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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

y my surprise my mother-in.law re-
ceivsd the news Of Dicky's being
missing with much more courage
than I had expected. OF course. she
was much upset, and Cousin Agatha
and had to resort to her heart rems-
dies more than once In the hourt fol-
lowing her receipt Of the news. But ths
hrst shock over. she showed herself a..
cidsdly hopeful that her son was . prts-
onsr. and that We should soon hear az
his release and home coming.
For much Of this optimism I haA my
father to thank. told him my news
hrst. and he at onos adopted the
hypothesis that hsd nothing to worry
about. could see that his attitude was
not an assumed one. that he really b.
lievsd what he said. and although IT
didn't ABsuags my own fears In the
least II had remarkable effect In boil
steering my mother-in-law's courage.
was 20 reJoiced over this, % grateful,
that kept strictly 70 myself the worst
forebodins ] had eonosrning my hue.
band. the oualm OF fear that came %
derwood. Dicky's companion IN that
last flight.
Father IL Hopeful.
OF course. I would. unasr no eirouss.
stances. have spoken Of this fear to my
mother-ln-law. but would have shared
my fears with my father were Il not
that In defiance OF all warnings con.
cerning Mr.. Underwood he rsnSmhersd
only the fact that the yeunger man had
saved his life ct the risk Of hts own In
South AmsrlcA.
II know. daughter, hat zen distruse
Mr.. Underwood" he ssid e ~, after
he had read and reroaA Tie noxpapey
dispetch ! aAA ea{yis4 yltA ~ fren
Mr.. steckhe11Uws sfhea sbUk & Uust IN
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

you that to me his being with Dieky 10
the strongest heps have Of your hus-
bands survival. He 10 . wonderful man,
Underwood. able 70 wYiggis out Of al
NEST any tight plaza And his South
American experience have Injured him
to all sorts Of hardships. Depend upon
Il, f there's . chance at ali-And there
ought y b thousanls Of them-Under-
weed win bring your Husband back ssfa
and eound."
Lilllaa 0ses Dssy.
Tea are very esmRerttns. father" I
returned nen-commtttA1iy. resolved to
conceal from the ereksn old man my
obsessanG fear eencsTning the man
whom hs trusted % completely. A. soon
a. Z eeusd went 70 ~ evn room. and
thingA out. TO plan what was best % DO.
Lillian. usually towsr Of stren4th to
me. would b Of ~ use whatever now.
for knew that she shared my fathers
optimism cenosrning Harry Underwood.
Z know that she would telAphouo -
soon ~ she received the nsws, and
would sst Ia motten every BIT Of ma
chiAssy she could fDT The tracing Of
plchy. out my svsrwreught ima6ipa-
put fertA weule be fetjat Ssossaoe It
wouldn't have - tts baek0rounl the
theory that Harry Unlsrwssd, snA he
alsns. We raspenh1ele eor 0loky's lie-
appearance. wee syspias hslpiesaay In
chaos OF fantastic ideas Tor sems
Tangible thtng 70 which aQuld fasten
when my fathers knssk sounded upsn
TIE aoev.
'lfrs unaAtvoed u On the tslspAens, ;.
he saiA whom I hAa epeaed the deor
n tol1 her that ~ haA Already heard
ne nswe, - 49, y yery anxieus -
speak With 30 e snoA"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
Answers to Health Questions
A STAMMERER. Q--Kindly advise
me what to do for stammering.

A-Of the multitude Of theories and
explanations. one optimistic fact stands
forth. to wit. persistence. practice and
patience. the three P's. They do away
with much stammering. Like learning
to play the piano. the muscles are re-
taught slowly. Have some young school
teacher take up the matter and start a
school for stainmerlng. The words you
cannot speak should be practiced over
and over until you can speak them clear
ly as one would practice a music lesson.
Or. HEshbsro soliI answer qussttoms
for readers Of THE paper on medical,
hy1ienjo and sanitation subjects thot are
Of general interest. He cannot oltravs
undertake. to prescribe or offer adpics
for individual cases. Where the subject
Is not of general interest Ietters .otn be
ansspered personally, IL d stamped and
addressed envelope Is enclosed. Address
ALL INQUIRIES TO DR.. L. X. Hksh-
berg, In care Of this ortoe.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

one cupfui Of the diced pineapple Pour
into moi5tened moulds and set on ice to
harden
chsstnut Cream.
2cupfuis Of mashsd ehestnun
orange
v cupful Of whipped cream
tablespoonfuls ct sugar
Mash the chestnuts and mix with the
orange Juice. Then add the sugar and
tho whipped cream and mound In sher-
bet glasses. Gamish with diced chest
nat meats
Orange apanlsh crsaa.
lorDnge
cupful Of sugar
IpAckage eepreparsA geiaf4ns
cupful ef whippeA cream
Boil the 5uics Of the orange and the
sugar together for Ave minutes. then st
aside to cool Prepare the gelattns In
the usual way. then set aside to eoel
Whip the cream stiR. gradually add the
orange Juice and sugar mixture. whie-
ping in constantly. Whip tho partly
cooled geiatins and add. stirring well
until II begins to thicken. Then pour
into moulds and set on Ice to harden.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

And respectable the - the ~ WITH
4
asking:
PLEASE tell how ala sityesr stazts:
Joaa-Darty 90 and Joan Swssthsas aAA esn
pano to the road
Of
Of WISDOM oouon& hos
pride n his life
he to him. ~Yse Mother
horne, and other"
.Vmiing gayiy Darby
thans souls amt It. Fatherf
isn't with the
fading changing
losing for I'm m
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

in . warm place until arm. When ready
to serve garnish with whipped cream
and chopped nuts.
Strawberry Tr5Na.
Line . baking dish With slices Of stale
sponge cake. Over this pour one cupfui
OF milk and one esq well beaten to-
gether. Place In hot oven for . few
moments when tho eustard viii become
arm. Remove and sst aasds to cool.
When partly cSol cover With . layer OF
strawberry Jam and top with one cupfui
Of cream whipped stiff.
P'psappIs opsoos.
4 beg Of gelaeins
! can Of pineapple
1eGgs
\ cuDfal Of thick cream
Drain the syrup from the can OF pine
apple and add enough water to II to
make ~ cupfnls Of Juice. Heat untn It
boiIs. Place the gelatins IN ons-auarter
cupfui Of cold water. then add to the
heating mixture and stir until dissolved.
Strain and set aside to COOL When It
begins to thieken add the stiffiy whipped
cream, also the stiffiy beaten whites Of
exEs. Stir tosethrr carefully and add
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
TEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

I am q girl n yeas1 Of agS. and
have been going with . young man
enc year my senior for three years.
We are engaged. and have been for
ever q year. and have recently dis.
covered that he has been keeping
company with other girls sincs our
engagement.
He objects whom I 90 with ether
boys.
Now. dear Annie Laurie. don't
think he has q right to call on other
eirls. Please advise mo what to do.
ANXIOUS.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

thought" trying start
when pretty all and the
settled Australia and
don't know Just what did become Of hsand 90 We Just
came q the the picture"
Darby's 4 q
are hers thought bsss
here makes the best sssr
Job do mendng old shoe and max: look Ike NV
wellh . home q climbing It."
earryingred like the in the picture
how bungalow"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
Idaho and erNeglected
Wonder.

Wonder.
n LII OVER the United States 1t is rec
IAN ognized that in Idaho there is one
Ian of the worlds wonders-Arrowrock
dam. It has been featured in every leading
magazine and newspaper in the United
States. Those publications have created a
nationwide desire to see this mammoth
construction.
It is fair to assume, therefore, that Ar
rowrock dam is in itself the greatest mag
net idaho has to attract tourists who may
also become interested here on the material
side.
Idaho has marvellous mountain scenery
and that other wonder, Shoshone falls; but
mountain scenery is available in other
states and Niagara and other falls have
been familiar to most sightseers.
But there is only one such structure as
Arrowrock dam, and that is in this state.
Thousands Of people of means, who are al
ways prospective investors, are anxious to
see it. They are willing to make the trip
across the continent to see it, but most Of
them are not willing to hazard the Idaho
trip to the dam because of the road condi-
tons.
Here we have bad road standing as a
bar to the visitation of representatives Of
millions of dollars.
California and Colorado appreciate the
value of the tourist crop. It is big and it
is sure. Idaho has as the inducement for
heavy tourist crops the greatest structural
attraction in the country. Why not utilize
the one to reap the benefits of the other?
This colossal structure is not local as
set. 1t is distinctively an Idaho asset The
advantages to the whole state of using it as
a magnet to attract visitors who could
never be induced by any other means to
come to Idaho ought to be Apprenticeship
ors, too, who are not only money spenders
on such a trip, but who are quite apt to be-
come interested in various parts of Idaho,
especially at time when capital is seeking
new investment.
The legislature should consider the Ar.
rowrock highway on it's manifest merits.
1t is no more logical nor statesman-like
to argue against it because it is proposed
to complete the capitol building than it
would be to argue against highway i'm
provements in northern counties because
northern state institutions require i'm
provements.
The legislature should view this subject
in the light of the flow of wealth into the
state that will be started when ArrowroclS
dam is made available to the travelling pub
lie.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
Secrets Of Health and Happines.
Premature Old Age Warded
OFF by Very Simple Means
BY DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG
A. B., M. A., M ID. (Johns Hopkins University

NEW persons know how to be old. Most OF them are
sefdeuded with the thought that years bring
knowledge and wisdom. More often the aged have
fxed errors and long perpetuated Observation-Disclosures
This is why 1t ID difficult for persons to grow
old gracefully with up-todateness."
Many old persons think the SHOWS songs, plays
books wars news other things OF their youth we're
better greater than any today Generally child is
often nearer the truth than such person.
How much better 1t would be II human kind were
like the birch which retains bark in its
old age. Dates should be in the memory. not on
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

AnnIs LourIe sctu 1elcoms letters Of
inquiry on subjects Of feminine interest
from youn0 ponssm readers Of this paper.
awd sotH reply to them in these columns
Letters 10 Miss Laurie should be ad-
dressed to her. care this Office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

countrywide movement to enlist the
interest Of women in better family
cooking.
A patent has been issued for appar-
atus to enable person to play a piano
and violin at the same time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
ADVICE TO GIRLS
BY ANNIE LAURIE Z

A NxIOUg; It 10 very evident that
~ yeu ought not to be engaged. II
you are not contented with the
society Of each other now. how can you
expect to be after marriage! You had
better have heart-to-h heart talk and see
where the trouble lies.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19


cngs When he looks at signs
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19
WINIFRED BLACK
E xsoJF THO Sweethedrts

THEY landed in San Francisco the othsr day ON
i the Overland train-Darby and JOAN
Darby was 90 years old Joan was Sc
They had come 10 California to get fresh start
and grow up with the country, they said
Things wasn't going very well with u.s."
said Darby. smiling little ruefully. "and some
one sent US this picture" and he drew out real
estate circular With the photograph Of ross-cov-
graph tho words In large and engaging capitalr
"Why pay rent for four dark coops and call It hom
your place and have 1t look exactly like this1"
"Aint It pretty" said Darby.
Amt It bsautifui?" said Joan. looking fondiy
she had looked all the way cut the long journs,
grandf"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-02-19

The American Rsa Cross Is planning
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

En- un despachO de Paris Sc anunci0
hace un, mes la suspension de la pena
de muerte dictada contra Pierre Le-
noir, que estaba acusadO con ell Sena-
dor Humbert de hallarse en- inteligen-
cia communication con el enemigO de
la patria, durante la guerra. La Orden
fue expedida en- los mismos instantes
en- que iba sonar la hOra tragica.
La ejecuci0n estaba senalada para lie
varse cabO en- los BOsques de Vim
cennes el 10 de septiembre uItimo. Ell
peIot0n que iba a disparar sObre ell
REQ estaba va EN- Orden, dispuesto al
primer avisO para hacer fuegO, GUAM
do lego la nOticia de que LenOir Sc
lie habia cOnmutado la pena. LenOir
habia solicitadO diferentes veces 10
llevaran a sOstener un careO con JO-
seph Caillaux, eX-ministro de Francia,
quien esta arrestadO en- Paris pOr la
misma causa. La peticion de LenOir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
POR CABLE INCLES
Continuation de la pag 1.)
5 NIat,1oa1 Ho1Itrus,

WASHINGTON, 23.-El Pre-
sidente Wilson, ha pasado una
noche relativamente tranquila y
ha amenecido sin febre. Ell es-
tado general del ilustre enfermo,
permite alentar esperanzas. Ell
DR.. Grayson, dice que, por aho-
ra, no necesitara nuevas consul
tas.
ROMA, 23.-Una gran mani
festacion ha recorrido las Gales
de la ciudad pidiendo que Sc IA
elite al pueblo de Italia noticias
de Fiume. No Sc sabe NADIA, no
Sc publica NADIA, y ell p1blieo vi
We EN- una gran ansiedad. Ell je-
fe del Gobierno ha manifestado
que Sc esta ultimando una nego-
ciaci6n con los poderes, y que has
ia ahora Sc impone acerca de clio
la mas discreta reserva. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
Ell CAPITlN SCHETTINI DIES
MIENTE UNA AFIRMACIoN
QUE Sc LIE ATR1BUYE

Tn reporter de FL IMPAIR
tCiAL visit0 esta mahana. como
de ordinario, las oficinas de la
Ipolicia. Ali VIC al Capitan
ISchettini, Il quien interrog0 acer-
ca lie 81 hablaihio aver con los
de "El Mundo'' Y de
Il"El Tempo, dcor1ntodo p0r an
I4RoRt6n dc drgumentos que dp0,'-
Ito Pedro Juan Bd4boSN. tey4uiia6
|por confesaf que la tai informd-
cj6M desmiHtiend0 el relate del
isupnesto asalto de "ChuchU'' al
chauffeur Carlos Davila. fdbi0
IsidO dada CON objeto de osegprar
IA trd,lqtmlidad DE- las faHsiIias.
El Captain schettini mega es-
ito rotundamente. Ell no ha di-
cho tai cosa Y nos ha rogado
Ique 10 hagamos constar asi.
por nuestla parte heinos de
confesar que nos parecja M POGO
tgeH'dl la declaration atribuida
Ial Captain Schettini, pero 40 te-
Iniamos por que rectificalla, sino
a rucgo del interesado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
-NoMBRAMlENTos

Durante el reeeso del Sc,lado,
el Gobernahor ha hecho los ST
guientes ,nombramientos: Para
miembro del conceio Municipal
de San Lorenzo, al ST.. Esteban
Parrilla MoataAez:; para niembro
del Ceileejo Municipal de Las
Marias, a los Sles- EustaqIiio NJ.
6iastambide, Maxine Lacourf,
Gregorio Rerhet y Manuel Munoz
Torfuellas y para lnienbros dc.
tsoneejo Municipal de Yauco, a
los sres Manuel Lopez Jr Ma
nuel Nicario. Enrique Malalet i
Tomas paz Jr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
ESCALAMIENTO.

En- la playa de Mayaguez fue
escalada la tienda de don Agapi-
to Rigual, robandole mercancfas
y un pagare por 500. De la in
vestigacion piacticada resulto au
tor Nicolas Barbosa, Ell poder
del cual fue encontrado el paga-
as faihtfell lasnnrcancias. Bar
bosa fue pnesto d disposition del
Fiscal del pistrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
Ell "COJO" CINTRON

Ell FISCAL sehor Diaz Collazo ha
presentado en- la Corte Municipal
dos denuncias por .acometimiento
y aggression graves contra Secundi-
no Cintr6n, quien Sc encuentra
adn en- el Hospital Municipal a
consecuencia de un balazo que lie
dispar6 en- Puerta de TERRA el
policia Eladio Lopez. Las denun-
.eias son una por aggression este
policia Y otra por aggression al pai-
sano isabelle Maisonet.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
UN LIBRO NUEyo.

Hemos recibido TN ejemplar
del libro de veI.sos que ACADIA de
publican el joyen poeta Jose S.
Balseiro. FL Iibro Sc titula "Flo,
res de Primavera" y huele a rosas
frescas.
va nos ocupdremos del libro
---t.t7.ss1tof e.t.s1to ful1freTpee el autor, qnien
ha fioreGido solo EN- medic de es-
tie ambiente tan lleno de hostili-
dad y durezas.
Por 10 Que va eonocemos de
Balseiro, Podemos decir que es el
poeta de. las cosas bonitas Y sua-
YES. Poeta para las muchachas de
ounce aiios, que ven la vida IA
traves lie unos espcjnelos color
lie rosa.
Henos dicho que nos ocupare-
mos del libEo, oportunamente, el
qfe viene prologado por otro poe
ia de alma, espiritu bueno sc .inte-
ligente y cuya pIuma va traza be
Has spaginas.
Nuestra felicitacion, al ioven
poeta por la aparicion de su libro
en- la roia arena del combate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
CANDIDATOS DE La UNION

FL Partido Union de Puerto
Rico. ha sometido al GoberLador
los nombres de las siguientes per
sonas para cubrir los puestos que,
en- representation, de la ninorla
lie correspondent en- el Municipio
de Lajas: Julio y. Matos. Carlos
+. Bahr, Ricardo Marty, Saliva
dor Ramirez, Luis Irizarrv y Del
fin Lugo lrizarry.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
Total S256.5O
LOS CHAUFFEURs
Sc QUEJAN

INDS ClAl tF EUhS
Sc QUEJAN
Esta maiIana sc presentaron en-
'nuestlas 0hcinas los seiiores JUS
ito Gil Negr6n, chatftenr, Alberto
i. Terson. chauffeur, Francisco
Lafontaine, chauffeur, Y Vicente
Guerra, dueno de guagua.
Segdn ellos Sc explican, los
ip0hcias de guardia en- la carre-
terra Central de San Juan a Rio
Pieilras. detienen yiciosamente
las guaguas Y denmcian a los
|chduftcurs 81 los pasajeros llevan
paquetes de mas menos vol1-
men.
Eilos nos m0straron un regIa-
lnentO de la Comision de SGrvicio
Publico. Ell el cual Sc advierte
que no Sc .admitiran EN- las qua
guas personals con bultos de i'm
tamaho que pueda m0lestar Il los
paSajer0s. Ellos dicen que la po-
licia no Sc cine al ReglamentO
denunciando las guaguas porque-
los pasaieros lleven bultos que
son grandes Y que molestal los
pasajeros, sinO que los denllncian
por los pequefiOs tambien.
La queia de ellos, por 10 tanto,
consiste ell que dicen que Ia po-
licia los acosa haciendoles denun
Icias sin causas.
Piden nuestrOs visitantes que
Sc haga una investigation sobre
este asunto Y Sc tOmen las Qedi-
'das necesarias, para evitar 10 que,
Isegun los senOres cuyOs nocbres
aparecen al principle de estas
'lfneas, esta sucediendO con las
guaguas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
.ACERAs TERMINADAs

El rematista sr. Jose Lago ha
terminado va las obras del ensan
che de la Avenida Ponce de Leon
en- Santuree, trozo complendido
entire Ii parada 10 Y Is. Id per-
feecion del tl-abaio hace eSperar
que sea el mismo rematista quien
ycontinue este trabajo Ell el sd eun-
do trozo. es decil de la parada Is
a la D.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
INTERVENTION
QUIRERGICA

ISi DR.. Agustfn Laugier, especia
. lista Ell enfermelades de Ia gar
santa, oper0 con complete eNito a
la Mia Enriqueta Zorriila, de Ma
natl, hiia de nnestra ilustrado ami
20 ell sr Enrique Zorlilla que es-
taba algGn tempo aquejada de
perlinaz dolencia. CeIebramos el
lestablecimiento de Ia nina felici-
tando al galeno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
LEsPECTACULos PARA HOY

Tres Banderas.--" "Telegrama
No. S. Estreno EN- 6 parties
"Cuando el culpable confeso.'
Luna.-s'La Dulce Catalina" !,
y "Muchachas Listas".
Manana, "Maciste ell Liberia
dor"
Habana. Miserables."
Manana, segunda iornada.
Victory Garden.-"La honra
de su apelido", en- 5 parties y "Mu
chachas listas", en- 2 parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
PoR ALTERAR la PAZ

III Fiscal sr. Diaz Collazo ha
denuncia contra Ge-
naro MARQUEE. de Trujillo Alter
por alterar la paz lie una respe:
table tamilia en- dicho pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
LA OBRA ES DIGN.A
DE TODOs

La organization de la Cruz Ro
ia Americana no trata de rcrpc-
tuarse obteniendo sociGs. fundada
ien sus sus pasadas glorias. Ella
apela al pueblo americana para
que sc incorporc ell sus filhS en-
la campana que ha iniciado Y que
terminara ell II de novicmhrc
'pr0Ximo. porquc ticne una mision
,definitiva v de car:tcter ccnstruc
tiva para el future. y esa eX-
preston que oimos por todas par
tes, de que ''la guerra ha tcrml-
inado" no debe preocupar vtlcstra
imente. nj debe distraerOs de las
Iverdaderas V vitales cuesiiones
lenvueltas ell esta inmensa cam
lpaIla,
/ Es Observation-Disclosures cierto
| que Il no haber sidO por la que
ira Y el trabajo hecho dur;lilte' Ia
misma por la Cruz Roja Ameri-
cana, no habrla que sostener una
organization tai, como la que
iexiste hoy dia. Pero de este no
Sc infiere que la mission de esta
Organization termina con cl cese
de las hostilidades al aeabarse
todo ell trabajo de sOcOrrO V sal
vamento que Sc realiza como con
isecuencia de aa guerra. Una de
las cosas buenas que ha dejado
jla guerra-la mejOr de todas las
cosas buenaS-eS la lecci0n que
nos brinda sobre la ayuda que de-
bei&os a nuestros s9melanfes. La
,efectividad de nueStra organiza-
lci6n Ell este sentidO ha Quedado
ldemostrada Y estariamOs dAsper-
idiciando 10 que va tenenos, uno
de los princiRales frutos de la
Victoria. 81 dejasemos de utilizaf
la fuerza organizada Il naestra
mano, para el bienestar de la
humanidad Ell tiempos de iaz.
La Cruz Roja Americana no
Ipuede Ell modo alguno descansar
Ell Sus laureles; tiene que ser una
! institution de caracter progresis-
! ia. Su caracter prOgresista sc
levidencia ell estOS tlltimOs ITEM
pos am cuando desde que sc fir
mo ell armiSticiO, Sc aminOr0 ell
trabajo de sOcOrro que ha@la ell
tiempos de guerra, no Obstante, Sc
han nauguradO altruiStas ,ampa
has en pro de la salud pnblica y
len interes del mejoramiento del
bienestar social, las cuales cam
lpaIas prOmeten alcanZar unOs
| limites nunca sOhados Ell SUI mi
clio, debido a la vigOrasa acome-
ltida que Sc les ha dado.
Como Sc We. pues, el inter@s que
ltiene la Cruz Roja Ell ohtener
socios ahora. es para ese trabajO
prOgresista Y del future, no con
monumento Il 10 que la organiza-
cion he hecho en- el pasado.
I'll orgullo justamente mereci-
do por la labor del pasado sirye
de incentive para alcanzar 10 que
lse ansia; socios para desal'rOlIar
ly poner Ell practica las ac,ivida
des de paz que sc persiguen. ~
que combination eXcelente result
ia del orgullo de la obra realiza.
da Ell ell pasadO V la naturaleza
constructive de la obra del futu-
TO ell que aquel orgullo Sc p0ne Il
lprueba
La obra es digna de todos V to-
dos debemos secundarla anani-
tmemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
.,CONFERENCIA PrBLlCA

La Logia Teosofica de San Juan
dara una conferencia publica ma
hana vicrnes Ell su salon Luna
100 b altos, siendo el conferen-
eista ell Lcdo. Antonio Trujilfo
Gill, quien hablara sObre la
"Educaei6n estetica"
La conferencia empezara a las
s Y media de Ia noche.
Sc invita- al p1blico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
PASAPORTE

El Gobernador ha expedido pa
Sap0rte para Santo Domingo al
Sr. Juan Sierra Santiago. de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

aeEsooFt ILt11Ie55. slzL2.sX Ao31eA
Tn truck de convertible para pasaeros
Park Row, direction Brooklyn East River Bridge la
hOra Odas las Ofcnas cierran arde huega
de los empadOs del Brooklyn Rapid Transit d6 margen para que
t0dos los dspOnbs hceran extraordinaro
arrasrando consgO los miles de ofcnistas publ
general los nstantes ell mOvmento
inusitado e innterrumpibe la Gran New York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
NINO ARROLLADO

En- la calle Union, de Salinas,
esquina a Baldorioty, ell autom6
vii No. -, propiedad de Sobrinos
de Gonzalez, guiado por ell chau-
ffeur Luis Lopez, No. 1888, arroll6
al niho Domingo Marquee, De 10
amos de edad, natural y yecino
de aquel pueblo, produci6ndole
yarias contuSiones en- el cuerpO,
de las que fue auxiliado por ell
DR.. M0ntalvo.