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P. F. CARLEY.
Reliable Business Broker.

617 E St. NV.
Rooming house. NV. section, IL rooms; rent,
$40; price, S1oO
Rooming house near 9th and 81 sts NV, II
rooms; sacrifice; $3.50
Rooming house near 18th and Col. road, II
rooms; MODERN large income; 81 600.
Confectionery and soda fountain. Quantico.
Va; real bargain. Full information Mt this
office.
Hardware business nv; cheap rent; will
invoice stock.
Delicatessen and grocery; corner store; Z
living rooms and garage; 5-year lease; reason
able rent; price, $4,5OU.
Anto accessory and gas station; best NV.
section; bargain at $500.
Lunchroom with living rooms; income from
rooms pays rent Of building; hustling business;
price, s., 900.
Business places of all kinds at right prices
A square deal guaranteed. will not misrep-
fF'@'' " P. F. CARLEY.
s., 500-First-cass delicatessen. lunch ana
bakery; doing good business; 18th st. loca-
ton; worth 5000; leaving city cause Of SELL
S6O0-Grocery and soft drink; 9th st; good
stand; rooms; rent, $3.50.
S6OO-Notion, confectionery and soft drink !;
s.w. location; rent, $50; rooms.
S65O-Near beer; good bargain; splendid
business good lot of stock.
81 ,OOO-Cigar and soft drink business; rent
Bowling alleys, pins and balls at sacr.
flee price.
Ice and long distance hauling business
great opportunity for young man.
$1,000 cash buys the best located dictates
sen in town: owner leaving the country; rent
$75; 4-year lease:
So, 5OO-Fountain. fruit and soft drink bust
ness: rent 500; 4-year lease; sales sos per day
s4,OO0-Fountain. fruit and confectionery;
beautiful store; big business; cheap rent.
So, 5OO-Grocepy and delicatessen: best locat-
ed grocery in NV. 5000 to $1,000 per week
guaranteed: rooms; rent, $75; 5-year lease.
So 5OO-Grocery and meat market; rent, $40;
3-year lease; doing $500 per week.
So. 250-Grocery and meat market; rent. SIS;
4-room fiat; heat free: doing good business.
$7OO-Barber shop; chairs; rent, SIS; good
R. M. CURTIS, He 9Th st. NV, Room SIT.
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Sc Cash a Word

Sc Cash a Word
Lr
for advertising in The Star under the
following popular clasaifications II 3
cents o word when cash is paid in ad-
vance at the Business Office, 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities.
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertisement accepted for less
than 80 cents each insertion.
Apartments and houses for rent anu
wanted and other real estate and gen
eral classihcations are charged for by
the line IT words.
Lowest charge is for lines OF ~
words or less Rates: coo; one time:
$1.OS two times: s1.53, three times
1885, seven times tone week. Addl-
tional lines of 6 words each in same
proportion. "a.
No advertising can be charged with
out first arranging at The Star once 10
For the convenience of patrons cash
advertisements at above rates may oe
left at any one Of the branch Ounces
listed below before 10 pm. Tor mex
days issue and before pm. satut
day for insertion in Sunday Star.
NORTHWEST.
I'd and Mass. Ave-, Hygeian Pharmacy.
7th and X Sts, Goldenberg's tllme
Clerks Desk.
9th and q SITS, McGuire's Pharmacy.
18th and p SITS, Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave. Pearsons fhnr-
macy.
DIST and G sts.. Quigley Pharmacy.
25th and Pennsylvania Ave-. derose
Holmead and Otis Places. Holmead
Pharmacy.
1901 l. St. Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North Capitol and Eye Sts., kenealy
. 18Th and East Capitol sts.. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
9Th and Eye SITS, Weller & Moskey's
Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. Fealey's Pharmacy.
18th and Pa. Ave. Smyser's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
wisconsin Ave, and NJ St., O'Donnelfs
Pharmacy.
osth and P SITS. Pride's Pharmacy.
36th and NJ Sts.. Weller & Moskeys
Pharmacy.
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Permanent Positions
Paying
$l7.O0 PER WEEK
To Start
$21.W PER WEEK
Beginning of 5th Week.
ELEVEN HUNDRED
Dollars During First

Dollars During First
Year and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
In addition to a good salary to
start and frequent increases,
telephone operating at this time
offers unusual opportunity to
advance to higher paid supervi-
sorry positions.
We will be glad to tell you of
these opportunities if you will
call at any of the following
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE:
US 18TH ST. NV.
BRANCH OFFICES:
141O PA. AVE. NV.
1920 COL. RID. NV.
go B ST. NE.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone, Co.
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SALESMEI

CARPENTERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
D., CARPENTERS.
Experienced on House Work.
CARPENTERS.
Experienced on Joiner Work.
Carpenters of All Kinds.
Plenty of Steady Work.
No Time Lost.
We can offer you a real propo-
sition which will interest YOU.
This is not all ordinary agent
advertisement. but a big Phila-
deIphia concern that has con-
tracts to run for the next two
years. Transportation advanced.
1t will pay you to see our rep
resentative, Mr.. Martinez, who
is back again, at
NATIONAL HOTEL,
COR. PA. AVE. AND 9th ST.
OPEN SHOP.
NO LABOR TROUBLES.
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AZ coo NEEDED by firm manufacturing newly
talented article. Address Box $685. Star
office. ~
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MAN-Who understands thor
oughly the cutting of draperies
and making and hanging of win
dow shades. Address Box 2o3-R,
Star office.
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WANTED-HELP
MALE-Continued.
Statesmen.

SALESMAN. experienced in soft-drink bust
| ness; good position: wholesale only. Address
Box 2S4-S. Star Office IL
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YOUTH, colored, for wrapping
parcels. Apply Mr.. Lusby, first
floor.
PARKER-BRIDGET CO.,
The Avenue at Ninth.
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NAN, young. to help in ice cream making
and run Ford delivery. 3412 14th st. NV.
NAN, settled, colored. for housework VINO can
drive Ford car; good home for right party.
Phone Columbia 1868. IL
MAN for washroom helper Dupont Laundry,
ORR Sherman
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ONE of the most modern. up-to-date retail
bakeries in Washington is offered for sale
due to the proprietor having other business
interests which require his entire time. This
stand has recently been remodeed and equip
ned with the latest modern appliances. A bo-
nanza for practical baker who can devote
his entire time to business. Will sell cheap
for cash or exchange for city, suburban or
country property. Can also be bought for part
cash and installment payments or other securi
ties This is u growing bakery, making
complete line of high-grade goods An excel
lent opportunity to do wholesale business In
connection, as the property has front and rear
entrance. Address Box BIS. Star office. -.
JIM CURTISS AEROPLANE, Ox5 motor for
sale: also extra Ox5 motor. Address Box
16S-M Star Office.
WHOLESALE and retaif auto tire business for
sale: vel, established; large commercial and
dealer clientele: owner leaving city; cash only.
Address Box 169-M Star Office.
GROCERY. fine, doing good business; fine tx
lures will sacrifice il sold at once. Call at
e66 Mass. ave. ne. Phone L. 1880. 13'
4O15 GEORGIA AVE.-Eorner confectionery
store for sale; good neighborhood; rent cheap.
13s
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YOUNG MAN Of good address; good oppor-
tunity for advancement; SIS month and room
to start Apply 1869 n ST. NV.
YOUNG MANS to 20 yrs,
in large real estate Office; excel
lent opportunity to learn bust
ness; give age, education, ex-
perience, salary expected and
telephone number. Address Box
32I-S, Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-NEXT TO PIGGLY-WIGGLY
STORE at TERMINAL of 14th ST. CAR LINE
at TAkOMA PARK; SPLENDID OPENING
for drug store or ice cream and confectionery
new store 2Ox50 IT.; with cellar; every I'm
proyement reasonable rent.
H L. THORNTON. 1916 st. NV.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Billiard room. 13 tables; cigar and refresh
ment stand; high-class place; long lease.
ecial~Confectionery and bakery: no better
location in the city. We can recommend this
location Worth 1000. Price. $500;
Confectionery and soft drinks; old-estab-
lished corner; price, s., 100.
Soft drinks and light lunch: opportunity Tor
Greek to open fruit store. $500.
Rooming house, II rooms: fine furniture: 10
Gated near 18th and SITS: One of the best
propositions we ever listed for 81 600. We ad-
wise quick action. Rent $50. 2l-month lease
Rooming house, Mass. ave-, 10 rooms; price.
81. 600.
cash buyers. The success of this office Is
we'll known all over the city,. Sales in the
last two weeks have broken all previous rec
ords, We handle business brokerage in pro-
fessional way. List your place now and save
time.
Marshall Business Brokers',
92o N. Y. Ave.
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ELEVATOR CONDUCTOR
(colored); experienced. Apply
to Mr.. Miller. Nj. Brooks Co.,
100 G. st.
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DRUG CLERK-C;ood opportunity for expert
enced man. State age experience, references
and salary desired. Address Box 331-S, Star
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YOUNG Manic learn the
art of selling drapery and up
holstery fabrics, and who is anx-
ious to properly, with good
ideas, place the same before GUS
toners. Address Box 2o2-R, Star
office.
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ENROLL FOR \ WIRELESS COURSE Al
THE NATIONAL. RADIO SCHOOL.
lS4a FENNSIlNANlA AVENUE.
BEFORE August 18th AND SAVE FIFTY
~
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COOK-Sept. lst white cook. II married po-
sition open for wife. Reference. Call Cleve-
| Land
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WANTED-HELP

A u TO MECHANICS-Only
first-class men need apply. $50
Que st. ne.
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YOUNG LADIES, experienced !;
several; shampooing, manicuring
and facial and scalp massage;
also water waver; also several
marcellers; good salaries; per-
manent positions. Apply SIS
18th st.
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PRACTICAL white nurse for infant of nine
months for afternoons and occasional evening
Mrs. Hill, Apt. So, 1916 New Hampshire ave.
NV.
RELIABLE colored woman. general work; no
cooking; good wages; can stay nights. FOL
Woodley apartments. 12s
WAITRESS, experienced; colored breakfast
and dinner. Apply Manor House Cafe. 1924
Monroe st. NV. H.
appearance: must be good. Apply Columbus
Lunch, 63S North Capitol at 12s
WHITE WOMAN to go to Norfolk and take
charge of first floor Of cottage: $50 per month.
with room and bath. Phone Col. 1899.
WHITE WOMAN for cooking and houseWork at
comfortable room; permanent If mutually sat
isfactory. Box 1871. East Falls Church. Va. or
telephone Falls Church SO. 12s
Will GIVE woman who is employed room
free to stay three evenings week with baby:
20 minutes out town.. Lewis. Landover, Md. =
WOMAN, capable. white, 30 to IS years Of age
to care for old lady and help in Homework;
pleasant home. Mrs. B.. 1880 University place.
Phone Col. 40. los
WOMAN for general housework; good pay.
Apply 1314h 7th st. NV. 12s
WOMAN, coiored. for general Homework; two
in family; best working conditions. Must come
we'll recommended. 1913 Harvard st. NV IL
WOMAN for general nousework. Apply 1314T
It'll st. NV. 12'
WOMAN for cook and general housework APP
ply 3404 18th st. NV. 12s
WOMAN for plain COOKING. washing and iron
hg Stay nights. 3432 Bath NV. Phone
Cleve. 1927.
YOUNG energetic colored woman for general
h1usework in apartment: family of two adults
and baby; must be good cook and laundress;
60 home nights. Mrs. Hill. Apartment So, 1915
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BOOKKEEPER and typist, young man, de-
sires position; selling ability; experienced in
real estate and automobile work; references.
Address Box 319-S. STAG Office, I2s
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WANTED SITUATIONS.
MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Two. evening assignments;
books opened. written up and closed; ADULTS.
Columbia 1858. 13'
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, 10 years
practical experience. Will go any place. Ad-
dress Box 3ls-S Star office. 13'
RAKER-All- round. cakes. bread. pies and ice
cream; colored. Address Box 2S3-S, Star Office.
IL
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NJ ARCEL WAVER-Experl-
enced in all branches beauty par
lor work; $40 week. ZIG 10Th st.
W. ~
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LEAKN the real estate buSfheS0 and De p1Iu
while learning; an opportunity to supplement
your salary or work your way out Of the old
salaried position; until your earning power Is
greater. than your present salary it need not
interfere with your present position; full in
and lectures by successful real estate
operators; no capital or experience required,
but forecful personality and Al references es-
sential. Class will meet in Room 31S, Colorado
bldg, 5 pm. every Thursday. See or write
MAN. white, as shipping clerk and useful
around warehouse; references required 933
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JANITOR for small apartment house; colored.
married man. experienced fireman. with good
references; can attend to this building and
have other work: good opportunity for a good
man to pick up S2J per month and an apart
ment of three rooms and bath. Henry Schaf-
fert. $50 John Marshall place. between and
4:30 pm.
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ALTERATION HANDS, ex-
perienced on ladies' coats, suits
and dresses; permanent position,
good salary. Apply Samuels',
Oh F ct nv
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I COOK, Chinese or Filipino. for Army officers
mess of fifteen; preferably who pro-
vide two assistants. Address Box 322-S. Star
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ASST. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES double-en-
try; must be neat and accurate at figures also
write good hand; state experience, salary
pected and age. Address Box 273-S. Star
Office.
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MECHANIC for automobiles. 81 y sd. NV.

MEN-Wa1te only. TO learn auto repairing
driving and garage management: tuition very
reasonable. See US today. National Auto
College, 9th and SITS. NV.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

Il
Jl Las festas de la Semana gallega
en- Madrid, han resultado un exito
compete del que la colonia de la villa
" Corte, ha disfrutado Sc ha fell
citado unanimemente. Organizada la
atfnada idea de la ,Semana por la Ca
.sa de Galieia, ahorN presidida por los
talentos, los, entusiasmos y los patrio
tismos de Luis Usera de Ugallal, el
joyen y distinguido diputado por Gin
20 de Lima, y uno de los gallegos ''in-
gertos EN- madrileflS' de mas valfa y
claro certero p6rvenir, tuvo felicf-
simo termino por haber sido secunda-
da por elementos muy valiosos.
Hemos gozado dignamente de la no
BILE apote6sis de un galleguismo sano,
oportuno Y fuerte-con la fortaleza de
la inspiration Y del arte, que no de
otra ha necesitado para ser vigorO-
sa-que constituy6 Ell Madrid la Sc
mana. A SUI esplendid6z contribuyeron
las asociaciones artfsticas venidas de
la TERRA amada Y para aportar ell te-
soro popular de la lfrica indfgena.
de ruada"; ell Orfe6n Gallego; algl-
ma &ra agrunaci6n meritfsima; un
centenar entire todos. de mozas y
mozos gallegos entusiastas, llenos de
fe en- La bizarrfa de la cruzada de ar
tc,~de beIleza. de cnxebrismo,
cuandJ las fiestas finaron y hemos
yuelto al rincon de esta vetusta urbe
con la miel del recuerdo de las bri-
llantes jornadas, hemos querido rem
dirlas un p6stumo homemade, aquf mis-
mo en- el viejo solar abuiense, en- la
equidistancia del enardecimiento ma
drfleno Y del mimo natal.
Nos hemos reunido todos los con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

mient0 al aqua.
Ell horror huinaHo al aqua, cliya mas
reciente prueba conocida hallase en- la
rebellion de- los tripulantes del Zee
tlriq |. 3heroieOs defensores del dere.
'cho iilaiienable del hpnibre 4 no ba-
larse, estaii viejoa dne algunas yiejas
areligiones, deseosas de enmpliis sll mi
sion civilizadora eontribuir al
.inejoralnieiito de las cgstumbres; ms
tituyeron como 'parte de su liturgia
el bafio parcial general. Ell banjo en-
cl Jordan para limpiar el cuerpo de
pecado. no fu6 otra cosa que un lauda-
BILE esfueZo de los fundadOres del
sCristianismo para hacer simpatica la
idea del baio general, Y para que de-
sapareciera la creencia de que el con-
tactO de La piel con ell aqua frfa Ori-
gina Intermediates Las mfsticas ablu
clones de los musulmanes para pro-
piciar al PrOfeta, son elocuentes ejem
ploS de esa tendencia, tan loable CO.
mo POGO fructffera, pues no son pre-
cisamente los cat6licos Y musulmanes
de nuestra 6poca los que mas Sc dis
tinguen por su amor al aqua.
Es un empeno in1til. Las religio-
nes que santifican el banjo nj las dis
posiciones de las autoridades saliita-
rias que recomiendan el valor prof.
ldctico del aqua, de. la hygiene del
cuerpo, podran iaventar, el miedo jail
aqua que sienteh los iindfviduos de la
especie humana. Cuando mas, la
fuerza, como los inmigrantes que lie
garon Boston en- ell Cedric, o por
la tiranfa de una enOjosa necesidad So
cial, causada pOr la generalization
del horror las emanaciones que IRA.
dian de quienes no Sc baiian, logrardn
que desaparezca parcialmente en- los
pueblOs nuevos, amigos de practicar
innovaciones, pero no conseguirJn que
abandonen sus viejos baluartes, donde
Sc halla su eXistencia cimentada en- ell
basalto inconmovible de seculares ira
diciones. i ~ lSll !.8.e
ikn ATTACHE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
Washi,t0t0n.

Washington.
Los 1543 pasajeros que procedentes
de puertos del Sur de Europa l1ega-
ron Boston hace cinco dias, en- el
yapor Cedric, perteneciente a la com
paffa white Star, no han podido
desembarcar, a consecuencia de que
los tripulantes de diclloss buques Sc
niegan a baflarse, como 10 exigen las
autoridades sanitarias. Es sdeeif, han
hecho question de honor,8de sli empe.
ilo de defender el churre que debe
cubrirles.
Las autoridades del puerto de Ma
poles Sc negaron a permitir que los
representatives de la Junta de Salu-
bridad de los Estados Unidos exami-
nasen a los pasajeros dc tercera cla-
Sc, antes de embarcar para este pals,
y las autoridades sanitarias ameri-
canas ordenaron que todos los pasa-
jeros de tercera proeedentes de Napo.
les, asf como los tripulantes del bu-
que que les conduzca Sc baflen, como
requisite previo, para permitirles de-
sembarcar. ,.,.. 80
Todos los inmigrantes del "Cedric"
al darse cuenta de que era impossible
desobedecef la orden,- Sc resignarOn y,
pensando que la fWerSG GhorcGn, Sc
bafaron, pero la tripulaci6n Sc neg6
resueltamente, y aunque, su negative
cuesta a la companfa.. cerca de dos mil
pesos cada dfa, parecen haberse ju-
rramentado para no obedecer, sacrifi-
cdndolo todo a una secreta cOnsigha
que podrfa sintetizarse en- una Erase
"Antes la muerte que permitir que el
aqua toque, nuestros cuerpos sagra.
dos"
Ell conficto creado por la determi-
naci6n de los narinos del "Cedric"
puede Ocasionar serias complicaciones
legales. Yo temo que llegue a ad.
quirir grandes preparedness, porque
mi experiencia de la vida me ha en-
selado que una de las cosas acerca
de las cuales la conviction del hon.
bre es mas s6lida, es la de no bafiar-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10

naturales RESIDENCES, en- Ayila, 9y he
mos acudido a la estaci6n al, paSo del
'tren gallego', ,en el que retornaban
las triunfadoras 4agrupaciOnes las he
mos buscado con afan por los vago-
mes de tercera i,dfseminados. J, distri-
bufdos orfeonistas, y trOvadores. re-
partida la hueste tOda LENA, de ale
grfa de orgullo, y con id6nticos SEN
timientOs les instamos a que cantasen,
allf mismo en- el and6n, desde las ven
tanillas de los coches, aprOvechando la
parada de veinticincO minutes.
Los muchachos Sc aprestaron con
gentileza, con emoci6n. Y bajO el eie-
10 castellano-en la nOche serena, y
radiante de luna,-han entonadO las
bellas armonfas de la TERRA. Ell Or
fe6n cant6 "Un bicO", de Monies; la
"Ruada", foIiadas, alalaes...
Sus paisanos nos conmOvimos HON
tlamente. En- ell retornO victOriOso de
eSLd dFIlSIiCd OApSulClOA 4uc Ia Soho
do .esplendidamente la batalla ante ell
p1blico de Madrid, nuestros aplausos
no por mas modestos menos sincerds
han debido saberles a 10 que fueron:
iitimo tribute, fuera de la TERRA, fa-
miliar fntimo.
Y 6llos verfan lagrimas en- muchos
ojos de los circumstances; y en- los
anchos, negros y expresivos de aque-
liza garrfda moza del coro t'De ruada"
hemos visto nosotros una luz de amo
rosa delectaci6n ante el momento sem
timental.
tVftores a la TERRA presentida va
pr6xima en- los viajeros, enyocada con
tierna nostalgia por los que aquf en-
Castillo quedamos; unos estremeci-
mientos de patriotismo ing6nuo-s sin es
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
JUNTO AL CAPITOLIO
Question de Honor

Sc. Estoy seguro que muchos lectores
conocen a multitud de personas, que,
puestas ZEN ell horrible trance en- que
Sc hallan los marineros del Cedric,
sstarfan spuestos a perecer heroica.
nente, alites que ceder, y nj siquiera
se avendrfan a aceptar, como tfan-
sacci6n,s Ia de lavarse las extremida-
les.
Tin detalle de cuantos estan rela-
.ionados con ese incidente del "Ce-
lric" me ha llamado la atenci6n, por-
lue evidencia una ignorancia absolute
lcerca de las ideas del honlbre en-
euanto concierne al baiio: t0dos los
pasajeros de primera clase del "Ce-
lric'', les permitieron ,desembarcar las
lutoridades de Boston sin exigirles la
orueba evidente de que Sc habfan ba-
lado. 81
Eel priviiegio otorgado los pasaje-
,os de camara del Cedric Sc expli-
"a facilmente. Como a los militareS sc
.es supone yalor, esas personals, por
i hecho de poser recurSps vestir
lien, Sc las supone amigas de la hi
,iene.
Y, en- realidad, tantOs enemigos te-
ne ell jab6n en- las classes eleyadas CO
no EN- las llamadas inferiores, porque
e trata mas de que un descuido, Q
lie un vicio de educaci6n, de un sen.
ltimiento ancestral, inexplicable, al que
no Sc, lie puede atribuir una causa es
|. pecffica, pero cuya existencia Sc ad
vierte en- todas parties. AL mono le
inspira iel aqua la misma aversion
que al hombre. Esto basta para saber
que Sc trata de algO instinIYo pues
esta demostrado que de ese &mpatico
animal descendemos. Quien Sc deten-
ga a observar la reacci0n que prOdu,
ce sObre un simiO ell espectdculo de la
belleza femenina, y nOta muchos de-
TALES que pueden advertir en- e
hombre, en- iguales circunstancias,
puede .hallar cierta plausibilidad la
'teorfa de los que quiefen buscar eau
sas muy remotas a nuestro aborreci
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RETORNO ..VIC'TOR1OSO:

tridentes anhelos, por supuesto ;-unos
"atpruxos"', bien aclopaqos los can
ticos. !, el tren que arranca " ma
nos que Sc allan Ell un 1ltimo siiludo
cordialfsimo; y un "iTerra nosa! :"
que lanza uno del coro como emblema,
fnalizado vehemente, y que fu6 ro-
dando pOr la llanura castellana en-
pos del tren que Sc alicia, en- 'torno
sumirnos ell el distanciamiento del
patrio solar.
FERNANDO HERCE.
Avila, JUNO de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
Cantero Fernandez. Co., Inc.

Bombones americanOs,. franceses y
del pals.
TabacOs y cigarrilIOs, buenas mar
cas-. Chiclets y dulces. BOmbitas de
gonna.
Tctuan 16, parada del trolley, fren-
te al BancO AgricOla.
J. DEL VALE. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-10
Sc NECEsITA

Una Srta. para dependienta emplea-
da de un puestO de tabacOs. Para
mas informes dirijase al "Col6n Ci-
gars Store, Salvador Brau 81.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt.