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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS

Notice is hereby given that the
board of public instruction for Marion
county, Florida, will receive bids up
to 8 o'clock
July 4, 1921,
for the purchase of one or more of
the ten one thousand dollar bonds to be
issued by the Reddick Special Tax
School District No. 6, Marion county,
Florida, said bonds bearing five per
cent interest, payable semi-annually,
maturing as follows:
One bond due and payable July LIST,
1924.
One. bond due and payable July LIST,
1928.
One bond due and payable July 1st,
1882.
Three bonds due and payable July
1st, 1886.
Four bonds due and payable July
LIST, 1910.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. All comunica-
tions should be addressed to H. G
, Shealy, Ocala, Fla.
By order of the Board of Public
Instruction, Marion county, Fla. this
4th day of May, 1921.
27-tf H. G. Shealy, Sec'y.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
A CORRECTION

In our report of Mondays parade,
we said Sergeant Gray carried the
colors, which he did at the legion serv-
ice at Greenwood. In the parade from
the armory to Victory Way the stand
ard bearer was Mr.. Chapman, navy
man, from Fort Mccoy We have not
been able to learn his first name, but
all his friends know who we mean.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
JERRY WILL STAY ON THE JOB

And Another SuperiuOus Office VIII
Suck Taxes from the People
Jerry W. Carter, state hotel COM
missioner, with headquarters at Tai
lahassee, is at the Aragon hotel. He
came to Jacksonville to attend the
big Shrine conclave Mr.. Carter had
to extend himself somewhat to keep
from being legislated out of Office, an
idea occurring to some of the legis-
lators that the Office of hotel COM
missioner was superfiuous. Travelling
men, members of the U. C. T., knew of
the useful work of Mr.. Carter and
went to his rescue. His Office re-
mains Metropolis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK

Real buys for cash. Terms if de-
sired. Good tires, etc.
31-tf Spencer-Pedrick Motor Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
FLORIDA WOODMEN WILL
FIGHT TO A FINISH
Tampa Times)

4 decision of the supreme court of
Nebraska sustaining the new Wood
men of the World rates as established
by W. A. Fraser and sovereign camp
officials will not end the fight against
the rates and the method in which
they were instituted, according to
prominent Tampans who are members
of the order. News of the action of
the Nebraska court was received here
a few days ago, and contrary to end
ing the rate dispute it paves the way
for more bitter struggle between
sovereign camp officials and insur-
gents when the sovereign camp meets
in New York city July Z.
Fraser, present in Tampa together
with number of sovereign camp Of
ficers and completely defeated here
when the Florida head camp conven-
ton was held in Tampa few months
ago, will probably contest the seating
of Florida delegates to the sovereign
camp. With the Florida men in the
sovereign camp convention a fight
will take place on the floor of the
convention never before exceeded in
the history of secret order societies.
But if a successful attempt is made to
prevent the Florida delegates elected
in Tamua from taking their seats the
matter will be thrown into the courts
of New York and it will be hard to
predict the result.
Evidence concerning the methods of
sovereign camp officials which was
gathered in Tampa will play promi-
nent part in the fight. Fraser and
sovereign camp officials appeared
here in opposition to Claud Wilkerson,
of Sedalia, Mo-, leader of the "Pro-
tective League" which is fighting the
increase. Delegates to the head camp
convention here were practically
unanimous in opposition to the SOW
ereign camp officials and an injunction
was secured which kept the sovereign
camp officers from taking charge OF
the convention. Fraser was invited
to appear before the convention to
debate the rate question with Wilk.
erson. He refused.
AS final action Fraser refused tc
endorse a check for several thousand
dollars, the sovereign camps portion
of the local convention expenses, until
the injunction against him was dis.
solved. The check was endorsed in
that manner, and the insurgents have
had it photographed in evidence. Fra
ser never entered the convention hal
here after the preliminary public ex
ercises were held and a show of the
strength of the insurgents was made
Other sovereign camp officials only
spent few minutes in the hall.
In Hillsborough, Manatee and Pr
nellas counties the w. o. w. member
!. ship has held remarkably well pend
ing the final result of the fight on the
head camp officers, says w. Fl. M
Boehning, clerk of Hillsborough camp
No. 81. Other camps in other sec
tions have lost heavily in member
ship, Mr.. Boehning continues, but the
Tampans are anxious to stay for the
finish.
The men Florida is sending to the
sovereign camp convention as a result
of the recent head camp convention
here are chosen fighters and are ex
themselves when they appear in New
York early in July. They are going
armed with all the evidence gathered
here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-06-01
C. Cecil Bryant
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
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NOTICE
Teachers Examination

The state examination committee
will held an examination in Inverness,
commencing June 3rd. 1921.
Every teacher, expecting to teach,
is required to hold a valid Florida
certificate. No other examination will
be held in this or in an adjoining
county before July 18th. 1921.
ALL necessary information may be
secured from the county superinten-
dents Office. II. G. Shealy,
5-27-1twky County Superintendent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17
NEED BILLIONS TO
FINANCE UTILITIES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICES

=
CHICAGO. Mrch 16.-Billions OF dol.
lars Will be required in next few years
to finance the proper development of ell
ectrical facilities in Illinois and the
country at large and this money must
come from the investing public. Samuel
insult. president Of the National Elect
re Light Association. told the second
session Of the joint convention Of Illinois
Public Utilities today
insult. principal speaker on todayss
program, urged public utilities OF HIN.
ois to utmost effort al gaining public
good Will and understand Of the diff
oulties that yearly face public service
corporations,
The tremendous and necessary cleo
trioal developn errt can be brou Eht about
only through an enlightened public opir-
ion" insult said. Great SIS are the
achievement Of utilities in the last TWEEN
ty years. they are not miracle workers
and cannot otain men and money at
less COST than any other industry De-
velopment work must be pair for and
money for investment must come from
those who are thrifty and have coma
dence in the prosperity or the Industry"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17

GIBBS GETS A
HOT RECEPTION

CHICAGO, March Fifty police
reserves were called out to queu a
near-riot that developed in Orchestra
Hall when hecklers persisted in inter
rupting lecture being given BY sir
Philip Gibbs. noted British war cor
respondent. 81 persons, one OF them a
soldier with two war crosses, were
elected from the hall.
Mention OF Premier Lloyd George
vas greeted with cries OF xiii him.
Hang HIM
Where's the American nag on the
stage" and WHO In he'll named you
historian OF Ireiand?" were other
phrases shouted st the speaker.
In a hall in another section OF the
city, eve thousand persons listened to
the address Of Donal OCallaghan. lord
mayor Of Cork. No effort was made
to interrupt the speaker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17

teFest as the meeting Of union officials
and representatives OF 100000 packer
employees convened at eleven o'clock to
select representatives To the Washington
mediation conference March 81 and to
decide their stand before Secretary Of
Labor Davis
Ne disturbances At stock yards we're
reported a. the balloting progressed.
ballot boxes presided over BY union en-
ployes, were placed at the entUance Of
stock yards everywhere and the men
voted as the various shifts came to their
work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17
QUIET AT YARDS
AS WORKERS VOTE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. March 16.-Stock yards
workers throughout tho country today
planned their course of action III the
Pscker-Ernploye wage controversy BY
voting on the strike issue as they en-.
tered the various yards
Chicago was the second point of n.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17

fession, which includes m my case
3 profuSion Of reviews, fashion
publications, Paris letters and ca
bles-and lRet, but by no means
least. that greatest Of all American
institutions. the no1ern newepa.
per. Though always pleased 20 be
quoted by the monthly pictorias.
nothing quite takes the place OF the
satisfaction OF newspaper notice.
for I always geea In so much closer
touch with the reader. Here ars
chronicIed the actual Tive" hap
penings, the doings Of the day, thu
hearsay of ths hour, the very latest
and most up 10 tha minute news.
Small wonder It appeals to me to
transcr1be the mode OF the mo-
ment.
Simple and Irresistible
But to return 10 our chops, as
the French say, that word '3ascanat-
ing" Just what does ii conveyy
Our friends. Funk n WagnalIs. as
BeTt TO bswitch, enchAnt attract
nres4stibly: captivAts." And wnns
captivates, bewdtchea. enchants or
l. moro irresistible than simple
ty? Sweet, strong. straight sim
pEc4ty OF method. line and color!i
Give me these and ! VIII snow 700
the basis Of true art, no matter
Whist the medium OF expression.
This Is the Thought uppermost
IN nay mind when crested aE6a it,
eie grock Of brown Canton crepe
and grey pllsay-vf1low. the pussy
willow forms n disappearing panel
and collar. the sOTnsr set on with
bob buttons of brown crepe aG the
0Hly ognamWnt&&9CnG eOw the youth.
fui front You VIII see GAat ehe
blouse is rather fun and novel IN
design Embroidered rSc&0a on the
sleeves have caught the spirit OF
grey for ec&oreng, W0a4e the eSrYow
belt of brown Canton h0ws looweRE
Ut orS side.
FasCArAe1nEay sasRrae, thtnf yoga
will agree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17

The word essc2rasscn 70 ome gf
the nAny so frdiDu-iminattnsiy ana
tn1udfCdonsly used by the unthink-
ing TO describe what happens 80
bit their fancy 81 fashions. Let
me rneatton In parenthesia that
thts liz not said "a the spirit Of carr
5rE criticism. for / am not given %
fRult-Andfng. '8oR the maan and saua-
pls reason, 30 our delightful
friend PeRaroa quits 40, that my TINS
LIS pretty mica Gaeen mp with Or =
mating my own fndsvtdunl1s lie
styles, One cannot keep abreast
OK the times, however, without read
ing Gil that pertains 90 ones pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-17
Taxes

yy OAR nnhxe hodnt pocmehn
idt the oo
April Weow blank Hed o mresf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16

BERLIN, diciembre 16.-El Reich
stag en- su Ultima session, ha acordado
subir ell sueldo del Presidente de la
Repdblica, Ebert, quien solamente Sc
lie viene pagando dos mil d6lares anua-
les. Ell alto prestigio del primer funcio-
mario de Ia Naci0n, requiere que este
disfrute de mayor sueldo, fue ell argu-
mento que Sc puso por los que defen-
dieron Ia proposition de aumento, pues
realmente con 10 que percibia hasta
In fecha no le alcanZaba q Ebert pa
ra vivir. como 10 rXise su categorla
presidential.
MADRID, diciembre l6.-El illus
ire diputado cy lninistro Sr. Goicoe-
chea, ha propuesto la negotiation de
luna conferencia para establecer el
protectorado espanol en- Tanger. Los
viajeros que cruzan la frontera de
Francia son sometidos a minuciosos
registros causa de la ruptura conner
cial entire EspaIa y Francia.
HABANA, diciembre 16.-Prepara-
Sc una gran manifestation aqui para
lei proximo domingo en- protesta con-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16

: Sc ha lanzado, opuestos t0da tenden.
cia liberal Y democratica.
PITTSBURG, diciembre 16. la
Guardia Nacional de Kansas City, en-
su mayor parre compuesta de contin.
gentes de caballerfa, ha recibido 0rde.
mes de trasladarse inmediatamente q
los campOs mineros del estado, a fiji
! de que presto su protection Il los ira
, ba jadores que desean volver Il sus Ia
las mujeres de los mineros en- huelga
quienes los hostiliZan Il pedradas Y
las mas levantiscas estacazos y tiros
la Guardia Nacional lleva autori'
zaci0n de imponer el orden v desalojal
las minas de reroltosos. aun cuandG
estos pertenezcan al seXo femenino
que en- esta veZ parece que quiere pro
bar que eS lie seXo fuerte.
PARIS, diciembre 16.-No obstante
los acuerdos tomados por las Confe-
rencias de Washington sobre lin1ita-
cion de armamentos navales, la Ca
mara de Diputados francesa ha vota-
do una ley por la cual Sc provee la
construction de tres cruceros ligeros
seis destroyers, doce torpederos y do
| ce submarines, que deben estar listos
para los amos 1922 y 1925.
TOXIC, diciembre lola side
lanzado al aqua en- los astilleros de
Kobe, ell nuevo destroyer "Hachisu" J
en- seguida Sc ha puesto la quilla a
crucero de segunda "Abuku Agawa"
PARIS, diciembre 16.-Acaba de
llegar a esta capital el Matusalen de
iTurquia, Fora Mehmed, que dice te
lner 146 amos cumplidos. Ell anciant
hijo de Mahoma, por 10 lvisto es e
hon1bre mas viejo de la TERRA, y adr
Sc encuentra vigoroso y lleno de vida
Puede conducir sobre sus hombros
doscientas libras, y al ser interroga.
do por un reportero, le dijo que queris
yer ell mundo antes de morir y pol
ESQ Sc habia arriesgado una aven
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16
LA VELADA DE AEOCHE
EN- Ell TEATRO MUNICIPAL
UNA ALTISIMA DEMOSTRACION
DE SOLIDARIDAD CON LA
CRUZ ROJA ESPANOLA
-: n. ID.

Las Damas ISabelinas. Corte de Gra-
NADIA Y los CaballerOs de Colon, Con-
sejo 1913. orSanizaron una esplGndida
eelada. bcneficio de Ia Cruz Roja,
Tcatro Municipal. Resplandeciente con
el supreme adornO que le preStaban
nuestras mas bellas y prestigiosas da-
mas el viejo teatro brillaba.
No podcmos no debemos invadir el
campo de AIigdalia. nuestra amable
cronista, hacienda hoy una resena tan
'amplia como merece el hermoso acto
de anoche. Pero no podemos dejar que
consignar aquf un elogio fervoroso del
noble espectlculo que nos brindaron
cuantoS tomaron parte en- Ia grata We
lada, recogiendo como un eco de Ia
actualidad palpitante. el grato rrmOr
Eel eXito logrado por las triunfado-
has de la noche. Carmen Irene de la
Gu6tara Y Ketty Figueras. por la Sc
llorita de Giusti. que declam0 con emo
zion Y delicadeZa el canto Puerto
Rico, del egregio poeta espaiiol Eduar-
do Marquina, por Ia senorita de vi
cente. que puSo una dulce evocaci6n
en- su canto pOr aquel ramo de roSas
! que Sc llaman Carmen Rosita Bo-
lfvar, Carolina Gordils. Mary Boutwell,,
CnOnbita IJa,n5n6o1 Droy;Sln,,a;o D;n
no, Margot Cestero, Lconor Gonzalez,
Carmen Muiioz Morales, Anita Calde-
ron, Ines Figueras, Olga Domenech
Carmen Ccsteros y Margarita Giusti.
La distinguida tiple cantante EIvira
Lopez Muiioz, tom6 una parte princi-
palfsima on la fiesta, que merece, CO.
mo la de Lima Reggiani, una menci6n
ksobrcsalientc que no serfa eguitativa
81 callasc los nombres dc Monsita Fc-
rrer de Ia sonora r. Galiiianes.
Don Eduardo Larroca, Quito clo-
cuente, hizo un discurSo dc una su-
prema sencillez Y dc una gran fuerza
! ierocadora. Tuvo para Espafia el alto
elogio que merece la insigne naci6n
que ha ejercido en- todo tempo la mi
sion civilizadora como adelantada de
Cristo Ell la TERRA. Tuvo ell orador fra
ses de confraternidad v de amor para
todos. Y fue expresivamente, cordial
mente aplaudido.
/ Ell eminente artista don Antonio vi
hal logr0 un triunfo personalfsimo,
grande y merecldo. Els un cantante de
lnsuperable escuela Y es un actor de
expressive gesto.
Pocas veces pis6 nuestra escena un
artista asf..
Ell joven tenor don Jose Carbonell,
aquejado dc una temporal afonfa, tu-
NO la gentileza de prestar Ia fiesta
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16
.E| Sue|dO VGIdadGT5neDte 1eR0GI5t4
del PTcSidcnte dc Ia RGp6biCa
len PORTUGAL Sc PIENSA EN- LA
MAR AL REY DON MANUEL A YER ST
PONE PAZ EN- Ell PALS
|Se iniCid la negotiation de un prOteC
.... torddO. .eSpaf1ol SObre Tdnger


ira la Ley Fordney. La totalidad de
los espectaculos, los cafes, los caba-
rets, los restauranes, comercios y
cuantos establecimientos publicos hay
en- la ciudad cerraran sus puertas en-
senal de protesta. Sc calcula que
marcharan en- la manifestation mas
de Glen mil almas
MADRID, diciembre 16.-El con-
greso aprobo la Ley Bancaria que
prorroga la concession otorgada al Ban
co de Espaiia, para la emission de BIZ
lletes, por un plazo de veinticinco
amos mas. Votaron favor los con-
servadores, los dem6cratas y los CO.
munistas.
WASHINGTON. diciembre IT, FL
Departamento de Marina ha designado
cl escuadr6n de destroyers de la t1ota
del Pacffico para relevar al escuadr0n
treintisiete que maniobraba Ell aque-
Has aguas. El mencionado escuadr0n
pernanecera ALI hasta el alo 1922. en-
tanto el ntmero trece saldrd inmedia
tamente para el punto que Sc lie des-
tine pOr el Secretario de Marina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16
C0npfGad0 en- e aSGSinatO del inSIg,
Nc eStalBta Don Eduardo Dab, Ia
SidO detelidO en- Barcelona Limo
PTadO CaSte|d
Ell PREMIO GONCOURT PARA LA
-MEJOR NOVELA LO HA GANADO
UN GRAN ESCRlTOR DE LA
IL RAZA NEGRA
El Gobierno del Peru rechaza la propo-
Ell GObierno del PERU reChdzd la prop0-
SiCi0n plebiSCitdrid SObre TdCnd Y AFRICA
ODE NUEsrRo sERv1c1o cAB1EaRAF1co ESPECIALLY

MADRID, diciembre 16.-El Co.
mandante General de Espana en- Me-
lila, MARQUES de Cavalcanti ha sido
relevado del mando que venia ejercien-
do por haber hecho manifestations
en- la prensa que han sido considera-
das impropias de su representation
por ell Ministro de la Guerra.
lie sustituye en- el cargo de Conan.
dante en- Jefe de la zona de Melills
el General Sanjurjo, cuyo nombre ha
estado asociado todos los magnifcos
hechos de armas de estos dltimos
tiempos.
BARCELONA, diciembre 16.AAl
desembarcar del buque que lie condu-
jo esta ciudad desde Cuba, ha side
detenido por la policia ell individuc
Limo Prado Castella, quien Sc lie SUI
pone complicado en- ell asesinato del
Presidente del Consejo de Ministries
don Eduardo Dato Iradier. FL su-
puesto conlplice ha negado, pero lo
que parece existen pruebas concretas
PARIS, dicienbre 16.-Rene Ma
rau, natural de Martinica, ha sido
: agraciado con el premio Goncourt pa
"a la mejor novela publicada durante
el ano. Rene Marau que pertenece g
la raza de color, tiene publicadas
otras novelas admirables. Esta que
Vacaba de MERCER tan alta. recompen.
sa Sc titula Batahala.
LIMA, Peru, diciembre 16.-El go.
bierno ha rechazado la proposition que
hace ell Gobierno de Chile de sometel
a un plebiscito la vieja question que
sobre los territories de Tacna y Ari
ca vienen manteniendo el Peru y Chi
le. No obstante la franca negativa
Sc espera epcohtrar un medic de con.
cilacion.
LISBOA, diciembre 16. TodO el
1iabinete en- pleno de la naci6n ha pre-
sentado su renuncia Ell cl dfa de aver
debido a no estar conformes sus miem
bros con los procedimientos que Sc lie
van a cabo dentro de la forma repu
blicana actual. Creese que la Monar
qufs va ganando terreno en- todo Por
tugal, Y que pronto sera llamado el eS
Rey Manuel a ocupar el trono, pues
palpablemente Sc ha visto que la Re
pliblica no la dado el resultado que
Sc esperaba, con los metodos que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16
ATENEo PUERToRRIQUENo

Programa del Concerto lfrico litera-.
rio, que hoy las ocho media p. m
Sc llevara efecto en- el AteneO, en-
ell que tomara parte principalfsima el
Ruiseflor dominicano, senior Hecheva-
rrfa Lazala.
Primera Parte
1.--Palabras de aperture presen-
taci6n del Seiior Hccheyarria, por el
sefior Diego c. Marrero.
(a) Adagio, op. 81, No. g. Bricialdi.
(b) Seoth, Fantasia, op. ass. Popp.
2-Presentaci6n de la sehorita Be
len Felfz, Soprano Ligera.
(a) Penzo, think, Romanza, Tosti
(b) II Barbiere di Seviglia, (Ca-
vatina) Una voce POGO ia. Rossini.
Segunda Parte
'.L'Usignuolo" Polka, M. Duefo
Colon.
2.--'San Sabas", de Vicente Pales
Matos, recitada por L. Pales.
3.-Discurso por ell senor Nemesio
Canales.
Al Carnavale di yenesia, (Theme
and variations) Bricialdi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16

condolences Gu que realmcnte estl Ell
GobiernO de Ebert, para hacer frente
Ia situaci6n actual.
LONDRES, diciembre 1G. Aver
terminaron los debates en la Chmaru
de los Comunes sobre la question dc
Irlanda, que SO cOilsidera solucionada
con el acuerdo iiltimo. Sc di6 Ia
coincidencia que ell ex Premier de In
glaterra Asquith y Andrew Bonard
Law, que fueron las figuras mas salien-
ties Ell las discusioneS SuscitadaS, estu-
vieron de acuerdo en- todos los puntos
rclaciOnadOs con In ratification del
tratado. Aun cuando una gran parte
opina que los disturbios en Irlanda
cesaran con la nueva forna de gobier-
NO que Inglaterra le5cOncede que una
gran mayorfa de los siR1,}eincrs acept0
Ell su principle. hay In creencia de que
vOlver;in Il recrudecerse los anteriores
moyimientos rcyolucionarios, ante Ia
actitud de EamIn de Valera, que con
sorprcsa de todoS ha publicado TN ma
nifiesto one ha circulado pruftlSamen-
land6s. por crcerlu una burla IL lii dig
nidad de >u pals y Il las tSpiraciones
han sacriricado l'or In libcrtad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16
UN LIsTIN 1NTEREsANTE

En- los talleres dc la casa Ca'ntero,
Fernandez Co. acaba cl acreditado
Colmado Font. dc esta ciudad, de i'm
primir uu interesante listfn. el cual Sc
ra enviado por correo su numerosa
clientela y otras conocidas familias de
esta ciudad Y sus, barrios.
FL listfn yiene repleto de todos los
artic,los propios para Navidad Y Aiio
Nuevo, Y sus precios son muy equi-
tatiyoS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-16

su excelente concurso, Y el p1blico es-
Nuvo cordial con Ell artiSta.
FL Maestro Tizol, con los excelentes
Drofesores que acaudilla Y un simpa-
tico grupo de Ia Academia San Agus-
tin, de Rio Piedras, dieron al acto ami.
maci6n extraordinaria.
A la voz de mando del distinguido
joven Bolivar, evolucionaron los nifIos
de San Agustfn, ante la admirada sim
patfa del pdblico que llenaba el teatro
Y Migdaia seguira diciendo todo 10
que aquf falta.