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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
CONTRACTING AND REpAIRIN
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

YOUNG man living IN city desires po-
sition with some tellable firm; rea-
sonsbls salary, best references. X.l2
Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-26
REMALE HELP WANTED

REMALE HELP WANTED
,NS>>-~s-c~o~>~N~~>-~N>~-~~~
LUNCH at the Yale Cafeteria; Roast
Beef lOc, Vegetables be. Salads SC and
i0c Desserts and Zoe. Broadway,
south Of Lee.Hucklns.
GIRLS TO do folding on mnnEle pinks
Parrish Laundry. No. 2 Broadway
Circle.
wAfrREss WANTED at Bristol Hotel.
WANTED--At once, a good short order
cook; no psstry 10 do; a good place IA
work, call at my expense. English
Kitchen. Cordell, Okla.
WANTED-ESpefIenced seamstress.
Iosh North Beckweider.
gHfRf makers, sI1ssisncsd on Gus
tom made shirts for 4 Kansas City con-
cern; good wages and transportati lion
paid. See Ludwig Ffumhold. Lee Huck-
ips Hotel, Friday and Saturday.
WINff.D--A coiofed woman for gem
srsl house work; must be eSps-
rtenced; no cooking. DR.. o. S. Cop
pesde, Dspew, okls,
WAkTED-Woman OF sjrI 10 do house,
worh, ons who wants home preferred
9tQ w 9tth gputb ~ Il nuena
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

Mrs Abby J. Lee. S6, cerebral enbol- ism; 19. Mrs. Francis Newcomb, s2, senility; A, Hiram N. Tenn. S1, cere-' bral hemorrhage. 35. Earl M. Hol- brook, S3. infraction of nose; 2S. Jo- seph Vancheron, one day, undeVeiop- ed; 29. Mrs Mary A. keegan. 75, chronic endocarditis; 30, Mary A. Grady, 35, influenza.
 An informal reception to the new assistant general secretary of the '. M. C. A. is being planneti for next Tuesday evening by the directors. Frank R. Custard is the new assist ant and assumed his duties at the To- cal Y last week. The directors have arranged for Dr. John H. Clifford to be the speaker of the evening. Dr Clifford, who is a native of England and a graduate of Oxford. saw much active service as a member Of the Fifth regiment of marines and has ar
 interesting story to relate of his ex- periences He has been both wounded and gassed. A fine musical program has been arranged for the evening and
 all returned soldiers and sailors from
 the town of Windham arc being cor
 dially invited to attend.
 An effort is being made by employe' of the various manufacturing plants in this city to have some organized baseball in Willimantic during thu coming season. It is proposed tt have a City Industrial Twilight Base ball League composed of teams iron the various plants. A baseball meet ing has been called for next Monda. evening at which representatives iron the various industries will be presen and a league will be formed. Recrea | tion Park will be opened this (Sat urday) afternoon for practice gam between combination teams made u from employees of the sAnerieal Thread company. If present plan mature baseball will be very popula l i'll Willimantic this seaosn.
 l The fire committee has not yet ap pointed regular men to fill the vacan cies caused by the resignations ] William Whiton and Ovila Martin Q
 Engine Company No. 1. which took ct feet Wednesday. In the meant1m | Frank 0. Snow and William Martin
 call men of the company, will respon
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
.EWETr CITY

Mrs. Mary E. Hoxie has returned to her home ill Voluntown, after a visit in Waterbury
 Everett H. Hiscox, Jr., U. S. N. who has been at Bay Ridge Barracks Brooklyn, has shipped on the trars- port Leviathan. MT. and Mrs. Edw. J. Farrell and Mir. and Mrs. Eaw. Leonard of Wau- regan were in town Friday night. Mrs. s. H. Holmes is in New Lon- dor attending the convention of the Kings Daughters.
 Mrs E. F. Burleson went to Sche- nectady, N. Y.. Friday to visit her son Charles Burleson. She will also visit relatives i'll East Orange, N. J. and New Canaan, N. \.
 Sunday morning at the Method st church, Rev. J. E. Aldrich will take
 for his subject The Helping Hand
 Mrs. Aldrich leads the Epworth Lague at. 6 The Rich Fool is the
 subject of the evening sermon. 1 Rev. AIdrici, Donncli's subject d 1 the morning service at the Congrega. tional church is The Mind Of Christ The sacrament of the Lords, Supper 1 will be observed at the morning ser
 vice. Mrs. Frank E. Robinson lead
 the '. P. $. c. E. meeting at :.
 Rev. M. D FuIIer's morning subjee
 for the Juniors at the Rsptist churcl is the Red, White and Blue and t the seniors The Oceanic Nation il recognition of Sailors Day lyle Gilbert leads the young people, I meeting. The subject of the evenin!
 servce is No More. By request, Sc
 lections from the Easter cantata vii be repeated.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
WILLIMANTIC

Eva Denault; recorder. Miss Margaret Bulger: assistant recorder, Mrs. Mary Meehan; financial secretary, Mrs. The resa Cunningham. treasurer. Mrs. Lo- retta Costello; marshal, Mrs. Nellie Tighe; guard. Mrs, Julia Dunn; trus- tees, Mrs. Alice Hickey, Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs. Nellie Gelinas. At the close of the meeting a lunch was serv- ed and social hour was enjoyed.
 Members of the Windham Girls club recently gave a farewell party for Miss Ethel Seeley, one of the charter members of that organization. Miss Seeley, who has been in charge of the local Western Union Telegraph office for the past year and a half. left on Thursday for Windsor Locks, where she will have charge of the office for the company sShe came to thisE city from Boston and during her stay here made many friends who regret her de- parture. Miss Seeley received a num- Der of farewell gifts.
 In the hope or expectation of locat- ing the body of Isadore Axelrod. who was drowned in the Willimantic river two weeks ago, the water between the two dams of the Quidnicl1- Windham Company will be drawn off this (Sat- urday) afternoon. The general opin- ion of persons in this vicinity seems to be that the body is much further down the river owing to the high wa t0, and ru u~hing currents on the day the young man was drowned.
 SiAteen deaths in the town of Wind
 ham were recorded at the town clerk E office for April as follows: Anrif- | Andrew Dumbeck. 5, from Dulmonary tuberculosis; 5. Mrs. Sophia J. Palmer 49, hvpostatic pneumonia: :, Colby Kemerson, e5, endocarditis; s, Mrs Jane c. Panton, S3, arterio selerosis s. Margaret Donovan, one day. asphy-
 sia: Il, Harriet Maria Taylor. 59s cere- brial embolism; F. Mrs. Olive Eandry 67. cancer: 1S. William B. Mercy. oS intestinal paralysis; 15, Miss 7at'-e Risedorf, 37, suicide by drowning; 1S
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
PENDLETON HILL

A large dirigible was seen flying over tho hin to the southwest during the nesn hour Tuesday.
 The Ladies' Sewing society met at the parsonage Wednesday.
 Clifford Thompson and Eli King save the roads a final scraping Mon day. filling all the ruts which had been made since they were worked the first time.
 Hr. and Mrs. George Palmer gave a party on the evening of April 26th to xoout 30 friends. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
 Richard R. Palmer, the I year old son of 4r. and Mrs. B. c. Palmer, had hls foot badly cut the first of the week The axe hit the foot just over the 1sfnfs of the toes and had it been a eAarp one would have gone completely through As it was. it penetrated about thrce-quarters of the way, frac- turing two toes and disarticrlsting two o3p<A Dr. Asa EragEs of Ashaway wps called and attended him and he is resting comfortably.
 Nis 8ina- Chapman is staying with
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

ferdinand M. Kenyon is spending a short furlough at his home here af- ter returning from overseas duty in the navy for a year.
 Mrs. Marjorie Miller and daughter nave returned to their home in Southbridge.
 Henry Lyon is very i'll. His sister IS with him for the present.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

MiddIetown.-The county commits sieners at their last meeting drew their check for s1,509.1s for the Middlesex county proportion of the cost of the new bridge built by the state between Clinton and Madison. the construction of which was started two years ago. The sttae pays one-lIa1f of the cost Of these bridges. while the connecting towns divide the remaining half of the expense
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
to calls and stay at the engine house

to calls and stay at the engine house nights.
 Sunday Services: Christian Science service is held Sunday morning at 10.45 in the Womans club room. Sub ject of lesson sermon is Ever = ing Punishment Golden Text: Psalms 23:4, Thy rod and thy staff they com fort me. S N
 ', Methodist Episcopal church, c. Har- ley Smith. 'nlinister-10.45 a. m., the Sacrament of the Lords Supper: F ! m. Sunday school; 6 D. m.. Epwortf1 League: |, a service in the interest tpf employment of returning soldiers and sailors, as requested by the gov. ernment. Monday, 8 ,. m-. meeting of 1 the official board.
 St. Paul's Episcopal church. 1 Church school at 9.45 q. m. Celebra- 1 tion of holy communion with sermon l by the pastor at 1030 g. m. i First Baptist Church. Arthur D l Carpenter minister-Sunday, 10.45
 morning worship, beginning the third l year of the present Dastorate; junior congregation, subject, Two Kinds oi ] Apples; morning sermon by pastor rospect-Prospect. Reception oi 1 new members at close of service, fol 1 lowed by communion; F. churcf
 school: s. Y. P. s. C. E., leader. Alber Bowen; '. community service. Singinf from the Billy Sunday song book. Th'
 subject, Tie Christ of Experience. " First Congregational church-s.45 a m., church school will meet in thu church house; 1o.45. morning wor ship; 12.15 D.. m.. the Mems Forum will meet ins the Grex club room of tn church house. Soldiers and Sailors rally (last session of the Forum thi season.. Welcome Home sing; thel Lester H. Larrabee will speak briet1
 of war experiences. : ?. m. Vice t
 France! First Story Night of May
 Henry Van Dykes new story. Tn
 Broken Soldier and the Maid o
 France will be told
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
ALUMINIUM WARE

<-fiece Sauce Pan Sets. 2, and .
 quart size s.l.ss and .1.ss a set. 7iz pint size Percolators, s1,29. . quart size Percolators, s145. Medium size Tea Kettles, SPAS Large size Tea Kettles, $319. 1,s quart size Double Boilers, s2.39.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
THE Fl. C. MURRAY co.

Mrs. c. C.. Gray in North Stonington. Mrs. Gray's mother is more comfort able and able to sit up a part of the
 Charles Cottrell has had an acre of sweet corn and four quarts of string beans planted for over a week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
H ls Worth Whiting For

Production on large scale is now un- der way.
 Dealers will have their demonstrating cars within few days.
 You must not fail to see the new Hud- son Super-Six.
 Think of the history of earlier models. They have made place in every branch of motor car use that has not been matched.
 The first Hudson Super-Six four years ago, increased motor power by 72qa with out added weight It retained all the sim plicity of the six. It nininized vibration.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

kavy Tin Copper Bottom Wash Boilers, S2.69 and s2.oS. ll Copper Wash Boilers, 3 s4.6o. Inc Wash Boards, soc and 1856. Bass Wash Boards, 75c. Wash Tubs, med
 ium size, si.i0, large size,
 Sf.6o. plding Ironing Boards, Si.S9, ickel Plated Dover Flat Irons
 } in a set, Si.4o.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

At the close of Business Friday night, Secretary M. E. Sullivan of the local Victory loan committee an nounced the standing of the canvass ing teams in the local drive for Vic tory bond subscriptions as follows:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

What Is Going On Tonight. Pythian Sisters, Purinton Temple, No. 2. meet at sos Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
titchen Wear and Furnishings That Will
 Help Make House Cleaning Easier

Best quality Floor Brooms,
 medium size, 65c, large size,
 S5c. U. S. Mail Soap, 6 cakes for
 25C. Ivory Soap, 4 cakes for 25c. Pearl Soap, Sc cake. O'Cedar Mops, medium size,
 69c, large size, soc. OCedar Oil, medium size,
 21c, large size, 42c, Old Dutch Cleanser, } cans
 for 25c. Liquid Veneer, medium size,
 42c.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
NICKEL PLATED WARE.

Rel Plated Tea Kettles, sizes
 Special $1.79 each.
 .i1kel Plated Towel Bars, 1S-inch, Soc. Eickel Plated Towel Bars, 30- inch, 69c NiCkel Plated Tumbler Holders, 69c. Nickel Plated Soap Dishes, 25c 39c,
 and soc. Nickel Plated Spray, sec. Nickel Plated Paper Racks, soc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

New HaVen.-The opening of the new postoffice is again at issue. While Postmaster Philip Troup has lately predicted that the opening will be on June l, 1t was stated that week that the building has been given it's final cleaning and may" be ready for occu- pancE bX May i5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
|raperies and Curtains for the Summer
 Home

is surprising what difference few carefully selected faperes and Curtains will make in the home and [ very small expenditure.
 h the approach of warm days the thrifty housewives are
 king down their heavy Curtains and Hangngs and repac k them with simpler styles that may be easily laundered Whatever the may be- whether you need Curtains faperes you will find good collection here to select from
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

Norwich Bulletin WiIIirsantic Office, g Church St. Telephone 1o5.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

What Is Going On Tonight. Francis S. Long Post. No. 30, meets in Memorial hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

New Rritain.-Sheriff-el elect George H. ~Gabb is expected to name Daniel I. Driscoll as one of the three deputy sheriffs for New Britain. The candi- dacy of Mir Driscoll has received the support of democratic leaders.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

A new Hudson Super-Six is coming.
 It reveals how four years experience with 60, ,OOO cars has enabled Hudson en- gineers to free it from many of the annoy ances regarded as inevitable to all cars It embodies the qualities which men said would make it the greatest car known.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
New Rugs Will Add Good Deal to the Home

taere is nothing that will oudo rich looking Rug for mak
 g spruce up bit It adds new life to it; it gives 1t Atmosphere; look of attractvenesS of quiet harmony
 you are in need of any kind of Floor Coverings no matter 4at size or shade Rugs Carpets or Lnoleun you will do g5ursef justice by stepping into Floor Covering Section I'd look over our stock.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
Proued M 4 7housand Ways

You remember how endurance was proved. Nothing to equal Hudson Super Six records of performance had ever been known. Most of those stand today as achievements that no other car has been able to match.
 But one thing those feats did, you per- haps do not know. They showed ways for development of subsequent models that find their expression in the new car soon to be offered.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
SaggestioasforEastsf

S0551Os1VAOAVA AsSsSs A full line of Cameo Rings, Cameo Brooches and C4z1seo Pendants, Solid Gold and Pearl Necklaces,
 Stone Rings with any stones. &tsi
 Rrac elet and Rocaret Watches of all grsdes and all makes at the old stand of the Wm. FriisweH Co. 25-27 FrsnlsIin SlTeeE Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
for the New Hudson Super-SiH Here Soon-Price $1975
Prompt Deliveries Assured Early Buyers-H IS q Perfected Development Of the Car You Know So Well

Such car could not possibly have come from any other organization. It takes years of experience to learn and develop the qualities we now offer.
 The same engineers responsible for the first Super-Six have watched it in its service for 6o, ,0O0 users and now offer the new Super-Six as the expression of their greater knowledge.
 Isn't such car worth waiting for?
 Watch the papers for the arrival of the new Super-Six, then go see it.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Wells. SS. died Friday afternoon. at the home of her son, George Wells. &n the Warner district, in the town of Windham, from infrnities due to age. She was born in Windham, March 31. 1881, the daughter of Charles Warner and Mar garet Hall Wells. and had resided in this vicinity practically all her life. She was the widow, of Donald Wells. In addition to her son. she is survived by four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
PAJARO DE CUENTA

La detective de esta ciudGd ha
arrestadO a Martin Flores, pOr ha
Der cometitlo los sigllientes hur-
tos: Tn traje de casimir del edifi
clio BGrinquen, perteneciente a
Jose Maria Bahia, Y valorado en-
$35. Fue recuperadO. Tn rev0l
yer Smith V un reloj de miguel del
establecimient0 de Ramon San
chez. FuG recuperadO el revolver
en- poder de Eugenio Elias Il quien
10 habia vendido Flores. Una
pluma fuente V una cartera del edi
licio Borinquen, propiedad de don
Francisco GoicOchea. Ambas pren
das fueron recuperadas Ell pOder
de prudencio CorderO, a quien sc
las habia vcndido Flores, contra
quien sc han prcsentado cuatro de
nuncias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
NOTA DE DUELO EN-
CATANO

Sentida nota de duelo en- Ell
simpatico poblado ha sido ell SEN
sible fallecimiento del que era
estimado joven Luis Arroyo de
JESUS que rindio aver la jornk-
da de SUI vida dejando en- ell mas
profundo dolor a su inconsolable
sonora madre y cuatros hernia
nos. Nunerosas personals del
vecindario han concurrido a la
casa de duelo acompanando en-
sus momentos de dolor a los deu-
dos del finado.
Nuestro mas sentido pesame a
Ia familia Arroyo de Jes1s y que
en- Dios descanse para eterno ell
alma del que cumpli6 su jornada
de la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
DANA ENFERMA

De bastante cuidado esta en-
ferma en- la residencia de sus pa
dres los esposos Gonzalez Font
Quinones, la bella y distinguida
dana Ana Maria Gonzalez de
Vizcarrondo.
La enfermedad que inspira
tan serios cuidados acometi6 8
la DANA encontrandose en- ell do
micilio de los senores de Coma
lez Font y ALI contin1a, recibien-
do todo genera de cuidados.
Asiste a la enferma, por cuyo
restablecimiento hacemos los VIC
tos mas sinceros, ell DR.. Biam0n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
Ell ALCANTARILLADO DE
MIRAMAR

Debido a ciertas reclamacio-
mes que tenia pendientes ante ell
Municipio los vecinos de Mira
mar, Sc suspendieron las acome-
tidas al alcantarillado reciente-
mente construido en- aquella
parte de San Juan; pero como
va esta causa desapareci6, el Off
cial de Sanidad de San Juan Sc
propone ordenar la ejecuci6n de
todas las acometidas que a1n es-
tan sin llevar a cabo.
A este efecto, ell DR.. A. Ere
nos Isern prepara una CIRCU-
LAR a todos los duenos de casa
de Miramar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
GEL IDEAIo

Fl secretari9 E5ecutivo de puer
to Rico ha expedido certifcado de
cegistro a1a corporation del pals
denominada "COMPANIA Er,i-
TORA>"EL IDEAL, cuya ofci
ma principal sc establecera en- ell
rhGmero 80, Avenida Ponce de
Leon, Saltturce, San Juna, L. r.
Los fines principales de dicha cor
poraci6n seran dedicarse Il la ex
plOtaci0n industrial y .mercantil
de todO 10 relacionado Ell los ra-
mos de imprenta, litografia, gra-
badOs Y toda manifestation de las
artes graficas, edici0n de peri0di-
cos, papeleria V comercio general
de papel de imprimir y escribir,
demas ramas del negocio de i'm
prenta. Su capital autOrizado
es de S1O,0OO.00, siendO sus incor-
poradores los sehOres Manuel
AcevedO Serrano, Manuel Diez de
Andiuo, Juan Dicz de Andino,
Vicente Balbas Capo, Vicente
Alcaraz, Carlos Aparicio, Leopol-
do Figueroa, Julio Cesar Coma
lez, Modesto Gotay, Francisco ri
vera, Francisco Grovas, Juan Pc
drosa Jose S. Algeria, Eugenio
Font, y Manuel Quevedo Baez, de
San Juan; Emilio Saenz Carri6n,
de Rio Piedras, Y Luis Hernaiz.
de Lola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
MANANA A LAS DOCE DEL
Ola EXPIRA Ell PLAZO

Los seilores Bozzo Y Loubriel
nos ruegan participar las persO
mas que tienen lOcalidades sepa
radas para las primeras seis fun
clones de la compaiiia EspcI ana
Iris, que de acuerdo con el anunciC
que Sc inserta EN- OtrO lugar de es
te diariO, manana a las II a. M
expira ell plazO para recOgerlas
siendO entendidO que la empresa
dispondra de todas las que. que
den, despues de las doce del dfa
para complecer a las Glen perso
mas que estan hacienda turno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
POR LOS JUZGADOS

Los siguientes casos fuercn re-
sueltos por la corte Municipal :por
infraci0n de Ley de Automobiles
Joaquin Sala, Pascasio Marquee
$500 cada uno; Adolfo Martinez
absuelto; Carlos S. Bucheano, Gil
berto Garcia, $500 cada unc; por
alterar Ia paz: Monserrate Fstra-
da. absuclto; Jose Mater, Amalio
Rivera, $500 cada uno; por acome
timiento y aggression graves: Juan
Garcia Pinet, dos causas so y 30
idias,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
LOS ODDFELLOWS Sc REU
MIRIAM EE CAGUAS.

Esta tarde tendra lugar en- la
ciudad de Caguas un mdssmcct-
ing oddfelico, para el cual han 81
do invitados por la Resp. Logia
"Amparo'', varios oradores de las
diversas Logias de la isla.
Manana Sc celebrara tambien
Ell la expresada ciudad la asam-
blea anual de la Gran Logia de
Distrito, con cl fin de tratar i'm
pOrtantes asuntos rclacionados
con la Oredn Y elcgir hoy nuevos
dignatarios del eXpresado cuerpo,
que han de funcionar en- el CO.
Todas las Logias de Puerto ri
co cnviaran su deleeado a csc i'm
portante actO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
UNA VISTA AL ATENEO.

los poetas. A mi presencia guar
da los papeles y charlamos, mien
tras Noriega lee un magazine.
A POGO llegan dos j6venes silen-
ciosos. Los s1pongo Apolonl-
das. Ell mas joven tiene palidez
conventual. Nos miran, y, para
sacarlos de la incertidumbre de
mi presencia, ocurre la presen-
taci6n mas distinguida: Negro
nj Mattel y Diego Padr6!. -. Y
conversar de poesias y de Re-
surgimiento y de Odios y de En-
vidias. En- esta OCCASION Ca
rrera nos dejo solos. Desde otro
salon miraba no Sc cual del
grupo, lanzandole una impreca-
cion. :.
En- el gabinete de don Juan, ell
viejo poeta premiado, hacemos
un circulo, "sin los consagrados
por los doses. Ell DR.. Marti-
nez Rosello les habla sabiamente
a los porta-liras. Les indica un
camino trazar e indicates un
rumoo. La juventud del Ateneo
COZ, todas esas musicas de Resur
gimiento y pitos y f1autas, vale
mucho. Hubiera dado cualquier
cosa porque Quinito Rivera, y
Chevremont, y Rafael Marques
y Balseiro y que Sc yo cuantos
mas, Sc hallaran ALI cuando mi
| vista, para oirlos a todos, para
suscitar una discussion y Sc ar
mara "la gorda'', litersriamente
hablando, para ertonces aquila-
tar los meritos -del que en- ell fu-
turo, tengaDla sanci6n unanime
como vefdadero poeta en- Puer-
to Rie5.
Ny primera vista al Ateneo Sc
"a inolvidable.
J. E. BrissOn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-19
ESPECTACULOs PARA HOY

SFECIACULOS PAhA HO1
Cine Tres Banderas.-Anales
de la Guerra No.175. Una parte
de actualidad e instructive. Una
gran cinta comica por Luquitas,
una parte Los episodios 8 y 10
de los Is que tiene la gran serie
por Ruth Roland, marca Pathe,
titulada: LA Vestal del Sol In
ca"
Para maiiana domingo, estre-
no de un Suceso Mundial. La CO.
losal interesante cinta en- 5 par
tes marca Pajaro Azul, por la no
table artista Maria Walcamp, IT,
tulada: "Lenguas de Fuego.'
Programa de gran attraction.
Cine Luna.-Sabado 19. Ma
tinee y noche. Estreno del II y
IL episodios de LA Bala de Bron
CO."
Manana, matinal de 10 y me-
dia a IL, con ell mismo progra-
ma de la noche a precios mas ba
los. Por la tarde matinee. Por
la noche eel Raptor de su Es-
posa."
Cine Real.-''El Corazon de la
Humanidad", en- 8 actos.
| Cine Imperial.-"Raffles."
Cine Monte Carlo.-"El Cora Ger a.
z6n de la Humanidad:"
Cine Norma.-e"Los Lobos de
la Culturax
MaSana, "La Hija Perdida" y
H Misterio del Hotel Rep1bli-
Ca"
Cine Puerto Rico.-"Los Lo-
Dos de la Cultura'.
Manana, LA Bala de Bronco"
Cine Miramar.-"Vanidad.
Manana, LOS Lobos de Ia
Cultura."
Cine Habana.-Hoy sabado
"Vanidad."
Manana, "Los Lobos de la Cul
tura.",