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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Mrs. Daley Gains Seventeen
Pounds Taking TanIac-
Thought Case Hopeless

"They said couldn't live more thar
six months longer. but I'm still here
and feeling fine,v said Mrs. MARY
Dsley, Of $50 Oak St., San Francisco
Cal.
II have actually gained seventeen
pounds since began taking Tanlac."
she continued, "and TO look at me one
wouldn't think that for several months
was unable to do my housework.
suffered from aastritis all the time,
would bloat terribly and always felt
miserable. hsd no appetite and felt
nauseated all the time. | was SO ner-
vouy the least little noise would star
tie me and 1t was almost impossible
to get = good nights sleep. had
night sweats and was 10 run down and
weak that ths slightest excrtion would
almost exhaust me completely. I
lost weight dreadfuily and was told
that couldn't live six months ct the
yete WAS then going down hill.
Nothing helped me until began
taking Tanlac and ! honestly believe
II il the finest medicine in the world,
for Il has made me just Ike new
person. Ny appetite is splendid and
l nevsr have the slightest Indigestion
any more and | never enpoyed such
fine and refreshing sleep in my life
~ do now. Ny house has eight
rooms and do all the work with ease.
Tanlsc has been Rod-send to me and
would be selfish not to tell others
about it."
Tanlac is sold in Emmett by H. T.
Davis, in Montour by E. Vadney. in
Ola by F. w. Wharton. and in Mon
our by Montour Mere. Co.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Lion Properly kino Of Beasts.

The biological Survey says that the
title king Of beastS' was given 10 the
lion because lis bravery is unsurpassed
and there is no other animal that can
successfully meet II In combat.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
Fer : Wook Stoaach-

As 3 goneFal rule al you need to
d 8 to adopt diet suited to yorr
axo and occupation and to keep your
hoNsls REGULAR Whon yea feel that
- lipated, take one Of Chambsriain's
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

For earache, tsothache, pains,
burns, scalds, sore throat, try Or.
Thomas Electric Oil, splendid
remedy for emergencies.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20
pr.ventlv. for Cold Feet.

A recent patent covers shoe to cure
cold feet, \ heated plate being insert
"a and the hest being retained by the
tloee-htting contraction of the shoe
annle. A.s.-....
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

oenslbis.
1ananese kiri babies have th1iR
hoaGs shaved until they are three
yam old
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-05-20

Most disfiguring skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
20 impure blood. Burdock BLOOD Bit
ters - cleansing blood tonic, il well
seeessA1lsedsd. NN e m atsrss.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
STATE RIGHTS AND ALASKA.

The discussion of Governor Low den's speech on the need for great CT exercise of power by state and the various forms of municipal gov ernment in the United States nat urallv causes ones mind to turn to the situation in Alaska. The diff culty of applying his suggestions. points out an exchange, lies in the circumstance that the people of this Territory have not the power to develop their government and to settle local problems. They will have to get that before they can assume the duties that are theirs of right. We need full territorial form of government so that the people can take up and settle ques tions that have remained unsettled for years The difference between Alaska and the country in general is that the people of this Territory want the power to do the things they cannot do, while in the States they refuse to exercise the power they have. In both cases the result has been to develop a tendency on the part of the people to go to Washington or some other outside authority for help when they ought to shoulder the responsibility them selves. The dangers are many: First, things are not nearly so likely to be settled right as they were in the old days when the people acted for themselvesffi and, second, the people are becoming less resolutc and self-reliant. Fifty years ago an American people, situated as Alaska is, would have but one first request to make of the National Government, and that would be for self f-government, and the request would have been made again and again until it was granted.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
Department of the Interiar Alaskan Engineering Commissio,
NOTICE

Passengers are required to pur- chase tickets before entering trains. Tickets can be purchased from
 the station agent, whose office is in
 the employment office, on the ground floor of the General Office Building, Alaskan Engineering Commission, or at Camp 4l5 North Nenana). Tickets will be on sale at any time during office hours, and can be
 purchased in sufficient time before the departure of the trains.
 Regular trains for the south leave
 the foot of A street on Wednesday, and Saturdays at 8 a. m., and from Camp 4l5 North Nenana), for Fairbanks, Tuesdays and Fridays, at 1 p. m.
 The following is the schedule be- tween North Nenana and Fairbanks. subject to change without notice:
 Leave Fairbanks at 7:0O a. m. :: arrive North Nenana, II 80 a. m. l Leave North Nenana 1:0e p. m. arrive Fairbanks, 5:3e p. m. No tickets will be sold crossing
 the river. Those intending to trav- Tel to Fairbanks must make their
 own arrangements for reaching North Nenana.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
THE NICGER'S RAT-TRAP.

Recently young man read in a Seattle newspaper about the won derful Richardson Highway" that has cost the Government something over two million dollars. The arti- cle in the Seattle paper went on to describe the grandeur of the scenery through the Keystone car- yon and how it far surpassed that of almost any other place in the United States. It occurred to this young man, writes Editor John Frame, in The Pathfinder, official publication of the Pioneers of Alas ka, that this would be a wonderful tourist route, so he sent to Detroit for a Ford. It landed at Seattle in due time and he was handed the freight bill, $77.53. He paid it. and getting aboard a northbound ship, dreamed of the pleasant days he would spend in touring people over this scenic highway. Before arriving at Cordova, he was inform ed that the two-million-dollar "Rich ardson highway" was washed out in two or three places in Keystone canyon and the Government had no yet found time to repair it, not withstanding the fact that this Ii the only highway on the entir' coast (2,0OO miles in length) o: Alaska leading to the great golt fields of the Interior.
 He was about to return with hi machine, but someone informed hin that there was a railroad from Cor
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
RELIEF FUND STARTED
 BY COAST DEPARTMENT

A Firemen's Relief fund has been started by the Petersburg fire de- partment for the purpose of caring for those injured while fighting fire and providing clothes for the fire men to replace any that may be spoiled while engaged in active du-
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
The money for the fund will

ties. The money for the fund will be derived from donations, social activities, or from any other source to which the firemen may have ac- cess. The fund will be dispensed by committee of five members who were elected to hold office for a term of one year.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12

dova to Chitina, distance of 132 miles, over which he could ship his auto to a branch of the famous Valdez Fairbanks highway. He de- cided to do this, so he landed his car at Cordova and paid the freight from Seattle, $S9.1O. The young man was beginning to get pretty low financially, so he asked if there was not some way by which he could drive his car to the Govern ment's s2,OOO,O0O highway, but was informed that there was but one way, and that would be to attach a propeller and fly in.
 This being impossible, he went to ascertain the amount it would re- quire to ship his machine the 132 miles to the Government highway at Chitina, and when told it would cost him $144.12, he also fell dead That was almost as much as the freight on the machine from De- troit to Cordova!
 The poor young fellow was later | resuscitated and decided to bring his machine on to Valdez and drive 1 it out to the destroyed portion of the road in the Keystone canyon and then disassemble it and portage it around over mountain cutoff. This he did, and finally landed his machine on the other side of the break, about two miles distant, at an expense of $50, and then drove to Chitina. Here he met the agents iof the railway company with a smile, thinking how he had worked his way over the mountains around this railroad; but "he who laughs last laughs best" for when the young man asked for a case of gaso- line preparatory for his journey to the Interior, he fell dead once more when they asked him about double what he could buy it for in Valdez. His machine was in first-class order and the road was fine outside of the break in the canyon, but with out gasoline he was in the same fix as mariner at sea with fine ship and plenty of water, but no fuel. 1 A Ford auto weighs l,500 pounds,
 90 this is a charge of nine cents
 per pound over the railroad. For
 a man weighing 166 pounds, ex.
 actly the same price per pound is charged, $15 fare. Valdez $ not ;complaining about the charges made
 for freight over the railroad, but
 she does complain about the delay in opening the Government highway so that any auto man can run hi: own machine over the road without lany expense whatever other thar
 the gasoline, and that he can pur
 chase for about half the price il
 Valdez that must be paid for it i, Chitina.
 The sole purpose of the Pioneer
 lof Alaska is to work for the better
 ment of Alaska as whole, and tn
 Pathfinder is strongly of the opinio1
 that Alaska cannot be develope
 under such conditions as are her described.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12
What z Stand For

am National Committeeman of the Republ- April 27th and stand for the following principles: to no combine and under obligations to no or faction.
 am opposed domination in Alaska and you elect me I will take my the people and nobody else While my home s Anchorage where received the unan mous Republican Club composed or over one will work for the entire Terri tory of Alaska frstla and all the time
 If will utmost to see that each locality division of locality bitterly the appointment of outside of Alaska to an Alaska offce
 Alaska for 23 winter and summer and I feels know what Alaska needs
 has end to outside dIctatlon In our fresdes and fewer carpet -baggers.
 only rid Alaska of machine politicians to vote aoainst making this fight your help You deliver the votes and will deliver the goods.
 J.E. CHOVlN.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-04-12

0ens1s, the 0AtoWay to lEeEinlsy
 IAt1oAal YNxk.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
TODA LA ISLA Sc DESBoRDA
SOBRE LA CAPITAL

Continla ell entusiasmo para Ell gran
recibimiento que Sc lie hara mafiana
los marinos espafoles
Desde aver Sc han engalanado las
Gales y edificios de la ciudad con ban
deras espa1olas americanas. Los au-
tom6viies trucks de carga llevan
La bandera espafola, y los caballeros
y las seforitas lucen Ell simbolo gualda
Y rojo.
Desde aver han empezado a llegar
las Comisiones y representations de
la isla, asi como tambien gran hume
70 de forasteros. Los hoteles de la ciu
dad Sc encuentran materialmente lie
nos de visitantes, y casi puede decirse
que la isla entera estara aqui mana
ma.
San Juan presenta Ell aspecto de una
ciudad espanola, pues en- todas parties
fota la bandera de Espafia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
A. BoRoUEs-soLAR
LA LENGUA cAsTELLANA

FL castellano es I'm instruments ad
mirable de communication, expression y
arte: rico, sonoro, elevado, flexible, de
formas tan varias como Ell pensamien
to, de gracias tan puras como el esi
piritu, casi puede ser espejo todas
las ideas, fuera de ser musica del dido.
En- su molde SO vaci6 la civilization
de dos siglos enteros de gloria: 10 que
es notable. por que la civilization da
fjeza y la gloria esplendor Las len
guas
Puede decirse que en- regazo del Girls
tianismo nacio la lengua caste.lana. y
en- ia dilatacion del alma en- el en-,
grandecimiento del espiritu en- el
sentimiento de la dignidad humana, que
en- esa religion inspirada creci6. Sc cdr
CO y Sc fortified ell pueblo .espano1. e,
que habia de constrliir una robusta v
hernosa lenguas que justamente nos
enorgullecemos pdTque ha ceaidO Il
orbe de la TERRA como circulo maxi
mo de perenne ammonia, llenando los
aires de todos los climas los cielos
de todas las latitudes con Las notas
dulcisimas de su ternura con los CO.
noros .acentos de su entusiasmo con
los truenos y rayos de su soberbia y
su energia. Lengua es esa desde sus pri
neros pasos ensenada nlirar hacia 10
infnito, cantar alabanzas dignas del
cielo, ser interprete de Ia fe. eco de
Ia esperanto v 6rgano del amor: edu-
cada en- 81 relate de las magnidcencias
del orbe y en- Ia grandiosa reveiaci6n
de la inmortalidad del alma humana;
anaestrada, en- fin, en- el ejercicio de
penetrar en- los mas intimos secretos de
la tragedia redentora para llorar sobre
Ell sacrifcio, geniir en- los dolores de
la soledad y tronar contra Ia perver
sidad de los verdugos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
ELoGIo A EsPANA

ESpana debe ser ell pueblo de la
elocuencia iQue naci6n habla una len
ga mas noble y sonora que la suya?
Los pechos robustos, los 6rganos nue.
vos fuertes de sus hijos la formaron
en- las regiones del alma, bajo un cie-
10 puro, templandola al son de sus que
rreras trompas y marcandola con ell Sc
llo de su intrepidez y entusiasmo. FL
hombre del Norte aspira sus palabras
entire la lengua Y los labios, entreabier-
ia la boca para no respirar la fria at
m6sfera de sus nieblas. La Iengua cas-
tellana, nutrida de vocales, mezcla de
la sensation la idea. prondnciass al
aire hbre, lore zocundo", respiration
del alma, de sonidos sonoros gracio
SOS como la lengua griega.
SPor que, oh! Espafia no recojes tuS
hijos en- tu regazo fecundo ora em
puiies la espada, ora toques la Ira,
eres ell terror Ell encanto de las ma
clones?
Ocho siglos de lucha habfan hecho
de Espaia La naci6n mas belicosa del
mundo fue tambien la mas noble
y generosa.
Te abriste las venas para amman
con tu sangre a America, desolada por
la antropofagia de sus hijos, Y los tu
yos; hijos bastaron para sustituir a
los descendientes de Montezuma y Alta
huaipa, a tus mismos guerreros, que
corrian degollandose sobre sus cad&ve
res. Pas6 un siglo y la mitad del mundo
apareci6 transformada. Ttl le diste cuan
TO tenias. Palacios, catedrales, bibio
tecas y temples, Y caminos y plazas, y
una civilization Sc despleg6 ALI donde
el Inca hacia hecatombes de inccentes
victimas y donde antes resonaban el
son monotone del caracol salvaje y el
triste v melanc6lico yaravi.''
Tai asombro impusiste. que los pue
BIOS creyeron que 81 cieio era tu aha
do, divulgaron que el sol Sc habia
detenido una vez en- la jmitad de su
carrera, aguardando a que completases
una victoria. lCuantos amos has des
cansado de las fatigas de tanta gicrial
Juan VICENTE GONZALEZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
LA PArR1A Y LA HrsroR1A
Arecibo, P. r.

81; la patria esta EN- la Historic,
La Historic es, ante todo, Ell culto
.lleno de gratitud a los que sufrieron
y lucharon para legar, con Ell suelo ma
tal, y para transmitir, con la vida, sus
tradiciones v sus esperanzas, una fe, un
ideal, una bandera.
Esa fe la legaron los espanoles de
otros siglos despues de dilatar su te-
rritorio y completar Ell planeta; ese !
ideal 10 transmitieron despues de que
81 les acompah6 al traves del oceano
y al trav6s de las selvas tropicales;
esa bandera pas6 vuestras mRnos
despues de que ellOs la hicieron tremo
lar con gloria en- las pIayas ardientes
del Nuevo Mundo y en- las nevadas cum
bres de los Andes. Asi, la historic de
America es parte integrante. parte
muy gloriosa. de la historic de Espana.
Mas. como sab6is, la obra reaIizada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
SoLEMNES CEREMONIAS EN- Ho
NOR DE LOS MARINOs DEL
ALFONSO XIII"

En- Ia historical iglesia catedral de
San Juan sc cantara un solemne TIE
Deum, Ia mafiana del domingo 10, en-
accion de gracias por ell feliz arribo
de los bizarros marinos espaioles a
TERRA portorriquefia. Constituye este
el primer nimero del programa de fes
tejos, despues del Cambio de Saludos
con las autorfdades ell Consul. ofcia
r& Ell Obispo de la Diocesis, ilustri-
simo w. A. Jones, amenizara e. acto
,un nutrido coro de escogidos cantores
acompafiado de una orquesta de unos
veinte de nuestros mas competentes pro
fesores. Esta solemnidad religiosa Sc
celebrara bajo los auspicios del Ilmo
senior ObiSpo, el Clero de la Diocesis
la Orden de Caballeros de Colon Un
grupo de caballeros pertenecientes
esta Ultima institution recibiran los
marinos su entrada en- ell temple.
Los asientos dc la nave central par
tiendo de los inmediatos al presbite-
rio, seran distributes en- ell siguiente
orden: Ofcialidad del ALFONSO XIII"
y autoridades gubernativas del pals;
marinos del Alfonso XIII; represen
tantes diplomticos; seiioritas del ''Club
Svastika'', simbolizando las cuarenta y
nueve provincias espafolas; comisiones
de los distintos Centres, organizaciones
" sociedades.
FL publico en- general tendra libre
acceso al temple. No habra invitacio-
nes especiales.
Una comisi6n de los "Caballeros de
Colon, que tendra su cargo la or
ganizaci6n y orden interior, sefialara a
los asistentes ell sitio que les correspon
de ocupar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Ell IDIoMA EsPANoL

Es tanta su riqueza que cuanto mas
Sc estudia mas da que estudiar, y cuan
to mas Sc profundiza mas tesoros Sc
descubren en- el. iQu6 hexibiIidad y
que nervio al misme tempo !iQue va
lentia en- los giros!, iqu6 grata combi
naci6n de fuerza y de dulzura en- los
sonidosl Puede de clio juzgarse des
pues de 1eer Santa Teresa, Quevedo,
Mariana, Cervantes Granada.
UAPMANY.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Homenaje los marinos del Acorazado Alfonso XIII
Ell. ALFONSO XIII"

De un momento a otro llegarA al
puerto de San Juan el acorazado espa
mol Alfonso XIII Els una formida
bic unidad de combate, ell exponente
de la fuerza y ell poderio de la naci6n
que, en- 6poca aln cercana, no recono
ciera rival en- todos los ambitos del
mundo Como Roma, tuvo un momento
de omnipotencia en- la edad de los ST.
CLOS. Sonora de los mares, las escua-
dras de Espafa uevaron a Africa,
America, Asia la misma Europa
la bravo intrepidez ccnquistadora de
los Tercios Castellanos.
E. Alfonso XIII, en- su viaje
hacia America, sigue la misma ruta que
siguieran los galeones de Felipe II v
Carlos "; pero con mission diferente.
No es Ell enviado de la nacion conquis
tadora hacia las tierras conquistadas:
es Ell mensajero de La madre carifosa
que trae un abrazo para la hija.
Ell pueblo portorriquefio, espahol de
origen, espafol por ell idioma, por las
costumbres mentalidad, Sc dispone a
rendir la r.aci6n progenitora, en- Ell
Alfonso XIII, un homemade de tales
proporcicnes, tan espontaneo sincere,
que quizas no tenga precedente en- la
historic de los pucblos, quizas nunca
vue.va repetirse.
Los marines del ''Alfonso XIII"
verar, al llegar aqui, que solo les aguar
daba simpatia, amor y cordialidad en-
trafiables. Ellos, que han de visitar
otros pafses de America, podran com
probar que, en- la pequefiat isla de Puer
to Rico, la Ultima mas preciada CO
lonia del vasto imperio de Castillo, Ell
reinado fraterno de la gran naci6n pro
genitora, es hoy mas profundo que nun
ca, mas intense que en- parte alguna.
Es el reinado del amor, de la amistad,
de la compenetrhci6n de ideales: La
grandeza de la familia espahola.
Esta confraternidad que Sc ha lido
acentuando en- ell transcurso de los aaos,
recibira con. La vista del alfonso
XIII un vigoroso impulse, que debe
traducirse, para bien de Espafa v de
Puerto Rico, en- una mayor intensified
ci6n del intercambio Intellectual que hoy
sostienen los dos paises.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
PARTICIPATION DE LA IGLEsIA
EN- LOS KONoREs QUE HAN DE
DE TRIBUTARsE A Los MARINos
DEL ACoRAzADo ESPANoL AL
FoNSc XIII" A. SU LLEGADA
A. ESTA ISLA

En- la ultima reunion del Cemite, Sc
acord6 pc runanimidad tener un solen
no TIE Deun en- la Cathedral, ell dia dc
la negada a esta Isla del acorazado
ALFONSO XIII. Aunque todavia no
puede precisarse La fecha del arribo a
este puerto de dicho buque, fue conve
nido anunciar la vista de los marinos
espafioles la Santa Iglesia Cathedral,
acto seguido de la llegada, despues del
recibimiento Official por La Asamblea
Legislative del Municipio de San
Juan, y otras entidades y personals que
acudiran al muelle para cumplimentar
los ilustres huespedes.
Las personals, ,especialmente sefio-
ras seforitas que encuentren incon
veniente en- acudir al Muelle, pueden
esperar los senores oficiales en- la
misma Iglesia Cathedral, y seran atendi-
das por una Ncomision de ''caballeros
de Colon No habra invitacion espe-
cial.
La Reception, que Ell senior Obs
po y ell Clero diocesano celebrara en-
honor de los sefiores oficiales del acora
zado "Alfonso XIII" ,tendra lugar
EN- ell Palacio Episcopal las 8 de La
noche, en- la fecha que senafe el Co
mite de Festejos. Sc enviaran invitacio
mes especiales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
UN BELLo RAsGo DEL sENoR
LLovERAS SoLER

San Juan, agosto Is, 1920:
Sr. Presidente de la Comisi6n
Organizadora de los FeStejos del
Alfonso XIII.
San Juan, p. R.
Senior: La empresa del '1Cine Puer
to Rico, en- la Parada 21. de Santurce,
desea contribuir en- todo cuanto lie sea
possible a que ell recibimiento de la
cuidad de San Juan a los narinos es-
pafioles resulte cordial cort6s y gene
roso en- cuanto este a nuestro alcance
v para clio ofrece entrada libre to-
dos los bizarros marinos espafioles que
nos visiten, durante las funcfones que
Sc neven a cabo en- los dfas de su
permanencia entire nosotros.
Deseo, sefor, que este Sc haga sa-
Der nuestros huuespedes en- su opor
tpnidad, para que nuestro teatro SO
yea honrado por La representation ga
uarda que hacen los marinos de la vie
"a madre patria.
De usted con toda consideration,
r. LLovERAS soLER,
Por la Empresa ''Cine Puerto Rico
Manager.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
RECEPCToN Y BALE EN- HONOR
DE LOS MARINos

El Gobernador, su distinguida espo
sa y la Legislature de Puerto Rico da
ran ell lunes por la noche las nueve
una reception bale en- honor a los ma
rinos del "Alfonso XIII en- la Forta-
leza, para cuyo acto todas aquellas per
sonas que usualmente reciben invita-
clones quedan invitadas.
Debido al corto tempo no Sc repar
tiran tiran invitaciones escritas.
Sc llama la atenci6n al hecho de
que la reception tendra lugar ell dig
16 y no Ell II, como habfa anunciado
aanteriormente ell Programa oficial
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Ell EsPANoL

Adusto 81 ceno, aitiva La mirada
y en- los labios un gesto de irnpactsncia
. SO inclina en- profurda reverencia
8 diestro sm-una IL tajantc eg~ada.
Tiene nm feudal castillo por nnorada
Y un mundo conquistado por herencia.
Glen reyes le rindieron obediencia.
Tuvo tercios en- Flandes y una Armada.
Su ambici6n satisfecha y sus desecs
le sorprendi6 la adversidad Y un dia
arrebat6 su gloria y sus trofeos.
La ciega adversidad logro inclemente
postrar su ardor; mas la calumlia impia
nj holl6 su honor, nj dobleg6 su frente.
r. PEREZ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-14
Ell sR. DoMENCH Y LOS MARINos
hSPANoLES

Nuestro querido amigo don Manuel
v. Domenech, director de Ia porto
Rico Railway Light and Power Co. Z,
deseoso de que la corporation que re
presenta tome parte en- los festejos que
Sc llevaran a cabo en- honor de los ma
rinos del sAlfonso XIII, ha acorda
do conceder entrada hbre a la oficia-
lidad y tripulacion del acorazado, para
que asistan las funciones cinemato
graficas que Sc verifquen en- ell Cine
del parque "Borinquen"
Tan espontanea y aplaudida actitud
del senior Domenech ha sido acogida
por la Comisi6n Ejecutiva de los Fes
tejos, que la recibi6 con entusiasmo.