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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
AUXILIARY OF SHEARITH
ISRAEL

A very successful tea was given by
Ladies' Auxiliary of Shearith Israel
Synagog, at 10th and Lawrence streets,
Tuesday, December 2S. The organiza-
lion greatly appreciated the efforts of
the hOstesses, who made the Tea so
enjoyable. The hostesses were: Mes
danes J. SIye. d. Rubenstein. J. Rusk.
in. NJ. Bosko, \. Snfferstein.
Thru an error. the names of few
of the workers on the entertainment
committee at the affair. given by the
Congregation and Auxiliary few
weeks ago We're omitted from the re-
port given in the Jewish News. The
names We're Mesdames /. Friedman, J,
Davis, l. Mir, /. Sachs, II. Epstein.
The religious school conducted by
the Council of Jewish Women in this
synagog is meeting n long-felt want
Parents of children in this vicinity are
urged to send them to this school, un
less they are affiliated with scme
other school.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
STAGGER BOYS JUNIOR.

The Stagger Boys Juniors ut thei-
meeting December 10, presented de.
late on ''Education.' The affirmative
side was taken by Graham Susman.
isadore GOlinsky. Joe Wallach; the
negative by Abe Schiff, Abe White
and Jake Fallick. The judges de-
cided in favor of the affirmative.
Our club is rapidly growing and Il
membership limit has been set. Any
Jewish boy between II and IS, who
wishes to join must send their appli-
cation to Sec. Jake Fallick. 142
Hazel CT. before Jan. 10 1921.-G. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
y. NJ. AND y. w. ii. A.

The Y. NJ. and Y. w. II. \. are now
in the midst of an intensive member
ship campaign to enlarge and bring
into closer association more of the
Young Jewish people of Denver.
The program committee composed
of an active and energetic quartet, ar
ranged 1.-THE Mixer" which was such Il
success last week and are making prep,
arations for the next affair to be
given soon.
The last regular meeting of this or
ganizatio was held at the community
Center on Sunday afternoon. Dec 2Gtn
and from present indicat iOns more com
codious quarters will soon be neces-
sary.-B. L. Z.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
AGUDOH EvRIs SOCIETY FORMED

At meeting held Saturday eve
ming. December -. at the office of
DR.. \. NJ. Blumberg. the leading He
braistS of Denver organized Hebrew
society called Aguloh Evris. Its pur.
pose is to promote the revival OF the
Hebrew language in Denver anu
turnout Jewry. first. by opening and
supporting schools and courses for the
study of Hebrew as living language.
and second to join the HistadruS
EvriS, the National Hebrew organiZa
tion of America
The following temporary officers
were elected:
DR. o. NJ. Blumbcrg president: Mr..
j. Marcus, vice-prcSident; Mr.. X.
SapOznik. treasurer: Mr.. NJ. S. Shreib.
or. secretary. The famous Hebrew
poet. NJ. NJ. Dolitzki was elected hon
orary president and Messrs. w. X.
Blumenthal. II. Falick. ]. Maimcn'
PHI. Ragooland and Miss II. Kaplnn
members of the executive committee.
The meeting was conducted In the
Hebrew language. 1t was decided to
hold the next meeting. Saturday. Jan
uary Sth at the office of DIR. Blun-
berg. 313J West CoIfaX avenue.
Everyone who can speak or under
stand Hebrew is welcome.-M. y. ).
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
YOUNG JUDEANS WILL COOPER
ATE WITH ZIONIST ORGANIZA-
TON.

Philadclphia-Close to two hundred
delegates attended the Young Judean
Convention held here during last Sat
urday night and Sunday. Reorgani-
ZatiOn was the chief problem before
the convention since the Young Jul
deans were, by the decision of the last
Buffalo convention, no longer to re-
ceive any support from the Zionist Or
ganization. The present annual re-
Guirements of the National organiza-
ton of the Young Judeans was esti-
mated at about $4,000. and it was
chiefly left to the new executive to de-
eide upon the best means of obtaining
this amount. The burning question of
the convention was whether or not
the Young Judeans should remain af-
filiatcd with the Zionist Organization
of America, and it was the final de-
cision of the delegates not to separate
from the Organization. Mr.. Emanuel
Newman presided while those who
tooS leading part in the deliber-
atoms of the convention included
Rabbi Feldman, president of the local
Young Judean club; Rev. s. Friedman,
DIR. George II. Cohen of Hartford,
Conn. and DIR. S. Osherowitz of Jer-
scy City. Greetings were received
from Justice Louis d. Brandeis. Judg"
Mack, Miss Lottie Levison, president
Of the Hadassah. Mr.. Peter SchweitZer
and Mr.. Jacob De Haas. fudge Julian
W. Mack was elected honorary presl-
dent. Rabbi Jacob Cohen president.
David Shnecberg and Mrs. Bernard A.
ROsenblatt vice-presidents.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
IOTA GAMMA KAPPA.

The Iota Gamma Kappas held n
special meeting Thursday evening, De-
cember %, 1920 ut the home of Miss
Suson. Very important business was
discussed. Miss Ethel Rossrhan was
taken in the club as new member.
The meeting closed with pleasant
social hour and refreshments.
Saturday, December %, the club
gave II theatre party at the Broad
way.
Flag day, December 90, was great
success. The girls collected SOD. +
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
JUNIOR MIZRACHI OF WEST COL
FAX.

The Junior MiZrachi of West Col
fax held its regular meeting on Sun
day, Dec. ID, 1920. DIR. Kauvar gave
n splendid talk about the Mizrachi
work for Palestine. The club has vol
unteered to help on the National Fund
drive.
The Junior MiZrachi announces
that it has arranged to have prom
iIent men to lecture every Friday
night at p. NJ. to the young folks
at the Old Talmud Torah. Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
The next meeting will be held on
Sunday, January =, 1921 at p. IN, at
the home of u. Charney, 1888 Grove
street, c,
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
Il. NJ. II. ALUMNI.

The Alumni Association of the y
NJ. II. Religious school will hold d
special meeting Sunday, January 9th
2:30 p. M. at the Adams hotel bal
room!
Business of great Importance viii
be brought up. The manner in whicl
the synagog paper "The b. NJ. H. Re
view" is to be financed will be dis
cnssed. Important announcement.
concerning the Alumni drive will bt
made.
In addition to this n splendid pro
gram has been arranged and tho
Alumni will feature its regular in
formal dancing period after adjourn
ment.-M. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
HADASSAH SEWING CIRCLE TO
GIVE BAZAAR.

Mrs. l. J. Kolinsky, chairman of the
Sewing Circle Of Palestinian Medical
Unit. wishes to announce that meet
ing was held ut Mrs. A. Willen's home
Tuesday. December IS. The Sewing
Circle of Haddassah has decided to
give a miscellaneous shower for the
Palestinian Medical unit and hospitals.
The affair will occur January IS.
Committees are in charge. Please keep
the date open. The place will be an
ncunced in the next issue of the Jew
ish News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
JUNIOR COUNCIL ACTIVITIES.

The next meeting of the Junior
Council will be held in the Vestry
rooms of Temple Emanuel January .
$50 p. IN.
Miss Clara Ruth Mozzer will speak
on Modern Jewish Literature" Ruby
Willens will give a piano solo and Le-
more LANCER will read review OF
Chapters 20, 30 and 81 of Proverbs
All the girls are supposed to have
read these three chapters. Refresh
ments will be served after the pro
gram.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
OPTIMISTS.

The last meeting of the OptimistS
was held ut the home of Miss May
Lifshitz. The following program was
rendered: A dance solo by Miss Bea-
trice Lifshitz. \ talk by Mr.. Harry
Kaufman on the work of the Anti
Defamation League and school Life
in the Country School by Miss Sara
BereZin.
The next meeting will be held Thurs
day evening. January 9th, at the home
of Mrs. l.. l. Rossman, 915 East 24tli
w
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
Clubs
A. A. c.

Are you going to our dance tonight:
Dance" December 30. 1920. at the Al
hany hotel. Don't miss it. Best hall
in the city and Morrison'S wonderful
Jazz eight piece orchestra. Paradise
where ever you turn. Again-Doh
miss Paradise this year
An y. A. c. meeting was held at
the Community Center sunday. De
ccmbcr 2G. and plans for our dance
are all settled. All attending will have
The time of their liveS.-P. j.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
POLAND TO COURT-MARTIAL GEN
ERAL BALAKHOWITCH.

Dnnzig.-The Polish government mas
decided to court-martial General BAL
akhowitch and will in the meantime
confine him in the fortress of Brest'
according to Warsaw dispatch just
received. The Polish authorities are
taking this step as result OF the po-
eroms committed by his soldiers, shock
ing details of which are still belhS
reported. and the government nppar-
emily being satisfied of his RESPONSE
bility in the matter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
PARAMOUNT CLUB.

At a regular meeting of the Para
mount club, held at the home of Man
Cohen. 3O3O w. 10th avenue. Dec. 20
election of officers was held and the
following members were elected: VIM
Alderman. president; Lewis Robinson
vice-president: Vim. Goldberg. secre'
tary and Abe Ellcr. treasurer. All cor
respondence should be mailed here
after to the secretary at 1901 West
Colfax avcnue-W. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
COLUNIBINE CLUB.

A very interesting meeting of tho
Columbine club was held at the home
of Sylvia Shapiro, Sunday, Deccmbc'
10Th. The following We're ad
mitted as members: Bessie Garden
swartz. Sarah Sewer and Goldic
Walk. The next meeting will be held
ut the home of Goldie Waikiki. u.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
YOUNG JUDAEA.

Young Judaea held very success
full meeting Wednesday. Dec. ID. over
30 members were present. Mr.. Butch
err spoke on the Jewish Woman and
her influence. Wednesday the 9th of
January the club will hold an open
meeting at which Mr.. VIM. II. Blumen-
thai. will speak on Israel Zangwill and
His Works.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
b, NJ. H. JUNIOR CONGREGATION

The open meeting of the Il. Nj. ii
Junior Congregation held couple II
weeks ago was success. Our next
meeting will be held Sunday afternoon,
January ., at the Community Center.
10th and York street at = 80 p. NJ.
sharp. All members and applicants
are requested to be present.. $. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
o. w. L..

Some boys were wise enough to be-
come o. w. LIS. Altho this club was
organized only short time ago with
n few members. it has now increased
until its membership quota is nearly
fulI. If you are sixteen years of age
or over and wish to join send your APP
ulication TO II. Zelinkoff. Dol Cherry
S+roat e
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
ID. II. l. GIRLS.

The biggest dance of the season. the
jazziest and most expensive, will be
given by the d. II. l. girls soon. Pro
cress club has been selected for the
affair. The best music available will
start the dancers. Watch for the d.
Ii. l. girls announcements. r.. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
THE SIGMA ALPHA PHI GIRLS.

A regular meeting of the Sigma
Alpha Phi Girls was held at the home
of Miss Golinsky. Important plans
were discussed. The next meeting Will
lie held at the home of Miss Kalich.
Miss Lillian Kaufman will be initiated
at the next meetings.. /. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
VIREO CLUB.

At the last meeting of the Nireo
club plans for social affairs in the
near future were discussed. The
meeting was held at the home of Je.
rome Hellerstein, 1865 Cook street.
J. \. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
Council Junior Juniors.

All girls between the ages Of - and
il watch for announcement of next
meeting of Junior Juniors.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-29
Junior Council Second Annual January
Dance.

The second annual January Junior
hany. January -, 1921. Grabau's Or
chestra. Get your ticket. Make your
DIN tp
New Britain herald., 1920-01-02

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 Our Overcoat display includes practically everything in the line of a warmth garment. All models and styles all sizes, but only one kind of 3 price The lowest,
 We have every kind of a Suit YOU will ever need-for your business, for your social occasons. Light Suits, Gray, Dark Suits, all colors, all ma terials--you have a splendid chance to clothe yourself and save money at the same time.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
GRUPO ".

Uno por ciento (1ft) del total anual
de las listas de pago de los trabaja-
dores la ley, ocupados en- 10 siguien-
te:
l. Fabrication reparaci0n de ca
rios carruajes, sin maquinaria;
2. Gabricacion reparaci6n de "a
patos, con maquinaria;
3. Trabajos de plomeria;
4. Trabajos de hojateIaria;
5. Negocio de automobiles, excep-
tuando garages de reparacion Y los
chauffeurs;
6. Transporte por aqua cue no sea
con maquinaria; nj en- alta mar;
Z. Trabajos de teatros, escenarios
de cinematografos;
8. Fabrication de mantequilla o
queso, con maquinaria;
8. Industria de conservas en- latas,
sin maquinaria;
10. Trabajos interiors; de carpinte-
ria, de pintura o decorado, repa-
racionnc- cin uso de maquinaria, y
c;-a,lio { ,5..5- 80 M sea parte de
trabajo s~i.el~l dc construction;
II. Servicio de Transports en-
trega, no especificados de otro nodo;
IL. Talleres de costura, bordados,
y calados, con maquinaria;
Ia. Talleres de. platear, azogar, y
niquelar; relojerfa, platerfa, optica y
similares; y pulido de piedras precio-
sas;
ID. Toda otra ocupaci6n analoga
a las anteriOres. que no Sc hubiere
especiicado;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
GRUPO III.

y
Uno Y tres cuarto por ciento
(1%fd) del total anual de las listas
de pago de los trabajadores sujetos
a la ley, ocupados en- 10 siguiente:
l. Fabrica de Chocolate con ma
quinaria;
2. Labores agricolas en- general,
de otro modo especif-
cadas;
8. Fabrication de gas fluido Y ex-
plotacion de este negocio;
a. Trenes de lavado y planchado,
con maquinaria;
5. Cervecerias Y destilerias;
6. Fabrication de tabacos de ci.
garrillos con maquinaria;
Z. Servicio de eXpreso;
8. Fabrication de escobas, con ma
quinaria;
8. Conserjes, limpiaventanas, o ira
bajadores analogos en- oficinas esta-
blecimientos mercantiles;
10. Fabrication de ladrillos, tejas,
losas u otros productos de arcilla, con
maquinaria;
IL. Fabrication de sombreros, con
maquinaria;
IL. Confeccion de helados, refres-
cos aguas carbonatadas con maqui-
maria;
Is. Mataderos o chiqueros anexos;
IA. Todo trabajo con maquinaria
en- un establecimiento de imprenta
grabado o litografia;
Is. 'Empresas de coches y caballos
de alquiier;
y 16. Todo trabajador % empleado
de un patrono que Sc dedique la IA
bricacion y suministro de hielo;
II. Descascarado, secado, pulido
limpieza, escogida, torrefaccion Y mo-
lido de cafe, con maquinaria;
IS. Limpieza empaque de frutas
con maquinaria;
10. Todas las demas ocupaclones
analogas las anteriores, que no Sc
hubieren especificado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
De la Diaria Information
CORRESPONSAL.

mente una variaci0n en- los mercados,
sufriendo algunos artfculOs considera-
BILE baja produciendO una disloca-
ci0n en- ell mundo de los negocios. La
huelga de ferrocarriles Y la actuaci6n
del Gobierno Sc cree que este hacienda
gran preston para la baja de los artf-
culos; pero Sc cree que este es ficticio,
pues mientras no Sc produzca mayor
manufacture que la que Sc consume Y
eXpOrta el coSto de los artfculoS Sera
alto. En- 10 que Sc refiere al aZlicar Sc
cree que siendo menor la production
que las necesidades del mercadO habra
un largo forcejco para hacerla bajar;
pero pasadas las circunstancias de es-
te momento terminada la Zafra de
Cuba Puerto Rico, vuelvan los altf-
simos tipos de hace POGO. La huelga de
los .muelles crea una diffcil situaci6n
al comercio que compra mercancfas a
tipos de hace un mes masy la mayor
parte no Sc han trafdo aln pues los
muelles de Nueva York estan todavfa
abarrotadds de carga. Sc esperan deta
lie de In situaci6n del mercado de valo-
res de Nueva York que aclaren los ru-
mores circpladOs.
IRfOrmddOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
= GRUPo 1.

Cuatro por ciento (4f6) del impor-
te total anual de las listas de pago
de los trabajadores sujetos la ley,
ocupados en- 10 siguiente:
I. Fabrication y manejo de pol
vora ode fuegos artifciales, trabajos
de NINA u otros trabajos con canti-
dades peligrosas de explosives;
2. Derribo traslado de estruc-
turas de mas de rs pies de altura O
que pesen mas de dos toneladas;
3. T1neles, pozos de mas de dos
metros de profundidad, cualquier
trabajo subterraneo;
a. Trabajos bajo ell aqua;
5. Trabajos de estructuras de HE
RIO acero;
6. Trabajos de Canteras;
Z. Hinca de pilotes y dragados;
8. Construction de represas, di-
ques, malecones, rompeolas;
8. Construction reparacion de
puentes que, en- SUI mayor altura, ten
gan mas de 25 pies de superficie;
10. installation, montura o tras-
lado de calderas, hornos maquina-
rias en- general.
II. installation, reparaci6n, o ex-
plotacion de sistemas electricos de
todas classes; excluyendo sistemas te-
lefonicos y telegraficos;
IL. 1'rabajos de estiba, carga o
descarga Y operaciones de muelle;
13. installation, reparacion y ex-
plotaci6n de ascensores para perso-
mas mercancias;
IA. Jockeys;
Is. Chauffeurs, en- toda clase de
aparatos AUTOMOBILES;
16. Toda clase de transporte a
la vela pesqueria en- alta mar;
II. Circos ecuestres, maromas, fu-
nambulos otros ejercicios similares;
1s. Todo trabajador empleado en-
obras publicas, va federales, insula-
res municipales, exceptuando aque-
Has obras que esten de otro modo es-
pecificadas;
10. Construction de ferrocarriles.
20. Toda otra .ocupacion analoga
a las anteriores y que no Sc hubiere
especificado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
Agrupacion de ocupaciones dc
Trabajadores sujetos a la Ley
de lndemnizaciones por
academies de trabajo
Tipos de Seguro regir desde Julio
l, 1920

+ Z. Transporte por aqua con ma
quinaria;
8. Garages para reparacion de au-
tomoviles;
9. Todo trabajador empleado por
un patrono en- conexion con cualquier
industria de conservas en- latas, en-
que Sc trabaje con maquinaria;
10. installation reparacion de
alumbrado electrico en- edificios, Y ira
bajos en- talleres de reparaciones de
aparatos electricos;
IL. Herrerias;
12. Almacenes;- excepto los que
de otro modo Sc especifican;
13. Carga descarga de carbon en-
conexion con los barcos;
IA. Fabricas de cemento;
Is. Todas las demas ocupaciones
analogas las anteriores, que no Sc
hpbieren especificado;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
GRUPO II.
-GrupO A.

Tres por ciento (3%t) del total
anual de las listas de pago de los
trabajadores sujetos a la ley, ocupa-
dos en- 10 siguiente:
l.. Todo obrero empleado por un
patrono dedicado la elaboration de
azdcar, asi como tambien todo traba-
jador, empleado por este en- el alma
cenaje venta de azdcar, exceptuan-
do los trabajadores' dedicados a ira
bajos de estructuras de hero ace
ro, en- ell derribo traslado de es-
tructuras de mas de rs pies de altu-
ra que pesen mas de toneladas;
2. Construction reparacion de
cualquier clase de edifcios o estruc-
turas, exceptuando aquellos trabajos
especificados en- ell Grupo 1;
8. Trabajos de nina que no esten
de otro modo especificados;
A. Preparation de maderas con
maquinaria Y todo trabajo de carpin-
terra hecho a maquina;
5. Funciones, caldererias, talleres
de construction y reparacion de ma
quinas;
6. Panaderias, reposterias, fabri-
ca de pastas alimenticias, en- estable-
cimientos donde Sc use maquinaria;
Z. Transporte Y manejo de articu-
los o paquetes con peso de doscien-
tas libras mas, excluyendo trans
porte por expreso ferrocarril;
8. Fabricas en- que Sc explote la
fibra cascara de cocos;
9. Conservation exploitation de
ferrocarriles;
10. Toda ocupaci6n anaIoga a las
apteriores que no Sc hubiere especifi-
cado;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
UNA NINA

Al hooar de los esposos Victor Flo
res y su esposa Flora Pereira, ha We
nido al mundo con toda felicidad una
hermosa mia. FL estado de la madre
V de la criatura es satisfactOrio. Flo
res es un antique buen elemento del
personal de la casa seflores Cantero
Fernandez Co., Inc, ell dOnde traba-
ia desde hace algunos aiioS. Felicida-
des para la nueva cristiana.
TRAEN PAPEL
Vapores salidos ell sabado del puerto
de New York embarcaron algunos ro-
Hos de papel para peri0dicos de San
Juan, Y sc espera a mediados del CO.
rriente mes otra importante remesa
que resuelva Ia situaci6n creada por
la huelga de los muelles de San Juan
v Ia de ferrOcarriles en- EstadOs Uni
dos, que lego a amenazar con la sus-
pension temporal de algunos o todos
los diarios de la ciudad.
DISLOCACION FINANCIERA
Noticias circuladas en- esta ciudad
desde ell sabado, aseguran que en- Nue
va York otras ciudades de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Sc ha producido repentina-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
Sub-Grupo B.

Dos Y medic por ciento (2k9S) del
total anual de las listas de pago de
los trabajadores sujetos la ley, ocu-
pados en- 10 siguiente:
/. Servieio de transporte y entire
ga, y labores agricolas, con 'bueyes;
2. Construction, reparacion, con-
lservacion exploitation de sistemas
telefonicos telegraficos; excluyen-
do los operadores empleados en- las
ofcinas;
8. Construction reparacion de
barcos de mas de 10 toneladas;
4. Fabricas de abonos quimicOs,
con maquinaria;
5. Fabrication de cal;
9. TrabajOs de carga y descagra
y estiba de maderas;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07

1. Estabiecimientos mercantiles al
por mayer y detalle;
2. Industria cafeteria, excepto 10
que de otro modo Sc especifica;
! 3. Industria tabacalera, excepto 10
que de otro modo Sc especifica;
A. Operadores de telegrafos y te-
lefonos en- oficinas;
5. Panaderias, repositories fabri-
cas- de pastas alimenticias, en- esta- )
I.blecimientos donde no Sc use maqui-
maria;
z. Fabricas de r1anteouilla o que
so, sin n1aquinaria;
8. Talleres de costuras, de sastre-
ria y otros trabajos de aguja sin ma
quinaria;
8. Industrial frutera, excepto 10
Que de otro modo Sc especifca;
10. Fabrication de ladrillos, lozas,
tejas, y otros productos de arcilla,
sin maquinaria;
H.. Agencia de bicicletas;
r. Barberias;
,13. Agencias mercantiles v de co..
rredores;
IA. Hoteles, cafes, restaurants, ca
sas de huespedes Y clubs;
Is. Fabrication o reparacion de "a
patos, que no Sc especifque de otro
modo;
16. Hospitales y Clinicas;
II. Farmacias droguerias;
1S. Confecci6n y adorno de SOM
breros para seiiora;
19. Fabrication en- general de SOM
breros en- establecimient6s donde. no
sc use maquinaria;
20. vaquerfas, depositos de leehe
" suministro de. la misma; p ipi'
21. Fotografias;
%. Imprentas, no especificadas de
'otro modo; efnsy
23. Salones gaIerias para juego
de billar de bolos y otfos similares;
"a Anuncios por carteles (Bill-
boards).
25. Toda otra ocupaci6n andloga
a las anteriores, que no Sc hubiere
espeeifieado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
EsPETACULos PARA HOY

Cine Tres Banderas.-Reprisse de
IA primera jornada de "Arlequines de
Seda y Oro".
Cine Luna.-Entre las Sombras, EN-
g actos Y una comedia.
Cine Victory Garden.-Voluntad
que Vence, precioso drama
Cine Rialto.-Alas Quemadas.
Cine Monte Carlo.-Flora Ochoa
un drama en- 5 actos.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Episodio 12 des
La Huella del Horror y Ell Fantasma
Verde.
Cine Real.-Excelente y variado
programa.
Cine Imperial.-Lenguas Viperinas.
Cine Norma.-Voluntad que Venee.
Cine Beliograph, (Catano).-Almas
Audaces.
Cine Rivoii, (Rio Piedras).-Exce-
lente programa. -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-07
LA CORONACION DE La REINA
ELOISA /.

Aver por la maiiana, a las diez, Sc
celebr0 en- ell Parque Borinquen la
coronation de la reina de la simpatfa
de la escuela Laureano J. Vega, de
Miramar, reinado que recay6 en- Ia
monfsima nina Eloisa Mendfa, hija
de los distinguidos esposos Mendfa
Pal6s.
La corOnaci0n result6 lucidfsima
Y, segin Sc nos informa, los ninos sc
divirtieron de 10 Undo.
Reciban nuestro APPLAUSE La princi
pal de la escuela, selorita .Janer, asi
como, las demas profesoras, por el
exito de la fiesta. y los lindos chiqui
llos pOr ell encanto que lie dieron.