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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Sharp Practices Charged Oil Men.

Washington.-Charges that the oil
companies have used the National AS
ISOLATION for the Protection of Amer
lean Rights in Mexico to further their
interests are contained in circulars
received Sunday announcing the or.
ganization of new society to obtain
redress of past wrongs and a restora-
ton of rights" in Mexico.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Bonus for Ex.serxice Men.

Salem, ore,-The house has passed
bin providing bonus to Oregon ex-
service men of SIS month for each
month served in the world war. The
bin also provides an alternative OF
Farm loans. not exceeding $1,000.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Four Miners Trann.d

OAK Greek, Colo,-Four miners are
trapped in the No. 2 mine Of the
Moffat Coal company, one and one.
nan miles from here as a result Of an
explosion late Saturday. The origin
OF the explosion is unknown
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Negro Lynched il sIor,a,

oeala, FLA mob broke into the
county Jail Saturday night and seized
q negro who had been arrested IN J
charge Of assaulting an aged white
woman took him to the scene Of tho
uiieged crime and hanged him.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
AIr rraxsL Record aroke,.

San Franeisco.-All records for
travel between Reno, New. and San
Francisco were declared broken late
Monday when Pilot s. s. Boggs of the
air mail service made the 1ST-mile trip
in one hour twenty-four minutes.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

President Approves Boucher Sentence.
Washington. President Wilson has
approved the dismissal from the navy
of Lieutenant Commander Greed II.
Boucher Of San Francisco, formerly
assistant to the naval governor Of
Samoa, for disrespect to superior Of
ficers
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
The Witehinn Hour.

Heavy Dater-I have never seen
such dreamy eyes!
Sleepy Datee Maybe YOU never
stayed so late before Virginia Reel
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Naval Lleutenants kllIed

Washington. Lieutenants John
Henry Heitz Menken and John Fred
erick Wolfer, United States navy, were
billed near Guantanamo, Cuba, Friday
by the wrecking Of their airplane while
on a practice flight.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Police and strike sympa,hlrers clash

Albany, n. Y,-Albany's force OF traf-
fie police was mobillzed Sunday In
front Of the state capitol to handle
q crowd of several thousand persons
who rushed street car and snow
pillow operated by strike.breakers.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
KING Constantine Denounced.

New York.--A resolution protesting
against revision OF the sevres treaty.
denounclng King Constantine of Greece
and praising former Premier Venice
los, was adopted BY the League Of Lib
eral Greeks In America.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Says World War Cost ss4s, 600 600 600

Baltimore Total costs of the world
war We're declared to be more than
$34S. 100000, 900 by DR.. r. p. Strong,
professor of tropical medicine at the
Harvard medical school, in lecture
Mondav nipht
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Russians capture Monoollan royv,

Pekin. Unconfirmed reports have
been received Of the capture OF the
Monaghan city OF Urga by Russians
and Mongolians under General Baron
Sternberg. Wireless communication
with Urga ceased February 8.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Trouble on PoIieh. German FrontieI

Berlin Germany has informed the
governments in London, Paris, Rome
and Warsaw that 212,0Oo Polish troops
are concentrated on the Pollsh-Ger-
man frontier. according to latest In
formation.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
DisloyaI Member Uns..,.,

Austin, Texas Tie house on Feb.
ruary 10 unseated H. ], Nelnast as !
member OF the Texas legislature u,s
seat was contested on his nlea !,
guilty to conspiring against the TIn,ted
States during the war. ''eo
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
Bandit Invades Police Station

Blackfoot, Idaho.-Ciy Clerk j I
CULLEN was held up and robbed at II
o'clock Thursday night in his office
In the city hall by a lone gunman as
ne was closing his work, Immediately
following meeting of the CITY connc,1
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18
A Vague Idea

What's the playr"
The Merchant Of Venice
Whats the plot?n
i dunno. I think he was HANDED I'M
for proflteering." - louisville Courier
journal.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-02-18

a new photograph OF Senator Frank
n, 0ecdinu. Republican, and former
governor Of Idaho, who took his oath
OF office January IS to nil the unex-
plred term Of Senator Nuaent, Demo-
erat, who resigned after hIs appoint
snsnt 70 the federal trade commission
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
CITY ITEMS

Black Beauty. Lyceum. Saturday 10 a. m.-advt.
 A meeting of the school board will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the office of Superintendent $. H. Holmes.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Afford left yesterday morning for St. Petersburg. Florida. They will stop at the Hotel Alexandria. Mir. and Mrs. Afford plan to visit Miami and Palm Beach and will remain in Florida the greater part of the winter months.
 There will be an anniversary, mass Monday morning at s o'clock at St. Joseph's church for the repose of the soul of Mary Margaret Maher.
 At the meeting of St. Josephs Holy Name society at the parish hall to- morrow evening, James O'Brien, Am mericanization director for this city, and Attorney Henry P. Roche will be the speakers.
 Mrs. William Corimer of 176 Steele street is recovering after her recent operation at the local hospital.
 C. A. Mercy of 5S Lincoln street who has been receiving treatment at the hospital for a broken leg, was removed to his home today.
 Big Furniture Sale at the Home Furnishing Co.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
POLICEMAN SAYS SHE
 PAID HIM $75 TO KILL
Murder Squad" Head For Gunman, Wanted Him to
 Shoot Husband.

Philadelphia, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Edna Murphy, 19 year old bride of eight months, was today held in $3,OOO bail for court by a police magistrate on a charge of plotting to have her husband shot so she could collect $1,50O insurance money. She con- fided her plan to 8 young man who notified the police with the result that a detective posed as thug to do the job. The witnesses, said Mrs. Murphy gave the detective $10 on account and note promising $F5 more when the affair was over. It was planned. according to the detec- tive that he was to shoot the husband last night when the wife left him to go into a drug store to make purchase. The plot was carried out up to the point where the shooting was to be done. Mrs. Murphy was arrested in the drug Store while her husband was being informed of the plot on the outside.
 Visit the new, big Fruit Stand
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street t0:30 a. m.-Rails were singled out for pressure at the opening of today's stock market. Heading common made an initial de- cline Of l k points and this was soon . incroased by an additional point Several of tho other coal shares, as well as grangers and trans-continen- tals forfeited large fractions. Cali fornia Pet. yesterdays strong fea- ture cancelled part of its gain and other oils reflected the rcadJustments now proceeding in that industry. Stccls. coppers. United Fruit Peoples Gas and Famous Players represented Tho firm issues. The one feature of pronounced strength was Manau Sugar which roso points.
 Gsc--Rails became weaker in tho lSA Ayhour on enlarged offerings of
 Reading and most other leaders in- Acluding oils and coppers. cancelled their gains. The closing was heavy.
 Sales approxlmated 75.00O shares.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
SAYS SEWAGE KILLED COWS
Hoffman Asks Board of Relief for Big Reduction-City Uses the Land, He Tells Commissioners.

John Hoffman of 11I9 East street appeared before the board of relief this afternoon and petitioned for a reduction in his assessment from ap- proximately $S.0OO to about 5000. The petitioner explained that three of his ten acres of land are flooded over by sewage after every heavy storm and when his cattle eat the grass aft erward. they are killed. Last year he lost three cows through that agency, he told the board members. Since the city. and not himself, has the use of the land a greater part of the time, MT. Hoffman felt that his valuation should be greatly reduced.
 c. F.. Davenport told the board that his properties on Stanley street have been the scene of so many depreda- tions last year that their value has been impaired. He wanted a reduc- ton but since he was listed as a de- linquent. he was advised to sec the assossora
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
FACES MURDER CHARGE
Man Arrested for Embczzlemcnt Is Wanted on More Serious Charge, Authorities Find.

Chicago. Feb. 1l.-Ralph Davis. arrested on a charge of embedding funds ot the farm bureau of Newton county. Indiana, also faces charges of having murdered his aged father and mother, according to n long distance telephone message received today from Earl Gardner. sheriff at Kent land, Ind.
 Tho message said Davis had been indicted for murder and would be arraigned in Morocco, Ind, as soon as the excitement died.
 MT. and Mrs. w. C. Davis. parents of the prisoner. were burned to death when fire destroyed their farm home near Revere, Ind, January 21. A coroner's jury returned a finding of accidental death. The sheriff refused 10 reveal the evidence upon which the murder charge was based.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Petition For Soldiers
 Clubhouse Up Tonight

A meeting of the special common council committee for the purpose -of acting upon a petition of soldier organizations to provide a club room for veterans for a pekiod of ORG year, will be held th& evening at City Hall. The commAtee is com posel of Councilmen Joseph Mlynar- ski. J. A. Carlson and Frank Crus- berg Representatives of the Amer ican Legion and Foreign War Veter- ans will be heard.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
NO MORE POOLING.
If O'Callaghan Does Not Leave Coun- try at Once He Will Be Arrested.

Washington. Feb. 11.-Should DonaI J. Buckingham. lord mayor of Cork. who came to this country as a stow away without n passport, fail to leave today warrant for his arrest and de- portation will be issued immediately tt was said at the depaJtxnNnt of labor.
 When O'CaIlaghan was chased at a 'seaman' by Secretary Wilson he was given until today to sail for foreign
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
PROTECTIVE AsSO. BUSY

Lawyer Henry Nowicki who has been retained by the New Britain Taxpayers Protective association tC draw up a budget for that organiza tion to submit to the coming city meeting, called on Mayor O. F. Curtis this afternoon to collect materials for that work. The association has not definitely decided what tax rate it will recommend.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Mrs. Margaret Dube

Mrs. Margaret Dube. widow of Joseph Dube. died at her home, 3S7 Main street. this afternoon. at the age of 67 years. She is survived by two sisters. Mrs. Alexander Bonenfant and Mrs. Gilbert Contois. both of this city. The funeral will be held with a solemn high mass in St Peters church Monday morning at Q o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Alton IT. Hyde.

Alton II. Hyde. son of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Hyde. died at the New Britain General hospital last even ing about S:30 o'clock The funeral will be held from his late home at 2:s0 o'clock Monday afternoon and burial will be in Maple cemetery. Berlin.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Ida COpTla

The funeral of Ida Coppa was held from St Mary's church at Q o'clock this morning. Father McCrann of- ficiated and burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery. The pail bearers were William Ciaponi. Giovana Ceaponi. Vitoria Furriat, Rico Furriat, and the flower bearers were Umberto Malta and Salvatori Ricardi.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Emma kra nIner.

Emma. the six months old daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Kram- mer of S1 Brook street died last night. The funeral was held at S:30 o'clock this morning at St. Peters church, and the burial was in St. Mary's new cemeterY.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
STEEL WORKERS CUT
independent Workers to Receive 20 Per Cent. Retluction-OrderA Ahe he.ts 10000 Hands.

youngstown, O., Feb. 11.-A 20 per cent reduction in wages for in dependent steel plants of the Ma honing valley, Ohio, and the Shenan- go valley, Pennsylvania, was an- nounced today effective February Is. The reduction affects more than 4o.. 900 men.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
ELLIS ISLAND CROWDED.
As Result Steamer Headed for New
 York Is tO Land at Boston.

Boston, Feb. 11.-Diversion of the passenger liner Mount Clay from New York 1o this port was ordered in a radiogram sent her captain today by the United American lines, Inc. She is bound from Hamburg with S29 passen-
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
Deaths and Funerals.
Carl c. F. I.intIner.

The funeral of Carl Christian Fred erick Lndner will be held tomorrow afternoon at the late home at o'clock. Rev. Martin H. Gaudian off, ciating. Burial will be in Fairview
 &L9l9woo
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
LOwden is Reported As
 Spurning Cabinet Job

Washington, Feb. II. - Former Governor Lowden of Illinois has been offered and has declined the post of the secretary of navy under President Harding. according to some of his friends here
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
GIRL SCOUT RALLY

First Gathering of Year Held Last
 cial Time Follows Work.
 The Girl Scouts of this city held their first official rally last night at tho Y. W. c. A. gymnasium. Squad formations were held and patrols formed. A roll Call followed the formation of order and a large atten- dance was rpeorted. Signal practice was held and troop songs sung. The Newington Home troop was present and was led by Miss Mildred Bar rows, captain. Games were en- joyed by the scouts the greater part of the evening The girls were ex- tended an invitation by Miss Ward rope of tho Y. w. C. A. to attend the Sunday afternoon service.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

TO RENT-Fnrnished apartment of rooms to two couples. for light
 housekeeping; also good opportun- ity to party who will take care of boy A. "A Seymour St. 2-11-2dx
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

visit the new, big Fruit Stand advt.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

CLEARING HOUSE REPORT. L
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New Britain herald., 1921-02-11
MAY CONCLUDE 1YoI,k TODAY

The board of finance and taxation will meet this afternoon at the office of Mayor Orson F. Curtis to receive a report of the subcommittee on budget "slashings" It is expected the committee will decide upon a tax rate to be recommended to the coun- cil
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

lNew York Stock Exchange quota
 tions furnished by Richter & Co.
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

Visit the new. big Fruit Stand
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

Visit the new, big Fruit Stand advt
New Britain herald., 1921-02-11

Visit the new, big Fruit Stand advr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14

ceiebraci6n dc dicho bale Sc acordard
en- la junta mensual, Ia cual no sera
variada por c0ncepto alsuno. so rena
de que tl Casino Portorriqueho, to-
maSe aouerdos de In misma fndole
para la misma fecia, y en- este case ell
bale scra transf"rido cen el prop0-
sito de 1ue amhGs bailrS queden bien
lCcidcs. 10 que GelAue>;ra claramente
Ii almoGfa que scina entire los dos
ceu.Yos 7e este quito pueblo.
Me tono Ii liberiad dc sugerirles,
tanto q JOS j6yenes de san Juan como
Il los de Ia lccalidad 4 los cualcs cl
re@ameilto 10 los considcra como
tl1tnScuntes Gel t"anscuntr puede ir
aomlsan&do de IN slrto Y cada So
clio Solamcntc puede prcsentar I'M
trdnseuntel. Sc diriiHn al c0nserie
para que este 4 su vcz les prop rcione
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14
L Os CIEGOS

Juifto la plaza de Santa Ana, por
donde desNinboca In cdlie de El Pria.-
sGipR. t,na frfa maiiana de mayo me
:0lyidaba de mi itinerario de paseO,
.Gscuehando ALI. junto a un pequeflo
ahiosiSo. un qaintetO que deslefa armo-
AiosoS. en- sencillos V adorables temas
intsicales. del ma astro Serrano o de
A.una. Gel gaerf jonsO Y sus motives
ST me accrquG POGO a POGO, fue
ppiquc !lcvaha atuella direction; Y
lsf laplc de cerca eontemplar las re-
s;snacioncs enfcrmas dc aquellos Gin
60. personajcs obscuros. hijGs del mis-
no NAL jrremediable de una ceguera
castigadara. on Ia risa trdgica de
unaS cuallcas vacfas. y unas retinas
bri1lantes estatieas, y unas corneas
desgalFadas y sulfurosas. hlimedas dc
'itn lloro rXpontlneo, baluartcs quedos
dc caIladas congoias de sombras
sempiternas..~.
Tndo Madrid con sus carca iadas
dIStilulli'tS Su lIopcl uI t5IdSiuo '
dc licchlZos. concce estGs lpeqlt"ik4 :;
grupitos orquestraies de tres. de cua-
IT'D. % dc cinco ciesos. que deambuar
fbr sr,s; calles premioSaS V sus rinco-
>neS auSteros. 10 msmo por las HHer-
fas que r8r HciM0sHld. Eiserrimos
sins hal'apos. con sus trajes pretencio-
Sffs.Ii los honibics. Y las mujcres con
1SlISi huS:;s' triStes V su psicologfa do
-loIs}sa. caJttGOras de tos:adillaS fdciles
~ melant0licaS que en- las flautas y
;en los violines irrnnpen como en- III
'caifto en- unaS melodiaS de UNI,
el'ara GuiZru;t Y sonoridad c!amante y
-ololiehte. Aquel dfa, ell primero que
ghcehpntcrnecido col tsa mdsica dt
eleEedades mfsricas tr0pece con otros
i60loridoS del mismo dolog, en- la calle
del carmen. junto al seilorial esta
blecimiento de Tld D Compaii0, don
,de--este brillante amigo v don Pedro
Martinez. (c0HsHlcs ambos de los ma
tivos cue vienen para aca), bien quf
Suelep ailorar muchas tcrneZas Y muy
'holdas santidades al sentir los pla
fideros :ftmos de esa mtisica, preg0r
admirable de gracias crueles...
Desde esa dfa vo tenso sincera de
voci0n por estos Elipos filarm6nicos
Ia he tropes ldo con ellos muchas
5veccs. FL grupo mas conocido es dc
I'm iovcn rubio rollizo. violin prime
,re, que solo mira para 10 alto, i'm
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14
Ell REY ALFONSO INAUGURA La
FEDERACION AERONAETICA
INTERNAClONAL

Madrid. oe.uhre 27.-En la tardc de
how con asiStencia de deiegaciones de
mas de vcinte y cinco naciones, hdse
cclebrado Ia aperture solemne de una
confcrencia convocada por Ia Fedora
ci6n Aerondutica International. PreSi-
dis Ia session inaugural, ell rcy Don
Alfonso, quen e~taba acompahado del
mipi%tro de Instruction Pdblica y los
de Ia Guerra Marina. Las seSiones
duraria tres Gia> Y Il elias han envia-
do drIrga,jo~ los E,Stados Unidos. Ar
spntina. Ntl2ioa. Brasil, pinamarca'
Gran Rrrtaila. l'rancia. Italia Japon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14
CRON|CA SOCIAL De RIO P|EDRAS

una planilla de ingreso 81 quieren
pcrtenecer la sociedad, ell la cual
constan las bases estipuladas como
tambi6n un reglamento para que el
socio conozca sus >deberes y sus de-
rechOS.
En- case de que diclios sehores no
quieran pertenecer Ia sociedad Y
traten de subir al hailH. va sea por
la infuencia Dc algdn amigo que sea
socio por cualqqier circunstancia
an1loga, las coinisiones de inyitaci6n,
de recibo. etc, en- contra de su vo-
luntad, pero ep cumplimiento de sus
tleberes. SO yerdn en- la imprescindible
necesidal de ajustarse al reglamento
en- todaS sus parties.
GMnlefatG FeFndEde2.
Vocal.
Rio pietlras. nov. 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14
ZEN MADRID)

paSible como una esiinge; Otro cs I'M
perezoso vielecito nazarcno. enteco,
con ulsas .dep.orablas &dfas nesras,
Dulsando air0so. una guitarra otros
dos que preludian habiles en- un gra-
eicnto V desrencijado violoncello Y
otro violin. iunto a Ia pobre mujer
que cania v alardea frdgiles caden-
;>eias cen su yo2 de tiple re@ogida en-
Ia lariz. todos los cnales. tienen
kriididos los ojos. o ahiertos y vidria-
f,os. pegados imDenetrables. o con
dos inmcnsas catarat;t:i callGSaS' que
le Ccupan In totalid;ld de Ia abertura
de ese 6rgano que, pegdido como to-
dos 10 han, les hace daEzar la vida
en- las tinieblas.
:Pob-cs. pcbfi1os. los implorantes,
, los silenciosos Y muSic;les c.eg1lecitos
de Madrid! ;Pobrecitos .
Y es increible 10 que me viene pa
Samlo con allos. con TN grrpo Es-
, toy residiendo por ac:i. por Ia cdlte
dc .itocha. en- 81 principle. sur de
LIS tii0sds. y to1aS las tardas Ia
/ misma hora.--laS cinto.-ciaado me
! disponSo Il salir. , mie!itlT.S dcscanso
| en- un terccr pis0 y Ell NJ gahinete
que dl y Iii clllt aipat0 las niSmas
mclodfas qre csrueiiara rof ALA el
| primer tlfa en Ii vct'ind;igl de La
! PHclfd dei Sol In Pid.n dc Santa
Ana.
Cuando reisard rn ESQ. la ,>gii1era
! tardc me asom6. Tn aye de todos
alto V naca tcdos los balconies de
| todaS las casas. \ 20 les Arro.je algo
apresuradamente: con la ncrviositlad
ae Que supi6rase que " 20 era sardo
a las demandas del 6bglo. TucaA pa
III la calle: pNra qnien qu;ern Dir
!, les da 10 mismo. x hNcbiera quiene>
los dctestaran. PGrU y0 sieHto III
| penetrante bienestar oyendo estt or
e4uestita, tocando simpre 10 mismo
deSalinadoS, a. rates. pero p0r 10 re
gular hien enSayados, ca una unidad
musical .mpecable que lorna amcnas
sus auGiciones al aire lihre. Hay III
yertiginoso, i'm alado retoz6n matt,
de amarsura en- esas notas. Hay tal
fuerZa Ge evocacioneS Y nuStalgias
que 20 ouedo decir que esoS acordeS
me prenden pensamientos de infeli
cidad V de recuerdGs que tai vez es
tan alcaEzando mi casa, al ot.o ladt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14

Norucga. los pafscs Bajos, Portugal,
Suiza. Checoslovaquia y cl Uruguay.
FL rey pronuuci6 un breve discurso
audiendo q la transcendencia de Ia
confcrencia que Sc inauguraba y anun-
clio que el gobieno de Espana presta-
ba todo su apoyo la federation Y lie
concedfa su simpatfa mas entuSiasta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14

del mar. mis- hijos y Ia vida que he
deiado en- mi isla antilIana. Nj %oer
es complcjo. Es TN placer cAfcrnlo
como las cuitaS insufribles del amor.
Ahora mismo acaban de coger @al!e
ahaio. Va LII caravana para ntro
precinto. En- este donGc 20 estoy
tienen amigos, y los viele4 Il agradar
cumplidamente. Todas las tald"s. Il
la misma hora, @uando lln t"rbante
de sol abrillante Solameat& les altGs
prctileS de las aZoteas y ahaio, on Ia
Gale, hay una soGlbra cue C&i@fe
comenzar h Gnsinuar ei Icrep1sculo.
ALA va la caravana de los cieg9s
musicalcs. " va cen Dios
EUjq%c LFJeIrr.
Madrid, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14

FL dfa dc los corrientes ha tenido
efecto I'M Bale de Sociedad, en- cl Ca
sino Espanol de Rio Piedras, el cual
ha estad0 muy animado.
Lit cohcurrencia ha sido tan hume
rosa como selecta. peimitienheme
omitir los nombreS de todos los que
tomaron partc cn tan hrillaite acio
por tenor iacurriT eli crrorcs invo-
luntarcs en- IL q,'c cu@eierne 4 nom
bres y agellid1s; uues una description
tan hhrpeioea como eAacla ea este
sen,fdo cois,i;uyc una tiira muT lar
"a y tiiir;i por culo motive s&plieo
il tan GgHas persuila$ lne perdone.i
por la silSDdicha cmiSijI.
Fin clt;; nto Il los dcGndS H2rmeMoreS
del bale, sDlamrlte iae ipsta Gecii'
uue III lam. Nn oIqHes,a "A ArgninZoni
ha intcrpretado con- gan maeS'ria y
complace.itia docc pleas de las mas
delicalIa5 tie sn multiple repertoire.
de amhGs sexoS haiiarpl Y So GiNif-
tieron de 10 Undo
FL acto del dfa & ha sido verda-
dclamente ma demonstration palpi-
tantp de confratcrnidai. 81 a>i el Ice
tor me permite describirlo. pucsto que
ALI nos confundimos en una mlSmit
familia unielos por las coStu.nbres.
por ii idioma Y por ia raza.
FL Casino EspanoI'' de Rio li'draS
en- el fururo celebrari un baile Mel-
sllal. de acuerd0 con 10 que prescribe
el reglamento para proporcloHafieS Il
los socios. un alciente mas eiltr2 los
muchos que tiene: In fecha pa"a Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-14
INA MA

Los disitnguidoS esposos Rodriguez
Linares. dc San Sebastian. han tenido
la grata vista de una hermosa nina,
Que vino al mundo con toda felieidad,
para mayor algeria del eStimable ho-
gar. NueStra congratulaci6n y que ten
ga el mejor camino por la vida, la
nueva cri&:iana.