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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Ia GRADuACIoN ESC0i.Aa EN
TOA ALTA

Los rraduados de no. grade de Ia
Escuela "JOss Pablo MoEalcx'', De Toa
Alta. celslbran esta noche sn fiesta de
graduation Ia que Sc ilcvara a efecto
cn q Cine Borinqacn".
En la rlegante esquela que hemos
tenido cl gustO de recibir, figuran cl
Inspector dc Escuelas Sr. Salvador
Morales Salgado, "Acting Principal"
Luis T. Ramos, COmisionadO Munich
pal de instruction seior Arturo Mon
cloVa.
FL Programa consta de 2S nlme-
ros tomandO parte cn su desempeiiO,
jovenes graduados. profesOres, ms
pector y ComisionadOs.
La Ciase del 1921 csta c0mpuesta
por los siguientes alumnos:
Ines Catala, Nicolas Hernandez, Ho
ward Jason, Abraham Martinez, Clo-
tide Perez, Josefa Perez, Manuel Pc
rez, Engracia Prestamo, Teresa Pres
tamo, Miguel Roca Y Rosa Maria We
ga.
Nuestra congratulaci6n a los jove-
mes que han terminado sus estudios
preliminares, obteniendo el premio de
su noble Y constante labor EN- las
aulas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
SOGGte el iavOilo del pdbEce
Jabon "OCTAGON"
B. Fernandez Hnos, Sues.
SAN JCAN.
rglxrAs AZ
%. PA.:ssaI. IaaRlN@'f:N

N'F'lacs a. arl-. lsriic ~ 3 p.areres
san las que 80 virarn disfiulando en-
a parqUe lsorinlnen de~ie Il nisrcs-
lcS ~. que falrsn ina' mradax ron
moiiro de- accrcarsc Ia s~lel,raelsn del
Sanio PaiTsn de- nmcsira dinlinnia Is
In. San Juan sauii~ia. To.ias las per.
soBas sie gasio :rfinada. tanio de Ia
cindas como de- las disiinios pucilos.
han csiado invadiendo duranie cada
noche ian pinioresco lngar para psder
disfruiar dc In fascination de hallar-
80 cn los jarlincs cncaniados. de que
nos hablaran los cucnsos De Las Mil
= Tina Noches. realidad que ha logra-
do cl sclOr Juan Bcnfiez G5mcz. con
su insenio dc lampara maravill0sa.
Brisa refrescanie. aTifstica ilnmina
ci5n. miisica deliciosa. vist0sOs fuegOs
dc artilicio. sorprendentes produccio-
nes. manjarcs cxquisitos. amabilidaa
en grado sumo y placeres sin fin: to-
do podrGis encontrarl0 On el Parque
Borinquen 81 c0ncurrfs durante cstas
diez nOches. dedicadas a In selecta
sOciedad del pueblo pOrtcrriqueno por
el amigo dc referencia. Mas de cinco
mil persOnas Sc han c0ngregado on
aquel siiiO, durante es;as dos prime
ras nOches.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres William De-
mond Dorothy Dalton en- el colossal
drama en- actos: "El Jugador de AL
mas" Y una comedia en- dos actos.
TeatrO America.-"Ferreol', foto-
drama aleman en- actos, argumento
de Victoriano Sardou. Reaparici6n de
la graciosa coupletista madrilena Jo-
Selma Lopez.
Teatro Rialto.-Tom Moore en- su
mejor production en- actos "S:em-
previvas" Y una comica en- 2 parties.
Cine Luna.-Los grandiosos episo-
dios y 8 de tires perseguidos por
Tres" y una conica.
Cine .Real.-El episodio 3 de "Oro
de Pirata" Y TN drama Ell actos.
Cine Monte Carlo.--Un emocionan-
te drama en- actos Y ell episodio
de ''Oro de Pirata".
Cine Victory Garden.-Estreno del
bonito drama en- actos que. lleva por
titulo "Figura de Bronco" Y una CO.
media en- reels.
Cine Puerto Rico.-La escultural
artista americana Maria Bertini Sc
presenta al publico en- una colossal
cinta de argumento raro, titulada:
LA Reina del Circo" " ell episodio
de "La Novia 13''.
Cine Imperial.-Estreno de un bo-
nito drama en- actos Y ell .episodio
No. 9 de "Las Cuatro Llaves".
Cine Las AntiIlas, (Detras de, Ia
lleres>.-"Alma de Tigre", por L. Hol-
mes, episodios 10, II y 12.
Teatro Sisifo, Bayam6n) Ell epi-
sodio 7 de ia NOVA IS" y un drama.
Teatro Variedades, (Bayam6n) -
Episcdio No. l de la serie "Novia 13'
y un drama por George Walsh.
Teatro Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).-Ter-
cera function de la Compania Dramati-
lea Julia Delgado Caro-.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
sUCEsOS DE SANGRE

En- el barrio Palomar, de Camuy
Manuel Acevedo hizo un disparo dc
revolver contra Gerardo Millet, ocasio
nandole la muerte en- ell acto. FL agre
sor fue arrestado.
En- Gurabo. cl jovcn Pablo Dfaz
acometi6 Ildefonso Figueroa, dispa.
randole un tiro de revolver, sin logral
herirlo. Dfaz fue arrestado.
en- la Playa de Ponce, Juan E
Fantauzzi, hizo cinco disparos de re-
v6lyer contra Jose Vega, hiri6ndolc
con uno. Ell agresor fue arrestado J
puesto a disposition del Fiscal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
AF.AEL CEsTERG MOLINA

Por via Mayag;iez ha regresadO de
Esados Unidos, ell inteligente joven
Rafael Cestero, quien acaba de gra-
duarse con brilantfsimas notas en- un
colegio de Allentown, Pa. Ell joyen
Cestero viene graduado de Comercio.
habiendo sido el que obtuvo las no.
tas mas sobresalientes de los gradua-
dos de Comercio en- La citada Uni
versidad.
Felicitamos a FiIlis, como cariiio-
.samente lie llaman sus familiares Y
amigos por el brillante triunfo obte-
nido, y por haber dejado bien senta-
do el nombre de su pats fuera de ei.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
MONSITA FERRER

En- el vapor Marina eMbarc6 para
Santo Domingo, accompaniment del pres
tigiOsO financiero, nuestro amigo don
Ramon Aboy Benitez, presidente de
La Association de Productores de Azti-
car, In gentiI seilorita de esta buena
sociedad, Monsitl Ferrer, quien per-
manecera en- la ciudad primada al
gunas seinanas, en companfa de los
esposos Ferrer-Rinc0n.
lie deseamos a la seiiOrita Ferrer,
una grata estada en- la vecina ciudad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
sOLEMNEs cuLTos En- S MATEo


Ell domingo. 10 ae los corrientes, a
las a. M, sera La bendici6n sofemne
de las inagenes del Coraz6n de Jesds
y San Antonio; regalo la primera de
Ia selora dona Joaquina Echenique
de Gonzalez, Y Ia segulda. de la Sc
nora Dofia Frarcisca Fernandez de
Bolivar.
a continuation Sc efectuard la fun
ci6n principal
A las Z y media p. m. cmpezara el
solemne Trfduo. predicando Ell sodcs
los dfas, asl como tambien en- la fun
ci6n, el Reverendo Pr6sbitero Pedro
Morante Jim6nez
Sc espera Ia mayor asistencia tan
solemnes cultos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Los BASIsTAs Sc oUEIaN

Muchas personas de las que van Il
baiiarse al Parque Sc quejan de que
en- el departamento para guardian las
ropas de hombre no hay seguridad
algdna, pues hasa los zapatos lie han
.afanado" algunos de los asfduos
concurrentes. Ell encargado del Par
que Ell Jefe de la scompailfa debe
adoptar las medidas del case para
eyitar ese des6rden.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
-7---------
FL COMANDANTE NADAL

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha recibido
informes oficiales del Departamento
de Ia Guerra notific1ndoIe que eE Co
mandant" Jaime Nadal ha sido NOM
brado Official Instructor de la Guardia
Nacional de Puerto Rico que Sc es-
rera que salga para csta isla me-
diados del mes dc julio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
SOLDADO DESERTOR

Las autoridades militares estan en-
busca de Manuel Ducret, puertorri.
queiio que Sc alist0 como soldado en-
el fuerte Scoum, de New York, en- di-
ciembre del 1920. Y que desert6 del
Campamento Jackson, Carolina del
Sur. ell 2 de abril de 1920 Ell tiene
Una hermana que reside en- La calle
San Sebastian, de esta ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Don HEyIro ZALproNDo

En el lapir Fan L0i eH:1 cnbarca
para l,s Esia'"s. cnB el ohjcio lie We
rificar .iigHaa>' c-irnsas. 81 acre'lita-
do comercianf" . esga plaza. : echo
cidO h0mbre lie negociOs. nuestr0 buen
amigo i,on BeaitO ZaluuOndo. quien
Sc propone traer a su regreso, un in
menso snrtidO dc las telas de tltima
m0da.
Ell IMPARCIAL desea al amigo -.
Benito, un viaje felfz, Y buen exito
en- In gesti0n que 10 lieva a Ii me
tr0poli.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
TRAsLADo DE ALMACEN

Nuestro buen amigo don Jose Porte
La Morey, antique comerciante al por
mayor de esta plaza, la trasladado
su almacen de yfveres Ia calle de
Isabel Segunda No. 2. frente Perez
Hnos., J .en uno de los sitios mas con-
curridos va de la Marina.
Muchos exitos lie deseamos al sim
patico don Jose, en- su nuevo local.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Luis Cordova Jr.
H iiPRONrO!! @
''MASFUERTEQUE
LA MUERTE"
NAZIMOVA.
NO Sc REUNIERON

- Jas comisiones cue entienden en- ell
cstudio Ge la Ley de InquilinatO Y de
la Resoiuci6n del senior Lastra Cha
rriez, en- la que solicita la destitucion
del senior Miller, Conlisionado de Ins-
trucci0n, no Sc reunieron aver v es
creencia general de que ambos proyec-
los quedardn durmiendu el sueiio de
los iustos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
E mejOr Regalo. $4,000 en- Joyefia
acaba de recibr la IOyeria Felix Lopez.
AprOyeche para esoojer el suyO.
No Divide nuesho descuento especial.
San FranGsco32 32. :: San Juan, PR.
8lEgoS CANDiDATOS PARA FL
oBISPADO DE PUERTO RICO

IA Correspondence" dc aver, al
parocer informGia miiitarmente, nos
"a la halagadora nO;icia de que el
actual Sr. SeorctariO del Cardenal Ar
zobispo de .7ila6elia tiene granies
probabilidades de ser nOmbrado Obis-
po de Puerto Rico.
Pero zen que quedamos? :Qnien
nombra los obsipos y que formalida-
des preceden a tales nombramientos
mo los nombra el Papa mOtu prOpiO,
en- ConsiStorio pr;vadO y pIblico, des-
pues de haberse hecho el eXpediente
de vita ct mOribus con todo el sigilo
Y secreto necesarios en- tan trascen-
dentales nombramientos?
la Correspondence, Y la Prem
sa en- general, es demasiado credula,
dando cabida en- sus serias columnas
& esa noticia OficiOsa, que no tiene
mas Fundamental que el deseO, mas o
menos apasionado, de alguna persona
oculta entire bastidOres.
Con ell mismo Fundamental del of
ciOsO nOticierO podemos suponer que
sera nombrado Obispo de Pto. Rico el
joven sacerdote puertorriqueno, resi-
dente actualmente en- Roma, natural
de Ponce Y que hizo todos sus estu-
dios en- la Universidad Gregoriana y
en- visperas ie recibir el grado de DR..
en- ambas facultades. Anadase tam
bien a este que ell joven sacerdote pom
cefo Sc relaciona con los Ecmos. Car
denales que residen en- la capital del
mundo cristiano.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
DE REGRESO

DespuGs Gle. haber pasado una larga
temporada Ell los Estados Cnidos, han
regresado esta isla. acompanados de
su nina Lucia, los esposos don Agus-
tin Betancourt dona Luz Maria
del Manzano.
BienveniiiOs los distinguidOs espo-
SOS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Ell sARGENTo CABAN

Regresd de los Estados Inidos, don
de pas6 una tcmporada con SUI fami-
liza; el sargento de Ia policfa insular,
seiior Pedro Caban, que presta servi-
clio en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
UN ROBO

A Matilde Rodriguez lie han robado
de. su habitaci6n de La calle de San
Jose n1mero 2, una pulsera de orc,
una GAIA de polvos, una peineta y 50
en- efectivo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17

Para IA caspa, picaz6n del cuero
eabelludo, herpes y erupciones, debe
usar el PREPARADO DE EBREY
para el pelo, todas las mananas al
levantarse. 81 Preparado de Ebrey
IS un gran antiseptico, para evitar las
;anas. En- farmaeias Y perfume
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
san Juan. =. II.

Emimrcs para u N"ric. du.lec pa
sara nna scsa;1rr On a. dos mcses. Ia
dis,ingu.Ga csresa Gel em.nvnie aha.
gado. nuesiro amigo laon Jac.n,o Te-
xIdor y Alcala del olmo. Ia ane r.
gresara a Puerto Rico. en- compaiiia
de su encaniadOra hija Maria del ri
lar, que hace VA algunas senanas -
encuentra en- alnel pais.
Tina fplfz trayesia deseamos a la
DANA que So ausenia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17

QIJfNENA QUE No AFECPA LA
CABEzA. LAXATIVE BROMO QuI.
NINA es mas eficaz Ell todos los ca
sos en- que Sc necesite tonsr Quinn.
"a. no causando zufllbldos. De oidos
Contra Resfriados. Ia Grippe, In
1eenza. Paiudlsino y Fiebres. La
irsna de e. VI. GROVE viene con ca
da cajika
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-17
Los VecinOs Dicen. .
"a quien hay que dirigirse?


LA fan.ilia Coraova, yesidende.te
en- la casa No. Sc, de la Gale Dos
Hernanos, hace Is diss no tiene aqua.
Eepetidas veces sc ha llamadO al Mu-
nicipio y de ALA ccntestan que Sc en-
tiendan con el dueno de Ia casa. Sc
lie habla al daeno de la casa Y este
dice que lame a Mun;cipio. Ia cues
ti6n cs que hace va Is dias que no
hay una gotta de aqua para NADIA, Y
que es la 1nica casa en- toda aquella
parte, que carece de un servicio tan
necesario.
mo hay forma de que el dueno de
la casa referida arregle nj ordene tam
POGO el arreglo de la tuberia 10 que
sea. { Es un juego 10 que tienen?"
Con gracias anticipates, quedo
alto. amigo Y S.,
Luis CordOva Jr.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
BRITISH PICK
 ARMS FARLEY
 ENVOYS, SAID
By the Associated Press)

London, Oct. 18.-Premier Lloyd George announced to the house of commons today that he hopes to go to Washington for the disarmament conference on November II, leaving England as soon as affairs in parlia- ment and the general situation in the empire makes his departure possible.
 The London Times in it's morning edition stated that the British dele gates to the international conference will be Premier Lloyd George, Ar thur J. Balfour and Lord Lee of Farham, representing England; Sir Robert L. Borden, representing Can ada; George Foster Pearce, repre- senting Australia; Sir John Salmond, representing New Zealand.
 According to the Times, Sir Auck- land Geddes, British ambassador to the United States, will attend the conference when required.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
COTTON MARKETS
 CONTINUE DECLINE

After rallying during the forenoon to net gains of about 30 points, the cotton markets underwent another severe slump today, and the close represented net losses of about $1.5O bale for the day At today's final figures quotations stand approximate ly 400 points or S20 bale under the high marks reached just previous to the publication of the government con- dition figures on October 3.
 December New York contracts clos ed today "A points down at 1910 cents, and January 33 points lower at r 80 cents. New Orleans December closed at 17.42 cents, a net decline of g. points, and January at 17.3S cents, 35 points down. Spots in both markets declined 25 points, to 1860 cents in New York and 1925 cents in New Or leans.
 On the local market prices were slightly lower than yesterday, with most sales being at or under 19 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
LEE UPHOLDS STAND
 TAKEN BY TRAINMEN
(By the Associated Prenal

Cleveland, Oct. 18.-The scheduled meeting of the "big five" chiefs was called off today on account of the request that they meet the federal board Thursday at Chicago.
 W. c. Lee, president of the Order of Railway Trainmen, gave out the following statement: Our union reluctantly takes the position that it can no longer agree to give ser vice unless there is assurance of no more wage reductions or attempts to eliminate workers rules gained through negotiations over many years"
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
t. 0. ?. CLEAR
 DECK TO VOTE
 ONPEACE PACT
tBy the AAsociated PraasY

Washington, Oct. 18.-Final vote on the administration treaty of peace with Germany is expected in the senate today, following disposal of practically all amendments at last nights session. Amendments brought to vote were rejected, Senator Lodge for the administration forces carrying every point.
 Republican leaders announced that sessions at night would be continued if necessary to finally dispose of the treaty issue.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
COLE TO D|SAY0W
 STORY OF MURDER
(By the Associated Presnl


 Mt. Ida, Oct. 1S.-Taking of testi- mony in the case of Raymond Cole charged with the murder of Mrs. Anna Mckennon last May, was begun this morning Continuance until the Feb ruary court term was granted yester- day to Rev. Harding Hughes held as an accessory. Hughes is a superan- nuated minister of the North Method ist church
 Cole as witness is expected to re- pudiate his alleged confession that he killed Mrs. Mckennon at the instance of Hughes. Mrs. McKennon was the owner of valuable mineral lands, which Hughes is said to have attempted to secure.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
F0CH TO DECORATE
 ROb'T LEES TOMB
(By the A,sscy1tel Press)

Paris, Oct. 18.-Marshal Foch has received a cable invitation from the Ku Klux Klan to be the guest of that organization while in the United States to attend the American Legion convention at Kansas City and the opening of the disarmament confer ence at Washington.
 Marshal Foch will visit the tomb of Robert E. Lee at Lexington, Va, and will place wreath over tn grave of the leader of the Confed- crate armies
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
HIGHWAY AID BILL
 IS NEAR PASSAGE
tBy the Associated Press

Washington, Oct. 1S.-Funds mak- ing possible the employment of from 30O000 to 350,000 men for one road building season are appropriated by the federal highway bill at present 'n conference and expected to pass con- gress within the next few days.
 The bill, agreed upon by the con- ferees, carries a $75,000,O0O appro- priation, of which s25,000 ,000 is to be available for distribution among the states as federal aid in road construc- tion when when the bill becomes law and S50,000,000 six months later. In addition, $,000,000 is to be immediately available for national forest roads and $10,0OO,OO0 more on July 1. 1922.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18

night made two unsuccessful at tempts to take Dudley Hopkins, negro, from the deputy sheriff re- moving him from Boston to Dekal, where he was arraigned for the al- legged murder of his wife Officials drove back the attackers, who were mostly negroes, and later brought Hopkins here for safe keeping.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
tBy the Associated Press)


 Chicago, Oct. 1S.-Telegrams sum- moning the chiefs of the four big brotherhoods of railroad employees to a conference with the federal rail- road labor board were dispatched today, the conference being set at board headquarters on Thursday at ? p. m. At the conference, the fed eral board will attempt to forestall an actual walk out by employees as now scheduled by the brotherhoods commencing October 30.
 All members 6f the federal board are expected to attend, as well as the public group, which has been at Washington for consultation with President Harding and the interstate commerce commission.
 No outline of what will be attempt ed at the conference has been an- nounced.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
NORTH CAROLINA U. c. V.
 COMMANDER EXPIRES
tBy the Associated Press,

Wilmington, N. C., Oct. 1S.-Genc-- al James Motts, commander of the North Carolina division, United Con- feedrate Veterans, died today from eff fleets of injuries received last Satur- day when he was hurt in an auto hobile accident.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18

Mir, and Mrs. B. T. Clifft left this morning for Little Rock, where they were called on account of the death last night of Miss Margie Nelson.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-10-18
PLAYS FINAL CARD
 IN BITTER TUSSLF
BOARDS SUPREME TEST
W. G. Lee Defends Stand of Train men Opposing Wage Slashes-
 Farley Called Thursday.
tBy the As~-0ated Press,

Washington, Oct. 18.-Action of the federal railroad labor board in summoning union chiefs to Chicago for conference was described in high official circles today as the first step to determine whether the board is to be regarded as an efficient government agency or a failure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
A Few Gift Suggestions:

Greater
South Bends
Greatest
Furniture Outhtters
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
Strollers in a Big Sale
for Tomorrow!

We are starting 10 clear out our en-
tire stock OF baby carriages and
announce some very attractive spe-
Gals for tomorrow. For instance.
genuine reed stroIlers can be had
for as low as s14.O0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03

June brides can secure their furniture at Ries at
greatly lowered prices; the lowest we believe they
will go in years. Consequently instead of having to
defer the happiness Of home of your own on account
of high COSTS young coup les can now furnish their
entire homes with every confidence that you are
making purchases at the lowest possible prices Our
special credit plans available in aiding you to fur
nish that home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-03
Outfit
Four Rooms
Complete

Res' Honeymoon outfit, shown in our south wins
dow is an example of how nicely you can furnish at
low cost. This outfit consist of four-piece ivory
bed suite, eightpiece walnut dining suite,
three-piece living room suite and a fully equipped
kitchen Rugs, lamps and chairs are included at the
low price of $685.. You may pay but 5 90 down and
the balance on terms to suit your convenience.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-16
Cooperative
Dentistry To
Lower Fees

Milwaukee, Wis Aug. .t.---The
problem of giving roCd deu''itry
to workinginen at lower prices is
one of the great ques ions con-
fronting The profession, ''r. lienry
L. Banzhaf cf Milwaukee scid the
National Deu.ral association here
today.
He advocated cooperative elm
les as a solution.
"The average American work
ingman should be able to buy hoa-
est dentistry at reasonable fee,"
DR.. Banzhaf said.
Better dentistry at lower fees
can only be accomplished when a
group of dentists, each a. special
ist in his field, comes together in a
centrally located cooperative den
tai clinic.
Each dentist must operate In
his chosen field only, thus increas-
ing his efficiency 40 per cent, be-
cause be does only the work he is
best qualified to do"
DR.. Banzhaf said the Milwaukee
industrial dental clinic was prov
ing a success. This does work fol-
Industrial establishments win
which 1t has agreements.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-16
Oil Strike Is
Balm to Broken
Heart In Denver

Denyer. COL, Aug. lp. s'
,c,,,e Nemic, pretty Denver girl
,oraot all about her broken heare
80 The $4,000 balm required
- mend it when she struck y
r,cbp in Oklahoma oil lands anu
secured dismissal Of a breach 0l
nrom,se suit against J. HoWaiu
S.arr wealthy Denver jeweler.
The suit was dismissed by judge
= 6. Morley, in district oou, ~ =
unon the plaintiffs agreement ~
nav all court costs. ..o,ns+
m Miss Nemic filed her suit agains.
C.arp earlv in 1920, and flutter
- ,@ excitement followed in smart
oao,al circles here when she au-
m,tted. during the course OF pre-, :
,iminary hearing, that she ma, nau
haan No. "friendly" with seVe,al
nrom,nent Denver men pesiaes
stark. She denied, however 49,
tb,s Friendship" was otner INC"
pia,U Questions asked by stark5s at
torneys IN the preliminary nearing arm,
indicated that sensational .es,,,
mony involving persons sooian'
nrominent might have peen g.
pected if the suit had come -
trial. la oil in
recently, it is reported, on ,t,t,e,
valuable commercial quan.i'S y
has been discovered on Janus ,,a, -
ol,ahoma owned jointly by MIS- m
Nemic and her parents ana en'
nretty plaintiff decided TO aoan
don her chase for heartoaim-,an'
the accompanying punitive ua
ages. 60. declared
there had been no "outside se''ie
ment with Miss Nemic."