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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Mr. and Mrs J T. Stormcs were
recent visitors ir Dan,ille
Mr., Matil,c Lear lcf' this week
for Sullens College at Bristol. Ga
Mr. kug attended the all-day
meeting held ut the Danyille Baptis,
church last week.
Ma. Mare Hopper Pennington. 81
Campbcnsburs j, whiting her sister.
MIS- Jane Hopper
Mr. aud Nr. " \ fsruau have
been recent VISITOR ~ Mr. and Mr.
Hank, Hudson IN Danyillc
Mr. " u Mos 81. and grand sons
William aud james Bailey. have been
recent visitors iu Louisville
Mr. and Mr. y & Elmotc - NJ
ron. ONO. are guests ~ Mr. and MIR
" Gilmore on DanVille road
NJ. Ncllir MORRISON Rig.by has
been yiXirs her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and MrJ l.. iluicbing, IN panyinc
Mr.. Fila Thompson HoltIclaw
,ho fas been visiting Mr.. Harry
Anderson. ha, returned TO her home
DAnylle
Mr. aud Mr.. II : Williams. Of
Louisville. were the guests sunday Of
Mr. and MIR II { Bailey. on Lex
nston street
Mis-. Charlotte Polhtt, ~ London.
.pcni the week end with Mr. Wesley
Dicserson and Mr. pickcrson on
Maple avenue
Misscs Ella Mae aud Ida Mae
guest, 81 Ni.. Lou Fila pooln a,
Bryantville
Mr. X Zmmcr and Mr. George
Nrignt. have returned from BAY
View, Mich, where they spent the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Cranheld and little
daughter are spending month IN
Lancaster Mr. Cranhelj is engaged
In business here.
Mrs Thomas. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Harry Hudson and
Rev Hudson. on Maple avenue. has
returned 20 her home In Springfield.
Mr.. and Mr. Strothcr and daugh
ter. ~ 'ampbellshurg. have been
guest, Of their son Rev Clarence
Strothcr and MIR Stroth,r on Rich
mond street
Mrs leitie Ware and son. Mr.
Richard Ware. Of liopkinsNillc, are
expected for yisi' To Mrs Ware
daughter. Mr. x T. McRoberts and
Mr.. McRobcrts ON nauNille street.
Mr. Steven Luther Gihbs and Mis-
Elizabeth Gibbs Aayc .,surd invita-
tIons % reception friday afternoon
20 meet their house guests. MIR, Bran.
lam BcallcS 81 Sa' Angelo. Texas.
and Mr.. u. G. E,morc. ~ AKRON q. .
Mr. and Mr.. ". y Burton. Who
have been spending several weeks at
Hot Springs. Ark.. have returned
home The many friends Of Mr. Bur
On are glai 20 nov he has greatly
improved IN health during ms stay.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

Mr Ewing S,pl,z. 81 Louisville,
was in the city for few days las,
week.
Mis-. virric Bourne j. visiting Mr.
and Mrs Ewing Stultz IN Louisville
this week
Mis-. Carrie Miller left Sunday for
visit 20 her sister IN Charleston,
West Virginia.
Miss Tckla Ghcsniedcr who has
been N Detroit for sevcrrl months. j.
visiting friends IN Lancaster.
Nr John Dunn ~ For, Pierce. Fla.
o.. IN the city for Few days visiting
hts mother. MIR. " \ Price.
Mr. and Mr.. " I'LL and Mr. r.
q I'LL have jus, returned FORM a Wis
d to Mr. Thomas III. Jr At Mcdora,
Indiana
Mr Harry anderson. who ha, been
quite rok al his home on Maple
avenue. is reported 60. come better
This morning
Mr.. " u Montgomery. husband
and baby. 4 Bucua Vista. have been
visiting her sister, Mr.. Jane. Tuck
~ and Mr. Tucker and family ON
Richmond street
Miss Mari Miller woods 81 Paint
Lick has entered school for ,his term
and .s Ntb Mr. u Gullcy on Dan
VILE avenue until her parent. move
- the Walker residence on the Rich
moni road which they recently pur-
chased
The school auditorium was the
scene Tuesday even az II beautiful
ceremony when Nr Tom Thumb was
married to Nj. LIZ Puuan Midget.
= large and rcpfc,ettat,, gathering
Il Interested friend. and relatives
witnessing %, service. An effective
arrangement q f.rr, and golden rod
were about the stag" Several songs
were rendered A. the guests Assem-
BLEED. Mr. Guy Davidson served II
nclcutly a. the accomptnis, 81 the
evening Tn. wedding was gwen
entirely By the children 81 the city.
and about seventy I'VE - the little
folks took part This affair was
gwen under the AUSPICES u the Won
an. Club and large and pleasing
audience was present Little Mis-
Willie Allcne Basin made beautiful
bride and Master Ralph Ray Curtis
was a handsome groom. Master j.
7 Pollard took par, a. minister. The
following were attendants. maid II
honor. Miss MarJory NcWhorter:
best man. james Darwin Scale: ring
bearer. Myrtle Tucker, flower girls.
MarIory Basin and Marjory BRAY
field, bridesmaids. Emily Anne Elkin.
MarJory War, Spindle. Bobby Engle
ami Edna Grave, Cranhcld: ushers
james Gilbert and Frank Curtis Rob
.nsun The bride was gwen away bv
her father, Mr. John Orrcl Mother
II the bride was Evelyn Christopher.
"rand-moth.r Of bride, Lucy Bates
Denny. grand father Of bride. Marvin
orrcL grandfather II groom. Emma
Hagan and grand father Robert IA,
son Davidson were also present The
following rendered solos. Marvin Or
rel Emma liagan, Robert Batson
Davidson. Gcorrett1 Walker, Evelyn
Tucker, Nancy Thomas Lear. Glen
Gordon Davidson an the old maids.
Francis Tucker. iary Ellen Williams
and Phocha William, sang trio.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
SWINE BROAD,
The Real Estate Mans
October Dates OF
Auction Sales.

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 5,h-lj2
Acres for J. T Lyen. Mercer county,
Cumr1.ns Ferry Pike.
NEDNESDAY. OCTOBER eth
$50 acres for J 4. Morgan. Garrard
county. Richmond pike
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7,h-
- e. acre. FOR VI f. Kline. jefferson
county. Shelhyyllc pike
FRIDAY. OCTOBER s,h-Iyo
acres for Mrs. Sarah j. Cone. Lincoln
County. Black pike near Noreland
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s,h-2I9
acres for Newton Bishop, Bourbon
county. 3ig miles Paris Jackstown
pike.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER i2,h-653
acres for !. 4. Weycnburg. Henry
county. Eminencc and LaGrange pike.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18th
Two farms l06 acres and 1903 acres
for r " Buchanan. near Campbells-
VILE. Taylor County.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18th
1914 acres for K. r. Wilson and lsG
acres for \. X. keltner. TAYLOR coun.
y. Friendship pike.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER is,h-Il5
acres for Collins and Wilcox and l62
acres for &. " Durham. Taylcr coun-
". near Cambpellsville.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH
200 acres for ". L. Mckay. Ander-
son county, Glensboro pike.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18Th
Residence property. tobacco ware
house. Flour Mill. Lots and Business
houses for l.. A. Collins in Lebanon.
Marion county.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 2oth-
go acres for u. r. Russell. TAYLOR
county, Robinsons creek pike.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2in-
PSI acres for u. 7 Sancers. Taylor
county, near Salem Church.
OTHERS TO FOLLOW.
See advertisements for descriptions
Get IN touch with Real Estate
hssdquartsrs", offices a, Danville
and Lancaster.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30
Foot Ball.

The Lancaster foot ball team will
lock horns with the Junction City
team on the local grounds tomorrow
afternoon. Local people should turn
out enmasse and give our boys loud
and long cheering.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-30

pendent from Bradshaw Mills. and We
extend Ia her our wishes for long
life " unalloyed happiness
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22

Il have not communicated with any one in Arkansas about this matter. but l have expressed these general views to Senator Robinson I am sending him, for his information. a copy of this letter If there are any further suggestions which either of you have to make, should be glad to hear from you"
 The state committee will meet Sat urday at the Hotel Marion to discuss the advisability of changing the pri- mary date. If the committee recom- mends an earlier date. Governor Brough will issue supplementary proclamation including that subject in the mattclS to be considered by the special session of the legislature, which convenes at noon Monday
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
TIGER MEETS DEFEAT
 AT HANDS OF FRANCE

Paris. Jan. 16-Prcmier Georges Clemenceau went down to defeat at the hands of his countrymcn today in a caucus of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies ro choose candidate for the presidency of the republic. NJ. Glenn eneeau thereupon announced his with drawal from the contest and asked his supporters to east their votes for the reelection of President Poincare.
 Senators and deputies, after the caucus. i'll which Paul Deschanel. pres ident of the Chamber, led the premier by 19 votes, generally expressed the opinion that the vote means the eimin- ation from public life of the father of victory" Premier Clemenceau being neither n senator nor deputy.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22

has maed no ruling relative to the Ar kansas situation. Indeed. it would be impossible to make any ruling on a purely hypothetical case. I assume that the National Committee, in 1nak- ing up the temporary roll of the con vention itself later, would approve of the credentials of the delegates from your state in practically any form they might be presente din the ab- sence. of course. of a contest. If un- fortunately there should be contest there would have to he q hearing and the matter would be taken up in due course and determined in accordance with the rules and customs of the party. I hope that any course which may be adopted ny your people will be along lines which will eliminate so far as possible. any elements of controversy which might ultimately have to be passed upon by the Ma tional Committee.
 "I realize some of the embarraSS- ments created by the statute which, as l understand it, requires the holding of your general primary in August l would hesitate to give any advise and would certainly not make any preliminary ruling relative to mat ter so fully within the control of the people ow your own state and one in which l have only an indirect interest and then only in the event of an un- settled controversy Manifestly. there are many alternative methods which could be employed to meer yonr pres ent emergency.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
TOR ROBINSON DENIES THE RUMOR
Report That He Contemplates esigning is Totally Untrue.

ht0r Joe T. Robinson yesterday statement denying q report De was contemplating resigning,
 hat he had asked Governor D to appoint his successor. The has been current in political for several weeks. However, eredence was given il. owing is Senator Robinson's lent:
 attention has been called to a lent, alleged to have been pub. by a news agency in Little |to the effect that I have resigned the Senate, or contemplate doing |sl have urged Governor Trough point my successor. This state 1s totally untrue l have not re- and do not intend doing so. I lot mentioned such Il matter to 'nor Trough Anyone desiring to
 rhe truth could have easily avoid F publication of the aboye=men- false rumor hy inquiring of the Dor"
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
|. OF \. ENGINEERS ADOPT
 PLAN TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS

Fayetteville, Ark, Jan. 21.-Por the purpose of learning efficiency in busi- ness matters. the students in the Col lege of Engineering of the University of Arkansas have adopted plan of accounting for student activities of the college. An accounting committee, made up of student engineers. win audit any account made in connection with sudeuf celebrations, suck as St FaGiek.a aa4 the Engineers Dance and slse Ike Thi, K the first commit lee of this kind to he formed from the student hedy of he University in con nection with the financing of student activities.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
5O-YEAR WAR ON LIQUOR ENDED
United States Now Under Con- stitutional Prohibition
 Enforcement Begun.

Washington. Jan. 16.-Nation- wide prohibition by constitutional amend ment-the dream for years of those opposed to the sale of liquor-hecame effective tonight at midnight with the Department of Justice and bureau of internal revenue, the two governmental agencies entrusted with enforcement of the new basic law, ready to take dras- tic action against all violators.
 The final step in the work of en- forcing the new prohibition was taken tonight when Secretary Glass ap- proved finally the regulations to be observed by agents of the federal government.
 John F. Kramer, general prohibi- ton commissioner, announced that he practically had completed selection of his corps of state commissioners and local agents, and had been notified by them that they were prepared to start tomorrow morning on the task of en-
 
 the Volstead enforcement act.
 There was little notice taken by government officials of the end of all licensed sales of liquor except at the Treasury Department, where much ac- tivity was shown at the offices of of ticials connected with prohibition en- forcement Their task. however, was confined to the linking up of detailed plans for aiding local authorities in driving out the illegitimate dealer ill intoXicants. Officials said they expect ed multiplicity of legal and lesser tangles to ensue but they were mak- ing an effort to avoid as many of these as possible
 Commissioner Kramer said he had staff of nearly 1,50O men ready to be- gin their duties at midnight. About 300 of these will work under the direc- tion of the state prohibition enforce ment officers, while the others will serve much as internal revenue agents did before wartime prohibition went into effect. In a few states the state directors have not been named. but Mr Kramer has delegated their powers to internal revenue officials, so the organ ization was regarded as complete. Mir kramers bureau has S2.O00,000 with which to conduct its work until July L
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
BANK OF PRESCOTT
 Prescott, Arkansas

amendment. which became operative last Saturday, and the act of Congress prescribing the manner of it's enforce ment.
 The courts decision will be rendered on proceedings which are to be insti- tuted by the State of Rhode Island. which was given permission today to bring an original suit. Solicitor Gen eral King. for the government. an nouneed he immediately would prepare and file motion asking for dismissal of the Rhode Island case on the tion.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
VICTORY OIL AND GAS co.
 WILL DECLARE DIVIDEND

Little Rock. Jan, 21.-Some of the first of the Texas oil money will he distributed in Arkansas this week by Victory Oil and Gas O.. of which John k. Frazer is president. Checks have been received from the companies talk ing the oil. and dividend checks will in all probability be mailed some day this week. And thus the confidence re- posed in Mir Frazer as a man of sound business judgment has been amply justified. Two more wells on the same property will be brought in during the next few weeks if the weather is fav- orahle
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
Mir. CuaHhngs' Letter.

Senator KirbF enclosed letter he rcreivcT from Mr Cummings, in which he Savs tlie National Committee has made no raline relative to tl.e Ar an sas si uatian. Following iN Mir Cum miBes letter to Senator Kirby
 T have your letter of yesterday. The Democratic National Comm ,ee
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the under signed Il member of the Arkansas legis- lature. will at the special session of the legislature called to convene on Janu- ary 26. 1920. introduce a bill for an act creating the Prescott and Willisville Road Improvement District such act providing for the construction of q highway from Prescott by the most direct and practical route to WilliSvillc ill Nevada county, Arkansas, with power vested in the commissioners named in said act to construct laterals from said highway to Rosston, Lane burg, Sutton and Bodcaw.
 This December 31. 1919.
 C. E. ANDREWS.
 Representative from Nevada County READ THE PICAYJNE SI.5O a year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
PUBLISHERS ASK AID

Washington. Jan. 19.-The State De partmcnt will be asked to aid Ameri- can publishers in obtaining supplies of Canadian print paper, the House ways and means committee decided today, after Representative Young. Repubii- can North Dakota. had informed the committee that the Canadian govern ment had reduced normal shipments of paper by 15 per cent through all export embargo.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22
"A AMENDMENTS TO HAVE COURT RULING

Ellington. Jan. 19-The supreme |today decided to pass on the
 fy of both the federal prohibition
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-01-22

Save and teach all you are interest ed in to save thus pave the way for moral and material success.-Th0mas Jefferson.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19
FL sABADo 27 DE MARIO

La simpatica Association de las
Alumnas del Colegio Puertorriquefo
de Ninas, celebrara otra reunion el
sabado 1ltimO del corriente mes, dia
81, para tratar asuntos de interes.
Hay mucho entusiasmo en- la Junta
Directiva que ha sido acertadamente
designada y esta compuesta por las
distinguidas se1eritas siguientes, gra-
duadas del Colegio: Presidenta, Ines
Lopez Cepero; Vice, Candida Igara-
videz; Secretaria, Rosa Iriarte Cas-
tro; Vice, Clotilde Boneta; Tesorera,
Mercedes Araujo; Vice Clotilde Ro-
drfguez; Vocales, Adelaide Alvarez
Valdes, Mercedes Audrey, Maria Te-
resa Sanchez, Carmen M. Soler, Aida
del Vale y Rosa M. Fernandez. FL
grupo directive no puede ser mas bien
seleccionado, Y responde perfecta-
mente a los deseos de la Asocia-
cion. Sus propositos mas firmes son
el mejoramiento de la Institution, y
seguramente obtendran el mejor exi-
to.
Adelante!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19
IN IA cuMaRsoS nR
kERvIclO runIaoo

Aycr a lns dos ae h tanas ~ cele.
ne anle a eeeEelnFio a. n cumiklbn
ae scrtscio palaico neaor ncura. la
qurrcIla de =. Rnmirrz y Ca. Erafisio
Frclrh y h Sra. DE- MenarR yaE con.
srA IL American Railroad Co. para cue
esta compaafa ponga a nlrel De h
cal,e. h VIA cue qneda en- Ia cAlle
'llailroad-. De Ia Marina. para one
hos solares de los quercllantcs tcs'gaE
Eallda a ga caile.
los querellantes alesan cue le com.
prar0n al Pueblo de Puerto Rico esos
solares, y que In dnica salida que tie
nen e. preclsamente pOr d0nde el fe.
rrocarril tiene su VIA.
II LcdO. Berga oy6 culdadosamente
Ia prueba de ambas parties, para ha.
Ger su lnfOrme y entregarselo n Ia Co
mission.
Representaba a los peticionarios el
Lcdo. Luis MendeE vaz y a la otra
parte el Lcdo. Dexter. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19

que es mas duro a6n, Sc sabe que va
rias de las que van como delegadas
son las rnismas de cierto grupito que
son siempre las elegidas y que es-
tas empiezan decir que van al Con-
Egreso q gozar con el salario de las
que allf trabajan.
A pesar de Ia verdad que pueda ha-
Der en- esto, nos negamos q Greer que
los lfderes de Ia institution a que per-
tenecen esas trabajadoras quieran
mermar cada vez mas sus salaries. de
por 81 bastante bajos con la derramas.
colectas, selIos = demas obligaciones
que tienen, haciendolo reducir casi a
Ia mitad. Arregle ESQ quien deba
arregIarlo v OJ0 AL CRIST0, que
tanto va el cantaro Ia fuente hasta
que..s ia4
Un Observador SociaIista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19
DEPARTMENT. DE
INSTRUCTION

Fl seiior Emilio Ortiz Ventura, Co
siOnado Municipal de Instruction de
Toa Baja. falleci6 el martes por Ia
noche. FL sehor Ortiz Ventura habia
sido residente de Ia extinta junta es-
collar de Toa Baja durante muchoa
amos y en- todas ocasiones demostr6
un vivo interes pOr el prOgreso y bic
nestar de la instruction pGblica. Fl
entierro Sc verified el microbes por
Ia tarde, representando el seiiOr Vaz-
quez Ortiz, Inspector de Escuelas, al
Departamento de instruction.
-Ha presentadO la renuncia de su
cargo en- el Departamento de Instruc-
ci6n la seiiorita Beatriz Lassalle, para
aceptar un cargo con mayor sueldo
como secretaria-ejecutiva de la Cruz
Roja Juvenil.
En- los dfas 20, 30 81 de mario
y el 1 de abril el Departamento de
instruction celebrara examenes para
aspirantes a la licencia de professor
graduado de ingles en- IL distritos es-
colares de Puerto Rico.
Ell Comisionado de instruction ha
concedido un mes de licencia al ms
pector Luis A. Padilla, quien Sc en-
cuentra enfermo de algln cuidado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19

MH MnAlmWA Nss8unen HNEAa &tH.
NnuAns kN AaAnnA. maNAssma d N 4Ees
tAiaiAaA 8wAnfA s4Ana ~ llnunNlns
g.fHAinluna1ls uas &aaiNH ~ nA4lnn1
nan = a. a. a. aussaA. 3 qm allt
80 tl1na ErrHeaz4A bE14hn1 e1a1Isn.
EsEila IMsn nHu4 Hsodlrinnl14s FsEx
- q unae 60 q NSeetnI a. IA 80.
hihicllm % 10 seeahiao ~ ftHnulaa.
D lu1 mNalnuh ~ NmNmHmlENn mlsuIA
cn $50 no pundHm Ewnx1mr ailAma b..
hianA. r,oruae iua fanmnrtulinua me a.
inH erEIMchan. a meaicua Gu xisi.
tnEun ayr q Mr. MzzArsx. nohre go.
nNuulo. lsa pIppeseiunb IN sello rns1
gue b cuinmparan un las ftrmulna ,
aai q avinsra q las boiinnR cue cen
este requisite lac 6espachnrkA. To.
DO esso cnunA perluicios. y crpemos
debe rsitnrNe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19
La CARLOAD Y LAS MUJEREs

Hay almas tan buenas tan buenas
hay personas tan piadosas y tan carl
tativas que, el dfa que no quedaran
en- el mundo desgracias que socorrer e
injusticia q. reparar, las existencia les
parecerfa baldfa y desprovista de SEN
lido. Por este tiene la miseria tantos
partidarios. Si no hubiese riqueza
decfa 70 el otro dfa--no habrfa miseria
81 no hubiese miseria-afiado ahora-
no habrfa carload La caridad esta
considerable, 81 no como uno de los SEN
timientos mas mobiles del hombre. p0r
10 menos uno de los que mas enalte-
cen a la mujer.
70 convengo en- las excelencia de La
carload, aunque me chOca un POGO el
que Sc lie reIegue. cast exclusiyamen-
te, para us0 de seioras desocupadas.
Hasta cuando Sc la ejerce en- privado,
parece la carload una cosa de mujeres.
Frecuentemente cuando un matrimonio
bien vestido sale del teatro Sc tro-
pieza con un pobre, es el marido quien
Sc conmueve, pero, en- vez de alargar
directamente su mano, lie pasa a su
esposa la calderilla que lleva en- el
bolsillo del gaban.
Toma- -le dice. Para ese desdi-
chado...
La carload resulta asf un sentimien
to femenino como La afcion los ira
pos el miedO las ratas, Y esto,
lie hace perder la miseria gran parte
de su decoro. Els una lastima, pero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19

Nmasoknm ENrs mnmamn.~'l "a
E,smamaana a. MnNngu. ~ msanA,
b - 500 a. CpeaAn.. - e. 80.
e.. eaulsm.
8ana anaA.-~Asul Nmna h ~.
- , ~. eunuaa 'raosAA u ~.
Al" - 1 Hu1l
Malnua. q nssmss sIassale e. -Als
% B AHnmannaae".
Nmnasalkane Nlrmgy GAnasaN-E
pHtmur eplnnalo a. "Atmae , Amofan.
map~. ) sCagrirA,e a. MnleF~. en- .
Tuaass.Cine Rlslla.--Enire Hon.
hsss- > ia unclln arl HeFrsr-.
Cine ReaL-El inal d. IA foFsn.
na FnsAi" , n Aldcano".
Cine Meaie carlo.--E episode
de la Mano de Ia vcngnnEa- y ia
Esposa De Josselyn".
Tcafro-Cine Puerte Riess-~Mme
Butterfly" y -vsriedades No. e.
Teatro-Cine lmpcFisli-El duetts
Theos y ~Sigue. y no &c Rares".
Cine N0rma.-'fAdr6n Nocturno"
Cine Habana.-'Zongar''.
Tcatro-Cine Rivoli. (Rio Piedraa)
Ell episode 6 de ~El PeIigro de IN
Secreto" y "LOs AcaparndOres".
Teatro-Cine Beliograph. CCata6o)
-~coraz6n de Juventud" y debut de-
cuerpo de bales Chas Anderson.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-19
Cronicas de Gambia


no debemos por clio pensar mai de Ia
carload. acknowledgements, y a pesar
de todo. la caridad es una virtud exs-:
celSa. ~
Yo cOnvengo, mOdigo, en- rec6nocer
las excelencias de Ia carload, perO, 81
Sc ha encontrado va el procedimient0
de acabar con la miseria. Y ST Id mis-
seria Sc conserva tan solo para desarro
llar los sentimiento caritativos en- ,el
alma de las sefioras de buena posici6n,
creo que Sc abrsa un tant0. Los que
tenemos una naturaleza pO6tica no nos
northumberland facilmente a yiyir
en- un mundo desprovisto de carload,
pero nos observation-disclosures Serfa do
lorOso, Observation-Disclosures, ell saber
que no haca falta ninguna
7 Inientras las mujeres siguieran ex-
perimentando la neeesidad iinperi6sa
de alguien a quien llorar y socorrer.
podran constituir7 asociaciones en defen
sa del mirlo, pongo por case. En- In
glaterra, donde los Gobiern0s le van
quitando cada vez mas pobres las
damas caritativas. gran parte de la
ternura femenina ha derivado hacia Ell
ayestruz, y en- un cartel de propaganda
70 he visto como Sc lie Ilamaba a este
bicho, grande como un guardia de La
City, " tierno e inocente paiarillos i,
Julio CAMBA.