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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-06
THEATRE BILLS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Schedule of Entertainments
at the Tarious Play
houses in This City
New Attractions


GARRICK - "The Ed Wynn Carni-
VAL" an intimate revue" headed by
the Philadelphia lad who has become
noted entertainer. He has written
the book and lyrics and supplies the
plot as he goes along. Jingly, jazzy
music Is forecast. Trixie Jennery.
premiere danseuse; Miller and his
''melody boys', and the Meyako Jap
girl troupe are in the cast.
ADELPHI Cup in Mabels Room, :"
farce, with Hazel Dawn, John
Arthur, Eleanor Dawn (sister Of
Hazel, Enid Markey, Walter Jones
and other we'll known farceurs. A
widow, bride, n philandering hus
band and some gift lingerie are the
components Of what is described as q
hilarious plot
Continuing Attractions
BROAD - 1.-THE Irresistible Genius, "
drama by John T. Mcintyre and
Francis Hill. Elevates Georges Rem
aveut, gifted young French actor. to
stardom. The study of u talented
youth on the threshold of career
and the effect Of feminine wiles on
his artistic progress. Splendidly stage
managed and rehearsed by George
Cohan.
SHUBERT - "Take It From Me-,
musical with scenes laid in q de-
partment store. Diyerting book is by
VIII Johnstone, the well known
cartoonist, and the score. very me =
lodious, by viii Anderson. Large
cast of well known entertainers.
FORREST. - Listen Lester" John
Cort's musical dancing show.
Cast includes musical comedy fav-
orites, and n notable chorus. Plot
has to do with a temperamental
widower, "vamp" and some letters.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA
HOUSE - 'Frivolities of 192O,''
with a group of fun, vocal and dane
ing specialties and large cast and
chorus of revue specialists. Almost
every variety of dancer is found
among the principals.
Seven Days Leave" q
big, spectacular military melodrama.
Spies, patriots, soldiers animate the
plot. A big scene shows a battleshir
in detail.
LYRIC-"The Guest of Honor" fea
turing William Hodge at his char
acteristic best. The star Is revealed
as q struggling young author who's,
kindness to others has left him pen
niless.
| ~ nv III Via hpntutkI.
classic Of the paddock and race track
Cleo Desmond plays the heroine
Madge, and Andrew Bishop and III
l.. Prior are cast for important roles
Vaudeville
| EEITH'S - Leon Errcl. character
comedian, just returned from Londor
success; William Gaxton and com
pany, The Junior Partner" com
edy; Val and Ernie Stanton. skit
Brecn family in novelty dances
Emma stephens. Personality So
prano"; Eddie Foyer. elocutionist
Lilly Lombard and Guy Sampsel
with Don Mathews at the piano
songs; Ryan and Ryan, coined
singers and dancers; Camilla ;
Birds. feathcred act Kinogram pic
lures. Topics of the Day"
4 LLEGHENY - Bill Bailey. Lyn,
Cowan and Davis. songs "Rubc
Villc.' musical act; Eddie Cassidy
singer: Mujorcs. wirewulkers: Vic
tor Martin and Maude Florence
skit:. photoplay. THE Corsical
Brothers.
GLOBE-'Mabcl, Be Careful" mu
sical comedy: Dixie Hamilp an
band, musical act: Dave Harris
comedian; Mark Lindcr, protca
artist; Adelaide and Gold. singing
Payton and Ward, skit: Three ri
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NELSON-ALLINSON

A pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Allinson
of JObstown. \. j., on Tuesday eve
ming Mt o'clock. when their daughter,
Miss Eva NJ. Allinson. became the bride
Of Mr.. Martin Nelson, of South Am
boy.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Miss Eva Aaronson. of
Columbus, was maid of honor, and Mr..
Nelson was attended by his brother,
Mr.. Hans Nelson. as his best man.
The Rev. A. Il. Look. Of Chester,
Pa. performed the ceremony. a wed
ding supper followed the ceremony.
After an extended wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson will live at South Am
boy.
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FALLS OF scHUYLKlLL

The Young Mems Association of East
Falls had its yearly meeting on Mon
day evening last at the clubrOom, 3IlS
Queen lane, and elected the following
officers for another term: President, Mr..
Robert J.. Boardmcn first vice prcSi
dent, Mr.. Thomas Wilcox; second vice
president, Mr.. Harry B, Cole; record .
ing secretary, Mr.. Joshua Whitaker
financial secretary. Mr.. william Fer
gusou, and treasurer, Mr.. John Whit
nkcr. Board of directors: Mr. RcnJa
min Mitchell, Mr., John g. Porter, Mr.
John B. Groves, Mr., Job Greenwood
Mr.. George Foster, Mr.. Herbert Rus
sci, Mr., Albert Radciff, MIR, John lial 2
stead, MIR. John Brooks and Mr., VIII
: liam J Benham.
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voli Girls" singers; Garfield and
Rnpn Emmett and Moore.

Rose Emmett and Moore.
BROADWAY II. Bart McHugh's
Among Those Present" musical
comedy: "welcome Home" play
let pasauale and Golden and movie.
Double Speed" my Tulip Girl,
musical comedy, heads bill last half
Of week.
CROSS. KEYS 49, "Movic Mad mu-
sical comedy; Gould and Altman.
blakface comedians; May Kilduf
and Allerton, skit; Barton and
Brady; William Ferry, contortion-
ist; Among Those Present." musi-
cal comedy, heads bill last half Of
WTLLTAM PENN - Fashion Min
nolds and Irene and Bobby Smith I;
"The Willow Tree" movie: Sid
Towncs, comedy songs; Sapp Fam,
ily, novelty; Willie Hale and
Brother. musicians. Filtration
heads bill last half Of week
NIXON'S-Drury Hart and company,
sketch Lord and Fuller. variety
act;. John and Betty Morgan
Rhoda and Francis, wire walkers :
photoplay, Other Men 8 Shoes. 4"
Samayoa, aerialist, heads bill last
half of week.
GRAND-Lulu Mcconnell and Grant
Simpson, comedy sketch; Brewer
Trio, musicians; George Wilson and
Ben Larson, acrobats; Lawrence
Crane, magician Al Piantadosi and
Bert Walton. song writer's: Otto
Brothers, comedians.
NIinstrels
DUMONT'S - Topical travestics on
current topics .blackface first part
with new tunes and jokes; variety ot
popular melodies.
Stock
ORPHETM--"Nearly Married" Ed
gar Splwyn's sparkling comedy. In
compatibility of temperament almost
leads to the divorce court through O
series of good humoredly satirit
scenes. Mae Desmond will appear as
the discontcuted wife.
Roof Entertainment
WALTON-Pierrot Roof will have en-
tircly new bill, including Temple
ton, Tomorah and Lynn, singers ant
dancers: Nina Schall, Personality
Girl": Blanche Legarde. classica
dancer; Dyer and Sands musicians
Helaine Lynn, dancing comedienne.
Burlesque
CASINO - The Sporting Widows
Snhppy SObgS dbu piNNIS 'ooluiu''
in their show. said to be full of move
vaudeville specialties. It has larg,
and capable chorus. Frank Hal
heads the cast which includes Flossit
Everett, June Leveay and Irene
Wood.
PEOPLES - Up to date burlcsQu,
with chorus whose costumes ar,
said to be ravishing. A score Of son,
hits are interspersed. sung by com
| pany Of favorite entertainers
TROCADERO - THE GirlS--Ciirls-
Girls" company has George A. Clarl
| as principal comedian. The following
support him: Charles McNally
| Myrtle Cherry, Betty Palmer, Ma.
|, Earle, Ernest o. Fisher and Bill.
Lawrence.
Coming Attractions
MARCH 1J
| BROAD-"Chris," u play of the se
by young American dramatist
Eugene O'Ncill, whose Beyond tn
Horizon" is the newest thcatrica
sensation in New York. He is the SO
Of James O'Neill. the famous Mont
Cristo. Emmett COrrigan will be tn
star.
April !
FORREST - Don QuiXote. Esq.
the thirty second annual mask an
wig show of the University Of Penn
sylvania.
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ENGAGEM ENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Scattergood
of 24O West Tulpehocken street, an :
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miss Eleanor Scattergood, TO Mr..
Donald j. Smith, of Fort Wayne, Ind
Mr.. Edward d. McHenry. of this
CITY, announces the engagement Of his
daughter, Miss Luella r. McHenry. to
Mr.. Charles Stanley Boswell, of Will
Transport, Pa. The wedding is to take
place the latter part Of June.
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star Cast In
y verywoInan
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themselves. Providence can give the
talent, but it's proper cultivation de-
pends upon those to whose guidance
the children are given. There have
been a few instances in which genius has
risen superior to unwise training,
among these being Beethoven and
Weber, but in the vast majority OF cases
the parents have played most i'm
portant part.
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me concerts OF tho Phlla0clpDlH OT-
sSsnns of the coming week VII s5k SSs
pounow and the performance by the orchestra
Thq Sssr haSsrs ars tSnsS
Richard Wasner, the prelude to .'Lohengr,n.,
%d hs The Gs q q ,ss the eHss
The Catholic Operatic Society will pre-
gent The Chimes Of Normandy 81 the
Metrfopoiitan Opera HOUSE one. on M2nday
csshgs 4T ~ d fSf tns SSRs OF The rSs
gplendid cast consIsts Of Grace Wade; Marie
copS PSF and YEA Edward @sn Sss
season. 70 Be siysn u The xeads%y Of Music
Giovanni Mr. MOnteus DG TX viii viii conduct No 10:
to ss opeta m sns
tiers Impressions Of Italy"
Rudolph Polk. an American yiolinlst, will
S SeG6 n recital az the AeSdS r N Mgs Po
is pupil Of Henri Nfarteau.
At the invitation Of Bryn Mawr College
the Mendelssohn Club will give q CONCERT in
spPIhE eoneert e q 'ho Mend MendeissoSn cub VIII
be held in the Beileyue-Stratford Ballroom
on Wednesday. April 2s.
.Jascha Hefetz will give violin recital
ming, April 8.
The last OF three iecture.reeitals on THE
will be given under the auspices of the Uni
yersity Extension Society in Witherspoon
Hail next Wednesday evening.
The Philadelphia Music Teachers Alliance
%orHTns. Mareh ). at 1880, asdsme aOfhSasy hSrd.
will give a iecture-recitai, Her subject viii
6e 6es TaRhm TrRhhythm and Reiaxation--the Principles
The Philadelphia operatic Society has not
Je%eS GS'5sd of tS
Madonna, and has ARRANGED therefore "a
n evening in OF the
Altos. BASES and tenors are especially de-
| Much interest Is being evnccd by Phila.
ss ey geyurn t5o f MT dTsS
Opera. House on Saturday. evening. Mafcf
20. after an absence OF six years.
formance at the. Metropoli tan Opera Hous, Sn,
on MONDAY evening, March ~, to present
all the newest developments in tho moderr
are Of the dance.
=, The St. Matthew passion music by Sebas
| tlan Bach will be rendered by tho choii
of st. Luke and the Epiphany on Sunday
afternoon March IA. at o'clock
Israel vichnin will make his first ap
pearance in a recital at the Settlemcf,
Music School on Friday evening. March u
The fftieth anniversary Of the foundin,
OF the Zeckwer-Hahn Philadelphia Musica
OF Music on Thursday evening March II
The students orchestra of more than 1O
pieces will be assisted by many profes
sional musicians who have been connecte,
IN tho past or at present with the instltu
tion either as students or as teachers. TIL
soloIsts will be Israel Vlchnin. plano: Grshi
Mona asavitch violin, and Lena Weber
BriclSer. contralto A7essrs. Camille Zeck
wer Frederlck f. Hahn and Charlton Muir
viola by Mr.. zeclSwer.
Estella Neuhaus, piaaiste. and J. How
= Clifford, reader. will give a Joint recital a
the Bellevue Stratford next Monday morning
at II o'clock.
Il At the Second Presbyterian Church, Twen
ty-first and Walnut streets tho music 70
Sunday evening will include instrumental
numbers for organ, harp and violin and an
themsa both a cappella and with instru
mentaf, accompaniment. The choir "a undc
the direction of w. Lindsay Norden and /
assisted by Vincent Fanelli harplst an,
|, Frederic Cook, voinist.
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lionol lHrrynlGrs in
Tho COpp0rhsad
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Israel Vichnin will make his first ap-
pearance in a recital at the Settlement
Music School on Friday evening. March 12.
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Dorothy Dalton Ia
Black II White
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Republican womens Board TO Meet

Mrs. Barclay Warburlon, chairman OF
fine executive committee OF the Repub-
lican womcn'S committee OF Pennsyl-
vania has called a meeting of the cX-
ecntiye hoard for next Monday after
noon Il was announced today at state
headouarters, 500 South Broad a.reet
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Rudolph Polk. an American yiolinist will
be heard in recital at the Academy Of Music
on Wednesday evening, March 10 Mr.. Polk
Is a pupil of Henri Marteau.
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Aulta Stewart in
In Old Kentucky
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Fokine, III, Cancels engagements

Fokine, Russian dancer, is i'll with
Influenza. and will not be permitted to
appear professionally for two or three
months. \. l.. Hoegero. manager of
the Metropolitan Opera House. has re-
ccived telegram from the manager OF
Fokne and Vera Fokina, notifying him
that it will be necessary to cancel Fo-
kine's engagement here March %. Vera
Fokina will appear.
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Dorothy Dalton in
BLACK II White
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Aell Sh!Unlau In Bach
to God + COuUtry
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Anita stewart In
In Old Kentucky
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Much interest Is being evnced by Phila-
dGelphia1s de at the return Of Nine. Luisa
Opera House on Saturday evening. March
90 after an absence OF six years.
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The Philadelphia operatic Society has not
YET YET COMPLETED the special chorus desired for
Madonna" and has arranged therefore to
have another trial Of voices OF applicants
Altos. basses and tenors are especially de-
sired.
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=, At the invitation of Bryn Mawr College
the gardens at Bryn Mawr on May 10. The
spring concert Of the Mendelssohn Club will
be held In the Belleyue-Stratford Ballroom
on Wednesday. April 2S.
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Jascha Heifetz will give a violin recital
ming, April 0.
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The last OF three lecture-reeitalB on THE
Composers OF America" by Nicholas Douty,
will be given under the auspices Of the Uni
yersty Extension Society In Witherspoon
Hall. next Wednesday evening.
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Vera Fokina. prima ballerina OF the Rus
Sian ballet, will appear for a single per-
tormance at the Metropolitan Opera House
on Monday evening, March 90. to present
all the newest developments in tho modern
of the dance.
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The Philadelphia Music Teachers Alliance
announces that at It's next meeting Tuesday
Wood. who has for the last fourteen year
o9ncertized extensively on the west coast:
bo 'Rhythm and Reiaxation--the Principies .
of Technique.
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COMING MUSIC EVENTS

The concerts OF tho Philadelphia Or
chestra on Friday afternoon and SATURDAY
reappearance of Katharine Goodson. the
English pianist, In a new concerto by LA
Of Cesar Francks symphony In minor.
y phe other numbers are three SELECTIONS from
Richard Wagner, the prelude to 'Dohengrin, ~
the Entrance OF the Gods Into Walhalla'
and the Ride Of the Valkyries."
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DROBABLf the most wonderful
l. prodigy who ever lived was Mozart,
and his genius manifested itself at an
exceedingly early age. But here again
appears the wise father, who fhStCrcl
the genius Of the child and not only
allowed but helped il to come to its
full fruition. Probably some of the
stories told Of Mozart in the years ho.
fore he had reached the age of ten have
lost nothing in the telling of IA century
and half, but there cannot be the
slightest doubt that he was one of the
most gifted children who ever lived nor
of the fact that this was recognized by
his father aud assisted along natural
lines.
Mcndelssohn was another prodigy,
and here, too, was the wise family who
along sane aud normal lines,
Schubert was another. but his genius
was not fully recognized by his parents,
who, in addition, were so hamprrCd by
poverty that they could not possibly
have done so much aS the parents of the
other more fortunately placed children,
even had they realized that in the little
Franz there existed one of the most
luminous musical talents of the world :
history. The result of this was that
Schubert never had the advantages
which his marvellous genius merited, and
this lack of education is apparent in
certain features of his music, cs.
pecially his instrumental works.
The cases Of youthful prodlgies there.
fore show that far more depends upon
the puAenis than upon the children
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l.drnuud BrPraa IN
thuius Of EVidcncs
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N,N SlsirI1au In Hack
to God 70 Country
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", y. Warner M
Haunting shadows
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star Cast In
EverywoInan
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Dnr0'ha C;fsb 'H Mary
Ellen g'ruc9 10 Town
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Eillio ~ r'rs IN
Wautod--h NuFbpnd
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Nur" Miles Ntlu'cr
AllDN ~ brNDV GAblrl
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NaCl ran grd May In
Nar"'g iulSle
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Elgle ForRusGp ~
Wis House iH Order
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The st. Matthew passion music by Sebas-
tlan Bach will be rendered by tho choir
of St. Luke and the Epiphany on Sunday
afternoon, March a. Mt 4 O'Clock,
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GLADYS BTOci,U-r'l IN
TITO Devils Riddle
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Anita Stewart In
In Old Kentucky
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SATURDAY

MARY Miles Mirter In
Ammo Of Green Cables
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Elsie ForEu, on IN
His House IN order
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SOL ShiHwau IN
BUc| - Gods 'oyui-~
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Cor stance TaImadge In
\ NIrfuOuH |Hmp
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NullI o.. lt"id IN
Double n aG
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lreno Castle In
The Amateur wife
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NuErno - BrI'g iU
Tho ErOken NcIOdN
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SnnClsl Co unLy
NTHidp aud Nutlin-
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NJ ohOwins of ibe apeal proav..Iaasl .ll rleI, !, !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10

con tanta autoridad pide e asitor de-
las lineas copiadas; dejemos los actos
polticos, los de Ia baia politica, en-
.tiendase, para las plazoletas, Y 81 es.
possible para las orillas del mar, en- la
confanza absoluta de que el iodo de
las olas curaria los. hepaticos males
de los que aspiran a Ia nlano del po-
der. +.
Dejemos Ell teatro para las repre-
sentaciones del arte, donde yanos
nocturnamente a borrar del alma las
tragicas consecuencias de estos mo-
rslentos triYiales que nos iInpuso Sel
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Sc ROBARON Los ENvASHS
LA LECHE

Hace algdn tempo, venfa notas
el licenciado La Costa que le robaD'|
aos enyases de Ia leche que tienl
ssu nombre, Puesta la detective i,
accion, ocup6 dos envases- yalorados
s3O, que habla eomprado en- $1I CI|
mnente lnte Figueroa, a Francisco suare
Puesto el caso en- conocimiento a.
Fiscal este orden6 el ingreso Ge Su.
rez, en- las galeras del presidio, fijal
dole una fianza de $500 por SUI liberta
provisional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10

fia; en- el yapor Manuel CaIvo'a Per-
maneceran nuestros amigos una bue-
ma telhporada en- Barcelona y Mallor-
ca, y regresaran despues a nuestra
Isla donCle tienen sus grandes amis-
tades, sus afectos, sus intereses.
Don Juan y don Antonio Vicsns re-
siden en- Ciales, don Guillerno y don
Crist6bal Estadellas, en- Jayuya, y
tanto Jayuya como GALES deben lnu-
cho la actividad, la iniciativa,I a
la plausible y fecEnda laborisidad de
estos amigos, quienes deseamos un
rapldo v feliz viajt,.
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III LcDo. ENRIQUE JIMENEsz

Acompahado de nuestro buen ami
go el selor Socrates Nolasco, Consul
de Santo Domingo en- esta Isla, nos ha
ldispensado una amable vista Ell Ii
cenciado don Enrique Jimenez, sobrino
del pr6cer que ocup6 durante algin
tempo Ia Presidencia del pals herma-
no y vecino.
El seiior Jimenez, que es un aboga-
do notable y un periodista brillante,
y un politico de relieve, es tanbien
honbre de actividades industriales v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-10

en- Ia actuaIidad desempena el inpor-
tante cargo de administrator de Ia
Central LA Paja.
Deseamos al senior Jimenex que per-
llanecera unos dfas entire nosotros,
una israta pernianencia aquf al rel
terarle nuestro cordial saludo de bien-
venida.
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I|N DOBLE DAl0
cor Iinuael6n de u "a paginsl

tarnos en- una butaca inpregnada de
grasa, de esos dulces arnericanos que
la ''rnoniftaci6Ii' ct1oila ha ifnplap-
tado entire sus cogtuhibres, y due niu-
chas veces nos hemos traido adheridas
las parties posteriores de nuestra
mas o menos fanante indumentaria.
Mis- amigos don Miguel y don Ma
nold, p0drian darnos algo de- 10 que
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donjuanesco Adam, en- los primeros
dfas de la creaci6n del mundo, 81 es
que no nos han engaiado en- Ia escue-
la cuando estudiabanos estas cosas.
Para los mitines, esta la Casa del Pue
bio.
Arturo NicoIau JIMENEZ.
Arecibo, julio 1920.
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PERDIo La cARTERA..

Nos infoima Juan Guerola, que ha
perdiio en- Ia ciudad, una cartera con
tenielldo documentos y fotograffas.
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AMIGOS QUE Sc VAN

Don Juan vicens, su hijo don An
tonic, y don Guillermo y don Cristo-
bal Estadellas, salen hoy para Espa-
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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-02-13
COUNTY SEAT NEWS ITEMS.

Judge Scales announces that
opening of district court in
Lewis county has been postpon-
ed until March %, owing to the
influenza epidemic.
Miss Beatrice Duff, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duff of
this city, was united in marriage
to Arthur J. Button, at Sand
point, Idaho, on Saturday Janu-
airy 81.
J. Frank Sims went down to
Charleston the latter part of last
week to secure drugless treat
ments. Mr.. Sims has not been
in the best of health for some
time past. Late reports state
there is no appreciable improve
ment in his condition.
Harold Harris, secretary of
the state memorial commission,
departed Wednesday morning
for Boise to attend meeting of
that body. This meeting will
conclude the arrangements for
the counties of the state to take
up the matter of memorials d.