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wait, We hope. All wish for happiness
beyond this life. All hope to meet
again the loved and lost. The rag of
wretchedness and the purple robe of
power are both lost in the democracy
of DEATH" Character survives; Good
ness lives. Had he lived in mediaval
times, he would have been a knight
during the Norman conquest, a
Chevalier; in the reign of Edward
the Third Member of the Court of
Chivalry, but as he lived and died in
America where no patents of nobility
exist, 1 would fain write upon his
grave-stone in the old Palmetto State
his birth State-where his body
now rests-which he believed with all
the intensity of his nature to be the
best state in the Union-his name,
followed by word that conjures up
all that is good and true and noble
in man, SO as to make the inscription
read Sacred to the memory of Will
liam L. Wilkins. Gentleman.
r. w. McF.
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Most of the Irish Republican Army,

Most of the Irish Republican Army.
he added, would say what is good
enough for Mick Collins is good
enough for me-" Il have more respect
for Mick Collins and Arthur Griffith"
said McCortan, "tEan / have for these
quibblers here"-and he pointed to
de Valera and his friends.
1T was not in London that the re-
public was betrayed, but here in the
DAHL" he said. I'VE went to the con-
ference with our eyes open, and there
t is nothing but a quibble between the
two elemelts in the cabinet. 1t will
take five years of fighting for the l. r.
"A. to get back to their position of a
few months ago."
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SUMMARY.

New York, Dec. 22.-Stated after
close of stock market no sustained
movement can be expected in market
especially to higher levels uutil May
matters now under consideration anG
discussion such as German repara
tions, stabilization of continental
money etc, are settled.
Railroad situation must also be
cleared up according to important
speculative interests SO that a con-
dition would be created permitting \
general reduction in freight rates
Average Is rails Wednesday .62.45
compared with 59.4 last year. Aver
age Is industrials was 1926 against
1862 last year.
Loadings of revenue freight were
l742,926 cars on American railroads
during week ended December 10
against 747,454 in previous week.
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the lines of the play-if one dare
call a musical comedy a play-were
stock stuff. dull with use and stale
with commonplace. The plot, as
dealt with was cheap melodrama and
was only saved from being drab by
the excellent handling of the few ac-
tors mentioned. 1t is puzzle to
the public how the purveyors of mu-
sical comedies spend their time and
money on the songs and dances and
stage effects and ignore the lines.
However ,one Of the dealers in mu-
sical comedies once answered such a
question by saying that the public
does not give hang about the lines
that it wants the action, the jokes
the songs and a young and pretty
chorus. This man appears to be
right in his estimate SO after all the
puzzle is that SO many of the theater
goers like Prince Ha" crave a pot of
small beer and more than real stuff
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SUPERIOR COURT

COURT
CASES YESTERDAY.
The following cases were disposed
of in the Superior Court yesterday.
Jas. A. Hardy and Annie Bell Car
roll for & a. Recognized in $4,000
bond to appear at court and show
good behavior.
Will Mcdowell house breaking and
Ierceny-to the roads four years.
E. A. Steel for forgery and carrying
concealed weapons 2 IL years on
the roads.
Jacky Ann Rick who killed Charlie
Martin without any apparent cause.
Martin has been working on her farm
for thirty years. She was inclined to
be fussy and quarreled with Martin
for no apparent cause. There seems
to have been no reason for the kill
ing. She fused with him a number
of times and threatened to kill him,
and Martin left home about three
weeks ago on account of her threats
and shooting at him.
Jim Gale and Stephen Perry for
arceny and receiving. Perry was sent
to roads for twelve months. Case con-
tinued as to Gale.
Charlei Harriss negro assault
with intent not guilty. Herbert Kicks
robbing-three months.
Guilford Williams larceny and re-
ceiving-nol pros.
Ernest Bullock violating liquor law
and running pressing club-not gull
ty.
Sadie Davis prostitution-nol pros
with leave.
Abner Gorham, years for break
ng seals on cars.
Herman Wilson robbing-not gull.
Larry Fillmore larceny and re-
ceiving-six months.
Joe Gaffney for murder of Blanche
,Williams--twelve months, to be hired
out to pay costs.
Frank Hobbs six months for carry.
ng concealed weapons.
! Frank Hobbs and VIM. Pridgen fo1
njuring school property were found
mot guilty.
| Viola Jennings 4 months for help.
ing persons break Jail.
+; Nola Cobb was given decree OF
divorce against Charles H. Cobb.
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wxn 1--WE cannot help wondering at
what age she was first able to spell
her last name) is Margie. And she
is a very good Margie; good to look
at. good to listen to, etc. her
voice was rich in tone and nicely cul-
tiyated. both in a speaking and sing
ing and. her songs. were hits.
Margie would not have been SO IN
teresting but for A. Keene Kidder,
travelling salesman and wise man OF
the world, with a big heart, a sense
of humor and a clear conception or
things worth while. OF course; Kid
der arrives early in the game and on
seeing Margie, little work girl In the
Rather Hotel, divines the lady ana
feels the throb that starts the ball
to rolling towards wedding bells and
all that sort of thing. Kidder is
Johnny on the Spot to foil the vii
lians and pull of the hero stun.
Elmer Coudy. handles the part OF
Kidder just as well as one would
want to see it handled. Mr.. Coudy
has attained celebrity in the north
and now is seeking recognition in
the south. We predict he will get
it, He is an able actor and good
singer. The American public faE-
ors tall slim heroes and Coudy was
all that. Furthermore he has a
deep voice trained to clear enuncfa-
ton. These things together with an
easy and attractive stage presence
and a strong personality make him
easily a winner.
There was the usual black faced
comedian, Reliable Bacon, hotel
porter. Joe B. McGee was the man
under the black and Joe knew MS
business. said business being to fetch
| laughter from the audience.
The audience differed in its ap
/ rreciation OF the other characters o1
j the play, but we can only give oul
: notion about it, and that notion OF
. idea is that we have referred to al
OF those deserving Of especlai men
tica. These others were not 5at
tu; simply medium.
The lighting effects. scenery, cos
tunes and general stage settings
were q bit above the average. The
same can be said Of the songs. bu
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IN MENIORIUM
WILLIAM LOWNDEs WILKINS

Some time during the night of De-
cember 15th-1 9Th, a death angel en-
tered the room of our friend, William
Lowndes Wilkins and he became as
aot. Whether at the hour of black
midnight, or those hours shortly
thereafter when vitality is at it's low
est ebb, or whether his spirit went
out after the great orb of day had
kissed the earth with it's light and
warmth, we do-not, nor will we ever
now. But, we believe that at what
,ver hour he departed there was car
led with him one not afraid to walk
through the dark valleys and shad-
,ws, for in life Wilkins did-not know
-e meaning Of the word, fear. Brave
iGcere and honest the strength OF
ranite and rock in his character
nth a heart as tender as a little
.hild's. A product of the Old South
nd brave men; it's code duello an(
IS many fond traditions, all of which
Notwithstanding his extensive travel
ing, followed him through life, lik,
he memory of the beautiful notes o
he song bird after the sweet .singe
had flown. To him, all good womel
were beautiful. either in person O
.ome charm Of manner which place,
II women kind upon pedestal. abov
acre man. He had his faults, but tn
cue nobility of his character SO ia
a.shauows them. that they are for
! .1tten.
---- mystery of ffe and death W
comprehend{ We love, W
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RUI. TO RAISE
BONUS MONEY By
TAXING OF SALES

CONTINUED From Page One.)
esradianvbonus law and embooles
these principal taxation features;
One and ,one-half per cent tax on
-,alas and deliveries by manufacturers
nrodpcers and wholesalers or JOB
bers.
Two and one-half per cent, tax on
the duty paid value OF importatlohs
manufacturers and wholesalers or
jobbers.
Three and one-haif per cent. tax on
sa,es and deliveries by manufacturers
to retailers or consumers.
Four per cent. tax on the duty pald
value of importations by retailers or
consumers.
One-half per cent. tax on the gross
receipts of all land and water trans
portation companies and competing
,ires of any character of locomotlon-
One-haIf per cent. tax on the gross
receipts of all public service utility
companies.
Foodstuffs in their natural state,
initial sales of farm produce by the
farmer of his own production. and
the first products of fisheries. mines
and forests are exempted from the
operation of the law
The option for former service men
with respect to adjusted service pay,
vocational training, farm or home
aid and the like are substantially
those of the amended Fordney bill.
except that quarterly payments are
Increased to $1OO because of the i'm
mediate and additional revenue pro
vided by the proposed sales tax.
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TWO TAKEN TO THE PEN.
Sheriff Howard sent to neg

oHerIN HOWARD sent to negroes to
he pen today, convicted at this term
of court. They are Jake Armstrong
who was sent up for an assault on
believed to be connected with the
murder of watchman Sullivan at the
Farmers Cotton Oil Company.
The other one sent to the peniten-
onvicted last evening of murder and
ent up for one year.
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Dublin, Dec. 20.-"Document 2"
De Valera's alternative treaty,
1oomed like a sceptre over the de-
bate in the Dali Eireann today. The
members stretch out their hands to
touch it, and warning shouts of in
dignation turned them off, The
Presidents counter-proposals have
been discussed for three days in Sc
cret sessions. But the document
must now remain secret until its au-
thor brings it forward again slight
ly amended.
1t is a matter of immense import
ance that Griffith's supporters should
have been tongue-tied on this subject
for it is their contention that the al
tentative to the treaty is not re-
publican policy but something which
does not differ substantially from the
treaty.
I'VE have been under a handicap"
said Griffith this afternoon. His sug-
the treaty were making capital out
of the fact that they appeared to
stand ION the uncompromising rock
of the republic
| The renewal of this dispute arose
out of an impassioned speech by
John Milroy, who declared de Valera
had admitted that the difference be-
tween the two documents was only a
shadow He demanded to know:
''Are we going to take the respon-
|sibility before all humanity and be-
fore all history of sending young
men and women to their death for
what President de Valera says is a
,ehawod?''
| Reads de Valera's Oath.
At this point he began to read out
he terms of de Valera's oath:
I do swear to bear true faith and
Allegiance to the Constitution of Ire
: land and to the treaty of association
sof Ireland with the British Common
;wealth of nations and to recognize
the King of Great Britain as the head
of the associated States.
This drew from de Valera an an
cry protest against unfair treatmen
Of a secret document"
L, Up to this point in the debate there
/, had been a tendency for the out-and
: out Republicans and the rejection
party which favors the ALTERNATIVE,
I compromise treaty to be ranged to
gether, the latter gaining credit 70
n the extremism of the former. Thi
r confusion was rudely brushed aside ii
d a telling speech by DR.. Patrick Nc
e Cartan. He declared himself to be
e Republican pure and simple.
81 am opposed to any King any
: where" b said, but he added: 9Th
republic {, which Mr.. de Valera we
e President dead because it depend
eed on the unity of the Irish people. :
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STOCKS.

New York, Dec. 22.-Shorts re-
newed their aggressive tactics at the
opening of the stock market this
morning and there were losses of a
small fraction to point in the gen.
eral list. Further selling for the long
account was in evidence and the oils,
shippings and metals suffered, Gener-
al Asphalt, Utah Coppers and the
metals lost from half to one and a
half points.
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SALE OF PRINT CLOTHS.

New York. Dec. 22.-Fall River
;.les estimated up last nights close
$4,000 pieces. If sales keep up al
the present rate they will reach 1885,
600 pieces for the week, according
to advices received. Over $4,000
sold on Tuesday alone.
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M1RGEE.

Margie is small name for q small
person who takes n big part in tlie
musical comedy which bears her
name. Margie, OF course, is the
spot light lady of the show--Marsie,
who travels the unusual road from
the poor house to miliioDaire's row
around which travelling the said to
be plot of the comedy is built. In
this company Miss Olivia Mynfan-
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FAILURES EXPECTED INCREASE

New York, Dec. 22.-Failures are
thirty days, but such development
will be regarded in Banking circles as
the wind-up and the general mercan-
title situation will be nearer business
recovery with them behind than now
it is said.
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If THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE
Dayton Bicycle from in front of
the Daily Times Office Tuesday af-
ternoon. will return it to DR.. Rich
ard H. Johnston, Fidelity Build
ing, a reward will be given and no
questions will be asked.
IL 22 2td
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IOR SALE-PRACTICA NEW
Corona Typewriter, price $4,000.
Mclean 1913 S. Pettigrew Street.
% ltd
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1-2-93.26, 1st 1-f-96.6o.
End. 4 1-4-95.76. 3rd. 1-4-97.0o.
ath. I-4-96-6O, Victory 3 3-4--
10O.02, Victory 3-4-1OO.O2.
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COTTON CLOSE

Jan. 1910, Mar. 1906, May 1853
July 1922, Oct. l6.4O.@
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FOR RENT JANUARY 4, 1922, IN
Carolina Office Building, single or
connecting offices on first and sec
ond floor. Light, heat, water fur
nished. See w. DIP. Sharp.
IL 81 tt
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LIVERPOOL CLOSED
Jan. 1886, Mar. 1880, May 1911.
July 1885. Dec. 1899.
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EORENGN EXCHANGE

Sterling 420 Ia, Lire. $50. Marks
IS.
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GRAIN CLOSE

May 1.15 1-3, July 1.04 1-2, Dec.
Ill.
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MARKETS
Continued from Page -
LIVERPOOL OPENED

Jan. 1881, Mar. 1918, May 1863.
July 1858, Dec. 1899.
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FOR SALE-A-1 FRESH MILK
COW. See Junius B. Lee at Tomlin-
son 4 Co. or phone 474-J.
12 20 std 1tw
Evening star., 1921-07-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

MUNICIPAL
AUTO EXCHANGE, ,
USED CAR DISTRIBUTORS,
1928 14TH ct; NV, NORTH 3as,
, wAsHlNGT9N,s exsu oEIGisAL ZIG AUTO
1920 Paige Sport
1920 Auburn touring
1919 Wescott tourning
1919 Olds 3 touring
1918 Willys 7-paxs.
1918 Dodge roadster
1918 Dodge delivery
1913 Saxon "Chummy"
1913 Maxwell touring
1913 Winton "Chummy"
1917 Wescott "Chummy''
1917 Apperson 7-pass.
10l7 REQ touring
1917 Maxwell touring
THE ABOVE RECOND1TlONED CARS.
WITH OTHERS. MANY WITH NEW TOPS.
FAINT AND TIRES. ARE OFFERED AT
THE LOWEST PRICES.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
TERMS OR TRADE. 6*
! Ford Chassis, 1917: 7:.................sl. .sl.5. 90
! Ford Roadster. 1917. .S17h.00
! Ford Touring. 1917. 7..-...............$l5 $3.50. 90
! Ford Truck. worm drive ........ $500. 90
! Ford Light Delivery. 1919. .N75.0O
! Ford Light Delivery. 1918. $3.50. 90
l scripps- Booth. passenger. .$175. 90
I Chevrolet Touring. 1918. .$l75.OO
Saxon Roadster. 1917. 500. 90
Saxon (Sixl Touring. 1918. .$l75. 90
Maxwell Touring. 1918. ............... .$l75.0O
Studeiaker. 1918 Observation-Disclosures $3.50. 90
ReO tSpeedster) Truck. 1918. 500. 90
Terms Cash.
d. C. AUTO EXCHANGE.
13Y Pennn n, III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
NO ES EMPLEADO DE LA CASA
SOBRlNOS DE IZQCIERDO
Teltfono Is y 16, San Juan, r. r.

En- las oiicinas de la detective, nos
han Suministrado en- In mahana de
hoy. la siguicnte nOticia: A Juan Her
ndndeZ, huGspcd del Hotel Victoria, en-
Manatf. lie IObarOn sicte pIntalOncS
de caSimir. tres gabancs, una maleta
de carton, tres camiSaS. dos pares de
zapltoS Y I'M reloj.
La detective cree autOr dc haber de-
,jado casi como Adam al Sr. Herman
deZ. I'm ioven de buena presencia
Y muy listO inScrtO ell el libro de re-
giStro de dicho hotel bajo el nombre
de Rafael Rivera. quien Sc hace pa
Sar en dicho pueblo como cOmisionis-
la de Ia tirma Sobrinos de IZquicrdO.
Hoy hemos preguntado nuestro
amigo don Francisco Rodriguez, so
clio de In ameritada firma, 81 Ell Ia
casa hay alghn agente viajero llama-
do Rafael Rivera, contestandonos ne
gativamente Y autorizlndonos para
decir que ell linico empleadO que tie
lie la casa como representante en- In
isla, es el Sr. Fernando Vii1as, quien
hace ounce dfas que no sale la is
In en- asuntos de Ia casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
DEsDE BRTsELAs

Dcspu6s dc yisitar Chateau THE
rry, Chalons, yerddn, San Mitchell,
el Argone Rcims. lego a Brnselas
el Sr. Jose Ruiz Soler. quien vOlvi6
a Paris ell % del pas:ido mes para il
a Marsella dc allf proscguir su in
teresante viaie. En- el itinerario de
ahora, esta Egipto Y Palestina Y por
tanto. el Milo. las Pirdmides, Jerllsa-
lem. Nazareth de Galilca Jaia. en-
donde vera la humildc morada Ell que
vivi6 el Ap6stol Pedro, con Simon Ia
deo.
De regresO dc csos paises ird el Sr.
Ruiz Soler Napolcs, Pompeya, Roma,
Milan, Vcnecia v Suiza. para regrc-
sar Puerto Rico por Espaha los
Estados Tn;dos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13

versario>dc In fecha on que para dis
frazer Y cmocionar al publico mas Sc
lecto dc Ia isla. apareci0 el cine
"Rialto" : la Mujer Marcada", ma
ravilloSO finn Ell siete actoS. Dor la
'strong woman de nuestro pliblico,
Norma Talmadge Microbes H., la
vida social. admirable creaci6n de
Katherine Nc Donald, otra nina mi
mazda del selccto pr1blico de San Juan.
Jucvcs Is. 'Su soi1ado Parais0'', una
preciosidad ,en enrcdo. trama. arte Y
lnjo, por Anitc Stewart, .que-- es. otra
esirella dc, primera magiitHd. ,Vier-
mes 10. La Metlia Hora'', -precioso
fim. que ilumina con los "rayos de s,l
arrebatadora .bcllcza, una de las ar
tistas mas hermosas del mmdo, como
es Dorothy Dalton. YSpor liltimo, ell
s;ihado 20. ''Buenas Refercncias''.. por
Constance Taimadsce otra de. las es-
tre'laS de primera magnitud que bri-
Han con mas fulgores On el lnagnffi-
co cielo del arte mudo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
DOMINGO

Cine Tres Banderas.-En la matt
nee: LAS Garras del Leon Y por la
noehe, "Es Bondadoso Mentir".
Teatro America.--Un. drama Nen 5
actos. y ell 5to. episodio de Ia gran Sc
rie Ruth de la Montana En- la ma
tinee, Gel Pacto de Tres.
Teatro Rialto.-"El Tonto Bailarin",
en- s actos.
Cine Luna.--En la matinee, los pri-
meros episodios de la serie lie Yes
tai del Sol Inea". Por la noche, GINA
Muchacha la Antigua" y una cinta
c6mica.
Cine ReaL-La emoeionante cinta,
en- 5 actos, titulada: la Raza Nue.
va.
Cine Monte Carlo.-La atractiva pc
lfcula, titulada: la Raza Nueva", en-
8 actos.
Teatro Strand.-Un drama en- 5 ac-
tos y una connedia y gran matinee q
las en- punto.
Cine Victory Garden.-Estreno del
supreme drama en- 6 actos "Matefni-
dadn v gran homemade a la sinpatica
y popular Pillar Conde. ~
Cine Puerto Rico.-Los episodios o
,. 10. de, la serie "La Reina de los Dia-
nantes" y una eomedia. Gran matt
nee las 2 y media p. M. con '.El Leon
de la Sierra.
Cine Norma.-"Amor Burlado', en-
actos otra cinta c6nlica. Matinee;
Episodes Z y 8 de Gel Torbellmo".
Cine Las .Antillas, CTras Talleres).
La Gran Aventura", en- 6. actos y
una comedia. En- el matine: "El Guam
te Rojo',. episodios 10, 14y Is.
Teatro Rivoli, (RiO Piedras).-Mati-
nee a las Y Is con los episodios 3
A de la gran serie, Eel Amo ell Inyen=
chile" y una cinta comica. Por la no.
che: "Mares Turbios".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
81 '''Rialto conmemora el, segundo Ami,
versario de SUI fundaci6n

Con la csplendidez. cl exquisite ar
to Y el derroche de lujo que pone de
relieve la cmpresa del "Rialto" en- to-
das las ocasiones, celebrara dentro de
breves dias. con una semana de 'fies-
tas, el segundo aniyersario de su fun
daci0n. que Ser;t - commemorate con
cohetes. mIisicas. etc. etc. .asf como
tambitn I'm eSpl6ndido marayllOso
decorado. que luciri ell interior del
aristocrdtico cine, predilecto de las
damas de mnestro gran mundo. FL dfa
16. que es la memorable fecha, sera
commemorate rcgiamente.
Ell la refcrida semana. que pubic
ramos lamar ''Semana Tragica'. Sc
anuncia por Ia empresa del "Rialto''
una ,serie de estrenoS de emocionantes
y apreciosas pelfculas no superadas
por ninguna dc las que hasta ahora
ha ,podido ver el pithlico de San. Juan
lie aquf el ort}cn de esa formidable
serie de estrenos, que empezara el
domingo II de agosto concluird el
dfa 20, o sea el sabado por la noche:
Domingo, IA de agosto: "El tonic
bailarfn'', prodigiosa creaci6n en- Gin
co actos. por Wallace Reid. Lunes Is,
Separates por un mundo", estupen-
da creaci6n ell seis actos. de Eugene
O'Brien:, Martes 1G. sea ell dfa ami
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
Ell AUDITOR RoNNER

Sc infofma que en- breye hara uso
de licencia, para realizar un yiaje a
los Estados Unidos, 81 Auditor de
Puerto Rico, senor Bonner, que es
uno sino el mas importante funcio-
mario del Gcbierno Insdfar.
La noticia circulada de que el Sc
nor Bonner Sc ausenta definitivamen-
lie, no ha sido confirmada, aunque Sc
cree que en- case de que renunciara
su cargo. esta VA designado el sus-
tituto, que ha de ser~snombrado por
ell Presidente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
REGREsO Ell SIR. Garcia

DE enhorabuena estan los amigos
del Sr. Carbia, don Enrique, que aca-
ba dc regresar de los Estados Unidos
Y ha heeho una interesante excursion
a los centros manufacturers de ,aquel
pals, para que los visitantes SUI CO.
nocido establecimicnto sigan obtenien
do 10 mas elegante modeino. Bien-
venido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
ESPECTACULOSl

Cine Tres Banderas.-"El Venga-
dor Silencio" Y sus rellenos c6micos.
TeatrO Ameriea.-La sugestiva elm
ia en- 5 actos "Hipocritas Sociales" y
una comedia.
Teatro Rialto.-La grandiosa pro-
duccion dramatica en- 6 actos "Por
una Muier Caprichosa" y la Reyista
Grdfica No. 81,
Cine Luna.-"El Esposo Comprado"
y una cinta comica.
Cine Real.-El episodio Ia de 'La
Novia No. 13" y I'm drama.
Cine Monte Carlo.-Un drama Y el
episode No. IA de "La Novia No. 13".
TeatrO Strand.-El bonito drama en-
z actos titulado: "Esposas Virtuosas"
y una conedia.
Cine Victory Garden.-Grandioso
beneficio del siinpatico escritor puer-
torriquelo J. Monteagudo, en- el que
tomaran parte varios j6venes de nues-
ira distinguida sociedad, Espafia Me
va, Josefina Lopez, Manzano, Elvira
Lopez, etc, etc.
Cine Puerto Rico.-El colossal drama
en- parties "Amantes Rivales Katja
Nastjenko'.
Cine Norma.-"Lob del Norte" y
otra cinta comica.
Cine Las Antillas, CTras Talleres).
-@El Misterio del 49,, episodios 1 Y
una comedia en- dos actos.
Teatro Rivoli, ,(Rio Piedras).-Ul-
timo episodio de la gran serie ola
Novia No. IS" un soberbio drama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-13
PERSONAL A csAGUAs

La direction de sanidad esta en-
viando inspectores y personal para
trabajos manvales, Caguas, para
combatir el possible brote de la playa
bubonica, que va cuenta dos casos
positiyos. Sc cree dominar la situa-
cion con las lnedidas adoptadas v
allf como en- San Juan, Sc vuelve, o
debe volver,, a intensifcarse la campa-
ma contra las ratas, que parece con-
tinlian confaminadas.