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Evening star., 1921-08-04
Umbrellas
Greatly Reduced

9 Mems 2S-inch Black Silk
Umbrellas, silk subject to slight
imperfections. assorted wood
handles, in p. w. shape. 1896
each, plus tax; were $12.
Sun and Rain 22-inch Para
soils. in purple and brown. as
sorted wood handles, finished
with leather strap or bakalite
ring. <4.85 each, plus tax, were
%.
Umbrella Section. First door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Infants' Apparel

% Infants Long or Short Dresses.
embroidery or tucked yokes and dainty
lace or embroidery tEimminss on the
skirt; others with shocking and plain
hem. 3245 each were s. to $3.50.
do1en Children's Wash Hats. in pink,
blue, rose and white: made with but
toned-on crown; some trimmed with col
ored stitching. 7be each; were $l.2s
orxandy, voile, dimity and batiste. in
a good assortment of cofofs and styles.
Some entirely handmade and trimmed
With snoekfng. embroddery and rufiies.
$4.60 each; were 80.
Infants Section. Fourth Aoof.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
ELDER THOMPSON DIES.
Primitive Baptist Church Minister
Passes Away.

Word has been received here Of the
death of Elder s. L. Thompson; min
lister of the Primitive Baptist Church,
who died Monday at Laurel, Nd
Funeral services were held this after
noon at o'clock. at Columbia Bap-
tist Church. Burtinsville, Montgomery
county, Md.
Rev. Thompson was a minister Of
the gospel for the past forty-two
years. having served churches in Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania. Maryland and this city. When
q young man he was sheriff of Fair
fax county, Va, being a native of
that place. He was considered an
eloquent speaker and an authority on
ecclesiastic questions
Surviving him is his widow. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dorsey Thompson.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Summer Millinery

6 Sports Sets, consisting Of
hat and scarf; made Of angora
and silk. $3.50 eachj were SIS.
30 Trimmed Hats. IS eachs
were SO to 43S.
Is Sports Hats, 9S.S5 eachs
were S5.S5 to $3.50.
Large Hair Hats, S1.s6 eacks
vvefe ESQ. ..-
Millinery Section; Third door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Couch Har1n,ecks

Q Couch Hammocks. khaki color.
padded back, trimmed with blue;
chains and hooks included. $3.50 each;
were 44e.60.
3 Couch Hammocks, khaki wind
siiields, padded back: mattress and hack
trimmed in figured cretonne. including
chains and hooks. Sle.76 each; were $50.
3 Baby Bunks, white enameled frame
with wire screened sides. good springs.
rubber tired wheels; AZ inches long, %
inches wide. SIS each; were $27.5o.
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Summer Kin,onos

3 Boxloom Crepe Breakfast
Coats, with collar. cuffs, pockets
and adjustable belt, finished with
silk embroidery; in light blue or
wistaria. $1.95 each; were $4.05.
White Wolfe Negliges, coatee.
style, daintily trimmed with lace.
3 each; were $3.50.
2 Kimonos, of white cross.
barred voile: three quart
sleeves; collar and cuffs trimmed
with Valenciennes lace. $3.50
each; were $1O.5O.
Kimono Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
House Dresses

9 Checked voile House Dresses, in
pink and white; long-waisted style. with
square neck, three-quarter sleeves, or
randy collar and cuffs; sizes SO, 40. AZ.
d, l6. $l.45 each; were $3.50.
4 Two-piece Breakfast Sets, made Of
pirik and white striped gingham and plain
pink percale, with round or Y neck.
sizes ID and 10. $i.s5 each; were n
And "a. y
House Dress Section. Third 8oor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Chidren's Knit
Underwear

- Children's, Knit Combina-
ton Suits, summer. weight; low.
neck. sleeveless, knee length;
sizes 10 to IL years. SOC each;
were 81.
,,aa1. ~ Gn,,drens nn ems R1noed a s,.n4r unaer.
sizes 10 to. II years. s7Kc each;
were SOC.
children's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Chidren's Hosiery

lenSth white silk Isle Sox, full fash
toned with fancy striped tops; sizes 8.
sX, o. Sec pair; were Sc.
IL pairs Children's Plain Silk Hose.
assorted IN black, white and ping; eoiled
sizes and N. pair; Eere $S.oe.
length SILK So1. black and white. IN
sizes and n; brown in size g. ssc
pair; were $50.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
HooS.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Girls Apparel

Is Junior Girls French orsaldy
Dresses, In plain colors. trimmed with
rufbles and large sashes; in beige, copen.
orchid, tomato, gray and rose; sizes IL,
Il, 16. $6 each: were $9.75.
SO Girls Figured and Plain voile
Dresses, in q variety Of styles, colors
and designs; sizes 9 to 12 yeafs. $4.eS
each; were S4.S6.
Girls Section, Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Children's Summer
Footwear

Odd lots. consisting Of Infants,
ChiIdren's and Misses White,
fords.
Pairs Infants Black Kid One
strap Slippers, sizes 5h, 8. 7k,
sc; 7kD.
9 Pairs Children's, various
styles, in sizes 81. 8, 9h, 10hC:
Sk, 91z, 10D.
IL Pairs Misses. different mod
els. in sizes 1871, "a; lib;
INC; 12kD; II, ~, 13. 1871,
1kE.
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Washable Sati,,
Petticoats

The best value tins season
s.
Just 4 doaAn o6 these Excellent Quality
Wash Satin Pktticoats. in white or flesh:
made with reinforced panels front and
back; nicely tailored and finished with
hemstitched. hem sizes 30 to S6. Very
specially priced, -.
Also the following:
8 White japanese Silk Petticoats. fafi-
isied with fancy Embroidered scalloped
edge and lined throughout; IN lengths
SO and 50. $3.4k each; were $4.b0.
= 5 Navy Sill Jersey Petticoats, with
eaaen s.eS: lsness Van s0SSee Of 10 o.
Milanese Jersey Petticoats, heavy
quality with tailored and pleated dounce,
in rose. $A.s5 each; WSre -.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Handkerchief Specials
For Fridav

40 dozen Mems Colored Woven
Cord Handkerchiefs, with u
inch hens. in assorted colors.
Special. l2hc each, $3.50 dozen;
were 25c each.
rs dozen .Women's All-linen
Handkerchief, Y Inch hens:
full size. Special. 1Sc each, 9 for
ii; were 25c each.
Women's Handkerchief Section. First
4oor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Corsets and Brossieres

20 Maternity or House Corsets, with
side lacings for adjustment; medium bust
and four elastics. Sizes %, q. "a. Is.
26. .28. %. 81 each.
81 Odds and ends in Corsets, IN white
or pink coutil; waistline and low-bqst
Sizes 10, 20. 2I, 20, g, "a. IS. @1.0o
each; vsre $3.50 and s..
IL Front-iace Corsets,- pink waistline
models; long skirt and four eSrtefS.
Sizes % and q only. $50 each; we're
s..
"A Dotted Swiss and Lace Randeaux:
size SO only $50 each; were $1.60.
"a Brassieres, embroidery trimmed;
sizes 80, "a, SO. $50 each; were 76c.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
"Anaette Kel1ermarn" Two-in- One
Bathing Suits
Exeeptfena11Y Low Priced, $5.75

high as
stitches
noticeable VIII
quality Of the suit
Fiber Wool goody number Of colors
styling trimmings
Batkfne
Sweaters Reduced for Friday
in styles $1S5 each were $A7o
finished
and pink &SS each
Tuxedo jade coral szss
Bshins suitan swe Section.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Flesh Satin GoluI,s
Special ut $3.4S

4 small lot, just two dozen Of them,
made Of flesh satin. sleeveless models,
trimmed with hlet lace.
3 French Percaie Skirts. With ruff1es
finished with hand scalfcpfng and EN-
broidered dots; lengths 3s inches. $S.45
each; were $6.
ers, daintily hand embroidered and seal
ioped; sizes 80. 40. 42 and n $1.6
silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Au.Linen
Hen,stitched Huck
To,oels
10 dozen, size 24x40
$50 each; were $3.50
Mercerized
Hernn,ed Napkins
is dozen. size 15x15.
Special $1.2s dozen
Linen Section. Second floor.
Summer Cloves
Reduced

II dozen pairs Women's 6-button-
length Strap Wrist Wash Fabric Gloves.
IN, but not all sizes in each shade.
ESQ pair; were u.
10 dozen pairs Women's 2-clasp White
SILK Gloves, or tan with self-stitching;
sizes 5h. g. 6h, w, 81. 800 pair;
were u.
Glove Section, First Aoor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Georgette Tunics

2 Georgette Tunics, one in
champagne and one in white,
embroidered in self color rib
bonzine. SIS each, were S30.
Lace Section, First 1oor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Imported Di,,,ity
Sc yard: was 75c

The balance Of our imported dimity
about $50 yards. in blue, red. lavender
or pink with white stripes and plain
gray.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Misses Appare1

Covert Cloth Suits straightline belted models size 16
Tricotine Suits in gray and tan handsomely
broidered in silk the other straghtne belted Tuxedo
model; size 16. s5s each; were $3.50 and $685.
Linen Suits in brown, navy white box coats betted
models sizes IA, 16, 18 $3.50 each; were $685.
Tafeta Dresses, in brown, and black, sizes H.
16 49, $lz50 each; were $35.
Sports Dress white pleated skirt and overblouse Size
49, 91z5e; sS.
Dinner and Evening Dresses, slightly soed. The
dinner black brown and tan lace brown
the evening dresses in tle and silver lace and
light green te taeta Sizes 16 49, IS each; SIS
and $7S
Evening star., 1921-08-04
10 Doze,, Small
Boys Wash Suits
- A. ..k
.eo0ceo 10 $1.4C eaC

Were $2.s5 to $3.75 I
Small Boys Wash Suits. in MILDLY.
Oliver Twist and Junior Norfolk styles;
good variety Of coaors and combinations; ;
sizes 255, 5, 4 and years only.
% Boys Camp Suits, of dark blue
and oxford gray wash materials; sport
collar and short sleeves. $l.e6 each;
were $3.50 and $S.e6.
Boys Store, Fourth Ao0r.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Linen Riding Habits
Now Reduced to $3.50
Womer1's Tricotine Wraps
Reduced to $3.50 Each

These Dark Blue Trcotine Wraps light weight,
broidered heavy silk and lined throughout with figured
silk splendid wrap to take with you vacation.
The price is unusually fow
small lot Jersey and Basket Weave Sports Coats, in
all the seasons wanted shades Reduced to s. eac these
have been ~ to SIS.
Fortuna Coats in sand and full length fancy
Innings Reduced to $3.50 each were sos.
I Brown Embroidered Taffeta Silk Coat; radium silk
linng soft belt silk tasses Reduced to $3.50; $780,
Dark Blue Satin Coats: stitched in gold Reduced to
$3.50 each; SIS to $3.50.
aAeticn TbtndA
Evening star., 1921-08-04
TovS

II. s:inch Cry. Baby Dolls dressed.
Il. i2 ;;IaeS s. Drs''sd Dolls. 800 each;
10 12-inch Jointed Dolls, bobbed w1s,
closing eyes. $l.l6 each; vere $685..
,oae ad1io so.ina Inf.Ht sosssa
5ach; wsfs 33.S0.
? Horse Swings: horse painted natural
dsmased. Ss.7S Zach; vsre Sis.so.
Shoodies With 2 horses, finished in
bright colors. p each; were $4.45.
Pony Cars, similar to Kiddie Kars,
only with horse head. $l.S6 each: were
$S.75.
/ kindergarten Slide, in natural and
green; slightly damaged. ss.7s; was
Trieyclei, rubber tires, plain bear
inf, hni.hed In bright red. $e.75 each;
- smsll .see-saw. nicely finished.
3s.7s; was ~.
Toy Store. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Distinctive Model Suits
Originally $65 to $t35-Redueed to $3.50 to $49.5O
These handsomely fashioned of Fae Silk in navy.
black taupe beautifully embroidered in coors long
hip length button Tuxedo front; lined with plain
fancy silks Smart dsessy suits for streeto afternoon
Shantur1g and Pongee Suits
Greatly Reduced to $3.50
on ad ad % Strictly h Gse raxsE and @ efb e 1u
White Jersey Suits
Greatly Reduced to $13.75
AShie Jersey Suits threebuon tailored ed and and Tuxedo
Originally % up to SIS '' ''' ''''' wear
AL Jersey Sport Suits
Greatly Reduced to $10-Were $3.50
@
Mehair Crepe Suits
Greatly Reduced to $3.50
in stylish plads; ideal
for late summer wear They were originally s45
Linen Riding Habits
Now Reduced to $3.50
A good assortment of Fine Linen Riding Habits These
tailored we'll fitting and looking
Offered in natural, jasper and white They originally
priced $3.50
Novelty Riding Suits One copsists of khaki breeches
(reinforced beautifully tailored Shantung silk
length Very and unusual Two of the suits have
black satin sleeveless tailored with large pockets and
$3.50 ..i: ssss; ssss. %eTs Ts,s 81: ssos.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Crisp Organdy
Dresses
Very Specially Priced, $3.50

A most unusual offering Of
exceptionally attractive dresses
fashioned from crisp, cool organdy,
in a good variety of both light
and dark colors. They are just
the sort Of dresses that women
are looking for these warm days.
Simply designed. with fine tucks
or bits Of ruffles trimming them.
All sizes.
Dress Sectioa. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

About 80 Remnants Of
Summer Wash
Fabrics
1 to I yard lengths at
Half Price
Including. Plain and Printed voiles.
Embroidered SwiSses, Embroidered Or
CANDIES. Plain organdies. Printed Lawns.
Dimfties, etc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
door.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
Women's White Footwear
Greatly Reduced to $4.75 Pair

We have grouped together all odd lots of
white oxfords and strap pumps, and offering them
for Friday at greatly reduced prices for quick disposal
trimmings Of black and leather There also
two some with Baby Louis heels others with
Sizes in the combined lot follows ~ to- AAA; ~,
So ~, 8AA; 3H, ~ 57A; 8, 3H, ~, 6H B; 2K,
V '>'' . '>' $A7s pair; were $3.50 to $3.50
Also the following: -f
Black Tan and Gray Suede Pumps all new, up-to-date
models sizes too broken for regular stock.
76 pairs Plain Pumps In tan and black with either
to "a; 2N tsN 3; zK,a 3N ~, 5, g. 6N,zS
models with Louis Baby Louis heels handturned soles
Sizes J. ~ AAA; 4H. 5H 6Z, T. H. AA; 6H. T. ~, A;
3, 81, E, 81 B; ~ 3, 81. 6H c. -
<3,75 pair; were s. to $3.50
Section aoor
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Summer Reduction Sale of.
Men s Fine Hot WenherSuits
Very Much Below Their Former Prices
This sale started yesterday represents
naming better kind of Suits-uch
suits find satisfaction and comfort wearing right
Styles been in greatest demand this season,
they sold down small lots each you
find all though all sizehn shade material
The Palm Beach Suits sre reduced to $16.75
The Mohair Suits are reduced to $l9.75
The Shaneng Suits are reduced to $237s
Mems Store, noor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Ana Moreno Yiuda de
DegGtau
10 Septiembre 1919.
19 Septiembre 1921.

Sc cumplen tres amos de la muerte
como materia-de la noble dana, va
que su espiritu es imperecedero.
Fue Ana Degetau una de las almas
mas mobiles Y uno de los Temperament
tos mas artisticos que hemos conoci-
do.
Ell pueblo de Aibonito, feliz Area
dia en- cuyas montanas yivieron los
-espasas--Degetau varios -aEes, -tlebe
aun conservar ell eco de las resonar-
cias espirituales dc la amante pare
ia, que tanto calor humane saba po-
ner en- todas las cosas, para en- ennoble
cerlas y transfgurarlas.
Fueron dos seres que no pudieron
permanecer agenos a las hondas prcn-
cupaciones humanas.
Ellos hacian surcos en- el campo de
las ideas: tenian ancha vision, y Sc
mostraron siempre sensibles ante las
desgracias Y los infortunios dc los que
los rodeaban.
Buscaron en- el cielo mas luz para
esta TERRA de sus amores, Y cantaron
himnos a su libertad con la mas sere-
ma algeria.
AL ahondar ell nuestros recuerdos,
las imagenes de ambos Sc confundcn
Y aunan. Bajo un celeste arco iris
de triunfos, los vemos recibiendo la re-
compensa de tantas inquietudes y de
luchas tan fecundas por todo cuanto
fuera claridad y pureza.
Poesia, arte, VERDAD, justicia y
amor: Valores supremos de los que
acumularon un tesoro para prodigar-
los aliviando consolando a cuaEtos
podian. Mucha falta nos estan ha-
ciendo ahora esos valores que tanto
van escaseando. e.. En- ell oloroso CO.
fire de nuestras memorials eXhala de-
liciosa fragancia la de esta singular
mujer, que encarno en- su corazon tan
tas virutdes, flor de Bondad, que su-
DO cultivar con esmero ell jardinero
que lie TOGO en- suerte.
iYo soy de las que no la olvidan!!
A. Woman.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
FALLECIO Ell SR. PADRE DEL
EX GOBERNADOR POST

Ahora Sc ha sabido en- la Isla, por
amigos del ex Gobernador Regis H.
Post, ell fallecimiento de su anciano
padre, acaecido en- su residencia de
Nueva York hace POGO tempo y Gu
va enfermedad y sensible consecuen-
cia retuvo en- ell viejo hogar a sus IA
miliares en- particular al expresa-
do ex funcionario. Ell senior Post, que
siempre mantiene su residencia en- Bay
Port, estuvo Iltimamente otra vez, en-
Francia Italia, y contin1a residien-
do en- la ciudad del Hudson en- su vi
vienda de Bay Port, Long Island. No
olvida sus buenos amigos de la
"fel isla" como siempre denomina a
Puerto Rico, apesar de que, como lc
dice en- una carta a un compaiiero,
muchos dc. sus viejos amigos de la
Isla estan en- la tumba. Probablemen-
te vendra Puerto Rico en- un invier-
no ell senior Regis H. Post.
Paz en- Dios al anciano que rindio
su jornada de la vida nuestro p6sa-
me a sus deudos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
La intGrGSdntG function
dc GStd nOChG en- Gl
TeatrO America
Ell DRAMA Y La PELICULA JUAN
JOSE"

a benefcio del joven Y distinguido
actor don Enrique Ponte, que ha ne
cho una labor artfstica tan digna lie
APPLAUSE ell Puerto Rico, Sc cclehra es-
Ia noche en- el Teatro America, una m
tcresantc funCi0n, cuyo programa coils
Ia del emocionante drama Juan JO-
Sc, interpretado por la notable actriz
Julita Delgado Caro-, doi1a Alejandri-
IA Caro-, Resurrection Quijano. Hay
de" Manrlni, ell beneticiado, Y los srilo-
res Manuel Herndndez, Fernando Sa-
la Caro-, Rafael Cabrera, Carlos Wa
rren, Rafael Agudo, Manuel Ochoa,
Jose Perez y ICrge Villarini.
Ademas dc la representation ,lol dra
ma, serd paSa Il pOr la pantalla, II pc.
lfcula del mismo nombre, interprrta-
da tambiGn por Julita Delgado Caro-.
La function dard comienzo las
ochO, y serd una sola tanda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Hacienda Opinion

Ell Lcdo. scnor Rafael Hernandez
Usera, que en- union de su distinguida
esposa ocupa un prominente puesto
en- la sociedad madrilena y entire la
colonia portOrriquena que ALI reside,
esta dando conocer en- la prensa Illus
trada espanola, bien seleccionadas TO-
tografias de las mejores y mas artis-
ticas residencias particulares, casas
escuelas y otras construcciones de la
Isla, que revelan que nuestra antigua
civilaZicion Sc Sc mantiene en- el pals.
EStas informaciones ilustradas de
nuestras cosas de valer contrastan con
las que Sc han solido enviar y publi-
car en- otros paises, presentando a
Puerto Rico como un pals de primiti-
vo estado, con chozas al estilo igorro-
te y grupos de ninos desnudos en- la
via publica de las poblaciones y entire
palmas y matorrales como simbolo de
"la poblacion nativa" y otras exposi-
clones con que Sc ha tratado de desa-
creditarnos.
Los jovenes esposos Hernandez Use
ra Gonzalez, acaban de hacer un es-
plendido donativo a Guayama, con el
regalo de un buen ediicio de su pro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
ACLARANDO
Senor Director dc Ell IMPARCIAL
Co, yn,,, as-sts-ti-4-v--- 7-<s-s--su-,s-~-@aa

SeiiOr Director dc Ell IMPARCIAL -
San Juan.
Muy senior mfo y amigo:
En- su diario del II del corriente
aparece una information relaciOnada
con unos licOreS ocupados cn la casa
de 'Malgor Y Gonzalez. de esta pla-
"a.
Deseo Sc Sirva tener la bOndad de
aclarar p0r medic dc SUI diariO, que ST
ell yerdad la casa Arsenal No. 10 es
prOpiedad del subscribiente del Sc
nor Pedro G.. Gonzalez: para NADIA he
tenido que intervcnir en- cl citado ca
so; Y la casa Arsenal No 10 es habita-
da tinfca Y eXclusivamente por ell Sr-
Pedro G. Gonzalez. siendo los licores
dnica eXclusiyamente de su propie-
dad.
DeseO haga esta aclaraci6n para co
nOcimientO de los lectOres de Su dia-
rio, me subscribe con toda considera-
cion,
Su SECURE servidor Y amigo.
Jose Mdlgor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

Pues ell cicloncito que parecfa una
mosquito IIf9lerta ell su formation, re-
sult6 ser de cuidadO por sus trave-
Suras andanzas. Con SllS trecc mi
Has por hora dc simgladura V su ten
dencia al merengue Y al seis ''cho-
rreaO", hiZo diabluraS dcSdc cl princi-
piO. Mas que un ciclon juiciosO de los
Barbados, parecfa un "tftcrc' juguet0n
V diabIesco de los LampilOs. Empez0
por agitar cl vcstido dc todas las Is
las Efrgenes, Sc corri6 caracoleandO
por el Sur de Puerto Rico. Al pasar
por frcntc a Mala Pascua Sc bifurque0,
resultando un cicl0n dc dos naturale-
zaS, como cualquier chcquiSta apro-
vechado, por 10 cual en- In oficina del
TEMPO dijeron que era un huracdn
gemelo, todavfa e>tan llcGandO las
qucjas de este pals. en- donde hizo es-
tragOs Ell el cafe cn los aguacates. ell
ell tabaco cn casi todO 10 que cuel-
ga de arriba 10 que sube de abajO.
Tuv0 la desvergiienZa de metcrse en- ell
ferrocarril, sin cOnsiderar que estaba
fatigado en- su lucha con la huelga,
" lie cause derrumbcs V socavaciones
Ell la via.
Produjo inundaciones parejeras, de
los rios "metimicntos' de la mar,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19

piedad para escuela, contribuiran con
una importante suma para la compile
ia realization de la plausible instaja-
ci6n.
La suntuosa Residential de los j0-
venes esposos-nos decia nuestro tam
bien amigo Diaz Collazo,-es centro
de reunion de 10 de mas valer en- la
literature, periodismo y gaya ciencia
del saber de la cultura espahola de
la villa y Corte, y Ribera Chevremont,
Y Diaz-Caneja, nuestros atildadas piu-
mas de verso Y prosa, tienen ALI siam-
pre- un sitio de honor Y de afecto. La
ofcina professional del joven compa-
triota esta resultando el nervio de una
conveniente corriente de relaciones
con America, que ha de dar a Puerto
Rico su parte de vantaja, tanto en- la
vida intellectual como en- el desarrolo
de negocios industriales y comercia-
les.
Y todo 10 que sea laborar por nues-
ira terra, en- todos los sitios Y en- to-
dos los ordenes, es obra plausible Y
ella merece al APPLAUSE de todos los
que por Puerto Rico sientan afecto.
Semper.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
Cronica Hunoristica

v hasta convirti0 a CialeS ell puerto
franco, seg1n dice La COrrcspOnde encid,
al dar cuenta de los naufragios allf
ocurridos.
A todO este dicen los cXpertos, que
no TOGO sin0 con la cola Puerto Ri
CO. ST llega embestirnos de frente
Sc arregla de una vez la question dc
las huelgas y la del gobicrno propio.
A Santo Domingo lego soplando CT
nicamente contra la intervention Y con-
ira los frutos memories, y penas ca
ben va ell ell Listfn DMriO, las descrip-
clones lastimosas dc los estragOs ci-
cl0nicos que allf Sc van descubriendO.
Parece que dcsdc allf fue va de-
cayendo visiblementc, v Sc dice que
despu6s de haber bailoteado algunas
rumbas ell la isla de los Pinos. fu6
dar ell piojo NADIA menos que ell la
isla de los galapagos.
Hasta los embustes y las barbarida-
des Sc han removidO al empuje del
Ciriaquito ese, que parecfa incapaz dc
rOmper un plato.
;Ya no Sc puede Greer en- la man.
sedumbre de los ciclones nj en- la i'll
formation de los politicastros!
M. +. j.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
DON MANUEL CERECEDO HACE
UN DONATIVO PARA LA VERDE
MA A BENEFICIO DE La CRUZ
ROJA ESPANOLA.

Nuestro distinguido amigo don Ma
nuel Cerecedo, representante del fatno-
so jab6n LA TOJA, ha cnviado a la
Comisi6n de Damas organizadoras de
la Verbena que ha de tener elccto esta
noche y manana, en- el Parquc Borin-
quen. mil pastillas del frmoso jabon
que tiene en- Puerto Rico Tan creciente
clientela,
FL donativo del Sr. Cerecedo ha sido
muy estimado por las gentiles damas
que patrocinan Ia hermoSa fiesta en- el
Parque Borinquen, Y seguramente que
han de sacar de el TN buen producto
las amables organizadoras del festival
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-19
ESTA NOCHE

A la hora seiIalada comenzardn esta
n0chc en- ell Parque, los eSpectIculOs
que incluye cl Programa de la VERDE
la bcnelcio de la Cruz Roja Espa-
i1ola, la que promote un GXito brillan-
te. Las distinguidaS sehoras del Go
bernador, Gatell de Cuyar, dc Shan
ton. de Travieso, de Giorgetti de Val
des, de Miranda, de Mendia. del Vale
de Jim6neZ, entire otro numeroso con-
tingente de se1oras Y senoritas de eS-
ia sociedad, fguran para atender los
kioscos, baile Y demas espectdculoS del
habilmente selecCionado programa.
Manana continda ell espectdculo.