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The New York herald., 1921-04-17

COLUMBIA BEYOND
LAST YEARS FORM
Varsity Crew Is Doing Very
Satisfactory Work Under
Jim Rice.

Columbias varsity. Junior varsity and
freshman crews are far ahead OF their
1920 form at this stage of the campaign.
The Blue and White navy took 10 the
water fully two weeks earlier this year
than last, and with favorable weather
conditions has rounded into what seems
20 be mid-season form.
How many races will be included in
the Columbia Yale regatta on the Housa-
tonic on April 80 Is still matter of con-
lecture. Guy Nickalls has put his foot
down on the matter OF rowing varsity
and junior shells alone and insists that
the varsity and freshman or al three
eights be on the days programme. The
Yale coach apparently intends to make
fundamental shake-up in his varsity
and Junior shells after the races with
Pennsylvania
Yale won all three races last spring.
but Jim Rice has an improved set Of
crews this season.
Until the middle Of last week Isice had
a fine combination in the freshman boat,
but ineligibility has forced out four
men, including Ferris, No. Z. ind by
far the best man. Rice is against hav-
inc the "frosh" compete until May
Rice is not overestimating the strength
OF his varsity outfit No time
trials have been held as vet. but the
sped over the three mile Poughleeepsie
distance at high speed. The race with
Yale will be a two-n1ile affair and Co
lunlbia should be Al 70 row great race.
The varsity has learned the knack OF
rowing a long. slow stroke. seldom going
above thirty-two. and keeping well ahead
Of the juniors, who usually row as high
as thirty-six This Is typical of Rice
crew and IL Is hardly probable that the
first boat will go above thirty-four In
any of its races. Using the slower
stroke the varsity will gain full length
on the juniors in twenty-five or thirty
strokes. but after they have gone into
the lead there seems to be a slackening
In the power a tendency to loaf, that
must be eradicated.
Columbia is we'll satisfied with the
progress of its navy and unless ineligi-
hility strikes the varsities the combina-
tions should remain as they are for at
least a good part of the season. A
slight change in the juniors moved
''Torchyf, Frost up 70 No. Il while Knodel
replaced him at No. 3. The present
boatings follow:
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Tiger CreW Coach Keeps
Men in Their Positions
With Inaugural Races of Season on Lake Carnegie
Only Three Weeks Off, DR.. Spaeth Is Refraining
From Making Shifts Among Fights.

which are fairly fast times for the slow
Princeton course
Cresswell in varsity A makes an ex-
cellent pace setter. Sidney Milne, at
No. Z, backs up his teammate in the
same excellent fashion that he did last
year and II an ideal man for his posi-
tion.
John Sinciaire. another veteran from
the 1920 boat. IS at his old oar at No.
and adds very much 10 the power and
drive Of the crew He IS probably the
most powerful member Of the squad.
Cooke. at No. 4. and Page, al bow. fill
out the light varsity quota Of veterans
and add very much to the speed of the
shell Newlin. Pyne and Fleming, the
other three members OF varsity A. fit in
well between these veterans and have
alrady well proved their ability.
Brigham at 3. Is The only varsity man
in crew and Il keeping the same
smoothness OF stroke that character
lied him last spring. Homie" Leh
sets the pace for this eight harburg.
from last years championship fresh
man eight. Is a strong and hard work
ing No. 7.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PENN FRESHMEN WIN.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW YoeK HERAtn.
TRENTON. April 1e.-The Penn fresh
men emerged victorious from a batting
duel with Lawrcnceville to-day by the
score OF IL 10 5. The local team found
no difficulty in coping With the Cubs
until the fourth inning, when their supe-
rlor batting placed them in the lead.
Flaherty. twlrling for the Prep School
ieam. was removed in the sixth inning
for Shoop. who managed TO keep the
few hits scattered.
Capt. Gillespie was the star for Law
rencevillc. He made q Circuit drive IN
the third inning and did exceptional
work al first base. Soitchik drove out
three two base hits and one three bagger.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
TO IMPROVE YACHT RACING.

CLEVELAND, April 16.-The 1nteriake
Yachting Association at it's annual spring
meeting here to-day acted TO standard
lie the rig OF boats in races 1t was
voted to adopt rules OF the Yacht Racing
Union in governing the use OF Marconi
rigging applied to Class r. star cruiser
and catboat class boats. This means
that boats will he universally rugged
aud viii place competitors on equal foot
ing.
II also was decided 70 put yacht
racing on q standardized basis 80 boats
can compete In intercity races on an
equal footing. star boats will rnce this
season under the rules OF the Long
Island Star Class Association
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
COLLEGE POLO TITLE
FOR PRINCETON TRIO
Tigers Defeat NorUich Team
by s Goals to 4.

Princeton University defeated Nor
wich University last night in the Squad
ron a Armory for the intercollegiate in
door polo championship by s goals TO A..
The Tigers compiled a comfortable lead
in the opening chukker and had little
difficulty in holding il to the end. Hall
Jagged four goals for the winning trio
in the first session. while Stabler shot
one. At the close of this period Prince
ton led its rival by TO ].
The Black Birds won the senior cham
pionshp by defeating the West Point
senior team by 10 goals TO 17iS. The
Black Birds allowed their opponents
eight goals by handicap. The match
was decided. only after an extra period
- five minutes had been played.
In another match the West Point
junior team triumphed over the Riding
Club Junior ,team BY goals to 3jz. The
lineup OF the Prinoeton-Norwich game:
Princeton Cs). Norwich "a.
a. =; Han, NO. 2.......J; ". yosyln
II. Stiilwel Back. H. ID. White
Goals. First Period-Stabler. Hall. A.;
Switzer Goals. Second Period-Stabler.
Hall. Joslyn. w. Hurd, Zwart, q White.
Substitutes--W. Hurd for Switzer: Zwart
for Joslyn. Time-Two 10 minute periods.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
NEW TRINITY COACH.

HARTFORD, April 16.-rhe athletic adj
visory council Of Trinity College has
voted to offer the position OF coach OF
football, track and basketball teams to
Harold d. Drew OF Bates College. 10
succeed Red Lamberton OF Princeton.
Drew has similar offer from Ham
ilton College, but he has signifed his in
tcntion OF accepting the offer from Trim
itv
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
REVWAL0FR0WNG.
CLASSIC0NHUDSON
SEASONS FEATURE.
Record Campaign Forecast
Among American Col
lege Oarsmen.
COAST WINNER COMING
Will Be Seen at POughkeepsH
Report of Progress of
Varsities.
COAST WINNER COMING
by DANIEL.

With the Pennsylvania regatta
at Derby yesterday. what promises to
be the most interesting and most sue
cessful season in the history of inter-
collegiate rowing in this country was
rshered in. The campaign will mark
the complete recovery of the sport
from the blow which it suffered in
the war.
The season will be featured not only
by an unusually large number Of dual
and triple competitions but, best of
all, by the revival OF the big regatta
on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie, which
has not been rowcd since 1916. Har-
ward and Yale, Of course. will have 1t
out again on the Thames. only two
days after the classic on the Hudson,
which is set for June %.
The season will be particularly in
tcresting for New York aside from the
return of the regatta to Poughkeepsie.
This city is to have an important set
OF races right in it's midst, on the old
Harlem, for it Is here that Columbia,
Princeton and Pennsylvania will bat
tic for the historic Childs cup.
This regatta, which will be held on
May IA, viii give rowing enthusiasts of
New York an opportunity to get a close
view of three of the best varsity eights
In the country The programme also
will include second varsity and fresh
man races and will bring back to the
Harlem the glores i'm which the river
revelled in the days when the lea fg.,
varsity boats had it out on its pldcid
waters.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
THE VARSITY CREWS.
NALE
NAVY SCORES AT TENNIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, AIrll 1s.-fn the
opening match OF the local tennis sea-
son the Naval Academy won from
swarthmore by 20 3 taking three of
1--WE In singles and two ~ three In dou-
blos Almost al Of the matches were
close and the hardest match of the
afternoon was won by Harshman and
Shoupt Of the Navy pho defeated Tay-
lor and Dickinson after losing love
set
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
on rIAISFIELD LINKS.

The heat golf scores in the preseason
sweepstakes medal play handicap al the
P1ainfield Country Club yesterday were as
follows: nr. r. H. Piatt. t03-5s. 81: How
ard n. Craig. 71-s; ~; J. z. shoenake,
Esars e?-1T. -. George E. Pierscn,
oi-lj. -
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PENN CREW BEATS
OLD ELI IN RACE
Continued from First Page.

was up against too strong opposition.
Around the mile mark il was evident
that the Blue was beaten crew.
The Pennsylvania men finished strong,
sitting erect In the she'll as the finish
line was passed and looking NJ 10 row
a further distance. Capt. Eddie Mitchell
OF the Red and Blue. the 1f3 pound
stroke. was an inspiration TO the mem
bers OF his crow.
Wright said after the race that he
never saw stroke put more into his
work than Mitchell did and the Penn
sylvanla coach added that tho fine race
rowed by his crew was largely due 70
its captains headwork and Craftsmanship.
From a New Haven point ~ view the
real race Of the day was the struggle be-
tween the second crews, or junior eights.
az they are technically called. This was
as pretty a contest rs the Housatonic or
any other river ever witnessed. II was
rowed before the varsity race, at the
same Henley distance, one mile and
$50 yards over the same course and
under practically the same weather con-
ditions.
The observation train scarcely had
reached point on the shore opposite the
starting point on the water when the
launches were seen coming up through
the mist, with the shells behind them
First 70 arrive was the Penn launch,
with Joe Wright and other Red and
Blue advisers IN H.
Then came the Yale launch, bearing
such notabes as Harry Payne whitney.
whose son. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whit
ney. was bow oar In the Yale varsity
boat payne whitney. captain Of tho
crew of 1926 Seth Low, the Blues
leader IN 1916: Fred w. Allen. captain
Of the crew IN 1900. and AL Swain and
John NJ. Gpetchlus. former oarsmen Of
renown.
Pennsylvania waa first AZ the mark
and the wearers OF " dark sweaters
were stripping them r and passing
them back 10 Coxswain Gillette 70 be
tossed to the occupants ol the anchored
rowbopt when Yale glided 70 tho line.
AZ the Eli crew stripped off their white
sweaters they were chccred vigorously
by the partisans from the river bank.
Even from advance tho Pennsylvania
eight looked the larger crew. although
the difference was not 80 marked as
that between tho varsity crews later
on. but tho heart OF every boy on that
Yale sholl weighed ton or more. as
was demonstrated q few moments later.
Ellis Hold OunLor~
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
X. o. BLOWS FALL.

The knockout punch played It's part IN tho
two main bouts nj the Woodhaven a. g..
last night Patsy phlibin stopped Mike Shea
IL the eleventh, while Nell Alexander felled
Fired Meyer in me seventh.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Cornell Against Harvard.

Many college crews. as usual, will row
IN the American Henley at Philadelphia
on May 2s. On that afternoon Harvard
will have II out with Cornell on the
Charies--a regatta which develops trc-
mendous interest in rowing circles.
Oncials OF the New York Rowing AS
sociatlon are trying TO develop college
interest in the annual Memorial Day
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
Ellis Hold Qunkcr..

The boats got away fairly evenly but
soon the short powerful stroke Of tho
Quaker carsmen began tell and they
forged to the front. The Vale crew
YVES not III tho slightest perturbed. Those
boys rowed ak easily and steadily as II
lhcy were out doing a practice mile for
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

muchas personals Y Corporaciones in
tcrcsadas Ell el asunto.
No Sc ha dado Comisi6n repre-
scntaci0n ninguna persona enti-
dad para hacer diligenciaS Ell la OBJ
tenci6n del Empr6stito fin de que
ell Municipio quede en- la mejor liber-
tad de actuaci0n, sin compromises an
tcriores. Alberta para todos la compe-
tcncia en- la obtenci0n del remate O
contradiction del Empr6stito, ese ha
de redundar ell beneficio de la comuni-
dad que aSf tendrl las mayores ven
tajas pala la c0locaci0n de sus valores
| La amortization cOmenZard en- el
1922 Y So pagard en- 20 amos, con I'LL
| intcrGs de ; por cicnto.
rando cn los Estados Unidos. pues los
poScedorcs de dincr0 Sc deciden otr;,
de la Isla v va Sc han realizadO en-.
prestitOs para OtraS municipalidades
las que asf desarrollarin sus proypc
tos para mejoras publicas Il beneficiC
de sus respectivas communicates.
| Ell COmisionado dc Servicio Plibli
co de la ciudad, conffa ell el Gxito de
prOyectO y cree que Sc llevara Il ter
minO Y esa es la opinion de sus com
paneros dc administrator los seiiOres
que cOmpletan ell organismO del Con
| sejO de Administration.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
EMBARQUE DE FRUTAS

Ell vapor "Cananova" de la Allan
tic Fruit Co., salio aver tarde de nues-
tro puerto con solamente mil cajas de
frutas, debido a que los fruteros de
esta isla saben de ciencia cierta que
el mercado frutero de New York, es-
ia repleto de frutas de arboles por
este mes de noviembre, consecuen-
cia de la Ultima tormenta que cause
algunos daTos al plantio de los arbo-
les, los cuales hubieron de ser corta-
dos v enviada toda la fruta a New
York, para yer que precio Sc conse-
guia por ella en- aquel mercado, sin
embargo, ell "Cananova" lleva para ell
Norte un buen cargamento de cocos
ly tabaco.
Ell vapor "Tanamo" lego aver a
las tres de la tarde de New York con
pasajeros y 1900 toneladas de carga.
Sc presume que ell proximo martes
cuando salga de este puerto para New
,, York llevara I'm buen cargamento dc
frutas en- adicion un buen numero de
pasajeros, entire ellos ell gobernador
su comitiva.
Nos informan los senores Villar Y
Co., que ell vapora "Sagua" que salio
de este puerto la semana pasada, lego
New York ell domingo las cuatro
de la tarde, habiendo hecho la ira
vesia en- menos de cinco dias. La
fruta que llevaba nos dicen los con-
signatarios, segdn aviso recibido dc
la ofcina principal, lego en- un esta-
do satisfactorio.
Ell "Sagua" saldra para San Juan
manana por la tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
lnteresados en- el En.prestito

Importantes tirmaS de Puerto Rico,
por su propia cuenta, Y de los Esta-
dos Unidos. por medic de sus agentes,
muestran inter6s en- el Empr6stito pa
IA Obras Pnblicas ell la municipaltlad
lie San Juan, V Sc han dirigidO al Co.
nisiOnadO de ServiciO Pliblico. Sr.
rravieso, inquiriendo la mayor infor-
naci0n possible para ponerse en- c0n-
liciones de pujar v Obtener el neg0-
10 de la adquisici6n de bOnOs.
-NuestrO mayor empeno-dijO el
Sr. Travieso a un redactor de Ell I'M
PARCIAL-es Obtener las mayores
'entajas Ell este case, cOnsiguiendO las
nejores proposiciones Ell clranto a la
;enta de los bOnOs. A numerosas enti-
ladies' que Sc muestran interesadas Ell
i asuntO, Sc les estan facilitando to-
dos los detalles necesarios para que
.uando llegue el momento, puedan con-
.urrir la subasta que indudablemen-
Sc hara fin de conocer las mejores
Toposiciones v conseguir asf cl mejor
'esultado ell la cOlocaci0n de bonos.
Faltan detalles que ultimar Y muy
,ronto Sc llevara al Consejo Ejecuti-
o la Recommendation necesaria para
'btener que ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico
mpebe SUI buena fG en- mayor garan-
ia del Empr6stito, aunque la munich
,alidad. tiene bastante crGdito para
'btencr cl dinero con su exclusive res
,onsabilidad, como 10 demuestran las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
LOS PASAJEROS DEL
VAPOR "CADIZ'

\ bordr de este hermoso buque que
crmanda cl diStinguido marino don
Juan Vilialobos, han llesado aver tar
de Il san Juan. los siguientes pasa-
jCroS:
Dioni<io Trigo Y familia, Gresorio
I.0pez Fnlc0 Isabel NalG6s de Don,
Isabel LlIiha Lopez. Josefa Castro
CUhano. Antonio Martinez Hermida
MarccIina Ufret Iusino. Maria Mar
tfnpz Ufret. Fernando Martinez I'fret
Jesus Garcia Lopez. Josefa Grala La
binSa. Isabel ColmenareS Gralla. Ma
ria Coimenares Graila. Ramon Colme-
mares 'iraiia, Dolores COlmenares
Grana. Nicvcs Colmcnarcs Grana
Enrique Bosch Y Manisll. Eduardo
Llompart Bros. GonZalo Gil de Leon
Eva Tapia Diaz. GuillermO Gil dc
Leon Tapia. Eva Gil de Leon Tapia
Ricardo Gil de Leon Tapa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
iQUE PASA EN- Ell HOSPITAL DE
MATERNIDAD?

El Director del Hospital de Mater
nidad Y NiilOs, nucstro amigo ell doc
tor de Ia Vega. prcsent0 la renuncia
de su cargo. que despues retro, G
no IL fu6 admitida. Ahora tenemOs
informes de que Sc trataba de quejas
que habfa presentado contra la SUI
perintendenta. Carmen Abolatia, quien
es de tiliaci6n repubicana y ocupa
Csc puesto desde la anterior admins.
TRACTION, habiendola sostenido ell Dr.
Dfaz. Y que segin informes. sostiene
tambiGn ell doctor Gutierrez Ortiz,
con quicn ella ha conference.-the El
asunto esta sin resolver, pero Sc ha
sOmetido al Concejo de Administra-
'ci6n. La Abolafa coItinGa eli su
puesto. ProcuraremOs enterarnos del
resultadO de este Ito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09

| de la Reserva Federal. cXcepto los de
Cleveland Y Minneapolis. FL tipo de la
War Finance Corporation" para pres
tamos es ahora ) por cienta. La subs
cripci0n dc certificates del TesorO men
to IL $S11. .064.G00 cuando solamente Sc
habfa asiglEdo S231 ,4S7.500. Liquida-
clones bancarias. 30 ciudades $7.2J4.
S32. 900. Federal Reserve Bank ratio
2 lie noviembre. II por ciento. Prone
dios de prcciO de 20 valOres industrial
les Y 20 ferrovariOs. S739S SD TO-
contra $I2.7S y S72.20 la semana pa
saba. lndice correspondence a octubre
para 10 tlistintos valores (bonos) i.
S59.S3. contra SG0.74 en- septiembre.
Los bon0s de la Victoria ham llegado
Ell algllnas fluctIaciones Il tocar su
valor la par Dinero a demanda. )
por cicnto: a plaZO flo. ) por cientO.
Accptaciones baiicarias novcnta dfas.
I 1I2 por ciento. Plata Ell barras, II
ccntavOs 0nza.
Lista de artfcul0s cuyos prccios no
,ambiarOn durante la semana:
Abeto Adirondack. queso. harina de
mafZ. groSellas. lcche condensada. rue
das viejas lie wagones Chicago, c0bre,
abeto Douglas. leche evaporada, gray
goods. ginhams, cueros. manteca, cor
deros, limOnes aceite de linaZa, plo-
mo. melaza. macarrones, aceite ''oleO'
'pork mess, guisantes. papas. petr6-
leo retinado. hierrO en- lingotes "South
ern", idem basic, idem 'Bessemer', ci-
ruelas, abeto Pennsylvania, arroz, pa
sas, aZI1car crrdO. costillas de res. azti-
car retinado. acero viejo Chicago, idem
Pittsburgh. lingotes cilfndricos de ace
70 open hearth, idem "Bessemer',
rafles de acero. barras de acero, sebO,
tapioca, Union leather. clavos de
! alambrc, lana "OhiO delaine'', lana
"OhiO half blood.
FriHg National Bank.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
Los negoclos en- Estados
Unidos

Cablegrama fechado en- noviembre
4 de 1921.
Trigo exportado, S.031.346: mafz,
.640291. Precio de trig0 de diciemhre.
Chicago. menos de un d0lar por fame
"a. Mercado para otroS gran0s. flojo.
Es probable la prolongaci0n del bill de
las tarifas. Niimero de quiebras duran
te octubre. l ,S06. con un passive mon
tante a $47. I'D 203. Total de ventuS de
pedidos despachadoS por corrco mejO-
ra. La demanda de tapiccs cS buena.
Production de hierro en- linSotes du-
rante cl mes de octubrc 1240, ,162 to-
neladas. IS por cicnto mas que du-
rante julio. Consume de lana duran
te septiembre. 546+S 600 lihras. el ma
yor registradO destle abr!l dc 1920. En-
portaci0n de cobre durante septiembre.
334 1863, 1863 libras. 0 33 por cientO mas
que durante agosto. Ha habidO un le-
We deScenso en- la production de petr0-
leo. Wagones de carga OcupadOs du-
rante la semana terminada cl % de
octubre. 962, 292 fndice Bradstrecl
para precios de alimentos durante la
semana. $2.9S: semana pasada, $299.
Ell siguiente ha sido el movimientO de
ochcnta artfculos durante la scmana
SMbicr0n: Cebada, manzanas. habi-
chuelas. jamones, cafe. t6. petr6leo cru
do, ruedas viejas de wagones Filadelp-
hia.
BajdrOA: mantequilla. reses vacu-
mas. avena. harina de Centeno, ovejas,
ldpulo pacftico. heno. hierro colado Chi
cago. harina. trigo rojo. aceite de Sc
milla de algod0n. mani. lupul0 New
York, algod6n, barras de cstaho, CO.
que, triSO dc la primavera, mafz. hue
vos, ccrdos. telas, estampadas, brown
sheetings", cstaiiO v peltre.
Acciones vendidas durantc octubre,
1862, 900. FL tipo para el redcscuen-
to de papel comercial ha sidO rebaja-
do por todos los bancos asociados al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
OTRA PROPOSITION

Sc informa que una Empresa de cons
truccioncs ofrece al Municipio de la
ciudad, realiZarle el emprestito para
Obras Pdbicas ell proyecto, construir-
le cl Acueducto de acuerdO con los pla-
nos proyectOs correspondence, ms
talar la planta el6ctrica hacer, Ell
fin. todas las obras que contiene ell
prop6sito de mejoras pdblicas Ell la
ciudad que han de hacerse con aquella
negotiation. Esto. por supuesto. den
tro de la competencia Ell las respec-
twas subastas para la colOcaci6n de
los bonos realization de las obras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Presehtara
hoy a la pantalla un drama que por
tratarse de una DANA atrevida mere
ce ser vista por ell genero femenino,
cuyo titulo es: "Mujer que Vence", en-
admirables actos una comedia muy
bonita.
TeatrO Rialto.-Mitchell Lewis en-
ell drama en- 6 actos "Estafadores Bur-
lados" una cinta comica.
Cine Luna.-Los episodios y 6 de
la estupenda serie LOS Milagros de
la Selva" y una cinta comica.
Teatro Strand, (Santurce).-Lo me-
jor en- pelicula francesa que Sc ha
importado "Judex", la filigrana de
arte, la cinta que. hace honor a Fran
cia.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).- -
Noche de Moda. Elaine Hammestain
Ell el poderoso drama "Deuda Mater
ma" y ell episodio de la regia serie
Pathe "De Potencia Potencia".
TeatrO Liberty, (Santurce).-Mad-
ge Kennedy Ell la magma cinta Clue
go Peligroso' Y el episodio IL de la
serie "Mala Sombra".
Cine Norma, (Santurce).-La gran
actriz Nazimova en- su Ultima extraor-
dinaria production en- 7 actos "Desde
la Niebla".
Teatro Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).-Pre-
sentara a la gran estrella espanola
Elena Cortesina en- LA Inaccessible
y revistas y vistas de Espana.
Cine Real, (Puerta de Tierra).-La
hermosa pelicula en- parties, que lie
va por titulo: "Sexo Inquieto".
| Cine Monte Carlo, Puerta dc Tie
rra).-La sin igual cinta dc emocio-
nantes escenas, que lleva por titulo:
"Sexo Inquieto", en- parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
VARIOS Candidates

Para la plaza de Ayudante General
--Jefe de la Guardia Nacional de PueT
to Rico. que ha dcjado vacante el
Mayor Wilson nOmbrado COmisiOIla-
do del InteriOr-hay varios candida
tos no puedc decirse, seglin infOrmes
qui6n ha de ser designado para el er-
presadO cargo. Es de nombramicntO
Presidential sin aprObaci6n del Sena-
do. seguramente habra de tener la
recommendation del GobernadOr dc
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-09
CON FL TESORERO

Aver celebraron una larga confe-
rencia ell senor Arturo Lluberas, ha-
cendado de Guayanila Y el Tesorero
de Puerto Rico senor Benedicto, res
pecto de asuntos de fnanzas y contri-
buciones. Ell senior Lluberas esta ha-
ce dias en- San Juan Y lie acompana su
distinguida sonora, siendo hu6spedes
de sus parientes los cstimables espo-
SOS Carreras-L Lluberas.