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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

La Ley de Bancos. Sc esta tratan-
do en- comisi6n la Ley de Bancos y va
esta impresa la que presento en- la
Camara el Speaker" senior Coll Gu
chy..
Ell asunto de .Sanidad. Esta en-
impression la respuesta del Senado al
Gobernador y al Director de Sanidad,
respecto de mayor atribuciones e in
tervenci6n en- ell problema de comba-
tir el brote bubonico, y Sc autoriza al
Comisionado para adoptar las medi-
das que estime convenientes. Ell Sc
nador Susoni, cambiando impresiones
con el que informa, Sc mostr6 parti-
dario de conceder ahora toda clase de
facilidades al Departmental, en- tan
to Sc este en- la situacion actual. Els
partidario de que la Sanidad conti-
nue. despues que pase la epidemic en-
manos de los Municipios, en- 10 que
estatuye la actual Ley Municipal.
Ell doctor Barbosa dice-no en- la
sesion-que 81 la mayoria suscribe
una carta diciendole al Juez Towner
que el no tiene que intervenir en- los
rumbos de la politica de los Partidos
del pals, ell firma y envia una carta en-
ese sentido. Sc bromea en- los pasi-
Hos, Sc dice que al Senador .Iglesias
no lie enviaron carta por hallarse en-
Washington; pero que Sc la leyeron.
iY respecto del Estado no ha dicho
NADIA ell Professor del Comite de Asun-
tos Insulares?
-El DR.. Miller por el Senado, de
conferencia con Ell Senador Lcdo. Mar
tinez Davila. Proyectos de Instruc-
cion Pdblica los que ha dado espe-
cial atenci6n Ell Senador de Guayama.
Ell. 'sbill" de inquilinato progresa
Y Sc reciben numerosas peticiones en-
contra. De una de- Santurce tomamos
un parrafo que dice que el Senado de
Puerto Rico, brillante ORGANISING ''que
va quisieran para ST algunas Republi-
cas- de Sur America. 49,, no exacta-
mente la fraseologia, pero ese Ell SEN
lido Y respetuosamente argiiimos que
par hacerle justicia nuestra Legis-
latura, no hay que tratar de echar
cargos que son injustos innecesarios'
LA Ley del Tabaco Sc sigue estu-
diando Y seguramente volvera prontc
debate porque, no importa las re-
servas mentales que puede haber en-
algunos, parece que el proposito dc
la mayoria es llevarla adelante.
-EI Senador Iriarte es partidaric
de que el asunto que entiende entra-
ma la carta del DR.. Ruiz-Soler, Sc re-
/ fiera al Comite de Gobierno Local pa
ra estudiar detenidamente Ia reforms
que supone contienen las manifesto.
clones del Director de Sanidad, pues
mantiene que la Sanidad local debe
eontinuar en- la administration de Jos
Municipios.
LA carta del DIR. Ruiz soler de-
cia asi:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

Los agrcSOreS cStaban
cmbOScadOS en- Siiios.
cStral6gicos.
dDe nuea,O sersicio especially


MADRID MARIO ll.-El automoyl
agredido prcscnia veintieUatro perfo-
raciones dc proycstil. Hay ha "a Ia
fecha cincuenta detenidos, entire clos
dos periodistas nombrados Bscci y
Nunez Arenas.
MADRID, mario li.-El Circulo
aristocratico ''Nuevo. Club ha ofre-
cido una prima de 100000 pesetas al
que denuneie 0 presente evidencias fe-
hacientes que guien a las Autorida-
des al SECURE arresto de los asesinos
del senior Dato.
MADRID, mario ll.-Son distin-
tas y contradictorias las versiones
que corren acerca del ndmero de los
asesinos que tomaron parte 'er la des-
tructora obra, del numero de dispa-
ros hechos, del numero y naturaleza
de las heridas recibidas por el insig-
ne Estadista, victima de esta tragedia
sin precedentes en- la historic de los
crimenes cometidos por los sindica-
listas en- estos iltimos tiempos. La
opinion mas autorizada en-. este asun-
to en- cuanto los autores materiales
del asesinato es la de que estos es-
taban respaldados por otros ocho
diez individuos de malos antecedentes,
unos a pie, otros en- motocicletas, que
protegian a los agresores, quienes sc
hallaban emboscados en- sitios estra-
tegicos del lugar del crimen, contri-
buyendo todos despues a crear la con-
siguiente confusion, fin de que la
huida de los criminales Sc realizara
de manera facil y rapida.
MADRID, mario lila inconso-
liable familia del insigne Dato se>ne-
go desde ell primer instante acce-
der que el cadaver del gran Estadis-
ia fuera puesto en- Capilla Ardiente
en- ell Congreso. Los funerales reves-
tiran una imponente solemnidad y es
muy SECURE que a el asista el Rey
en- persona, todo ell Cuerpo Consular
Y Diplomatico extranjero y las fgu-
ras mas sobresalientes de la politica
de la Nacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

llemas yixae e. a establishments - MA
DE D0RINQuEN" OEsralsza eseaina = CraaD
un gran r6lsls cue aics:
GRAN REAIAZACON DE
MERcANClAs."
-T0DAS LAS EXISrENCaAS A
PREclOS BARATISlM0S~
NO son ANUN10S"
Ia verdad es cue los muchachos de IA ulJA
DE BORiNQuEN" han lenido una gran idea. y
esian todos muy dispuesios demosirarle nj
pdblicO. que ellas NO ANt'NCIAN.
pero praciiean 10 que dicen.
Recomendamos al pdblicO eSia oportundad
tan veniaj0sa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

una gracia especialfsima, de esa que
solo es peculiar on los libretos de zar-
zNela.
FL Teatro america ha diyidido por
tandas la representation. cada ma de
elias con una obrita Y una .pelicula de
las mas escosidas, No Ohstantc. el pre-
clio designado solo es de so ccntavos
Mneta.
No hay duda que In 2arzuela lleva-
ri unep1blico immense al America, POI
ser uno de los espectaculos mas atra-
yentes de nuestro pdblico, que tanto
gusta del gracejo Y del cquivoea bien
traf6O Y mejor dicho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
NUEvO AGENTE
En- San Pedro de MacOris.

Nos completeness en- avisar a nues-
tros relacionados de San Pedro de
MacOris, Santo Domingo, que desde
esta fecha hemos nombrado Agente
de Ell IMPARCIAL, en- aquella ciu-
dad, al senor Domingo Mimosa, quien
Sc entendera en- 10 sucesivo, con 'todo
10 concerniente al expendio y. cobro
de nuestra citada publication.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
i. .ToNo coz Ell sENIIMIENTo DE
ESPANA

I'll .'Real san Juan Football Club,
asociandose Al dtlslo general quo en-
harg:l Ia naci6n cspaiiola en- estos
luctuosos dfas, ,eord0 transferir al
dfa 20, Ell FESTIVAL deportivo banque-
te, que para el pr6ximo domingo tenfa
anllnciado.
I'll programa de dicho festival, no ha
sido alterado, mas que en- 10 que la
fecha de su celebraci6n Sc refiere.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
SIGEE Ell IEICIO-

Aun continda vi6ndose en- la Corte
Federal ell juicio de La ORA. Caul.. con-
ira la Porto Rico Fruit Exchange. Sc
cree que el juicio terminara de verse
hoy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
RafaeIG A. de Marin.

A sabiendas de que la gentilfsima
DANA rehuye la publicidad, nosotros
hemos de pedirle perdon por la publi-
caci6n de esta bella carta en- 10 que
triunfan sentimientos tan altos. Con
clio haremos un bien la infortunada
anciana para Ia que son estos donati-
vos. Porque serd como. un recordato-
rio de tanto dolor Y de tanta misc
ria, dirigido a las almas compasivas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
Para aliviar un gran
infOrtuniO

Miramar, 0 de mario de 1921.
Sr. Jose Perez Losada,
San Juan.
Distinguido Sr. Y amigo:
He lefdo en- "El Imparcial" la no.
BILE iniciativa que I'd. sc ha timado
para sOcorrer la desvalida Sra. JO-
sefa Dfaz, digna de mejor suerte; Y
para ayudar a clio lie remito la Pc
que1a suma Gle $500, rogandole que
tenga la bondad de enviarselo, pues
ignore .su direction.
Estoy segura de que serdn muchas
las personals que socorreran a dicha
Sra. que tiene La desgracfa de sufrir,
a su edad, Ia pena de verse sin no
gar.
Agradecida a su bondad de moles-
tarse por este encargo, quedo de I'd,
Alta. SIS. y amiga,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
NEW CENTURY CLUB
CURRENT EVENTS

The Christmas spirit permeated the
current events class this morning at the
New Century Club Many of the mem
bers were busily sewing on Christmas
gifts rs they listened to the varied pro-
gram. Mrs. Adair led the members in
singing Christmas carols during the
meeting.
Miss Grace Baird told a very pretty
little story about the visit of the Wise
Men to the Christ Child, after which
Miss Alice l.. Roop gave talk on THE
Literary Side Of Newspaper Work rs
Illustrated by the Columnists," " conclud-
ing with reading Christopher Morley 5
"Old Thoughts for Christmas" Miss
Mabel Talley read an original Christmas
story which reclted how Isaiah received
the gift of prophecy. Mrs. Julian Adair
sang "The Gift, " with Mrs. Clarence "
Dickey as accompanist and then she
and Mrs. Dickey sang the old carol
/ "The First Noel"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Busy Week at Women's College
by Elsie L.onoro wooieyhsn

Turtle Dove viii be prevented IN the
Hilariurn Immediately after dinner.
The play will DO given in real Chinsss
costumes loaned b. Dorothy Wong.
The play tells how the turtle dove hap
pened 70 be on the willow plate. rhis
Is tho first actual play that has been
presented by the Dramatic Club this
year.
The Christmas number Of the "Eius
Kettle comes out this evening. Tbs
staff Will welcome suggestions as 30
it's Improvement in succeeding issues.
In connection with tho physics
course at tho women's College. isc-
ture on "Vltanlnes" wns given -
Professor Tarr yesterday afternoon is
the chapel room al 4.s0 y. m. Pro-
fessor Tarr, who has done roscsr,s
work for the du POht Co. is an in'sr-
esting speaker and presented his spi-
! ject IN n most delightful manner.
This was the first Of series -
physics course lectures.
Tho Z. ". Q. A. servioo on Sunday
evening vas very Informal. The stu-
dents brought cushions % the H'l.r-
iur, where they gathered in groups
on the floor while Helen Groves II
told the beautiful Christmas s.ory ~
Van Dyke. other Wise Men"
Tho students feel greatly INDEBTED
10 Mrs John y. Holland ~ Ni>r~A
for some recent gifts 20 the colleges
she has p;.sented a copy Of the ~Isfs
Of Lofand With Selections from u,u
Works" 10 tho library Lor-nd d
spoken of as tho Milford hard 10.
edition has been limited 20 500 copies,
CONTINUED on prgsg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

Newark, Dec. 2t.--what o. busy
week this has been at the Women's
collegei Tho students have under
gone written quizzos in practically
every subject Moreover, there have
been many parties before everyone
leaves college on Friday At l1.50 q. m.
for tho Christmas recess. Glasses via
be resumed on Tuesday, January 2.
at / O'Clock.
This evening. the Seniors viii be
delightfully."- entertained by their sis
ter classmates. the Sophomores. The
party will be given in the filarium az
$50 o'clock.
Tho students were glad 70 welcome
midst this past weekend. Elizabeth.
who will return 20 tho Women's COL
lego in June. 1922. IN order t. he
graduated with her class, Is now
teaching history and French in the
Dover high school. Louise Philips.
+ 90, entertained at o spread" in her
honor on Friday evening, and on sun
/ day at noon, Josephine Burnett, %.
was hostess. The members Of tho
"Sussex family" were all present at
! each party, and had an enjoyable time
talking over the happenings of the
days when Miss Taylor was student
head Of Sussex hall.
While tho Seniors. Juniors and
Sophomores we're enjoying themselves
at the annual Junior Promenade
which was held in the Hnarium or
Saturday evening. the Freshmen wer,
having n delightful time IN the com.
mon room Of Sussex hall. Men hat
been invited for tho occasion and th'
yictrola furnished music for dancing
Tho Freshmen have been given per
mission "a have n formal dance O
their own in the near future. and tho
are limiting tnat Il viii be just a.
nice as any Junior Prom that wa
ever held
This evening a clever dramatiza
ton OF Count Leo Tolstoy's "Wher
Love 1s. There God Is Also" VIII b
given as n "plaything" in tho dinin
room by some members Of the frs
year class In teacher training. Tn
committee in charge comprises Mar
tciseubrey, Elizabeth Station and Mau
Webster. Elizabeth station will tax
tho part Of Martin. the shoemake
Delma Danks win represent the app
woman. Tfilda Histings will 10 Nh
little boy. Maud Webster will be N
bcegar woman; Mary Eisenbrey rel
Ircsents Stepanuitcb. the old soldiel
Jennie Hudson. the pilgrim; ar
Marian Scarborough. a customer.
The Christmas banquet will he Civ,
/" at tho Women's College tomorro
- evening. The after,dInner speech'
win be made by representatives fro
the various college organizations.
Margaret Scott Oliver's play. IT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
CLASS OF
WEST CHURCH

The Women's Class of West Presby-
terian Church held meeting Monday
evening. After the business was trans
acted, an informal entertainment con-
sisting mainly of vocal and instrumental
solos, was gwen by the members. Mrs.
David OFT was in charge of the enter
tainment and Mrs. Ernest Cantwell IN
charge of the social hour.
Miss kemon, the pastors assistant
played Santa Claus, and presented the
teacher of the class, Mrs. L. Franklin
Smiley, with an ivory set, and the presi-
dent, Mrs. Philip McRae, with q
Wallace Nutting picture. Refreshments
were served and every one was pre-
sented with stocking filled with candy
for a souvenir. Between fifty and sixty
persons were present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Christ mas nj Grace Epworth League

The Lpworth League OF Grace NJ. Z.
Church is planning a very impressive
candle light service on Sunday evening.
There viii be Christmas carols and Mrs.
Lulu Plumley Bcthards will give read
ing, "The Other Wise Man." by Van
Dyke.
This League will provide twelve. or
fifteen poor families with Christmas
baskets and make the children happy
with filled stockings. Friday afternoon
the Epworth League will give filed
stockings TO the children Of the foreign
kindergarten at Asbury Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Dance and Card Party.

Elaborate plans are beng made 10y
tuur, cur Lady Of lourd.s. No. All,
Catholic Daughters OF America, for a
dance and card party which Il contem-
plates huldlns IN the Hotel du pont on
the evening ~ December 20 The card
,mt,v. which n M charge of Mrs ]. A.
-usnvy. VIII hc held IN the du Barry
ROOM. l,vglnning NJ ; O'clock
Mr. Y. A. ltnvnor y general chair
man ~ the committee. IL viii be one
~ ~. most interesting social functions
ina, the court hss yet held Shorter {
orchestra has BEEN engaged for the occa-
SION. Mir, Ellen NulIlgan II chairman
~ the pt,scs which viii be awarded AZ
,h~ card tables The affair will bc iof
she benefit OF the courts building fund.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Delaware WOmen's Clubs
MISS vICTORINE Du PONT.

tribution among the families Of unem-
ployed. A delightful musical program
had been arranged by Mrs. H. &.
Williams, chairman Of music. and was
rs follows: Vocal solos, Mrs. Detwiler,
II. G. Williams; piano selection, Mrs.
Emmet Hitch; piano duet, Miss Keith,
Miss Lasour; recitation, Mrs. Philip
Guerke; violin solo, Douglas Allison,
accompanied by Mrs. Allison; quartet,
Mrs. Detwiler, Mrs. +. r. Manchester,
Mrs. j. A. Byram, Mrs. II. G.. Williams;
Christmas carol, club; piano duet, Mrs
A. X. Hitch, Mrs. A. II. Mcdaniel;
Christmas story, Mrs. +. G. Blake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

Mrs. Esther Waterman is chairman for
the afternoon.
Miss Florence Marley of the Business
and Professional Women's Club will
speak on Education DIR. Baroway,
Rabbi Of the Temple Of Truth will speak
on What Is the 1'almud?" Mrs Julivs
Yalisove will read President Harding
proclamation and Mrs. Harry Topkis
will give national current events. Mrs
Henry Savage will read The Story Of
/ Chanmukka' Mrs. Charles Topkis
and Miss Sybil Brand will give piano
! solos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
HAMMER CIuB DANCE.

The Hammer Club vii give It's an
nual dnnce this year ON Tuesday,
December %, ~ Gilbert studio. The
dhnrinr viii last from nine 10 one and
refreshments will hc served The dance
PROMISES io bc mos, delightful as IL viii
serve ne a reunion for friends separated
during most of the year
The Hammer Club was organized IN
1910 hy group OF girls IN the February
section oi The 1910 class Of the Whining
ion High school. Each year they give a
lnnpp which " attended by high school
graduates, particularly members OF the
~ class The members of the club are
lIclen Warren smith, Anna :. White
Miriam Cameron, Eleanor }. Stuart
and Ruth flcming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
DELAWARE CITY CENTURY CLUB

Delaware City, Dec. 20-At the
meeting Of the Delaware City Century
Club Friday afternoon, Mrs. II. ID.
Boyer, State president Of the Federation
of Women's Clubs, gave an interesting
talk on clubs and club work. The key
note of Mrs. Boyer's talk was service
She urged the clubs to cooperate with
the different departments Of the State
Federation. After the club meeting tea
Continued ON page S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
KINDNESS APPRECIATED.

In-behalf of the Washington Heights
Century Club Mrs. J. A. Wickersham
thanks the merchants who made gen.
erous donations for the Christmas party
Saturday. The main contributors were
Kennard Pyle CO., Metropolitan,
Crosby & Hill Co, r. L. Steele, Wool
worth, II. Topkis & Sons, Smith-Zol-
linger Co, Lippincott & Co, Delaware
Notion House.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Dance for Charity.

A special dance will be held at Youngs
Studio, 2420 Market street, this even
ing. Proceeds of the affair will go to the
Emergency Relief Fund of which Mayor
Harvey is chairman. The dancing will
start at s.45 with Hallowell's orchestra
TO furnish music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Tea st Hish school.

NI,.s irnnccs Riloy, a. domestic
.c..ncc teacher at the High school, and
a group OF glrls IN one of her classes will
s,,r ten tomorrow afternoon beginning
Al three o'clock. The tea will be held
IA thc dln.nvtoom OF the domestic
ac,cnce department aud tho girls parents
aud teachers have been invited.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Crescent Club Dance Success

The first annual dance of the Crescent
Club, held in Pythian Castle lasp night,
was a success. More than $50 couples
were in attendance. Catharine Null
hern and Clarence l.. Wright won a prize
ia spot dance, and Mrs. Ruby Chal-
mcrs won the door prize. Joe Dale and
has melody boys furnished the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
GARDEN CENTURY CLUB.

The regular meeting-o Of the Garden
Century Club was held Friday evening
at the home Of Mrs. A. r. Hitch, 2l27
Giles street Gifts of clothing and toys
were received from the members for dis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Girls Co-operatiye League Party.

A Christmas party for the members
Of the Girls Cooperative League will be
held in 4 and 3 parlors of the Hotel du
Pont on the afternoon Of December 26,
from TO q. There will be games, for
which prizes are given and refreshments
will lie served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

Tuesday, December 81, at p. m,
the Council of Jewish Women will hold a
current events class, at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Topkis, 1904 Boulevard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
Wasn't nj ton Heights Association.

The Washington Heights Association
all mee' thus evening st 730 at the
Washington Hc,ghis Club HOUSE. As
'h,s ~ the last meeting TO arrange Tor the
Christmas tree, al who arc Interested
s,u urged w bs present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

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Cnntlnued nn page S.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

Miss Elinor Vandegritt will have as
her guests this week Miss Rose Ulmsn,
Of baltimore. and Miss Walburga
Reilly, of Philadelphia. Miss Reilly
will make her debut at a ball at the
Bcllevuc-Stratford Hotel this evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

Nine year old Carl Lynch, of 29l
Water street, is the proud possessor
of a letter from Mrs. Warren G.
Harding, wife of the President, re-
ceived this morning. The circum-
stances surrounding the receipt of
the communication are as follows:
When the Presidents party passed
through the city two weeks ago Carl
was one of the participants in the
parade of Junior Chautauqua chill
dren greeting the party in front of
the Packer House. Carl became en-
gagged in conversation with Mrs. Har-
ding and thought so we'll of her that
he wanted to present her with gift.
He wanted to give her the flag he
carried but thought it would not be
Just the thing to present the wife OF
the President with flag belonging
to School /, so he bought flag and
gave it to Mrs. Harding.
The presidents wife seemed very
much pleased and touched with the
gift and calling her secretary, took
Carts name and address, promising
to acknowledge the gift upon her
return to the White House at Wash
ington.
Ever since that event Carl has
been impatiently waiting for the mis-
sive from the first lady of the land"
and his desire was fulfilled this
morning when the envelope bearing
the seal of the White House arrived.
Ever since the taking of his name
and address Carl has made his moth
er promise frequently that she would
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
PLEADS
NOT GUILTY
"uH
,S&' Ho1 oo1AI
Says Not Guilty to Charge
Made in Case Involving
Crossing Accident Suit

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. %
Albert P. Roe, the New York attor-
ney indicted by the grand jury for
soliciting in connection with suits
for damages against the Central
Railroad following the grade cross
ing accident at Perth Amboy on
June Is, appeared before the court
today and entered q plea of not
guilty. 1t is charged that the lawyer
entered into an agreement with
Katherine Donegan, of Perth Am
boy, tho widow of one of the de-
ceased f1remen whereby he was to
start suit for damages and re-
ceive compensation at the rate of
one-third Of the proceeds, although
said not to be a member Of the New
Jersey Bar.
Bail fixed at $1,000 was furnished
by Roe, who reserved the right of
filing a motion to quash the indict-
ment against him, and to question
the jurisdiction of the county court
in the matter. Roe maintains that
he is a member of the United States
District Court of New Jersey and is
entitled to practice here.
Assistant Prosecutor John Toolan
said notice of motion to quash
had been received by him and that
a hearing had been arranged for
next Friday.