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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

Nothing is difficult; it is only we who
are indolent.-B. X. Hayden.
He has no hope who never had a fear
VIM. Cowper.
little explained,
A little endured.
A little forgiven.
The quarrel cured.
Silence when nothing need be said Is the
eloQuence of observation-disclosures.
But We shall receive power, when the
Holy Spirit is come upon you: and re
shall be Ny witnesses both in Jerusalem
and in all Judea and Samaria, and INTO
the uttermost part of the earth.-Acts i g.
This day is -mine-my own-the sun
Looks DER earth's golden rim at me:
The countless days before this one
All dawned that this great day could be:
The aeons that have passed were all
Required to bring This glorious day,
To let my moving shadow fall
Across the level way.
S. e. Kiser.
The Christian doctrine Of Immortality is
not. properly speaking. an expectation Of
another life after death; il Is a conviction
of the deathiessness Of life.-Rockwen II.
Potter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20

Of Immortality is
an expectation Of
il Is a conviction
life.-Rockwen II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20

The home papers claim that Smith
county is the home of the champion
corn husker of the state. Several times
this fall he has husked as high as 135
bushels day, and claims he will aver
age 100 bushels a day. His name is
O'Dell Farmers pay from to 10
cents a bushel.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
A Way to Fight Film,

Pepsodent is based on pepsin, the di-
gestant of albumin. The film is albun1i-
nous matter. The object Of Pepsodent is
to dissolve it, then to day by day COM
bat it.
But pepsin must be activated, and the
usual method is an acid harmful to the
teeth. So pepsin long seemed impossible.
But science has discovered a harmless
activating method. Convincing tests have
proved this. Now pepsin in this form can
be every day applied. And in a tooth
paste which conforms to every modern
dental requirement.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Wife Is Reunited With
Cousin of President
Mrs. James Henry Wilson, in
Role of Detective, Finds
Missing Husband
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LEX1NGToN, Ky, May 17.-Mrs
James Henry Wilson, Of Madeira, Ohio
successfully played the part of detec.
tive here, and has been reunited with
her missing husband cousin of Prcsi-
dent Wilson,
The husband is seventy-two years old
and the wife is sixty. Mr.. Wilson for
merly was a machinst, but during the
war engaged in farming. A strange
malady killed all his livestock. Deeplv
in debt, he returned to machinist work,
He became despondent and on Apyil "a
disappeared
A long search proved futile. Then
a son, Guy Wilson, at Madeira, received
letter in which the missing man asked
that his razor be mailed to him at Lex
1nGton. The son came here and searched
for days, but in vain. He gave up the
quest and returned to Madeira. Then
his mother came. She felt he would
appear to ask for his razor. For DAYS
she sat in the postottice from the time
1t opened until it closed, watching the
general delivery window. Yesterday her
patience was rewarded, and she saw
her husband enter the building. He
broke down when he saw his wife. The
couple returned to Madeira.
According to Mrs. Wilson, her hus-
/ bands father and President Wilson'S
father were half -brothcrs
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

several weeks has been in progress ~
the plant of the United Shoe Machin-
cry Company in Beverly. Thus the
strikers must return to work or be ir
contempt Of court.
The purpose Of the strike was to
compel the United Shoe Machinery
Company to abandon individual con.
tracts and preserve unimpaired to the
union "the principle of collective bar
gaining In the opinion of Judge
Pierce strike for such n purpose is
not legal.
The court holds that the company
"had the undoubted right to make non
membership in the defendant union a
condition of employment, even though
the exercise OF such right made the
right to make collective bargains with
the company valueless. 1t would seem
to follow that the company could make
every reasonable effort to accomplish
such result through the individual
contracts which the defendants seek to
prohibit"
The success Of the strike" the judge
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Why Teeth Discolor

That film is what discolors -not the
teeth. 1t is the basis Of tartar It holds
food substance which ferments and forms
acid. It holds the acid in contact with
the teeth to cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed in it. They,
with tartar, are the chief cause Of pyor-
rhea. All these troubles are constantly
increasing, despite the wide use of the
tooth brush. And the reason lies in that
clinging film, and brushing leaves much
of it intact ----------
Dentists long have known this. They
urge periodic dental cleaning to remove
film and tartar. And dental science has
for years sought way to constantly
combat film.
That way has now been found Able
authorities have proved its efficiency by
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

says further, "would not directly affect
the wages, hours Of work or labor con-
ditions of any employees, but indirectly
and stratogically would give power to
the strike weapon and. in turn, the use
of such weapon would enable the de-
fendant to make or enter into col
lectve contract where the door to n bar
gain conference would otherwise be
closed to them."
Judge Pierce says trat the position
taken by the United Shoe Machinery
Company comes within the principle laid
down by the United States Supreme
Court in Hitchman VS.. Mitchell and
similar decisions.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Thief Had Business Agent
JOSEPH. Mo Nav

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, May 17.-In n
signed confession to-day Dick Smythe.
chum Of Horace Walton, who was Killed
after robbng an Illinois Central train
near Chicago Saturday, said he had
been engaged by Walton as "5usiness
agent" and knew of Walton's plans 70 :.
the robbery, Federal officials ar
nounced.
Walton is said to have told Smythc
that he (Walton) robbed a Santa Fe
train near Lexington Junction April c,
when money and Liberty bonds were
taken.
Smythe's duties, according to the al
legged confession, were to assist Walton
in the disposal of bonds and other looc.
Walton had Smythe look up railroad
time cards for him and attend TO other
preliminaries, but did not ask him t.
assist in the work of his enterprises, It
is said.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Missing Witness Appears
Occupant OF Car in Which
Woman Was Cremated
Surrender.

Walter Flanagan, of 219 Greenpoint
Avenue, Long Island City, an occupant
Of the automobile beneath which Mrs.
Helen Brogley, of Newark, was burned
to death on Queens Boulevard Nav 9,
and who had been missing since the
accident, walked into the office of Dis
trict Attorney Denis OLeary of Queens
County yesterday and gave himself up.
He was placed under arrest as a wit
ness. The other two surviving mem
bers of the party are held, the driver
on charge of homicide and woman
as a witness; Flanagan said he had
heen about three hundred miles from
New York, according to Mr.. OLeary,
md did not know that Mrs. Broelev
was beneath the blazing car when he
eft it
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

Now you are urged to try it. Let it
argue for itself. Compare the results
with your present methods. Let your
mirror tell the story.
There are few things more important.
Bad teeth cause endless troubles. And
teeth cannot be kept white, safe and
sound if you leave that film.
For your sake and your faaily's sake,
find out the way TO combat it.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

convincing tests. Now leading dentists
everywhere are urging its adoption.
For daily use the method is embodied
in dentifrice called Pepsodent "a mod
ern, scientific tooth paste. Millions have
already proved it. And a To-Day Tube
is being sent to anyone who asks.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18

Results Are Quick
and Apparent
You can see very quickly
what Pepsodent does, and our
book will tell you why.
Send the coupon for 10
Day Tube. Note how clean
the teeth feel after using. Marx
the absence of the Shiny fllnl'
See how the teeth whiten as
the fixed film disappears.
Once learn what clean teeth
really mean and you'll always
want them.
Mail the coupon to us today
SO you won't forget.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Raiders Get $4,000 Quarts

DETROIT, Mich, May ia motor
trip by prohibition agents along the
river front with particular attention to
large swamps near Down River towns
}as disclosed the hiding place of more
than $4,000 quarts of smugged LIQUOR.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Watch 1t

Jet Pepsodent remove
the film, then look at
your teeth and feel
them.
Then decide by the
clear results between
the old ways and the
new.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Court Restraints
Boston Union From
Continuing Strike
Walk.Out of Shoe Workers
to Preserve Principle
Of Collective Bargaining
Is Declared ILL ga !

BOSTON, Mass. May 17.~Judge
Pierce, sitting in the Equity Session
of the Supreme Court to-day, ordered
an Injunction to issue restraining the
officers and members of Lodge S4s,
International Machinists' Association,
from continuing the strike which for
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
Mikado to Decorate Americans

TOkIO, May 13 By The Associat ted
Press The Emperor will decorate
Colonel Charles Burnett. military at
tache of the American Embassy, with
the Third Glass of the Order of the Ris-
ing Sun, it was announced to-day. Pres
ident Herr and Vice President Osborne
of the Westinghouse Electrical Com
pany, will be awarded the Third Glass
and Fourth Class, respectivel, of the
same order.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-18
They Save Teeth Now
I'm New Way-By Ending Film

Millions Of teeth are now cleaned in a
new way. You see them everywhere --
white, glistening teeth. Perhaps they are
teeth you envy. Then make this simple
ten-day test and find out how to get them.
The great tooth wrecker is a viscous
film. You can feel it with your tongue.
1t is ever-present, overcoming 1t clings
to teeth, enters crevices and stays.
The tooth paste does not end it. The
ordinary tooth paste does not dissolve it.
So it stays -- much of it and may do
a ceaseless damage. Most tooth troubles
are now traced to film
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
Ell elise DIARIO

En- la carertera que conduce dc Aqua
dilla Il Isabella ell autOm6vil 41G, guia
do Dor SUI dueno Enrique Molinary,
chauffeur No. 9423 arroll6 Il Juana
Rodriguez, ocasionandole contus!ones.
En- la calle Pedro Arroyo, lie Rarros,
eI eutom6vil 1913, guiado por su due1io
lose NJ. Lopez, con licencia de apren-
dizaje No. 6251. arroll0 Cayetano
Mel6ndez, occasion andole contusiones.
Lopez fu6 denunciado pOr infraccion
al artfculo 1928 del C6digo Penal.
En- la Gale Stalrl, de Aguadilla, ell au
tom6vil No. 339 de Juan Fernando
Bul6, guiado por 6l mismo, chauffeur
No. 1928, arroll6 al individuo Magda-
leno Cortes, ocasionandole contusiones.
Y en- la carretera No. 3, cerca de Rio
Grande, ell autom6vil P-679, guiado
DOR su duefio Francisco Vazquez, arro-
ll6 al miro Alfredo Rosa, de Z amos de
edad, fracturandole una pierna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Octubre Is, 1920.
A LOS DUENOS DE 2CENTRAEES,
COLONIAS Y SIEMBRAS DE = p
CANAs Iae'icp -

.Sei1ores: ttt1h y e.. 'No 81
Tn iornalero de una lie las eOlonias
de calas de azticar, sta en- el dEstri-
to de Humacao, fu6 enviado 3por- slls
! mayordOmos a apagarI un tfuegO que
habfa en- una de las pleas de Gaia;
| y al cumplir estai ortlens lsipfrio aun
accidente. Este .es .Pl caso de gFidel
Torres, 6156. tcsz 81 e7y9 es;
! La Comisi6n, al resOlYeE enl dejtini- ejtin /
tiva este case, ronsidero; a. :losi efecesr
tos del pago de La indemnizacf5n en-
ese cas0 concrete, que Sc tRataba de
un accidente del trabajoI a. ser cprote-
gido por la Ley de Indemnizaciones.
Y declare con lugar la solicitud del
obrerO. z~. " s.,.,..,y e,s1,
TeniendO en- cuenta que ell fuego
constituye un riesgo exceptional, por
10 sumamnte peligrosO, la Comision
| adopt6 ell acuerdo de que todas aque-
Has personals que tengan siembras de
caiias deben prOceder, antes del 10 de
noviembre de 1920, asegurar ell nu-
nero probable de obreros que, jul
clio de aqu6llas, como patronos, Sc
considere necesario para ser utiliza-
do EN- casos de fuego.
Y acord6 asimismo, fijar ell diez por
cientO (10qo) como tipo de- SECURE
cuya Quota annual sera impuesta, ta-
sada recaudada sobre el importe
presupuestado por el patrono en- su
nomina de obreros que deben ser GU
biertos por este seguro, dado el ca
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
GRAN BARATILLO

Con motive del viaje los Estados
Unidos de nuestro sociO Don Francis
co Narganes, quien traera prOnto un
extensO variadO surtido para nues-
trO bazar "Las NOvedades'', de la ca
lie de Brau No. As, ofrecemOs nues-
ira numerosa clientela grandes des-
cuentos en- todO ell mes de Octubre en-
faldas, trajes y rOpa interior para Sc
iOras, asi como en- telas de fantasia
y otros articulOs.
BACHS, PORTEIiA & Ca.
Isl Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
COM|SION De INDEMNIzACIONES A OBREROS

racter exceptional de los servicios.
No sera necesariO relacionar los
.nombres de los obrerOS: basta eXpe-
cificar i6I iilimero probable que ser;i
oGalpatlo Ell localiZar Y apagar fuegos.
Cada 3patfono. de acuerdoi con el ilCi-
nero. lie: sus plantaciOies, hcalcufara
el de liorlialeros ObreTds cue pue7
DAN, EN- am case dado, ser OcupAdoS
i6if cate rieSgo. 10 infOrmaraaa esta
ioficina, Sobre ese grupO Sc impOn-
dra ell ,diez tpor ciento Q109o) de cuo-
I tal refEridas5 ~q ata.ot o.a71Q II Y
Ef'lpatrono ;quta 1or fhegatfta o ne,
gligencia motcomuniQue a esta Cemi-
sion. elyndmero DE obreros que proba'
{ kbIemena3Spueda utilizar aemIlos seryi-
clos glles fuegGs oclIrridosten.su plan
taciones, detfcafias y ell 5infoGmeI del
formal, promedio que calcule pagar-
les durapte .el ano. estara sujeto "a a
que, 81 ocurriere IN case de acciqente
de esta ,naturaleza, la Comisi66n le
considere como no asegurado para
estes riesgCls y le imponga el pago de
la indemnizaci6n que file cl lesionado
Atentamente,
LUIS SAMALEA,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
los QUE LLEGAA

En- eli yapor Mohawk" llegaron
aver mafiana los pasajeros siguientes:
r. Andrade, P. de Audrey, Julio
Aponte, Fsgmfn Brau, E. D. Brink,
E. M. Boyle o1uis Burch, Maud Bu-
ford, Mercedes Battisni, M. Wander
Burg, R.zCabferas, G. M, Cabrera,
Fred c. Clarke y sonora, Margarita
Clarke, Elizabeth Clarke, Fred Cohn,
Louise Dillingham;, E. Daimar, A. 3.
Deering, FL. Dayton, H. Escalona,
Donald R. Evans, sonora e hijo, Mar
garet Ferguson, G. Farrelly, R. Fa-
rrelly, p. Flores, A. R. Fonda, S. Fer
nandez, W.sM. Franglin, A. Ferre y
sonora, ]. Griffin, G. j. Garcia, Ike
Goldsmith, 81 Hartknell, w. S. Han
son, Hampton P. Howell, M. Julia y
sonora, G. Julia, Jose de JESUS y Sc
nora, Mercedes de Jesus, ]. B. Keyes,
R. M. Kelsey y. sonora, Adelaide Kel-
sey, June Kelsey, Claudia Kelsey, W..
R. Koehler y sonora, Henry Kolb, DR..
H. Leonhardt, Mrs. C. Leslie hijo,
Margaret Leslie, Zulema Leslie, Hen
rietta Leslie, Mary Leslie, E. A. Leh-
vert, Edwin Leslie, J. Lasbachottes,
A. Levy, George Mayhem, H. A. Nc
Kee, G. S. Martorell, G. McMenimem,
v. Mendes, A. Moreno, William More
no, Ana Moreno, Edward Moreno
Master George Moreno, Anna Mum
ser, C. Malatrasi, A. B. Mitchell Sc
nora, G. L. Muller, Geo. S. Matthews,
T. G. Nelson, H. B. Orde, w. H. Orde,
T. B. Patton senora, Doris Patton,
R. Pascual, Caroline Parker, j. Par
ker, L. Pacheco, Dolores Roqueras, H.
Richardson, M. E. Ramus, Mary RAM
say, Helen Ramsay, A. Rodriguez, F.
Rodriguez, W. X. Seeley, S. 0. Sears,
Julius J. Schalleck, Geo. Straline, Geo.
A. Schriefer, Maria Toro, D. Thomp-
son, j. M. Turner y sonora, S. Ulrich,
Ethel Uniack, H. C. Vicene, H. Van
Derveer, Jose Vidal Y sonora, Alber-
to Vidal sonora, Teresa Vidal y F.
L. Webb.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
De San GkRMAN !.

Despues de haber estadp gravemen-
te enfermo Sc encuentra va en- perio-
do de convalecencia, nuestro distingui-
do amigo don Ernesto Quihones, 10
cual celebramos sinceramente.
La distinguida sonora dona Pc
ira I. de Agrait esta enfefsna de n1u-
cho cuidado y es asistida por .e1 com
petente DIR. Pascual A. Rivera.
Deseamosle una pronta mejorfa.
-Ha circulado profusamente por la
poblacion y campos del distrito, i'm
presa en- grandes carteles, la candida
tura unionista con la cual va al triun-
fo SECURE esta municipalidad.
Todos son caballeros honorables, ac-
tivos y de reconocido patriotisnio "
Icapacidad.
-Ha tornado possession del cargosd de
Jefe de Policfa de esta ciudad, ei ca
pitan Blanco, de quien tenemos los
mejores informes sobre SUI actividad Y
competencia.
Sc nos informa que ell dia "a del
cursante visitara esta ciudad la pla-
ma mayor del partido republicano, lle-
vando efecto ur mass-mitin. e@
-Ha tornado possession del cargo de
Juez Municipal INFERNO, ell Lcdo. Be-
nito Fores, mientras dure la licencia
del Juez Cacho. ''f- +'
COrrespOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
VaTiaS nOtiCiaS dc intertS

Ha estado en- San Juan el senior
Manolo Aponte Mendez, del comercio
de San Lorenzo, que vino a la ciudad
a hacer compras.
Informcs circulados respecto de
la salida para Panama de los solda-
dos del Regimiento AZ, aseguran que
hasta el domingc lunes no podri
realizarse el o1nbarque v que las Ia
milias de la :ropa iran en- otro trans
porte que vendra despues, con objeto
de conducir a estas.
-Ha lido Barranquitas por una
corta temporada la sonora Ramona
de Francheschi. Ell DR.. Franceschi
queda en- San Juan atendiendo a su
labor, pero ira frecuentemente a la
montana. Con la sefora viaja el nj
no Vachier que ella tiene su cuida-
do. Buen viaje impresiones.
La fafpilia Iglesias-Navedo, de
Barceloneta, visito San Juan, con mo-
two de la simpatica boda Balseiro-
Iglesias, que Sc efectuo aver en- la
Capilla del Sagrado Corazon de IJe-
s1s, en- Santurce.
-Esta bien de la dolencia que lie
aquej6 la senorita Sarah Gonzalez, y
10 celebramos.
-Esta enferma en- la residencia dc
los esposos L6pez-Cepero-Bon Ia
seiorita L6pez-Cepero, hermana dc
don Hilarino y lie deseamos prontc
Irestablecimiento.
En- vista del inusitado aunentc
de los precios de pasajes de Puerto
Rico Nueva York. muchas personas
que v;ajaban sin gran necesidad, Sc
disponen prorrogar sus viajes hasta
Imejores tiempos.
Las apuestas en- los Estados Uni
dos en- favor del candidate republica-
mo son de 6 contra 1. Los Democra-
tas mantienen tambien que seguirar
dominando y la maquinaria de ambos
|partidos esta echando a rodar gran
Ides sunias de dinero en- la propagan-
da de mitins, prensa y panfetos Y car
teles de todas clases. Los votos pa
ra el Tercer Partido Sc calculan en- ur
mfnimo tanto por ciento, pues ell pro
Eblema obrero esta tratando en- las pla-
taformas de ambos partidos. La pla.
taforma Republican, trata el probe.
ma de los linchamientos de la razs
de color que ell Democratic silencia
IEjemplares de ambos Programas
con ambas Plataformas Sc han envia-
do a toda La prensa de los paises Ia
tino -americanos.
En- Santurce hay alguna basura
sin recojer por> que Sc discute 81 e.
4 recogido compete la Sanidad MUM.
cipal al Departamento del Interior
Recojase primero y despues discutan
no vaya resultar que pasen las elec.
clones y entonces todavfa esten er
donde ahora.
| De San Lorenzo Sc quejan de q. Ii
correspondence llega ALI ell siguien
te dfa por la tarde y que estando IL
poblacion a 81 Kilometres de Sal
Juan, podria recibirse mas rapida
mente. Seguramente que 81 el seilol
Administrator de Correos puede re
Imediar la defciencia 10 hara con gus
to. Sc 10 estimaran ALI mucho, apar
tie de que es justo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
Ell PRoGRAMA DEL CApITULo

Ell Capftulo de Puerto Rico de la
Cruz Roja Americana, adopt0 ell 81
guiente programa, contandO para po
nerlo en- practica, con la voluntad del
pueblo, de la Isla Y de la ayuda del
Quartet General de dicha association.
Primero: SOstener perfecciOnar
sus Comit6s Locales Y su Comite Eje-
cutivo Central, preservando en7ellos los
mejores elementos de cada comunidad
asf cOnstitufdos dichos organismOs,
realizar, bajo su direction, en- noviem-
bre pr0Ximo. ell "CuartO llamamientO
las filas",~ atrayendo elias como
miembros de la Association al mayor
ndmero possible de mujeres Y hombres
demostrando asf que Puerto Rico no
es indiferente a esta clase de movi-
mientos que aun la conception y ell
producto de una civilization eleva.
Segundo: Preparar sus tesoros Y sus
medios materiales y t6cnicos de tai
modo que 81 por desgracia un huracan,
un terremoto, una epidemic, un gran
incendio u otra calamidad general, de-
Jan sentir sus efectos destructores en-
Puerto Rico, la Cruz Roja, de una ma
nera amplia, pronta y eficaz, acuda
en- auxilio de los necesitados.
Tercero: Mantener una campafia
constante de elevation de los hogares
de los desheredadOs de la fortuna, por
medic de un cuerpo de nurses vista
doras que no solo llevara ellos el So
zorro mediate en- casos aprOpiads, 81
no que difundira en- ellos los conoci-
mients necesarios sobre hygiene, GU
raci6n y prevention de ciertas enferme-
des, primera ayuda, regimen alimen-
ticio, limpieza embellecimiento del
hogar, cuidado Y educaci0n de los nj
nos, estableciendo asf una corriente
de simpatfa entire los que pueden y
los que sufren, entire los que saben Y
los que ignoran; y
Cuarto: Poner. especial empefio en-
que la rama juyenil contin6e no solo
avanzando el numero de miembros, ST.
no desarrollando con mas eficacia
cada dfa entire ellos su prOgrama edu-
cativo, invirtiendo sH tesoro juicio-
samente en- obras de bien general pa
ra los propios ni1os como creaci6n
de clfnicas 'dentales en- las escuelas,
distribution de ropa Y calzado entire
los mas pobres, creaci6n de becas, sos
tenimiento de salas en- hospitales para
nifios, prevention de La cegliera y otras
enfermedades, classes de primera ayu-
da, communication por medic de cartas
con nif1os de otros pafses, en- una pala-
bra, un verdaderO sistema de serviciO
que permita nuestros nifios al salir
de las escuelas no solo contar con los
eonocimientos que en- elias reciben, 81
no ademas contribuir que salgan tam
bi6n con el coraz6n Y la conciencia
educados en- obras de bien social gene
raj ' 10 que es mas, con la experienced
de que tales obras son posibles me-
dante una organization noblemente
ideada eficazmente dirigida. Una
ciudadanfa asf preparada, constifuira
| la mas solida riqueza La mas bella
esperanza de nuestra Isla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
EsPEcTAcULos
Cine Tres Banderas

Cine Tres Banderas
4ls5 tEl Genio Algere, de los hermanos.
y Cuintero, por la Bertini.
saab Il 4 Cine Monte Carlo
FL hermosfsimo estreno de la cinta
Ross el Guapo Y una comica.
f3sf Cine Real
iAi2a'L La sin igual cinta, titulada: Ross ell
G5apo una comica.
4 it..l Cine Victory Garden
a''3e Debpt de la celebre coupletista Gle
/, nentina MORN el simpatico actor de
gran, fan1a Wallace Reid en- Amor de
las Selvas.
Cire Puerto Rico
Function benefcio de la taquillera
Carmen Valladares. Presentamos la
fano a cinta de la Caribbean Film,
titGl&da La Tosca, por Paulina Ere
derrick, en- hermosas parties una
icornedia.
Cine Norma
Preso Primero y Libre Despuss, por
el favorito Douglas Fairbanks.
Cine BeliOgraph, (Catano).
Ethel Clayton en- ell drama en- ac-
tos Mas Dafina Que el Macho la
3 comedia en- 2 actos Los Tontos Nun
ca Faltan.
+ TeatrO Variedades, (Bayam6n).
Episode No. Is, de la serie La Gran
4J0gada y ell drama Ell Metodo Norvis,
por Bert Lytell.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas Rafael Solares Solares
de Comerfo; Gregorio Hernandez Ba
'tista, de Carolina; Pedro Rivera Ma
t6s, de AFecibo !; Pedro Juan Catinchi
CampQs,s Ole fSanturce; Antonio Qui
r6s Ruiz, de. Gales. Jose Maymf Sua
rez, de Santurce.
Salidas - Salvador Antunez Roca
de San Juan; Alexandra M6ndez Gar
.efa, de Puerta de. TERRA Jose Ma
Ortiz Colon, de Cayey; Ramon V6le,
iDelgado, de San Lorenzo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-22
ENFERM0

Hace varios dias que Sc encuentra
guardando CANA a causa de una in
feccion en- un pie, ell prestigioso caba-
Hero don Jos1s Rodriguez Ceinos, So
clio de la acreditada casa Merino Ro-
drfguez Hnos.
Hacemos votos por su pronto' res
tablecimiento.