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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

La poIicia de New York esta aclaran-
do ell misterio que Sc encierra en- la
muerte del celebradO actor americana
John C. Shaving, quien Sc lie en-
contr6 malamente heridO frente a la
residencia de ]. McGraw, manager de
la National League of Base Ball. Sc
gun Ia pOIiefa, McGraw, Slavin y Wins
field Leggett, Official de. marina reti-
RADIO, fueron iuntos a The Lambs, CO.
nocido club teatral neOyorquino, y
ALI mientras Sc hallaban en- una fran
cachela, surgio una disputa con un in
dividno desconOcido, recibiendO Nc
Graw u1 ''bIack eye" un tajo que lie
cercen6 la nariz, SIayin intervinO en-
la disputa, recogiendo a McGraw pa
ra lIevarle a un cuart0 c0ntigu0 y
layarle la nariz. Despues cogieron
un taxi conducir al herido a su re-
sidencia. AL lIegar ALI los tres ami
COS bajaron del CAIRO. AL pOner pie
en- TERRA, dice la policia que Slavin
cayo al sueIo victima de un acciden-
te, rOmpiend0se una costilla, hallando
la muerte por tai motive.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
EE PGSanle dc ID
!! Casa de ESpaia

u AL saberse en- San Juan Ell fallecl-
miento de don Salvador Lecaroz, Ell dig
nfsimo vice-P Presidente de la Junta
Central de la Casa de Espaiia, don
Dionis:o Trigo, envi6 Severino Le-
earoz, ell siguiente mensaje telegrafico
la Junta Central de la Casa de
Espaiia. cclnpenetrada con el gran do
lor que atlije usted con motive del
gfallecimiento de su hermano don Saliva
dor, quiere restimoniarle su profunda
adhesion en- trance tan amargo, iden-
tiiira,!a cen tuauto slIpone una perdida
tan sensible.
I'm llombrc de mis- cOmpaneros de
Junta, v. en- el milo propio, raegole
acepte la expression de. nuestro pesa-
me 10 haga extensive u sus hernia
nos demas deudos del patricia muer,
to.
En- la hora del dolor nuestra solida-
ridad es mas tirme".
DiOnisi0 TrigO,
Vicepresidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
La CONGESTION DE CARGA EN-
LA ADUANA

En- la Aduana parece que Sc lamen
tan de que los falmacenes de su vie
jo edifici0 zen Ia Marina estdn repletos
de carga.
De ESQ la Aduana no debfa quejar-
Sc, pues la mayor parte de culpa es
de ella nlisna. Fig1rense que un
senior emrleado de la Aduana llamadO
Mr.. Logan, despacha la mercancia
cuando le parece. Algunos comerciarl
tes nos han informadO, que .yeces
este buen seiior tarde un mes para
despachar una mercancia, y ESQ des-
de luego es tai vez 10 que Ocasi0na
La congestion de mercancfas en- los
almacenes.
Muchas veces comerciantes amigos
nuestros de esta ciudad, nos han en-
sefiado copia de las cartas que han
dirigido al Collector de Aduana, Mr..
Moore, lamentandose estos conner
ciantes de los perjuicios que sufren.
Nos dicen que muchas yeces Mr..
Logan Sc ha quejado al Collector de
que carece de suficiente personal de
oficina, para poder afender con, toda
prontitud al leyante de. las mercan-
cfaS que yienen del extranjero para
ell comercio de San Juan; de ser ver-
dad, ell Collector muy bien podrfa uti-
liar ell csc trabajo a algunos de los
inspectores, pues cuando no hay bu-
ques extranjeros en- ell puerto, por 10
regular les inspectores no tienen mu-
che que hacer, y ESQ quizas podrfa
'aFadar ile lsseangestinn,tE los ;almace
nes abarrotados.
Esperamos. que el actiyo Collector
de Aduana MI. Moore, en- sbien' del
comercio de San5'Juany y del Depar,
tamento de CQmercio u Trabajo, Il
ponga algdn fin ~rapido a esas quejas
de nuestros comerciantes, pues como
muy bien sabe MI. Moore todo ESQ va
contra los intereses del comercio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
NUEvAs AsoCIACIoNEs

Ell Secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha expedido certificado de regis
tro las siguientes asociaciones del
pals:
1.-"LIGA AGRICOLA DE AIBO-
NITO", cuya ofcina principal, Sc es-
tablecera en- la Plaza Principal de di-
cha poblacion. Ell objeto principal de
esta association es trabajar por ell pro-
greso de la agricultural. Sus incor-
poradores son los senores Fernando
Font Zayas, Jesus Ma. Merly, Gerar-
do Merly, Felipe Rivera Zayas, An
gel Ala, Manuel Alfonso, Ramon Ma.
Ramos, Angel Ma. Santiago, Fidel
Ma. Santiago y Anastasio Noriega,
todos de Aibonito.
2.-"ASOCIACION DE PRODUC-
torres DE AZUCAR DE PUERTO
RICO, que tendra su oficina princi-
pal en- la ciudad de San Juan. Dicha
association tiene por objeto principal
la promotion, protection y mejora de
la industria azucarera de Puerto Ri
co. Sus incorporadores son los seio-
res Eduardo J. Gonzalez, Jose Ruiz
Soler, T. G. I. Weymouth, Arturo
Bravo y Damian Monserrat, todos de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
La aVuda dc los aIemaneS a los bOkhGViQuGs

Las fuerzas rusas estan de igual
manera provistas de enormes cantida-
des de municiones, ropas Y alimentos,
y todo clio Sc 10 facilitan los alema-
nes por la frontera de la Prussia Orien-
tai.
A tai extreme llega la simpatfa de
los alemanes por la causa bolchevique,
que en- Ratibor, Silesia, que estd a
cuatro millas al sureste de Opplen,
un tren militar frances ifue detenido
per los trabajadores, habi6ndose re-
petido este hecho con diferentes con-
voyes militares del ej6rcito frances
en- otras parties, constitnyendo este un
gran entorpecimiento para los france
ces y para los polacos, que luchan
juntos d fin de exterminar ell regimen
bOlelleyiQue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

PARIS, agosto 25.-Sabese que Sc
ha tornado y estd operando un servi-
clio lereo alemdn, seg1n avisos llegados
a las Oficinas de Asuntos EXteriOres
de Francia, bajo las 6rdenes inmedia-
tas del Gobierno Soviet Ruso, que lie
provee a las fuerzas bolcheviques en-
campaiia todas las. infor1naciones per
tinentes acerca de los mOyimientos es.
trat6gicos de los polacos. Los avia-
dores alemanes hacen sus correrfas
partiehdo del corredor polaco y la.
Prussia Oriental, hasta la frontera ru-
Sa.
La Oficina de Asuntos EXteriores tie
ne todos estos infOrmes delinGadOs
ell documentOs que han cafd0 EN- manos
de las autoridades militares polacas,
dlIrante la Ultima derrota bolcheyi-
I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

MADRID, septiembre Bel Sr. Da
to ha presentado la siguiente lista
del nuevo Gabinete a Don Alfonso:
Presidencia y Marina, Dato; Estado,
Marques de Lena; Hacienda, don
Lorenzo Pascual; Gracia y Justicia,
don Ezequiel Ordonez; Guerra, Viz
conde de Eza; Instruction y BeIlas
Artes, Marques de Portage; FomentO,
don Luis Espada; Trabajo, don Car
los Canal.
Su Maiestad felicit6 al ST.. Dato
pOr haber logradO formar un minis
teriO tan brillante y lie rog6 que iu-
rasen, los ministries, en- seguida.
MADRID, septiembre 3.-Esta ma
mana han salido para Bilbao los Re-
yes don Alfonso y dona Victoria para
asistir a la botadura de un nuevo bu-
que de la COmpahia Trasatlantica que
Sc esta construyendo en- aquellos i'm
portantes astilleros espaholes. Ell
nuevo vapor desplazara diez u ocho
mil toneladas sera bautizado con Ell
nombre de ALFONSO XIII,. Ell actual
vapOr alfonso XIII'' de la misma
empresa, que es tambien un hermoso
trasatlantico, recibira otro nombre.
MADRID, septiembre S.-Telegra-
fian de Toledo que Ell CARDINAL Gui-
sasola, Arzobispo primadO de Espaha,
est&z goasizandos I'm at1dos lbs tens
plos de Espaia sc hacen rogatiYas
por Ia salud del insigne purpuradO,
que es uno de los mas altos prestigios
del Catolicis1nO. La eiudad de Tole-
do Ofrece un aspectO de gran conster-
naci6n, pueste que el Candenal Gui-
sasOla es ALI muy squerido pOr sus
grandes caridades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
La Companla TrasatlaIltica Espanola ha bota-
do al aqua en- Bib el esplendido vapor
Alfonso XIII Ell ChrdenaI Guisasola, Ar
zobispo de Toledo, sta agonizando.-El cru
cero de guerra aRsina Regente' visitara
Cuba Puerto Rico


confinarlos en- la estrategica possession
africana.
PARIS, septiembre 3.-El estado
mental de Paul Deschanel, Presiden-
te de la Rep1blica, es cada dfa mas
deplorable. Sc espera pOr momentos
la reunion del Senado para pedirle,
mejor dicho, para decretar la dimision
del enfermo primer magistrate.
PARIS, septiembreI 3.-Las 1lOti-
cfas que llegan de Varsovia anuncian
nuevos exitOs polacos en- la region del
GrOdnO en- Galitzia, donde aniqui-
Iaron a la famosa caballeria del Ge-
neral Buddeny. Ell pueblo polaco EN-
pieza a mostrar un gran optimismo y
quiere seguir la lucha hasta fijar sus
legitimas fronteras.
PARIS, septiembre 3.-El GObier-
no frances ha ef,viado una, nOta a~lOs
Estados UnidOs indicando la necesi-
dad que tienen los poIacos de estable-
Ger una Inca de definitiva defensa en-
territorio ruso, manifestando la con-
fianza de que ell Presidente Wilson
abandbnar la OpOsici6n que hasta
ahora viene mostrandO.
PARIS, septiembre 3.-El GObier-
no de Millerand ha nOtificado al de
Ebert que Francia no recibira al En-
bajador aleman. mientras que Ale
mania no cumpla con la demanda es-
tabIeeida por el incendio del cOnsula-
do De Breslaus recSnstruy yendo ef edia
ffciO, pagando trescientos mil frances
de indemnizaci6n y saiudandO a la
bandera francesa en- desagrayio.
Sc aguarda no sin interes, la res
puesta de AlemaRia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
FUNCION EN- Ell CINE .'PUERTO
RICO" A BENEFIGIo DE LAS
FEESTAS. DE LA MONSE-
RRATE.

aEl amable empresario D. Ramon
Hoveras ha cedido ell dmplio salon
de espectaculOs Cine Puerto Rico, pa
ra un beneficio que Sc efectuara esta
noche, llevandose al lienzo la colossal
cinta EI EnemigO del Matriasoitio.
Esta cinta ha sidO cedida gratuita-
meelite por la casa Universal Film.
Ell cOmit6 executive de las fiestas
de Nuestra Sonora de la Monserrate
desea expresar por medic de estas
lfneas su agradecimiento al seiior
Lloveras y La Universal Film, por
su desinteresado concurso a las fies-
tas que han de celebrarse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
Sc FUE Ell aDIsPATcH"

Ell vapor de guerra Dispatch"
agregado la estacion naval de San
to Domingo, para ell uso privado del
Almirante Snowden, gobernador mill
tar de Santo Domingo, lego San
Juan, con ell objeto de trasladar la
vecina repIblica la sefiora del Almi-
rante que lego aver en- ell "Coamo".
Ell dispatch" salio anoche de es-
te puerto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

MADRID, sept lnhfe S.-La prem
sa de esta ciuda publica la nOticia
de que ell cruceF be guerra espahol,
"Reina Regents isitara en- breye Ia
Habana probab laente Puerto Rico.
Ell "Reina Regeht, ira despues a
Suramerica.
MADRID, sspsienibre Bel Co.
bierno ha depoFtaao Fernando Poo
doce extranjeros perniciosos que al
ser repatriados sus pafses respec-
tivos, fueron rechszados de elIos. Es-
pana no ha teiiia0 otro recurso sinO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
con LIcENC1A

FL Collector de Aduana ha coneedido
al inspector sefior Antonio Lugo una
Iicencia de catorce dfas, que ha empe-
zado disfrutar desde aver.
Ell sefior Lugo ha salido para la isla,
con ell fin de pasar esa temporada al
lado de sufamilia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

Don Francisco Cu6taIa

Ell pr6ximo miercoles dfa ocho, en-
barca para Estados Unidos en- viaje
de negocios, nuestro estimado amigo
don Francisco Cuetara, de la acredi-
tada firma comercial Cuetara Hnos.,
de esta plaza.
LIE deseamos al .sefor CuetaFa, un
viaje feliz y esplendido exito eR sus
negocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03

Calculando la baja actual habria
una depreciation en- las 10000 tone
ladas almacenadas de 6 millones de
dollars.
La Central de menos production fue
la Juliana con 200 toneladas, que al
promedio calculado importarfan Sc
mil dollars.
i Lasde mayor production la Guanica
con 6O,0S7 y 16 millones S24,S60
dollars suponiendo la venta de toda
la cosecha al repetido promedio de
$4,000. w., ,... -...
De mas de 10000 toneladas de azl-
car hubo 18 Centrales; de m6nos de
5000 toneladas IS, de mas de $4,000,
5 y de mas de 10000 y de menos
de 1000, A.
Los n1meros datos de tonelaje
en- la production son del expresado
informe estadistica, los calculos son
nuestros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
CONSULADO DE ESPANA EN-
PUERTO RICO

Sc interesa saber ell paraderO de los
hijos de Don Donate Diaz Fernandez,
naturales de OviedO, sObrinos del di-
funtO jefe de CorreOs y TelegrafOs
de esta, Don Antonio Diaz Fernandez.
San Juan, P. R., Septiembre 1920.
Ell Consul de Espana,
Advt. ANTONIO L. SERRANO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-03
ESudiaDo0 una
EStadlSiCa.
Las zafras de Puerto Rico.

Ell senior j. Ruiz Soler ha enviado
un ejemplar de la Establishes de la
production azucarera de la Isla desde
Ell 1917 al 1920.
Els un buen trabajo que sirve de
mucho para los que estudien ell pro-
greso de esta production.
As Centrales han producido en- Ell
1919-20, Ia suma de 485,887 tonela-
das de az1car, por 406,133 en- Ell aio
1918-19, y 463,633 en- ell 17-18.
ST Sc pudiera obtener un promedio
de $14.00 quintal para toda la pro-
duccion del Iltimo afio, ascenderia ell
total $136,O48, 10000.
Queda a1n mucha azdcar en- la Is
la, Sc calculan en- $4,000 toneladas,
y los precios actuales no puede ha-
cerse aquel calculo en- tanto no Sc ven-
da todo ell sobrante.
Con ell expresado promedio tres
Centrales, Guanica, Aguirre Y Fajar-
do, hubieran obtenido la siguiente
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-20
Traffic Conditions in the Sky VIII
Make Cold Winter.

To THE New YORK HERALD: The com
ing winter season will extend from No
vember 7 to April %. It will consist OF
many cool, cold and extremely cold
spells of weather scattered between
warm and very warm spells
December will be bad. but the worst
weather will be found in certain severe
spells Of sleet, rain, snow and bitter cold
weather in parts Of January FEBRUARY
and March and ending in unusually cold
spells in April But ii will pave the
way for fine agricultural season in
the spring. summer and fall OF 1921.
What is the process Of this weather
making and how will the long, cold
winter be made? II we get up one OF
these wintry mornings before day and
don't mind standing and shivering few
minutes in the cold we can see just
above the dawn the big yellow planet
Saturn. and just above it or west OF
it the bright and largest planet, Jupiter.
Just west Of Jupiter is the invisible giant
planet Neptune.
In the race Of planets around the sun
the earth is moving in great circle up
l'A'f'
tween the sun and those three giant
planets The earth will force or repel
the sun and that bunch of planets a
little further apart; but in doing so the
earth Will be crowded out Of its normal
path and will be forced to move outward
little from the sun.
The winter would end in March If Il
We're not for the bright planet Venus,
which we can see in the evening just
above the sunset. coming this way
around the curve. at about twenty miles
a second. From February Venus will
force or repel the earth outward a little
from the sun until April %. when II will
pass between the earth and sun. which
will end the winter season.
D. \. " GROVER.
KANSAS CITY, No. November 16.
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by the State to the municipality must
be exercised in the public interest
"Of course the State makes rules
10 govern the conduct Of that husi-
ness. and in our scheme of govern
ment the function OF the State is to
see that the business is conducted on
the level--that the great principle Of
equality OF opportunity is maintained.
which does not mean equality of re-
wards but only rewards common
surate with deserts. And l think that
some of the discomfort and unrest or
at least some Of the causes thereof.
would be removed by a closer atten-
ton of the public officials to the bust
ness Of government and a more hon
est and faithful ana economical and
efficient administration of the public
business rather than the attempt to
govern private business"
When they hear and read such
words from the next Governor of this
State. the voters who elected him can
indeed congratulate themselves on the
promise which is in the future of New
iork because their ballots were sue
'essfu.
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Get All the Truth About the
Building Trade Scandal.

What SAM CNTFRMYER and the
Lockwood committee are doing to the
corruptionlsts in the building trades
and TO their tools and dupes is eX-
actly what the Legislature ordered,
and what the people who elected the
legislators wanted. Mr.. UNTERMYER
and the committee have promptly and
fearlessly uncovered crooks and their
conscious or unconscious tools wher-
ever they have been found.
If there we're politicians who, when
the Lockwood committee began its
sessions. thought official place and
mower would save them from expos
ure rs creatures or victims of cor
rupt labor leaders or corrupt employ
ers in the building trades, they have
by this time learned otherwise from
SAM UNTERNiYER.
If there were corrupt labor leaders
who thought. when the Lockwood COM
mittee went TO work. that association
with powerful politicians and rich en-
poyers in the building trades would
prevent them from being shown up,
SAM UNTERMYER has shown them they
were mistaken.
If there were corrupt employers of
labor in the building trades who,
when the Lockwood committee began
opera tons, comforted themselves with
the belief that corrupt labor leaders
ana stupid or corrupt politicians
might he disclosed as responsible for
rascality they knew Of but that they
were personally safe from trouble,
they have been taught the truth by
SAM UNTERNfYER.
The Lockwood committee and its
eminent counsel have not shown the
slightest hesitation in seeking he
truth whenever II was to be found.
The power of corrupt labor leaders,
the power Of stupid or corrupt poll
ticians, the power of careless or cor
rupt employers Of labor; not all the
power of all Of them has diverted
or held up the examination.
This is as it should be. Respon-
sibility for the rotten mess in the
building trades must be fixed where
il belongs Condemnation and pun
ishment must be distributed where
they are deserved. 1t will not do
to let one fool or tool escape exposure,
or to let one single criminal escape
punishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-20
VIRTUE IN GOOD MANNERS
Far Reaching Effects Promised From
Public School Innovation.

To THE NEW York HERALD: l am de-
lighted TO see that the public school
authorities are about to inaugurate
classes in manners. don't know OF
anything that would have more far
reaching beneficial effect than this
New York as the metropolis, is imi-
tated by the whole country, and when
New York grows polite the whole coun-
try will grow polite. Then, as people
who are polite are naturally caretui
about their persons, slovenlness VIII
disappear This in turn will strike
blow at Bolshevism, which undoubtedly
thrives on dirt and bad manners. Alto
gether the school authorities are to be
heartily congratulated.
Teachers should not fail to impress
this above all upon pupils, that any BODY
who thinks that by being rude or inso-
lent he is thereby showing his indepeh-
dence and equality is egregiously ms
taken. lie is showing. on the contrary
that ne Is unfit to associate with clti-
zens in free republic. SThlNrs'
NEW YORK. November ~.
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would become, in effect, Chinese
wall against competitive trade and
commerce from without. The public
would pay the fiddler doubly in being
put at the mercy of the local protiteer
virtually established in monopoly
power by the discriminatory rates
on the one side where competitive
goods could not get in from without,
and on the other side in having 10
pay an inordinate tax on the goods
that did come in where the local mar
kets could not provide the supply.
What preposterous attempt OF
State commission authority to over
ride the national authority shows
is that there should be constitutional
amendment putting all State control
of national carriers out of business.
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TURKEYS NOW COMING
IN FOR THANKSGIVING
Retail Price Expected to Be
so to SIS Cents q Pound.

The first shipment of turkeys for
Thanksgiving arrived yesterday, but no
regular market VIII be established be-
fore Monday or Tuesday The present
price, wholesale is 81 cents pound for
Texas turkeys and 81 cents for other
Western varieties. The retail price will
be CO to 65 cents. about the same as last
year
The Department OF Markets issued
substitute Thank sgiving menu yester-
day In which ham occupies the place OF
honor. BY substituting eight pounds OF
fresh ham for twelve pounds of turkey
a family Of six can feast for $i0l, ac-
cordng to figures submitted by Mrs
Louis II. Welzmiller. assistant commits
sioncr.
Mrs Welzmiller's menu follows Fruit
cocktail. Is cents: tomato bisque soup.
q cents; ham. potatoes turnips, apple
sauce, celery, almonds, $3.50; pumpkin
pie, % cents coffee, 10 cents total. 1901.
IL the family insists on turkey and
cranberry sauce instead Of ham and
apple sauce the total cost will be sS75.
Chicken was plentiful and reasonable
in the market yesterday and retailed ut
about 80 cents y pound There arc 81,
400 600 pounds Of poultry in storage here
an increase OF 80 per cent. over year
ago. Some retail dealers said unless
they can buy turkey In the wholesale
market cheap enough To retail at 80
cents they will buy only on direct orders
from their customers.
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shall the Curb Go Indoors:

Almost everybody would he sorry
TO see the Curb market disappear into
the great indoors. That Broad street
tumult is one of the typical sights
of an energetic, nervous and hard
ened metropolis. The big exchange
may leave n Western sightseer cold,
but the Curb fascinates him.
The Curb bids fair TO leave an i'm
press on the physique Of posterity.
Here you have men who brave the
suns of July and the billiards. Of
January. They work their eyes, their
arms, their fingers anF their legs
with an energy magnificent. They
are supermen in body. They are
swift Of mind. They are broad of
vision. They will sell anything and
buy almost anything. Their minds
are as wide rs Broad street. They
set aside mere custom in order to
establish tradition.
Now lot Of the Curb brokers are
going to creep under n roof. They
will sit on chairs and lose the power
Of wigwagging But unless the police
prevent it there will be n new crop Of
hardy men. who will buy and sell
stocks with no roof above them except
the sometimes cherries canopy OF
heaven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-20
ART EXHIBITIONS.

National Arts Club. 11e East Nineteenth
street. Books and book plates.
Keppe's. East Thirty ninth street. spec
clsl exhibition Of engravings by old masters.
Macbeth Gallery. $50 Fifth avenue. Paint
ings by T.: w. Benson and w. L. Mctcalf,s
second street. Paintings and recent additions
60 the print collection.
De zayas Gallery. $40 Fifth avenue. Paint
Montross Gallery. $50 rTf,h avenue. works
Of Vincent Van Gogh and ctchings py living
Americans. Admission fee.
bnoedler's. go Fifth avenue. Wood IN
cravings by Auguste Leperc ---
Alderman Galleries, 10 East Forty -sixth
street. Sporting pictures.
Schwartz Galleries, II East Forty 49, IA
soclete Anonyino 10 East Forty-scvsn.h
street. Modern paintings.
street. Modern American paintings
Museum OF French Art. bOa FIN avenue.
Contemporary French paintings
Ferereil Galleries, COZ Fifth avenue Paint
ings by George inness, Jr.
Kennedy Gallery. 613 Fifth avenue Eteh-
lnEs by Louis orr.
Ainsiee Gallery; e15 Fifth avenue. Paint.
ings by George lnness Wyan' ana Nn-li-,
Portraits by Miss r. II. Rockwell.
Gimpel & Wildenstein, Gi7 Fifth avenue.
Annual exhibition % the New Society q
Enrich Gallery. 7o7 Fif,h avenue. pecora.
tive paintings Of the eighteenth centur,
Harlow Galleries. nc Firth avenue i.it,-
graphs.
purand- Ruel Gallery. ~ East Fifty-se,eut,
street. Modern French paintings
Folsom Galleries. i0l West Fifty sey..-.
street. American paintings.
Mussmnn Gallery, 10 Wpst Ftftv. s,,,...,.,l,
street. California landscapes.
Hanfstacngl Galleries. 1852 West F.r..
seventh street. BfchlnRa.
Historical Society. i7O Central PART Va,
Paintings by old masters.
Museum Of Natural History. soven,,
seventh street and Central Park West pc,
maneut collections