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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07

sagraciones de la legislation en-
Puerto Rico.
El intermedio ahora es mayor,
y ese descanso y ese alivio senti-
ran los elementos que vienen sien
do vfctimas de esta legislation
ca0tica que nuestros fecundos le-
gisladOres Sc obstinan en- hacer
tan copiosa que Hega va los en-
maraflamientos de 10 inextrica-
BILE.
Con dos aflos por delante, la
practica podra aquilatar, en- cier-
| to modo, 10 que debe subsistir y
10 que deba ser derogado.
Por otra parte, el estiramiento,
esa prolongaci6n anormal del pc
rfodo legislative que nuestros le-
gisladores han encontrado ahora
la manera de alargar a su gusto,
por medic de los recesos habili-
dosos, amenaza con mantener ell
parlamento en- cOnstante e inquie
tante function. Gracias que el ma
tural cansancio Sc sobrepone en-
I -A
los legisladores, y pasados los tres
meses de session regular, apenas
! 81 Sc logra que haya quorum, para
aprobar una ley. Pero esta yez no
Sc trata de un receso. La Legis-
latura ha dado por terminada su
function, y tenemos un plazo de
dos aiios para probar en- la prac-
tica los efcctos de esta legislation
que adolece de un empirismo deli
cioso. Es una lgislacion carente
de bases Toda ella adolece de 10
mismo. Hasta la ley del presu-
lpuesto, Sc resiente de esa inestabi
lidad. icon que ingresos van a
cubrirse los siete milIones asig-
nados en- la partida de gastos?
Pero este es un tema que requie
re un estudio aparte y una docu
mentaci6n especial que harla de
masiado largo este artfculo. Lar
igo, y un POGO sermoneante, preci
Isamente 10 que nosotros estamos
tratando de rehuir.
Pero un hecho de tanto relieve
como el de la clausura de las Ca
maras, no podia escapar la Gro
MICA diaria. Y al hecho por ST in
teresante, hemos querido ponel
unas acotaciones que sin duda nc
10 son tanto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07

Ipital del peon Domingo Molina,
que qued6 examine.
Fue trasladado inmediatamente
ial Cuarto de Socorros, donde le
prestaron los auxilios oportunos,
logrando mejorarle tanto que pi-
dio sc'le dejase marchar a su casa,
en- Nueyo Nortes
Sc nos asegura por persona
autorizada que el Lcdo. Agustln
L. Font ha sido nombrado Fiscal
de la Corte de este Distrito; como
Itambien que el actual Juez NUM-
Icipal de este Distrito, Lcdo. J. j.
Acosta ha sido nombrado Fiscal
!de la Corte de Distrito de ssgua-
Idilla y que le sustituira aqui, en-
LA Corte Municipal, el Lldo. To
Irres C6rdova.
segdn nuestras noticias, ma
mana contraera nlatrimonio, en-
'Aguirre, el estimable joven pom
.ceno don Manuel r. Guznan, con
la amable y bella seIlorita Marta
.Guzman.
La nueva directiya del centric
de estudios psicol6gicos "Circulo
QuarensD ha qucdado constituida
como sigue:
Mariana Gautier. Presidency
Jose Ma. Torres, Vice; Gerardo
Ortiz, tesorero; yocales pronieta-
rios, Onesimo Roche, Jose Z. FL
gueroa, Basilisa Suarez Y Luis Sa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07
DE TEATRO.
LA TEMPORADA DE OPERA

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El senor Bracale ha tenido pa
ra los abonados una consideration
que no suelen tener los empresa-
rios. Ha empezado su temporada
con function de abono y ademas,.
no ha estado remiso en- la presen-
taci6n de los mejores artistas que
trae. Lazaro, Danise, la Cassani,
los tres fueron exhibidos la pri-
mera noche. Del gran tenor Laza-
70, va conocido de nuestro publ
co que tuvo para el en- la Temporal
da anterior los aplausos mas fer
yientes,. solo podemos decir que
con vaIer- tanto como valfa, ahora
vale mas. Porque el insigne can
tante ha ganado en- arte, en- elegan
cia, y es ahora rn artista irrepro-
chable que emplea ell torrente
prodigioso de su voz cuando la
situaci6n 10 requiere, que nos ha-
ce el regalo de su divina media
yoz cuando la situaci6n dramati-
ca 10 exile. Ell p1blico ha tenido
para Lazaro, para su tenor fayo-
rito, las ovaciones, esas ovacio-
nes impregnadas de carifio, que
solo guarda para el.
Otro gran artista conoci6 nues-
tro p1blico la noche del debut: el
baritone Danise que posee una
voz pastosa, amplia, LENA de ca
Ida emoci6n y que es, ademas, un
consumado actor. Danise es un
baritone eminente que conyencio
a todos desde que sali6 a escena.
Con Lazaro y con la Cassani com
parti6 las ovaciones de la noche.
Anoche, en- "Aida'', el triunfo
de Lazaro, fue algo imborrabIe.
Ell eminente baritone Danise dio
un gran relieve a la escena del ter
Ger acto y fue aclamado en- un
mdtis.
La seforita Taylor y Maria vi
Meta oyeron muy bien ganadcs
aplausos. Ell bajo Martiu6 com
plcto el buen coniunto.
La orquesta bajo la admirable
direction del gran GuerrieEi, ne
rece los apIausos que el p1blico
tlivo para ella en- Ia persona de
III ilustre director que fu6 llama
10 a escena al final de todos los
actos.
nj trdspsute de tufno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07

Una palabra solemne, una fra
Sc de dolor y de tristeza escucha-
mos en- momento inesperado; un
"adios" profundo y emocionante,
dicho por ell amado Maestro Ma
nuel Fernandez Juncos, expresan-
do a la vez, que Gel Buscapien de
ia de publicarse, y que la pluma
batalladora del maestro insigne
quedara en- relative reposo, tras
un afanar de mas de medic siglo,
consagrada siempre al progreso
de esta terra portorriquefa y a
toda obra de hbertad, de virtud y
de amor; y ese "adios" nos con-
mueye tanto y tanto, que sentimos
en- nuestros corazones la congoja
acerba de una pena insolita y de
una angustiosa Orfandad.
Ell escritor brillante y erudito,
educacionista, poeta, pedagogo,
flosofo y patriarca de toda una
generacion literaria, incubada al
calor de su paternal afecto, cree
y comprende que necesita va un
suave remanso>para su agitado y
luminoso espfritu, victorioso mil
yeces en- las luchas del pensamien
to V en- las luchas del coraz6n.'
Pero no Sc va ell Maestro: queda
en- su trlpode augusta; en- el re-
tiro de su estudio; frente al altar
de su biblioteca, como sacerdote
iubilado Gle una devotion divina,
que ofciara su Misa diaria con
! sagrando ante el ara de su fe de
ap6stol, la sagrada magestad de
su idea, y leyantandO entire sus
manos evangelicas su pduma au-
rea y marayillosa, como un caliz
de luz.
Y ALA iremos siempre: tras-
pondremos. ell p6rtico dorado de su
I,hogar, ennoblecido y santifcado
por sus virtudes privadas y pu-
,blicas, a oir sus consoles paterna-
les, a recoger de sus labios la en-
senanza pura, y bailar nuestras
almas en- ell Jordan de su espiritu
serene, ensoiiador y gentil.
Mucho debemos al Moestro
amado: e puso en- nosotras las
alas de un anhelo fntimo; y guio
nuestros incipientes vuelos por el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07
Sc ALQUILA.

Casa bien anueblada, parada
IL, Carretera 127. SaIa, come
dor, cosina, cuatrO dOrmitorios,
cuarto para sirvientas, bafiO.
CuatrO meses, daesde 10 Julio. In
formafa telefono All, San Juan.
.ls sst Il. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07
ELNBASE-BALL EN- LAS
GRANDES LIGAS
(Por inalambrico.)
Scores.
Liga Americana.

LIga AmeTlcana.
Washington, 8; New York, 1
Detroit, i; Chicago, 4; Cleve-
land, 8; st. Louis 6.
Liga Nacional.
Pittsburg, II; Cincinnati, 8;
Pittsbug, O; Cincinnati, 2; st.
Louis, 8 Chicago. A; Boston, 6;
Brooklyn, 4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-07
10 MATo UN RAYo

En- el barrio Elisa de San Sebas-
tian fue muerto por un rayo el in
dividuo Jose Torres Rodriguez, ma
tural de esta poblaci6n.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22

ONE LOT FREE. One and other valuable prizes will be
given away ABSOLUTELY FREE Everyone o the ground
whether purchaser will be given free ticket which
entities the holder equal chance the FREE LOT and
each of the other prizes Drawing prize does not bar
from equal each the Others the only condition
required is you be on the ground.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22

SPECIAL OFFER With each lot sold will be given the priv
ege of the three lots the price EACH
thus allowing the purchaser regulate the size of his
chase without competitive bidding against himself decided
advantage the purchaser and privilege allowed by
many companies.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22
Real Estate the Basis Of all Wealth

High
E perfect
nAedy An
oubu
Be
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sat
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22


oufnda
and
advantages t du
ideal udnehni nihh tt live nj to
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22

Redwood Falls Real and development Co.. has pure
land une IN three bio
Lohrenz addition Falls This firm has subdlv
Graded the purchasers and Of
be Redwood Falls Each and every lot
and reeardless of Friday. October 24 at
The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22
Free

onehaf
desiring and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17
81 AIsEE7 I. RED.

Then she informed me, in case I were
superstitlous (Which she is not) that
black cats around a studio are the best
Of luck"
We were interrupted by the camera
man, Roy Overbaugh, and Miss Binnev
went to stand a. her ironing board that
ne might focus his camera. Another
short delay, during which she arranged
tor me TIE best seat IN the house.
This happened to be on 4 kitchen table
beside her director, Mr.. John s. Robert
son. and the camera, and not over a
dozen feet from her act.
Another surprise: I Rad seen manv
pictures OF directors with huge mega
phones, CAPS on back-side-foremost, rid
ing breechts, stocky PutteeS and collars
torn away at their threats that they
might below their directions ar the actor
people who were herded much like cattle.
But Mr. Robertson sat in his chair. and
gave hts direction SO quietly tl,at only
those 70 whom he was talking heard him.
Never an impatient word, and it seemed
easy and the natural thing to do to carry
NJ his ideas.
Ready. Constance" he said. Now
turn just = little 70 the side of your IRON
ing board" Then Instructions were
given to the erva1ts w.;o were surrcp-
titiously to watch Barnabetta which is
her play name, as she irons a pair OF
dress trousers. AN right, Jere," Mr..
Robertson called I Jcre Austin, Start
down the stairs"
The servants hearing the footsteps N
the stairway scanper to cover. Jere
stops at the door. and co~ntenplates
Barnabetta, and an understanding light
comes over his face. He starts to cross
the 0 noiselessly.-but here, I'm tell
ing the story of the play. or giving the
ending, which is n O ethical.
This rehearsal over. Mr.. Robertson
sends them all back to their places !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17
Fading IN with Barnabetta

Tt Is somewhat strange that ere sea4
soncd in nearly all phases OF the picture
business as ! have been. had never seen
the inside of q great motion picture
studio. However, such was the ease and
so, when / received ! charming little
note from Constance Binney saying she
would be delighted to have me come
over to the studio and see us and
added, after a comma and a dash, please
do" ] realized one of my desires was
about TO be gratihed. Not only that. but
[ was to have the privilege of seeing
one of such charm and ability at her
work" and I looked forward in pleas
anticipation to my visit to the big
stHdio nj Fort Lee.
Nor was I in n way disappointed
when ] was ushered through the laby-
rinth and nazes of sets and scenes and
~hat-ncts, to that particular recess
where they were working / confess to
a thrill that young girls must experience
on the eve OF their debuts.
Miss Binney, in party gown, was peep
ing @=@@ behind a side screen, and
smiiingfy held out a welcoming hand that
helped me overcome my "stage-fright."
She led me over cables around lamps
and pieces of furniture to j library"
where they had just finished filming a
scene: Stage hands and property men
were hurrying the arrangement of the set
which vas to be the finale in her picture,
"Erstwhile Susan"
] was initiated into the mysteries OF
making ~photoplays, and we talked of the
picture, of her work, and everything and
everybody in general She is an easy
favorite with all those about her, and she
had nice things to say of all Of them. "A
cat IS black As the ace of spades came
BY and paused to brush lovingly against
her.
Here's Blackie," she introduced me,
and there are four more in Blackie's
fanf1y,-the eunningest little things r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

@Aii ready" he says,-"Fading IN"
saw the camera was turning and then
realized l was the entire audience OF the
closing scene in "Erstwhilc Susan
which you and millions Of others sill see
on the screen. and which you will like ex-
ceedlngly, or I'm a very poor guesSer.
Some "~ciose-ups,' a few stills" ar
then the entire scene was filmed agar.
for one negative is made fer the Unite
States and n for foreign countries
During the waits, Miss Binney occa.
sionally sang very softly 70 herself. She
came over TO have a look at the scene
through the Camera; she took a few
steps of a pretty little dance, (above all
else she can GanceD; and she talked
about the next cali"
When she came over to sit beside nlc
she suddenly remembered she was not at
a party. but was having her picture
taken, and might wrinkle her gown AL
up. So she had to continue standing.
Miss BInney IS very much a girl. bright
and yivacious and is all Of five .eet and
tsree-quarter inches tall. She has been
carefully reared and IS the possessor of
Charming manners. She is = splendid
conyersationaIist, we'll educated and read
aAiQ 4 1NFOA1 Ol lCilpCf df1Clt- 10 NE
this temperament" stuff spells simply a
lack of po,se, and my subject is poise to
the final degree.
She drove me bach to New York in
her big car with Mr.. Robertson, and L
talk vas as rambling as the New Jersey
road we travelled. ] heard her express
an ambition to play = certain part, but |
must observe this as 2 confidence; for if
il became known il might be hard for
Mr.. Kane, president OF Realart Pictures.
to obtain the rights for the piece. And
I hope nothing viii prevent his getting It,
IN which event. TO indulge in some of
our live languaEe,-huh-lieve me, Con-
stance BiRney can play it'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17
The Things Women Love
Eureka Electric
Vacuum Cleaner

Next to the Apex Electric
Washer in convenience, eff
cheney and labor saving Is the
Eureka Electric Vacuum
Cleaner. Sold on our abso-
lutte guarantee. We also have
the Clio and Hoover Sweep
ers, that carry the same guar
antee. Sold on easy pay
merits that can be arranged
to suit your own convent
ence.
Pay as it earns for you.
We viii hold for Christmas
delivery If YOU prefer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

Mrs. Edwar Eder and daughter.
Mary Frances, and Mrs. Mary Krost
expects to leave after the holidays
for Miami. Florida. where they viii
spend the balance OF the winter
Eugene Carpenter of the ". b. Bur
ford Co. Indianapolis. was in Crown
Point on Monday and was awarded the
contract for the supplies for the Court
House for the next quarter by the
County Commissioners
Announcements have ben received in
Crown Point on Monday Of the birth
Of a daughter 10 Mt. and Mrs Herman
Kaphl &c Detroit. Mich Mrs Kauhl
was formerly Miss Evelyn Henderlong
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17
Sose Ilroat, Colds
2uscssy Relieved BY MamlIn's
Wizard Osi

Hsmlin's Wizard Oil Is a simple and
effective treatment for sore throat and
chest colds. Used as Z garglc for sore
throat II brings quick relief. Rubbed
CT the chest Il viii often loosen I'd a
hard, deep seated cold in one night.
How often sprSins, bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every family, az
well as little troubles ike earache.
toothachc, cold sores, canker sores.
stE neck, and tired aching feet.
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil viii a.
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 80 ceuts.
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get youT money back
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache2 Just try Wizard Liver Whips.
pleasant little pink pills, so cents
Guaranteed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

prominent women. being a
member of the Women's Relief Corps.
who attended the funeral in a body.
Mrs. Creswell leaves her husband who
Is also failing in health and one daugh-
ter. Mrs Fannie Charter Of St. Anne,
IL.
Mrs. Leonard Fatch il confined to
her home on Main street and her on
dition. witch for a time was quite ser
ious. Il somewhat improved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

Adam Reeder. who mas been very
sick the past week and whose ailment
has ben diagnosed as small pox. IS
still a very sick man. The nome on
G-oIdsgprough street has keen quaran-
tined.
A. G. Routzong Of the Lett Manu-
featuring Co. has been entertaining
his father of Et. Louis for several
days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

Better call up The Times an
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it wi.
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

The funeral Of Mrs. Ed. caswen who failing in health for several years BE-
died "a Thursday was held at he hon ing afflicted with hardening OF the
on Saturday. Mrs. casven as been arteries. she was 4 Or Crown
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

The report that Cathleen Wander
bit, former wife Of Reginald Van
derbilt, is to marry Sydney James
Colford is causing much gossip in
Newport circles. The Vanierbits
were divorced last August. Mrs.
Colford is now SUNG Colford for di-
vorce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17

Masons. hear Grand Master. Tonight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-17
6fhAge. ''7he Sikh ass
uifh sDecf0cles on 1ose''

So am so years old, and consider it q for
tuuate day When q friend induced ne TO
Try a cup of Horlick S Matted Milk. ! use
It with benefit and pleasure two or three
times a day. It is delicious and has done
ne q world Of good"
Evening journal., 1919-08-14
If AtsTR,II. RETALIATEs.

xSY not agreeable TO asked choose between the
i rattllng of the Prussian saber and the American
cash box" declares William Lewis Australian in re-
marking on the combinations Of American capital per-
mltted under the Webb b-Pomerene act.
This IS the to which the Democrats point with
pride and which the Australians view with alarm.
cordng Mr. Lewis who says that Right or wrong an
impression exists his country that the purpose OF this
bin is to egaze for the exploitation OF commercial fields
outside OF the United States practices methods which
The United states Government has deemed necessary
to suppress within her borders being nimcal to
the public welfare"
Mr. Lewis holds the head OF American industry
the threat that enter into powerful combinations Of
capital with the express purpose OF exploiting and cap
mrins the Australian market, Australia viii enter into
mch preferential arrangements with Great Britain by
way OF lower duties and other determinations as 10
Irive American goods out OF the insular dominion
y Australia, says he, "n common with every member
Of the British Empire firmly welded than ever be-
fore holds powerful weapon in reserve which she NAV
forced TO without scruple and which she can so
use without the slightest breach OF international law"
The suggestion arises that the Webb -Pomerene Act
which the Democratic party assured us would be the
open sesame TO foreign fields OF trade not going 10
be all beer and skittes for the L. 5. A.
Without discussing the merits. demerits. Of this
Democratic trade jimmy there some things to note
IN reply TO the warning OF Mr.. Lewis.
First # is a highly inappropriate time TO threaten
reprisas view Of Article % paragraph e) OF the
League Of Nations ardenty espoused by Great Britain
because OF her desire TO dictate the policies OF the United
States That paragraph directs that the league will make
provision TO secure and maintain freedom OF communities
lions and Of transit and equitable treatment for the
OF all members OF the league"
Now, it is already well known fact that Great Britain
md her five voting dominions rapidly perfecting
'cheme by which mutual preferences will be granted
goods the products Of the British Empire through sys-
lem of tariff and other trade determinations.
Bonar Law, the government leader OF the House Of
Eommons, freely admits this
The British Empire secures six votes in the league
Evening journal., 1919-08-14

which be used to prevent members The very
policy which she adopts herself and against which there
be effective criticism long the league is nom
existent.
Second It is fact equally well known that Great
herself encouraging vast combinations Of capital
to control her foreign trade in which the government it,
self is active participant.
Only last month our trade commissioner w. J. Page
writing London gave something OF the details OF
mighty British combination for foreign tradea fedora
tonNhch comprises i72 associations and $50 individuals
representing upward Of 1900 British manufacturing
establishments with aggregate capital OF s2OOOOOOOOO
and employing 100000 employees None but bona hde
British manufacturers are admitted TO membership
There arc members Of Parliament connected with this
federation trade ambassadors TO be sent TO every
country to keep Great Britain informed Of legislation and
influence 1t If possible and the whole grand plan has the
backing and active cooperation Of the British Govern
ment.
Such vast scheme OF world trade domination has not
yet been broached in the United States.
It to be hoped Mr. Lewis does not voice the senti-
ment Australia which has proned much in the Ameri-
can market he and his program is enforced this
country under a salwart Republican Administration will
find ways TO meet the issue.
Evening journal., 1919-08-14
Editorial Opinion
SENATOR LODGES GREAT SERVICE

u
From the New York sun.
Senator Lodge performed great pub
! lie service in his address to the senate
on the League OF Nations yesterday. In
digniled and dispassionate words he
stripped the Wilson covenant bare and
exposed its dangers and its falslties. lie
reailrmed sound Americsnsm in elo-
quent periods. But he did something
besides these things.
BY his comprehensive survey OF the
proposed covenant OF the League, and
his pitiless exposition Of It's funda-
mental viciousness, he restored the per
spectiye Of his fellow countrymen. No
man can read his words. the words of
an experienced, able scholarly states
man, without having his mind cleared
Of the mass Of detail which has ac-
cumulaied i'm the discussion Of this
subject In this speech Senator Lodge
considered details but never lost sight
Of the great principles Of Americanism
at stake in The contest In which he
bears so honorable a part. His cita-
tion Of specific facts illuminated The
general fact; his eloquence was utilized
TO clarity, not TO obscure the great IS
sue.
The address Of Mr. Lodge was a
memorable contribution TO sanity and
TO real statesmanship.
Evening journal., 1919-08-14
With the Photographers

Judge Peter Bentz is an oldfashloned farmer who
res his buggy whip from store TO store-Arkansas
Thomas Cat
In the interest Of morality. heavenly maid, stern JUS
tce in Massachusetts is halting Sunday golf. Right
Keep members in the club houses close TO the lockers
where demons dwell; pent in cafes close 10 the card
tables keep them anywhere but out in the fresh air and
ness.-New York sun.
The most popuous part OF Siberia faces gloomy fu-
hire II n fights the Bolshevik 10 VIII be overwhelmed
II II does not will be robbed and wrecked Death is
the upper road and Iniuns the lower II Is prob
ably too late 10 do anything though action
resolved But Che doctrine of non-responsbiy
is not satisfying. and the outcres Of Siberia will disturb
conscenoes all over the world. II had not intended
doing we should not have raised false hopes~NeY York
Tribune.