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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
The Wise Fool.

The Wise Fool. Its never too late to menj," ob- served the sage. Maybe not" commented the fool But most of us put it off until we forget how"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

war with Mexico might not raise prices, but it would be certain to raise what General sherman talked about once upon time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Bank deposits breaking all records seem to guar ranee national stability Where Bolshevism is feared, money stays in old stockings
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Perhaps some of the applause at the end Jim Reeds speech was due to the fact that it was the end Jim had been speling steadily for four hours -(Chareston News and Courier)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

And yet this old boy, Luke McLuke. With cog wheels in his head Keeps bragging every day about The wonderful corn fed.
 J. l.. A., Dallas, Texas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Another Branch of the Club
 Emmett Leap is engineer, o. Jump the U. s. steamer Shawnee, at Lock and Dam No. 43, on the Ohio river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Seventy-five thousand dollars for fiction adver- tises Chicago newspaper. How puny when com pared with the cost of the Congressional Record (New York Teegraph.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

It is said King Albert of Belgium is employing his time aboard ship in studying American politics He must like exciting reading.- Baltimore Ameri- can.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Wouldn't it be better idea to send Emma Cold man and Alec Berkman to CarranZa? The three might talk each other into catamose stae.-( Phil adelphia Record.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

However, MT. Schwab's advocacy of a days work Tor days pay will be regarded by many as revo- lutionary.-C Indianapolis NewsD
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
Mercy!

When his wife weeps, a husband
 sneers,
 Before the door he loudly slams; When she gets up flood of tears, He will put up few strong dams.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
AW, GWan!

We prize a pig says Farmer Blaws, When it gets very fat; But we don't prize a wife because She makes a gain like that"
 Luke McLuke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
Then It Happened.

Then 1t Happened.
 "I wonder if you could" unused the rummy, as he lit a cigarette. You wonder if you could what?" demanded the barkeep as he grabbed the ice pick.
 Why, if girl has teeth like pearls, I wonder if you could refer to them as her chewels?" replied the rummy, as he headed for the door.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
BODY OF BROKER IS
 FOUND ON HIS RANCH

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 13.-The body of w. H. McNutt, Spokane broker, who mysteriously disappear ed last July, was found recently, buried on a ranch he owned, in Pend Oreville county, north of here
 Try our ice cream for home use. adv JUNEAU BILLIARD co.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
A Great Combination

Peter Billiken, the noted trotting stallion, is driven by N. L. Liver and owned by w. A. Bacon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

The pugilist may get knocked off his legs if he doesn't go we'll armed for the fray
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

The prettiest girl may have the painest sailing until she's fairly launched on the sea of marimonv
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
BITS OF BY- PLAY By Luke McLuke Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
Ho, Hum!

Ho, Hum! Though seedless fruit and bCneies! fish Should fill us with great cheer; We cant have everything we wish, We're drinking peerless beer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

When all is said and done there are times when we might have done more if we hadn't said 70 much
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
BREEZY BUBBLES |

Philadelphia Bulletin) It's time settle down after you've settled m Money talks but the cash box isn't necessari,v regarded chatterbox
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
Fooey!

"Old age should gain our aid ant
 prayers"
 Remarked wise Henry Hutter, But we do not respect gray hairs, When they arc in the butter"
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13

Our Daily Special. Threads of conversation often pro- duce a long yarn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
Is That So!

(Houston, Texas, Post.)
 The small things of life, do not appeal to President Wilson. If we had been passing through Columbus, Ohio, we would have dropped by to see Bathsheeba, the funny little cu-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-10-13
No Joke.

NO JOke.
 This is a strange age," remarked the first merchant
 Yes" agreed the second mer chant. You charge man a dollar for some 50-cent article he needs and then you have to pay him a dol lar for some 50-cent article you need
 Ooof! '1 sometimes wish that I were dead The weary, battered, dice box said 'I often think my heart will break, For every one gives me the shake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

wiz" halr fix terrier. owned ny tn" Dor
..ir !.cuurls, I""rf!"ld. ~ fh' hc~t
], 90! Irl: waS rhHmnt,u I;"I"rcai" l:"H
r"rsauitGir. nwn"h by Wrlr% l!r"%.. 81;
Wheeling. IN" prize t"r I'.St l""Hi bitch
VS. iaEu ~ NiSr".,d All raj. "w:''.d by
Miss r:Iur.. i[r'-"r'.. "f Wheeling, M"Gn-
tam STA" li'U" !'r,ri nw's'i ~ Mrs
,;'sr::" s;"lhs.. - Wn"'i'n.,. VIZ -
ii,.,.::.,! he G"Sr l"rai p"Ii.%. w.r'i" jn"
FRY. FIR th- !rE: hrar', -: '''::~ ""i,t :"
4 Iair -: smooth :"X terriers owned ~
rlu:ma. f;.c" Na"r:rk Tn" host .tcI'ri-
.an-hr"L dog WAS Ambition. ais" owned
H., MIR Varrick tn" host dog e." 'I'"h
Shown ~ owner WIS Champion Iirt":-
cnl,. l:cy. H"rrhuIiTm. owned Ivy W"ltr
:i:u@. TIL. hes, deg or bitch from IN"
l'tsi shurCh dis;rc! was AliFrr Alive. ~
imported EurIi$h ru.!-t""r!"r uwa"d hv
lanes j. tHrhIn. q Pittsburgh. TIL
81 t,rr;"r with GA" O! nj" S"fs was
Ct,nni?.nn i'r,"rGat" I:"x. p"rsau;icr nuc
Ambition. llrI i'rTsaai!c- MISC won inr
mr.. for ih" i"sr dog shown by a mem
:",r If -" ohio Hai!r? konr"l tiuh. Bcsi
ili,i. ,.f III" SAow w:,H l.u""!cli Nancy.
rwrrd by II. T.. NtlGU~ Toronto. Ouio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
HERMANN TO STAY
IN OFFICE FOR
The PRESENT

NEW YORK. March 2.--hugust Herr
mann OF Cincinnati. chatrTnnr Of tho
National baseball commission. - no: 70
be displaced fr,m that position. AZ ."as,
for the present. il WAS stated today. No
meeting has yet been held by thn join;
major league committee. and therefor"
Nerrrnann will retain tho ChalrmanShip
until such tEn:r as n meeting can GO
arranged.
This vas Tho information given mere
hy John y. Ilsydler. president Of tho
National league
This means that Hermann will r.
main in tn" saddl. rs chairman oc Tho
National commission for ut least 4,
wear. according 10 baseball rrcn here
today.
THe Joint committee appointed b." 'hn
American and National leagues &c select
a SUCCESSOR 70 HHrr;nann ms 40: held n
meeting, anil ;h"cc - no indication thu:
on. viii DC held n th% near future,
The damage suit instituted hr 'hn R1i-
comes 20 rial at Washington Nar"h TO-
I'M. brought about u truce Over ihr
question OF thr commission chS!r7la n
ship, !. iR enil. The Baltimore + hrrnls
nanre tho National commission. IT," :wn
major leagues and Hurry S:r"ia!r arl
Jim Gilmore. TIcrrraanr. I: WI! "" re-
norrnhercd. was an important wi"nc~a
,o- organized oasrbai! II ~" hrnr!rG
Of mo baltimore case :r rh!lHH~.;.a'-.
tho coming ;rial vii !,nr" an s:rr"r.u'r'
bearing.
The appointment nC : hti''''""~,'r - thii
zine would pr Tcry i!nhl" !n rr"f;:s.!C..
he case. accor'i!1E :" "r."i"f. "Np''-">'!
here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
SOCIAL FOLL|ES" At
COURT THEATRE TODAY

The "S"c'aI f'olli"s." one o: The m"ih
epnkcS IL the American Amusement
r.,rnpany'S big HE."'l. with picked stars
from all quarters "f tn" world. AMI
featuring IN" NOS; beautiful OF oil
rrima drnna<. Miss Nina Schall. lead
ing womnn. Will br nj In" Court th"a;cr
today and tnmnrr"w. \ new r""duIii"h.
c0rnrlct" IN every detail. positively STU
prndous, neg in electrical effects. nc"
IN costume and now IN scenery. MI
Mix SpicErl who also owns and con-
truls "Th" Merry Founders and 'Nh'rr
Up. Aln"ricn," has goa" the limit. HI
has expended nerve and ini "ll'@"nc".
and YOU can safely rest assured ihll
ynu Will w!InrSS n Performance" par ~
rrll.ncc and always % hr. remembered
and never forgotten. II IS an original
musical comedy burl"sqEc IN twG actS
and six scenes and has - original n'u-
seal numbers. Tho comedy falls UPON
The hands q: Mr.. Harry S"yon. Nanny
lessor Lack Kam,n"r"r and Billy Len
don TIL" principal women in support
arc Nina SchaN. I"ann"iir Moirr ara
i:dna Rowland. together with = SpIeEcl
beauty. chorus II IL stunning girls. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
ANNUAL MEETING or
LA BELLE TUESDAY

CulcSS unfor, seen post pnncmcnt Is in
order when the annual meeting If La
Belle iron works stnrkfInlGcrs meet on
Tuesday in thu assembly hail OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce. the new board of
directors will he selected at this SEES
sion. Tn" election IF these officials may
Do postponed. however. on account ~
III" measure now pending before the
leEis!atur" relative thereto.
President Kirk Wi! submit the r:-
port OF the boar! oc directors for the
past rrar. hut financial authorities Of
the local district mako no pred ction
rs To wha, tho rrpnrt vii show.
AZ In tho case OF other large cor
rorattons. +hn Ii Relic win pay wat
Sums n profits md Incomes 10 Cncl"
Sam. hu;. despite those. no rnSt year
has secn 10 lHfup IN III" cumpary's
regular dividends. Continucd co-op-
Grafton with thn government m pro-
d"rt;na &c wnr supplies Will b" SHOWN
In "a" r"7"rI md MI in I'll. thc T":t-
is expected "a prov" Il rnud ono. NJ
Things considcrrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
LOCAL RUSSEL|TES
ASK FOR RELEASE
OF PUBLISHERS

A. tn" very outbreaks u: hostilItics
with Germany. federal officers here con-
fIScaith scores -: copies Of The In
finished Mystery" found in the quarters
If tho. international IHhl" Students. IN
the Mutual Bank building. Publishers
q: this hook are rmw imprisoned in feo-
rruI prison NJ Atlanta. TIA. and local
International Bible Students arc trying
Ia got them out.
Scores % lrtt"rs and kilograms have
gnn" :r"rl this city 10 Senator Howard
Suihrr!l II and all oc West Virginia's
congressman demanding their aid, in Sc
curing pardon for thr eight publishers
nf the book attributed TO the pen of the
late Pastor Russell. Tho Russrllitc,
here were very much inscnscd. when
their quarters were raided by Unitocc
States marShals and part Of their library
cr>nfiscatrd and now that the war 10
over are joining in tn" demand made by
their srct that the publishers be re-
leased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
N. Y. BOXING BILL
PROVIDES FOR DECISIONS

NEW YORK. March 2.-Char!ey Har-
vcy uf The boxing commission under the
E'rawlcy law. returned here today from
! trip up state and j conference with
Senator Gibbs and ASScInbyman Ma
lone in Albany. Mr.. Harvey said that
the outlook for the passage OF tho bill
was splendid. but h. was very much
exercised oyer thr fact that both bills
provide for decisions. "ProYdc for de-
'ciSinnS and YOU Will invite the return
81 tn" old Horton wv conditions and Inc
unsatisfactory stat" Of affairs which
now exists under r"f"Tr""' decisions in
Boston and Enltintr". said Mr.. Har-
vrv. You know ;hat I always have
been opposed 10 decisions. My Sch.i-
mrnts ar" not ruled h? tn" mere fact
that | happen Ia manar"IT Tod Lewis. Il
champion. II "ould h" i rank Shlmn
10 r"vi"" boxing under III" handicap Of
decisions and pui il IN the danger IF
arly death. II"w"v"-. il i!i"r" is agree
mrnt on decisions far b" il from mo Ia
stand against In" majority. The main
thing is to hav" boxing return. PERSON.
ally. | would like "a. only on" man
ruin tn" game. h1l for political purposes
il might h" adviSau!" IN prn".G" for
three commissioners and various dcpu-
ties. II you could swing your attitude"
toward opposition tn decisions | knu%
that you would be doing boxing Il SER
vice"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
EDITH STOREY AT THE
COLONIAL THEATRE

"As tho San Went Down. starring the
favuriic. Edith Storey. is n picture OF
true mining camp life. and will be- seen
at the Colonial thrater today and to-
morrow.
Tho story deals with the life OF n
woman who w:ls an 0utcaSt of the s"tt."-
mont in which she lived. and whose
associates were .hc lowest scum o: the
town. The names Of these rough char
ac;crs tell the story OF the days Of ne
gold rush in the early ffties. There Is
lizen Ike Fargo ELL. Plenty Pete. G:n
Mil Jack and the "Tarantula." The
heroine Of tho story is Colonial Billy.
who is noted for her quickncss and sure
moss with her gun. Sal Sue is another
girl. and tho favor:tn saloon goes by
The aesthetic name Of THE Miners
IaradiSc'
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Doc
SHOW IS CLOSED
PRIZES AWARDED
JUDGE SAYS THERE ARE MANY
FINE CANNES HIRE AtD -.-A-
: EIBITIo1I WAS GOOD.
/ Number Of Ideal Champions Gwen Cups.
! Ma onal Winners Shipped
| to Cleveland.

r,,c .d,v MIGHT. ar NOR. correct
,..,..,.,.. ..,,....,.;,.. Ma.
y -
'hr""-iaY dog Sh"W gwen 'F 'i'' ''''''
valley N'nh"' az "'H "'n"H"' ~ ~.
LOS IN III" '"hr,'' '''''''''' 'H'"'
| Una. '"''"'' "' 81. ,,''' 80 $50
WIS 'h'' y" "''''e - ''''''' -, 49, 49,
an" >''N'' ''.'nN '"''' 80 . .,,,1,,
nH'n"'r 81 '''s"' "''s WANTS. '"'''
! LOWE Hf'@''S'
Fh' snow ~, "''''''" -, ~
: 'E'' ''''' ~ - -
! N"h''i'"'"\ ~" "'N '''H'' w. ~ ',,i
nos f'' '''S A.'," 80 ...,,'',,,'
>''''' ',,' ,,.
nti. "h'!" ''' we -. - -. VI?
dogs "h''r.I ~ II J. ''."' .'' - '''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

success. stop. Look. Listcn. returns
to .i,ncrica IN a wonderful cincmation
presentation Of Marcel L'Hcrb"r's IN
fatuatinn.' 1t is the story. not OF a
woman. If IN" fashionable world. but
of a humble flower worker. who rose
from poverty and temptation TO be the
adorcd dancer OF tho gay French capital.
And--an unusual twist-thc woman who
vas the flan" becomes herself the flut-
t"rng. helpless moth
'"Infarunt:or" is SiX-rccl Pathc src.
cial f"a;lrc and Will be shown At the
Liberty th"ntcr on Monday and Tuesday.
In i, Gahy has a strong emotional role,
which she intcrPretS with. surprising
strength and power. Also. does she wear
Snrlc new and wonderful hats and cess
tunes. over which the designers and
modistcs worked for three months be-
fore the big picture was put into
production.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
AFTERb|C NIGHT Or.
HEAVY MEAL TAKE BURTQNE
Absolutely Guaranteed.

II you don; !iud Burt0nc Tablets the
incest. most thorough AMI pleasant and
most SaU:ac;"r? mcdirIn" you ever took
lin your Iii" tax" your sc Tub" hack TO
Mr.. hrmSS:st ard demand Lou,l" in cash
wha: the tub" cost ynn. This double
guarantee means something. 1t is print
ed on each lube. 40 ninnkny business.
The United Store Go. stands sponsor
for them. Thy. told th"ir customers
ETrfnn" Tables w"rc the best money
could buy. Now YOU cain get Bu-tono:;
IN any town o' wrll stocked druggists.
Get a tube Of these woodworking
stomach. liver and bowel tablets TO-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Mount De Chantal Retreat
Opens On Next Wednesday

The retreat nj Mount do ChnntaI will
open on Ash Wednesday evening nrd
c"ntinu" until Sunday morning. rhnre
VIII be the usual routine, with Father
Francis B. Hungarian. s. j.. Of LoroIa
college. Maryland. giving no r.;r.or
The retreat Is for tho younr Iaa;.s
Tho academy. who will 'opon Len, ,b,a
FS"r with their annual s"cIusi"u for
prayer and pcnanco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
RETURNS TO- TAKE UP
WATER PROBLEMS

Af;cr spending som" time nj Battle
Crock. whore he underwent n thorough
examination Hni later visiting rclnti"ts
NJ Chicago. cay Manager g. o. 'NaGl"
is back "H III" job. Mr.. Magic is aot
yet entirely improved in health. i'~
IN" coming mp If IN" city water pro-.
lrm r"c"ssita;"d his appearance hcfH''
council Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Prevents InGiFct:ton ird Sour Stomach,
Hcadnchv Spells, DarE-Srown
Tasto IL Morning.
ONE TONIGHT MAKES
BREAKFAST TASTE RIGHT

About :hH hand!r@t ;hing you rv"r
Owned - n lib" If IH.t"nr Tablets
when YOU att ,:rwn 10 h:E hearty
meal. "r go nlIt f"r nigh; nr frolic for
they n.y. :'-ir"-:!"" k.il>r7 ~ hat morn
g-nftrr fo"lirg. They hnutah hcad-
aches. bilious. i''nnioG. S;:f'rG-up colds
and nIiniul:ltn that sluggish bowels and
liver without your hardly knowing they
are doing the work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
DOG CATCHER QUITS

c. II. Young. city .!nS ca:chcr and r,.
lfro Officer. haa resigned MrlarJ 1.,h
man hrs bcor nnmcI "cv,ro -..,.. -,
succeed Young &c Il poli..c Officer ms,
no dog catcher Will hc named i,r.n
wnrH"r weather IS had. TIT cry ,i"E
pound has =" heating system AMI should
dogs h" Imprisoned 'hor" rnw thnv
""Hln fr""3n :" death, For This rraSn,,
no rounding Mp or "wncrl"ss canine. Y -
N"rn En'nr on h"rH f"r seward months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Protective Home Circle
To Initiate Twenty-Five

Tw"niy-ilvn candidates will h" .Initi-
a;ci Tuesday evening by Protective
Home CircIr. No. 951. nj Odd Follows
hall. Grand President J. c. W. EuSc!!c
of Parker:burr NIL attend m" meeting
and participate N thr degree work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
COPELAND KINDERGARTEN
OPENS or ST. LUKE'S FRIDAY

Til: winter term or til" C"fFlAnd =
,,,r.ari..:4 ,-lI>S'.~ at ~. i.Hkc'S prrlHlI
',,t!>... an he Island. nnt ~. Johns
rhmi,~i uI Echo Point. rlus"i Pr day NJ
I.rrIu.,n. rIr rprinR term h~Eu- his
I""rrinK. and large classes hUve ulrcudy
been enrolled.
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lily WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

,.sertaci5n scbre el papel fmpof-
tante que la mujer de este siglo
esta llaniadaI a deselnpei1ar en- Ell
'desenvolvimiento Intellectual y So
cial de los pueblos. Jalan B. So
Ito es IN ferVoroso humofista.
su vasta cultura y acendrado
amor al cstudio de trascendenta-
les problemas, le' colocan a la
valiglartlia de la iuyentud de
Puerto Rico. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

La velada del lunes dedic0se !
celebrar la graduation de lo'
alumnos de las classes de taqui
graffa del Ateneo.
Eel Presidente INFERNO Sr, As
tol entrego los diplomas al grupt
de estudiantes que de manera ga
llarda Sc hicieron acreedores de
galard6n ateneista.
La alumna Srta. Jesusa Mira1
da di0 lectura a interesantes dis
quisiciOnes suyas sobre 'Ia in
fuencia del Ateneo en- la ensenan
"a de Taquigrafia".
Y ell alumno Francisco Cutie
rrez lego sus impresiones sobrt
la importancia y .desaIrollo d
la Taquigraffa en- Puerto Ri;
coz.
Los ninos Jose y Narciso Fl.
,gueroa deleitaron al auditorio in
terpretando escogidas piezas nlu
sicales. El primero TOGO adlnira'
blemente ell violin y ell segundt
lie acompaii0 al piano. PrecoceS
y talentosos, estos jovencitcs de-
mostraron estar muy bien prepa'
RADIOS. La concurrencia premi5
ell aprovechamiento artfstico dc
estos muchachos tributandoles ca.
lurosos aplausos.
Socrates Nolasco, Ell conocido
consul de la isla hermana dio a
conocer un cuento interesante su5c
de puro sabor dominicano, sieDdc
muy aplaudido.
Luego oilnos a Juan B. SOTO
q mu erudito doctor en- fildso-
fla y letras, con palabra facila y
amena hizo una conceptuosa Al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
EN- Ell CASINO ESPANOL Sc
BAILARA Ell OLA II.

La Junta Directiya del Ca
sino Espanol de San Juan Sc reu.
nio anoche EN- session y acordo &c
lebrar un baile de Sociedad ell
la nSche del II del corriente, Ell
homemade al Dia de la Raza.
Sera una fiesta esplendida para
la cue Sc estan~ hacienda los mas
cuieados preparativos.
Las invitaciones empezaran a
circular en-, breve.
Merece placemes la directiva
del Casino Espahol por el acuer-
dos de anoche, va que con ell no
solo Sc rinde la debida celebra'
ci6n. de una fecha gloriosa, sino
que Sc ,proporciona a nuestra ja'
ventud una brillante oportuni
dad de pasar unas horas delieio'
Sas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

Ipredilectas de su talentO. lob no.
BILE encanto de una noche lie ar
te, olorosa al heliotrotos y liriOs;
III la luz de unas pupilas bellas y
al magico conjuro de un alma So
iiadora de artista!
El Hon. Emilio del Toro hizo
un hermoso discurso de clausura.
'Sus palabras fueron elocuentes y
los conceptos de su peroracion
elevados. Sus impresiones Nobre
la alta mission del Poeta. le va
Ilieron prolongados >aplausos. El
orador 5tuvo parrafos bfiliantes
en- relacfom comf la iinportancia
de la taquigrafia en- la vida CON
temporanea, Y termino exaltando
el amor perseverance al estudio
|en Ia scarrera de los jovenes gra-
duados. Reiteramos nuestra fe-
'licitaci6n enthusiastic al intelec-
tnaT distinguido por su tciunfo
tribunicio en- el Ateneo.
s La espiritual senorita Provi-
dencia Jiinenez Santana TOGO la
= 4st4 b.
Borinquena". Y eli pdblico, al
escuchar las evocadoras notas,
puesto de pie, deshojo la for de
una esperanza sacra.
Jorge Manrique.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

abajo firmados,
lad, ciudadanos de
(idos y vecinos de
erto Rico, consti-
Apresente una aso-
bases que a con-
presan:
ociacions Sc incor-
b con el articu1o'
pnes cooperativas
Is, ahorros y pres
!, Mum. 30 para
una ley de col'po-
Has aprobada en- 8
1911, cuyo capftulo
integrante de estas
ombre de esta aso-
La Constructors 4ei
aci6n GnniaarafiNa de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

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(5) Ell capital de esta asocia-
-ciom Sc. conpondra de 100000,
representado por 1000 acciones
de $4,000 cada una, que pagaran
los asociados a la asociacion en-
Quotas que no excedan de cincuen
ia centavos semanales, Estas aes
cciones serafi emiifdas en- series
de 500 acciones cada una y en- la
forma que dispongan los estatu-
tos.
Esta as;ociaci6n tendra
faeaitad i &c tomar dinero a pres
tamo, en- pr9s5amo simple 0 con
s,arantia hipotecarfa, pudiendo
ademas, subshipotecaf los credi-
tos flipotecafios constituidos a
sl favor, \ las canfidades que de
Iestas opesaciiones Sc deriven seran
excInsis amente inyertidas EN- la
reaiizaci6n des los fines que esta
association pefsigtle.
~ Los oficia1es de esta aso-
ciacion seran I'M presidente, un
lvice-presidente, III secretario, un
! tesorero y un coIiseiefo legaE los
que, ell union de- cuatro asocia-
!dos mas, constsituiran la Junta
Directiva, y todos seran elegidos
por 81 termino, \ eli la forma y
malnera, que prrescriban los regla
mentos de esta asociacion. Cual-
quiera de dichos oficiales tendra
capacidad para representa- a la
asociacion en- los casos de Motif.
caciones judiciales.
fS) Estas clausulas de asocia
cion podran ser enmendadas por
los miembrOs de la asociaefon,
lei voto de dos terceras parties de
segdn 10 preveen los estatutos, Ell
asamblea extraordinaria convoca
da al efecto, pudiendo yotar los
asociados personalmentes o por
medic de representatives debida'
mente autorizados.
t9) La association podra sci
disuelta y sus negocios 1iquida
dos y saldados por ell 'voto de dos
terceras parties de la capacidad
votante de la association, dc
acuerdo con; los estatutos, 0 dc
acuerdo cen las leyes de Puerto