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The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
NO BAN ON STYLES
Infinite Variety and None Are
 Built Alike.
Straioht and Narrow Most Prominent, With Only Sign of Any Breadth
 at Wastine.

The dresses are the great achieve mcnts of season that is still young. Among them there Is an infinite vari- ety and no one is built exactly like the last one. For general lines they use these that are straight and narrow, the only sign of any breadth being seen at flat unexpected place, tn" waiStlinc. The line of the waist has also dropped prrCcptihly and no more do we see on the daytime frock that Waistline that starts from Il point somewhere under the arms. More likely Is 1t to he seen running around the hips or somewhat above thcm-never an inch above the normal placing.
 The coat dress Is ncw-and useful in the extreme It Is tailored quite formally. but 1t has probabilities for the insertion of feminine diversions, that add much to its interest. There Is one, for instance, made of the popu- lar blue serge, that Is wrapped about the form from shoulder to hem. The only variety 1t shows is where one side of the skirt laps over the other when there suddenly appears soft satin lining of vivid green tone.
 Another one is made of dull green velours. chemiSe incut and with wide open kimono sleeves. At the waistline, by way of belt, narrow piece of skunk fur Is seen. and, to repeat this note of black, another bit of the fur Is used at the left side of the standing collar, where it buttons tightly under the ear
 Many of the collars on these dresses are made high and thick in appear ance. None of them fit the neck as in seasons past.
 It is almost necessary now to use two materials in the shaping of n mod ish froCk The idea was started from q thought of conservation and 1t sur wives largely because of its shecr beauty For afternoon and dinner gowns, printed silks and chiffons are used in combination with plain silks and Chiffons. Then for more wOrka- day occasions combinations of wool and silk are more usual
 The straight flat panel Is one of the successes of the day and Is seen in every possible phase. Usually, though, 1t must hang from shoulder to hem at back. without any interruption as to waistline. In the front, however. 1t may be confined or not according to whim or taste.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
SUGAR BEET GROWERS
 MAKING GOOD MONEY

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 3.-Checks totaling more than S5,000,000 were mailed to growers of sugar beets in this inter.mountain section by the six sugar manufacturing companies which operate twenty-three sugar factories in Utah, Idaho and Washington. The payments constitute the final settle ments for last years crop of sugar beets, with the possible exception of a few thousand tons which were still in the ground in the middle of De cember.
 Farmers received approximately $10 a ton for sugar beets in Utah this sea son. Early in November payments of more than S7,000,000 were made by the several companies operating in this territory. The total beet crop for this season was more than l,20O,- 900 ton, which is considered a satis- factory yield.
 The sugar factories will be oper- ated for a period of from 90 to l20 days, 1t depending upon the tonnage received at the various plants. The average run for the season at all plants is 100 days. The aggregate output will run about 3,000.ooO sacks.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States Commissioners
 Court, Chitina Precinct, Third Divi-
 sion, Territory of Alaska Un Pro
 bate). In the matter of the Estate
 of Edward Gustafson. deceased-ss
 Notice Is hereby given by the under. signed administrator of the estate of Edward Gustafson deceased, to the creditors and all persons having claims against the said Edward Gus, tafson, deceased. to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, within six months from the date of the trsr publication of this notice, to the ad' ministrator at his place of business at Strelna. in Chitina precinct, terri tory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the busi. ness of the said estate.
 V. J. DIVER, Administrator.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
BEADED NOVELTIES ARE HERE
the Attractive Trinkets Which Have Been imported.

Among the trinkets which have been imported to this country and are sell ing in various places are chains to be worn around the neck. To say that they are woven does not in the least degree describe the intriCuCy of the patterns and designs.
 One, for instance. of electric blue and silver beads, Is woven in patches about an inch and q half long by half inch wide, strung together by n dozen or more strands of the beads, on straight strings, these strands being, again, about two inches in length. At the end, for Il pendant, there is Il square. dangling midway between the throat and waist, woven in an en- largcmcnt of the pattern displayed in the other bits of weaving. The pat tern Is not distinct. IL has an elusive way with 1t, being Il design in the silver with a background of the shim- mcring blue beads.
 This chain, or whatever you wish to call il, was worn with q street gown of black satin. The gown itself was entirely without trimming and 1t had one of those very popular and h"auti- full neck lines reaching in Il straight line from shoulder to shoulder. This enabled the chain to show against the whiteness of skin for Il space, and then to appear shining against the shiny blackness of the satin. The effect was decidedly interesting, and the beads held ones attention as a beautiful jewel might have done.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
POLAND's FIRST PRESiDENT-IF

If out of the great war comes the republic of Poland and Jan lgnace pudcrcwSki is made its first president, the new republic will not have to tell the world who it's chief executive is. For nll the world knows that he Is the foremost pianist of his day and gener- ation and among the greatest perform CTS the world has seen.
 Born in 1S59 in Podoln, which was taken from Poland by Russia in lT93, he was n professor of music in the Warsaw conservatory at eighteen. His debut took place in Vienna in 1887. Since 1892 he has been u familiar figure in the United States. He has been at the head of the work of form Ing the Polish legion here and of rais- ing funds for the Polish cause.
 Polish troops have taken posses sion of POscn, capital of German Po- land. The Gulician socialist leader, Daszynski, has been appointed premier of Poland and charged with the forma-
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
TOO PRACTICAL

No. Herbert" she said, in low tone, it is impossible. fear to trust my future with you"
 And why?"
 q have watched your conduct very closely. It lacks the mark of such devotion as my soul craves."
 Do not come to see you four times in the week."
 "Yes, but I have detected calcu- lating selfshness in your nature which fear"
 What do you mean?"
 You have never yet failed to leave in time to catch the last bus
 But that is only common sense. v
 "I know it Is, Herbert, and there fore 1t is not e."-Ex.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
 TRATiON

In the United States Commissioners
 Court of the Territory of Alaska,
 for Cordoya Precinct tin Probate). In the matter of the Estate of Will
 jam llerrOld. deceased
 Notice i& hereby given that K. C. Robinson has filed in the commissions CTS court of Cordoya precinct, Alaska, a petition praying that letters of ad. ministration be issued 10 him upon tEc estate of William Hcrrold de ceased. and that Wednesday. the 10th day Of January. 1919. al 10 o'clock a. m of said day. at the court room of said commissioners court in the city of Cordoya, territory aforesaid, has been set for hearing said petition. vixen and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the prayer of said petition should not be granted
 Witness the Hon.
 (ScaD A. J. ADAMS, Judge of the said Commissioners
 Court. and the seal of said court
 hereunto affixed this 30th day of
 December, 1918
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03

CTS court of Cordoya prccinc. Alaska. petition praying that letters of ad- ministration be issued to hm upon the estate of Nick Abon. deceased. and that Wednesday. the 10th day of January, 1919. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court room of said commissioners court. in the city of CGrdoya, territory aforesaid, has been set for hearing s;id petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why the pt2yer of said petition should not be granted
 Witness the Hon.
 tScaD A. ]. ADAMS, Judge Of the said Commissioner
 Court. and the seal of said Court
 hereto affixed. this 3Oth day of
 December, 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
TAX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the town taxes for the town of Cordoya for the year 1918 are now due and payable to the undersigned at his of flee. Taxes will be delinquent on Monday, February 10. 1919, at 6 p. m, and thereafter penalty of 5 per cent will be added.
 THOS. s. SCOTT,
 Town Treasurer. Dec. 27 to Jan. 3, 1919.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
ERE IT STARTED

Wed have gotten on all right fl that snake hadn't come along and taken charge of the apple crop said Eve.
 Yes" replied Adam, this is the original case of the ultimate consumer getting the worst of 1t at the hands of the middleman. FIX.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMINS
 TRATiON

In the United States Commissioner
 Court for Cordova Precinct, Terri tory of Alaska Gin Probate). In the matter of the Estate of Nick
 Aboff, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that K. F. Holden has filed in the commission
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03

it is estimated, worth about $3O, GOO ,0OO.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03

Simple yet extremely becoming is this bijou waist of flesh georgette. The double collar of knife plating. the turnback cuffs, held by bows of moire silk and the box plaits with an inter estine line of hemstitcnng through the center are items worthy of note.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-01-03

cabinet Pudi to whom the Polish council has nrued the formation q government
 throughout the world number 3lSo- that of the latter in Poland Ihuania Little Rus ia hav the of Sclfd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
DE MARTINEZ TOvAR
,EI Gran GGle0t0..

El notable primer actor de IL COM
panfa Virginia Fabregas, pondrd para
SUI function de beneficio ell pr6ximn jue-
yes, ell drama de don Jose Echegaray,
EI Gran G0lcOt0o
Martinez Tovar la logrado hacer
una Interpretation eXtraordinaria del
ErnestO Y es EN- ell famOso drama de
Echegaray que ha cOnseguido unO de
sus mayores triunfOs de actor.
En- el tempo que lleva actuandO en-
tre nosotros ell ,joven y brillante, actor
Sc ha ganado muchaS admiraciOneS y
mucilos aplausOs que han de encon
trar ocasion de exteriorizarse ei pro
XimO jueveS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
De TEATROa


ZasG,- 4beR-HWnteyG Y Fedora, son las
obras que, han IenadO los carteles del
sabado, de Ia ma tine " de la function
de anoche.
Ell Teatro Sc ha visto muy brillante
Y los artistas han sido muy aplaudidOs
ZGGd Y Fedora ofrecen ancho campo
de lucimiento a los principales inter.
pretes no hay que decir como supple
ron aprovecharlO la sonora Fabregas
Y ell Sr. Martinez TOvar.
De Aben-HuneyG no hay que decir
que abunda en- escenas de muchO re-
lieve y que es Obra que por la musica-
lidad de sus versos la gallardfa de
sus tipos, brinda al actor mdltiples
ocasiones de APPLAUSE. Ell pGbl;co que
Ola encantado los admirables versos dc
Villaespesa, llam0 con insistencia al
insigne autor al final de cada actO.
La sefiOra Fdbregas Y ell senor Mar
tfnez T'ovar, fueron muy aclamados
I tambiCn.
Ell S@umdo Apunte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
Ell BANQUETE DEL SABADO

Espl6ndido result6 ell banQuete dado
por los miembrOs de la Asamblea Mu
nicipal ell sabado por la noche en- ell
BSotet Po1oce
Preside el acto ell presidente de la
Asamblea senior Miguel Echevarrfa.
Una banda de m1sica deleit6 los con
currentes stocande selectas piezas.. HUI
bd brindis, haciende llso' de la pala-
bra los senores Acufa, Bazan, Martf-
nez Rosell6, Marchan Sicard6, Alva-
rezs lAiisueE' Echetarrta, aBarbosa, Co.
Ion ;Baergaa Dalmauyy Ganet En- el ac-
to reip6 eef4pl6t la mayor cerdialidad prolon.
gandose hasta despu6s de, las 10, a
Ell Hotel Palace hizo un verdadero
ararde de su insuperable cocina de
su irreprochable 'servicio, dando un
regio mend. nenul3C rogaa7 1O2 &
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
ESPECTACULOs PARA HOY

Tres Banderas-"Tenor I del Si.
glo XXX, estreno del 13 Y Ia episo-
dios de "Elmo ell Invencible." II
Victory Garden.-Una cinta comics
y estreno de Gel Juramento Tragicop
en- actos Y la preciosa opereta "La
Poupee" LA Muneca), por Maria Sc,
verini.
TeatrO Municipal.-La comedia er
un acto titulada Gel Aqua Milagrosa'
y ell drama en- tres actos titulado ola
Otra Vida.
RiaItO.-"Mentira Sublime"
Luna.-Estreno de los episd bs 4 y
IS de eel Misterio del Millionaire Car
ter"
Manana, Gel Impostor". en- Z par
tes.
.ReaI.-"Suicidio Moral, en- Z par
tes. ....
Monte CarIo.-"Intriga" y una CO.
mica.
Puerto Rico.-El episodio 6 de "La
Gran Jugada" y "Cambio de Corazo-
nes".
Habana.-"CleopatAa".
NOrma.-"Amor Fango" y una
comica.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-Des-
pedida de los "Carter-Satanelas."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
La Conferencia del senor
Villaespesa

La fiesta de anoche en- ell teatro
"Mendez Vigo", para festejar al
gran poeta Francisco Villaespesa, re-
sulto soberbia y suntuosa.
Ell coliseo estaba lleno de bote en-
bote. La flor y nata de Mayagiiez Sc
dio cita ALI para rendirle homemade
y pleitesfa al insuperable autor de Gel
Alcazar de las Perlas."
Ell discurso de presentation del Hon
Fiscal Acosta Quintero, fue elocuen-
tisimo. Nunca habiamos dido tan
conceptuoso al Sr. Acosta.
Villaespesa lleno su cometido dc
una manera magistral.
Fue la conferencia del cantor anda.
luz un himno al arte, la vida, Ia
natufaleza, la poesfa.
La poesia y ell amor-decia Villa.
espesa-son dos hijas gemelas de una
misma madre tierna y amorosa.
Son los poetas los llamados a prem
der una lampara de orc en- cada cora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
HOMBRE ARROLLADO

Aver en- la parade 16 Y media el
auto P-714 de Sebastian POrrata, guia
do p0r ell chauffeur Vicente Molina,
No.1297, arroll6 a Jose Santana, result
tnado con heridas en- varias parties del
cuerpO, siendO curado en- la Sala de
Socorros, pasandO luego al Hospital
Municipal.
Investigate ell case por ell guardia
Victor NJ. Flores, result6 ell accidente
debido a que ell perjudicado cruzaba la
carretera en- momentos que ell auto pa
saba gran velocidad Y sin tOcar bo.
Gina.
Ell chauffeur Molina ha Sido puestO
a disposition de la COrte Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

nente paz, pues que ella necesita ce-
rrar las heridas que abri6 en- sus
carnes la guerra. Ella, pOr tanto, so
licita de su gran amiga americana, ten
ga piedad del viejo Mundo parti-
cularmente de BGlgica EN- ST, ratifican
do ell TratadO de Paz Y permitiendo
de ese modo que los belgas retornen
con energfas la ardua labor de re-
parar sus ruinas.
p. Ladeuze, Rector de la Universi.
dad de Loyaina; r. Beyls, Vice Redac
/ tor de- la Universidad; j. an Bierv.
hliet Secretario de la Universidad; j.
de Becker, Professor de Divinidad
\ Rresidente del COlegio Americana; V
Gregoire, Professor de Botinica l.. Du
priez, Professor de Gobierno; c. Bias
Professor de Qufmica A. Lemaire
Professor de Medicina; l.. Deploige, Pro
fes0r de Etica Civil A. Thiery, Pro
feser. de Psicologfa j. COrbian, Pro
| fesor de DerechO COmercial G. Del
marcel, Professor tie Qufmica Indus
trial Il. Loci, Professor de Divinidad,B b
LENA. Professor de Derecho Internaci(
nal; f. Mayense, Professor de Litera
tura EN- Latin; \. Schicks, Professor
de Derecho Civil; J. Forget, Professor
de Divinidad; J. Hachez, Professor d.
Cinemdtica.
A. Fauchie, Professor de Historic
A. Van Hecke, Professor de Ingenierfa
A. Bay0t, Professor de Ret0rica, Th
DebaisieuX, Professor de Cirugfa; G
Varrieat, Professor de Matematica
G. Denys, Professor de Biolosfa; l.
| Malville Professor de, Derecho Civil
e. Descamps, Professor de Derecho Ii
ternacional; G. de la Callee Poussin
Professor de Nratematicas r. Scho
kaeft, Professor de Obstetricia; q. De
baisieux, Professor de Cirugfa; Z. De
baisieux, Professor de Zoologia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
FEsTIvALEs MASONICOS

En- conmemoracion del dfa de AcGon
de G1aeias Y de la colocaci6n de la pri
mera piedra del temple mas6nico, que
tendra lugar ell jueves % del corrien.
te, la Logia' Buenas Costumbres, de
Cayey, llevard cabo en- ell Teatro San
Rafael, una esplendida velada .en la
que tOmaran parte los senOres 2raXe
des Santiago, la seilora Rep1blica NJ
de Sanchez, ell DR.. Gomez Brioso, la
senora Leon de Ortiz, el Lcdo. Huyke
la Lira Cayeyana, ell Dr.. A. VillenueXe
la nina Luz Rosario, el Lcdo. Felili
la sonora Lopez de Davila y ell Lcdo
Muiioz Morales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
MUEBLES.
COmprO y vendo muebles usadOs.
Lame pOr TelefOnO O escriba a
ApartadO 827. San Jose 16.
III. L6pez-CeperO.
UN CHOQUE

Aver, como las 10 A. NJ. EN- la ca
rretera cerca de Carolina, hubo un che
que. entire los AUTOMOBILES nlimeros
1890 Y $50, resultando los carros con
despcrfectos y heridos los pasajeros
que viajaban Ell ell auto nGmero 1890
Los carros los guiahan ell senior Rafael
F. We've Y Angel Bonilla. De la inves-
tigacion practicada resulta culpable
del chOque ell senior We've, pues el caro-
$50 venfa pOr su derecha y en- esa pO-
sici6n tuvo el chOque con ell otro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24

zoh al porvenir, y los heraldos Due
han de anunciarnos las futuras VIC
torias de la vida
Llorens Torres recit6 varias de
!sus poesias criollas, siendo estrepito-
samente aplaudido. Il
Evaristo Rivera Chevremont lego
unos delicados versos dedicados a Ma
|yaguez. II
Yayita Roig recito una bella poesiG.
del Sr. Villaespesa, y ell Sr. Gordils
lego dos poesias originates delicadi-
simos. Il
Negroni Mattey Y Adolfo Medina
tambien recitaron bellos sonetos. II
Villaespesa nos dio a conocer al
gunas de su mas exquisitas compost
clones, siendo merecidamente ovacio-
nado, pues Ell autor de "Lamparas Vo-
twas, como declamador, es uno de
los mejores que hemos dido. = Il
(De "Nueva Era".) +
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
NOTAS De VEGA BAJA

Parece que han levantadO rOncl1aS
las verdades que dijera en- mis- ante
riores notas, senalando algunos de-
fectOS ell algunos departamentos, Y con
ell prop6sito de que Sc corrigieran,, ISL
es que Sc podfan corregir. La causa
es la siguiente: los representatives de
la prensa en- este pueblo, jamas Sc
habfan OcupadO de Se1alar estos de-
fectos, que perjudicaban al pdblico.
sin que nadie Sc Ocupara de nada
pero cuando este correspOnsal Sc hi
20 cargo de la representation de Ell
1MPARCIAL y empez0 sehalar H.
gunas irregularidades,... iAquf fue
Troya! II
Parece que quien mas sc ha enfa-
dadO ha sido ell sei1or Postmaster, pues
Sc sirvi6 manifestarme que 10 mislnO
que pasaba ell este pueblo, pasaba
tambi&n en- casi todos los demas pte-
bios de la Isla-; refriendOse al di-
cho milo de que la distribuci6n de ia
correspondence estaba NAL atendida.
con que puedo probar EN- cualquier
momentO.
Ell senior Postmaster llam6 tambi&n
mi atenci6n acerca de las personaS
que solicitan la entrega de paquetes
fuera de las horas reglamentarias;
asf como tambi6n de Otras que ibah
buscar sellOs y no los pagaban. P0r
indication de dicho seflor, llatno ia
atenci6n de dichas personals al fin sde
que no Sc repitan est0s ,casOs Il dAndo-
me yo la vez por muy enterado:
Aparte de ESQ, entiendo que todbs
los hombres somos iguales y que to-
dos estamos sujetos crftieas,s atantO
profesionales como empleados.. cpa4ao
estamos al frente de cualquier depHr-
tamento no cumplimos con nuesEO
deber. II
Queda cOmplacidO ell amigo.
Ha sido nombrado Inspector auxi-
!, liar de Sanidad ell joven Jose de Ia
Rosa. Dicho empleado ha empezado
va desempefar los deberes de :su
cargo y nos permitimos lamar sn
atenci6n para que corrija en- todO 10
possible, la violaci6n de los Reglamen.
tos de Sanidad por ciertos CONFER
ciantes, quienes aprovechando opor-
tunidades, vierten aguas sucias en- las
cunetas, asf como aguas de tociro,
las cuales presentan un espectacglo
muy desagradable; al mismo tempo
que exhaIan una fetidez insoportable.
Corrfjase tai deficiencia. "
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
al DR.. Colon Rodriguez quien ha ve-
nidO a hacerse cargo de una de las
titulares de este pueblo. DeseamOs al
expresadO galeno, muchOs triunfOs en-
ell diffcil desempeno de su cargo.
BEadio AaId0RadO,
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
INFORMACIONs GENERAL

rRENTA Y DOS ILUSTRES MEM.
BROS DE LA UNIyERSIDAD DE
LOVAINA SUPLICAN SEA APROBA
DO Ell TRATADO DE PAZ
continuation de la pagina 1a.)
riesgOs que Europa tendrfa que CO.
rrer 81 los Estados Unidos sc negaran
a ratificar las ar1uas luchas de la
COnferencia de la Paz. Con tai ne
gativa, saben ell los que los frutos de
una victoria tan caramente cOmprada
estarfan compr0metidos. Saben ellOs
que tOdas las 'restitueiones y todas las
garantfas prometidas por Alemania ten
drfan que volver discutirse nueva-
mente. Ante sus ojos, la falta de
los EstadOs UnidOs en- firmar dicho
tratado, inevitablemente signifcarfa ell
cese de la amistad sells,da Ell los
campos de bataila entire la gran ma
ci6n americana y los poderes democra-
ticOs.
"Belgica, que fue especialmeDte por
el pals que los Estados UnidOs reali-
aaron tan espl6ndidOs sacriticios, ha
de sentir un desencanto horrible. Bel
gica sabe que, sin duda alguna, el
tratado de paz como 10 es la mayOrfa de
las obras del hombre, esta muy imper,
fectamente hecho. Belgica cree, no abs
tante, que este tratado representa- el
esfuerzo mas esplendido realizadO ja-
mas con ell prop6sito de asegurar la
paz del mundO.
"Belgica ha padecido infinitas des-
gracias. Y ella ahora sc da cuenta
que ell tratado, aunque tan imperfec.
tamente llevado a cabo, no solamente
lie da esperanza que tambi6n lie
promote una completa restauraci6n
POr 10 tantO, Belgica no Sc ha dete
nido pensar Ell NADIA que retardara
su ratification. B6lgica Sc halla Sc.
dienta de paz, de Immediate perma-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
LA FELICIDAD LIE sONRlE.

La felicidad ha sonrefdo inefable
mente en- el hogar del brillante jover
Lcdo. Gustayo Cruzado Silva. Su be
liza esposa dola Rosario Pujol lie ha re
galado un hermoso nifio, 10 que consti
tuye un nuevo encanto para la ena
morada pareja que Sc inici6 dulcemen
te en- la vida matrimonial.
Felicitamos los esposos Cruzado
Pujol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
INSTITUTE DE REFORMAS
SOCIALES.

Esta noche y EN- ell domicilio
del Institute Cruz 80 altos, Sc reu
niran los asOciados de este orga-
nismO para tratar cuestiOnes de
interes general.
El Comite Publico del Institu-
to presentara ell primer informe
de sus gestiones practicadas has
ia la fecha.
Sc tratara ademas de la publ
caci0n de un manifesto dirijido
al pueblo y de otros asuntos re-
laciOnadOs con ell alto cOstO de la
vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-24
yILLAEspEsA A HUMACAO

Esta tarde, de tres y media cuatrO
saldra para Humacao el ilustre poeta
Francisco Villaespesa, con objeto dc
dar EN- aquella culta poblaci6n la con
ferencia anunciada. Con ell egregiO
cantor de Granada van los seilores Bal
seiro padre hijo, Guerra Mondrag6n
Carreras Y Fernandez Ortiz.
Una vez terminada la conferencia
ell insigne poeta y sus acompailante
regresaran esta capital.
Villaespesa hablara maiiana en- Ca
guas, /donde como en- Humacao Sc lie
prepara un gran recibimientO y una
extraordinaria acogida.