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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
D. M. |. COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES TO START TODAY
Graduating Students Comprisc Repre-
ncntntives From Seventeen
Stnfca.
lc T'ifncs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DANV1Li.E. VA. May 1.-THE an
nual commencement exercises OF the
Danvilie Military Institute will be-
Sin sunday, May %. with the preach
ing OF the baccalaurcatc sermon by
Rev. Henry Wade Du3oae. -. D.. pas
OF Danvillc. Va. The athletic con-
tests will take place on Monday aft
erHoon. and the program arranged is
a very interesting one. consisting OF
onc-haE mile and mile: sack race;
potato race; running broad Jump: tug
o! war. and many other interesting
events. The declamatory and deba;-
day evening. May "a. Military cxer-
clscs will bo staged on Tuesday aft
ernoon, May IS. and will consist Of
battalion and company drills in close
and extended order. dress parade and
the individual drill for medal in
manual OF arms.
Final Graduation ExercIxes.
The senior dance VIII be given the
same evening, beginning at = o'clock.
the hnal exercises viii take place at
the First Presbyterian Church Wed
nesday evening. May &c.
President Henry Louis Smith Of
Washington and Lee University. Will
deliver the annual address on that
occasion.
The following cadets compose the
Kentucky: George Crawford Atha,
Ohio; Charles Belts. Ohio: Herbert
Lee Isoatwright. Virginia. wolcot.
Kent Dudley. New York: Ernest Con-
rad Dictz. Ohio: Theodore Franklin
Eaum Tennessee: lean John Min
thorne. Indiana; Chester William
Mondhank. Ohio: John Scofeld Row
land. Wisconsin; John William shaw
yer. West Virginia: Marion Jefferson
Sheen, Florida: Carl Livingston
Thomas. Virginia: Homer Floyd
Wooda!l. Georgia; Lloyd Britain
Dudley Wins vnlcdictory.
The valcdictory was won by VOL
colt *. Dudley. of New York. and the
saiuiatory was awarded to Carl
Thomas. Of Virginia. John w shaw
yer. OF West Virginia, is prcsiden; Of
the class: c. w. Mondhank. OF Ohio.
vice president; Floyd Woodali. OF
Georgia. secretary and treasurer
The present session o. the Danviilc
Military Institute has been the most
successful one since the school was
founded. thirty years ego. The en-
rollmcnt represents seventeen States,
the District Of Columbia. and three
foreign countries. Colonel Robert y.
burton. the superintendent. an
Eounccs that already large number
session. which begins September -.
During the summer months many i'm
provemcnts Will be added to the In
s,iintion. The board OF visitors and
former students. headed by Hon NAL
colin *. Harris. OF this city, are
taking great interest in the school.
The summer camp will o1cn June
81. and will be held near Natural
Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

me no good at all-my pains got worse
insGad of better. began taking the
from the first Now I feel fine and adj
wise any one going through the Change
Of Life to Try it, for IL cured me after
had given up all hopes Of getting better.
You can publish this and l win tell
any one who writes to me the good
it has done me."-Mrs. MARGARET
DASZ. 1925 y. Alder ST.. Phila.. Pa.
it hardly. seems possible that there il
woman in this country who will con-
tinue to suffer without giving Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial
after all the evidence that is continually
bein. published. proving beyond contra
dictiun tina: this grand old medicine has
REELECTED more suffering among women
than anv other medicine in the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
The selfish Thing.

You're engaged to Fred. aren't
vou?" remarked the girl in the pink
velour hat.
''Y.s; but I'm not happy." replied
her friend in the pucc frieze coat.
Whats wronG?"
I'm afraid he's selfish"
Why so?"
lie asked me for my hand. and I
gave il To him. said III" girl in puce
frieze. her voice fiat and miserable.
.0f course"
Well. II wasn't until | had given
my hand to him that u. put a dia-
mond ring on my finger.
The girl IN the pink velour hat
looked NJ her friends In brwi'lermcnt
''Of course not. But how does that
show selfishncSs?"
why. IL was his hand then.
wasn't it?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
HOLLINS COLLEGE

HOI.LINS COLLEGE. VA. May Is.
Miss Ida Grcenlaw gave her grad
uating recital in violin recently
Among the visitors 1T the college
this week are Miss Elizabeth Turn
bull, of New York, and Miss Louise
Harwcn, Of Atlanta. both Former
students
Mrs. Il. Lamar Janney left .cw
days ago for washington city. Al
the end OF the session. Professor
Janncy, her husband. will Join ne,
borhood they are to spend The
summer.
Or. A. V Bishop. head OF the
Latin department here. Is TO teach
this summer At the University OF
Virginia
DR.. 4. T. Robertson. Of tie
southern Baptist Theological Sem.
mary. in Louisville, KY. was a vis-
tor recently ut the college
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
RENT PROFITEERS Cypress
U. S. LEGATION AT HAGUE
Wealthy Sprcuintor Duys building
aud Marks Up Figures
ErtraynEUntIy.

THE HAGUE. May 1.-THE new
American minister to the neither
lands. William Phillips. considers
himself a victim of an instance OF
prohtecring in rent. y wealthy
Spectator has purchased the com :
modious building which for long
time was occupied by the American
legation and has notified the Amcri-
can diplomats that they Will either
have 10 pay greatly increased rent
or move out.
The American charge. Mr.. Gun
Their, has been seeking new quar-
tcrs. but has been Handicapped by
failure o. the American government
TO provide for the purchase OF le-
CATION building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
OF OF Floor Coverings

$1,000 Mating Rugs, 9x12, at. $500
$1,000 Jap Grass Rugs, 9x12, at. $3.50
So, 90 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9X12, at SLIGO
$500 Wool Fiber Rugs, 9x12, at. $22.40
$500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
at $3.50
$500 Tapestry Brussels Rugs,
at .............. $1,000
$4,000 Velvet Rugs, 9x12, at. 5000
$4,000 Administer Rugs, 9x12, at. $4,000
$4,000 Best Quality Administer
Rugs, at ... $50. 90
$1,000 Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12,
at 10000
$500 Administer Rugs, 27-inch, at S7.2O
$14O0 Administer Rugs, 36-n, at $lI.2O
Other Rugs I'm NIL sizes. CongoIcum. Art Ne
ponSruc, Printed md InIuid I.in0lcum, etc, nj
pr0poriIonntc reductions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
CARDINAL DENOUNCES SlNN
FEM COLORS ON CATHEDRAL
Painting of PIIinrs Called FIngrnnt
Outrage Of Desperate Chnract-
ers " no Hold Nothing Sacred
my Universal Service. ]

DUBLIN. May l5.--Thc painting Of
the Slim Fem coiors on the pillars Of
ST. Patrick's Cathedral has evoked
strong Remuneration from Cardinal
l.ogue. who describes the act as 4
Migrant outrage"
lie attributes IL 10 desperate and
reckless characters to whom nothing
- sacred, who come to the surface In
times Of trouble and excitement"
The head OF the Catholic church in
Ireland recently incurred the dis
pleasure of the extremist inner coun-
ell o: Sim Fein by the statement.
published through Universal Sarvice.
thar he favored dominion home rule
for Ireland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Finding INC Job Hunter.

hepresentativc summers. Of Texas
seldom tells an old story. SO when.
recently. he told an exceedingly an
tipuated yarn. several friends who
were with him were greatly sur
pr!sed. One man in the crowd. how
ever. laughed uprOariously Mt the old
story.
After the crowd had dispersed one
or Summers friends asked him why
1t was that no spun such an archaic
tale.
II knew there was a fellow In that
crowd who wanted a Job" Summer
explained. land could not exactly
determine which one It was. Now
laughed" '"e ''" ""0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Ills Desire.

Now. who would like TO ask a
question:" softly voiced the Sabbath
school teacher. Dear children. ask
whatever is nearest your hearts
and"
"All right. ma'am" spoke up skin
ny simpson When is the first cir
Gus coming?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
The Iteply Correct

Landlord: Have you any children? -
Prospective tenant: Yes. six. all in
the cemetery" Landlord: Better
there than here "'-and he proceeded
10 execute the desired lease In due
time the children returned from the
cemetery. whittier they had been sent
for a walk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Another M.nuld In.

Sir remarked a rich father to n
sutton, after the Investigations 7
have made Into your character l can
not give You my daughter. Fay" "All
right" answered the persistent sutton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Brushing and General
Care Of Scalp and Hair

A Homc-Nade Hair InvIgorntor.
You can easily prevent hair
from falling, and you can make
Very simple method. which is far
superior in results TO that OF any
so-called hair tonic you can buy,
You Will notice the difference in
your hair In very few days.
; and 1t VIII take on a Vigorous
will at once begin to fill with
new hair. This is done by simply
adding one ounce OF beta-quinol
to n half pint OF water and n
half pint OF bay rum. If you
prefer you may use q full pint Of
w't"hhazcl instead OF the water
and bay rum. The beta -quinol
may be procured for Atty cents
at any drug store. Try this and
YOU viii TO longer find handfuls
or hair coming ont on your comb
and brush. and your hair will be
Here Il Good Shampoo
Every scalp has constantly
forming on il a thin. invisible
film OF fatty accommodations which
soap cannot remove. not even
with hard rubbing. The one way
to remove this film. and let your
hair breathe is to dissolve it. This
is done by the use Of teaspoon
ful OF eggol dissolved In half
cup OF hot water. and used rs a
shampoo and head wash. This
unscals the pores. and IL Will
surprise YOU what n tremendous
difference it produces In the ap-
pearance and growth Of the
hair. In twenty-five cent
package Of eGgoI. which can be
secured at any drug store, there
Is enough TO supply you with
over dozen Of these shampoos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

V eye Ia b | L Com
pound has done me.
! had organic trou-
bles and am going
through the Change
of Life. ] was taken
with n pain in my
side and q bad head
ache. 1 could not
lie down, could not
eat, or sleep. l suf.
4 red something
terrible and the doc
tors medicine did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
Sport Skirts for
Summer Season
Mdny Different Fabrics
Used IN NeaO Popular
Styles.
ny RITA sTUYyEs>Nr


This promises TO be a wonderful
season for sports, IL one is to judge
from the stunning skirts that are
being shown and the exquisite silks
accompaniment to the overblousc IL
the lovely sport Skin, dc luxe, with
It's ictch!ng plcats, Interesting peck
cts, clever lines and swn2gcr charm;
melting ioveliness. from bright, gay
sport shades to softly blurred pastel
tones.
Among the new materials. there
Is "A brand fabric OF sport satin
backed with GeorEcttc crepe. Rich
and heavy. yet with all the allure Of
soft Cling ing lines. 1t Is small wonder
that this wondrous creation prom
ises TO surpass all others for the
! coming season. And SO simple ara
the models designed from it. for with
such exquisite material and the
charm of SIMPLE lines. who would
care for trimming?
Pients Are Popular.
Accordion and knife plcated crepe
de chine skirts are practical for out
door sports wear without losing any
OF the delicate charm associated with
things feminine. Very full and belted
length. This model is usually offered
in white or cream. and Is especially
suitable for the slim jeunnc lille.
Another jaunty skirt THAI uccides
10 nc StralSnt anu Eatncfcu just
little manages to be Interesting
through the medium of pockets
These flare out gracefully from the
hips. but are confined with large
pearl buttons arranged In attractive
groups. This skirt prettily chooses
dainty shade OF peach for its color
ing.
Popular Simple Model.
Another exquisite fabric well liked
for sport skirts liz shown in apricot
cicl, lettuce green. lilac, nesh pink
orange, citron. beige and soft shade:
of gray. THIS material lends itself
gracefully To plcats. and somehow
prefers small box pleats to eide ones
other than a straight belt buttonct
at the sides. this skirt requires nc
other decoration.
Flannel skirts make their appear
ance now and then. and such jaunty
sporty affairs they arc, too! Striped
ewcctly. just like peppermint stick
Is one gay model recently seen. VIII
background OF creamy flannel ant
candy stripes Of red or blue.
This model pieats Itself finely. al
lowing plenty Of freedom OF motor
when the wcarer Is walking. Thi!
type skirt smartly allies itself Will
gay wool sweater, thus compile tine
fetching little costume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
REMARK liable
RECOVERY
Extraordinary Curative
Power Of Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia. Pal want to let YOU
know what good lydia l.. Pinkham's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
DINING-ROOM
FURNITURE
2Oao..l.
OFF

$4,000 7-Piece Suite, SI29.0G1 .ss
Extension Table. Buffet. China Closet s,ahae
Chairs; Period style, Golden Oak finish. -,..sS
S225.O0 4-Pfecc Suite, $50. 0OSs s5 /.
Extension Table. Buffet, China Closet and .Serv4
$4,000 4-Piece Suite, $500. 00ss
Extension Table. Buffet. China Closet and Soty4}
ing Table; Jacobcan style rsfs
$4,000 i-Piece Suite, $3.50. 0G,,sissgs
Extension Table. Buffet. China Closet and ,ssTy-I
ing Table; Jacobean: Golden Oak 500
$4,000 4-Piecc Suite, $4,000 ts Il
Extension Table. Buffet, China Closet and istry-|
Ing Table: Louis WI design; Walnut finish.
$4,000 Apiece Suite, $4,000
Queen Anne Period design; Walnut Hnlsh;tExsI
ODD PIECES FOR DINING-RO0MS
$4,000 Buffet, Golden Oak. .S54.40,
$500 Buffet, CHARTERED Oak .S60,OOl
$4,000 Buffet, Chartered Oak. .Ss0,A0
$4,000 Table, 6-foOt extension, S,sss
oak $4,000
$4,000 Table, 6-fo0t extension li,sss
CHARTERED Oak ,..... .sss.00|
$500 Extension Table, Quar- s,
tered Oak .......... s3s.0O|
$4,000 Extension Table, Quar- -.!t.ss
tered Oak $1,000
"dd 'i'ceH for DininS-Ro"m at Proportionnte|
Reductions. .NfzitSiSa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
2NMa | SUMMER,
OFT FURNITURE

Porch Rocker. split cane seat. extra
special 1.9S
$4,000 Rustic Hickory Porch Set,
Settee. Chair and Rocker 10
$4,000 Hickory Sets. ........... $1,000
$4,000 Hickory Sets. .......... .$20.S0
$3.50 Hickory Chairs or Rockers,
at H0.90
$500 Porch Swings. .$2.9S
$50 Porch Swings. 5000
$500 Couch Iammocks, with mat
tress. at .&1I.40
Steamer Chairs, for porch, folding
style; special :. 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
By Madame Marec
Another Shampoo.


or all the high-rrada; ready
ing on the market more delight
full than the one known as
FRESCA. One peculiar feature
OF FRESCA Shampoo. is that
while IL leaves the hair soft and
clean. il does not leave such
handle or arrange after q wash.
So II you want ready mixed,
high clas5 article. try this
FRESCA. 1t usually sells for
fifty cents.
And II You Have Any Hair You
DO Not Want
There is very remarkable
way TO remove It. Simply mois-
ten the hairs with "A little sulfo
s sSri,", VII The hair n begins ,E /"
solve. and then with just a swim
OF the finger. all the hairs can be
rubbed off clear and clean. It
leaves the skin thoroughly free
from all superhuous hairs, not
leaving even suggestion that
you had any superuous hairs at
shonld hnv" some
suifo solution on -o
her dresser. ,&Hh>
This is quite DIFF 8s&aNsSx
ferent from most R<t xsNSSa
s Sss: ss; SSrn % %s@ XdKAN
redden NH~sT$N3A
SIX n. SsISsskaa{ >Sx ~xIa
Sulfo E,SsAsgSsSa rSS,
SO IL S[yH4fSSSS&1l ~sI ~
o n fSsEtFtT$&NTs ,Jp
sells In SSF.l::
l. A{TE.E%Ss1E- .1SSAS'f
nal pack. tS,s w.
ages fora NTSI
dollar. Sr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
GIBSON
Refriigerators

S23.50 RcfrigcratOrS, $3.50
Top icer 6o-ib capacity: galvanized iron lining
Si7.00 RcfrigcratOrS, $3.50
Top iccr 3o-lb. capacity; galvanized iron lining
$4,000 RcirigcratOrS, $1,000
Sid" icer. 3doo.: i5-lb. capacity; White Porce
Iod lined.
5000 RcfrigcratOrS, $1,000
Top iccr: capacity .5 lbs: White Pofceioid lined.
$500 RcirigCratorS, $i6.40
Tllrcc-door style; Io-ib. capacity; Wh,:e Porce-
lod lined.
$500 Refrigerators. 10000
Side icer; l-door style: l00-lb. capacity; White
Porcelain.
5000 RcirigeratorS, 81 100
Front-door style; l00-lb. capacity; White Porce-
loid lined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16

Our stosk = of
New NJ o tod
X Il II & e . Was
contracted for
nearly a year
ago. Pri C Q s
have greatly
advanced since
then. AS WfiEs
as the present.
: { o C k iaStES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-16
PETIT & COMPANY and West Broad Street

With the desire of doing everything within power
to place reliable home furnishings within the reach0
those in need of them and further influenced by the selfish
motive of avoiding the loss Of interest large invest
charges .aassS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
Ia HUELCA De Los
I|UELLES

Aver tarde un grupo de huelguis-
tas ataco con piedras rompe-huel-
gas, resultando heridos Ramon Sa-
gardia, Candido Crespo, Antonio Ca
ban Edelmiro Rodriguez, los que
fueron asistidos en- la Sala de Soco-
rros. Fueron arrestados Eleno Be-
nitez v Domingo Cortijo, como SUI
puestos autores de la aggression.
Los trabajadores unionados, en-
huelga, celebraron una reunion aver
v acordaron hacer publico que el ac-
tual movimiento no obedece a maqui-
narias politicas. Una comision fue
hoy al Palacio informar este al Co.
bernador.
Una manifestation y mitin Sc llevo
a efecto ell sabado, siendo atacadas ru-
damente las Companies Navieras y la
Camara de Comercio. U&ssf
Aver trabajaron en- ell muelle nu-
nero dos, 131 hombres y en- el de San
Antonio, 120.
Anoche regresaron la isla, noven-
ia un hombres.
Ell vapor "Marina" sali6 para va
bucoa, conduciendo Al hombres y po-
licias armados.
Ell "Helen" salio para Aguadilla,
conduciendo hombres que van a ira
bajar alli.~
Ell total de hombres trabajando
asciende unos 500. a
Los comerciantes garantizados por
la policia, han empezado hoy a sacar
sus cargas, en- vista de queN mucha Sc
lie esta perdiendo.
Los fruteros han hecho 10 ,mismo.
La huelga continua igual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
PetieiQles al SeladO

del seiior Jose Casanovas Marrero,
Comisionado de Servicio Puhlico de
Hatillo, solicitando determinada en-
m:enda la vicente Ley Municipal
/ Del seiior Domingo Apontc, Presi-
dente de la .Asociaci6n Local lie Macs
'tros de Lares. solicitando aumento de
sueldos para el Magisterio Insular.
Del seiior Enrique Noriega, Presi-
tlente del Comit6 de Padres dc Ia Es-
cuela de pellejas, Adjuntas, fo,mulan-
do igual petici6n.
Del seilor Carlos Gonzalez, Presi-
dente de la Asociaci6n de Fomento
Agrfcola Escolar de >Pellejas, Adjun-
tas, en- igual sealtido.
Del seil0r e. Torres, Comisionsdo de
! Instruction de Guayanilla, so!icitando
que Sc aumente la asignaci0n para H.
bros dc texto Y materiales escoiares.
Del Secretario Marshal de la Corte
Municipal de Cayey, soiicitando au9
mento de sueldo, que Sc les indemnice
la .cantidad de $4,000 cada rno de
los suscribicntes que dejaron y deja-
ran de percibir desde cl primeio dc
MARIO de 1918 ,hasta .el so de ahril de
1920 v desde esta fecha al so de JUNO
de 1920.
| Del Sr. Francisco Pietri, Prcsldente
de la Liga Agrfcola de Adjuntas, so
/ licitando que Sc les aumente ell sueldo
a los maestrOs.
j De los senores C. Llauger Diaz, Ra-
mon Montaner s. Bocanegra, presi-
dente secretario Y vocal, respectiva-
mente. de la, :s.-tsociaci6n de Enpleados
Insulares' de Puerto Rico, solicitaDdo
en- nombre de dicha institution, que Sc
f, aumenten los sueldOs de los empleados
del Gob;erno Insular, ell relaci6n con
el alto costo de La vida y las exigcncias
de los actuales momentos, segdn deter
minan en- SUI solicitud.
| Presentada en- session ceIebrada en-
% de abril. Pas0 la C0misi6n de
Hacienda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
Notas del Hiopodromo
I9i
ENLA FERIA REGIONAL
Attractive kiosko. Gran animacion en-
las carreras

Ell gentfO que Sc encontraba aver en-
el sitio destinado para la Feria era tan
immense, que Sc lie hacfa a uno imposi-
bic dar un paso Ell tOdos aquellos alre-
dedOreS. Las muchachas mas bonitas
fuerOn escogidas para ocupar los pues-
tOs en- los kiOscOs de la Feria. Todas
eran muy atrayentes interesantes,
siendo unO de los mas atractivos el que
llevaba pOr nOmbre: "Colegio Puerto
rriqueflo de Niilas", donde las gentiles
Maria y Rosa Iriarte, Carmen NJ. So
ler, Lavinnia Mitchell, Annita Cabrera,
Ines Lopez CeperO, Maria Teresa Fa-
bregas, Rita O'neill, Pura Padial. Agus
tina Musa, Matilde Soler Srtas. Ro-
drfguez, atendfan srs parroquiahos
con tanta amabilidad fineza, que las
hOras en- aquel sitio encantado pasaban
sin darse unO cuenta. Aspirando aqucl
delicado perfume que estas flores nos
regalaban. con su presencia, ALI per-
manecimOs largo ratio ;s pero luego ell
deber nuestro de hacer las notas de la
pista, nos oblig0 a abandonarlo; V
atin cuando fueE Ell contra de nuestra
voluntad, no habfa otro remedio, por
ser las tres y media de Ia tarde, hora
ell que deDfan empezar las carreras.
En- eI Hip6dr0mo.
| Las gradas estaban tan llenas que
hubo necesidad de poner sillas especia-
les en- el suelo, para que ell pdblico pu-
desc yer las carreras con comodidad ;
todO estaba ocupado por distinguish
cOncurrencia que goz0 bastante con la
discussion del intereSante prOgrama. De
la Isla tambi6n habfa mucha gente.
Cuando CalMelo hizo sonar su cornetfn
para que los caballOs de la primera ca
rrera salieran, ell amplio Grand Stand
presentaba un brillante aspectO. La pri.
mera carrera a una milla la gan6 el
Keknote ell segundo puesto 10 ocup0
Milbrey. En- la segunda, IAIetralla de-
mOstr0 sef mucho mas superior a todos
con Id carrera que hizo;, este de que
Victoria pretenda ganarle Metralla
es perder tempo, y aunque lie pese al
maestro Lopez, ninguna distapcia,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
LIGA AGRICOLA Y ASOCIACION
BENEFICA

\
Han sido presentados en- la ofici-
ma del Seeretario Executive de Puer-
to Rico, para su archivo. y registro,
los articulos de incorporation de dos
asociaciones que Sc trata de orga-
nizar con ell nombre de "Liga Agrico-
la de Aibonito" y Association Bene-
flea de Asistencia Hospitalaria y de
Ensenanza Clinica'. El objeto prin-
cipaI de la primera asociacion, cuya
oficina principal Sc establecera en- All
bonito, sera trabajar por ell progreso
de la agriculture, Y el de la segunda,
que estara domiciliada en- San Juan,
mantener un Hospital general y or
ganizar en- el misIno una escuela pa
ra la ensefianza te6rico-practica de
enfermeras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
EsPECTACULOs PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-"El Destino
Manda".
Cine Luna.-"Matrimonio", en- 5
reels una comedia.
Mafiana, Gel Usurpador" y una CO.
mica.
Cine Victory Garden.-"La Soiiado-
RAJ, en- actos y una comica.
Cine Rialto.-El episodio de "Ata-
do Y Amordazado" y "Lenguas vi
perinas".
Cine Monte CarlO.-"La Hija de la
Tempestad" Y una comedia.
Cine Real.-"Honrado y Listo".
. Cine Puerto Rico.-"La Ley del
Odior~y el episodio 7 de ia Huella
del Horror.
Cine ImperiaI.-"La Desterrada So
cial'.
Cine Norma.-S Donde estan mis-
Hijos ?" una conlica.
Cine Habana.-El episode IL de
'La Gran Jugada" y otra pelicula
mas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-05-03
JUICES SUsTlTUTOS


Ell Gobernador Interino ha;s aproba-i
do eli nombramiento hecho a favor del
sefors jose miranda Gonzalez, Juez
de Paz de Toa Alta, para que actue
como Juez de Paz de Vega Alta en- la
vista de un case criminal pendiente
ante esta Ultima SGofte. en- el cual Ell
Juez Propietario esta incapacitado pa
ra actuar Y el del senior Andres B.
Crosas, Juez de la Corte de Distrito
de Aguadilla, para que act1e como
Juez de la Corte de Distrito de Ma
yagiiez en- la vista de un case civil
pendiente ante esta Ultima Corte en- el
cual el Juez propietarlo esta incapa-
citado para actuar.