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Evening star., 1921-08-28

thought he never had it cultivated. It
was musical and powerful. He.was in
a comic opera by John Dewitt, the
father of the Dewitt sisters. Josie and
prominent in the theatrical world
He also sang the Mikado in a COM
pany put out by Giles Shine. and was
superb. He went into minstrelsy and
died out in the west Of tu5ercular
throat. BY the way. Bob Dobbins did
quite q good comedy bit of IT. Lillian
Lawrence was the Yum Yum and Alice
Brewster the Nanki Pooh. the first
woman to play the part. Tim Frawley
you know all about and also George
passed out. He merely passed into
Clarence Bellair" and is now re-
hearsing in new Shubert production,
and you may see him before long.
Dave Towers big start was with Neil
Burgess as an actor. He became his
with THE County Fair" He after
ward starred Dan Daily and also Fay
Templeton. He opened Glen Echo and
managed the first artificial ice plant
in Washington. Poor Dave has also
passed out"
The Rambler has an old memoran-
Mccullough Club went to Bay Ridge
when that resort was opened. The
date is not shown, but I believe 1t
was 1885. The club played one week
in the theater that had been built
as part of the equipment Of the
place. Mrs. Lewis. mother of Annie
Lewis. went along as chaperon.
Playing with the club then were
Enie Darling. Annie Lewis. Jim
Kearney. Will Lackaye. Tim Murphy
and Efie Darling's sister Kate. BY
the way it was Annie Lewis sister.
Babe" Lewis. who became the wife
of Dave Towers.
Enie's first professional engage
ment was with Giles Shine and
Lavenia Shannon in Lady Audrey's
1885. Some time after that Eme
went into light opera and Joined 4
troup singing the Mikado. I think
it was Giles Shines Mikado Com
pany. Efie's brother Fred was also
with the troupe. Enle played Katfsha
and Fred was Pish Tush. Another
old Washington coy in that company
was Billy Ryan, who at one time ran
the famous Ryan's Inn on 18th street
next to Hogan'e oyster house. Part
Of the Raleigh covers the site. An
other member of that troupe was
Bessie McElwain. and she and Billy
Ryan. who was the original little
Aulis in "Quo VadiA" Billy was in
some Of the Hoyt plays and was in
Gus HilPs Bringing Up Father"
His boy Jack has been in vaudeville.
and was wounded in France.
= From comic opera Eme Darling
went back 20 AhA straight drama, and
was leoAing IVY With % many stock
companies nIStraveitng companies
Evening star., 1921-08-28

Aunt Luella. I'D like to see Inez,
though, Just once more"
She'll be on view." says I. Better
give us a ring, and lug around the
new piece. Well make her play dog,
too. and il it doesn't put her to sleep
YOU can send 1t to some Of the Barry
mores."
TIE was feeling low when 1 left.
however. and his heels dragged as
he started for his second-fioor back
to burn the midnight kilowatt and
hammer his rented typewriter. That's
the way with Barry Platt. He's either
real chirky. with his head up among
the pink clouds. or else he's strug-'
Cling with the blue willies and COM
ing or second best.
SO 1 wasn't quite prepared for what
crashed in on US three or four nights
later, all gussied up In a sporty black
and white checked suit and with a
crook handled bamboo stick hung on
his arm. It's hardly the same Barry
Platt. For he's shaken the slump out
Of his shoulders. there's a confident
flicker In his blue eyes. and he has
hair trigger.
Look who we have in our midst.
Ines" says l: "rhe young crown
prince Of Oklahoma is my guess.
What's yours?'
She looks him over approving and
chuckles.
Some outfit. eh?" asks Barry.
grinning.
TITS a knockout" says /. mo scion
Of the oily rich could dress the part
noisier. But what's the answer?
Have the Shuberts given you an ad-
vance or somethingw
Barry denies 1t. "Auntie's life in
surance." says he. II thought 1t might
be a thousand or so. But say. 1t was
ten! Whaddye know about that? OF
course. haven't cashed in on 1t yet,
but 1 shall within few weeks And
then-oh, boy!"
Just the high spots. eh!" says 1.
Going to burn q streak along the
primrose path and make the Prodiga1
Son look like q piker, are you? A
green and gold suite ut the Ambas-
sador. supposef"
mot q chance" says Barry. I'm
not going to cast myself among the
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Easing Out of a Clinch

the test Of terms lately, you know.
and she wouldn't have been much
cheered up at seeing me-"
''Oh, you can't toll" says !. "You
were about the only relative she had.
weren't your
Absolutely" says Barry. II sup
pose that's why she left all her prop
erty to the Old Ladies' Home and
the fund for pensioning retired mis-
sionaries."
You don't mean it. Barry" says l.
SCRATCHED you completelyT'
she forgot to change" says he. "And
she was always telling me how fond
she was of me, and getting sore If
didn't write to her every week! Had
this up her sleeve all the while. too
The will was dated nearly three years
about the time I was fussing a little
Evening star., 1921-08-28

sidered twenty-five cents quite 4 sum
of money and when he had that
amount in his clothes he had an
urgent sense that 1t was his duty to
come to the oity and give Washing
ton a vermilion hue. l wonder il
some of you weazened and mummihed
old fogies can understand the appeal
that the stage made to boys and girls
of ardent and romantic tempers and
ambitions to be rich and famous?
be an actress and she became an ex-
cellent one. 1 do not remember how
she started, but back in the sos she
became a member of the John Nc
Cullough Dramatic Club. The custom
Of the club was to take each new
House. At the RamblePs hand is a
letter out of which he takes what
follows:
MANY of the inmates of the hos
pital were admitted and the at
tention and appreciation were re-
markable. Among the plays produced
were Mr.. and Mrs. Peter White"
THE Irish Lion" and Faint Heart
Ne'er Won Fair Lady" We also had
songs. recitations and specialties and
VIC play GU Tic W. kt- anu thC
Odd Fellows. Those occasions were
for BENEFITS arranged by William II.
Baker mot Edwin) who started many
OF US on our mad career Baker is
now in the Soldiers Home at Saw
telle, Calf, and has passed his sew
enty-ffth year. We correspond. and his
penmanship. sense of humor and up-to-
datensss are astonishing. l never
heard what became of the Edmon-
ston sisters. Susie Bowie never went
on the professional stage. Ehie Dar-
ling was quite successful and died in
harness, having passed out while
seated in q chair playing q scene.
Percy Haswell was beautiful little
blonde girl at that time and recited
THE Postage Stamp" with such feel
ing that most eyes were moist. Her
first part was the young king In
Faint Heart" She was with Roland
Reed, W. H. Crane. the Augustin Daily
Company. and has also starred and
had her own companies. She was in
Washington last year and played the
mother in "Bab," with Helen Hayes
also Washington girl. George
Crump had q wonderful bass voice
Evening star., 1921-08-28

nrst. Ny. but ] feel fiuttery. OF
stage fright
That doesn't block him of. though.
Hes an intense young person when he
really gets started. Here he Is squeez-
around for . Romeo clinch with the
other arm. And me letting him get
away with It, too. It isn't 10 poisonous.
either. sitting in the gloaming and being
cuddled up. Anyway. don't remem-
%. ons:s' ssasssnk 4r,sy 10 'ss.y Nay .sy. he.
mean every word Of it. You're the girl
.T've always felt" says I. that my
only chance was to be picked in the
dark. whom my green eyes and carroty
hair wouldn't be >such a handicap"
"ony . real nice boy would say that -
%rhen you will?" says Barry. tighten
lnE ., up . on the side hold. you
.say. let's not get ahead Of our sig
nals." breaks in. You're such fast
worker. Barry, when you get In high
gear that you leave me breathless. Ease
up on the gas q moment and lets make
this next lap safe and sane. You've
made . pretty quick shift. you know;
:No. I'm not, Trilby May" says he.
u know exactly what I'm doing and
what I want. It's you, and II youll
just"
"No. Barry" says l.. 'Im not grab
bing you as II you were life raft. I'm
floating around nice and comfortable
Just at present and may not care to be
rescued for some time yet. When l do
we'll, II you're nearby and handy.
might think 1t over"
"Oh. I sAy!" protests Barry. why
vaitf" I've got enough to start on. we
could nnd . minister tomorrow. Then
ws could take Q nice little furnished
apaftment somewhere and
fT've got the picture, Barry" Gays ].
NE cooking the eggs and oacen on the tn
janitor. and curbing your ambition to
blow ali that insurance money the hrst
six months. No. Barry. It's too wide
4 jump TO take % hasty. Besides. car
make perfectly vile coffee. Let's hang
this Wiit-thou proposition on the hook
for awhile and 60 on with the campaign
against the Times square people.
eassd of on the stransle hold. Ines and
uncle Nels are due back from the pic
ture show soon, and We don't want e
Give 'em any real life clos. that Will
make 'em gasp, do ws?"
It wasn't just the way Ethel Barry
more would do 1t. suspect; but then,
rye had % little practice. Anyway. we
parted - good pals half an hour before
'":i :Ho~ WV Vas sSe I .novie7r I asks.
.HwollI.. says Ines. sLotta lovin'.
Yeu sAculd have bsen there
sTM always missipe something good, =
14YB 4 I7.. y ~ - -. s5ta FL.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

er had slipped him for a table over
looking the terrace.
But the thing doesn't develop the
way those plots usually do. Barry
has given it a new twist. The De-
troit plutess is just as strong for her
In fact. for now she decides that she
has a look-in, where before she was
only a passing fancy. And she gets
out the net without putting mother
wise. At first, too. Prince Alex IL
right there with the comeback.
charmer has been taking on weight.
There is a hint of mothers double
chin, and the arm she rests on the
chair back is more or less beefy.
Also he Is somewhat staggered by
the size Of the dinner order the pair
cluding everything from thick soup
to double portions of patisserie and
three kinds of fromage. And the
frothy line Of chatter the young lady
gives off. as well as the way she
rolls her RS and flats her as. makes
after the feather fan she has care-;
fully planted under the table, and
tries to date him up for a Romeo act
later on. he lunches his slim shoul-
ders and shakes his head. He tells
her that as a prince he was a good
QSAl Oh u WhSHOuIs Dut thdt dB u ue1u
waiter he's getting on fine and II she
doesn't mind he'll stick to 1t. Az q
final stab he says he hopes the SER
vice was satisfactory and trusts that
mann selle has been adequately nour-
ished.
+ ~
COURSE, it's kind Of thin. high
brow stuff; but some of the lines
are quite snappy, and here and there
you could get q laugh. At least,
could. All Inez could work up,
though, was yawn. She didn't
merely go through the motions be-
hind her hand. Inez has no subtle
tricks like that. When she yawns
she makes a thorough job of it. You
not only get glimpse of most OF
her molars, but you hear the ennuf
escaping like when they open the
air brakes on . Pullman. And she
lets that loose right in the middle e3
one OF Barry's e1everest speeches.
1t was blow, all right You could
Evening star., 1921-08-28
Disappearance of Lakes.

the globe on which We
w dwell is gradually drying up or
not is a question that has been much
debated. Recent discoveries in central
Asia have been regarded by some as
favoring an Affirmative answer. but
others have replied that the Oh
served phenomena are simply periodic
changes. One authority champions
the Affirmative view on the ground
that q great numper of European
lakes have certainly disappeared
within the last ESQ years. The canton.
of Zurich. for example. had 14s lakes
q quarter Of q century ago. and only
70 today. 1t 10 believed BY some
has affected the lakes Of Germany and
Russia.
Evening star., 1921-08-28

EFFIE DARLINC-He Life as an Amateur
- In the Capital and Her Later Stage Career.
Her Marriage to the Playwright Myron Lef-
6nswell-Tea Parties and Singing at Poplar
Point-Maj Esan and His Charming Daush-
ter Maud-The Professional Careers Of Local
Amateurs.
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TIME CARDS
e

WESTBOUNO-Da
Train. Arrive. Depart,
No. 1.-The Scout. 80. 1880 pm $3.50 pm
No. s-Calit. Llmited.1U:3O am 1900 am
No. Fargo Fast 1850 am 1I:20 am
No. 9-The Navajo. 1895 am 100 am
soUTHBouND.
No. He-El Paso Exp 1910 pm
NO. 27-El Paso EXP 1850 am
EAsTBOUND.
No. z-The Navajo. 2:10 pm 2:4o pm
No, z-Calif. Limited. 100 pm $40 pm
No. S--S T. Eight. 725 pm $40 pm
No. 10--The Scout. ... 7;g0 am 1850 am
FROM SOUTH.
No. 2S-From Ell Paso 6;35 pm
No a0-From Ell Paso 700 am
No. 80 connects at Telen with No. ~
for Clovis, Pecos Valley, kans- City and
G Coast.
No. 20 connect. at BeIen with No. 2i
from Clovis and points east and south
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WANTED-Apartments

ANTED-By employed couple. small
ASsmodern apartment; must BE- close IN
and reasonable; no sick; references ex-
changed Address r. D., care journal.
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MAKE lis AN OEEER

On a ten-room double brick
dwelling with two baths. Five
room and bath on each side, fur
nished, separate entrance, only
five blocks from postoffice..
OWNER VERY ANXIOUS
TO SELL, so call
ACKERSON q GRIFFITH,
Realtors.
1870 s. Fourth. Phone Ala.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-30
A REAL SNAP
SAME AS A PRESENT

z TUUD LUIS
Located on Sycamore and Titeras. This
neighborhood is rapidly building up and
lots will soon be at premium. We have
two dandles, south and east fronts, water
in street. WIN let both go for LESS
THAN PRICE OF ONE. Terms, too
This offer is genuine.
J. L. PHILLIPS, Real Estate,
ITO South Third. Phone saw.
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ROOF WORK Of all kinds--Repairing
and painting, roofs built UP. work guar
\. teed. Call 642. for man.
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FOR RENT
Highlands

1-Room and sleeping
porch, furnished .....s2b,00
2-Rooms, furnished. ...s2b.00
7-Room house. unfur-
nished; garage. ......$6b.0c
4-Room house, furnished
glassed sleeping porch $500
Broom apartment.
5-Room house. fur
nished ........... .s6O,Oo
2-Rooms, furnished $4,000
5-Room house, fur
nished ..............$5V,0Q
4-Room, apartment,
furnished ...........$40.00
Broom house. fur
nished ,............$7b.00
2-Rooms and sleeping
porch. furnished ....$ 1000
Lowlands.
Broom house, fur
nished .............$ $500
6-Room house. fur
nished ............$10o.o0
Broom house, fur
nished .............$ 1900
Broom apartment,
furnished ...........$ $500
4-Room house, fur
1-Room. light
sDs housekeeping .......S16.00
nlSneu .,,......,.. 9io.UV
4-Room house. unfur-
n1shed ........ S4O'oo
7-Room house, unfur-
nished, hot water heat. 10000
2-Rooms, furnished. ..$42.50
Tell us what you want-we
may have It,
D. t. KINGSBURY,
REALT0R
Loans and Insurance.
210 w. Gold. Phone 9O7-W
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AUTOMOBILES


FOR sALE--Essex roadster; must sell,
$3.50. 6ls West Central.
FOR sALE-K-45 Buick touring car;
first-class condition. Bond-Dlllon Co..
city.
EXPERT RADIATOR REPAIRING. o.
*, sheet Metal Works, 2i6 North
FOR sALE-some extra good used cars;
easy terms. Mcintosh Auto Co., sos
West Central
FOR sALE-overiand in good condition.
very cheap. Call at GA East Iron.
Phone 11S5.
FOR sALE-oldsmobile six. in excel
lent condition; bargain; cash or
terms. 1904 West Central, phone 1tss-M.
FOR SALE-l92l Ford touring car;
starter and demountable rimsi cash or
part terms. Call for jackson at Occi-
dental Hotel, 222h East Central.
FOR sALE--I1xtra large warmers Auto
Trailer with canvas covering; in sr-
oellent condition and almost new. 70l
West New York or phone 1462-M.
FOR sALE--Two Quick light skies 1918
models. $3.50 and $3.50; Ford truck,
s1I5; ons-ton Ford truck, worm drive.
$3.50; Ford speedster, sl75; Dodge tour
ing car. $500. 1i6 West Gold
AUIo necessity OF the highest merit mat
sells itself on 50 days free trial.
Profits liberal, Fast seller Thousands
now In use. Excellent opportunity for
substantial business Of your own. Write
now for exclusive territory, Service
Cushion Tube Co., 1910 East 18th St.,
Kansas City. No,
FOR sALE-1s2O NASH SPORT MODEL
Five wire wheels with cord tires, in
good condition. spot light. motometer.
tools. two storage batteries, etc. Driven
nine thousand miles; forced to sell at
sacrifice; will demonstrate. Apply Cen
trail Auto and Machine Works, Sixth and
Central.
FOR sALE-RE-NEW-E Dodge Broth
ers' Touring car and Roadster. Re-
newed means they have been put
through our repair shop paint and top
shop. They are carefully Inspected be-
fore put on sale. Sold with the same
interest as our new Dodge Brothers cars
We also have left with US for sale late
model 1919 Ford touring, a seven-passen-
ger studebaker. Terms can be arranged.
J. Korber & Co. Auto Dept. Dodge
Brothers Dealers phone 7s3.
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KiiHags[bulr'y's
E@lulalAEa
GOOD BRICK HOUSE

Five rooms, modern; garage;
shade; screened front and back
porch. This house is located
on corner lot; has good side
walks and paved streets. The
paving is all paid for. The
price is only 100000.
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LOST AND FOUND

IosT-Gray SQUIRREL collar; reward.
Phone 1256.W.
LosT-Republic tire. s3x4 and rim; re-
ward. Phone 2l79-M.
LosT-A lined black lea'hsr driving
gauntlet for right hand. Reward.
Phone 7e2.
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GOOD LOCATION IN
EOURTH WARD

"A nice, new and well-built g.
room house. All kinds of
built-in features: hardwood
floors; furnace heat and an
ideal home. This was built for
a home but party Is leaving
town and it can be bought at
the right price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-30
-WANTED-Agents

LARGE SHIRT MANUFACTURER wants
Agents TO sell complete line OF shirts,
direct to wearer. Exclusive patterns.
Big values. Free samples. Madison
Mills. 5o3 Broadway, New York.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR SALE - Garage, best location In
town. Phone $40.
FOR sALE-smali grocery and five-room
dwelling Call at 316 South Seventh,
FOR sALE--one OF the best buslneTs
properties in albuquerque. us South
First street. inquire at Savoy Hotel Of
flee
BOOMING HOUsE-Rooms ali filled;
central location; profitable investment.
Inquire ut Everybody's Candy Shop. sea
South Third.
FOR sALE---Pool room, cold drink
stand and 20 rooms in connecticut;
good lease. some terms. 313 South First
street. Phone 55s-J.
FOR sALE--At a bargain, five second
hand pool tables and one billiard table,
in first-class condition; also one twelve
foot soda fountain Al condition. In
quire at 100 West Silver.
BUSINESS FOR sALE-Old tablished
mercanti business, located On railroad.
Will sell for value Of improvA uents Elons
Good reason for selling. II Interested In
good-szed proposition. address ,ostoftice
box b38 Alhuouerous
w NTEn D-I o. n
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MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN-On watches. dia-
monds. guns and everything valuable.
MT B. Marcus. ala South First
MONEY re LOAN on diamonds. watches
and gold Jewelry: liberal reliable, con-
ndentiai Gottlieb Jewe.ry Co. los N. list.
CONFIDENTIAL loans III jewelry. dia-
monds watches. Liberty bonds. pianos
automobiles. Lowest rates. Rothman's
lit South First. Bonded to the state.
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR sALE-Fine so foo. lot on East
Silver at reduced price. J. A. Ham
mond. s24 East Silver.
FOR sALE-Two-acre tract, highest
land In valley; two blocks from North
Fourth street; water rights; two miles
out; terms Phone 2ll2-R6.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-30
DRESSMAKINC

WANTED-sewing at home 81 By tire
day. Phone 1s1s.w.
DREssMAKING by the day, IS. Phone
sos, Imperiol Rooms.
DREssMAKING--Miss Balchuch. Crane
apartments, 2lb North Seventh.
WANTED--Dressmakl chlldren's sew
ing speciality Mrs. Baker. phone 1891.
WANTED-Piain sewing; prices reason.
able. Call at s2a West Iron,
HEMSTITCHlNG, pIeating. williams Mil-
linery. 200 South broadway. phi. 1O7s-w
DREssMAKING--Lad tailoring. eve-
ming dresses, beading and embroider-
ing. Phone 1S25-w.
mali orders. N. Crane, zfB North
Seventh; Crane Apartments, phone ga.
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FOR RENT-Td.Tty- five-acre ranch, APP
ply NJ. Mandell Clothing Store.
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SEWING MACHINES

sEWfNd MxeRiNEs sspsifed and
cleaned, parts and supplies for all
maker. al work guaranteed. G. II.
Moreheah. phone sts-J. z1a W Copper,
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FOR RENT--Largs store. Central ave.
nue.. Phone 42S.
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RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Two rooms with bath, fur
nlshed for light housekeeping. GOT
South First. Inquire Savoy Hotel
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WANTED--Stehograp bookkeepers,
accountants. and all forms of office
help. Apply Southwestern Educational
Exchange. Chamber Of Commerce build
ing, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
WANTED--Ladies or gentlemen agents
for the fastest selling Christmas now
city on the market, The Dipy Dog"
make clean up between now and
Christmas. Phone ls35W, for appoints
mont
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-21
NoT.A OFFICIAL DEL DEPARTA-
MENTO DE SANIDAD INSELAR

FL Dr. A, Ruiz. Soier Comisiona'o
de- Sanidad de Puerto Rico. de retUrno
de la Isa. on que .staba en- inspec-
ci6n de los trabaios contra la PeSfe-
ha lpido. con eXtraleZa. 10 que ell pc
r6dico FL Tiempo. en- ambas secclones.
espaiiola e inglesa. dice acerca dc la
Intervention de la Sanidad Federal
en- la @mpana contra Ia epidemia
actual.
A este respecto el DIR. Ruiz Soier
no ha hecho comcntario alguno toda-
via. va que Sc desconoce el origen de
In information publicada Y no esta
comprobada la autenticidad de las
,opiniones atrihudas al funcionaIDien-
10 federal.
RecOmienda. por tanto. Sc suspenda
iuicio sobre todo clio, hasta que pue-
da 81 dar al pdblico todo 10 que deba
ser conocido acerca de este asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-21
Sc oelebra Ia
segunda pardda del
match de ajedrsz
Sc suSpendi0 el sabado
para cOntinuarla
hoy luneS.

HABAAA mario -: b.h la ':.un-
ia paitids ,le adi-dnz. del ma, II aue
se Vieucs crlehrando eil're tapal'!anca
Y LaSkrr sst" biz" Ia apertnra t"' -
pe6n Dana Result0 en tabla. La ter
crri pallila 80 verified III a.crfura
con ciIatro cahalloS. CspsilaDrl i.e-
vaba las blancas die pUr rpsultadO
el siguiente cuadro: CaPablaDca PAR,
CR3A. GA. PAD, 90. TIR. CXP. Axe.
A5C. AIT. lrD. ANA. T3R. PJDC.
TDIR. CDR. DID. exc. P3TR. IT'D.
TSD. R2T. TIC. RIG. CAT. DNn.
T3AD. PA. T3D. T4p. Ne
gras: Lasker: PAR. CD3A, C;AR,
P3D. A2D. AR. PXP. 90. PXA.
P3TR. TIR. CIT. TXA. DC. DEC
TDJR. DIT. C4C. PXC. TAR. Ala
DEC. TlR. TIA. RIA. DAT. IND.
A2C. T3R. AT, P3A. La partida ha
sido su>pendida para continusrse hoy
luneS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-21
DESDE JUNCOS

FL pr. Barreras. Alcalde lie jun
cos. v el Sr. ReXach. prop:etarl" en-
aauella localidad. estuvipr"n hoy cn
San Jaan. \ penas sP enterai"h am
de IN So ilahia hallad" una rata sos
p2choSa. rx;imen del I.abOratori". el
Or. Barreras dispuso la Immediate
destruction del rancho lie donde pro-
cedia V al diai Sigiicnte cuando reel
bio la vacuna, la inocu!j seguidam"ii-
te nj vecindario Sc hizo otra limp ,
"a adelnds de la rutinaria Y cllandO
lleg6 Il Inspector rnviado por el De
ci6n en- las msjores conIici0neS.