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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
H|LDEBRAND RAPs
sHAWKE:Y ON HEAD
PITCHER ~ wORsTRD N ROIT
WITH UMPIRE RESULT OF
DECISION At BOSTON.

. W Atauf iatsf iifhh.
BOSTON Ma 27-An assault upon
Umpire IIildchu,nd by Pitcher ShaWkoy
uf New York. IN the fourth inning. rc.
suited bon Shawkcy II New York o..
c,Ifel e scalp wound from the umplr,s
maHk raicd In the first game u IN,
series with tho Rcd Sox today which
Sew YORK won
Rate Ruth made two hone runs.
sending the hall once into the right field
liy',h'rr and once over the left center
field force. giving him n season total
~ ten Now York protested strongly
u h'u iliiobrand enabled Boston Ca
make 90 only run In the fourth by
nliuc Sching 90 firs, ON balls with
tho bases full. forcing In run
After Harper. the next man M. had
boon ,t'led out On strikes. Shawkcy
rppi,l,h"d the umpire. bowed and dof.
fed hig cap In mock thanks. Hlldebrand
rrior,d Shawkev OF the grounds
whorrupon he rushed NJ the umpire
1nd struck him several times about the
head Iiildchrand defended himself
with his mask and opened wound
on shawkey's head. Umpires Evans
and captain Hooper ~ tho Rcd Sux
rer7rt;"d the men and Shawkcv was
conducted f.un the field. Mays finish.
lug the game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

By Associated frest
NEW YORK. May s7-The local mar
kes for raw sugar was weak and lowe'
under increased offerings from all sour
ces about the continued agitation
the high prices prevailing and the
various investigations painting towards
posribly larger supplies In Cuba than
the trade has been aware -. husi'
ness. hok. was not particularly active
with refiners included 10 go slow
There we're sales Of some Porto Rico.
90 a local refiner NJ 1850 cos, and
freight. duty paid and $4,000 bags Il
Cuhas for May.june shipment nj - :
cents. cost ard frehght equal 20 soss
for centrifugal The market closed IN
r~tiied with Cubas offered AZ - =
cents cosi and freight equal TO ."ss i"r
centrifugal. The market did no; reflect
any Il the nervousness scxhibiicd IN
raws ans prices were advanced hy one
rsflner 20 the bass II g i-s cents f"r
fine GRADUATED. Prices now range from
q 10 70 - l.e cents with refiners all
pretty well sold up. The weakness IN
raws led 10 renewed liquidation In fu'
''res and prices broke ie0 points. the
fun maximum decline permitted for any
one days.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Kansas Cily livestock.

KANSAS CITY. No. May u
HOGS: Estimated receipts today i.i0s;
generally steady 10 10 higher than ycs'
trrday's average. closing weak. packef
Top slase. bulk q sales fiG2satif70.
COP raeeatit5e; god % choice me-
dunn tisss dsitko: good 70 choice ligh,
$4,000 tif.fs. good 90 choice stock
piar sio0easi3oe
CATTLE. Estimated receipts TODAY
1000. closing steady % weak. medium
% good heavyweight 81 500 SO 90
common HEAVYWEIGHT tio5o9tii 90
common 20 medium heavyweight tii.is
Gti3.oc: good b chosce heiiers %
good 20 choice common COWS t7.251i.
70: Bologna and beef bulls $500 81 o.,
Gamer steers tssoGfT 90. common
reod % choice SIC SEQ tis 90: gu -
choice medium BEEF steers ts.50atii.i 80,
common. rnof a. choice 80 soatii =
common. ruod o. choioets sofss 90.
SHEEP. Estimated receipts today
$3.50. closing slow On sheep. sprins
lam,,s mostly :; higher. choice 20 prime
good lambs si2.fsstis.0o. good y
choics medium spring lambs tio2iH
tie.-o. choace n prime MEDIUM yearline
v-ethers tf3 seG $3.50. good o. choics
medium ewes sio..eG sis %. cuu and
conmon ewes fessfs.se. hrsesling eve.
tfezots -. Angofs gaafs siSs9Si 80
tTusher goats $50 see,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
New Orleans Cotton.

~ Associated frss
NEW ORLEANS. May s'-Thc
trend was higher in the cotton markc;
today although buliish operations were
20 some extent. restricted by the bot
ter weather prevailing In the bolt.
Buying waF mainly done on the con.
tlnred very tow condition figures from
private crop reporting bureaus After
a rise q II 90 IL points around the
opening the markc; declined under sell
Ing due chiefly 20 the good weather
map. 4 little later the real buying
movement 81 the day st In.
Much short covering came upon the
market during the last half - thu ses'
sion and Il was stimulated hy the
ucarness 81 ,he Memorial Day holiday
ana bureau day. Juft before thu close
offerings from satisfied longs became
rather liberal. causing rccessions.
sellers could not make headway
agains, the private rendition reports 81
which there were four; one ~ s2s the
r.me figure a. the reports Of yesterday
tha. caused a furry in the bull camp
another Of tsi, one Of ss.'. and one Of
Cs.s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
EARLY COTTON DECLINE
FOLLOWED BY ADVANCE
By Associated Pres.

" Associated Pres,
NEW YORK. MAY s7.-Todly's pu
vatc crop reports vcrc a little more Ca
vorable. but early reactions were foi
lowed by renewed firmness in the Coz.
ton market. The general market closed
easy net unchanged 20 % points high.
err.
The market opened steady and soon
turned easy under realizing or scatter.
ring liquidation, 4 southwestern report
placing the condition OF the crop az ~ .
seemed a disappointment q people wa
had bought on a report ~ Gss earlier
IN the week. and vas also considered
responsible for break in tho Liverpool
market, ua.ayorahlc reports from the
.ecodf trade encouraged reiction1ry
sentiment after the advances ~ tho
past two 90 three days hut even tho
higher crop condition figures still com.
pared very bu'llshly with previous
years and the market rallied later on
reduced covering This was stimulated
during the middle ~ tho afternoon by
reports - gold imports and the firmcr
ruling Of The stock market Two other
private reports wire ifsued one ~
them making the condition 81 and the
other ee while a canvass Il local ~.
change members showed that govern.
mrnt report 81 around 6s.g was expect.
I'd on the average.
one Of ,ciay's reports said the acre.
age was about the same a. last year
while another pointed 20 an incrcas" %
one per cent. Port receipts today 1885
United States port stocks lo1s ls0 TX.
ports s.s45 making i.sSi .s33 ~ tar this
season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Fort Worth Livestock.

" Assofiatsd irff.
FORT WORTH May 2---Catilc re-
co.ptg ? 500: steady bccvcs s0o az $50
ftock,ry 500 az $50. COWS 200 NJ 900
hcif,rr 500 az 100. bulls coo at 200
calves 500 al 1855.
Hog receipts zoo. 20 cents advance
heavy 1895 at l45O. light 1850 at if75
medium 1850 at ii9b. mixed 1850 AZ
1850. common 1850 at 1850; rigs $50 a,
800. sheep receipts SOC; slow lambs
100 az 1900. earnings 1000 at 100,
wcthcrs $50 AZ go. ewes 80 NJ $50
culls $50 at $50. goats 400 NJ SOC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Coffee Closes Higher.

hl Associated frffH
NEW YORK. May 27-Thc market
Tor coffee futures Opened al 4 decline
q five points under further scattering
hquidaiions promoted D ythc rather h.
regular showing ~ Hrazi. hut frinr'l
up later and closed ~ 4 net advance
n IL 20 % points CiosinF bids: June
1910: July 1878. september i4si. 60.
,obcr 1873. December 1879; January
iss0. March iisi.
Spo, Cotton quiet. santos Is g So
NJ - IA The Cnicial cables showed a
decline % 20 r,is IN the rio market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Cotton seed on Lower.

NEW YORK. MAY .s.-cot,on seed
oil was dull and fea,urcicss with prices
easter for want of trade demands. Lad
ing month"; closed !. % Is points net
lower. alcs s.lOo barrels No tenders
were put cut. Prime crude 1870 sfiss;
prime summer yellow SPOT 1850. Jay
1905: September 1899; December i7.o.
all bid. Prime winter yellow and sum
mer white nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

Dizziness. vertigo. blind singers, sal
i'w complexion. flatulence are synp
toms 81 n torpid liver. No one can feel
well while the liver l. inactive. HER.
9NE II a powerful liver stimulant. \
dose or two vii cause nj bilious symp-
toms TO disappear. Sod by all druggists
?et
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

Two-har" bit Dnubcrt. Roush. See.
Nllcn. stock Three.basr hits-Duncan.
Ncalc. McIIcnry. schultz .. Homo run
-Hornshy. Stolen bares-pauhcr'.
iioush. Janvrin. Hornsby. Dihocfcr.
Rarc ON halls-Sallcc .. See 4 Doak ..
Shcrdil l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Wichita IiNestotk.

81 eFIaI 70 N ~
WICHITA. Kans. May s1--soo hogs
10 cents higher: top 1850; bulk 1900 a'
isso. 200 cattle. steady 81 20 cents low
or: steers GO a, i2se. Guns and hsif'rs
5se n iiOe: stockers and fe'sl.rs 80
AZ 1000: stock COWS and heifers iso a.
$50: bulls $50 al $50. calves $50 az 100.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

MOVIES sIIPPING' HARDLY!

NEW YORK. MAY 27.--Somc folks
r1y the movies are hacksliding. ~ lar
a. worth while productions are concern.
I'd. After looking over this list out 81
the past years succcssas We hardly
think 80: "Evangelinc." The Rivers
end. e" Soldiers 81 Fortune" THE Heart
~ Child" water. water Every.
where" "Dr. Jckli and Mr. Hyde. -
Rack To Gods Country" and Broken
lJlorsums"
oliver Morocco says the total r..
c.ipts from peg g. my Heart" IN
which l.aurettc Taylor starred we've
50 800. O0O J. Hartley Manners l.au'
rcttc's hubby. probably received $685.
900 ~ this.
Selsnick has added .thii,l Zicgficld
giri ~ his bevy q stars In the person
u Martha Manifold. The other two
are Rubye De Rc'ner and Olive Thon''
a..
Spring fever must have hit the play.
wrighis. Hut one production. Ills
Chinc,e wife" was offered this last
week fHa
The presenatIon of shore Actress" IN.
dcaies that the rrvfvuf has NJ; the NOV.
les $500 '
Romance" with Doris Keane, Is one
Il the hes. fiickcrs To flick recently.
It's an interesting drama.
The valley ~ Thousands Smokes
stacks up fine AZ geographic picture.
It's full a. thrills. 4,
OATS we're held facrcd by ths Eg1.p.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
NEW YORK Loses
DOUBLE HEADER
BOSTON NATIONALS TAKE BOTH
GAMES o. sEtSON's FIRST
bOtBl.E
~ Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May s7-Thc Boston
Nationals defeated New York today In
both games ~ the seasons first double
header by scores of . a. 2 and . To y.
The Giants played fine In both con.
tcfif. Twenty ihounand people at.
tended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Car Shortage Acute.

By Afsociaic' Press.
FORT WORTH, May -. - Cattle
rhipmants In the southwest are ham
pcrcd by q car shortage according to
report from the Texas Cattle l,aisers
Association.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Chicago 6: Philadelphia I.

PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-Chicago
ended the serics today by beating Phila'
delphia and driving Martin from the
mound. Five double plays featured.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
southern League Results.

At Little Rock I, Atlanta ..
At Nashyillc .. Mobile I. Second
game Nashville I. Mobile J.
\, Memphis 10. Birmingham I.
A; Chattanooga 8. New Orleans Z.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
xBa;tcd for shawkey In Sth.
IlOstOn

Two l0re his. PeckInnaugh, Non
n.k. McInnis HON. run. Ruth . Siol'
an tares McNally Double plays Pratt.
20 Peckinpaush To- ripp. Base on balls
Shawkcy g Mays : Harper 3: Karr /.
S,ruc kcm Shawkcy / Mays 1, Harper
3. karr 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
American Association Results.

st Milwaukee .. Columbus :.
At 81. Paul :. Indianapolis ..
Aut Minneapolis 2. Louisville ..
At HanfaS City.TOlcdo. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
EXHIBITION GAME.
Pittsburgh 4, Cleveland 2,

PITTSBURGH, May e7-Pittshurgh
defeated the Cleveland Americans Z 10
in an exhibition game here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
San Antonio 3. shreveport 1.

SHREVEPORT. May 7.--JohnSon
held Shreveport safe here today while
his team mates were getting to Bono
Tor cigh, hit. san Antonio taking the
first game of the series
sun Antonio .OiO O02 OO0--1
shreveport .............. OOl 900 OOO--1
Bono and lIunglin; Johnrpn and Glib.
son.
~ ~ Wurth.IIouston. called end
second Rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
CIiamplons Iase.

sT f.Cris. May est. Louis and
Cincinnati ihduigcd IN another free hi.
ting conte.t today. the locals winning
ErrnySy's home run In the second
inrIrE came with two men on bas,. and
went into the bicaehdrt In deep rigat
field.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubles. gravel. ~esk
asl lame back. rheumatism and irregularities
% the kh.revs. ana bladder. II not sold ~
often ttiss Send for sworn testimonials.
Or. 2. ". IiAll. $3.50 Olive ST. 81 Lsui. No.
Sold b, all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
EXPORTERS NOsED
OUT BY SPUDDERs
MOKAN SCORES WINNING run
on WILD PEG or ALEX.
AMBER.

~ Associated Pres
WICHITA FALLS. May 27.-Tho
Spudders noscd out the Exporters In
the eighth inning today ana won the
first game ~ the serles, 60 9.
The winning run was scored when
Johnny Mokan cracked one 81 Schnold.
or's offerings past third for n single.
scoring Josefson from second. continued
around To- the scoring rta,lon On Alex
nndcr's Wild peg 10 second 10 get
Johnny nt26E
Beaumont ,.............OiO 100 OOO-2
Wichita Fallf ......... 100 600 02'--3
Alexander and Schneider; Kitchens
and Johns nnd Scwcll
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

eas .1sss held saeEear by.ihS EEp
iians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
New York.

'Eattcd Tor Winters In Sth ''Batic |
for liubbcl In Eth. '''I,an Tor McCarty
In 5,h
BOSTON .................is0 COL OiO-5
New York .-............OO 600 OlO 100
Two.basc hits-kauff. Nehf Double
playn-Fle,ch-r aud Kelly: Yorng and
Kelly; O'Neil aud floeckci. base on
balls-Douelas :; Winter I: lIulAjti .:
Nehf /: Rudolph l. Eaycrs .. S,rucl,
ou,-Eudoiph l. Eaycrs /. Mcouillan !,
Nchf .
Second game:
Boston .................ios 600 10
New York ...........O geo 600 OO0-n
O'Ncil and Scott Smith and Barnes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
ilrOekIyn Defeated.

BROOKLYN. May % -iruokiyn and
Philadelphia played of postponed
game today. the yisiiors winning In II
innings.
The visitors won when paullctto
ninglcd and scored e.. Il. Millcr's long
double ,o left.
ihiladelphia .........ila O0O Goa Oil
brooklyn ............ Goa 2e0 O0O O0-t
smith and withrow; MOZART. Mitchell
aud Kruger.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Philadelphia.


Philadelphia ............ 0a9 coo toe
Three base hits Jackson. Wclch
HON" run. !. Collins. Stolen bases
Schalk. Cicottc. Base on balls Martin
D. Struck out .Cicottc .; Martin ,; iIar'
rs ,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28
Dallas I. Galveston I.

DALLAS. May 27.--Dallas hit Couch
man In Timely moments and won tho
opening game Of the series from Gal
weston I Ia |.
Dallas ................l0O OlO ?0'-f
Galveston .............lOO 900 O0O--t
Robertson and Landry: Oiirien AMI
Couchman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

The valley ~ Thousands smokes
stacks up fine as geographic picture
It's full a. thrills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-28

Romance" with Doris Keane. is on'
Il the hest fiickcrs 10 flick recently
It's an interesting drama.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
Bale a beneficiO
deIa SOciedad pro-
tectaadG MGndigOs

FL domingo pr6xfmo Sc celebrara en-
el ROOF Garden del ''Hotel Palace
un regio y esplendido baile en- benefcio
de la Sociedad Protectora de Mendigos
Las muy distinguidas damas dofia
Georgina Rodriguez de Paniagua Y dofia
orelinda valdes de Reyes, presidenta
y tesorera, respectivamente, de la So
ciedad Protectora de Mendigos, son las
encargadas de organizar la interesanti-
sima fiesta, que juzgar por los pre-
parativos que Sc hacen por ell entu-
siasmo que existe, promote dejar gra-
tisinros recuerdos en- los fastos sociales
de San Juan Siendo Ell prop6sito noble
y tan alto cual es comprar regalos para
los pobres de la capital no hay para
que decir que nuestras fannilias adine-
radas y toda la culta sociedad porte
rriquefia prestaran su ayuda y su con
curse las generosas damas que dir1
gen la Sociedad Protectora de Mendi-
gos.
Tenemos entendido que ell bale de.
pr6ximo domingo acudiran los elemen
tos sociales de mas signifcaei6n en- San
Juan y pueblos limitrofes, pues ell ac-
to, por 10 sirnpatico y caritativo, serA
ademas esplendido y grandioso.
Conocido ell fin de La fiesta, huelga,
pues asegurarle un 6xito muy feliz, va
que tenensos en- absoluta conviction de
que Ell bale, constituirag por todos mo-
tivos, un festival de agradable recor-
daci6n.
lAl PALACE, pues, el domingoi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

AL estar bateando ell "team" EN-
senada' ell noveno inning, en- el jue
go de la tarde, la anotaci6n era Maya
guez siete carreras por Ersenada seis.
Los Azucareros Ievan tres hoa.ores a
base, llenando las bases con un solo
"out"; ell paleador planchea y Sc anota
tEnsenada" la carrera para empatar,
quedando las bases llenas otra vez. FL
Chief Umpire ha cantado la plancha CO
mo fair, pues la pelota iba por terreno
de "fair" cuando la tercera base del
"Mayaguez" TOGO dicha pelota. Aqui
fue cuando mas brill6 la estrella del Oes-
te; Ell "shortstop" Guilfuchi sali6 des-
de su sitio al yer Ell juego empatado por
esa carrera alegando de una manera fu
nesta y hasta agresiva, no admitiendo
razones, que La bola paleada era foul
FL umpire" no podia retroceder en- su
decision, habia cantado 10 legal, esta
es la discussion que Boricua usa como
arma de combate para suponerse que ell
'Mayaguez ganara los dos juegos. Al
umpire" tomr Ell reloj en- mano y dar
ell mando de 'play-ball'', algunos de
los jugadcres mayaguezanos va habian
abandonado Ell campo. Despues de espe-
rar Ell tempo que concede la hga, ell
umpire" Sc VIC obligado dscidir el
juego forfeited favor de nuestro
"team" "Ensenada'. Debo advertir
que los "umpires'' en- ambos juegos fue
ron puestos por Ell manage" del ma
yaguez", quien nos dijo que los 'um-
pires" tenian que ser puestos por ellos
de 10 contrario ellos no jugarian
Ell reto que nos hace Boricua es ridi-
culo, pues va he dicho que los Azuca-
reros cierran la temporada para dedicar-
Sc la elaboration del azicar.
GUILLo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

Sin ESQ que es ell acto del pals no.
seria possible 10 otro, que es la conse,
cuencia.
La estadidad es la forma de indie
pendencia que adqferen los terrific
rios que Sc unen America 81 esta-
mos nosotros unidos America, ell es
tado es una posibilidad del future, no
hay duda. Cuando los enemigos de es
ia soluci6n discuten, afirman ensegui-
da: .'No nos van a hacer Estado, que
10 dijo Mr.. Root. Mr.. Root afirmo
que la ciudadania ,es un paso al Esta
do y tenemos La ciudadanfa. La con-
venci6n dem6crata compuesta de h
bres tan prominen;es como Mr.. Root
incluy6 en- su plataforma ell territorio
como paso anterior la estadidad.
Puerto Rico sera es; ado de la Union
ST QUIERE. Tiene que crearse previa
mente Ell sentimiento.. Aunque haya Ell
mejor deseo por parte de los Estados
Unidos en- corceder Puerto Rico Ell
gobierno de un Estado, es necesario q,
exista previamen.e en- Puerto Rico ell
sentimiento de union America de
amor su ciudadania. Esa es la labo q.
tendriamos que hacer 81 algin dia nos
dispusiesemos trabajar para ser es
tado della Union.
Mi querido amigo Fernandez Van
ga asocia la idea del estado con la de
la desaparicion de nuestra personan-
dad. Ese es ell gran error de mi ami
go. Esa es la negra Influenza del pc
simismo que siempre nos invade. La
personalidad no Sc pierde. ST sc perdie
ra habrfamos de tener de nues.ro pue
bio un concepto muy malo. La con-
servaci6n de la personalidad depende
de nosotros, exclusivamente de nos
otros Con nuestra personaIidad, lpodria
mos ser admitidos como Estado de la
Union 81 formaramos en- nuestro pue
bio un sentimiento de digno america
nismo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
DON GABRIEL FERRER

En- ell Manuel Calvo" ha llegado a
San Juan, despues de haber pasado va
rios meses en- la Peninsula, Ell prestigioso
,jover. don Gabriel Ferrer otero, ilustra
do jefe de la Armada Espahola, en- La
que desempefa actualmente Ell alto car
go de Captain de Fragata.
FL senior Ferrer Otero pasara una cor
ia temporada en- union de su distinguida
familia y 'despues embarcara con rumbo
los Estados Unidos fin de ocupar Ell
cargo de Agregado Naval de La Emba-
jada Espafola en- Washington, puesto
de gran confanza y de elevado m6rito,
para el que ha sido tiltimamente designa
do tan digno portorriquefio
Felicitamos sinceramente al senior Fe-
rrer Otero Y lie enviamos nuestra cordial
bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
BriIIante fiesta
ceIebrada eI jue-
yes en- San Juan

La egregia pianista dofia Elisa Tar
varez de S.orer, celebr6 anteanoche
en- su elegante residencia una agrada-
bilisima fiesta en- honor del eminente
artista argentine don Andres s. Dal-
mau.
AL interesante festival acudieron be
llisinas y eleganies sefioras y sefiori
tas de nuestra sociedad. vimos ALI a
Adelaide Alvarez valdes, sugestiva y
encantadora; su hermana Adelina, muy
bella, elegante gentil; Rosita Llu-
veras, muy simpatica y amable; Ra
mona de Font camuhas, la exquisite y
sutil ,cronista de salones; la muy inte
resante dana sefiora de Pla Y los sefio
nor Dalmaa; ell culto Licenciado Ra-
res don Andres S. Dalmau, ell eminen
te violinista; don Emilio de Nicolas,
inspirado pianista, acompafante del Sc
mirez Santibanez; ell habil pianista We
nezolano senior Essad; los poetas. ms
piradfsimos don Jose A. Balseiro, don
Carlos N. carreras, don Angel M. villa
mil, don Arturo o. Neill, ell sefor Silva
y otros mas.
Ell gran violinista sefior Dalmau fu6
.ovacionadisimo en- los brillantes y di-
ficiles nnmeros que ejecut6 con la
maestria insuperable que le dis:ingue,
aplausos que comparti6 con el, su
acompahante en-, Ell piano, don Emilio
de Nicolas. Tambien fu6 objeto de ce-
lebraciones de la concurrencia, ell pia
nista venezolano sehor Essad.
Una de las mas notables discipulas
de la excelsa pianista portorriquefia
sefiora Tavarez, interpre:6 ell mas deli
cioso, romantico, profundo y sentimen
tai de los "Nocturnos'' de Chopin,
siendo aplaudidisima por toda la con-
currencia, y singularmente por Ell gran
violinista sefior Dalmau, quien lie di6
un beso y la augur6 un brinante por-
venir.
Pero las ovaciones mas clamorosas, mas
espontaneas, fueron para la eminente
pianista dona Elisa TavArez de sto.
rer. que ejecut6 los trozos mas dificiles
del repertoire clasico.
Una tempestad de aplausos coronado
cada uno de los nImeros ejecutados
Ipor Ia insuperable pianista y concerts
ia portorriquefia.
Recit6 acknowledgements poesfas de
Carrere, Dicenta, Llorens, Torres Ell
soneto "Trova Romantica'', de Girls
t6bal Real, Ell Lcdo. Ramirez Santiba-
fiez. Fue muy aplaudido.
Tambi6n recitaron bellas composicio
mes los pcetas Balseiro y o'NeiIl.
FL senior Balseiro, fu6 muy aplaudido
en- ia recitaci6n de su bellisima poesia
''Por uu6'9, asi como tambi6n los SO
flores o'Neill Ramirez santibafez
FL senior don David storer, dignfsi-
mo esposo de la sefiora TavSrez, y muy
Querido amigo nuestro, obsequi6 con
esplendidez la distinguida concurreH