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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-22
company, while tie average share-cap.
ital per russian company was 1920, 900

company, while the average share-cap.
ital per russian company was 1,22O, 600
rubles.
We get line on Russia as pio-
neer in modern industry by looking
at these figures: Before 1890 only
16 stock companies in Russia operated
on foreign capital. In the next 30
years 215 new ones came II. And
between 1900 and 1910 there were 160
more.
/ talked with an American who
made the trip between Vladivostok
and Petrograd. He jotted in his note
book, "The country we went through
today was like Kansas" The next
day 1t was Oregon or Wisconsin or
Montana.
There is land. coal, iron, climate,
everything of physical resource, need
ed for the makings of q great nation
in Russia and Siberia. All they need
now, on top Of what they've already
got is-well, that's what the peace
conference and the whole world is
talking about On the answer hangs
the history Of the next 10 years or a
hundred.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-22
Rheumatism Back on the Job
.... -..,.' With Its Old-time Fury

and routs out the disease germs, can
rid you Of this disabling disease.
S. S.. s. has given some wonderful
results in treating Rheumatism. Be-
ing a purely vegetable blood remedy,
it purifies the blood Of every germ,
and thus removes the cause Of Rheu-
matism. Get bottle today ut your
drug store, and start on the right
treatment that will get results. Free
advice about your case can be had by
writing to Medical Director, ,26 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-02-22
No Let.Up in Its Torture

6 Pretty soon you will be reaching for
the liniment bottle again, for the mil
lions of little pain demons that cause
Rheumatism are on the warpath. Win
ter weather seems to awaken them to
renewed fury. -a
But your Rheumatism cannot be
rubbed away, because liniments and To-
tons cannot reach the disease 1t is
in the blood. and only remedy that
goes deep down in to the circulation,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
ACTORS BENEFIT.
Mayor Issues Proclamation Calling Upon
People 10 Help.

Mayor ISSUES EFttAAE1atiDn AiLAlNT 4 Jon
People to Help.
Imptus has been gwen 20 the Actors
Fund drive for the special benefit per
formance to be held at The Plavhouss
tomorrow afternoon, by The Issuance OF (
proclamation bv Mayor William q
Taylor, in y wIlich be called upon the people
Of this city 10 observe December ) ~ d.
memorial day and TO help make the beneh
scheduled 81 The Playhouse on that date
successful The proclamation follows
The people, IN generous recognition
0i ne patriotic and Humanitarian wori
Of the acrors, vii wan. 70 aid, aud !
therefore recommend Al enthusiast
observance Of December 3, Actors Ne
moral day, IN The City Il Wilmington,
said Mayor Taylor.
At d meeting of the locSl committee In
charge yesterday afternoon inal Dlsns
were made for the sale Of the remainder
of the tickets for the performance tornor
row afternoon. Various people abou.
the city are to be seen and Il IS expected
70 have every seat in the theatre sold by
tomorrow noon,
The scat sale haS been going Alons
veil, bur there are number of choice
seats vet lett. 4 number Of Young women
sre now aiding IN the campaign snd the,
are making 81 thorough campaign 70 al
The house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
SECURITY TRUST DECLARES
REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

lhc Baard III directors " Slcgrij
Trust ANA safe Deposit Company 4t it-
regular meeting yesterday declared th,
regular quarterly dividend 81 per c,nf
Old thg capital stock, payable to stcck
holders December 81. 1919 And also an
extra dividend ~ 8 per cent payable st
the same time a. the stockholders, max
ug a total dividend paid tor the Wear
~ Us Bcr cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
PUBLIC SALES.

PUBLIC sALE--Furnlture. carpets rugs,
household goods, Will be sold al Stidham
Son e Auction store. III E Fourth street
Friday. December S. 1919. ! ocIock p m .
sharp $500 worth of high grade furniture
and rugs Sc Brass beds enameled bed,
leat th"r library cutie, two llyingroon suites
upholstered IN velour plush circassias
walnut bedroom suite. fell mattresses four
oaFtnports. throt coDehes. four huFcts six
extension tables leather sEas chairs. rock
ers. Turkish rockers. Eve Fete Of dishes. 100
pieces each. nine library tables. mahogany
and oak. china closets. mirrors. Is140
1aches plcturos.
HUas RUGS RUGS.
$500 worth Of new rugs administers. VII
ton. brussels. tapestry. wool fibre. ia tins
best COiors aud effects. all Sizes. 9Ei2. }X
l06 several small rugs. 80 mating rugs
tion sale Every thing will be sold 80 the
highest bidder Terms. cash stidham a.
son Auctioneers
PUBLIC SALE 81 ST Georges. Doi on
Eat Irday December &. 1919 vt II
O'Clock noon, sharp. Entire household fur
LII urc Terms, cash Also farm OF l42
ceres Situated Ia Dutch Neck Road, ST
Gc-ofges hundred. fenAnted by Cooling
Haman viii bc sold Good house. build
iugs and fences ia farm Terms for sale of
farm made known on day Of sale
Janyier & Buckson. Clerks
AUCTION SALES 0. every description
anywhere. If you WhpJ 70 SELL se% Hamil-
ton. the Square Deal Auctloneor anj Farm
Agent. 700 Madison street. Phong 734s w,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
Emrrald Cluh Prnmcnade.

The Emerald Club ii 81 Patrick Vi.i
Elvc their annual ball ID the Hotel 81,
Pont Annex, Tuesday evening pvcemhcr
SO, Many surprises ary IN store for thosc
attending. Jacobs orchestra will furnish
tho music, The chairman % the com
uittcc is Miss Anna Schult1 Admission
MIM M hN suhserIpnon N ono anlhE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
Polish Notrrs NIeel.

The Polish Voters Non-partlsan LCagll,
viii hold It's mcctng Thursday, Dozen
ber l i instead of December 9, on accoun.
Of forty hours devotion being held a
st. Hedwig's church Nomination II
officers win be held at the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
STEAMBOAT LINES.
|rS.sss~zfo Philadelphia
and Chester

FNDM tOt h1N ST NH EF
schedule Ia Effect SepteEnbar ag. 1919
subject 70 IusnGe MituDut Motifs,
leave hoth Wilmington. Fourth 81. Wharf
and fnAA1eApnls. theStnuf So Wharf. week
GAYS oAS1pt cNt1fueYaa % s.Uo .. n1.. II
O'Clock noon ana 4. Is q. la
on saturdays. Sundays aud HOLIDAYS st
30 and 1888 D. rp. l.5O. ATS and Y.05
q, IA.
TLaflEGT0N-PENN' GROVE Rot rs.
Scnedula EIeetiNe septemoer rs. 1919.
baly. Including Nundaya
Leave Wilmington Tor Rann's Grove az
80, 500 and 1000 .. n1 ~ 81 clock posn
200, 400. 600, 500. 4u.tao and 1900 81 ~
Leave Pcan's Grove for Wilmington 0k
SO. 7.ia. 900 and HOO .. u. 1.UO. 800
500. 90 200. ttun D. ii.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
WEDDINGS.
HlErlLER-cNApsrLE.

Miss Mary E. Campbell and Fred
erlc6 L. Hetzler were married Wee
nesday afternoon November %, in
st. paul's L. c. Church, b ". Edward
[ Higgins. They viii 1--we az 1918 Con
rad street. They arc Spending thei-
hnnn,-tnln,r ~ NnrfnIE W
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
alRsaor-,--aras4nrr.

Nlr ana Mrs Louis birshout, az hl
rltv announce the marriage of rhell
daughter, Miss Bertha, to Nathauie'
Hrshout. IT Hartford Conn The Wco
ding took place on SUNDAY evening n
Philadelphia Rabbi Leventh.j perform
ing the ceremony.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
TYPEW WRITE'RS.

A. SMITH TYPEWRIT GR EXCHANGE
All makes sold rented end repaired
ADlco Adding Machines nd Check Writ
crs = w seyrnth street, second tiopr. over
barber shop. Phones s073 or 23b5.
REBUILT T.. q. Smith a. Undei wusyd type
writer's. like new. Room ist.J 81 Pont
building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
HAIRDRESSING.

KATHERINE tIhAN. Hair Dressing Par
lors. Drownson Big. Fourth and .~.ksoa.
Electric shampoo. facial u1Bsss 3: waVinz.
curling and Crossing Everythiug tm the line
Of halr goods. Phone 5I3e.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
NoAfEN's SPECIALS

CARPETS-~I0O0 carpets and rugs wanted
20 clean Both phones. George Z. LONG Co.
1905 Orange etreetsI 4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
CHIROpOnISTS

no YoUR FEET HURT Z gaaraptss %
give rcliof Electric FOO h1saaae treat.
ment Mrs. Gertrude III 4.2. 4ID htsrgct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
PI.ASTE RIM,
PRINTING ENGRAVING. .EslnossNc

/ am nnw prepared TO give good service IN
PRINTING Both quality aud deliver II
q. II. Gray. Printer. II s. Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
CLEANERS AID DYERS.

8. MARTIN. Tailor Cleaning, Dyeing.
Pressing. Securing Repairing Of ladies
and gentlemen's clothing Work called Tor
and delivered, 7o5 W. Eighth street. p. b
=. AC46 J. Automatic 1926
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
MODERN BUSINESS COURSES
Hines Private Business College

402 w. 22d 81 Phone s2a7 n
Absolutely Individual instruction. Thor
oughly experienced instructors our steno-
graphic and commercial courses iaciudg
hnglsh Spelling Arithmetic. Adding Ma
chine ant complete iotfaca eanipment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS.
Vacuum cleaners. irons. heaters percola-
tors motors and generators. IL n. Cann.
Tenth and Washington btrects. Phone
3225 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
sHANipooING SCALP TREATMENT

Mrs. NJ. NICHOLSON shanpooing, scalp
treatment. facial mass1Ic. Vihratory frcaf-
ment hair dressing. also electrical massage.
20Q y Franklin 81. ID. 4 4. 1897.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
Iigani Bros

Dependable Moving and Trucking
Whining t0n-p Philadelphia service every other
I13 f, Fourth 81 Phone 29I1.
OUR TRUCKS haul anything. anywhere
d any time. q II. Thornton. 1872 West
Fifth street. Phone 252g
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
APARTMENTS.

NEWLY furnished new apartment. suit
able for couple two 0T fOir gentlemen
Reference required II So of phone Appiv
1902 Delaware avenue
FURNISHED appartmtnt TOR rent M
children 10Oa " Eighth st
THREE ROOM apartment. Electric ilgnt
and steam heat Inquire Rosenberg, fOI
West Eighth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
DOLL HOSPITAL

llOLt HI'5FA Al Heads and wigs. Comb
ings made up in any StN{o Gus ~ say
Cnth street ~ Walnut street phoOt, esg. fT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
BOARDING AND LODGING

TARIE BOARDERs wanted I'll Last
seventh street
NICE, WRrm rooms. with board Also table
board. Di0 West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-pocket book. containing money and
papers and membership card 20 Elks and
y0lInc Mems Republican Club. Reward
W Green. Greenville, Del
LoST-Tn Wilmington Fox shotgun and
leather case. Reward. Call Holly Oak 26g.
IOST-Child's small silver fork, with
name Nancy on handle. Return to lll9
West 81 rect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
HAULING CONTRACTORS.

L. X. SYFRIT
DRAHMAE
TRUCKS TO ; TONS. TO HIRE LONG
DISTANCE HAULING CALI. 1877 ].
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
LOWE

urIosd carloads OF stone. coal and heavy
hauling Call for estimates on ioh. 100 W
Nineteenth Sc. Phone 1000.
MOVING and light hauling Of all kinds
william B Eggicston. 26 w. Twentieth
street Phone 1870
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04
SITUATIONS WANTED.

FTRsT-CLAss dreesmaker wants Sewing
chiIdrcn's clothes d speciality Miss Krag-
enbriuk. 222 y cot street Phone 304i J.
FARMER wants position 40 manager 25
years experience. Address 8 16. Every
Ev ming Once
MARRIED NAN wants work In dairy Fz-
E'erienced dry hand miIker Best reference
Address Box Il, Odessa. Del
YOUNG MAN. - married. desires con
nection Will progressive firm or party A.
an executives assistant or position where
honesty. Initiative and conscientious efforts
will lead TO good future. Graduate trn!ser-
silly OF Pennsylvania, Wharton Commerce
Finance, 1917 Recently discharged FIRST
lieutenant. Good references Bond fur
nished Have had practical experience Ad-
dress W -. Every Evening Ofaco.
WANTED by I4-year-old boy. work after
school and Saturdays Address W .. Every
Evening Once.
WANTED-Pos1tion as rnachin'st or as
chauffeur Experienced in both Good ref
erences. Phone G33S ". or call &t 934 Ian
caster avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-04

MAN---To make himself of general use In
grocery store. Apply Herman Gla1ding
Go, 6I5 King street
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
DUELO JIBARO{

Aver tarde, en- la calle de la
Cruz, esquina a San Sebastian,
'llevaron efecto un dueio, asestilo
sjfbaro, los ciudadanos Avelino
Rodriguez y santo Soto. III pri
nero, armada de una navajo, in
ffri6 dos heridas a Santos, de pro
ln6stfco resewado, y este, con
una barra dc .hierro, produjo una
confusion a SUI contrincante. Nj
meroso p1blico Sc reunio en- Ell 81
ito del suceso. La policia arrest6
"a Rodriguez, lleyandolo al cuartel,
y, a Santos, despues de ser assist
do en- la sala de socorros, pas6
al Hospital. Sc ha presentado la
correspondence denuncia contra
los duelistas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
MISS CAvELL Es CULPABLE
ANTE LA LEY

CHICAGO JUNO 11.-El Coro-
mel Eugenio West, auditor general
de guerra fue interrogado hey an
tie ell Comite de la Association del
Tribunal Americana, en- asuntos
de Justicia Militar, 81 no deberia
existir una provision que cxclu-
vera a las mujeres de Ia pena de
muerte.
"Ya hemos dido hablar tantO
del case de la pobre Edith C4yelP',
dijO ell Coronel, Isl embargo me
he llegado a convencer tirmemen-
te que ella fue condenada de acuer
do con las leyes establecidas por
el estado de guerra" No han
eiecutado los franceses muieres
que hacian ell papel d espias?"
"Yo creo que una mujer espia
merece la misma suerte que Ia de
!un hombre espia. De otra manera
abrirfamos las puertas a la clasc
de espfas mas f6rtil en- recursos
que pueda darse."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
PUEDEN vIAJAR


Pasaportes expedidos .por ell Go
bernadof:
Para Espa1a: a la senora Car
men serrano Arroyo, de San
Juan.
Para Espana: a la senora Asun
ci6n Lopez, viuda de Valdes, de
Fajardo.
Para Venezuela: al sei1or Can
dido ,Nafela Arroyo, de Arecibo
Juan Franco Vasallo, da San
Juan.
Para Cuba: al sefor Cam;Io Els
cobales de Ponce.
Para Santo Domingo: al sehor
MaXimiliano Gallardo, de Cabo
Rojo; al senor Juan d. Castillo
veitia, de Ponce.
Para Islas, Canarias (Esraha)f
a la senora Julia Benitez, de San
Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
ANTE LA TUMBA DE JOSE
DE DIEGO

A las diez de la manana de hoy,
una comision Official del "Institu-
to de Reformas Sociales", Sc per-
son6 ante Ia tumba del ilustre
patricia y deposito flores cn su
tumba.
Una hermosa cinta rodea el sagra
lugar en- la .cual aparece esta ins
cripcion:
A nuestro digno Presidente Ho-
norario el ilustre patricia, Jose
de Diego. Ell Institute de Refor-
mas Sociales.
Muchas personals han acudido
a rendir homemade la melnofia
del grande hombre
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
Ell BENEFICIO DE LAZARO,
EN Ell MUNICIPAL

El gran tenor Hip6lito L:izaro,
que de tantas simpatias goza
aqui, celebrara su function de gra-
cia esta noche con la opera Ell
tres 'actos del maestro Giacono
Pucini, TOSCA, uno de sus mas
sonantes exitos. El beneficiado
cantara tambien La Partida, de
Alvarez, CIGrelitOs, de Valverde, Y
la romanza de Gil Ugonotti.
El Cav Giuseppe Danise, cl no.
table baritone que tanto ha gus
tado nuestro pdblico, tendra
una nueva oportunidad de lucir-
Sc interpretando el personaje de
Scarpia en- la obra de esta noche.
La Floria Tosca, estara a cargo
de la soprano Louise Taylor. La
orquesta sera dirigida por ell
maestro Guerrieri.
Con esta function Sc despedira
del publico de San Juan la compa
iifa de Bracale, que pasa maaana
4 Ponce para dar tres funciones
y regresar San Juan para embar
car el lunes para Venezuela.
Los precios para esta Ultima
function han sido rebajados y Sc
guramente ell lleno de esta noche
sera desbordante en- ell viejo teatro
de la plaza de Colon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
LA RIQUEZA DEL CAMPO DE
BATALLA

Varios eXpertos ingleses y anne
ricanos Green que es un error Greer
que las regiones que han sido tea
tro de la guerra no tengan yalor
alguno por Ell momento.
Son minas, dicen, con las cua-
les podra enriquecerse ell hombre
de empresa.
En- esos parajes, afiaden, ha de
haber cientos de miles de tonela-
das de materiales que valen un di
neral considerable, Y todo clio
puede recogerse Y vendersc las
diferentes industrias.
Los campos de batalla de Fran
cia pueden ser eXplotados inmedia
tamente: ell hierrO, ell acero, ell CO.
bre, el bronco Y ell aluminio abun
dan en- cantidades asombrosas, V
es necesario recogerlo pronto, an
tes de que Sc eche a perder ; para
reemplazar Ia cantidad de metal
que falta actualmente. Solo re-
eogiendo los cascos de metralla v
los millones de proyectiles, los ca
homes, los trozos de metal que va
cen en- aquellos campos, Sc podra
hacer que estas materias yuelvan
a su preciO primitive.
Otro tanto puede decirse de los
explosives que ne Sc han utiliza-
do; muchos de ellos tienen un gran
vaior desde el punto de vista agri
cola.
TOdOs los que sean base de
nitratos pueden servir a la terra
como estimulantes Y como abono.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
FABRIcAs DE PUIPA
DE PAPEL EN- EsPANA

Como una muestra de la acti-
vidad industrial que Ell estos mo
mentOs Sc inicia en- Espaiia, pro
metedOra de los mas felices resul
tadOs para la vida economical de
la peninsula, publicamos ell in
fOrme que ell Consul General de
los Estados JTnidos en- Barcelona
senior c. B. Hurst. ha dirigido al
gobiernO nOrteamericano al res
pectO. Ese informe anota los 81
guientes datOs:
En- la provincial de Granada sc
esta cOnstruyendO actualmente
una fabrica para la fabrication
de pulpa de papel extraida de la
|yerba llamada esparto.
Sc sabe que Ia nueya fabrica
prOducira anualmente 5000 to-
heladas de pasta de primera ca
lidad. Los ingenicr0s constructo.
res aprovecharan la fucrza hi
draulica, que presenta tan grande
economic v ventajas de todo ge
nero, para llegar a ese resultado.
Al mismO tempo Sc esta orga-
nlzando una compahfa franco-es
pamela para eXplotar ell Espaifa
una patente referente a la fabrj-
caci6n de papel con los residuos
de la vid.
La compailia Sc propone cons
truir tres mOlinos: uno en- la re-
gion vinfcnla cerca de Ia Rioia,
otrO EN- la central cerca del AL
cazar de San Juan y la tcrcera
entire Alicante y Valencia, con cl
objeto de facilitar la exportaci0n.
Los trabajos, segtn Sc tiene en-
tendido en- cfrculos autorizados,
Sc iniciaran dentro de pocas Soma
mas, para 10 cual va Sc han hecho
to'les los estudios preliminares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
LOS QUE DEsCANsAN
Y VIAJAN

FL conocido joven Francisco
CULLEN empleado principal Ell las
oficinas de la Compa1fa de los
carros electricos, hace uso de mes
y medic de licencia que probable
mente utilizara realizando un cor
to viaje.
El activo empleado de las ofici-
mas del Banco Territorial y Agri-
cola, el entendido joven Francisco
Bermudez hace uso de 6 meses de
licencia y pasara sus vacaciones
en- los Estados Unidos. Ilace al
gunos ahos que esta trabajando en-
la importante casa bancaria y es
jlstamente estimado POI. sus jefes
y companeros.
Aver EMBARGO para Nueva York,
donde estara una temporada de
nn meso dos el joven Jose Rengel
de servicio de Inspection tle bn-
ques de San Juan y conocido en- la
ciudad, donde tiene numsrosos
amigos
Buen viaje d los que Sc ausentan
Y las mejores impresiones en- sus
dias de asueto en- Ia constante III
labor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
COMISION DE ALIMENTOS

Este Organismo del Gobierno
Insular, como va hemos inforlna.
do anteriormente, esta ultimando
sus asuntos para dar por termina-
ola su labor. AL efecto, con fecha
30 de .Junio sc hizo entrega par
clal al TesorerO de Puerto Rico
de la cantidad de trescientos mil
dollars, representada por Bonos
de la Libertad, ell edificio de sus
Oficinas, la Plaza de Mercado de
Puerta de TERRA v dinero efecti-
vo. EstOs valOres representa- un
beneficio neto para ell Pueblo de
Puerto Rico, realizado por la Co
mission, despu6s de cubiertos to-
dos sus compromises, incluyendo
sus propios gastos-que no han
sidO pocOs-durante los dos amos
de su eXistencia.
Dos empleados de la Auditorfa
de Puerto Rico estan practican-
do ell examen de cuentas en- la. Co
mission, bajo la direction del Sc
nor J. E. A. Rodriguez, Jefe de la
contabilidad general de la Audito
ria" Ell trabajo quedara termina-
do en- la presente semana, despues
de 10 cual seguira hacienda la en-
trega al Tesorero.
Sc calcula que la Comision ha
realizado un benefcio neto de
unos quinientos mil dollars, y
cuyo producto dedico la Legisla
tura para a construction del Ca
pitolio Insular.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
EsPECTACULos PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estre-
no de la interesante production
en- 5 parties, marca Pathe, por
las incomparables artistas Cathe
rine Adams y Frank keenan, tt
tulada ''Primavera y Otofo". Es-
treno del 5 episode de los Is que
tiene la super serie marca Pa
the por Ruth Roland y George
Larkin titulada Gel Pacto de
Tres"
Cine Luna.-Miercoles 16. Dia
de moda. Matinee y noche. Es-
treno del 10 episodio de ''Las Ma
Has de la Intriga', y "Tigresa
Parisien", en- 5 reels, por Viola
Dana.
Ma1ana, LA Toga de Honor.
Cine Habana.-Dos tandas. Ell
octave episodio de la gran serie
LAS Mallas de la Intriga" y la
cinta LA Contrasefia", por
Frank x. Bushman.
Cine Real.-''La Fugitiva" y
Gel Pacto de Tres"
Cine Monte Carlo.--"La Ten
tacion del Circo."
Cine Puerto RicO.-"La Ley
no escrita.
Cine Norma.-"La Justicia
Divina."
Cine Imperial.-''La Reina
Apache"
Teatro BeliOgraph, (Catano).
Concerto a beneficio de Asela
Menchaca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
NoMBRAMIENTOs


Durante el receso del Senado
ell Gobernador ha aprobado los
siguientes nombramientos, que Sc
ran presentados aquel en- su pri-
mera session:
Para miembro de la Junta de
Farmacia, y para tener efecto des
de el dla 81 de julio del coriente
aflo, ell sehor F. Marquee Roig de
San Juan.
Para CONCEAL del nunicipio de
Toa Baja, al senior Antonio Sosa
Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-16
LAS ESMERALDAS EN-
LONDRES Y NEW YORK


Plinio dice que ell verde de la
esmeralda sobrepuja EN- su color a
la misma naturaleza. No hay otro
color que nos delete mas que ell
verde de la yerba Y el follaje, pues
la contemplation de las esmeral-
das sacia nuestra vista sin fati-
garla.
Una esmeralda perfecta vale un
capital.
Actualmente Sc pagan corrien-
temente $1,000 y hasta $4,000 por
quilate en- los tamafios normales.
Una piedra de dos quilates que Sc
ha vendido en- $4,000, en- Londres;
una de tres quilates, en- $4,000 y
una de seis, en- $4,000. Y aQuellas
de cerca de IA quilates que existen
en- Londres valen $4,000 v pico
de d6lares, otras de 20 quilates
cada una fueron vendidas hace
POGO en- esta ciudad de News York
en- 100000; Y una sola esmeral-
da de so quilates del verde mas
puro & intense y casi sin defectos,
aicanz0 Ia misma cifra.
La esmeralda perfecta sobrepu-
ia al brillante y al rubi perfectos.