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Evening star., 1921-08-31
WANTED-HEIP
AAI.EaMKN.

AUTOMOBIEE SAEEsMEN-New or expert
enced; opportunity to learn the business thor
enShly. See Mr.. Kann. 1901 18th ct: n. 7492
Acknowledgements in selling. for city
and out Of town. Apply 2iO0 llth ct: n:M. e
sALDsMEN.we w.nt hass,ias ss!s.nen S 70
Washinston's best business men: stoek may be
ss :sS sn sa!.: % esa 'q e.
Vie zisx va Mxsd.... BOZ Boz 80. sssE os,e..
sAssHEsE,s g; e, ], q sss a. ';s tc
Big ssVaad foe men; iaszgs,isaesd q sxpsIs.
ssesd; city or, g. tra,snlnf ,sn s:siahai sa'''n'a'
Initiative and selling ability to act % travel
III :si.. 'tt% for the Curt: SassSlns Seapsss;
Apply in%edis,.iy y l.sssr: s,zias .s.: .sii-
Rspss G1. phon. nrmssr
early attention. Address Boz 1sl-D. Star Of.
sALEsMEN-i.aree manufacturers' sales Or
70 .aetss .as.p.r o.
the market have exceptional opportunities to
offer ambitious men Of sale: ss!.sy; refer,
a m: to pm. Room Il. esl Pa. ave:
SECURITY Observation-Disclosures lineup ever
staged: many banks. highest public mes
~ oa
ice, solid investment. land increases. ete..
rank this the big predueer's one great cppoe-
tunity. Mr.. Durant. 613 st. nv. sic
AccoUNTANr-E1periea snd reliable; op-
as.. saiav expected. Address Boz led, star
ACCOUNTANcY-Our 1874 year book explains
for ssss sseouns,ns g's %ori il 70 i nsnths: ne.
sosletz eoi deIorsae eidI:------
FAIs1ss ,ssi and 1a:a'r H.''
AUTO INDUSTRY NHHDs TRAINED. MEN.
Prepare now for splendid openinss in this
neld. Course Of six to eight weeks. Practical
%ssss of sss ses..
school; o. i sss ana o 's'. NV. Phone N 1oA00'
BAKER-One able to bake bread and pastry.
Apply 2109 Rhode lsland ave. ne.
BATTERY MAN. experienced on vehicle and
| starting battefies. to take eharce o. sesyice
:s.siop ia ,sisssee'' sse required A'd''' Box
BOY. White. as waiter for lunch a.d coda
an tsat,.! e !, pSR E.; $ e. s1sSay ss.4 ssss
ss a.: be-: :.:,y . :ss s:,
sssiaias ii 6iS. ps.nt reae,nf; shop sssteaAs
1 or 0u0p u30t0SmASlGuS 10V!vSoV9s a.o>SyS~s~AAs
day o nisht: Nsst s,roal psoaps;y 70 e.
fuiI infoFmasion. Columbia eeheol os Draft
inS. i1th and sts. Phsne Nssth 97&-
Bus BOY q ooes. I208 e: Ave: g
BUS BOY-Only live wire need apply: highest
wases and meals. Apply. after p.m., Chiids,
1923 Pa. ave. nv. 1.
CANVAssERs wanted; experisaeed and in
experienesd. Rsom 81. 11e st. Nv. Ash
for Mr.. Adams. Il
OARPENTEk5 az wanted; open ahop; 7se
per hour. Apply; With tools: 7;Se an. At. Iaars.
Tench Co.. Lincoln Memorial, Potomac Park.
| COMMERCIAL EBK1KIAN. experienced.
capable Of selecting, organising. ding and
graphically presenting Commercial statistics.
Address United States Advertising Corpora
| tion, Toledo, Ohio.
DEMONSTRATORS, good. experienced: salary
and commission. Address Box IBID. StaI
| office.
| FARM HAND, white, to help on small farm
$40 q month and room and board. Addresi
| william Rutter, Suitland, Nd. e
FORD sALEsMEN-We need two expexienced
| salesmen with references at once: exeetlent
territory; immediate deliveries; must Own
| count. Act quick. Remschel Motor Co.. Alex
! andrta. Va.
FURNITURE FINISHERS at
lWurdeman & Co.'S, 1901 Conn.
AVE. e.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
Personal Health Service
BY WILLIAM BRADY. M.
Noted Physiesan ond Author

hygiene
Address -A.-'-"o1.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
WANTED-sITUATIONS

ACCOUNTANT.
ExpsFiencsd ssmi.senior desires position On
staff Of public secountant. Address Box 1S5-C.
Star once. 1e
ALL-AROUNn GOLORED MAN wants work
in private home, Rhene Line: SS36: 8le
CHAUF!EUn essisss ls:ition; e1sesyiee
K. Howssd, sos 1isssusi ave, NV. e
CHAUFFEUR. white; years' experience; can
drive and renair any make car: willing to do
any other work. Address Beg l27-D, star
CHAUFFEUR dssifss .pssitiea With privata
family; Z yeAIs' experseeoes -fooA retsrenees.
Writa tAsAsed 4 0stlse. al n sE Nv. 81
& sisvsfer Operator. CAN NesM e10l ~
FAM 4XMkatNrAaIsI3 6 MI @ profit
GSaS5ne SoatS; NEST kGvo steek snd anple-
SSSa laS6H MA laslA IN EoelA e: n.M:'
lnn. V0nM 9e{$1ea With paesnt- lawyer -
&ni111s - saaDt1esfS -.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Eyebrow PluekinE.

EyeDrOW Pl0ektA9.
Please tell me IL eyebrow pluckinE
strains the eyes in any way. Is It safe
to apply hair removers to the neck
and forearms? Is 1t better to have
superfuous hair on the face removed
or bleached? (Mrs. e. G. RI
Answer-ft is bad for the eyes Of
the beholder. II hair is to be re-
moved 1t Is preferable to use a safety
razor, which is less likely to irritate
the skin than the depilatory chemi-
Gals which dissolve the hair, and the
effects of the razor are quite as per-
manent.
An Old Ctstern.
/ have had moro or less rheumatism
and neuritis for ten years. Under our
k9use there 10 an old cistern. Would
that cause It? Is. 0.)
Answer:-No. The question implies
anxiety about dampness. Dampness In
not Q cause Of disease. Not outside
Of almsncas, that fs. Tho only disease
I can think Of that might have its
origin In that cistern 10 malaria, IL
the anopholas breed Of MOSQUITO has
access to the oistsrn.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
MEN WANTED.

Men Of neat appearance for permanent out
side positions selling Walkers household prod
ucts direct to the consumer: references re-
CURED Also have good positions for men own
Ing light automobiles; earnings. $50 per week
and up. Apply bstween 8 and 1880 2 m and
and pm. w. q H. Walker, Inc, 2l6 Stewart
hlaE.. Washinetoa.
OPERAToRs-Experien on ladies' coats;
good pay. 40 and NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-31

placed for great part of the unvise
procrastination and neglect of treat
mont in the earliest stage of the dis
ease that means failure in so many,
serious diseases.
Hospital managers. prejudiced by
ignorance and therefore uncharitable
toward large proportion Of all In
valids. might well ask themselves
whether they are faithful to their
lily to the maltreatment Of tubercl-
losis. --'. -
Evening star., 1921-08-31

white accessories are selected. but
most often accessories of black give
the much to- be- desired magpie en-
semble. In the sketch you may see
a simple. straight line. white satin
frock, with monkey fringe about the
bottom and girdled in by jet chains.
The coat is of black georgette, also
edged with monkey
Evening star., 1921-08-31
MEN

Far more men are on the way up thaa
outstretched-in ths shape Of q remarkable
opportunity-to . few ambitious. aggressive,
i've minded men who are not finding the
going to their liking In their present employ
ment and who will welcome q lift up to the
higher levels. where compensation runs mat.
up. We prefer to put the full strength of
our big and resourceful organisation back of
the man who hasn't long record Of success
to boast Of but whose present needs and pres
ent sincere determination to get ahead. re.
gardless Of opportunities missed or days that
are past. will find IT easy to respond to the
ly manager Of personnel and to begin to
mount the ladder toward REAL SUCCESS.
The RIGHT OPPORTUNITY 10 HERE. ready
WAY. II you're q Gentle and over 26, call.
from 10 to 4.
Evening star., 1921-08-31
I zWANTED-HEIP

FHMALE-ContlAuea
LADY, shout % yleafs old, to assist on record
Nork ard answer phone; wages. SIT; apply BY
letter. PAGES LaundkZ, 60 st. nv.
LADIES. several, to demonstrate live sellers;
LADIDB'@ TAILOR wanted helper. on coats
and skirts. v. Galotta. 1915 14th ct. NV. II
LADIEs-T9lepho1 dept: opens Sept. 9; tele-
profession; those desirinE to enroll in sept
class must do % at once. Milton School. 726
18th st..
LADlDS-To ladies well acquainted. we offer
ably those with selling experience. but not
necessary. For full details call and see our
Mr.. Wetton. Blackhawk Remedy Co.. 406
9th at NV
Evening star., 1921-08-31

GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES.
MEN OR WOMEN WHO
WISH TO USE AFTER-OF-
FICE TIME TO THEIR FL
ADVANTAGE
ARE INVITED TO CALL
AT ROOM 23o BOND BUILD
ING, 14th & N. Y. AVE. y
GRADUATE NURSE.
The Hecht Co. requires the serv-
ices Of a graduate nurse; must
be young and of neat appear
ance; Permanent position.
Apply Supt..
THE HECHT CO.,
9TH st. at F.
a1slH A1 11sP1 1 Wo!SIT'ss:ss:S: g! sI' 80
nssss. hSl3ln CO. ala.Sa9et sssssa 8: :.
g sssssssa 49,: 81 s e 49, g - ~ ss
ssissass 81; s&esasi & .sls}z1lsl sslpsssss;aS
Evening star., 1921-08-31

YOUNG NAN, unmarried, a. clerk. insurance
once, Who can use typewriter; wases. $50 per
Star once. References required.
YOUNG MAN-EIpefienced IA bookkeeping aud
familiar with once work in real estate ONCE:
good opportunity for right party; state ex-
iO-D. star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN, II yeass or older. as runner In
q bank: references required. Address Box o.
D. star once.
Evening star., 1921-08-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and reliable; oD-
Dortunity for advanceuasnt; state experience.
age, salary expected. Address Boz l2-D, star
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

One of the oil fields of the Pacific coast, lying within few miles of Los Angeles, extends out into the Pacific ocean, and a considerable number of oil wells are located at some distance from the shore. In England, the work ings of the Cumberland coal field run two miles out under the sea. The ven- tilaton of these mines is a nice engi- neering problem, but is successfully ac- compished- At Workington, England, in the year 1857, before the science of surveying was as highly developed as at present, the sea burst through and the workers were drowned. Many of the oldest mines in England, long ago worked out and abandoned, have filled with water in the lapse of time, and constitute an ever-present danger to the miners in adjacent mines, who may be drowned at any moment
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25
Bulk of Chapel Estate
 Placed in 6O- Year Trust

Seattle, June 23.-William Chappell, former Klondike operator, whose death occurred ut Baltimore some weeks ago, by the terms of his will offered in pro- bate today, places three-fourths of a million dollars of the Seattle estate into sixty-year trust. The will gives his widow an allowance of eight hun 'dred dollars per month, and to two brothers two hundred dollars each per month.
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25
ORDE:R RED TO
 THE PACIFIC
} } Superdreadnaughts to Replace Smaller
 Rattleships.

Washington, June 24.-The 'superdreadnaughts Arizona, Me- vada and Oklahoma, according to ann ounced plans of the Navy Department, will be ordered to the Pacific at an early date. It is understood that they are to replace four smaller battleships now in Pacific waters, which will be returned to the Atlantic coast.
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25

Uncle Jeff Snow says: There ,dum- dunn bullets and dum-dum fooEsbness. and this idee of woman .starvin' her self to death to make her husband jine church is the limit. Tfi'd of been that feller I'd of jist pertended like I was willin' for the funeral to start any time, and I'd of begun firtin' with the nurse, or neighbo darter, or some female or nuther. I'd be willin' to bet my chances fer office with President Harding agin busted tire that she'd a got up and ct to git strength enough to tell me what tshe thought about me.''
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25

The extremest known cold. believed to be absolute zero or the total absence of heat, is 459 degrees below zero Fahr- enheit. Zero is the temperature of melting ice mixed with salt, such as IS used in freezing ice cream. tFanren- heit thought that was the coldest thing possible and took it for zero on his thermometer. but we know that his zero is much nearer to boiling water than to complete cold.
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25

During the war, when tapioca was scarce, the Postofice Department found that gum for postage stamps could be the products of corn. That substance is now used, corn -dextrine being cheaper than tapioca and just as good for the purpose. It should be remem- bered that any sticky substance will collect germs if it comes in contact with them; therefore it is better not to lick postage stamps.
The Kusko times., 1921-06-25

Since the first yearof the first Wf1- son Administration the United States has had a very close approach to free trade. The duties or taxes on imports have averaged only 6.3 per cent-the lowest for more than one hundred years-while under the old protection tariff the average of duties had grown to over 50 per cent.
 The best submarine afoat is the U. s. S.-48, launched recently at Bridge port, Conn. At least that is the ]udg- ment of U. S. Naval officers.
 This latest undersea boat has deu- ble hull, which adds much to it's safety. It has many new features. embodying the lessons taught by the war. It is one of the largest in any country, dis placing 993 tons. The length is 24O feet; breadth at the widest part. 214 feet. Its draft when on the surface is 13a feet. It has two engines of f95O h. p. each, and five 21-inch torpedo tubes, and 8 heavy gun. Nine others. of the same model, are under construction.
Evening star., 1921-12-26

79 Goats, Reduced to
$3.50.
81 Goats, Reduced to SIS.
33 Goats, Reduced to
$l9.75.
~ Goats, Reduced to $25.
35 Better Grade Goats,
Reduced to $3.50 and
$3.50.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Women S Pumps and Ortords
Reduced TO f6.75

BLACK OXFORDS OF Kid Cakn Black Caskn Pumps plain
and three effects, Louis Cuban heels.
PATENT LEATHER PUMPS opera style and lreestrap effects
Louis and Cuban heels
PATENT LEATHER AND GRAY SUEDE COMBINATION
PUMPS, Louis and baby Louis heels.
TAN AND DARK BROWN PUMPS AND OXFORDS, OF the
best selling models walking oxfords and strap effects
Cuban military heels dress pumps with Louis heels and hand
soles.
BROWN SUEDE oxFoRDs AND FAWN SUEDE TWosTRAP
PUMPS, Cuban heels
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Substantial Reductions on
FUR COATS
One -of-a-knd styles; in the seasons most wanted
furs; each coat of the Woodward & Lothrop high
grade standard of quality.
Misses Apparel Reduced

+ Fine Furtrmmed Coats Reduced to SI475O.
II Fine Fur-trmmed Goats, Reduced to $3.50.
Fine urrmnled Goats, Reduced to $I27.5O.
II Plain and Fur-trimmed Goats. Reduced $67.5O.
20 Plain and ur-trimned Coats Reduced to S475H
20 Plain and Fur-trimmed Coats, Reduced $I75O
10 Plain Tailored Suits, Reduced to S275O.
S. Furtrmmed Suits, Reduced to $3.50.
16 Tailored Suits. Reduced $3.50.
Is Plain and Fur-trimmed Suits, $3.50.
II Fine Furtrmned Suits, Reduced $3.50 and $3.50
10 Street and Afternoon Dresses direct copies OF imports
twill cord and duvetyne, Reduced to $3.50.
90 Dresses of velvet twill cord twill and silk
and afternoon styles. Reduced to $3.50.
3 Dresses Of canton cambridge velvet and
twill, afternoon and street MODELS Reduced to $3.50.
AZ Velveteen silk and cotine Dresses Reduced $275O.
p Dresses of serge and all jersey regulation and sports styles
Reduced to $40.
Fine Dresses copies of imports by Lanvn Jenny and Renee
Reduced $3.50.
Black Lace Dinner and Evening Gowns Reduced $3.50
and $3.50.
I Original Model Street. Afternoon and Evening Gowns.
Importation From Jenny Madeleine Madeleine, Renee.
Patou and Lanvin. Less than half price.
So Mems Wear Serge Regulation MILDLY Dresses Reduced
to $3.50.
AnssSe uon, Furf floor
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Wonen's Suits,
Wonen's Coats
Wonen's Dresses
Wonen's Blouses
Women Dresses Reduced

70 Orpinu, \lternoon and Dinner Gowns-rom Nen1seT,
Renee I,anv1; Madeleine ct Madeleine OF Paris Reduced
to sos and $135.
Dinner and Afternoon Gowns. Reduced to Sos.
II Highclass Silk and Velvet Dresses Reduced to $55
80 Silk Street and Afternoon Dresses. Reduced to $3.50
Original Model Dresses of finest wooen fabrics Reduced
to sos.
IA Tailored and Costume Dresses of Trcone and Poiret
Twill. Reduced to Sos
112 Dresses of Serge Poiret TWILL Ircotine, Velvet and
Tricolette. Reduced to SIS and $45
Is Odd Jersey and Tricotne Dresses Reduced to $l0
sDrssSc cton.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Women s High Shoes Reduced to $3.50

styles of representeda choice of feathers including
black kdskn and caskn brown and calkn and patent
leather Only few pairs of kindn broken sizesh Louis.
Cuban low fiat heels rsiu n.r
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Wornen's Sweaters
Wo1nen's Millinery
Misses Suits
Misses Coats
Misses Dresses
Girls Coats
Girls Dresses
Women's Shoes

1E reductions prices will be i'll keeping with similar even
held by and establishing values and savings such
enjoyed only in these clearance events.
We do comparative prices because oe they
little to the shopper but the
worth WHILE and the larger than before for
that these sections have enjoyed the business Of the
history Consequently there larger assorents remaining
This Fact is Particularly Worthy Of Emphasis
The garments selected for the regular bus
ness, not merchandise bought for sale purposes.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
W0n1en?S BL0uses Reduced

IS Georgette Suit Blouses. Reduced to SIS.
$50 Suit Bouses OF silk and georgete Reduced to $685.
50 Extra Size Silk and Geogette Bouses Reduced to $67
50 Novelty and Suit Blouscs exclusive models Reduced
$8.75 to SIS.
Blouse seca
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Girls apparel Reduced

dI SIZES
% Serge and Jersey Dresses,
Reduced to $50.
81 Serge and Jersey Dresses,
Reduced to $40.
Is Serge and Jersey Dresses,
Reduced to 1875.
% Girls and Juniors
Dresses, Reduced to 1926.
Girls Section Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Special Size Apparel Reduced

Fine Fur trimmed Coats. Reduced to $145 and $1S5.
p Plain and Fur-tri1nmed Coats. Reduced to $o5.
Plain and Fur trimmed Coats Reduced to $50
Plain and Fur trimmed Suits Reduced to Sos.
Plain and Fur-trmmed Suits. Reduced to $50
20 Man tailored Twill Cord Dresses. Reduced to SIS, sos
and S11O.
SO Trcone and Twill Cord Dresses. Reduced to $35 and
SIS.
Sequn and Jet Trimmed Evening Gowns. Reduced to
$l35.
Is Lace and Silk Dinner Gowns. Reduced to SIS and $95
p Silk and Georgete Street Dresses Reduced to $4s
Specials Section Thn fsr
Evening star., 1921-12-26
Women Suits Reduced

2 Fine Fur.trimmed Costume Suits, $50
IS Fine Fur-trimn,ed Suits, Reduced to $lIO
II Fine Fur-trimmed Suits, Reduced to $75
81 Fine Fur-trimmed Suits, Reduced to S45
81 Tailored Suits, Reduced to $35
40 Tailored Suits, Reduced to $50
90 Tailored Suits, Reduced to $75
49 T,ceed and Sports Suits, Reduced to $45
Evening star., 1921-12-26

Exclusive Wraps and Coats Reduced prices from
$175 to SOS.
81 Fur trimmed Coats and Capes. Reduced to $685.
II Fur trimmed and Plain Coats. Reduced to $685.
20 Fur-tr trimmed Coats Reduced to Sis.
81 Plain and Fur trimmed Coats. Reduced to SIS.
As Plain and Fur-trimrned Coats. Reduced to $5o5o.
45 Coats without fur trimming Reduced to $39-50.
II Exclusive Model Evening Wraps, richly fur trimmed
Reduced prices range from SIS to $3.50
womens Coat Section Third 6oor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17

Act. Secretario Corte Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17
A los Agricultores

pesos cuerda incluso abonO, semilla Y
cuatro deshierbos v devuelve una pro-
ducci6n de 400 racimos que 40 centa-
yos son $160, tiene pues, un beneticio
lie 100 pesos Este es el precio corrien-
tie en- nuestros campos. per0 81 opta-
mos por la exportaci0n podemos afr
mar que Ell La plaza de Nueva York.
Sc han heeho ventas de racimos de
nueve gajos a S.. La batata. tuberculo
de menos costO no reckma tanto ell abo
no v una cuerda que SIT producto 10
brinda de los seis meSes Ell adelante,
puede dar Glen quintales Y Il veces 81
su fertilidad es completa. hasta $50 v
Sc vende a 50 quintal, su costo u $35
cuerda. $50 de gastos de sacado tiene
un beneficio de S211. pero este produc-
to Sc ha yendido eli Nueva York Il 10
centayos libra. Asf en- esta proportion
eStin los precios de los demds frutos
en- los mcrcados que con hail gadores
beneficioS Sc abren para nucStroS agri-
cultores. EstoS supcran grandemente
a los obtenidos Ell Ia tpoca dc la que
IRA v nEcstros .tgricultores entonces
redoblaron sus csfuerZos la produc-
cci6n en- La lIa obtuvo preparedness
admirables. pensando y analizando
nuestros beneticios. :no emprendere-
mos los asricultores una campa1a Sc
mejantc?
camilo Tdbods
C'rozal octubre II. 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17

La eXportaci0n de frutoS memories a
lfneas de vapores refrigeradores que
hacen ell trasporte semanalmente a
aquellos puertos Ndesde San Juan, ha-
bra de despertar ell nuestra campesi-
no una ambici6n natural ell ell desarro-
llo de sus cultivos. Desde luego que el
mercado que Sc lie brinda para la rea-
| lizaci0n de ellos ofrece ventajaS posi-
twas.
La 6poca de siembras no es la mas
Il prop0sito Ell el presente mes, nj en-
el entrante, pero, 81 nos preparamos pa
III efectuarlas Ell enero a abril EN- que
los cultivos lie frutos memories res
ponden con gallardfa al deseo del labra
dor. habremos comenzado un nuevO y
ventajosO future para nuestros vegeta
! les. Con las nuevas lilieaS de vapOres
los frutoS memories. tales como batas.
yautlas, calabaZas, names, guineos gi-
gahtes, pldtanos etc. estin estas STEM
bras al alcance de todo mediano v Pc
queio agricultor. Su mayor costO es
! el abono, 81 interesan un cultiyo uni
! forme mas frondoso. La de mayor
limportancia es la de platanos que nos
da un solo corte, V tiene que hacerse
i una nueya siembra, pero la de gui-
neos, basta sembrar Ia primera cuerda
que no Sc extingue Y ella es suficiente
a dar semilla los ounce 'meses en- una
proportion de cinco cuerdas por una.
FL guineo no excede su costo de $50
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17
DE AREC|BO

Octubre 16.-Por cartas recibidas de
Espana sabemos que ii excelente Com
pailfa dramatica de -Evangelina Adams
v Gerardo de Nieva. embarcan el 10
de noviembre para Puerto Rico. don
de hardn una tourne por toda la isla
Esta Compaffa donde figuran actores
notabilisimos ha ,alcanzado grandes
triunfos en- Espana v aquf donde tam
tas simpatias cuentan han de obtenel.
un gran exito.
Pillar Conde la tan graciosa como
simpatica 'coupletista tiene anunciado
su debut en- el Teatro Oliver paya el
dfa 2S del presente mes. Dara tres fun
clones corridas
Ell pr6ximo domingo % del actual
Sc prepara I'm gran festival mas6nico
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17

,en Quebradillas al que asistir;ln to-
das las Logias del DistritO.
-Ha sido ascendido a cabo de pena-
les, con destino a la carcel de distrito
de Arecibo, el guardia Eulogio Garcia.
-Esta tarde celebra session el branch
de la Cruz Roja en- esta ciudad para
designar nueva directiva.
-Maiiana lunes dan comienZo ell es-
ia Corte de Distrito, los juicios por
Jurado.
Ell professor de violin, Sr. Ariosto
Cruz abrira un establecimiento donde
sc vendera todo 10 concerniente a ms
trumental de mtsica.
-ESta semana Sc esperan en- este
puerto los vapores "Cornelia" MAMA
milo" Y Lake Fernalda'.
COtvcspOnSdl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17
q. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

la ad0pcon celebada compeamen irlevoabe
DE 81 el adoptado de d consen
consetmnto npca Ia renuncia de toa mpugnacon sna
ci6n sera idenca la del habiendo to adoptado
minorda mpugna la adopc6n del siguente
ayora La sencla nadoptalo 81 la adopci6n pudea
revoab pora deue lie recbr los enecos de ella abando
la posbda convenos inmorales adop
ado adopante Ademas la aopci6n mia la nauralez Hay,
embargo excepcones Has aqu reatvas malos
trt0s de paara
relajada tratase de use so adopada
Ia prostitution otrs que la raca pesen
cuaes ara la ad0pcon,
acemo consar C0go NADIA dice reecto eo
PREGUNTAS PRACTICAS.s
adopta
81 adopc6n que hizo puede sQue
ia usted? 70 Scaevola 51S
adeptlne contra pudor B, adoptada :Po
driaresoeafse adopcion2--s scaeyola 51s
A, esando desempelando debido su negl
ror restriction porque hay
do que puede desempehar sstari po incapa
eitaao se adoptar ?-3 scaevola $40
A dcito coInIenado pena consigo
"a Introduction civil sPodrfa adopar23 scaevola 52
A. loco pero uno de eos desea
aiopara p 10 podra haccre q scaeyoa 523.,
padre adoptsosde B entaba accon por la mnerte
~ eaasa eggenteene por Que
5aez2-t II q Ii 61l.
A hiio adopvo de i. entaba por Ia muere lie
asaaa nsslsenenente por Que esolvelfa
jQez2-10 p j. A {N 50 190
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-17

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