan celebrados fueron
| anoche, es reunir fondos para formar
una sociedad coral.
El proposito merece est1mulos.
ICRONISTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
Ell entierro
del Sr. Valdes

Ha sido transferido para manana
las tres de la tarde el entierro del ca
daver del que fue nuestro distinguido
amigo don Ramon Valdes.
La comitiva ftlnebre Sc formara en- ell
muelle de la l1nea ferrea del oeste, par
tlendO dicha hora con direction al ce
menterio de Santurce,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-11-28
Santos Chocano
LA ULTIMA VELADA.

Ell domingo 7 de Diciembre, Sc presen-
tara al p1blico por Ultima vez, ZEN ell
Teatro Municipal, ell gran Poeta Jose
Santos Chocano que dara conocer ca
torce composiciones sobre asuntos de
Puerto Rico
Ell ilustre Poeta embarcara ell d1a II
en- ell "Julia," para la Habana