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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
PRESESTANDO AL NUEVO
CONSUL.

Bsta mahana, al despedirse de las
autoridades el senior Don Antonio l..
Serrano, les present6 c0md~su susti-
tutO, a nuestrO querido compaiiero don
Jose Ma. Lomba. que va ha servido,
con plausible acierto el COnsulado de
Espaiia en- otras interinidades y que
es des;le hace muchos ailos, Consul de
Portugal.
Los Srs. Serrano Y LOmba recibieron
m1ltiples atepciones de parte de las
autoridades quienes fueron a visitar
Desde 10y, pues, esta encargado del
Consulado de Espala EN- Puerto Rico,
Don Jose Ma. Lomba Pefla, para
quien tenemos una afectuosa adhesion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

cias empezaran hoy, de una manera
informal.
PARIS, septiembre 18.--TeIegra-
mas recibidos de Constantinopla di-
cen que Ell general Baron de Wran-
gel continIa avanzando contra los boil
sheyikis que van ofreciendO cada vez
una resistencia menos firme. La mo-
raj del ejercitO de los sOviets ha su-
fridO un rudo cambiO, en- contacto con
ell enOrme fracaso de la administra-
cion bOlsheviki.
NEW YORK, septiembre 1S.-Co-
mo resultado de la investigation pO-
liciaca acerca de la horrible explosion
ocurrida en- Wall Street, la. policia
Opina que ell wagon iba cargado de
bOmbas de dinamita. Unicamente asi
Sc explica ell que haya habido trein-
tiun muertOs y dOscientos heridos, y
que en- los edificiOs cercanos a la ex-
plosi6n haya tan grandes averias.
PARIS, septiembre 18.-El senior
Deschanel ha hecho entrega aver al
senior Millerand, de una carta en- que
renuncia la Presidencia de la Rep1bli-
ca francesa, fundandose en- ell estado
de su salud, Core insistente ell ru-
NOR de que ell sehor Millerand
qRe preside ahora Ell Conseiesde Mi
ristros sera postuladOa para u Presi-
dencia de la RepdBlica, perO ell sefiOr
Millerand ha manifestadO que no acep-
tara de niRgIn mOdo. aa9f ad s.4a.e
HABANA, septiembre 1S.-La huel
ga de barrenderOsl ha quedadO soIu-
ciOnada aver. Ell departamento de
obras phblicas Ofrece la Immediate. re-
paraci6n de todo ell material rodante
que estaba en- pesimO estado, y que
motive la prOtesta de los braceros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

ANA MORENO DE DEGETAU

to que la hizo sufrir mucEo los ultl@
mos meses de su vida, noble util.
Para su naturaleza. lie cram conye-
nientes los parajes altos. por esta ra'
Z6n es que Degetau al volver a su pals
para residir en- 81 despu6s de haberle
dcdicado fuera los mejores amos de- su
vida. escoji6 a AibOnito, como sitlo
de residencia. donde constituir SUI ho-
gar V difundir ell bien entire sus pai'
sanos. ALI transcurrieron los ultl-
mos aflQs de esta pareja, ideal. en- cu-
yos corazOnes nunca anid6 el mas leve
egoismo. La vida sencilla Y modesto
de estos moradores de ROsG-Crus rec
cuerda la de los persOnajes legenda'
rios de los grandes y puros amores.'
Ell ambiente fntimo de aquella Vi
vienda tenfa notas de cuentO de hadas
notas severas Y en6rgicas de los
que ponen por encima de todo Ell esta
vida, ell estricto cumplimientO del de-
Der, como ideal supreme.
En- Mddrfd Ana Degetau, con el CO.
raz6n el pensamiento puestos en-
Puerto Rico, donde esperaba volver
en- cuanto sus fuerzas 10 permitierans
escr1bfa a sus amigos parrafOs como
estoS "Quiero estar ell contacto con
esa naturaleza hermosa. Me hice
grandels ilusiones Y ell no estar en-
Puerto Rico cOntrarfa tOdOs mis- de-
seos. Esas contrariedades POGO repre-
sentan con ell dolOr de cada hOgar Ell
esta horrible catastrofe que presen-
clones. Els Eermosfsimo ell sacritcio,
Dor la humanidad que representa-. FL
POGO valOr que Sc da las vidas de
tantOs seres nos cOnvence mas mas
de que la real eristenciG empieza al
terminar esta... Ell tempo eS horrl"
BILE, me siento NAL, mi china es el de
Puerto Rico, pero Dios dispondra 10
que sea mejor, y me dejara en- el nuns
do 81 es que aun puedo servir de al'
go. i. Una de mis- grandes angustias
es pensar que va no podr6 volver
Puerto Rico. donde hace mucho ITEM
.po quisiera. estar."
Como nota final consignaremos sus
tiltimas .disposiciones, q. fueron estas:
que no Sc hiciera exhibition ninguna
de su cadaver, nj GAIA, nj coche. Que
envuelta ell una sabana la llevaran en-
ell furg6n de los pobres, y estos Sc
repartiera tOdo 10 que Sc gastaria en-
esas vanidades p6stumas. Ell esplritu
dem6crata de su leal compaiiero, i'll
fiuy6 de un modo decisive en- ell ref-
nado noble de ella.
iQue descanse en- paz, gozando de
| la bienaventuranZa que merece!
X.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
PARTIDO ESTRELLA ROJA

Los siguientes candidates del Parti-
do Estrella Roja de la Carolina han
sido nominados en- una petici6n suscri-
ia jurada por personals del .Munici.
pio de Carolina estando sostenidas sus
candidaturas pOr ell nGmero de tirmas
que la ley requiere: Para miembros de
la Asamblea Municipal de Carolina, Sc
iiores Geronimo Suarez, Jose I. Rive
IA, Gregorio Gonzalez, Jose TIglesias
Jr., Nazario Fernandez, Leoncio Rodrf-
guez Marcelino Perez, todos de Ca
rolina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
FANGUARDIA MUNoz RIVERA

Los signientes candidates del parti-
do Vanguardia Muffoz Rivera han sido
nominadOs EN- una petici6n suscrita v
jurada por pelsonas del Municipio de
San Sebastian estando sostenidas sus
candidaturas por el ndmero de firmas
que la ley requiere: Para Miembros de
la Asamblea Municipal de San Sebas7
tian, los sefiores Marcos Rosado Cruz,
Jose Mendez Cardona. Wenceslao d.
Sifre, Manuel Lopez Linares y Nicolas
Rodriguez ve1ez, todos de San Sebas-
tian.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
Uk HOMEMADE A la MEMORIA DEL CAPTAIN
PARA CAPO

Manana, pOr la mailana, las siete,
saldra de esta ciudad. con direction
Ponce una eomislo1 de milltares de
La Compailfa "I", presidida por el DO
pnlar Sargento don Manuel NJ. DrSs,
de, la Companfa "E'' 65th. Inf, para
depositar una hermosa corona de flo
res naturales sObre la tumba del malo-
grado bizarre Captain PARA Capo,
al cumplirse los cuatro meses de su
muerte.
FL sargento Dr6s, pronunciard un
discurso, prese4tandp la ofrenda en-
nombre de la Gompanfa "I'lque mand6
ell Captain PARA Cap6, va la que per-
teneci6 hasta hace dos dfas ell inteli-
gente safgento Dr6s.F gjl Hi1Hcf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
DON ANTONIO |. SERRAN0

,el seiior Serrano ha ascendido Con-
sui de Segunda Clase y no puede se-
guir desempenando un yfceconsulado
que es inferior su actual categorfa.
Por ESQ &e va. Y es SECURE que EN-
Galveston. como aquf, sabra conquis-
tarse el afccto de tbdos! ganado con
su amabilidad proverbial, con su ma
nifiesto deseo. de complacer a sus COM
patriotas al servir los altfsimos inte-
reses que lie son .confiadGs.
Ell IMPARCIAL cuenta entire sus
buenos amigos, al. .digno representative
de Espana en- Galveston, y lamenta.
naturalmente, la ausencia del senior
Serrano, 81 bien tiene que celebrar la
causa que la motiva.
Lleve un felicfsimo viaje el senior
Scrrano Y que logre EN- la bella ciudad
americana el 6xito inicial que aquf tIl-
vo Y que al otorgarle el merecido as
censo, nos deja un amable recuerdo
de su afortuanada actuaci6n Ell Puer-
to Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

Es este un rasgo enternecedor que
habla muy alto del hondo carifio que
supo.j jconquistarse entire Sus subalter-
nos el Captain Para Cap0, cuyas do
tes de afabilidad sencillez y de bien
entendida democracia, dentro de los
preceptos de la discipline militar, no
pueden tener TN comentario mas ex-
presiv6, mas altamente elogioso, que
ese que Sc desprende del acto de maiia-
ma ell ell cementerio de Ponce.
Ell Comandante Nadal, ha puesto a
la disposition de los soldados Y classes
que van realizar el bello homemade,
una de las grandes ambulancias del
JEj6rcito.l ~ Hl.5a-/ as5l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
Ell ARCHIyO CONSULAR De Es
PANA EN- aIAYAGUEz Sc HA, 4
QUENIADO' "

FL Sr. Don Antonio L. Serrano, la
rccibido un telegrama del Sr. Fronte-
IA, vicec6nsul interino de Espana en-
Mayagtiez, avisandole que Ell ell incen-
dio recientemente ocurrido en- aquella
poblaci0n. ha sido destrufdo por las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
ESTENOGRAFo

Sc necesita uh esten6grafo con CO.
nocimientos comerciaIes. que escriba
con propiedad y correction Ell ingles.
Apartado 268,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18

Hallase el BGsdr del O6rer0 Ell unO
de los Sitios mas frfos de Madrid, ell
el paseO de los Pontones, al extreme
de los Barrios Bajos, junto al rio Man.
zanares. Al salir del Bazar, contra
io una pulmonfa, y aunque SUI natura-
leza, saua pudo resistirla salir Gle
ella, qued6 su organismo muy debli-
tado, detefminandoseIe un padecimien
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
Ell. GILLIAN AIONSOo

Ell JULIAN ALONSO"
La pr6xima semana llegara este
puerto procedente de la Habana de-
mas puertos de escala, ell vapor cubanG
Julidm AlO,tsO, de la lfnea Herrera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-18
10 de septiembre, 1918.
10 de septiembre, 1920.

| Hoy Sc cumplen dos aiIOS de la de-
saparici6n de esta amiga. Llorada por
todos los que la conocieron, -dej6 a
su paso por la terra el recuerdo la
estimation en- el cQraz6n de sus ami
gos puertorriquenos.
Cifr6 todo su Orgulle y todO SUI an
hello ell llenar de felicidad la vida de
su compaiiero Federico Degetau-y
muarto aquel = con una grandeza de
alma incompatible, recoji6 ell legado
! dc virtudcs que lie dejara. Con abne-
gaci6n que no puede nuestra pluma
describir, perpetuo sus m6ritos 81
gui6 su ejemplo practicando todas las
obras de misericordia.
Es una estrella radiante que ilumi-
ma el camino de las muieres que quie-
ran seguirla imita.la. La historic
de sus actos de altruismo, carload y
filantropfa, es un ejenjplo donde debe-
mos mirarnOs
;Que descanse en- paz iuntO al
amadOi
POGO despu6s de la muerte de Dege-
tau, Sc ausent0 su compailera, buscan-
do Ell el cari1o de sus familiares, leni-
two los sufrimientos que su ausen-
cia lie causara.
Junto a los suyos ell Madrid, 10 mis-
mo que en- Puerto Rico, sus activida-
des Sc dekarrallaban cerca de los me-
nesterosos. V los socorrfa calladamen-
te, sin ostentaci6n de ninguna especie
tai como 10 aconsej6 Nuestro Senior
Jesucristo.
Muy pronto sc asoci0 en- la capial
de Espaiia con las que practicaban la
carload de un modO semejAnte sin Os-
tentaci6n Entire estas personas sc ha-
saaRaba la interesante persona.idad de la
Condesa de San Rafael, creadOra de
El Bazaar del OJrero, en- aquella Me-
tr6poIi a. s'N's@. IS" 49,
No tard0 la seiiOra de Degetau Ell
estar rodeada de un -grupO, de amigos
interesados ell la rehabilitation de la
mujer cafda, en- la reforma moral de
la infaHcia anormal, slendo una de
las socias fundadoras. del PatronGto
del Milo DcEincuente, fundado en- Ma
drid hace cuatrO amos. A estas lineas
de trabajo dedico con preferencia sus
actividades, comprendiendO que eran
| los problemas que mas urgente aten-
ci6n requerfan.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
"The Sporting Duchess"

The Sporting Duchess which will commencing today, was first written as a spectacular melodrama to be pro- duced in the Drury Lane theater, Lon don. This theater is world renowned for the stupendous productions that have been staged there. The theater is to London what the Hippodrome is to New York. Only plays of such man. moth proportions that few ordinary playhouses could produce them are seen there. Drury Lane is also noted for its famous Christmas pantomimes a form of entertainment seldom seen in this country. Until the advent of motion pictures pantomime was sadly neglected in America. It was found in the Russian ballet, the Italian bal let, the Austrian ballet and the panto- mines at Drury Lane.
 ''The Fly Cop" is the next Larry Se- mon comedy to be shown at the Co., lumbia theater, commencing today This is the story of an amateur sleutt who gets mixed up in the affairs of ar underground restaurant. Part of the action takes place in a subcellar, par of the surface of the earth and part on the roofs of skyscrapers. Larry Se- mon. also illustrates the manner ir which he works out all of his come. dies and introduces some very clever double exposure films. A bevy of very beautiful girls adds to the attractive ness of an extremely funny comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
''OFFICER 666'' COMES. ID THE STRAND TODAY.

Offering Phoenix a pre-release show ing, which means that the picture will be screened in Phoenix ahead of Los Angeles showing, the Strand an nounces the engagement starting to- day of Goldwyn's highly successful farce comedy, officer 666," with Tom Moore in the leading role.
 The success of this Conan and Harris comedy as a stage attraction was scored all over the country, for the opinions have been unanimous that for cleverness of plot, excitement of ac- tion, sustained suspense, and a baffling element of mystery, while at the same time maintaining the wonderful humor and spontaneous atmosphere of farce, officer 666" has seldom been dupli- cated.
 The plot centers around a millionaire American who has indicated his in tention of spending six months in Eu- rope. Leaving his Japanese servant in charge, the house is apparently de- serted when, presto, the policeman on the beat one night is surprised that the Japanese is uncovering all the furni- ture. Investigation proves that the owner Mas advised the servant he will return unexpectedly and to advise no one of his coming. It seems that crooks have spotted the house for a ''job" and the owner. learning of the little game. has decided to return and enjoy the thrill of capturing them in the act.
 But his return is the source of a series of amusing adventures that keeps the audience in roars of laughter for the entire length of the film, as it introduces comedy, youth, love. TO- nance, adventure, excitement, mystery, s--a that fairly sparkle with genuine wit and fun.
 No advance in prices will mark this engagement, in accordance with the policy of the Strand.
 Special music will be provided.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
The Blue Bird

The policy of 5-cent dancing inaugu- rated by the Blue Bird has surely met a responsive chord with the dancing public, for Arizona's largest and most palatial dancing palace is crowded to capacity every night by the happy crowds which take advantage of the excellent facilities offered for dance enjoyment which the Blue Bird ac- cords. Its floor is the finest to be found anywhere. No charge is made for the reservations, which may be had by calling 1868 by phone or in per- son. Refreshments are served through out the evening and the service is un- excelled. F. s. Mayfield is manager of instruction at the Blue Bird and daily conducts classes as well as pri- vate lessons, offering those who would learn the art of dancing the very finest of environment and the most expert of instruction. Walter Willis Powell is floor manager.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

they are indeed the whole Camembert.
 The cast of principal artists with the attraction, which comes to the Elks Monday and Tuesday, october 25 and 26. numbers a quarter of a hundred or one- third of the entire personnel. Mike Sacks is the leading comedian, his chief accomplice is Charles Abbate. This team of merry clowns are to the field of stage comedy what Chaplin IS to the screen. No personal inconveni- ence or risk is too great provided that their efforts engender gales of laugh ter on the part of those who paid to get in. A chap who brides himself on the magnificence of his raiment is Bob Alexander, whose conduct contributes 10 the discontinue of Messrs. Sacks and Abbate and to the consequent glee of the audience.
 Miss Bee Winsome, whose name does not belle, is both melodious in sons and fair to look upon, Not lacking in comliness and boasting both charm of personality and voice is Charlotte AL len. Ruth Fillmore, a dashing come dienne, possessing that all too rare ability of being able to make people laugh, is prominent in the proceedings. Oliver and Maria Vespo, the Royal Italian Accordianists; Swan and De- Mar. novelty dancers: Loletta, chic Parisienne danseuse; Misses Lawrence and QuirlS, vocal and instrumental mu- sicians; Bailey and Mack, a duo of en- gazing male dancers; Billy Dale, who vocalizes in the manner of the ukelele, are among the most prominent artists.
 An augmented orchestra under the direction of William Moltenbray is a welcome feature of the Marcus Show of 1920.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
Attractive Bill at Ramona

The Ramona's new bill is proving just as attractive vaudeville dish as any that house has offered during its vaudeville season, and the crowds which are on hand to greet each show speak in the highest praise of the ex- cellence which marks teir evary of fering. Much praise is showered on the elegantly costumed and finely drilled chorus which is responsible for much of the success of the musical numbers with which each bill is replete. Come dians, song and dance artists. and funsters of all sorts comprise the pro- gram. and the attraction, staged in conjunction with the very attractive motion picture added feature makes a wonderful lineup of amusement which the Ramona is offering without ad- vance in prices.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
The American

Wherever fancy may lead you. whether you wander north. south, east or west. you must ever proclaim the American superior to all other amuse-
 ment centers in the eaIire state. And should you journey to the western or eastern coast bright lights, should you
 experience the wonders of glittering midnight cafes, not even then will you consider them superior to your own American. And this is because a thoughtful and keen management has realized the depth of musical appre- citation of Phoenicians and has given them an orchestra of unexcelled qual- ity. Nightly the America is the Mecca for all high class local enjoyment. and there always you will find your friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
.HTioer Rosev at the EIks


 Why is it that the average play, es- pecially those of foreign authors, do not appeal to the deeper emotions, or fire the imagination, are questions often asked by those who are lured into the playhouse by the sophistry of the announcements of presentors of foreign. fantacies, that do not possess the powerful punch, the poetical clas- sical style, nor the worthwhile satis- flying moments contained in the virile offerings of American dramatists. The question can only be answered by com pairing the writings of the native born such as Willard Mack, with those of playwrights from other lands and that the native will gain honorable recogni- ton for the tremendous power shown in his work, is evidenced hv-David Be lasco's production of the former s beautiful story "Tiger Rose" which that astutee manager whose touch is ever upon the pulse of American thea terdom, is again sending en tour this season with the original New York pro- duction intact.
 "Tiger Rose" is a story of the wild, it's main ingredients are love and life and youth and it's author has woven within it a dramatic fabric that for in- tensity, heart -throbbing virility and pulse quickening propensity, has never been equalled. Its producer, true to his position as a master of stage craft too, has given the best of his thought and genius to it's presentation, with the result that for two years "TigeI Rose" held the boards of New York and. Chicago playhouses and sent its audiences forth with thoughts oi deepest love and veneration for the good and the pure and the true that is so charmingly depicted in this writ l ing of one of the best American actol playwrights, Willard Mack.
 'Tiger Rose" comes to the Elk: | theater Friday and Saturday. October 22 and 23. Seats are now selling.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

the slip-horn, the syncopating har- mony of the saxaphone and violin, the gentle tom-t tom of the drums and the merry tinkling of the piano. Oh, it's always joyous occasion at Toft's and always all of the merrymakers of Phoenix are there
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

but at the same time a vehicle just as extraordinary, not only from unusual
 ness of plot, but for thoroughness in treatment "The Girl in No. 29" will be relished with a keen delight by all who see it. for it is very attractive
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

story, presented by a real capable cast, and offers the star in a very enter taining as well as interesting study. The Christie comedy rounds out the program. Tomorrow brings Wnlia $. Hart in "Breed of Men"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
A STRONG RESEMBLANCE
Edinburgh Scotsman)

Dinner had just been served. and the lady of the house, glancing at the roast, remarked: "This leg of mutton has shrunk away to nothing"
 Yes replied her husband. it must be off the same sheep as my flannel shirt"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
"The Girl in No. 2e.r at the Hip

Closing his engagement in "The Girl in No. 29.'' Frank Mayo is bringing to a close his engagement at the Hip, where he is offering very cleverly constructed mystery romance. Frank Mayo. sen to such excellent advantage in '"The Brute Breaker" recently, has in "The Girl in No. 29" a story dia
 metrically opposed to the former one,
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
Toft,s Country Club

The weather vane makes no indica-
 tions for the attendance of the nightly crowds that always got to Toft's Coun-
 try Club. There is only one way to keep all Phoenix from Toft's and that
 is to take away the club itself and the wonderful music that easily takes first place as the most popular band ever brought to Arizona. Everyone in the Salt River Valley who has ever stepped to a musical note is looking forward anxiously to the coming event of the week. Saturday night and Sunday night at Toft's. Whenever the little old gloom bug has been chasing you or old man remorse has about over taken you, few minutes ride brings the old motor car to the gates and of the Country Club where the dis pensers of joy immediately do battle and chase the morbid followers back down Van Buren where they must seek other prey. The swirling. swing ing mass of joyous dancers glide easily over the floor to the musical slide of
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

On the Pribilof islanSs is the worlds largest seal rookery, containing some 100000 sea bears"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
MIKE SACKS HEADS \ !. BIG CAST PRINCIPALS IN THE MARCUS SHOW

decorative qualities mainly are attract
 cd to attend the performance of the Marcus Show of 1920 by the presence of the Famous Marcus Peaches, it must not be gathered from the prominence accorded these comedy figurantes that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-22
nor ALL BRITISH MINERS
20 EXTREME

Luckily not all British miners are
extreme as my Welsh buddies.
% In Yorkshire. for instance. where
ne coal tips" rise alongside the
church spires 20 grace the landscape
OF pleasant hedge-lined fields and
meadows, they voted against the ma
tion.wide strike
Meanwhile, the strike Is not
against the owners Of the mines. but
against the government, which has
been in control OF them since the
day the war. The union leaders.
smilne and Hodges, claimed that the
eovernment-fixed prices gave both
the government and the owners too
much profit and so demanded a re-
duction Of IL shillings tuppence per
ton to the domestic consumers as a
means Of lowering the cost OF living.
nut this claim was abandoned some
weeks ago. Since then they have re-
fused 70 submit TO arbitration the
matter Of the rightness Of their claim
20 two shiIIings more pay per day.
In spite, too, OF constantly falling
output of coal per man, they refused
10 consider any plan for increased
nav to follow Increased coal. Hence
the strike.