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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Una fiesta EscOlar en-
Rio Piedras

La escuela particular, Navarro. que
viene funcionando con cr6dito crecien
te en- Rio Piedras, celebr6 su fiesta
de graduation el lunes del corriente
en- los salones del Casino Espaiiol de
este pueblo.
En- ell programa de la fiesta. que re.
sult6 animadfsima. t9maron parte e;
Ledo. Heriberto Torres Sola, ell pro,
feson Mr. Pennock, .,el poeta Juan j
Ramos, el professor Jose E. Na~arro
el professor don Francisco Lopez 81.
card5, la nina Cruz Lebr6n. que reci.
to una bella pOesfa, Y el Icdo. Carlos
Garcia de la Noceda, que. pronuncit
un elocuente discurso. Hubo tambi6n
demqstraciones practias de los pro
gresos de los alumnos ' todo Ell pro
grama fu6 ameaizade per una exec
lente orquesta.
He aquf los nombres de Ds estu-
diantes graduates: Armando Otero
Campo, Gregorio Oxios, Ramon Mar.
tfnez Aviles, Lorenzo Gaya. Benejan
Ramon Davila. Monserrate Gonzalez
Luis n. Motta, Rafael Pastrana. An.
relic de Mari. Cruz .Lebron, Manuel
Cobas y Rosa Ramirez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

a a,sra. a.s rnpus SO a,ss<@ss ~
nnEa 80 suHae . uursiss Hasssa q
lausxmsa psaaa asmsiulHalss amaaa nsa
-. en- ~ esinae sm Mesaslssxaun ,
NrA AwsA sa sswA~los lsuassis~e ~ ai
a. HEmwwasasssaa pasa ~ haanlea 80
-. h lsan hrsmanm g. Hamso iae
mlnra.
falis glalls hlra gsassla. 20 q
munas o. lns lsaras psr sss serrs'
q iEsxg.r~alalae inrfura , ae slss ius'
plrac1sa. e~Ea 80 - Iasrla go stls
D. lss aliss rsrssieigs arl lsurta. slBa
o. IA aurcals d-l Sairicie ma.nexaas ,
fnrrse CUE M tane . lwx magsar'
siexgy~ ga drfrnSa del sslar de- sn,
maysrrs. TTtulos ssasrados sssa estes q
Ia alfisima consideraci6n DE- nnesirs
pueblo = a Ia admiration de los ham,
bres de prnsamirnie y de- sentimiento
en Ia ISla por tantos cOBceptos her
mana de Santo Domingo.
Ill IMPARcIAL acoge con Ia mas
efnsiva algeria In llegada del eIninen
te poeta dOminicano. nj que envfa
por anticipate. un saludO fraternal. J
lie des.a grata estancia en Pto. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
.HESTAS DEL 4 De JULIO
La reunion del domingo

faH faf.F tont aniao .tt.
krs |tIr Alr4 suaaz tai,s.
Baile
An.s >n. l.alaa. ssla TIA
moa "a f.une.. ir s. A GIHs Pc
dro Ruarrlez. Mleud >8rh. Charles
naftr'u Dr.. Eduaiaa ilsaua. lani-
ts.s Aazqa,z Prlno 81 EHuarr Bird
snmie ds Jurgos Olfsparas
Capt Munoz Noraics Nat Gssrdi.
Capt Muoz Morale. ,Nat. Guara'.
Lieut. Comdi. Feather tone Navy.
Capt. Mangoi u. NaVas ,Amyi.
Mario Brau, 4 Gonzalez Ginorio. ".
6. Coxhoad. ~. ". q. A., Alr. Hitch,
~. NJ c. A.. Capt. Jddice. Policia
Insulari y George Y. Keelau
Corite de Adorno
Manuel Rivera Fe,rcr. julian w.
Blanco, Angel Sifre. Enrique Carbia.
Juan Pedrosa, Mario Brau = Captain
Schettini
COmite de Prograrla
Julian " Bianco, Mario Rr.u Y
Juan Pcdrosa.
C0mite Acuat;co
Harold Graham, 2l.guel Such = An
drts Crasas.
Comii d. nubliciiad.
Horward Hull, Martin T: Avieso, j
Lopez Cruz, Eduardo Urrutia, coll
y Vidal, Jose Labrador, Crit bel
Real, j. Perez Losada y Jose c. "a
rrero.
Aprobose tambien por unanialidad
enviar IN cat a Hon. Secretario de
la Guerra inv ando4o enYia un e.-
cuadr6n. de la Marina a las aeJ de
San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Sonora operada

IIa Sido obieto de una del.cada in
terycn on .quirItrgiea cn la cHnica
de Miramar appendicitis aguda. la
distinguiGa seilorp Elena Quin.'ncS dc
Ramfrcz. psposa ii" nuesiro qurridu
colnpaiirro Ell la redIcci6n de- Ell
IMPARCIAL. ST. Manuel Maria Ra
mfreZ.
Actuaron Ell II Operaci0n, el illus
trado doctor Jorge del Toro Cuevas
y ell Practicante. muy acreditado, Sr.
Feij6O, asistiendo tambiGn el m6dico
de cabetera, el cultfsimo DR.. Antonio
Martinez Alvarez. quien desde los
primeros mOmentos. atendi6 eficaz-
mente a la DANA cnferma, cuyo es-
tado es de mejorfa.
Ell cOmpafIero Sr. Ramirez sc mues-
ira profundamente complacidO con la
actitud de los expresados prOfesiona-
les, que han tenidO toda clase de aten-
clones Y el mas exquisite cuidado pa
ra con la Sra: Ramirez.
DeseamOs ell mas rapido y compile
to restablecimient0 la Sra. enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

rssilans~ a. uH wal n ss,la llnmsa. -
~ 4 Alssra lisaaaa...
r. lnrce. ssalaHssaise hn.la scaa
lsTe -olnmfAle. IA assxxhe a n sega'
isiarsaA. 4 i~'las l.s lssssrirs alase'
tos I.asa ls~ ralisanaes y saaas -
gnrsrs rssadee paEa l.ss inf-llccs qus
~ an@nien...
\ lmHxo. In natural hmstllidad a
ls~ mnti~~ de- AHA lsmsa Dos qne as
aaui les van a haor IN cUmprienria
ca a aral.ajo , en- Ia pnupia insigni'
firsfnie uiilidad...
Comprendesnos que PueriO Rico es.
~ densamente soblado; c0mprende'
mos qne NO esiarfa dennis el temiblS
s.xodo. Zero no hay gne Ocultar que
aquf se vive con 10 poco sc vive con
10 muchO. Drliqas nos mayor parts
dci terreno hsibil a los cnltivos de-
los fruiOs memories: f0mentemOs en-
graa escala Ia ganaderia en- tOdOs
sus aspectOs: llagamos producer a es.
ta TERRA feraz. todO cuanto debe pro.
ducir. FL clima perennemente deli.
ciOso. nv requiere mayOres gastOs pa.
ra la indumentaria nj para la propia
snbsistencia.
No nos oponemOs n las emigraciO
mes, porque son problemas humanOs
sumamente naturales Y. hasta ciertO
punto. necesarios: pero. al emprender
una aventura de esa fndOle debe de-
meditarse. va que no todos han de
tener la suerte de los que descubrie.
ron Eldorado
AKTRA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Ell Suceso de aver

Informa el detective Muiioz. que es-
tandO aver tardc parade frente la
Federation Libre, Ell Puerta dc Tie.
ira, parada Z, fue atacado pOr To
mas Lopez, armada de puilal.
Repcli6 la Aggression, hiriendO L6.
pei en- un brazo, con un disparo de
revolver. Lopez f,.e asistidO en- la
sala de sOcorrOs ne San Juan. pasan-
do despu6s al Hospital Municipal.
Este seiior fu6 el uue en meses pa
sados hiZO varios disparos dc rev6l
Yer gcnntra Mr.. .Frcsse., estandO hoy
bajo fianza. acsado de acometinieutt
y aggression grave.
La Investigation del case ue aver
Sc hard hoy. pudientlo adelantar que
Lopez MEGA que haya atacado al de-
tective.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

E.n saat, 2 q lus,s - fHsi
~. ssss.-s.s =. a.. INrANs
San as,aA z. q
Nns rsaNa m,ies
e. aArAN1s ~ ussw nssar.sx
nssa sasiclA aur a. ~ -xnssa auisso
gssr sss-lie a. b. l'Ts-~asi. ss~slhsAraa
s,H.lls,ausls.ls ssHasssadnnssae. s-assa
b iss,daa d. oI.l's.af hssxxaa. a -s
grssilsr. salslE,iida.
NJ lie sisla cunls - ailtsnn go "a D..
Fisdis'a. nuinl.tssln para sqslsrir la l.la.
~ D. lsf- sr.-raa.E.-s. va-umge gs.r Ia
mueFa" sie mi disiimgnida amigo d"ai
MANim" s;dn-z issp's 80 o. H.
ESa plaza adm na 80 hs s-nlsi~rfo. ~
Sr. SuISrTini'R'lrnle. seguramentr ha'
hra sf-ldo premature hacer tai non.
l,rami-ni" ni Siquiera habra trnido
tiemVo para csnsultar con II Hon. 60.
misionado
lie sids designado solamente para
actuar como Acting Manager hasta
tanio 81 Sr. Superintendent recomien
de al Hon. COmisionado del Interior
el nombramien.o del que la de Ocu.
par dicho puesto.
NO .agradezcO infiniiO 81 buen deseo
del que f.cilitO I'd. la noIicia. por
que comprendo que. segufamente. Sc
RIA para cl satisfactoriO mi nOmina
ci6n. pero quiero rectiioarla. pues mi
silencio podria Significar algo.
Hay tantOs companeros mics cor
tantO derechO Y de mas merito co
. nocimieHtos. para el desempeiiO de est
cargo. que nunca he pensado en- con
! siderarme como successor del queridC
amigo fenecid0.
lie anticipa las mas ,xpresivas gra
cias V tiene el gust0 de suseribirse dc
! I'd muy alto Y $. s..
/ RdnajH u. Hdrti.
! Acting Manager Insular Telegraph
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
La Peste

Aynr muri6 Ell ell Cuarentenalio'
atacada de peste, la nina Dolores An
daluz. de Caguas. el lunes por la
noche falleci6 en- Manatf, el nino
Bienvendo Ruiz. de Z amos. FL doc
tor Ortiz que estrvo ell dicho pueblo,
trajo mqestras de las glandulas i'll
festa,las del niho, para su analisis
en- ell LaboratOrio, Y los sfntomas son
de que ell nihO tenfa la peste.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

~ 4 -suaa 81 ss4.ae. qas ~.
menns arsg.sts - Ia Z a. b tArds
asa mnraes arEznisAndo . las cun.
tismnnae aengseke par IA uagA,s. ~ avfe
hnrun lus klKaAewaes PFuyUsak.
Anigmnnao umimcx nl aalnrrs 90.
~ pspsres rassM lst rAcsrias d los
muniripsos 60 80 hnn podiae naqsi.
Firios: enmraannds h lsy a. pcnkie.
nes para lss uaseziroS De insaroccida
pdblica: ssiensn1e esntidsd para cons
truir una csErrseEa entre Bayam6n y
roa Alta rasanae por a harrio M
cArAbonek: > Il proyeeto para dcvol-
vcrie Scsds Maria Rodrirucz Ia 20.
ma De cieR d6lAres cue pag6 en- la
colertuEia de San Juan pOr IN solar
rndicadO en- Santurce que remat6 y no
pudo tomsr possession de el.
Aprobsdos en- segunda y tercera lec
tura los siguientcs proyectOs:
, Enmendando Ia ley sObre el peso
que deben cargar los vehiculOs de ser
viciO pdblico.
DispOniendO Ia division de la isla
en- siete distritos escolares.
AutoriEandc al TesOrero de Puerto
Rico a devolverle a Ia compaiiia Taba-
calera del Comercio $4,000 en- sellos
de rentas internas que cOmpr6 y no
pudo usar.
Para imponerle una contribution es-
pecial a los contribuyentes de Fajar-
do de un decimo del uno por ciento,
con destino a la instruction p1blica
de la municipalidad.
Y asignando $4,000 para la cons
trucci6n de un puente sobre el Rio
Pelleja de la municipalidad de Utua-
do. =.
Asignando ounce mil dolares para
desviar Ell cauce que actualmente tie
men un caiio que atraviesa la ciudad
de Aguadilla, y otro que circunda la
parte 'Oeste' de Fajardo.
Asignando $4,000 dolares para la
,cOnstruccion de una casa escuela para
Barranquitas.
Asignando $1,000 para la construc-
cion de un hospital para Sabana Gran
de. Aprobada tambien la Resolution
autorizando a una Comision de la
Asamblea Legislative, para que ini-
Gle correspondence con la shipping
Board" Sc traslade a Washington, con
lei fin de adquirir en- arrendamiento o
! en propiedssd para Ell Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico varios buques de vapor de
los que anuncia, en- venta el Gobierno
Federal con un porte en- conjunto no
mayor de cincuenta mil toncladas con
el proposito de establecer un trans
,orte de carga y pasajeros entire los
Estados Unidos, y asignando la canti-
Had dc dincro necesaria para Ell cum
plimiento de esta Resolution.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

NoffxNpuuaHsiaa D. .a r.iarl.f
Csnisisuado o. Ss.hl.io Pah.io.. pe-
liciA fsisiuac.. iiau Nulfln Ineic
~. faSa cclsaHar ara rcmfiaf Ell eI
salon DEL Nuniili q, domingo din 3
del cotrRuie a las oloa dr ia malana
con Il rr"pas.ia a. a.u,aar 81 pro-
grAma de fesfr5o. rara la ccieAra -idn
del proNim" sniAer aTiu de IA INDIE
pcncia d. los = .tadas tuidns cnnru-
rrieron hos souurfe sirucuies:
Hon. Emilio del Toro. Major Wood.
Eduardo Acuna Aybar. Miguel M
hoz. Captain Judice. Juan Pedrosa.
Mario Brau,J Gonzalez Ginorio, An
gel Sire, Ramon Quihones. Julian W.
Blanco, Enrique Carbia, DR. Glines.
Major Jofn A. Wilson, Naldemar Z.
Lee Y Z lrdo Urrutia, habiendo que
dado constituidos los siguientes conf
tes:
COmite Executive
Hon. Martin Travieso. Hon. Emil
lio del Toro, Mayor Wood, Geo K.
Stanton, Waldemar Lee, Enrique
Carbia, Eduardo Acuna, Salvador Mes
tire, Guillermo Esteves, Luis Sanchez
Morales Samuel c. Boutwell,.
Sub C0mites Hacienda
Waldemar E. Lee chairman, Gui-
lermo Esteves, Rafael Diez de Andi-
no, Samuel c. Boutwell, Charles
Lawton.
Invitaciones RecepciOnes
Jose Gonzalez Ginorio, E. Viscom-
be, John A. Wilson; Damian Monse-
rrat Jr., Y Ramon Quinones.
Parada
Mayor Wood, Coronel George R.
Stanton, Mayor j. A. Wilson, Lieut..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
NOticias de Washington

FL dfa p del pasadO mayo. sc en-
cOntraba en- Washington nuestrO ami
go el Sr. Jose Ruiz SOler, que vista
los EstadOs UnidOs en- asuntOs de ne
g0ciOs Y estara algin tempo alli,
El viaje del nuevO GObernador de
Puerto Rico Sr. Mont Riley. sc fila
para el 10 de julio pr6ximO en- que Sc
embarcara en- Nueva York para San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

Una GAIA de seguridad de acero, un
escritoriO de MADEIRA o acero, marcu
SECURITY; una Lampara eIectri-
ca EMERALITE y una Maquina d.
Sumar FEDERAL VISIBLE. Cual.
quira de estas, mejoras que I'd. haga
en- su Oficina le repofta beneficios que
nadie ahora le podris predecir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Don Manuel MADEIRA

Llegarl csta tarde a las dos, en- el
vapor San Lorcnzo'', que yiene de
New York. nucstro muy cstimado ami
go don Manuel MADEIRA. quien Sc ha
ll:.ba Ell los EstadOs UnidOs. desdp
hace unOS tres mesCs. en- asuntOs dc
los neg0:'iOs dc la -acreditada firma ia
bac;lera de csia plaza, MADEIRA, Vigil
v Co. de cuya raz0n social fOrma
parte may principalmente este citado
amigo. a quinn nos completeness Ell
anticipar nucstra mas enthusiastic bien
venida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
Don Luciano CanO
Delgado

Sc hallaba aver ell esta capital es
te apreciado amigo nuestrO, active y
popular agente de Ell IMPARCIAI
en- Vega Baja, quien tuvimos ell su
mo gusto de saludar.
Ell amigo L. Oano Delgado, duehC
del garage Para Chauffeurs", de-
acreditadO Hotel Las Canarias, y con
duefiO del Cine Teatro "Fenix", dc
dicha poblaci6n, vino en- asuntos d,
sus diferentes negocios, saliendo para
La culta villa de la Vega, las {
de la tarde.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
UNA BOTELLA DE BRANDY

La poIicfa ocup6 en- poder de Julio
de JESUS una botella de Brandy,
mientras Sc la ensenaba dentro de
un aGtom6vil. .a Angel Tfrado, estan-
do ambos en- cl Hip6dromo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08
NINO ENFERMO

Ell hermoso nino de los distinguidos
esposos Benitez- Riekehoff, esta enfer-
mo en- la elegante residencia de San
turce Y hubo consulta de medicos.
Por fortuna Sc ha iniciadO la mejo-
ria Y celebraremos que restablezca
pronto y completamente el enfermito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-08

dr6s Vale, de Bayam6u. 10 medias
botellas de ron V l. cuartillos, que lle-
vaba en- un elrvase mientras andaba
por Santurce. Fu6 denunciado.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
THE MARKETS.

FLOUR-Hard winter wheat-Short pat
ent, sS0OQ8.2; first clear, Sc. 00Q6.25; second
clear, $4.5OQ4.75; special mill brands, in IS
lb. cotton sacks, $S.25QS.5O; warehouse de-
livery, s8.85@9OO. Soft winter wheat
Short patent, s7.0OQ7.25. Hard winter
wheat-Short patent, s7.5O@7.75; first clear.
$6OOQ6.25. Rye hour-White patent, 5000
7.25; dark, $5.00q5.25.
HAY:-No. timothy, $21.0OQ2200; stand
ard and No. light clover mixed, $4,000
2OOO; No timothy, $14.O0Q16.O0.
CATTLE-Prime steers, $8.25Q8.SO: good
to choice steers, S.50@84O; fair to good
steers, s6.25@7.85; yearlings, fair to choice.
s700G9.00; feeding steers, $6.5O@S.00; heif-
ers, $5.OOQS.65; cows. good to choice, $52s
700; fair to good cows, s4oO65.50; Gamers.
s20C@3.00; cutters, $30O04.25; bologna buHs,
s45O@5.50; calves. $7.25Q1000
HOGS-Choice light butchers. s.. 1598.50:
medium weight butchers, $7.S50840; fair
to fancy light, $S.C008. 60; heavy butchers.
27o-325 lbs, $7.90Q8.30; heavy packing. 1928
@7.9O; rough packing, $6.5O@7.00; pigs, 500
0825.
SHEEP-Native lambs, $8.0OQ1050; fed
western lambs. s9.0O@11.00; shorn lambs.
IS OO@106o; wetlers, $.5oG750; yearllngs,
s6.eaas. So ewes, s3.50g70o: feeding lambs,
81 00@8.5n.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
U. S. RHINE INFLUENCE BIG
America Has Much to Say as Coun
tries Officially on Conn.,
mission.

Coblenz, Germany, April 30.-The
United States representation on the
allies Rhineland commission, while
described as unofficial, yields as much
influence in a consultative capacity
upon the decisions taken by the COM
mission as that of the three allied
countries officially represented, accord
ing to Mr. acknowledgements, Belgian
high commissioner on the Rhine. Gen
eral Allen, acting in his dual capacity
of commander of the American forces
in Germany and representative of the
department of state, attends every
sitting of the commission or. when
unable to be present, is represented
by Colonel Stone of Mississippi. No
decisions are taken without having
been first submitted to the American
representatives and in many cases
American suggestions have been act
ed upon and have caused agreements
TO be reached when it seemed as if
q hopeless deadlock was to be feared.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
NEWS BITS FOR BUSY PEOPLE

PRESIDENT dafuing, at washington,
nominated Montgomery Schuyler of
New York to be minister to Salvador.
The head chef at Buckingham pal
ace, London, has accepted a reduction
in salary from $4,000 to $500
| yearly.
John f. Robinson, retired circus
owner, died at his winter home at
Miami, Fla, of chronic bronchitis. He
was seventy-seven years old.
Fair-price lists may be published by
the government as consumers guide
on the cost of commodities, Secretary
Hoover announced at Washington.
Nine members of the crew of the
steam traWler Antonita were drowned
when the vessel broke in two after it's
boiler head exploded off Corunna
Spain.
Accord with America in it's stand
relative to the mandate over the island
OF zap was expressed in a note received
from the Italian government at Wash
ingtOn.
Babe" Ruth is too fast for New
York. He appeared in the Gotham
traffic court and was fined $50 for driv-
ing his automobile up Broadway at q
miles an hour
Nine hundred Germans whose Dun
lshment has been demanded by the
entente for crimes committed during
the war, will face trial at Leipsig, be-
ginning May %.
Chief of Police George Rehm of West
Chicago, ILL.,, was shot and killed by an
unidentified bandit, who escaped after
shooting James Schaner, a citizen,
through the left leg.
Dun's review of national trade, is
sued at New York, says: "The business
situation has lost little of it's irregu-
larity, but the hopeful phase is attain
ing more prominence"
A number of policemen were killed
and magistrate and sub-police in
spector were wounded in serious riot
ing at Malegaon, near Nassik, 100
northeast of Bombay, India.
The emergency tariff bill, with the
Knox amendment for the protection
Of the American dyestuffs industry,
was reported to the senate at Wash.
ingtOn by Senator Penrose.
Information that approximately
$4,000 additional acres will be deyot-
ed to vineyards in California this
year has been brought before prohibit
ton officials at San Francisco.
The new $4,000 residence of Mayor
B. D. Brickhouse at Little Rock, Ark,
was badly damaged by an incendiary
fire. The entire grounds and base,
ment were sprayed with gasoline.
The French government at PARIS
announced that after May a.
premium will be paid on all babies
born in France. Both legitimate and
natural children will draw awards.
Mystery surrounds the death Oh
Isaac Brooks of New Windsor, ILL.,
found dead in the Palmer house al
Chicago with a bullet wound through
the chest and another through the
brain.
The smallarmy men in the house al
Washington, combining with the
Democrats, outgeneraled the Repub
lican leaders and succeeded I'M amend
ing the army bill SO as to fix the size
Of the army at 100000.
Four men, convicted of making wal
against British crown forces, were
executed by a firing squad at the mill.
tary barracks at Clerk. They were
Patrick O'Sullivan, Maurice Moore.
Patrick Ronayne and Thomas Null
cahy
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
Freely Conceded.

Il freely concede,' remarks some
one, "any good points ne may have"
Thus virtuous, he proc ,e>1s with the
burden of his story, which is the ok
tremely bad points of the person dis
cussed. What does his "conceding"
amount 70? Nothing at oil except a
ruse to deceive himself, to make him.
self believe he is playing fair. If you
are going to cOnrede some good point,
Won ought in all fairness to name them
over Perhaps at the end Of the cata.
log, you will lie little more modest
about the enormity of the O~ense you
are mainly interested in.-Mi,'vaukee
Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
DAUGHERTY TO LOSE AID
Mrs. Annette Abott Adams, First
Woman to Hold Office of Assistant
Attorney General, to. Quit.

Washington. April 29.-Mrs. An
nette Adams, assistant attorney-gen
eral, and first woman ever to holt
that office, soon will resign and return
to the practice Of law, it was learned
at the department Of justice: Mrs
Adams probably will return to Sar
Francisco, having gained distinction
as the writer of most of the dry
law opinions Of the department q
Justice. She also passed upon lega
questions involved in tax and custom.
matters.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
Neatly Put.

Georges little playmate was some
what inclined to exaggerate whenever
he told anything. His elders seemed
amused at what they called his mag
Innings. Not so with George, who was
a serious child for his age. "You can't
depend on what Carl says" he COM
:mented; she tells so many things that
amt"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
Movie Censorship in Nebraska.

Lincoln, Neb., April 29.-Motion pic
ture censorship for Nebraska by a
board of review under direction of the
attorney general is provided by a bill
sent to the governor for signature. The
bill passed both branches Of the legis,
lature after a long and vigorous
fight.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-05-05
Friend Work.

"Until you learn that work is your
best friend-not your worst enemy
you will never get very far-except
downhill. "-Forbes Magazine.
Evening journal., 1921-11-04

tnue tho same as always with 40
Increase for this photodrama
In making The Affairs OF Anatoi"
the best talent both in the directorlaI
and the acting capacity we're en-
ployed. Cecil y. DeMilie and d. w.
Grinith are the two foremost dlrer-
tors OF the day. Neither can be COM
pared. Each Is the greatest Of his
kind. DoMille speciallzcs IN socls-
~ dramas Ike The Affairs Of Ana
toll" In this ne Is supreme, having
always a good story. a list OF eS-
eepuonal talent and the best OF set
tlngs.
Twelve stars, gathered from far
and near studios, appear In ''The Az
fairs OF Anatoi." They are Wallace
Reid. Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dex-
ter, Agnes Ayres, Monte Blue. Theo-
dore Roberta Theodore Koslon.
Julia Faye. Polly Moran. Raymond
Hatton, Wanda Hawiey and Bebe
Daniels.
The story for the picture was
taken by Jeanne Macpherson, the
DeMille's scenarist. from Arthur
Sch!ntzler's play OF the same name
II has been adapted 10 the screen IN
a perfect and clear style.
The first engagement at the Queen
Theatre over a month or so ago was
big success but there are still many
people who did not at that time have
the opportunity to attend a perform
ance. For these the return engage
ment has been made possible
Evening journal., 1921-11-04
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There Is unusual merit and variety
In the bill now playing at the Aldine
Theatre. Market at Eighth street.
Aldine vaudeville has gone over
with a punch and the present bill Is
an exemplifcation OF all its good
qualities. In Wigginsville" Is one
OF the funniest comedy tabioids ever
seen In this city. There Is move
ment, mirth and melody In every
second OF It and the company OF dx
that interpret the sirit, dance and
sing their way TO the hearts OF the
audience. The shelvey boys have a
novel Offering. in which they show
themselves masters OF acrohatic
dancing. Arthur Sullivan and COM
pany present an effective dramatic
study entitled Study OF Life" MUIR
ply and Hewitt give a singing and
talking act along novel lines: Morley
and Mack present a melange OF up