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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29
AVOIDING POLITICS
SUNDAY DIGS CELLAR

Politics. declared Billy Sunday la
week, as he emerged from a hole under
his ranch house. "hasn' I worried MA"
and me in the least in the past few
days. see thay proceeded down at
Lincoln 10 nominate my old friend Bry.
an To head the Prohibition ticket. and
he declined. They didn't get any en-
couragement from me-. and | haven't
heard anything more from lincoln"
As Mr.. Sunday talked he wiped the
sweat from his brow. he leaned against
a spade and dra X ia the fresh air He
had been giving the iiui hirg touches
to a new cellar under ihe Odeil home.
-, hen We built out here we went at
il hurriedlV. explained Ma Sunday,
"and didn't make any excavations. ~ q
find that we need il for our products.
You NAV rest assured IL ISM going to
be a wine cellar but we have pressed a
fine lot of Loganbefry juice. and the
rest Of the space VIII be required for
potatoes.
MIR Sunday declares be isn't worry
ing over John BaTleycorn's ietlrn at
present. lie considers demon run en-
t1mbed by the 18th Ameniemhnt lie
is satisfied with the Republican plat
form which coircides. in be estims-
tion. with such an opinion and is Wilt
ing 10 see the electors name Harding
as the nations chief executive.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29
4S4 ASCENTS OF
MT. HOOD MADE

Sunday Mark Weygandt, veteran
Mount Hood guide, made his 4Sith trip
to the summit of the snow peak with
which he. has become "a familiar as
most Hood River orchardists are with
their ranch places. Mr.. Weygandt pi-
loted the following party to the peak
on his latest trip: +. r. Goldapp. of
Portland, superintendent of the Parker
a Banfield Construction Co Roy Nc
Allister, of Seattle, foreman for the
company engaged here in constructing
storage plants for Dan WuiIe & Co.
Budd Miller and Otto J. Voelker, of
Portland: S. G. Dilepine and C. D..
Baker. of Parkdale. and J. r. Naumes.
The party left here Saturday night,
motoring TO the end Of road that pen
etrates the remote section to the
Dmestead place of Commissioner Han
mum. near the national forest. They
hiked thence across the reserve to
Cloud Cap Inn, whence they left at
7.30 Sunday morning on the long pull
up the mountain.
"Mr. Weygandt certainly showed
that he knew the mountain, says Mr..
Naumes. The snowfields and glaciers
were open books to him lie knew
how to keep Us cheerful ard get all of
our energy in our work We remained
on the summit, where W, arrived at 2
. o'clock. until A. returned to Hood
River Sunday night, arriving home in
my automobile at 80 o'clock =
Another party climbed from the Inn
Sunday. guided by George Miller. Off
cial Inn guide. as follows: Sidney B.
Carnine, Horace Nichols and Hubert
Hasbrouck. The day was Hpffect for
climbing and the recreationists were
able to see Mount Shasta very plainly
The Columbia was also visible.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29
SHERRARD PRAISES
LOST LAKE ROAD

Returning from an inspection of the
new Lost Lake Highway, being CON
structed by the Forestry Service, State
Forest Supervisor T. ii. Sherrard, Of
Portland stated Saturday that Fore
man Jake Lenz was rushing grading
with crew Of ~ men. Mr.. Sherrard
eXuects the additional two miles of road
to he completed before the end of fall.
Mr.. Sherrard has praise for both the
character Of work being done hy Mr..
Lenz as well as for results obtained
by County Commissioner Hannum. who
is engaged with a county crew on
road that connects with the forest
highway.
MIR. Hannum IS leaving nice
smooth road in his wake. says Mr..
Sherrard. He is Strengthening the old
road at MANY points. The new high
way will be a great acquisition for
Hood River county"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29
Hawkes. Praises Road

"The Forestry Service is certainly
building a fine road 10 Lost Lake. %
saws Edward Hawkes.. former connty
commissioner, who returned Sunday
night from a motor trip To the end Of
road as FAR as completed. I'VE were
only a mile and a quarter from the
lake The crew told US that our car
had penetrated the woods farther than
any other 10 date The road Is an an
even grade and smooth. IL might be
a little wider"
Mr. Hawkes. was accompanied on the
forest trip by Mr.. and Mrs. II. e..
Smith. who are visiting the valley from
Missouri, and Mr.. and Mrs A. I. Ma
son.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-07-29

Granish a. Ches-msn, who recently
purchased the A. Boxer fsfniture and
sec 5nd hand store. will have the frsnt
Of the building FemOdelsd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
PUBLICITY
EXPERT.

Publicity man with
ideas wants perman-
entposition ad writer,
newspaper reporter Is
years; thorough work
ing k n o vile d &c of
printing!. experienced
catalog compiler; fair
knowledge Of printing
papers. Family man;
80 years old. Employ
ed at present, but not
in this line. Address
j COS, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Schaaf's Wrist Watches
are all guaranteed; being
Watchmakers ourselves, we
don't buy the trashy kind.
$32.25-The prettiest oc-
tagon, green, engraved, 15-
jeWeled you every looked
at.
3.00-Elgin, 20-year.
Don't confuse this with the
cheaper grade case.
$17.O0-10-year, 7-jew-
eled lever wrist watch; a
good timekeeper.
$16.50-Sterling, lumin-
Gus dial; fine for nurses.
SCHAAF BROS,
426 E.. Broad.
SODA. .F0UNTAIN for sale. NJ Lasier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Observation-Disclosures and truck sa ics-
man with selling ability. now covering
Virginin Tor large truck manufacturers,
wants to connect with reliable Richinoau
truck, auto or accessory dealer. Yeas of
basis preferred. Address L $50. care Tines
Dispatch.
WANTED. by registered. experienced
pharmacist, good reference aud habits.
Address L 99l. care Times. Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. 10 years experience In gem
eral merchandisr, wishes position as
salesman; mems furnishing or other lines.
Best references. L. L. Buckley. Hooker
ton. =. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land FOR sale z
A BARGAIN.

452 acres in Hanover
County, rs miles north
OF Richmond, On the
National Highways
borders highway for &
miles; 175 acres in Gull
tivation; 2 dwellings,
facing highway, one
6 and one 8-room;
| tenant-house; stable,
hayshed, 2 tobacco
barns, garage, number
of other outbuildings;
about $50 barrels Of
corn, 80 tons of hay,
40 tons 70 dder; d
mares, bred to Spanish
JoSh' q yOuIlS mules,
about 10 or IL head
OF cattle, far min g
tools, including corn
binder, grain drier,
wagons, harness. This
place can be bought
right and on good
J. A. Connolly &.
-, COMPANY,
7th and Franklin SITS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
money tU Loan


Ben kriCiAL LOANh
We reno ...o!.eJ On noto uv.ue fur nj.
tuIe "i.noui ftA'0.&! 40 pe!sVns nA.inr
Ts. a.so ieua 10 property owaers: no
Ys~nt Loans from 32s to 1870 rspay
abe Ia ten mouthiJ iLsiAi.menls or a.
Desired Legal Charges only pvsed on
unpaid balances for acluaG nm. que Thu
society Is nnsnceo ADD directed by busi.
hess Aid professional men. Copaucted Il,
spirit OF service and not solely 10 mn 10
money Neiy iaii Aud helpful, slricriy
to"HdrHtlbI anu >SuEtcVus ueAiinES Ma
borrowers welcomed. Friyat, inuulrles In.
vted. uuieh service. Hourl 10
os.iS Saturdays. ]. Cali. write or
IhOHE MADISON 1891.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY.
L.ernAsd .avneJ Lenders.
tes i-z y. siHTn ST.. NEAR BROAD.
SECOND FLOOR
Aenioer CHAMBER of Commerce
nate the Loan Shark Evil. Incorporatsd
NOTICEI
THK EASIEST WAY, TO RAISE MONEY
TO BORROW
ON
WATCHES
pIAAONDS
JEHELRY
FROM E0uITABLE LOAN SOCIETY.
Us NORTH EIGHTH STREET
THESE Want Ada Produce ResullA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SA LIS vi t-.N--inv& oT expert.
.enced. city or raveiing. Write FOR, list
OF lines and fuil particulars, Address
Narl. ssie5:nen's Tr. Assn. Dept ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALESAS I'm ts!de Incl working retail
druggists. Best line powder puns manu-.
.factmred Factory TO retailer: IL per cen;
commission. References. .,teEr!tory. Conf
dental. Atterley Co. hsnadnoak Block.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SA LIS Al $3.50 a year Is your prom.
from sales a day. Davidson sold 81
week. 40 experience needed. Tho
Aladdin light Is sensation wherever IN
iroduced Five times as bright ciec-
trio. Won gold medal, Farmers have
the money, they need this light, ana
out OF 10 Viii buy. Also big opportunity
in Fmall towns and suburbs. Excellent
spare time and evening selIers No capt.
tai required Sample on free TRIAL Wriic
for aIcn, 4 proportion while territory
stiii open. Mantle Lamp Co. 1876 hladd.n
Hldg.. lI-lo Washington Place. Sew York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

!5-A - ..,.I ..N-L!s money COnplclc Inc,
unique advertising signs, distinctive
calendars ana novelties. our line makes
dollars whore others make pennies
MHhon NOVELTY CO Eoninn. OHM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Statesmen 10 represent factory direct
selling high-grade specla.ties Prompt
shipments. satisfaction guaranteed. Men-
lion line YOU handling. Opportunity
to establish pcrmnn business earning
$1,000 monthly. The Premier Co.. llSI
~ lIth cleveland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALESAyf:N who are alert aHd keep III
ptoHSe ss .Gnas Ws psSd ne e"S oT mHs
News Send 3et tstamps accepted for
special Sa.Gsnen's number. The Novelty
NtMs. So. CLINTON ST. ChicMEn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

G.O,J-iu!Io ures. Euarantced.
Good money making proposition for live
wires. @Jn5is non-skid sells !9r 1855. other
sizes priced accordingly. Prompt ship.
nents No capital or cEDericHce required.
lInrr-o nn Tire Co. Hammond. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALES u ES-ie.nut vending machines.
f Sales ,ra 1nil.ng on SandY eigar and
Vending machines; s. cash comm IS ION
Eciserihal Candy Co. Dept. ca Louisville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SaI.r.oM i.H--M anteI. siuuGiuc statesmen.
calling ON banks. hotels. public insii
tutions ana large corporations. dealers
and Jobbers We have INK. paste and
luucilaSe superior in quality and used
10y every department OF The United States
government; !, Is n repeater. Address
4 IInll 81 Nn-Inlk- w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Sr.r.oA. I-.>-M ant-u specially statesmen.
We manufacture Ford accessory
which Interests every dealer and owner
on sight You can make $50 per week.
Motor Products Co. indianapolis. Ind,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
FARM BARGAINS

In large or small farm or auburban
PROPERTY. ,:all TO SEQ L. T. Branch No. y
North Ninth Street. Room s. - =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
ln, e,..,on.s, 49, as, numus uD

TT S''NI'r""t", ''t"' NS' DUIIIa Oh
va onInAt'E- HOGES-Mun TO Au!i first
mortgage thFca-yctT real estate note.
interest rhyaOie quarterly Hnl per
syH..HS !:iGoisC ana Ray brokerage. Au. /
uress l. Us. oar. IL.mna- D.enninn -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

FIFTH ST, s.. III. furnished hat for
rent. rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALESNEN--Wantcd. hlgh-class spe-
C!alty statesmen who are accustomed to
working tho retail trade in villages, lowis
and smaller cities, For such men, who
are hard workers and producers, we have
line that viii make you frum s7.5oD
10 $4,000 annually. Majority ri our sales
men average better than $500 per month.
Want only Industrious. clean men. mitn
eood references. Old established. highly
rated arm. Address Dept. -. 1906. GrcAi
Non nern nuilnlnE. ChleaEn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALESM ES--B.g money. Harvest season.
Holiday special. Strong saiesbOatd line
C0ininis.ion ~ Oid. reliable. wr!l-rat-d.
Grove MFG. Co. &c: Cottage Grove. Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

~ BEST AID In th!s column 10 tho Al
mat tciis oil the facts about tho propo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

PROFESSIONAL woman with cstubIishcd
exclusive business desires capable per-
sons desiring 10 follow and take an in
teresi IN same. coo. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

SALESM EN-Pernancnt position open for
capable salesnSn with large Cleveland
manufacturer. selling high-c.ass sp...
cialty needed by all retail merchants. we
M!ll cooperate with you TO earn larger
commissions checks weekly than you ever
made before. State age and experience.
.lddress Secretary. Box No lI6. Station
&c. - Cleveland. Ohio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

Die. 27La Noche Buena paso mad
vertida en- esta ciudad. La tradici6n
.se va. Las parrandas, guitarras, tiples
etc, no Sc oyeron, el silencia reempla-
z6 q Ia algeria de otros aiips.
Aver tarde llev6se cabo Ell ell
Casino de Arecibo La asambiea para
.clegir la nueya Directiva que ha de
regir en- ell pr6ximo ailo, saliendo cleo
tos los Sres. siguientes: Presidente,
ST.. Pedro Mora Acosta (reelecto) !;
Vice Presidente, Lcdo Herminio Mi
randa, Secretario, Lcdo. Luis f. Pc
rez, Sub-Secretario. Lcdo. Gustayo Ze-
no; Tesorero, DR.. Fernando Aleman;
Sub Tesorero, Sr. Antonio Borras, Vo-
Gales: Sr. Armindo Cadilla, Sr. Luis
Calder6n, Sr. Manuel Valencia. Lcdo.
Luis Mercader; Suplentes :sDr J. Mem
din Sr. jose s. Mera, DR.. Carmelo
Colon, Or. Zengotita, Sr. Miguel Co,
rrea, Sr. JESUS Iguina, Lcdo. Manuel
Perez Aviles, Sr Manuel Marin, Sr.
A. Salierup Sr. Miguel Tulla VI ST.
G. Cunning.
Ell pr0Ximo microbes es esperado
Ell este puerto el vapor Puerto Rico
con carga para varios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
sUCEsos EN- LA 1sLA

4 3 E D.. + + s = .45
En- el barrio "Dagiiey de Arecibo
Francisco AguiTar celebraba un baile
en- su casa, Ell el cual .Adolfo Soto,
uno de los concurrentes, acometi6 y
agredi6 con un punal Jose Duran
Avelino Medina, ocasiondndOle heri-
daS amb0s.
En- ell barrio "NIulas.', de Carroll
ma. Juan Oso1io acometi6 y agredio
Bcon I'm cuchillo Pedro Figueroa, oca-
sionandole varias heridas en- ell cuerpo
Y EN- Arroyo ocurrieron los cuatro
sucesos siguientes En- la Colonia Con
cordia, Cahamelo Ruiz acomeSfo con
una azada a Cleto Torres, ocasionan1
dole una fuerte confusion EN- la re-
gi6n frontal.
En- la calle Marina, Pedro Donate
acometi6 y agfedi6 Nicolas Soils,
haci6ndole uil disparo de revolver.
En- la calle Morse, Basilio Dros, hi
10 cuatro disparos de revolver contra
luis Rivera, hiri6ndolo! VI
I'm Ia Central Lafayette, Juan Ro-
drfguez, acometi6 " agredi6 con MI
macllete a Antonio Torres, produci6n
dole una herida grave en- la region
frontal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

Los QUE sE VAN.

49,
Relaci6n dc los pasajeros que para
los puertos del Sur dc III Republica
|Domlllicala condujo destle San Juan
q vapor Martina q as de dicienlbre de
1920
Adela V.llar, Castro Martin RI, Jo-
sc ID. GelIaro, Angel Genaio RI. Luz
Ma. Genaro. Emile Z. Dreyfous, Rocco
Vita. Salvador Roedan, Manuel NJ !
randa Jaime Crabt, Jaime Bou Jr.
Rafael Tejeiro. Jose Borras. Sicas'o
Rodriguez, Jose Sierra. Angel Lopez,
Miguel Rivera Juan r. Raldiris Jr.,
Francisco Rivera. Margarita r. de Ge-
inaro. Manuel Genaro RI. Narcisa Ri
vera, Pablo Torrens, America Vita,
sGuillermina Rodriguez, Jose Luis
Crabt, Eliza Rodgers. Alfredo Padilla,
Jose II Marin. Eric ". Inee, Jose a.
Bravo, Jesusa Lopez G. y Pascasio
Bonilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
ROSA MARIA PAD1AL

Numerosa collcurrencia asistio aver
tarde al sepelio del cadaver de la hi
Tia Rosa Maria Padial v Grana, sobri-
ma de nuestro amigo ell seiior Alvaro
Padial, Y que falleci6 aver de maila-
Ma Ell SUI residencia de la Marina. Es-
ia mia padecfa de sarampi6n y,cuan-
do el fuegO en- los almacenes de Fin
lay hubo que sacarla de la casa. De
bido a clio sufri6 un letargo, que lie
llev6 a la tumba. Els un case raro Ell
Puerto Rico y ha llamado la atenci0n
medica.
Rosa Maria empezaba a vivir y era
la adoraci0n de su mama.
Ell dueIo 10 despidi6, en%sentidfsi-
mas flAses, ell Lcdo- Carlos Garcia :
de la NOceda.
Descanse en- paz su alma y nuestro
pesame a todos sus deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
VACUNADOS CONTRA .MENINGI
IT'S CEREBRO-ESPINAL
EPIDEMICA

En- la manana del dfa de aver fue-
ron vacunados contra meningitis ce-
rebro- -espinal epidemica, en- IA Gale
San Sebastian No. 45 (bajos), las
|siguientes personals:
Federico LAMA, Luciano LAMA, An
tonic Lopez, Silveria Monies, Carmen
Lopez, Carmen Ma. Lopez, Providen-
cia Lopez, Aida Lopez, Miguel Lopez
~ jFelicita Villegas.
Ell Inspector Especial de sanidad
seiior Sebastian A. Diaz, auxiliadc
por ell Inspector Felipe Toste, prac.
tic6 felizmente la primera inoculacior
de la vacuna meningococcica (pars
prevenirse contra la meningitis cere.
bro-espinal epidemica).
La segunda Y tercera dosis seran ad
ministtadas cada diez dias por e
mismo funcionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
CAM BIOS
Los RGgaIOS PrOpiOs !.
dc EStOS DiaS...

81 quiere usted duedar bien con sus
amigos y hac&r un gasto discreto-
y NADIA mas que discreto-visite los
establecimientos de Cantero, Fernan-
dez Ca, Inc, donde encontrara CO.
sas muy bonitas y precio muy eco-i
nomicos, dado que la calidad de los arr'
tfculos no puede ser mejor. 1T
Hay ALI Plumas-fuente, de la me-
jor marca y del material mas rico,
Cortaplumas que son una verdadera
alhaja, carteras espa1olas y ameri-
|canas para caballeros, y otras. cosas
mas que harlan demasiado larga es-
ia lista.
Las carteras espaf7olas y america
mas son de un supreme buen gusto, y
Iconstituyen ell mejor regalo de estos
dfas. Las carteras estan guardadas
en- elegantes estuches de terciopelo y
tienen cantoneras de orc de plata
" Sc pueden servir con iniciales gra-
badas.
En- este artfculo hay preciosidades.
| ,Advt,
4 ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
UN BALE DE NYNos

La Colonia Espanofa de Bayamon,
celebrara en- conmeinoracion del dia
de Reyes un Bale de Ninos que habra
de llevarse efdcto en- los salones de
dicho centro er dia 6 del pr6ximo mes
de enero " que promote quedar ami
madfsimo..
Tarnbien nos invita- a la Jarana-bai-
lie que las nueve de la noche del ci-
tado dia, habra de celebrarse, con la
asistencia. como siempre, de la me-
) jor sociedad de Bayamon.
Damos las gracias al senior don
Elias Martinez, Presidente de dicho
centro social, por la amable invitacion
que nos dirige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
NUEvA DIRECTIyA

Ell Club Borinquen, de Humacao, ha
celebrado e1ecciones, resultando electa
la siguiente Junta Directtiva, para re
gir los destinos de dicha sociedad du-
rante el afio %pr6ximo
Presidente. Dr.. Manuel Lopez del
Vale; yicepresidente, Don Vicente
Ortiz y Lopez; Secretario, Don Deme-
! trio carmoila; Tesorero, Don Jose
Ma. Rocafort; Nocales Don Eduar-
do yalIadares, Don Manuel Gonzalez,
Don Americo Perey6. Don Casimiro
Olmedo. y Don Cruz Ortiz Stella.
Deseamos nnchos exitos a la nueva
Direetiya.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
.CoRREsPoSsAL
Ell DUETTo los pARRAa. Sc Va

! En- el vapor Leon XIIT' .embarca
para Espaila el afamado dua'tO Los
Parras'' que con tanto 6Nito ha trabaF7
jado en- San Juan v Ell toda Ia isla.
La mejor prueba dc su dXito Is que
lleYan aquf un aiio. sin dejar &c acr
tuar v con I'm dxito crnciente.
FL duatto. que es aquf pOpularfsir
mo, va a renovar el reportorio. a ha-
Ger nucyo vestuari0 Y dccorado para
Cmprendcr nlcdiados del aii0 pr6Xi-
mo una lijera ac;uaci6n en- Espala,
una nupva toURcc en- IL que natural
mente fgura Puerto Rico. de cuyo pd-
hlico llevan Los Parra'' una gratfsi-
ma impression.
Tanto cI Sr. Parra coli@ s'l cSposa,
la dcliciosa artista Gloria GilzMdn,
nos han pedid0. con todc> cilcarpcimien
to, que lies despidamos de este publicO
de San Juan Y de la Isla, al que tantO
quieren los artistas que Sc van, con la
Illusion de volver cuanto antes. >s-
POr nuestra parte, hemos de consig-
mar una vez mas. el 6Xito, ell gran
6Xito logradb aquf por los Para, al
desearles un magnffico viaie que
como siempre, cumplan ese SUI nuevo
prOgrama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
"A ESPERAR EL ANO EN-
Ell UNION CLUB

La comisi6n de festeios del Union
Club ha tenido la cortesfa, que agra
decemos, de invitarnos para Ell bale
que Sc celebrara en el Union Club Ell
lfa 81 de diciembre con el prop6sito
de darle el lltimo adi6s al aiio viejo
rscibir ,el nueyo, ell que indefectible
menta resultara una gran fiesta.
Para ell bale de este ailo existe
inusitada animacion entire nuestra ju7
ventud distinguida, pues no sabemos
como Sc han enterado que la nue.
va directiva del Club prepara para
esa noche una sorpresa muy agrada-
blc.
A divertirse al Union Club el dfa
81 por la noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
q b. a.E EN II II.

Nuestro distinguido amigo els Dr. o.
Jordan, Presidente del Casino Puerto
rriquefio de AIanatf, nos enyfa invita-
ci6n, nombre de Ia Junta Directiva
del simpaltico centiO. para un Bale de
Confanza que ha de Heyarse efecto
en- la noche del 81 de diciembre.
Ell precedente estabiecido hace espe-
rar una gran fiesta social.
Damos las gracias por la invitaci0n
que sc nos dirige.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
rs PEcT TACulOS
Cine Rialto

Marguerite Clark en- el gracioso dra
ilia-comedia de II marca Paramount
En- 5 actos ssLas Amazonas' Z y ademas
exhibira la chistosa comedia $50
ciedad Secreta s
Cine Tres Banderas
Los episodes Z yS de Ia interesante
serie: La Daga Que Desaparecev, por
Eddie Polo, una Revista International
y una c6mica.
Cine Lupa
4 Ell gran drama La Voz de Ia Con-
ciencian, por Francis x. Bushman y
Beverly Baync, Y el primer episodio
de la serie Gel Dominador".
Cine Monte Carlo
Aventuras de William $. Hart y dos
comedias.
Cine Real
Los, grandes Aventuras de William
S. Hart y dos comedias.
Cine Victory Garden
Los primeros en- estrenar Elmo Linz
coin en- la super-produccion en- z ac-
tos "La Cruz del Sur.
Cine Puerto Rico
Otro soberbio estreno. FL celebre
J. Warren Kerrigan en- Ell soberbio
drama "El <Vagabundo Millionaire, en-
s actos y una comica en- / reel.
Cine Norma
LA Question Palpitante'. Ex-
|traordinaria production en- 8 actos.
Gran exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30
In JOVEN AtiRAL EcIDO

Ell icven monotipista ST.. Rogelio
Lopez de Victoria, se mucstra muy
reconocido al DIR. Sarctso Moreno,
m6d,co dc Ia Edlitaitva. sdciedad de
socorro mdtllo. a la que. pertenece
nuestro cNnunicante.
En- la eltferlne1ad.. por cierto muy
grave q sufri6 recientenente .el ioyen
Lopez. recibi6 tan celosos cuidados
del mencionatlo Doctor Moreno, que
quiore consignar pdblicamente la gra-
titud qoe debe al distinguido facu.
tativo.
Queda complacido. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-30

At)eIld

/, K ~ 4
lecido en- San Juan, siendo
trasladadol sll cadaver a esta ciudad,
Ia respectable sefiora Concepci0H Goi5
cochea de} Casalduc AcomIalamos en-
su pena q stIs respectivos fa1niisares.
X. !. p.
Han icontrafdo matrimonio la dis
tinguida sehorita Francisco Arceliis Y
el aprecRable joyen Lcdo. Franc SEQ
de Leon. han tornado su nido de amor
en- q ye&ino pueblo de Camuy Les de-
seamos 5eterna luna de miel,. III
Retna extraordinaria animation
para ed baile que da Ell suss s;llones el
dfa dYtimo de a1o el Casino De Areci-
DO c9mo despedida del ailo 1929 es-
perar eKamanecer del 1921. Il
/, }-En Ia prente semana el Cine Vie
Lfor.d proyectara las preciosas cintas:
Flor de Passion, La Beb6 Millionaire,
Ell Hdlito de los Doses, AzarsAs del
Destino. Los dos Amores. La Question
Palpitante Ell Puilal de la Fengan-
"a y Ell Rastr'o del Cueryo. y
CORRESPOSStI