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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-11-10
AROUND THE TOWN

Emil Streitz of Cass Lake speni
Saturday in Sank Centre visiting his
aunt Mrs. Anna Streltz and othei
relatives. i
Misses Emma Streitz and Ida
Voight went to Melrose Monday and
attended a shower given in honor OF
MRS. BENZ Streitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Regan OF
Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
flank and son RUSSELL. Mr.. anu
Mrs. Cleve Plank and daughter Bet
" of Elk River motored up SUNDAY
and were guests of Mr.-and Mrs.
William Dummert.
I Otto Janecke is offering big dis
count in shoes at his Closing Out
Sale-Adv. x, :.
Eden Sukke and family left last
week for their new home at Benson,
MINI. Mr.. Sukke recently purchas-
ed a fine 80-acre farm near Benson
and will go into dairying. extensive
ly. - F.,
F. P. Minette & Son last week
sold a Brown Swiss bull calf and
pure bred cow to .Axel Stakehouse OF
Long Prairie. Several head were
also sold last week to ]. w. Dale, OF
Dawson, Mimi. 80 80
w. A. Moore closed deal this
week for the building on Main street
occupied by B. O.; Vogels Office! A
piece of land northeast of the city
joining the Hartung farm was trans
ferred by Moore for the city proper
ty. -.
When you buy a Thanksgiving
turkey dinner with all the trimmings
for SO cents per plate you cannot af-
ford to eat at home. The ladies OF
st. PauPs Catholic church will serve
a splendid dinner and supper at the
Masonic Temple for so cents, Thurs
day, Nov. 24.-Adv 24-25
News was received in Sank Centre
this week of the serious illness OF
Mrs. Henry H. Lueken at her home
at Blencoe, Iowa. The report stated
that the lady was slowly recovering,
all of which her friends will be glad
to hear. The family moved away
from Sank Centre 10 years ago.
Herbert Christensen living near
Alexandria has purchased the Cham
pion Junior bull in the Brown Swiss
department at the Minnesota State
Fair and National Dairy show, OF +.
p. Minette & Son. Mr.. Christen-
son will use this sire as the founda-
ton of a herd of this breed OF cattle.
The w. A. Moore Land Co. last
week sold the 240-acre Gilbert Cass
farm near Westport to j. A. Starry
of Monticello, Mimi consideration,
$3.50 per acre. The new owner pur-
chased the live stock and perscncl
property Of the tenant, VIM. WEIGH
and will take possession within
few days. Mr.. Moore took in piece
of business property at Monticello on
the deal.
). Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mason and
daughter Grace of Swanville, were
guests of the J. p. Bonner and Sam
Chenworth families Sunday. These
folks were all neighbors and friends
at their former homes in Illinois.
Swift & Co., have retired from
the cream buying in Sank Centre
and shipped their outfit to st. Paul
Wednesday. 8
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TIE CHURCHES
ZjonsLutheran Church

Zj9nsLuthefan Church
Jrll. "A. Stein, Pastor
Morning services, 10 q. m. English
language.
Sunday school every Sunday 1870
Confirmation instructions every
Saturday morning.
You will be welcome at all GU
services.
Congregational Church Notes
Cecil s. Sparkes, Pastor
The following notices are announcs
ed:
Armistice Day service at 1913
when prayer will be made for tht
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BEEF At faE-WAR PRICES
wholesale Cost at Level Of 1914 Flo.
ures. Packers AnnouneA

wholesale Cost at Level Of 1914 Fla.
ures, Packers Announces.
Cihcago-The average wholesale
price Of carcass beef is now back to
the level prevailing in 1914, according
to figures made public in review Of
the meat and live stock situation dur.
Ing October, issued by the Institute Of
American Meat Packers.
The average wholesale price of car.
cass beef in 1914 appropriated IL
cents, the report says, while at the
end OF October, 1921, 1t was between
liz and IL cents. Some grades, how.
ever, are selling higher, while others
are selling lower, it is stated.
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.iolne aIrer .NoyenLer 10 at ulahlo-
men, Mimi, where Milton has posi-
! lion with the Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Co., as wire chief.

~ y
PIX $50
A WEDDING OF INTEREST TO
their many friends in Osakis and
southern Todd county took place in
Long Prairie yesterday at 1:30 p. m.
when Miss Emma A.. Bearson became
| he. bride of Mr.. j. Rude Lennes.
The ceremony was performed at the
courthouse, Judge E. AZ Lewis offic-
iating. The bride wore a gown of
white silk tricot trimmed with white
satin and pearl beads and carried a
bouquet Of pink roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Luella
Bearson, gowned1 in white organdie
and carrying q bouquet of carna-
tons. j. Marvin Lennes,, a brother of
the groom, was best man. The cere-
mony was followed by a reception
and wedding supper at the home, of
the brides parents in Little Sank.
F. The bride is a daughter of Mr..
! and Mrs. S. E. Bearson, well known
residents of Little Sank township,
and the groom is q son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. j. Lennes, pioneer residents
.ofs Gordon. The young people have
a wide circle of friends who unite in
extending congratulations and best
wishes. Ha
After a honeymoon trip to the
southern part of the state where
they will visit relatives at Blooming
prairie, Mr., and Mrs. Lennes will be
at home on a farm in Gordon town.
shin Osakis Review.
MEMBERS OF THE DUTCH
Grande Nu1a club gave Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wolf, who recently return
ed from their honeymoon trip, a
surprise Tuesday evening. The club
gathered at the Wolf home unan-
nounced and proceeded to take pos
session. The evening was most en-
joyably spent, fine luncheon being
served. The club left fine gift
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf as token
of the esteem in which they are
held Long Prairie Leader. -
~ Mrs. Wolf will be remembered to
Herald readers as Miss Rose Sieben
before her marriage.
MRS. P. G.. PETERSON ENTER
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kinsella
and son Dean and Henry Brown of
Sank Centre, Dean Brown of Hing
ham, Mont, Dr. and Mrs. Girvin,
Miss Flora Jones and Mrs. r. E.
Mcmillan Of Willard at a seven
o'clock dinner Saturday evening. DR..
and Mrs. Girvin entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Kinsella and son
Dean, and Henry Brown of Sank
Centre and Mrs. P. G. Peterson
Sunday at dinner. Willard Grit.
|. MRS. f. C. VANDESTEGG AND
Mrs. Cliff Hines were hostess at a
party Friday in honor of Mrs. Mary
Exfcrd. The occasion was in the
celebrating Of the ladys birthday
and also a farewell party, as she LETT
Saturday for Kandiyohi to spenf- the
winter with a sister. The rooms of the
Vandesteeg home were prettily de-
corated in Halloween colors. Re-
freshments were served to the six
teen guests.
MRS. l.. ]. Irish ENTERTAIN
ed a number Of high school girls at
patty in honor Of her danghter
E'izshe+h Tuesday evening. The &c
ces'nn was the Young lady's sixteenth
h;'+hdav. "A dinner was served at
s.oA. Covers were laid for thirteen
o,ests. A beautiful hirthdav CAFE
heh+rd with candles formed the CEN
terpiece.
MpS. ANNA STpErTZ was
hcstesa r. a card nartv given -
honor 81 Miss Weight who arrived
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CHICAGO WELCOMES FocH
Thousands Line Streets to Greet
French Soldier.

Chicago-Chica turned out en-.
masse to honor Marshal Foch. More
than a million persons jammed Mich.
igan Boulevard to greet the leader Of
the worlds greatest armies when he
be AIDED 3 parade of Knights Of Column
bus. whose guest he was during the
day.
Fully 100000 persons were in the
parade most Of them being knights
representing practically every state In
the union.
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Rirth Rate lncreaae.

Washington-Births recorded IN the
birth registration area" during 1920
totaled 1,50S.S74, the Public Health
Service announced. exceeding deaths
by 672,720. The birth rate showed q
relative increase of 7,e per cent over
1919. ,s1 SO
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SOCIAL EVENTS
80

THE MARRIAGE OF MISS
GLADYS Hull, daughter. OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. David D. Hull and George
Milton Fish, was solemnized SUNDAY
afternoon at 2:3O at the home OF the
brides parents near Kimball. Rev.
~. r.. Harmann of the, Episcopal
church Of Litchfeld read the sery rs
- The bride was attended by her SIS is7
ter. Miss Beatrice Hull and g. W.;
Ferguson of st. Cloud was best man man
Little Fay Carlson, was the Hover
girl and Wayne Hull, brother OF the
bride was ring bearer. 3
Mrs. Fish has visited in Sank
Centre several times at the home OF
Mrs. S. E. Bruce. Milton needs no
introduction to Sank Centre people,
as he has always lived in this city.
! He is a graduate of the, local high
school. He served in the navy for
many months during the World
Mar. azgs~4s-z
Following the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the residence of
the brides grandmother, Mrs. Smith,
to sixty guests.
g Among the out of town gusts at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fish. parents of the groom, Mrs. 81.
E. Bruc, grandmother Of the groonns
and Mrs. Minnie Mullen an aunt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew HutlgreAs
cousins of the groom from SauK
Centre, Mrs. Paul Fish, a sister-in-
law of the groom's from Omaha,
Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Wynn OF
Minneapolis, cousin of Mr.. Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Noehl. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson, cousins Of the bride
from Litchfield and C.. w. Ferguson
of st. Cloud. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish will be at
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success of the Washington confer
ence. A cordial invitation. is ex-
tended to Ex-service men, Woman's
Auxiliary members, G. A. R. Veter-
ems and members of the w. R. c..
to attend this service.
Sunday morning at 1890 in con-
nection with the morning service on
Sunday the new church bell will be
dedicated.
Sunday evening at 7:30, evening
service and sermon.
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M. E. Church

NJ. Il. Church
Rev. j. &C. Craig, district Supt.
If Fergus Falls division, will preach
Sunday morning at 1890.
Sunday school at IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
ARREGLO DE GALES

El Comisionado Municipal de Obras
Publicas de San Juan sefor Rivera
Ferrer, dentro de los cortos recursos
de las asignaciones de que Sc dispo-
ne ha dispuesto la reparacion de las
Gales de Lola, Europa, Dos HERNIA
nos y la salida de Melilla. =
Cuanto Sc vaya disponiendo de fon-
dos, continuara el trabajo de arreglo
de las GALES del populoso barrio, has
ia dejarlas terminadas.
Ahora Sc esta centinuando ell alcan-
tarillado de la Parada 20 hacia Este
para terminar aquel trozo y estable-
Ger despues ell ensanche de la calle.
Las GALES de Miramar y particular
mente la de la Union que esta EN- peo-
res condolences, Sc arreglaran en- bre-
We, segdh Sc informa.-
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Ell LCDo. ARRILAGA UIRUTIA
no oCIERE ESE PTESTo

Desde AiiaSco nos escrihe 81 icdo.
Don Rafael Arrillaga Trrutia. que en-
manera algilna - le pudo considersr
nunca como unO de los candidates
al cargo de Assistant Fiscal de San
Juan.
FL senior Arrillaga. dice que lie Ofre-
cieron el puesto. el senior Urrutia por
el Attorney General; el Sr. Huyke. on
nombre del Gobernador V el Sr. Bar
cello pOr su propia cuenta. pero el
siempre decline N aceptacion
Ell seiior Arrillaga Urrutia no desea
mientras prevaleZcan ciertas circuns-
tanclas, servir al GObiernO en- pues-
tos como ese.
Queda complacido nuestro comuni-
cante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
"BoRINQUEN LIBERTY CLUB"

Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certificado de registro las asocia-
cion domestica denominada "Borin-
quen Liberty Club, cuya oficina prin-
cipal Sc establecera en- la casa No. %
de la callc General Contreras, de San
Juan. Ell objeto de dicha asociacion
es la celebration de actos y fiestas So
ciales, y sus' incorporadores son los
senores Jose Ines Carrion, Eduardo
Lassalle, Juan Landow, Nicasio An
drades, Julio Isaac, Rafael Delgado,
Fernando Melendez, Sandalio San
tiago, Andres Lassen y Francisco Ji-
menez, todos de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
ARGOS DE TRIUNFo

A la entrda de la Gale del Hip6dro-
mo, en- Santurce, Sc ha establecidO un
elegante Y artfstico Arco, como parte
principal del decorado que Sc esta pre-
parandO para la defnitiva Inaugural
ci6n de la feria del Hip0drOmO el sa-
bado pr6ximo. Hay gran animaci6n
para las fiestas de la temporada de fe-
ria Y el sabado y domingo habra un
esplendido programa de bales, pleas,
exhibiciones otros atrayentes espec-
taculos. {
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
RESOLUTION coNsuNrA

AsiFnande Ia suma Dc cinco mi
ts.oool dSlarcs para Ia constmcci6n
De una alcantarilla y cicn metros Dc
carrctera lunto al pncnte De utuaao
para facilitar "a enfrada q Ia pcbla-
lci6n.
Por cuanto, en el aio l909, al ser
reconstruido sobre el rio ''Crandc" de
Arccibo el puente dc Utuado, sc di6
. este una altura mayor que Ia de Ia
|creciente de dicho rio durante cl ci-
cl6n de San CiriacO;
Por cuanto, al ser en- tai forma re-
construidO dicho puente, fue indispen-
sable modifcar el antique trazado des
de el puente hasta Ia caIle principal
de Utuadc, resultando del mismo una
curva violenta y una fuerte pendiente
que son un constante peligro y que
deben corregirse y evitarse en- bien de
Ia seguiridad piblica;
Por tanto, Resuelvase por la Asam-
blea Legislative de Puerto Rico:
Secci6n 1.-Por la presente Sc asig-
ma la cantidad de ciHco mil $4,000 do
lares la parte que de ella fuere ne
cesaria, de cualesquiera fondos exis-
tentes en- Tesoreria, no destinados a
otras atenciones, para la construction
de una alcantarilla Y cien metros de
carretera entire el puente y la pobla-
cion de Utuado.
Secci6n 2.-El Comisionado del In
terror queda encargado del cumpli-
miento de las disposiciones de esta
ley.
Seccion 3.-Toda ley parte de ley
que Sc oponga a la presente, queda
por esta derogada.
Secci6n 4.-Esta Ley empezara a
regir inmediatamente. despues de su
aprobaci6n, por ser de cardcter urgen
tie la obra dispuesta en- la seccion /.
Aprobada ell z de mayo de 1921.
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~s INFORMATION GENERAL -


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sssnasls~sdo "a isaf.ir rn Il edificio
Rnurci.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
GRAN FERIA
.------E IN II. .------
HlP0DR0M0

Ezlnnse PARA ierminnr n ins-
lalacitn ee lss especikcuisz -
asisari my pronls ~ insuEu-
raci6h liabr& Cine. Dneiios.
Dai|arinas. Lahcrinin. Juexos
Ailtiicss. Championalos Dc Base
Ball. Basauci Ball. Etc. Fen6-
menss. Bales sDcialcs. y pspn-
larcs G iniinidad de diyersiones
variadas.
Sc admiien proposici0nes Dc
espeetaculos dignos de ser pre-
seniados.
Dirija su carta al ApartadO
No. l9i de Ia Compahia de Fes-
tejos del Hip6dromo. AdYt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
HEcocIo IN MERcAEclAs

Han sido prescnsadas en- Ia Secre-
taria Eiecufiva. para 81 archive y re-
gistro. las clk1sulas De incorporaci6n
De una corporation cue - trsta Dc
organiEar con el nombre de p. r.
Rogers y Co. Inc" cuya cficina prin-
cipal sc establcceri en- San Juan. P. r.
la preyectada corporation sc dedi-
cara principalmente q Ia compra y
venta de mercancia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
Ell TRABAJo AL Ola

Las secretaries del Senado y de la
Camara de Representatives. estan po-
niendo. su trabajo al dfa ,pues la Ia
Dor de las Iltimas sesiones de la Le-
gislatura, como ocurre siempre al f.
nal de elias. ha sido muy laboriosa.
Estan' va prpearados para que cuando
termine ell receso no haya el mas mi
nimo detalle pendiente de despacho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
Lo DE HATILLO

Telegramas recibidos aver en- la
ciudad, dicen que el suceso que Sc in
formo ocurrido en- Hatillo, y acerca
del que hace una Investigation Ell De-
partamento de Justicia, no tiene la
importancia nj los terninos en- que
10 presentan persbnas que Sc dice, no
son amigas del Juez Municipal, y que
todo Sc reduce a ,un incidente muy
abultado por personas hostiles al ex-
presado funcionario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
DON PEDRO SCHIRA

De la Clfnica Mframar nos informa-
ron hoy, que el estado de don Pedro
Schira, quien fu6 operado aver por
ell doctor Toro, auxiliado pOr el doc
tor Torregrosa Y por el practicante
Feij6o, es satfsfactorio, crey6ndose
haya pasado la crisis.
Asf 10 deseamos vivamente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
LA DIFIcULTAD EN- Ell TRAFIco

Vapores que debieron salir de Nue.
va York el sabado dltimo no han po-
dido verifcArio hasta aver y con este
contindan las dificultades en- el trait
co de pasajeros, correspondence y
mercancfas. FL despacho del correo
para los Estados Unidos, hoy, fue
anunciado normalmente por la ofici-
ma del Administrator de San Juan y
Sc espera que salga sin demora.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
srENAN VA CANpIpATos

Aunque FL DcpartamentO de Justi-
cia 10 ha terminadO Ia investigation
del suceso de Hatillo sc ignora eI
resultado de ella Y actuaci0n definiti-
va. Sc indican va diversos candidates
para el cargo de JueZ Municipal de
Camuy de Hatillo Sc han hecho
recomendaciones para Ia correspon-
diente terna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
AccIDENTE DEsGRAcIADoia ;

Ampliando detalles sobre el acct
dente automovilista. ocurrido els de
los corrientes a las 4.3O p. m. entire
las paradas 81 y 80 de Hato Rey, 2 en-
Rio Piedras, de, los vehiculos a1osg
9O8 v P9S3 de don Pascual Villiglio,
" Ramon Fontanes, gniados por ellos;
hemos tenido conocimiento de que sa-
lio lesionada dona Socorro Pihero vida,
de Casablanca, naadre de nuestro par-
ticular amigo sel Lcdos JustoisA. Casa
blanca. 9sssg
Lamentamos 10 sueedido esta se-i
nora y esperamos su pronta mejorfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
EN- Ell ROTARY CLUB

Aver fueron presentados en- el Ro-
tary Club de San Juan, el ex Juez de
la Corte Federal senior Hamilton el
nuevo Juez senior Oddin, que pronun-
ciaron breves frases de cortesfa para
sus invitantes. Sc informa que ell ex
funcionario trabajara en- ell despacho
del Lcdo. Sr. Huyke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
LocIA LUZ DE BoRrNQuEN'

Ha sido archivado en- Ia Sccretaria
Ejectuiva un certifcadO de election
de directories Y oficiales de Ia aLogia
Luz de Borinquen No. 1890 G. o. U.
de o. F. en- A." En- dicho certiicado
aparecen los siguientes nombres: Fans
to Percy, Presidente; Jose r. Bonilla,
vicepresidente; j.. B. Colon, Seereta-
rio; J. A. Rivera, Subsecretario; Gpa-
dalupe Perez, Tesorero; Jose A. Va
lenciano, Subtesorero, e Hip6lito Use
ra, Noble padre. Todos dichos seho-
res son tarnbien directories. ~ Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
REDUCIENDO RIESGOS

Sc infOrma que las empresas que
hacen el negOciO de seguros contra in.
cendios estan reajustando o reducien-
do la cuantfa de muchas p6lizas, dada
la baja de diversas mercancfas y pro-
ductOs en- ell mercadO.
La tendencia de retirrse de la isla
no ha sido considerable nj discutida
aGn, pero Sc han hecho consultas por
cable respecto la situaci6n. .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
As.~ -. Am.sAl~,

O. nmssN aass a. ~ s,sesr fs~issmi.
llan. A saadn ~ gIaaus lsas~ ~ Aaes
, a. sllas l,a Fsanae s.a,e .ls~.mIs4Aaa
o. tmreus ssalaiss@ = Il ss~te sirsxss@.
a. la ssxsreian. en- rnrse Rica 81
issminaf a erlssssle mllaaF. fns arsig
nade Afivssg ssclHsul iuissase. raree
qne de~rsusrhs gssf alrai,es snr~re
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
PARA stFz pE i.AREs

~ Attorney ssenrrai ha ~ssne,ido nj
d.olsrnador u u.nnlTamieute del Sr
R"sendo Cor,lern. para Juez Munich
pal de- Lars anc iigura 81 primero
~ In terms enviada Por 81 comiie co-
rresPonaicnf Dc aquclla poi'laci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
SOLAMENTE SOSPECHOSAS

De las COO ratas examinadas tilti-
mamente pOr ell LabOratoriO del Depar
tamento de Sanidad so,amente hubo
dos sospechosas procedentes de Can6-
yanas y Carolina.
En- San Juan la situaci0n contin6a
igual desde hace algdn tempo no
hay roedores sospechosos nj enfermos
10 que hace entender que el brote ha
quedado defnitivamente extinguido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
MAS EscIEI.As IN sANTrRCE

De Rcuerslo con los tiltimos informcs
respecio de- Ia pol,laci6n escclar de- In
ciudad. en- Ia Marina ha qnedadO casi
excluida por tanto aumentada c0nsi.
derablcncnte en- San Juan = Santnrce.
I'm Santurce es en- donde el aumento
ha sido mayor. = Sc hace necesariO el
aumento de escuelas. de cnyo prOblema
Sc Ocupa plausiblemente ei Comisi0na-
do Municipal de Instruction. Sr. Con-
zalez GinOrio Y la nueva Asamblea de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-11
ACERTADA DESIGNATION

Ell Lcdo. Harry Besosa ina sido de-
signado como Vicepresidente de la i'm
portante compaiifa de seguros "Natio-
nal Security. La designation ha sidO
acertada lie deseamos ell mas cum
plidO exito. \
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con Ell ATTORNEY

Aver a medic dia estuvieron cOnfe-
renciandO con el Attorney General Sr.
Mestre. los Lcdos. MuhOz Morales J.
Noble. de la direction de la p. Rico
American Tobacco Co, este iiltimo.
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BALE DE LAS Fl nREs

FL Casino Portorriqueho de Cagpas
celebra, en- Ia noche del domingo is
del presente mes, un hermoso acto
social que Sc denominara, Bale de las
Flores.
AL acto nos invita- el Presidente del
Casino, don Ramon Eilar, hijo. Da-
mos las gracias por la amable invi-
tacion que Sc nos ha hecho. Id
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LA HERM ANA DEL GENERAL
CASTRO

DE In casa del doctor Biam6n, nos
infOrmaron hoy, que dentro de la gra-
vedad. el estadO de la sefiora Josefa
Castro de Bello, hermana del General,
es esperanzadOr.
DeseamOs pase la gravedad que
aqueja la distinguida DANA.
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pos p1LDoRAs LAxATIvAs

Dos PILDORAS LAXATIvAS
EBREY por la noche al acostarse ha.
ran que duerma bien, y Sc levantara
despeiadC, con brios, dispuesto a Ia
lucha. Las Pildoras Laxativas Ebrey
son inmeiorables para estrehimiento.
maIestar. lengua sucia, insomnia, dis
pepsia, NAL aliento, dolor de cabeza.
En- las farmacias. 2
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~ &At&NxllN Y M4ltqAAAAsE w ~ N&A*AA -
80 e mnsaas- y 4 crlchsmae nrsuS q.
i. Aaznrs 81 4 trma e. 8 nrless
~ 1uFAmeuls-.
Temarn Amfrtca
El drama - nAlco Ne. a. y a
scrccr episode de Ia Nova No IS.
AdemGs Sarisaadcs por q Dustto Co
mico Les Modcrnissas- q prccios CO.
Fxicufcs.
Tcatre Rislls
Funri6a a benefrio De Ia Asocia-
cion de Alumnas del colcgio rortorri-
qucho. La bella prOdnrci6n Contra
vicnto y Marea-. por el famoso actor
MahlOn Hamilton. en- parties.
Cine Real
Tres episOdios de In hermosa serie
-Stingaree" y una pelicula pOr Metra-
Ia.
Cine Monte Carlo
Una pelicula pOr Metralla y tres
episodes de ''Stingaree".
Cine Victory Garden
Madge Kennedy en- Ia preciosa CO.
media en- actos, marca Goldwing IL
tulada 'DandO y Dando" y el episo-
diO No. 2 de "Las Cuatro Llaves".
Cine Puerto Rico.
Alice Brady ha hecho cinta buenas,
pero Alice Brady no ha vuelto a ha-
Ger una cinta como la que presentara
'esta noche en- obsequio a las damas.
Su titulo es: "El Torbellino" .Exhibi-
ra, ademas, una comedia Pathe.
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de
Talleres).
"El Hombre Lobo", por William
Farnum, drama en- cinco actos y va
riedades.
TeatrO SisifO, Bayamon).
Los episodios 13 y IA de "Juan Gen.
tella" Y una comica.
Teatro Variedades, (Bayamon).
LA Ganzua del Diablo", drama en-
6 parties Y una cinta comica.
Teatro Rivoli, (Rio Piedras).
Priscilla Dean en- su production es-
pecial en- 8 reels titulada: '"iFuera de
la Ley!" !.