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NY ONLY HOPE SEEMS DR.
CEKTtIS-THE> FATE
SENDS ANOTHER,

Tho horror was ended by a con.
clave Of nurses who administered an
anodyne. ! slept In spite Of my need
to know how Bob had received the
news. slept without dreaming. nj.
tho thought must BE- dreaming In
the morning when ! heard voices IN
my room Miss Dennis was giving
the maid an order: Watch her.
mind. she's smart And Mandci
would about XIII me IL I let her get
away Why. she's the test paying
patient he ever had. and she's good
for ak months. maybe a year.
Was Fate going to he stronger
than my wili9 The thought made
me shiver upbralded myself
But maybe tia just. Jane Lor-
inner You're always fighting Fate.
You wanted TO be lost. and now
you've got mighty good chance 20
stay lost for all eternity You'd bet.
ter hope that Certeis turns up soon
TO rescue you"
1, was unfortunate. was forced
to acknowledge. that Bob made an
Of my troubles. and that Certsis al
ways Strengthened them out And
no woman could fail to have a little
personal liking for a man always
ready TO help her. Even poor EIoisc
appreciated Chester.
what had become OF Chester II
was love. not melancholy. which
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More FrecdOm
for Giris

Dear MisH Grey: I have rcnd your
department with much interest and
am moved to add a few words 10 u
upon reading Miss 22'B letter She
drove right thru the rich vein that
an were looltiuF for when she gave
the great cause Of marriage failure
and divorce as due To hack Of phyHi.
cal health.
We are nation Of invalid women
have been Tor the past 30 or 60
years Phypicinnn note II from The
time stoves came into general ure.
ana the open fireplace. with ita
frolichng of the two sexes. specially
the younger ones ceased. and the
general move 20 bring up girls IN
imitation ~ the Rcnteei. or higher
society In which every emotion 30
Tar re- possible WAS suppressed that
would develop girls into women.
In the past few years women are
encouraged To become athletic. but
"a strong body does not make
woman. aH IN proven by the habitues
~ the hospitals In fact. we have
but few women. and many half
developed girls. and no chance ~
further development. Tor that ceases
az the ish year.
There Is much 60 be raid along
these lines. and which OUGHT TO
BE SAID. but one must dclve
among medical journals 90 find II.
~ well na 10 digest what ones sees
as one goes along. A. W.
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HANSON ALONE
Can ACT IN CASE

Investigation Of the charges
against william r. Murray. city
boiler Inspector. for alleged strike
activities. must be conducted By
Mayor Hanson. not by the civil ser.
vice commissioners. according to a
decssson which has been reached by
tshe commissioners
Murray Is appointed by the mayor
and the latter alone has jurisdiction
10 conduct an Investigation. In the
case OF Benjamin y. Naurnan. as
slssant boiler inspector. also charged
with Bolshevism by j. r. Richards
and Thomas II. Phillips. Of the In.
.ternationaf Union Of Steam and OPP
Grating Engineers. the civil service
board viii act as soon as complaints
are filed by Murray. or some one
acting in his capacity.
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iIcljiiolljS15fRa bride
cssy,.eAsa holo p 0o Il kls-z..rh,e~,.a-Ae.,,,.

drove him away from home. knew
n only he had followed Elois~-
caught her traiu--earrled her OFF, IL
only "a miracle had happened
When will Or Crrteis come
hers7" was my first question to Miss
Dennis.
Tomorrow probably" she an.
swercd
II would Ike TO exercise out Of
doors with the other patients. May
goT"
Certainly. Out-of door exercise II
part OF our treatment"
And so II happened that as / wan.
dered IN the sunshine. and sorrowed
for Eloise. and worried about Rob.
and decided to be reasonable" until
Certcia arrived. whom should see
on the other side Of the hedge. hut
Tommy. once the "Erucer'H boy
Tommy. who WINS now tho partner
81 the Hon. James u. I>orimcr. In
the fancy grocery buaincss'
lie showed above the hedge because
he was sitting on a pile OF boxes IN "A
truck Evidently he supplied the
hospital with his goods
hadn't a better friend in tho
world than Tommy!
l wandered closer and closer TO
the hedge as the mountain Of boxes
dwindled II wa "a high hedge.
thorny and thicka prison wall for
"A delicate woman.
hut II didn't discourage a little
dog of the Irish tcrric- breed At
first II only amused me to see
scraggly red body squirming thru
the branches close to the ground
Then / rushed toward him and whis.
tied To him II was Tcmmy's dog
Mike" born In the Lorimcr kennels'
Miss Dennis glanced my way. then
went on chatting to n very hand.
some young house physician.
Thanks be TO Cupid-and Venus.
too'' I said 10 myself as rompcd
with Mike" closer and closer to the
hedge.
Just as the delivery truck turned
10 20. called out To Tommy:
"Mister-don't forget your dog"
with that. Tommy came up 90 the
crooked little lane Mike had pushed
thru. He couldn't SEQ meas a bar
rler the hedge was a success.
Tommy Keep still'' said In a
low voice. ITS Jane Lorimerv'
"Oh. my Cod ne exclaimed. Mrs.
Lorimer-living2"
Keep still. Tommy. need your
help. Tommy. II I can't get out of
this place by the front door. you'll
have 10 get me out the back way.
Come back here tomorrow, about
this time
"You can bet III nc here. Mrs.
Lorimcr."
And now 20 ana wire to"
But I couldn't finish. for that oh.
serving house physician was near. I
gave tho terrier a push aud Tommy
gave him pull. then | rose from
my knees and turned To the hand
some doctor. to say with great en-
thusiasm.
Irish terriers are my favorlto
dogsi And that one was q good
sport Did you see him. Or. Kramer?
lie got all scratched up by the
hedge. but he came right thru just
the samcw
TO BE Continued
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Seattle Recruits
Reach Port at s. F.

Recruits for the West Seattle
training station OF the United States
shipping board arrived In San Fran
cisco yesterday. on board the train.
ing ship Isis. formerly a mother ship
for the Pacific submarine fleet. This
was their first coastwise sea cruise.
The Isis Will take number OF re.
cruits twice a month from Seattle 10
San Francisco. giving them practical
training en- route.
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ny DIR. MARTHA McaLyNN

NEW YORK. Feb is.--Untii We
know something definite about tho
nature OF the germ which causes in.
fiucnza and th. method % ita trans
mission. III. best advice that can b.
given on the avoidance Of influenza
and is twin danger. pneumonia ls
this Keep the bosi, In good condi.
ton, ~ that the resistance 10 any
and all disease will be high
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To women. young or old would
say; Dress HcnElbly and in accord.
ancr with the weather one OF the
principal things would warn
against Is the foolish fashion or
habit Of young HlflH who think u
Is necessary to wear thin aoled. low.
eut shoes and thin silk stockings in
the middle ~ winter Most colds"
are caugh, hy exposure ~ tn. sur
face skin a. low temperatures Low
shoes and thin hosiery In winter are
a positive danger. No girl. Tor fash.
iun'a sake. or b~cauH. she thinks her
ankles ar. pretty. should wear any.
thing but stout. high shoen Ia win.
ter. and in extreme weather wooden
ntockinEa- The ankles and feet are
one 81 the main sources % danger
In lowering vitality and resistance to
disease.
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Engineers Hear
Electricity Talks

Scientific lectures on the use Of
Nray featured the meeting Tues
day night Of the local branch OF the
American Institute OF Electrical En-.
gineers. In the assembly han OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. The speak.
crs were. G. L. Coward. J. -. Ross.
Or. G. r. MaRnusson and g. Il.
Quinan. all Identified with electrical
pursuits in this city.
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Dear Miss Grey. what evil
power Is this that puts our state
lawmakers to sleep. 40 they don't
care about the Iamplng billF
surely. they must be hypnotlzed.
that they can refrain from flaring
up with patriotism and sympathetic
heart. In an honest effort TO reward
the man who went In place of
self and son.
So far as ! am concerned. | hope
only never 10 vote again for slack.
ers. who did not, In the first hour.
vote for the L.nmpiug bill
PIONEER
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Send Pirate
Rcplu

Dear Miss Grey: II write you
"A letter telling you my troubles. viii
YOU just publish your answer and
hold my letter IN confidence I
have no one 20 confidc in. and It's
fairly eating my heart out
MAXINE
II you will enclose a self.ad.
dressed stamped envelope. with
your letter. ! VIII answer you
personally An letters Of. that
nature are held ia strictest con.
fldence
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This u the first Of six srtI.
eie~ for women on Dressing Ia
Dodge Disease. written especial.
" for The star by DIR. Martha
Met'iynn. famous womsn's
health expert.
Dr. Nctiynn win write about
the Pneumonia Neck la an Early
issue Of The Star.
Match for IL,
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The Strike
Pro and Con

Dear Miss Grey / read the letter
In your columns under the head.
The Influence Of the Radical" to
Influence the wives 81 the striking
men. "a speak plainly
Ia this letter. tho writer says her
husband ala not want Ia strike. but
was. In some way. influenced, Let
uH say. perhaps, he wnH influenced
by his COINCIDENCE. Ills wages were
sufficient Tor their small family
ilut what OF the man with six chill.
dren. five 81 them going "a school,
whore we have 10 pay for school
books and keep them in warm
clothes and shoes at the present
high prices7
Ny husband did not have any
grudEc against any one. lie was
making good wages. But he walked
out with the rest OF the working
men when the test came. 90 back
up the poorer paid men. who are
really In need. There is not a man
who really wanted 10 strike. but
az least they extended the helping
hand 10 their poorer paid brother
ANOTHER STRIKERS WIFE,
Ia direct answer 10 your letter
comes the letter from this ship
yard workers wife,
Dear Miss Grey My husband is,
another victim Of tho strike forced
GU, Of work by tho welila plans
OF LOT Of union radicals.
lie was getting ti96 "a day. which
WIS sufficient for the needs of our
small family True. We bought no
motor ear or piano or other lax
uries on that salary but managed
20 get along very well ana keep
out of debt. which we cant do now.
when the strike II brought upon us.
no one who does an honest days
manual labor gets paid more than
he deserves. My husband would Ike
better wages. OF course. but he WAS
very much opposed 10 the strike.
az this time. anyway.
lie worked Tor the skinner 4 Eddy
corporation. and az that firm has al.
ways me, all demands labor made.
he felt that u would also have grant.
"a the last raise asked FOR. had Il
been within the power Of the em
pioycrs 10 do 20.
lie has talked with any number
~ shipyurd workers. and all Of them
talked against the strike. iiut
THE MEN WHO ARE AGAINST
THE STRIKE no NOT SPEND
THEIR TIME At THE LABOR
MEETINGS ARGUING WITH THE
J. w W ELEMENT. THAT
SEEMS TO BE ~ POWER
THERE what's the urcf You
can't reason with "a radical To at.
tempt Il oniy brings trouble
Ny husband attended one ~ tho
meetings shortly before the strike
and WIS 30 dlsvuated with the -ilol
ahoviki.ilkc" rpoutinRs ho heard
there that he came away Ia disgust
not % so back DON'T MIS-
UNDERSTAND AiE HE rs Al
UNION MAN. BIT wtTHAL 100
PER CENT AMERICAN ABOVE
EVERYTHING ELSE
why must we. who have made
Seattle our home for years. and who
have this city'a interests at heart.
sii by and vrr her lns- her ship
building ind4vif thru the success
- this floating population. many 81
whom are not even citizens Of the
United Statcaf
have lived here since 1854. and
low. my dear old home town; but
I would rather see II reduced 20
ruins than TO have Il become the
dumping ground for a 10, Of an
archists
Let ua hear from more strike vic
Tins. and let us meet these radicals I
with their own weapons and DO ,
some "apouiine" ourselves. have I
the honor 90 riEn myself.
THE WIFE or \ MAN WHO iS
WILLING TO WORK.
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WOMAN CANDIDATE

LANSING. Mich. Feb. fs.--Mrs
Dora II. stockman. OF Lansing. is
the first woman to have been chosen
as political candidate in the state
Of Michigan. Mrs. Stockman was
nominated as a candidate for the
state board 81 agriculture
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Wants To Continue
Wireless Operations

Dear Miss Grey: Before the war ]
had a wireless. but aa soon as war
was declared, was ordered 60 take
it down. WIN I be permitted to put
II up again now. "a the war Is over?
AMATEUR.
Consult the signal corps Of
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TO he Continued

NEW YORK, Feb. t9.--Wlthin
eight days four members Of the fam
ily Of John Twomcy have died Of in
fluenza. and two other members are
seriously M AZ their home and are
not expected to live.
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MuIINy on SCHOONER

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. fs.-While
bound for Jacksonville. the schooner
Doverfield WAS set fire by mutineers,
The crew from the burning vessel
were rescued by the destroyer
Trippe. according to a wireless re-
mort
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W. eft0ts Ts Curtin. Grcx

ficinls They will advise YOU "
you may continue your wireless
operations
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ONLY TWO DAYS MORE

The joys and sorrows in the
life of a one-night stand
actress, with IA large quantity
of laughs and "A tear or two,
rs set forth by
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-14
jtS X IL sSs XII.
I'll Oh. LOPEZ sfcARho

y .E ?. .2 4t : Z
El ilustrado galeno que fue a
Cuba y Estados Unidos y Sc en-
cuentra hora en- Nueva York,
tiene tornado su pasaje de regreso
a San Juan en- el vapor "Brazos"
que esta detenido a causa de la
huelga en- aquella Ciudad. En-
Nueva York ha estado alg1n item
po y ha realizado labor profesio-
nal asistiendo con ell DIR. Mar
Xuach-entre otros conOcidos ele-
mentos de la sociedad de San
Juan a la senorita Ana Maria Be-
nero, nina Guillerlnety- Cabrera y
L. Sanchez Morales, 10 que retra.
jo un POGO su salida. Posibiemen
te, pues, estara Ell San Juan la
prOXima semana, 0 al final de la
corriente, ell distinguido amigo y
culto professional que de tantas
|y justas simpatias disfruta en la
ciudad- One .tenga ell mejor via
je. ~
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LA PRODUCTION DE AZUCAR
EN- LA ISLA DE JAVA

FL senior Carlos Garcia Velez
MiniStro de Cuba Ell LOndres, ha
remitido a la Secretarfa de Esta
do ef siguiente informe relative al
cOmerciO de azucar de Java:
Aunque no dudO que esa Secre
taria habra SidO informada va por
nuestra Legaci6n Ell HOlanda, me
complazco ell remitir a listed ad.
juntO a esta un informe interesan
te presentado por ell Vice-C0nsul
ingles ell Scurabaya, relative a la
production de azticar de la Isla
de Java, desde 1916, hasta 1918 y
al precio obtenido por ese articulo
en- el Gltimo de los amos citadOs.
Sc refiere dicho infOrme a Ia
"Uni0n de- ProductOres de Azucal
de Java. tVereemigde Javacui
ker Producenten) ;. cOnstituida con
el objeto de eyitar una repentina
disminucion del precio del az1car
v procurar al mismo ,tiempe sles
mejores precios posibles.
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NoTAs DE LA P1sfA.

Cada dfa 5se nota mas entusias.
mo entire los amantes del deporte
hlpico. El domi4Igo ante numero-
sa Y distinguida concurrencia sc
celebraron las, seis carreras anun
ciadas. todas muy. interesantes.
En- la primera a 900 metros. VI
bora partio delante v estuvieron
demas los esfuerzos que hiciera
Yara por alcanzarla, llegando
victoriosa la meta, Vibora Y Ell
segundo termino Yara.
En- la segunda carrera, el Now
Then cO1'ri0 los $50 metros como
lie di0 la CANA, haciendole segun-
do el Poughkissie.
La tercera carrera fue 100
metros de distancia y, desde lue-
go, para muchos hipicos era ESQ
m paseo para la Lieja, pero no
Sc fijaban en- que Apellaniz con su
Maria Luisa, venia "a ganar, y
esos partidarios de Lieja Sc que
daron asOmbradOs cuandO Maria
Luisa desde su. salida sac0 una
ventaja bastante favorable con
servandola hasta la meta, gracias
"a Fidel Aceia que desde SUI palcC
gritaba con toda la fuerza de sus
pulmones para que Maria Luisa
cOnsiguieSe Su triunfO; lego pri
nero Maria Luisa Y segundo Lie
ia.
La cuarta carrera d 900 metros
fuG un paseo para Brown Prince
y lie hizo segundo King Trovator
La quinta a 1900 metros por Ii
banca creiamos ganaria Campo
na, viendola correr tOda la vuel
ia delante, perO al ba jar los 900
metros Sc le empataron Vangual
dia Y Carcelero; hubo una peque
/ Tia lucha v entonces ell Carceler(
avanz6 un. POGO 'llegando prime
70; el segpndo 10 hizo Yanguar
dia. Sexta y Ultima carrera ;
1900 metros ell Brown Prince iu
go toda la carrera con Radiant
solo corrfan tres caballos y Ands
lucia Ell La segunda vuelta, 81
qued0 parada.
4 DESTRIANA.
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DE TEATRO

Con. la comedia de Sardou,
Dirorci6momos, lleno ell cartel
de la noche la conlpailia Adams
Nieva.
Por la tarde, la deliciosa come
dia de Eos Hermanos Quintero,
AmOres y AmWios entretuvo
agradablemente al p1blico.
En- ambas representations,
Evangelina Adams Y Gerardo de
Nieva cOsecharon muchos aplau-
SOS. PerO no'-fueron estos solos,
que tambien cogieron SUI paFte, y
muy amplia por cierto, la seilora
Bravo de Nieva, Enrique de Me
va Y ell seiior Bravo.
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IDIa La HtEIGA En- NEW
YORK

|. Esta maiiana un reporter de
I'll IMPARCIAL estuyo en- las
oficfnas de la New York and Por-
ito Rico S. $. Company, Ell husca
de las. lhltilnas- -imRresiones de, De IL IL
huelga de los muelles de New
York. El Sr. Nadal infOrn6 a
nuestro reporter que ell "Brazos7
no ha salido aun del pnerto de
New York, como ningdn otro bar
co surto en- dichO puerto.
Sc sabe. que nj un solo bulto
ha sido levantado ell dichos nue.
! lies.
!. La huelga continna en- pie y
Iaunque no Sc ha complicado esta
originando serios trastorlos al
'comercio Y a las industrias.
Sc habla de que los Comites de
arbitraje y las autoridades mari
ltimas de New York estan dando
los pasOs necesarios para conju-
rar eI contiicto.
Aqui, en- San Juan, sc han reel,
bido cables de New York, dando
Einstrucciones de que ningnn otro
barco debe salir interim no sc
avise. IAsi mismo que sc avisara
la salida del "Brazos" ell cual sc
cree llegue San Juan "a mas tar.
dar ell q de los corrientes.
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/. a.ljEsAFFo' PEDEsTRE

Los atletas Martina = Caballe-
ro han acordado llevar a. efecto
un desafio pedestre ell ell Hip6dro-
mo, corriendo 10 Kilometres II
vueltas y media la pista4 con
una apuesta de $500. Ademas,
nos informa. el corredor Martina
que ell Sr. Manuel Barbosa esta
dispuesto a apostar SUI favor
cualquier cantidad que7 deseen
apOstar a Caballero sus sir,pati-
zadOres. Ell ST.. BarbOsa tiene su
oficina Ell la parada Is, Santurce.
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IIN LA SEMANA RUBO 3a6 CA.
sos DE INFLUENZA

Comunican de Washington que
la Oficina de Sanidad Publica ha
anunciado que Ell la semana pasa
da hubo 326 casos de influenza.
Dice que ell la presente semana
solo Sc han presentado casos be
nignos, perO que en- ninguna par.
te han tenido forma epidemida
Ell Cirujano General Rupert
Blue. declara que "El hecho de
que los casos presentados sean
benignos, es un buen sintoma
sincmbargo, aun no es tempo pa
IA servirnos de ese datO como de
base para hacer prOn0sticos segu
rOs. Lo mejor es que todo ell
mundo haga 10 possible por cvitar
ell cOntactO con los que tengan
la influenza, V no estar ell mga-
res donde haya mucha gente.. Es
bueuO estar siempre alerta ante
el primer sintOma, y 81 este sc pre-
senta, recojerse inmediatamente
y lamar al medicO".
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CANDIDATES.
REprBLICANO

FL Partido Republican, Puerto
rriquen0 ha sometido al Goberna-
dor los nombres de las siguientes
personals para cubrir los puestos
que, en- representation de la mi
noria, lie correspondent ell los mum
cipios que sc eXpresan a continual
ci0n:
! COMERIO: Carlos de Leon,
Evaristo Marty. Pedro V. Vaz-
quez. RosendO Santiago, Pedro A.
J Romero Y Monserrate Saez.
| LOLA: Ceferino Osorio, Jose
NJ. Medina, Melton Lind, Nareiso
Rodriguez, Amalio Cepeda, y Ga
10 Rodriguez.
AGUAS BUENAS; Pho Re-.
chany, Ramon Hernandez, Bernar
do Merced, Rafael Batalla C0rdo-
ba, Juan Jimenez Matutos v Tsa-
bel Aponte,
| CAGTAS: Luis Polo Garcia,
Francisco Martinez Chapel, Ma
nuel Muiioz Maymi, Jose A. Soto,
Neftali Muiloz V Aurelio Jimenez.
QUEBRADILLAS: Anselmo
Prieto, VirgiliO del Pillar, Juan
Marichal, Gerardo Jimenez, Cir
Ipus de Liz V Rafael B. Munoz.
BARRANQUITAS: Joaquin
Miranda, Joviniano Santiago, Jo-
vino Torres, Manuel Figueroa,
Isaac Witches Y Juan A. Ramirez.
CIDRA: Andres Otero, Jose
Freyre, Jaime Betet, Cesareo Rive
ra, Valentin Torres Y Jose Il. Ote-
iro.
TOA BAJA Rafael Arrieta,
Adolfo Lopez, Jose Martinez Pc
Tia, Oscar Neyarez, Francisco }.
Salas y Valentin Marrero.
ARECIBO: Angel Mattel, Vic
toriano Arroyo, Valentin Figue-
roa, Manuel CortGs Nieves, Ulpia
no Maltes, Pedro Branizar. Luis
f. Perez, r. Gonzalez Domenech,
Manuel Rivera Iglesias. Baltasar
Corrada, Francisco Montilla V Pla
cido QueSada.
UTUADO: Juan Maldonado il
menez, Ramon Diaz Roman, j.
Francisco Beauchamp, j. Il. Bu-
trebaugh, Antonio Serbia y Pasca-
sio Cancel.
VEGA BAJA: Jose Pastor Ro
bles, America Gonzalez Prado,
Juan Par6s Mel6ndez, Ramon No
BILE Domenech, Diego Lomba Cue
; rrero y Juan Ortga Sanchz.
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MARGARITA XIRGU Y
ENRIQUE BORRAS
LA NUENA RAZON SOCIAL
QUE VENDRA A AMERICA

Nuestros lectores conoccn va,
dcsde hace algunos meses, ell pro
yecto que tienen los insignes ira
gicas espaiioles, Enrique Borras y
Margarita Xirgu, de realizar jun
tOs una tOurnee por America, i'll
cluyendo, naturalmente, Puerto
Rico de donde guarda Borras un
gran recuerdo. !; .~a
La compaIfa. .esta va actuando
en- Madrid y ALA para mayo del
ailo proximo .emprendera el viaje
Los artistas. que dirigen con SUI
talento y disciplinan con su pres
tigio artfsticO los dos ilustres ira
gicos catalanes son los siguientes !:
Actrices: Alvarez Segura Am
paro), Bru '(Maria), Calderon
(Ad ela), Castejon (Aicaela), Lu
jan Marfa), Rivas Maria de las) =,
Roig (Dolores), Santaularia (Ade
LAY, Vivero (Ascensi0n) y Xirg1
(Margarita).
Actores: Borras (Enrique) ,
Gatuellas (Ram0n). Gonzalez (Pe
dro), LuciO (JOse), Luna (Luis
d., Marin (Jose G.), Ortfn mi
gueD. Rivero (Josey, Romea CAL
berto), Ruiz Tatay .(Leovigildo)
" Trescolf (Jose).
Apuntadores,:A Roberto zappi--
no, Manuel Espinosa Y Carlos CT
rera.
Maquinista, Jose Rodriguez.
Margarita Xirgu y Enrique Bo-
rras tiehen para la temporada los
siguientes estrenOs:
Una sonora, nOvela escenica ell
cuatrO actOs, de ID. Jacinto Bena
vente; Luz y llama, cOmedia en-
tres actos, original de los seilOres
Alvarez QuinterO; La ras6n de Ia
lOcura, comedia en- tres actos, de
D. Pedro Muloz Seca; AIimdId,
drama en- cuatrO actOs. de ID.
Eduardo Marquina; La tribuu,
drama Ell tres actOs, de don Angel
Guimera, traducido pOr don To-
mas Borras; El padre, de Strin-
berg, traducidO por don Carlos Mi
co: Un drama, tres actos, de ID.
A. Valero Martin; Gentc DE hO-
nor drama en- tres actOs, de ID.
Joaquin Dicenta (hijO); La nue.
racstirpe, comedia en tres actOs,
de ID. Jose Maria Ortega MOrej0n,
V Hechicerids, traducci0n de d.
Luis Gabald0n. -
Ademas repOndran las Obras
mas interesantes del g6nero que
cultivan con preferencia ambOs in
signes artistas.