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nothing did him any good until he got
a horse chestnut and carried 1t around
In his pocket Then the rheumatism
disappeared, and hasn't played 4 re
turn engagement since. have talked
with Jasper often. trying to point out
the folly of his claim, but he refuses
to yield an inch. I used to have all
kinds Of rheumatics before got that
horse chestnut he says. and now
haven't q single one. Who would ask
better proof than thatT
And echo answers who, my dear
Mrs Jiggers. 1t may be that a horse
chestnut in the hip pocket is a specific
for rheumatism. 1t isn't safe to de-
nounce any theory as false alarm.
IRA Grifway used to be always
grooming about his diseases. until II
became unpleasant 10 meet him. He
couldn't talk about anything else. He
ignored the crops and regarded the
weather with contempt, and devoted
all his great energy and talents to a
discussion of the things that were
hurting him. Then ell of a sudden he
began boasting Of how hale and
hearty he was. He explained that the
road to health was absurdly easy, and
there was no excuse for sickness any
where. All a man had TO do, he said,
was to get up early in the morning,
before sunrise. and draw in hundred
long breaths of the crisp morning air.
HE made the discovery himself, and
1t was more important than any mod
ern invention. His sincerity is shown
by the fact that there was no possible
graft connected with 1t. A man can't
sell the morning atmosphere at so
much per breath. Ira's great discov-
cry was free TO everybody. If / were
going to invent cure for anything
I'd compound something that could be
put up In bottles and sold at a dollar
a throw. The man who invents q
fresh air cure is running benevolence
into the ground.
His cure was so cheap that de-
cfded to try ii. as l was suffering
from a broken heart and q sluggish
liver at that period. set my alarm
clock for an hour before sunrise, and
got up in the pale. bleak dawn, and
put my head out Of the window to in
hale the prescribed hundred breaths
I had reached the twenty-seventh
breath when a dissipated bee or wasp,
on Its way home from night of rev
eiry, stung me on the nose, and was
In such haste to put a porous plas-
ter on that organ that I didn't finish
the treatment and never tried it
again.
But knew many people who
claimed they were cured Of everything
rram the mumps, hoof and mouth dis
Ease. by the hundred-breaths treat
ment
There was 4 spring on my fathers
harm. and doped 1t with sulphurc
lcid and q few other wholesome In
yredients, and then began selling the
water to the amicted for ten cents a
log. Some marvellous cures were ef-
sected. Men hobbled there on
.rutches to buy the healing nuid, and
When they left they threw their |
rutches away.
"Tor q brief session I had more |
IanalI change than any boy In the
county, but my father returned home
rom q visit, and when he found out |
MAT 1 had been doing. he inter
viewed me with hickory pole. and for
49, =, 80 wyaa hr1~w ~ wfn0 hack |
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The stinoy Man.

He was known as the stinEiest man
IN town. The Sunday schools were plan
ming q picnic and every one wondered
what he would bring. The leader read
OF the menu and the different members
offered TO bring this or that Then one
young man said as be didn't have any
one TO cook for him. he would bring
the coffee. Then the stingy man spoke
up and said: Il viii bring the water
for the cofYee-
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apeed ca Waterspovt.

A waterspout is constantly spinning.
Tue moment II ceases II collapees. At
the distance Of about . quarter Of Q
mile above the sea level it1 spinning
sueed has been estimated At SIX miles
q minute.
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n All Depends

.Smith must have bought car.
remarked Jones what makes you
think thaty' asked Brown He used
to talk about the blank-biank auto
mobiles replied Jones. hut now ne
Is talking about blank-blank jaywalk-
Enquirer.
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CAamberiain's Cough Remedy
the Mothers FavOrite.

The soothing and healing properties
Of Cnamberlain's Cough Remedy, IT.
pleasant taste and prompt and emec-
tuaI cures have made it favorite
with people everywhere. 1t is espec-
ialiy priced by mothers of young
children, rs it always affords quiet
relief and it is free from opium and
other harmful drugs
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and has banished
them ali by that
simple means
Anything be-
comes a curative
agent II n man be-
lieves In It hard
enough" said the
star boarder.
Jasper Jon e $
says he was ter
mented with rheu-
matism for ten
years, and tried
ev hin & Of
which we read In
the almanacS and
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-12-16
ma Dear cIrla

Dora-DId you see the way that man
ssfyedsRt mel
Doris-Yes dear. Let me have .
look at your face. Perhaps you've got
Z smut 6n your nosei
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Xxx SURE CURES

W0LD JINGLESON says he can
~ cure any disease by drinking
hot water" announced the bald board
er. HE has had every disease that
Is onicially recognized by the Royal
College Of Physicians and Surgeons
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Dr.. nm th. old Home.

Mr.. Scrapleigh-Can you give my
daughter \ home such as she has been
accustomed TOT
The Suitor-Well, I've got bull ter
rier and a fighting cat and a parrot
and II that won't do 1t know where
l can get q chimpanxee.
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WAY o. Eseape.

Elatbush-'That's 4 funny thing
about 4 bowlegEed man
Bensonhurst-What that1
"Wky, when he meets mad dog In
4 narrow alley he's more bow-legged
tkAn ever"
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IS thoroughbred pigs of same breed, at bargain. Address or apply to
 c. F. Greenlee, Brinkley, Ark. MT. and Mrs. Jno. s. Black of Holly Grove, were in at tendance at the big Hog Sale on Monday
 Mrs. c. A. Witt entertained the Ladies Guild of the Episco- pal Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon.
 Messrs. Oren Washington and Carl Williamson of Holly Grove were visitors heie Sun day.
 Dr. M. R. Stimson, who has been in Hot Springs for sever al weeks, taking the baths, re- turned home Saturday last.
 Roy Abernathy and k. Pruitt of Forrest City, visited here Tuesday as guests of Mir. and rMs. A. H. Abernathy. ] Mrs. A. Boysen of Canada, visited in our city this week the guest of Mrs. Annie E. Allen and family. Mrs. Harry Dabbs ST of Memphis, is visiting in our city the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jas. l.. Woodfin. MT. and Mrs. Simon and lit tie daghter, Eloise, of Pine Bluff, have moved into one of the apartments of c. A.. Witt on Ash St. Stationery, certainly we have the kind that has the FElite" touch of individuality.
 McCreight's Pharmacy w. T. Riner was business visitor to Little Rock and Beebe this week.
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NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION

IN the Monroe County Chan
 cery Court.
 P. R. Anderson. Iix-parte Notice of Confirmation:
 Notice is hereby given that F. R. Anderson has this day filed in the office of the Clerk of the Chancery Court his pc tition for the confirmation of the following described proper ty lying in Monroe County and State of Arkansas, to-wit:
 Lot eight (S) and all that part of lot seven CD lying East of the St. Louis South western Railway in the North east quarter of Section One CD in Township Four (4 North, Range Two (2) West, contain
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COAL AND PERSONAL

IIs. A. A. Diffey is visiting 1 Cotton Plant this week.
 Pete York is over from Cot 0n Plant for treatment at he Magnolia Hospital.
 Take home an oyster loaf, Ilir fresh oysters are the big It kind. Rusher Cafe.
 Miss Nellie Whiteside visit d relatives in Memphis last
 Nice bed rooms for rent, free ieak and bath. Phone 52. All lsh St.
 Mrs. Elmo Chaney was re- lorted on the sick list this
 Mls. H. l.. Baker was 2 bus |ncGs visitor in Hunter this ITS. E. H. Converse is in |eNp6lo, Miss, this week on
 eiIiess
 0ur soda fount serves the lneSt of ice cream in sodas and llndaes. Rusher Cafe.
 For loose cotton seed hulls InGk ohoice cotton seed meal ee sank Andrews, at Farm 'rs Gin Co.
 T. McCreight has been tssi1tng Postmaster J. H. staC in the Post Office, while Ar. app is on the sick list.
 Ju1Se c. F. Greenlee was lox1 lat Hampton this week Itte Ing to legal matters in ne &lhoun Circuit Court.
 6ove for sale four fine ;ho1o aghbred big bone Poland JlI sows, one fine male and
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Ladies of Episcopal Church vii give a card party Thurs day, Jan. P, at the home of Mrs. c. A. Witt for the benefit of Episcopal Guild. Everybody invited.
 The regular meeting of the Young Women's Bible Club met on Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 13. at the home of Mrs. Fred Rusher, with a large at tendance, eleven members and two visitors being present. The lesson study on Missions was most Interesting study At the close of the lesson the hostess served delicious re- treatments. The next meeting will be on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 20th, at the home of Mrs. Jas. L. WOodfin.
 Sec'y. i,
 An interesting meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society was held on Sunday evening last, under the leadership of John Cole. Quite a few mem bers were absent on account of illness, etc, but we hope they shall be present at the meeting, Sunday next, Jan. IS, for it is time for election of new officers. Miss Ida Mary Pipkin is leader for this meet ing. The time has been chang ed to , o'clock, instead Of 6, and shall continue meeting 1t that hour while we have after noon services. Press Cor.
 On Sunday morning at II o'clock and the same afternoon at 4 o'clock Dr. Murphy of Little Rock will preach at the Presbyterian Church. The Sun day night services have been changed to Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Dr. Murphy is a pleasing teaching preacher and
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ing in all 53 acres, more or

ing in all 5 acres, more or less.
 Now therefore, all persons claiming any interest in said land are hereby warned to ap- pear in the Chancery Court of Monroe County, Arkansas, at the Feb. 1920 Term of Said Court and show cause why the title of the petitioner in and to said real estate should not be confirmed in him.
 Given under my hand and seal this, 1st day of January. 1920.
 Bogle & Sharp, Attorneys for Petitioner 1-1-20-6t.
 T. l.. GRAHAM, Chancery Clerk of Monroe County.
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| Misses Hattie Wilson and Leolah Keath attended a dance iiY Holly Grove on Tuesday night.
 Mrs. Will O'Neal of Augusta, is visiting here this week the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. F.. [ Simmons and family
 Mrs. Ben Stagg is confined to her bed this week on ac( count of illness.
 Mrs. c. F. Simmons was a business visitor in Little Rock Wednesday,
 MT. and Mrs. Jake Naumer of .DuQuoin, H., were guests last week of MT. and Mrs. Marshall Spivey.
 Mrs. Geo. P. Reid, who has been seriously ill |. for several weeks, is reported Improving rapidly.
 Presley Pipllin, who has been employed for the past three or four years as head sales man at Lamm & Cos, is now employed at tho St. Francis Motor Go.
 Miss Leola Wallace enter tained quite a few of her girl friends on Wednesday night with a "Bunking" party. Rock was one of the main enjoy ments of the evening.
 Mrs. Harry Dabbs, Jr., and baby of Little Rock, returned to their home Monday after a weeks visit here as guests of MT. and Mrs. Jas. L. Wood fin.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Elder, prominent rice people of Car-I lisle, were in the city Friday last shopping, and guests of Mrs. w. J. Brown.
 Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Mann had as their guests on We'd nesday, MT. and Mrs. E. R. Moss of Goodwin, and ". Longnecker of Elaine
 Mrs. L. M. Hart Of Wood leaf, N. C., and Mrs. R. West of Salisbury, x. c. will ar rive tomorrow for a visit here as guests of Mesda.nes D. |. McCreight and ". W. Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. G. Remley returned to their home in Jonesboro Monday afternoon, after a pleasant visit here the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jack Lineback.
 The Royal Neigbors Lodge No. 2595 held business and social meeting on Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, at the home of Mrs. F. H. Cole. At a late hour sandwiches, hot chocolate and cake were selv- ed. The lodge will through the kindness of Mrs. Cole, meet on Jan. 27th, at her home, with social and business meeting, at 7:30. All members are requested to be present.
 A pretty young lady answer ing to the name of Margaret Anne Hurst, is making music for Grandpa and Grandma T. c. Simmons these days. She arrived Sunday morning and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hurst, say she is about the sweetest girl in town, weighing 91a lbs.
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you'll enjoy and profit by hearing him.
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ran 'em you saw H 'n the Arss>
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24

Todos los amos en- las inmediaciones
de esta fecha en- que Sc conmemora el
nacimiento de JESUS, nos hacemos la
l1iisma pregunta:
iCuando reinara la fraternidad en-
tire los honbres? iCuando la aspira-
cion generosa de que los honlbres sean
como hermanos, Sc vera cunplda sobre
la tierra?.
,Durante cinco amos recientes hemos
pasado por ell bochorno de que llegase
esta fecha, esta noche de hoy, y encon-
trase los hombres quienes vino a
redifnir JESUS de sus odios ancestra-
les, arn1ados 1lasta los dientes, acechan-
dose en- las trincheras, aguardando el
morRento de arrojarse los unos a. los
otros en- la ferocidad de Tin descuarti-
zamiento, odiandose, increpandose, re.
tandose con furia loca... Cuando pase
esteemomento de cura-deciamos op-
timfstas-la vision del horror, del tre-
rnendo desastre a que todos henos con-
tribaido, devolvera los extenuados
.con1lSatiefltes ell sentiniento de ternu-
ra cue ahora parece Dorado en- sus
aln9s. Pero he aquf que la guerra
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DON JOSE DE ELzABURU.

Repentinamente falleci6 aver
tarde, EN- su residencia de la calle,
de La Luna ndmero 13, nuestro
amigo, ell execelente caballero don
Jose de Elzaburu y Nizcarrondo.
actual presidente de la Liga de
Propietarios de San Juan. FuG
tambi6n ell fnado Delegado a la
Camara por tres periodos cOnse-
cutivos. por ell Distrito de San
Juan: vocal de los cOmites locales
liberal, federal y unionista, y
miembro de la Junta Central
Unionista, prestando Ell todos cs-
tos puestos honorificos, important
tfsimoS serviciOs al pals.
Hacia dfas que estaba enfermo,
padecfa del cOraz0n, pero su muer-
te fue una sorRresa.
Estaba casado con doila -Ame-
liza Gaztambide y era hermano Y
sobrino, respectivamente, de don !.
Manuel, ilustre fnndadOr del Ate
neo V de don Julio VlzcarrOndO,
insigne patricia portorriqueiio. ~
A las cinco de la tarde de hoy
Sc llevara efecto el entierro'del
cadaver, partiendo de Ia calle de
la Luna, n1mero 13.
Descanse su alma en- la 2az del
Senior Y reciban todos sus deudos5
especialmente su viula y su her
nano don Pedro, ell testimOnio
mas sincere de nuestra condole-aa
ncia.
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Relieve del Dla
zF
JESUS que vuelve'

z Z.
acabo y Ia paz, la ansiada paz no llega:
Otra vez Sc cierne entre los hombres
y flota sobre los pueblos, aun sobre
aque1los q debieran ser como una fa1ni-
liza amorosamente unida, la amenaza
tremenda de una nueva acometida. Sc
percibe va Ell malestar inquieto que pre-
cede toda combustion de los instin-
tos' agresivos, Sc cruzan las nliradas
cortantes, las miradas fllminantes CO.
mo 81 el odio disparase sus fechas an
tes de que Sc crucen las espadas, Sos
tenidas por las manos nerviosas. Todo
hace predecir, todo hace tener que no
Sc liquido la cuenta de los viejos agra
vios rencorosos, sino que por el con-.
trario, las mareantes columnas de
las cifras agobiadoras Sc han sumado,
otros ndmeros recientes y rojos, como
escritos con sangre fresca todavia...
va Sc pregunta con una impia dure-
"a de alma, mas que ESQ: con una in
desconcertante, quienes Sc
ran los. nuevoS combatientes, y las illus
tres pa1abras que arrastran los hom-
bres a agruparse bajo sus banderas:
patria, honor, dignidad, lIbertad, eng
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24

la LINDA
nina de iluestro estimado amigo Sc
nor Vicente Ozores. esfa enfermita v
mas Sqae nunca rogamos porque la do.
lencia eeda Y pueda, gozar de estos
dfas tan dc esos angeles que alegran
los hogagres.
Sepan el sefof Ozores " su bella ess
posa, que deseamds yivamente la salud
peIfecta de La preciosa nina.
NO .ESTAAIOS =
conformes con las ausencias de per-
sonas quelddas Ell ,estos ,dias IS. al des-
pedirse de nosotras Candido Alfredo
Guijarro, a quien tenemos como fami-
liar, 10 hacemos con ese sentimiento al
pensar en- Carmen, su bondadosa ma,
ma. 7
Celoso de sus deberes y despues dc
haber ,llenado su eomisi6n en- Puerto
Rico ha embarcado para Santo Domin-
90, de donde saldra para New York, te-
niendo, que estar ALI el Is donde los
importantes negocios de la casa que re
presentaA o fequieren
Nuelya pronto nuestro galiardo y jo-
| ven amigo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24

piezafl a repetirse en- la ,nagica combi-
lnacion de las arengas patricias.
TX entonces, a que. hablar de paz,
de confraternidad, de dulce hermandad
entire los honbres? clanara doliente
nuestra alarnada sensibilidad de seres
pacifcos Pues, precisamente por ESQ.
Y l1ega oportuno este dia en- el con
traste de estos desbordados egoismos
del momento presente; llega en- buena
hora recordarnos que nuestra orien-
tacion debe ser Ia que, en- nonbge de
la paz y del amor, vino a trazarnos
en- Ia. hurnildad radiosa de su, cuna, un
NinoA que I en- su aparente dssarnparo
acumulaba todas las fuerzas perdura-
bles, las que brotan del, espiritu de re-
uunciaci6n, de la sed de sacrihcio, del
fNego del amor.
Contra la propaganda cruel que va
echando todos los dias un nuevo com.
bustible a Ia hoguera de los ,odios, re
pitamoss con el afan de obedecerlas,
las bellas palabras de paz que reso,
naron en- un pesebre fulgurante como
un trono. :
Y algdn dia, por la virtualidad de
ese noble consejo, Sc habra salvado el
mundo. s a @ 81 #
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Ell ASALTOs A
DIEZ DE ANDINO.

El asalto, aguinaldo politico, i i
que iba a darse esta noche a don 2
Rafael Diez de SAndino, Sc haM
transferido para ell martes proxies
mo, por estar don Rafael algo &g
enfermo. Sc lie obseqltiara con a,
una gran bandera puertorriquena, .
con flecos dorados y tambien con :.
una uIpa de cristal, que tiene lasF
siguiente inscription: al inco-s5
rruptible patricia Rafael Diez deSs
Andino Los Independentistas
de San Juan" Ademas, pintado q
por el artista J. M. de Oca, le res
galara este joven patricia un pai-@ss
safe muy bonito, que junto con las
urna Y la bandera, Sc exhibe en- els
establecimiento LA Opera, Y ques
ha llamado mucho la atenci0n. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24
TEATRO MUNICIPAL.

Ell cradro de veriedades, LAS
ESTRELLAS, de Raukdel Monte,
hara SD presentation testa noche
en- este teatro.
Como ya hemos informado, for
man parte del cuadro la tiple es-
panola Carmen Leal Y las simpa-
ticas tiples cubanas Angelica Gu
tierrez y Conception Oliyera.
Para manana, dfa de Pascuas y
para ell domingo, anuncia la en-
presa dos grandes matinees con
rebaja de. .precios.
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soNsUELO, .MAYENDI4.

,
/ No hemos podido apreciarla en- ei
terfeno de slls inimitable. gracia en- q
1palco esc6nico, pero S, la heinos COMO
1cido Ell el trato amable de una vista
lque nos dispense la artista, acompaiia-
da de, su, esposo Sanchez del Pine ".
nuestro estimado amigo, don Angel Ri
yero. rs
! Consielo Mayendfa, tiua, dilninuta,
expresiva, es el alma en- acci6n; ella
tiene la dulzura de una nina. la stts-
picacia encantadora de la mujeE
Habla rfe, canta y llora, con todas
las voces del supreme arte.
Y Consuelo. que ha visto sus pies
ktodas las flores, que Sc ha sentido atur
dida porNel estruendo del APPLAUSE, que
ha irradiado con su traje de luces, sue
fia co mel tranquilo hogar. donde pasa
ante sus ojos el cinemat6grafo. de SUI
vida, de arte ha sabidO tener con toda
la delicadeza de su alma de mujer in
t'cIinada al bien sin que la vanidad la
hhaya ilivadido con su lisoG:oro ; fugaz
Fpoderfo.
Hay circunstancias clI la vida que al
parecer enojosas. sue.en tcncr su en-
canto; he ahf, come nosotras cue nos
hemos Yisto forzosamente priyadas de
yer la artista, podemos, juzgar Ia da-
-. (,o,,e,,oIo
AdiYinamos sus eAcantos en- la esce-
ma. porque sus ojos, dejan traslucirlo
tedo, gracia, intenci0n, sentimicnto; !;
ELLA ,tiene como las alondras, algo que
fblsca muy alto y hasta ALI, Sc remon-
lta. AZ
Nuestro p1blicos, la ha colmado de
aplausos, v en- el ha dejado Consuelo
IAIayendfa, la impression gratfsima de su
tarte exquisite. va matice sus couplets
icon tintes azules Y rosa o suba hasta
el rojo In Erase que ella borda STEM
pre- de discretion sutil y Ia hace suges-
tiva a todos sus oyentes.
Hablamos como 81 la hubieramos OF
I do, porque Consuelo ,Mayendfa es de
icristal: en- ella Sc lee cuanto atesora
! u asf contemplamos en- la sencillez de
Esu traje de calle, pero encantadora Y
gentil teniendo como uno de. sus mas
gloriosos timbres, ser la predilecta ar
tista de las seiioras, que han tornado
en- todos los puntos por elias visitados,
su cldke de honor.
Consuelo Mayendfa, tiene en- su 81
lueta Ell encanto de 10 frigiL de 10 ae-
FREQ, de- ESQ que puede lIevarse consigo
1como un juguete inseparable, de resor-
btes n1iggicos Y electrizantes.
Nos estuvo muy eulta,i muy fement-
ma. la adorable artista que canta la
! Luna. como una sofadora, J pisa y
TERRA, con ese repidue de gracia de las
! tonadilIeras, que van dejando como On
Irastro de sal, Y saturando en- Ell am
biente de aroma de cIayeles, que sedu-
ice y embriaga.
para Consuelo Mayenlfa, altista,
;nue hemos de ofrecerle que no hayan
] hoilado sus plantas? Para Consuelo
Mayendia, sonora, tenemos el testimo-
I nio de nuestra simpatfa, ofrecida en-
flores de admiracldn v de amistad.
-
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SIGUE

muy .bien de la operacion sufrida,
nuestro amigo bien querido Jose Cor
bea Nayedo, y muy1 Ell 'breve Sc. trasla-
dara a .sut Residential de Vega Baja, 81
guiendoi bajo la prescription facultati-
va del DIR. J. NJ. ATnai1, medico de ca
becera del enfermo, cue habilmente lie
hizo tlas primeras cu=as, llamando en-
consulta los dcrnas compaferos y
tlisponiendo con ellos la traslacion a
la Clfnica de Miramar del paciente.
Una vez mas ell Dr.. j. NJ. Arnaiz ha
dado pruebas de su yaler cientffico.
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mas II sltslrleccres, dan al coraz0n
flas vida Sonios nosotfos, los qlae sen
tirensps la ausenc.a de esa allimosa
.conlIaIera dc sociedad, y en- medic del
bHllicio nos encontraremos tristes.
Ellos ofrecen su nneva resjdcilcia q.
Ia de verse muy fellcitada con mott
70 del 1liombraniiento del Lcdo. Rodri-
sglez seiTa como Juez dc Ia Corte de
Distrito. (Secci0n segunda) de San
Juan, quien con su .serenidad " sn CO.
nocinliento jnrfdico, sabra responder
al alto cargo para que ha sido designa-
doHcon general beneplacito.
Sc le felicita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24
EN- So BELLA FINcA.

Guantacanal, pasaran una larga temi
porada nuestros distlnguidos amigos
Lcdo Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, su. be-
LA esposa Y sus hijos.
Aquel trozo de campo Sc eonyertira
en- un carmen florido al ser la due
ma y sefiora de aquellos coptornos
nuestra expressive amiga Encarnaci0n
de Rodriguez Sierra, poraue donde ella
esta, hay ALGERIA y luz, y eli campo
con sus aves y sus flores, sus maiia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-24
4 ACADEMIA DE MEDIcINA

celebf6 el lunes 20 del crit. y Sc
sion inaugural del 20. curse del bic
no de 1920-1921 Ell la sala de actos
del Ateneo portorriqueiio.
FL Honorable Gobernador de Puer-
to Rico, Doctor en- Fillosofta, Sr. Ar
turo Wager, tuyo su cargo el discurs
SO dc aperture donde puso de relieve
la brillante labor de la Academia de
Medicina de Puerto Rico. s:endo ha-
bilmente interpretado por su scereta-