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The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Hanamerstein Memorial Concert

far above everything We have had
here for a long while in the line of
operetta. The melodies are light
enough to linger in the ear, but they
never approach banality and seem to
avoid all the familiar formulas of the
catchpenny makers of musical comedy
music. Messager's score is a minia-
ture masterpiece Of vocal and or
chestral writing, and II was acclaimed
by the listeners accordingly.
However. II was not only the music
and the story that captivated the
audience for they gave ovations also
to the cast selected by Gilbert Miller
the manager, with fastidious care and
full understanding of what sort Of
interpreters a finely wrought work
'sieur Beaucaire" required.
First of all there was Marion Green.
the American baritone. who created
the Beaucaire role in London and
made a reputation in it overnight. Mr..
Green has a rich and resonant voice
which he uses with facile and inti-
nate knowledge of the singing art.
From Philadelphia is the attach
ed. which was handed to Maurits
Leefson there. 1t represents the
prospective program Suggested to
him as the one for a concert to be
given by him shortly at Wither-
spoon Hall, in aid of the Osteopathic
Hospital: Piano, Roll Them Bones" Z"
DIR: A. T. Still: violin, Fandango
Spanish Flu" with castinet obli-
gato). DR.. j. w. Galbraith; vocal,
stretching the Neck of Sweet
Mary" DR.. Raymond Burk; harp,
The Legions of Lessons You've
Got" lin three parts), DIR. S. P.
Ross: bass drum, Dumping the
Bumps on the Old Spinal Column, &"
DR.. J. c. Snyder; flute. "The Com
plant of a Misplaced Rib" DR.. ]. A.
Bailey: chorus finale. Treat EN-
Rough" DR.. c. Paul Snyder.
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The Oscar Hammerstein banner
has been literally flung across
Broadway again. this time in the
interest Of the Oscar Hammerstein
Memorial Association. by it's mana
ger, II. r. Travis.
The object of this memorial foun-
dation is the subject of hundreds
of letters received at Hammerstein
headquarters. The majority seem
to favor an annual scholarship for
American students of music; others
suggest a marble monument In
Conservatory of Music, and travel
ing scholarships in France and
Italy for American music. lam
guage and art students. William
j. Guard. associated with Mr.. Ham
merstein during his operate ac-
tivities. will be on the publicity
board. and the board of managers
chairman is Harry r. Travis. The
foremost Italian societies of
America will be represented in
the memorial. Participants are re-
quested to address all further cor
respondence with their suggestions
and subscriptions to Leicester
Spaulding, secretary to the General
Administration, Oscar Hammer
stein Memorial Association. 151
West 3Sth street, New York City.
Preceded by its London reputation,
Messagers operetta, Monsieur Beau
caire." based on Booth Tarkington's
famous story. opened what promises
to be very long run at the New
Amsterdam Theater. New York
December IL. The work Is charm
ing in every respect, the Ii
bretto adhering closely to the
riginal delightfully."- romantic tale, and
the music being of a refined tuneful-
ness and dainty facture that lifts 1t
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Lapse in Car Building
Causes Present Shortage

Freight cars simply do not exist
in sufficient numbers to go around.
They are lacking for exactly the
same reason that keeps housing
from being up to requirements.
During the war, new houses and
new railroad cars did not receive
their proportionate share of atten-
tion. Our Railroad Administration
acknowledges that acquisition of
freight cars during Federal control
was less than under private control.
and that none at all were ordered
in 1919.
Even If there was adequate equip
ment in cars. II would be tested;
traffic is heavy. The Railroad Ad-
ninistration announced that a week
in January, 1920, showed 10000
more cars of freight loaded than the
corresponding week in 1919, and
216.000 more than for the corre-
spending week in 1913. At the same
time there was prospect of still
heavier traffic in February and
March.-The Nations Business.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
DHenbachia Picta Vies With
"Rum Blossom Shrub" for Hall
Of Fame at Botanical Gardens

II the Botanical Gardens can keep
up it's present pace. it will shortly
rank with the enchanted gardens
of the Arabian Nights.
Two marvellous plants have been
located within it's confines. One
takes away the power sof speech,
while the other produces a sap, ex-
hilarating like unto the extinct bev-
erage known as applejack.
A weird beverage, with so per
cent kick" has been located in the
Paraguay tea tree, and 1t took a
full-blooded Apache chief from the
Western reservations to discover
the bottled lin bark" fire water.
Apaches on War Path.
When a sight seeing party of
Apache braves saw the Paraguay
tea tree they Immediately regis
tered joy supreme. A jack knife was
produced and the tree was tapped
In jiffy. One stalwart chieftain
stopped over and blissfully started
to absorb the nectar stealing there
from.
At this juncture a guard rushed
up. What's the idea?" he beloved.
Rudely interrupted in the midst
of his impromptu Martini. the red
skin drew himself up haughtily.
With a mighty shudder. indicative
of the tremendous "kick" OF his
drink. he said In the most perfect
Carlisle English, "Puerile ignora-
us. In the midst of delectableness
Of which you cannot taket advan-
tage because of your inhibitions of
education, stand aside"
Which, being literally interpreted.
means: BEAT IT."
stunned by the yolley of virulent
yerbosity. the guard subsided. The
Indians staggered away.
And now, George w. Hess, direc-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

miles an hour. We are all familiar
with our own American Air Mail
Service. Mail is also being carried.
in aeroplanes back and forth bed
tween England and the Continent of
Europe. Some of our colleges have
classes in aviation. / don't know
whether we will ever be able 70
make an aeroplane journey to the
moon like some of the story writers
have discussed, but so much proc
ress has been made in aviation that
] would not even venture to guess
where We will stop"
Copyright, 1920. by The Nc Syndf-'
cate.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Helene Kanders Popular.

HeICnc Handlers annOunCtS Una
she has closed engagements fo|
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washing
ton, Detroit, Cleveland. Cincinnat1
Chicago. st. Louis, Kansas ctt<
Minneapolis, st. Paul and a numbel
of other concert dates which WI
be announced shortly. The TOD
will commence in September an
will cover a period of three months
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
MUSICAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday-Women's Glee Club
Of Oberlin College. First Con-
gregational Church. 8 y. m.
wednesday-Galli-Curci. Polls.
1880 y. m.
Saturday - Yale GIee Club,
Willard. $3.50 p. m.
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same way, play the notes Indicated In the second
hersents series, then those In the third and back TO
the hrSt, forming complement Of chords In Major.
The afst thnes nsesssarx 20 become . good player
patisncs and prsctles During the time bsfors the
and ever again until you memorxs u and can play u
without the chart Memorixe the letters also You will
Accomplishments In ths key 70 any melodies you or
yeur friends may sing.
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sharp minor. u should BE- Isarusd from the chart and
then soaGs solos on other mpsleal astruWsats may
. aeeompaniee OF ths piano o. erssn without any
further musical education. ltss -
the method Of uslns this chart 10 extremely sInpls
the pupil When the twsnty -feur lsssens are com.
p,stsd, you follow thsm aii yev wu - shte 70 play
auirsd sound basis On which - build up musical
edueatlod.
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East Indies to the Continent of Aus.
tralfa. They went through terrible
storms of all kinds, collided with
great birds, and generally had one
of the most thrilling experiences in
the history of aviation"
Flying Oyer Africa.
And / think1 saw something in
the paper the Other day about some
aviators starting on a flight from
the northern coast of Africa to Cape
own" said Jimmy.
Yes, there have been a number
of news dispatches lately about this
trip" replied Uncle Harry. This
African journey, while not nearly so
long as the one from London to Aus
tralia-it is about 1000 miles from
Cairo to Cape Towns one q the
most remarkable and daring feats
ever attempted by aviators. and I
imagine that il their plane, in MAX
ing the trip, come down very near
to earth, there will certainly be a
lot OF excitement among the natives.
many of whom have never even seen
4 white man let alone seen or heard
of flying mschine.
Yes, avisLCgs are demons ratias
today what vas prCdiuf eG sIsaE "a.
out the War. t"st in times OF peace
aviation would rsnder--. oH de pful
service in exploring unians- parts
of the earth AMI in TrnEz~'nE ecrls
mcrcial service. Every day the
papers carry news items about some
new achievement OF the aviators. a
few days ago, I read that a famous
French airman drove his aeroplane
through the air at 4 speed Of 170is
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Of importance the World Of Music Scheduled During the Current We
TwENYFoR LESSONS PIANO MAJOR

you wish to 90 further In studying, Ne flns
psrino Of the scales shown the stan In each chart
upper notes played with right hand, lower with Ter
hand.
Every triad In black letter marked T. g. 8 Always
read u So matter what vertical order the notes
may be written Note that the small letter . with
dash above Il must not be played.
NEXT LEssoN-F sharp Minor. the relative Of the
key OF A Major.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
(oRovE's MUSIC sIMPLlFiEN

tNsrRucTioN-Piace the chart upon the ksyboaed
Of plano or organ that the ANAL white isstsr
with dash above II at the bottom Of the chart 70
directly over the key on the ksybosfd. The whits
snd black svacss win then cosrsspond 70 the white
and black ksys Of the instrument Each o. the three
horizontal series Of lsttsrs reprssents enora. ~.
the Isf hand and play the three black lsttsrc with
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
Auieulture Selicitor NAMED.

Robert w. williams. of Talla-
hasse, Fla. has been appointed
Solicitor of the Department Of Ag-
riculture to succeed w. n. Will
Jams, who will become Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue. It was
announced yesterday.
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The Fly

He's very cute-this little fly.
Is very sad to think he feeds
On filthy food. for that is why
Disease and Death be often
breeds.
When he is tickling Baby's nose
He carries poison on his toes
So you should swat him now
be quick
Before he makes the Baby sick.
Copvieh. 1920. bJ The NC Syndicate
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

The oldest thing about a Gnua
I'm sure it is his name.
IL ! were he | think Id sue
The one who was to blame.
They caught a Gnu. the News
got out
They brought him to my Zoo.
And children crowded round
his pen;
They Knew that Gnu was Newl
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

instead of a steady, even Change
which the word floating" SUGGESTS
Q.-Give accent of Ampico.
A.-There is slight accent on
the first syllable. The term is de-
rived from the first syllables II the
words of the producing company|
American Piano Company.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

In this, lesson Of the serss OF home y.
Illustrated lessons the piano orpaa. tbs chord 70
given key Of ~ which 70 the relative Key OF y
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28

SECOND SERIES.
Copyright. 1920. by w. Seott Grove, Scranton. Pa
Lesson Mo- z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

MAXWELL ROADSTER. 1918: a-pass. fine
condition; good tires: bumper; new paint;
saesp, An. q, 1za6 2 LIZ a.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.
PIANO-s45O Cable upright: in good condition;
$50 cash: 13S Kentucky ave: Sc.
'CELLO-Full size; cheap. 304 seaton pl. me-
North 1896. 800
KINDER & COLLINS upright mahogany
piano, s125. Call N. 913s.
PIAN0-Good condition; reasonable price;
terms: Sunday or after 8. 1915 Pa. ave. sc. .
1878 MAHOGANY pAayer-piano. SIS cash; rest
in payments to suit. 1909 G st. ne. 81
PIANO for sale. Everett, in good condition,
S125. 3170 18th st. NV, or phone Col. 1850. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: practically new: SIS
worth of records; $125. Call after pm.
Mrs. Wendt, 1412 Mass. ave. NV.
VIOLIN-Fne instrument; made BY Bergonzi;
Cremona. 1851; French bow, in case; price,
$500 cash, or can arrange bargain. 6615
LIST NV.
PIANO-Steinway, upright, mahogany; good
as new; $3.50 CAN Main 1915.
FOR RENT-Steinway baby grand piano in
excellent condition; for year or longer. Ad-
dress Box 309-C, Star office.
$50 Guys a handsome parior organ worth
s125: nearly new. 227 Pa. ave. sc.
SIS BUYS q good Columbia Grafonola, cabi-
net machine, worth s125. 227 Pa. ave. Sc.
sI55 BUYS a good walnut finished upright
piano (Humboldt). 227 Pa ave. Sc.
sl95 BUYS a handsome mahogany finished,
sweet-tone upright piano (Monroe). 227 Pa.
ave. Sc.
1925 buys very good player-piano, with Z
rolls of music and a bench. 227 Pa. ave. sc.
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HAVING ORDERED a closed car. Will sacrifice
6-cyi. Scripps- Booth touring car; less than year
old; in absolutely perfect condition; any dem
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1917 DODGE touring car, in excellent condi-
ton; just overhauled; driven by owner. Coz
pa ave se Phone L. 1872.
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FORD touring. 1917; shock absorbers, Yale
lock. speedometer. new top; 1915. Call Line.
1888 ~
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Y, D. c., AUGUST %, 10

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
H7GH-GRADE baby carriage and crib. ~ D
NEW WARDROBE, double springs, old bu-
| reau. gas range. 1915 18th st NV. ~
THREE extra-heavy velvet rugs. 91l2: perfect
condition. Price, $l65 for three. The westerly
| 1920 21st st, Janitor-
WALL PAPER BARGAINs-Bedroom papers.
| lOc a piece, value. zoe; vanished tile, Aoc,
PIECES Pieces new stock. Mahoneys. saa Pa: ave-
IRON SAFE, si1e s14; wiz sacrifice ID. 1:15
FOR sALE-several oil paintings and mono
tones. Call 2s12 9th st. NV.
| CT0THES-Workingmen. what promises to be
| the largest pants business in the q. S. is not
| locked for or expected by us; all we modestly
ask for is tho hustler trade Of this city, ana 10
| nev nants 81 up; slightly used shoes for girls.
h0c to 81 so. Justh's Old Stand. 61s D.
HONEY
extracted. excellent auslity, and flavor: slb.
| lar (quart). $15; b-lb. pail. $3.50. Fill your
s TO nBeechbank Apiary. Forest Glen. Md. Fol-
| low the agns)
! i GOLF BAG. with clubs. sI5; / bicycle.
iady's, SIS; set Of furs $50. Phone Franklin
| 1895. ~
DErRoIT JEWEL gas range. complete; excel
| lent condition; one 9112 crex rug. practically
new; reasonable. Gall Apt. S04, Newton Apis,
| 9th ard sts ne. J. J. Gates %.
MEMS SUITS. slightly worn; big bargains: all
! sizes 1110 l4th ST. Ind floor 29e
SEVERAL nice gas fixtures, including two fine
domes; In good condition; bargain. Al Bry-
ant st. NV. -.
TWO good secondhand gas ranges, Jewel
and New Method also large coal heating
! stove and laundry stove. Geo W. Iinkins.
1T19 e st. NV
GAS RANGE, good: dve-hurner; SIS. 1850 In
gleside terrace. s9e
Debating MACHINE spring motor; good
condition: complete outfit Cali after S pm
John Braddock. 313 st. NV. %
JUST ARRIVED. 1000 sHBLTER TENTS,
New hobnan shoes, pair. IS. 90
/ 600 ponchos (raincoa ts). So. so
5000 perfect .. s. wool blankets. s.. 90
g. on'f D. Wool shirts. %
Underwear. garment 1920 and $O.7a
Raiheoats: double back: .:...:..::: s.. s.
G Garden Putt oafrt; Army Cots. sO''
Mcclellan Saddles. .$15. 90
New Brides .....'.'.....---.-$ u ~ ~
s GOO q. s. GALvANIzED ASH CANS. 81. 90
Large and medium size cans: slightly used !:
made Of extra heavy galv u nhs Iron iron ~,
NESS, BRIDES AND SADDLES: ALSO NEW
GOVERNMENT CANVAS WAGON coVERs
(oR TARPAULINS).
| Reclaimed and New Stores,
933 5th St. NV. and
3O3 10th St. NV.
PEACHES. fresh from The trees: none deliy-
cred to city. Edmonstons, Conduit road. III
miles beyond Cabin John Bridge.
SIS IVORY willow baby carriage. like new.
SIS. 1909 q ST. ne. %
TAILOR SUPPLIES. large German plate mir
ror, III feet long, feet wide; small mirror,
A. inches long - inches wide: figure, size 36;
large press board. regular press board. press
cushion, NJ dozen hangers. pressing brush.
$50 4th St ne. 9'
WHITE BLOCH baby carriage, $50; also bas-
snette. $l.5O; good condition Apply 1913 Gal
latin St NV. p
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YE little NN-3OH Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
cafe. doing dne business: can stand strictes,
Investigation: rent, $35; long lease; owner re.
nr1nS and leaving city. Inquire on premises.
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DIAMONDS, Etc.

GENTLEMAN'S diamond ring, I stones, clus-
ter, 500; also lady's antique 1S-karat watch
inlaid pearls and sapphires. splendid running
order. 500; must sell. Address Box AID, STAR
Office.
DIAMOND and platinum ring; ladys clns1er;
cost $500 in New York; win sell for $40 cash
Address Box 121-D. Star Office.
LADY'S DIAMOND RING-Blnewhite and
perfect; will sacrifice for sl4o- Ill Eye ST.
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The Home of Business Opportunities
90 N. Y. ave.
nne proposition is located downtown; price,
5000. Do not compare this with some propo,
sitions On the market.
Dehcate1en and confectionery; long lease:
receipts. $e0n00 per day; price, s.. 600
Special Observation-Disclosures and delica-
selling to settle an estate; price, $3.50
$3.50. ' feA'' Ss'' PRICE,
Lunchroom: near transfer corner: 3-year
lease; price, 81. 900.
Roomng house. near 10th and Eye SITS. NV. :;
BOOMING house. 10 rooms, well furnished:
rent 500; price, $1.475; worth 50 800
looming house. Il rooms; hot-water heat
electric light; several tiled bathrooms: new
furniture; located near 18th and Mass. ave- !;
Rooming house. % rooms, near 18th and n
sts. ny; =. rent, $40: unusual opportunity;
In the last few days We closed out IA room
Ing houses. We advise quick action, rs We
have secured some splendid propositions which
Ne are advertising today.
Roomtng house. 10 rooms, nicely furnished
rent. $65; price. 81 900.
Reoning house. "a rooms; hot-water heat:
electric light; well furnished; will trade for
equity In real estate: price, 5000.
HOTEL
o. ancut 20 rooms; well located: new furniture;
pafU, III health cause of selling: price, Sc, 600;
Terms watch for our advertisements
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
929 N. Y. ave.
YE LITTLE INN-3Oe4 Mt. Pleasant St. NV:
eafe. DOING nne business; can stand strictest
mvesdEadon: rent, $35; long lease; owner re-
nr1nS and leaving city. Inquire on premises
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MARATHON-Two-pa passenger: in good shape
strong. has two new tires; $3.50. Weldit Co.
sIo New Jersey ave. Line. 1858.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09
/ M P @ r T AN T E

PagamoS los mejoreS precios pUr autos usa-
dos marcas .HUDSON, . ESSEX, /" BUICK" de
cualquier nodelo
Stop 80 Hato Rey, P. R. = P. o. Box 2S.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09
information del Sur

establecida en- dicho centro de estu-
sdios psicol6gicos.
Eel policfa Juan Naveira ha dete-
|nido a Serafin Ruiz, para denunciar-
le como presunto autor de la sustrac-
ci6n de tres d6lares de la propiedad
de Joaquin de Jesus, hecho realizado
Ell dfa 2 del actual
Aver abandon6 esta ciudad, en-
la que ha residido una dilatada tenn
Iporada, con rumbo a New York, via
San Juan, la estimable selora Acasia
Rogue de O'Neill, acompahada de su
pequeio nifio, que tienen SUI domicilio
ienA la populosa urbe americana.
Lleve buen viaje y que disfrute de
todas las felicidades imaginaBles.
En- cumplimiento de una orden
de arresto dictada por ell Juezsde Paz
Lcdo. Yordan Pasarell, e. policia Be-
Inito Albelo detuvo aver al vecino Ella
Idio Vargas, sindicado por violacion.
-El policias Jose A. Tur, del pues-
| to local, descubri6 y pudo echar el
guante al individuo Pablo Rivera,
lquien esta requisitoriado por la Cor
tie Municipal de Juana Dfaz como pre-
sunto autor de un delito penado en- el
larticulo 1892 del C6digo Penal. Pablo,
lpara evadir la persecution de que era
iobieto, Sc hacfa llamar Antonio Car
vajal, Pecho de Paloma.
/ En- el hogar de nuestro amigo don
Marcos Ramos Sc hospeda la estima-
1bIe sefiora Fernando Goglas, quien
! lhace tempo vive en- New York y ha
Iyenido esta su ciudad natal en- via
je de placer.
Saludamosla atentaInente.
En- Ell Certamen de Simpatfas que
iceIebra el Colegio de Estudios Conner
lciales percy, van en- primer termint
las siguientes alumnas- con los voto:
que Sc indican tras sus nombres: Ro-
tsa.lMa. Graciani, 41o; Celeste Roig
ES49; y Leticia Miranda, 31S.
Se informa que los centros de es.
Itudios psicol6gicos "Quarens" y "Ld.
men" despliegan gran actividad pre-.
Iparando organizando la Asambles
Ique Ell proxino aho celebraran los
tespiritistas de la .1sla, en- esta ciudad
I Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09

Ponce, diciembre El notable
hombre pubIico iicenciado Domingo
sepulveda, quien desempef6 varios
,puestos en- la judicatura, dktinguien-
dose en- todos ellos, v renuncie la pla-
"a de Juez de Ia Honorable corte de
Justicia de este distrito para aceptar
ISL nomination como candidate por Ell
Partido Republicano para el alto cargo
de Comisionado a Washington, en- la
Ultima elecci6n general celebrada, Sc
propone retornar al sejercicio de la
abogacfa, abriendo su bufete profesio-
nal aquf.
Lo celebramos cordialmente.
La "Semana Escolar", que empe-
20 el lunes 1ltimo, reviste aqui una
importancia extraordinaria por Ell
programa due desarrollan sus organi-
zadores. Desde Ell fumes dltirno empe-
aaron sus breves discursos en- todos
dos cines los "Hombres de los Cinco
Minutes y todas.las tardes Sc llevan
cabo manifestations organizadas
por grupos de Escuelas Locales.
El viernes proximo Sc llevara ca
bo una gran parada, en- que tomaran
iparte todas las escpelas y la que Sc
disolvera en- la Plaza de Munoz Rive
,ra, luego de escuchar varios ora
dores que haran discursos.
Con carga para varios, entr6 en-
puerto antier el .vapof Marina" y
ayef Ell vapor Lake Gorth", este pro-
icedente de Mayagiiez.
Para Ell jueves pr6xino anuncia
el eGfrculo Ldmen' otra conferencia
en- sps salones v para Ell 25 ,organiza
una fiesta en- obsequio de los nifos
que asisten a la Escuela Dominica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09
Titulos Extraviados.

No. 1877 de accones favor de Hernandez Co., de Vega Alta
No. 94 de acc6n favor de Jose Martinez de
Declarados exaviados los ulos originates
camandose los restan duehos sgn Rego
de acconistas les exdan los dupcos correspondence ae
p1bcO reclamation
de Dcembre de 1920 seran expeddos los os Qtuos
a nombre de los reclamantes II
Qien pueda probar mejor ereco dra reclamation
Apartado go uscbe denrO del tno sehaado pasado
cual efectiva la expedition de tulos.
San Juan, P.lR, 90 de Novembre de 1920.
r. CASAL, =
Sccrctdrio Socieddd Industrial "Ld Euskaldtna"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09
NOtas dc ID Cruz R0Is
La Campafia en- Lajas

En- Lajas. Ia campaha para socios
de Ia Cruz Roia estuvo cargo de la
distinguida sonora Ana N. de Ortiz.
Bajo su direction Sc formo un Comite
compuesto de las senoras Rosaura O..
de Figueroa v Hortensia N. de Frank
u de las Srtas. Maria Camacho, Lu-
ella Frank, Carmen Luisa Irizarry y
Laura ,Irizarry, que trabaio activa-
mente, obteniendo como resultado el
ingreso de doscientos treinta socios
anuales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09
Ell trabaio en- Barros

Ell Comite Local de la Cruz Roia en-
Barros tambien denostr6 que estaba
decidido a que la instituci6nsco scontinua-
ra desarrollandose en- nuestra Isla:
En- la tarde del seis del actual visit6
las oficinas del Capftulo ell senior No
gueras y entreg6 la suma de $500
importe de las Quotas, de setenta !
ocho socios anuales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-09

RATA natural blanca en- pc.
quotes no memories de media Ii.
bra en- adelantesa SO cts. libra;
de colores en- paquetes de IA Ii
bra a 20 cts. paquete.-G Gonzalez
Padin Co.