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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
DOUGLAS BANK HOLDS
FIRST MEETING Of
STOCKH DERS

A call was issued to the more than
three hundred stockholders OF the
Douglass National Bank, which is the
greatest number of stockhol ders OF
any NATIONAL bank in Chicago, TO
attend meeting Tuesday evening,
July 20, at Pilgrims Baptist church,
A large number responded. Mr.. 7.
w. Chavers, president of the bank,
was chairman and after making an
interesting talk of information and
encouragement, introduced the mem
beers OF the board of directors in the
following order: DR.. Edw. s. Miller,
Rev. John W. Robinson, Maj. r. r.
Jackson. Attorney S. A. T. Watkins,
each of whom spoke in glowing terms
of the achievements already made and
of the wonderful future possibilities.
All of the talks were enthusiastically
received, Rev. Robinson and Maj.
Jackson being continuously inter
rupted by applause. The president
concluded with a talk, such as he
alone can make, announced the offer
ing OF one hundred dollars in prizes
to be given to the stockholders IN
teresting the most persons in the next
thirty days at the end of which time
the opening date will be definitely
announced.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Y. w. c. A. News

August to Is has been set aside
for babies and mothers at Camp Ham
mond and it is hoped that all who
are planning to be out that week
will register early in order to avoid
the rush.
Nesper services and all class work,
including some OF the clubs will re-
open in September.
Among the out-oi-town visitors to
the Y. w. c. A. are Miss Pauline
Turner, teacher i'll the public schools
in New York and u member OF the
committee OF Management there; Miss
Clare Lewis. Employment Secretary
of the Y. w. c. A. in Philadelphia;
Miss Josephine Davis, General Secre-
tary in Denver Col; Miss Mabel E.
Bickford, Kansas City, Mo; Miss
Caroline Duyal Smith OF San Antonio,
Tex. Miss Bickford and Miss Smith
are specializing in "Y" work at the
University OF Chicago.
Miss Ruth Arnett has been indis-
posed for the past few days but is
much improved at this writing
Mrs. Irene NJ. Gaines, Acting Gen
eral Secretary, is away on her vaca-
ton for five weeks Mrs. Ella b.
Day. Director here will leave Monday,
Aug 9Th, for New York and will be
gone three weeks.
Miss Pearl Vincent OF New York,
has been frequent visitor since she
has been attending the University.
She will leave for her home, New
York, some time this week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
BEAUMONT MAN MAKES
INVENTION FOR NEW
EXCAVATING MACHINE

BFNIMONI. Texas, Aug. 0-Al-
fred Neal. OF this city, has invented a
unique machine for heavy excavating.
The machine is said to successfully
perform the work of fifty men.
As a result OF the success OF the
new machine, Neal has been awarded
the contract Tor the entire excavation
to be done on the new million dollar
hotel to be constructed here
In the mechanism OF the machine
there is a cam which causes the ma
chine to take a step forward each
time it automatically loads up full OF
dirt
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
LIBERTY LIFE
CD. OFFERS FINE
1--WE 81 ME- i.

There Is no other business so safe1
guarded by law and 50 profitable as
H. the lifc insurance business. Life
II ur4uee stock is listed as class
- -caeritice b. the State OF Illinois,
saich places II ~ the same category
a the stock OF banks, trust COM
na4 bmldnp and loan associations,
government and municipal bonds. In
TACT there is no safer investment in
tn world than class ~ securities
Further proof lies in the fact that in
atar thirty year not single Old
Liur legal Resergc Insurance Com
pauy ha eyer Jailed.
The fuur greatest clements III any
liac ni business from the standpoint
OF the investor arc. Demand. safety
profit. management
Demand
The Negro has been the best insur
aucc prospect ior every company or
gained in this State Now that there
IS real Old Line Legal Reserve
Company owned. operated and CON
trollcd By Negroes. and which viii
offer the highest class OF insurance,
he demand Will be tremendous.
Safety
With the entire capital stock OF the
Liberty Lille Insurance Company
sl90G0000 in First Mortgage Bopds
on Negro property in Chicago, depos-
tied with the State OF Illinois, the
very greatest safeguard is afforded.
Profit
Although the business Of life insur-
anee in the United States is only
ff4ra.-,.f-a .rrs ri - rpDfiirv old II has
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
SECOND u. N l. A. TFIRTY=DAY CONVENTION OPENS
WHITE BLACK MAN ,
KICKED OUT Of
ARMY, EXONERATED

NEW YORK CITY. August O.
The National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People, with
Offices at 20 Fifth Avenue, New York,
through its National Secretary, James
Weldon Johnson has announced the
receipt Of a letter from the Adjutant=
General OF the War Department OF
the recthcation OF a letter IN con
nection with the dishonorablc dis
charge OF Arthur H. Bird, q colorcd
soldier of Company L, 58th Infantry.
White, But "Colored,' Just the Same
According to Mr. Johnson's state
ment, Arthur X. Bird, on February
!, 1921 upon the solicitation OF
recruiting sergeant at Providence. r.
l., re-enlsted IN the army alter having
been honorably discharged recently
from the l56th Depot Brigade. a col
ored organization. Mr. Bird called
the attention Of clerk that he had
been enormously listed as a white
man. The clerk changed his dcsigua-
ton under the heading race to
"oolored Mr. Bird IS OF such fair
complexion as TO be easily mistaken
for white man. In spite OF tins cor
reetion, Mr.. Bird was sent to the 58th T
Infantry at Camp Lewis Washington F
Upon arrival at the Camp. he found /
that the 58th Infantry was a white f
organization and again notified his
Commanding Ofieer that he was not
a white man. He was thercupon as
signed 10 special duty
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
CHICAGO MINISTER'S
WIFE BURNED IN
CAMP EXPLOSION

BOULDER, Colo, Aug 6-Mrs. T.
l. Scott. wife OF the Rev Scott, pas
tor of Grant Chapel, Chicago, was
placed in the University Hospital here
as a result OF burns she received when
gasoline stove exploded at a camp
occupied by the Scots in Southern
Nebraska
The Rev Mr.. Scott left for Chicago
during the early part of the week to
attend to business matters, returning
to Boulder for the week end
Mrs, Scott is rapidly convalescing.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
MICHIGAN REFUSES GEORGIA
REQUEST FOR EXTRACTION

LANSING, Mich, Aug. G.-Goyernor
Alex J. Groesbeek has refused to per
nit extradition to Georgia of Thomas
Ray, wanted on n charge Of murder.
Ray, ihc governor said, produced eri
denee. that he might not receive fair
trial. while Georgia authorities had
failed TO produce evidence that they
had a case against Ray.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
CHIEF ORDERS BOATS TO
RUN OVER BATHERS

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug 6-Driv-
en- into the water by the unusual heat
of the last few weeks. scores Of young
boys are seen daily bathing in the
Ohio river at the docks here. Last
week Capt Ira Dorsey, OF the ferry
steamer, Andrew Christy,' becoming
tired OF constantly jangling his bell to
warn them away from the boats path,
notified the city police OF the bathers'
presence.
The chiefs answer is said to have
been Run over them"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Metropolitan Community Center
Church

Reverend DR.. Cook, Pastor
The Reverend Dr. Olden lectured
at Metropolitan Community Center
Church on Sunday evening past. His
subject: Southern Propaganda was
instructive and logical Mrs Olden
sang an excellent selection with the
musical members by the great choir OF
this church.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
FIND DEAD RAT IN
POTTED HAM

LOCKWOOD, Tenn, Aug. o
Mrs. ]. G. Campbell, of Walden and
Clinton SITS, after becoming i'll, found
that well preserved portions of dead
rat were in a can Of potted ham from
which she was eating.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
AUTO CRASH KILLS
PITTSBURGH MAN

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. Christ
Underwood %, % Tannehil ST. well
known in this city; was killed when a
truck colided with an automobile in
which he was riding at Murray Ave
and Northumberland St. last week
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
MAKEPROTEST IN
TRAINING CAMP
DISCRIMINATION

The National Equal Rights Ieague
finding that colored man was denied
admission to the Citizens Military
Training Camp al Camp Devcns. sent
remonstrance to Secretary OF War
John w. Weeks. who halls from Mas
sachusetts. The League also sent a
telegram in support OF the remon-
STRANGE which read: a.. Wins denied
admission to Citizens Military Train
ing Camp for color by Col. Aloe
Equal Rights League asks You to
countermand the denial
The formal remonstrancc read as
follows;
Hon. John W. Weeks,
Secretary of War.
Washington, d. {
Dear Sir
Mr. l.. II. Wins OF 90 Edmond
Street, w Someryile, with his appli-
cation blank for admission 10 the cit
liens Military Training Camp to be
held at Camp Devens Mass, during
August applied for physical examine
ton at the army base N South Bos-
ton, Mass. He was refused cxamina-
ton for admission by Col. Aloe solely
because OF his race and color. and was
told that III any event, Golorcd citi-
zens would have 10 be segregated.
The National Equal Rights League
protests this denial of admission to
this Citizens Camp located in Massa-
chusetts as a denial OF equality Of
rights and privileges because OF race.
1t is contrary to the letter and spirit
OF both the Constitution OF Massachu-
sets and OF the United States OF
America.
We respectfully request and urge
that you cause this discrimination and
to the Colored citizens oil our
state TO be undone and that such
worthy citizen as Mr.. Wins. be adj
United to the Citizens Military Train
ing Camp at Camp Devens, Mass,
without bar because he is an American
OF African extraction.
We appeal to You to open the door
for your Colored lellow-citizen OF
your own state OF Mass, to this Citi-
zens Military Training in accord with
the principles of your illustrious pred
ecessors i'll the Senate, the lamented
Geo. i. Hoar and Charles Sumner.
Rev. NJ. \. n. Shaw, National Pres
ident
E. T. Morris, Pres. Boston Branch.
W. D. McClane, Exec. Chairman
Boston Branch
VIM. Monive Trotter National Cor.
Secretary.
\. G. Wolff, See'y Boston Branch.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06

service, KEY. J. ii. Brannam VIII illils'
the pulpit at 9th Street both morn
ing and at night At 3 p m., Nine.
Myrtle Winfrey will have sacred
concert at 9th Street The famous
Nine. Pattie Brown will sing Some
Of the best local talent will appear.
There will be big baptising at the
3lst Street Church Sunday evening.
The choirs will render special music
all day.
The Cosmopolitan League will have
a Field Day exercise Saturday Aug
ust 9th, on the vacant lot, corner of
38th Street and Prairie Ave Some
of the features will be Out-D Door Bas-
ket Ball, Volley Ball. Tennis and
Baby Contest. All are welcome.
QUINN CHAPEL
Last Sunday we celebrated the 74th /,
anniversary of this church The passi
tor preached at l0:45 o'clock, subject
What Has God Wrought" IS
A big platform meeting was held at
3 p. m Addresses were delivered by
various representatives of the city
churches.
The Hon. Adelbert Roberts de1iv-
cred the Anniversary Address.
DR.. Stewart, the pastor, will preach
Sunday morning. Subject. The Lit
tie Foxes Spoil the Vine" The fol-
lowing program will be rendered SUM-.
day evening at p. M:
Program Arranged by
Edward F. Morris, Director
Hilbert Stewart, Organist
Doxology, hymn, prayer, by DR..
Stewart.
The Evening Hour (Kusner), Car
lyle, Paul, Kenneth, Louise, Hilbert
Stewart.
There Is No Death (contralto),
Mrs. Cunningham.
Mighty Jehovah (trombone obi
gato). Choir.
"Bouree Bach" prelude Rachmani-
noff), Fred Lett.
Selection by Orchestra, Detroit
Shannon, Director -ee,e1
THE Almighty" (contralto; Schu-
bert), Irene Howard
Invocation to Thor" Musical
Club
MELODY OF Love-" Orchestra. Irene
Howard, Director.
Hymn to the Night" (Tipton),
Hattie May Gloster, soprano.
Organ and Vocal Selection, DR.. A.
J. Oxford.
Selection, The Gospel Choir.
Offertory, Miss McLindon.
Benediction. -
Pilgrim Temple Church
s. E. J. Watson, Pastor. A. L. Rice,
D. D. Asst.
The great Pilgrim Temple Church
was filled to capacity on Sunday morn
ing the 3lst. The text taken by the
Pastor, Rev s. f. ]. Watson, Isaiah,
1871 and Jeremiah, 23-l and End:
To the Pastors who scatter the Flock
was certainly a reminder of the scrip
tual warning to ministers who wreck
the membership of other churches or
of their own. The sixty-two new
members added during the day were
largely influenced by the conviction
of his eloquenee. Reverends Seals and
Rice took active parts in services
during the day. Rev. Bryant has
charge of Canaan Church. install
lation Of officers of Canaan al P NJ.
Canaan Baptist Church 2o3 45th
Street
Rev A. w. Bryant, Pastor.
The closing program and grand
Installation of the Canaan Baptist
Church took place at Pilgrim Tempe
Church, Sunday afternoon at 3 p. NJ.
The Installation sermon was preached
| by Reverend Watson. Charge to the
Church by DIR. E. T. Martin, Charge
to the Pastor, DIR. S. B. Brownlee, DIR.
|. A. Thomas, Master of Ceremonies.
Evening sermon at the Church
! (Canaan) by Rev. R. l. Darden. The
Finnie Harmony Glee Club appears
at this church. on Monday evening in
| chorus.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-06
Of
MARCUS CARNEY
JAM NEW YORK


ny Henry Brown, Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Aug With ban
ners cleaning "Thc New Negro
Knows No Fear Marcus Garvey.
Pfes Of the I. y. l. \. headed pro
cession . miles long thru tbc streets
Of New York. In n glaring banner
attached 10 the rear Of Garvcv : ma
chine was the sign "FIGHT ON
GHANDI - as Garycy recled and
rocked TO the tune Of "HAH THE
CHTEFV
NJ Harlem smiled down on Carney
and iarviets today The streets were
crowded and in the pack and Jam were
seen hanncrs from Mississippi to Bri-
fish GUAM. Garyev i'm AN open I.aun-
dulet followed directly behind the
18th Regt band The President Of the
/. y. l. \. was greeted all along The
way.
II was ealla dav and all Harlem
turned ont TO see the Provisional Pres
idrnt of Africa and his followers
MANY WOMEN IN LINE.
Fully three thousand women graced
the I. N.u I. A. pafadc aud the black
cross nurses commended special atten
'lon from the throng that lined the
streets of Harlem. The women looked
fttinely enalph. CARRIED i'm white win
black trimmings. and with stern faces
and the black cross banner flying in
the breeze. thev like the men marched
CALAMITY behind The lpader
NO SENTIMENT AGAINST
CARNEY.
Garqev is b.ek He lead fully 5000
Of hi followers tbrn the .troct- If
New Yor; today. American NEGROES
like those Of foreign birth cheered
Marcus a. he pleaded ~. cause Of IA.
100000
They an took their hats n Garvev
and he mo- conservative of mon
shouto1 and appla4dc3 linn and his
follower a.. tbr r,rs.e.s;nn vas wioa-
no It's tvav IN 9,o aisfapc.
Tla b,r.eloaa looked ora4a. there
,.,r,. sI.1t a6a AZ ,Ia,a md tbcy. III
with ,be p.mg and nriao Of n victor
Tho + y co,.,Ir.,r,, .re second
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PRoNTUARIO.
<235

cxpada fin escO cOntega
sucede los testamentOs a de enr obto
c recQnocmento delberado del ho natural No ena
obeo la manifestation que ncenamene haga padre
DE natural quen refera mucho
aar e tuo tratamnto de hjo cartas am
iare Sin embargo cada decdn los trbuna
ecro de modo sucente expressive la
eryir de base acetar union dato
consante del estade del jo los eecos arculo
Il Mangesa 579.
9ech0 de lnscrbr letra
M desinado nscripcones analogas de hjos
yam dando pedo consignando datos precsos
81 ontendo de Ia partida del bautsmo la
ho natural de aqnea ostuye reconocmento
del estado de hjo posc6n
eotnpada e mismo al Esp To- de
Ppts AoyanA ssga,ig44 No ~: n
"Reeonozco pocom0 hjo natural querendo
ia parda de foma" s
Ell Pueblo 26 DEG r. 49, FL reconocmepto
hecho sufciente Ago
e III artfcuo antoriza ID pesquisa de pater
la ounad del padre
de precise haga ostenosamene fuera
rs Dec P r. 23 El por
ppde anotarse Rgstro Civil aunque
nyeo el Otero r. 367
Sue Morales ~ Dec n 491 que
epiecen Taiz del
agQ IA P R Casano Lucetti "a Dec r r. la El
ecpnocmento debe Martinez "a
r. ItnrrnO IurrnO admitir
ruehas las certicacnes del regitr6 civil cedtvas
de otros hcs tendas Ia made siendo soera
de donaei6ne causante afrma
de Lopez q r. 214 existendo
Ddubtado denro
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r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

padre duaate e embardo tp0 del alumbrannt0 del hO
4Cuando el ho pueda pesenar cualquer uebu autenca
de su patgnidad ~.
LEI padre esd obigado Hjo
critic ndubitad0 patenddd
ejempo testamento aunque 731no sendo
para este la parda de bautismO est solo estabee la ce
bacion del matrim0noSen Esp 16 caldad
de ho natural ha de fundarse
taneo legamene apobado de omission ressenci,
eecutoa ncso esablece obligation por paPte
padre este cumpe necesario e ho execute la
acci0nPuee Puene 16 Dec r. 582 pardas bauts
pruebas suiciene emetOs prueba
DemOnes HeeerOs
de la de paabas dichas elias esposo ampoco
sufcientesAguayO Garcia II Dec r. 275
usada aruo quiere dc que escrio
paernidad deb puho pueda
seuencas gales frmado por smplementeSen
Febrero 1907-Alc 1908 379. Z
La existencia documeno fehaciente
Calaf II Dec r. r. 19s E esco que
paterndad ha de pyad porque
documento pqbco de no esfera
ounara habria ncesdad obliga padre que
haba reaizado yQnntad xge que escO
ndubado del padre este
nidad 81 el escrto documeno pdbco que
uicio end desde uego ndubtado para cho efecto
avo Ia pruea contao endra cacter
prado escrio sin d padre Isl este
Mega puee por habr faecido podr compfObar
auentcdad or medios que peme ley va
o correspondence tribunal appreciation
prueba.
requisite dc ser expreso el reconocimento
ngae presne baa pof incdencia ndispensa4
BE que eonsiene g eeo Ia gountad inditada clara (ef
NH nN4fe
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Por ! ierras derUncle Sam
Los Perfumes Delatores

IdetOnante, aggressive; irresistible por Ii
caifdad y por la intensidad del aroma
Yo considerable antes a. estos buenos
hombfes casatlos, como yfctimas dc
uR NAL gusto reprochable. pero hoy
dfa tengo que convenir en- mi error
Son unOs hombres que 81 no fuerau
sablos serfan prudentes. Ellos tambien
pr6curan borrar las frazas' impuras
1idel perfume femenino, las trazas de-
nunciadoras de intimidades. imponien-
do ell 'despotismo de su perfume arbi-
Etrario sobre todos los otros arornas
que, pudieran quedar como secuelas de
una avehtnra extra-matrimonial.
Y no quiero considerar los que,
muchas "yeces, justifican con mayor
inocencia los perfumes delatores, atri-
buyendo. los amigos, esos eternos
malos amigos que tiene todo esposo,
que son la catlsa de todas las pertur-
baciones Y contrariedades de toda es-
ip6sa, una broma de NAL genero al pa
sar por frente una barberfa, Y los
que, finaImente, atribuyen a la genera
ci6n espontanea los sutiles perfumes
de violeta que veces les quedan en-
la ropa.
Els Sensible, especialmente para la
industf4a perfun1ista, Ia repetici6n de
estos casos de diffcultades domesticas
producidas por la indiscreci0n persis-
tente de un aroma Industrial. Sensi-
BILE, porque, andando el tempo labora-
"a en- su contra, asf que las mujeres
que, siryen de tercer anguloen los, pro,
blemas de, amor, yayan mostrandose
precawidas,. ell el conyepeimiellto de q.
los sperfumes lejos de !causar agrado
al hombre, lie cream barreras al dis
frute de los pkaceres, tan atrayentes
siempre, que brinda la mujer djena
..n,st.a. ..t ~ CHANBELAN.
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Y
La falta de provision de Harry Thorn,
ley Martin, al llegar su hogar CON
yugal una noche, bajo los efectos de
intensas Iibaciones. de permitir a su
esposa que lie ayudara a desvestirse,
ha sido causa de que Sc haya estable-
edo una demanda de divorcio en- New
York, con las graves eonsecuenclas
que son de supOner cn quien, como 81,
Sc encuentra enamorado. Porque es
bueno consignar, para orientaci0n de
los, lectores, que la esposa es una be-,
LA mujer. de crenchas hernosas de pc
10, cuales siryieran de m0delo al Ii
ziano preminentes manifestations
de todas esas deformaciones de la IL.
nea recta que tanto agradan los
hombres. = -
Tn suave, Tin discreto olor a perfu-
me que trascendfa de Ia piel de su es-.
poso y estaba 'impregnado, ademas, al
tejido de su ropa interior, haste para
dar vuelo las sospechas que. general
mente, abrigan las esposas. "Desde ese
momento", declara la demandante, mo
qued6 duda para mi respecto su vi
da: EntonceS desaparecieren los yelos
que tapaban mis- Ojos Y me .df cuenta
de sus escapadas "a los cabarets con
otras mujeres." e-;a. ;,,< .dt L
Estas asociacioiies del hombre, espo-
radicas' permadentes con otras iil-
jeres que su esposa, mas ffecuentes de.
10 que parecen. suelen 'eic0ntrar STEM
pre-. por mueho Hnisterio q. las rodee,
hay un mOment0 de fragilidad en- que,
Sc manifiestan para daio y preoeupa.
ci6n de los matrim0nios. Unas veces,
una tarjeta olvidada, otras un ndmero
de telefono apuntatio rem Ia cartera, /,
otras, como en- este, un suaye perfume
indiscreto, dan. ell rastro a Ia muier
para ojear la vida del esposQ.i; :
Considerando el~ l~ieasoa en- que MIR,
Harry Thornley, Martin, tha sitio pro
tagonista, he ltegade d descabrir la
que creo es raz0n para que :muchos
hombres casados pertsnezcant q salas,
de esgrima Y salas de 'gimhasia para
gozar de los benefieios dei'un 'baiio a.
deshora, que bore todas las trazas.
de una asOciaci6n ihcita,. expuesta "a
,lenunciarse faeilmente .en ,.eel hogar,
,Onyugal. Como .creo haber comprenili-
do el por que hay hembres que lie,
gan presurosamente sus. flogares- vi
apepas saludan Sc dirigen al bailO So.
preteKto. del calor, algunas veceS al
tas horas de la neche en- pleno ill.,
vierno ,:f:i.i. t:
Pero hay otfa ciase de esp8sos que
tambi6n merece citarse' en- este desf- /
lie de hombres precavidos, que para
evitar las escenas conyiga1es' alo-
rrarse las -consecuencias lameItables
de los disgustos, desarrollan en-, su vida.
una estrategia personallsimas Serfa in !
justicia no incluir en- este grupo, a
aquellos Que sacrifican su olfato la
tranquilidad conyugal que no solo
sacrifican su oIfato, sino tambien el
de los amigos. /
Los lectores habran visto mas de |
una vez algdn hombre de estos, in
comprensibles, que usa un perfume
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FABRICATION DE ABONOs

7 Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certificate dc registro' la corpo-
.faeion del pals denominada "Thea Fer
'tol Co." cuya oficina principal Sc ezta-
blecera en- la casa No. 10 de Ia Gale
Nicolas Frese, de Arecibo. Dicha COR
poracion Sc dedicara principal.nerte a
la fabrication de abonos. Su capital
social autorizado es de $1O0,OoO.0o, y
sus incorporadores son los senores
Andres Oliver, Lorenzo Oliver y Gas
briel Correa, todos de Arecibo.
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Miss Dorothea Brehrman, de Brooklyn,
quien sin hacer case, a la negative que
lie diera su padre pOr TELEGRAPH, tom6
parte en- ell c0ncursO de nataci6n veri-
ficado en- los rapidOs de Ausable
Chasin, en- la poblaci6n de Adsable,
New York, siendo la primera .mujer
que cruza aquel salto con una pas
mOsidad asOmbrOsa. Miss Behrman
nad6 1850 pies escape de una ma
nera maestro de ser lanzada a las ro-
cas- por la cOrriente. Su padre llega-
ba en- los instantes en- que recibia mi
les de aplausOs de los cOncurrentes al
concursO. Miss Behrmann tiene solo
19 amos de edad y ha obtenidO diferen-
tes medallas en- parecidas apuestas de
natacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-14
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