davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

quickly caused the rush Of blood that brought
loss of consciousness and sometimes injury and
death. Women couldn't run IN those days for
more than few steps without getting all out Of
breath and breaking themselves up for days TO
come. Now thousands of girls 60 through the
most trying situations and never faint In the
subway crush in the big city the girls battle
against the men and actually seem to enjoy the
breath-depriving crowd that shoves and pushes
until one is squeezed as fiat as a pancake The
working girl goes through it with a smile Ten
it for more than 1--WE minutes her lungs were 50
cramped by her corsets.
The casting aside Of the corset has done great
benefit to women. They have bloomed and de-
veloped much as a chick that bursts through the
enveloping egg shell. The little girl Of II not
many years ago, when nature sought to put on
her the first touches Of womanhood, had her de-
velopment stunted by her well-meaning mother
who, in the strange sense Of modesty that then
enthralled womenknd, Immediately hid the nat
ural endowment Of the girl under corsets that
prevented the progress Of development And
then they wondered what it was that often caused
girls Of that age 70 become froward and DO things
that brought about their disgrace. Il was moth
ing but the natural way through which the stifed
natural development found expression, athletic
instructors now assert
Moreover, it was not long ago that college
girl was looked or as a curiosity. Her place was
in the home, the opponents Of education for wom-
en- asserted. They even went so far as 70 say that
women never were meant TO know as much as
men, but, not strangely, ii mostly men that
said this The women were too busy getting all
the education they could while no one was look
ing. But the movement for the education Of
women has gone rapidly ahead
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

ope, the proofs Of your photographs
and they tell me the story I am
not fain 20 hear.
You've grown up. Curly-Wirly-
there's no denying IL any longer. The
proofs won't be denied There you
are IN your party dress with your
proud throat uncovered just a bit
and all those riotous curls OF yours
pinned into meek submit ss.on.
Never Forget To- laugh.
But what is il that sparkles in
your eye-what spirit speaks from
that strange poise OF the head7 Is
that your grandfather who looks al
me so sagely. or is t. your grand
mother who dimples IN your laugh7
Me-like me. those proofs? What
7 was never so young in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

How she laughed and threw out
her chubby arms like wings. and
lifted her fat little feet and scamper-
ed straight across the room with
wild shout OF triumph Dear Curly
Wirly-she's been running ever
since. she never walks. don't be-
lieve she knows how.
oh. the time she would not be
comforted, but beat her breast and
said in a tragic voice. I'm goneing
TO my secwet place 10 mourn" And
mourn" she did, and loved the
sound OF her own voice, lifted in woe.
Oh. Curly-Wirly, you and your
tempestuous moods, You and your
temperament-you and the puzzle
and the Amusement OF you,
And there they are in the envel-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

mcnt perfectly willing to play-and
the blue bowl just waiting for the
bread and milk? Not she.
And UP she is-and dressed and
creeping Look out she's going for
the tabIe-catch her. she'll be at the
head OF the stairs in a minutei
There. she's tipped over the lamp.
Tails about a busy day in an iron
fCundry-Curly-Wirly can make any
factory seem like a dream OF peace
and repose.
re6-the camera snaps-and a
wear is gone.
curly ir.y isn't creeping now
she's rinning-no. she never walked
- au-she just broke into run
tho first cay she got on her feet
And she's been running ever since.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10
WintYed Black Writes About:
Old Pictures and Memories

Nobody wants % get up In the
houss-it's too early The sun IS
only just up. and even The dog yawus
ANA lowers @ protesting head.
But not Curiy-W she's awake
and she's going 90 bee mp. too. or
know the reason why. 40 lou- lazy
maps for her. What-Wl-h CHE sun
shining Ike a house Attire ana an
the I-tlc biuche-ls .n the garden
getting ready 90 jingle and the three
gray and white kittens in the base
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

eThey've came home from the pho
j Erapher the proofs.
\ kzd dear me-wh4t "a story they
-
There they are ID the big envelope.
r innocent as you please, but when
look az them. the years roll back
Ike a scroll Time stands SIN, and
here she -. standing at the edge
Z her little white crib. and shaking
ne side of 80 tIl you'd think there
Fss an earthquake somewhere.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

The anarchist and socialist are
not happy, for while they declare
themselves free from law. they are
In truth nothing but slaves 20 their
own passions. pr. Charles T. Bar
ker, psychologist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

"Tt viii not be long before dress
SUITS viii be a common thing 90 The
movies and society queens viii wear
diamond uaras and sit IN boxes at
the opening night"-AIarcus L0ew.
Heater nlaEnate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

slowly choking your wonderful American
manhood to death
Your grow stronger each year-your
men weaker. The woman, no matter what she
does, is in action. Someone said it is the rubber
IN their neCks. No matter what it is it gives
elasticity to life. But the men-lack of syste-
matte exercise, the subway crouch, starched col
lars, inability to breathe deepy-these are the
troubles which affect your men. I am not advo-
eating decollete garments for man, but he must
needs do something to get back his aboriginal
strength. The blighting hand of civilization is
cutching at his throat. The automobile has lost
him the use of his feet. The watch has deprived
him Of the skill to tell the time by the sun. What
he has gained in speed he has lost in power.
The above statement, coming as it does from
one who ought to know, constitutes a great vic
alone for physical instructors throughout the
country and fashion creators but for doctors who
Numbered against long, germ-collecting skirts
for years.
The visible truth Of what DR.. Berg says is
found in every big city and small town Of the
United States where the abbreviated skirt and
low waist are used. There is no question about it
The women Of today are better looking and better
shaped than they were even in the days when
women's beauty was supposed to be supreme. An
unbiased observer might truthfully say that the
average working girl of this country is far pref
tier than the beauties of Elizabethan and other
things whose hkenesses were retained for posterity
By the master brushes Of Gainsborough, Reyn-
olds, Titan Van Dyke and others.
Painting among women few years ago was
p very common occurrence. The least excitement
causing the heart to pump violently against
chest confined and crushed By steel-ribbed eorsets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

A man is usually something half
way between the saint his sweet
heart imagincs him 90 be. before
poets him Of being. aftcrward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

my life or 50 fearless or so light OF
heart or 80 tragic and so sad.
you've left the little girl behind you,
wouldn't believe Il before, but now
I can't get away from it-and here
you are.
Good luck 20 you-happiness and
a little sorrow. a light heart and a
steady head-and Oh. Curly Wirly-
whatever you do and wherever you
so. and however old you get. never.
never forget 20 laugh. VIII you?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

HINTS |
By
". H. STEIN
Manager for The
OLIVER STYLE
SHOP
About
Women 'SCL0theS
In General
49, ARE YOU A
n " = u /
DRESS e d
WONIAN7
DO you study
yom self9 Do
you study the
style you
should vear7
N Do you buy
two or three
ordinary
crosses. or
one really
dis tin
gutshe d
oDe7 mol
you buy your clothes at sales.
anywhere or do you so TO a smart 1
shop where smart fashions are
shown? These are important I
questions, that every woman 4
should ask herself.
CHOOSING ONES CLOTHES! \
Choosing ones clothes is one ~ 4
the most important things iu The \
world We are judged by our .
clothes largely. Every successful II
woman knows what the right i
clothes mean. Fortunately it is Il
not mere matter Of spending 4
money Many women who dress I
in perfect taste. do not spend /
much money What they do spend I
is care and thought in choosing
the right sort Of clothes. To 90
that successfully one must 20
whore such clothes are found.
Good taste and refinement are 20 4
clothes the very breath Of life \
but even simple things may have 4
them.
YOUR SPRING BLOUSE.
Must DE coIorfuL Not necessar- j
ily OF tomato-colored crepe de i
chine, not necessarily of peacock u
Canton crepe. although either is |
smart with "a blue suit You may \
bring color 20 your taflored suit I
by wearing blouse Of soft grey 4
or beige. embroidered perhaps. fu I
some bright shade. The tendency 4
is 20 use light and high shades for
the delcctahle s.ip-in aud tie bacl; /
blouse Of soft crepe weaves En-
broideries and beading tend 20 be II
vivid, sleeves 20 be short, and col L
lars 20 be not at all. The tailored h
and semi-tailored blouse reaEerts 4
itself too. this year. with re-
newed vlgor. Pussy willow and T
crepe de chine and mere sheer H
Jap silks are tucked and plated II
into eNTaordinary snartness. II
Quite unlike we have ever had be- Z
fore. some very charming over
blouses are covered with ar over II
designs Of dun metal beads: Il
nic'-"l color on navy blue IS won
ledtully effective as well az gold Fl
or silver on tomato-rcd or Jade II
green. Just picture how fresh II
and sprirg-like are blouses Of net II
and crepes embroidered and trim "a
med with flet lacesi 4
WEAR TIE IDECA)s OF APRIL II
Wear the ideals Of the season. Fl
the old Eoothsayer warned julius Il
Caesar; but the great general i
merely laughed-and 80 supplied Il
Shakespeare with tho plot for II
tragedy. The old gentleman was II
right. however. and even such a II
soothsayer, Cof fashion, as I my
self today advocate the same II
thing
TUIE TAFTFTA FROCK.
Interest heightens in the taneta I
fr0ck, either for Miss or Mat-on. /.
Ruch.ngs, rosettes. founces. side II
draDing. and eyelct embroidery II
are seen IN the day time frocks !
OF taneta- some of them are riot II
ou5 ln coIored embroidery. others Y
slisten with dewey beads. while 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

A cafe ad in a movie publication
advises. "If your wife can't cook.
don't divorce her. Eat here and
save her for a pet"-Chicago Tri-
tune.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

Interest heightens in the taneta
frock, either for Miss or Mat-on.
Ruch.ngs. rosettes. rounces. side
draping. and eyeIet embroidery
are seen IN the day time frocks
az tafeta Some 0f them are riot
ou5 ln coIored embroidery. others
slisten with dewey beads. while
others keep % one color effects
with fluttering streamers Of velvet
ribbons One really tickets the
taneta frock as indispensable for
Spring. and delights in the long
'va-stline and panel effects which
are characteristic little puts on
the sleeves. and rufnes on the
5ounant skirts are the novelties
Of the new mode.
There IS sweet simplicity and
grace in the new taNetas and one
can safely feel wen dressed in one
OF these charming creations I am
quite sure a tour through the ex-
elusive shops VIII convince my
reader CT the lovcIiness and neoes-
s-ty OK one or these frocks.
NOik-Addrcss all questions 20
Fashion Hints Editor, South
Bend. Indiana.
Afverti seneut.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

RE YOU A
n W = i /
ID RE s S Z d
DO you study
youlself3 Do
you study the
style y o U
should wear7
Do you buy
two or three
ary
y dresses, or
one really
i j. s Z 4 n
gufshe q
@ Do e2 D q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

YOU buy your clothes at sales.
anywhere or do you go TO a smart
shop where smart fashions are
shown? These are important
questions. that every woman
should ask herself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

O. wag b. a@noysts
I 5bU dhOH torurd6r backs, shoulder
neb sHngrshed woman rgeon
IF
Dr.
IS Ibsea Bunso
otar n0abh
In the Interesting vho
oruo
o o I& nschtch
thanks Il WhG permits
1ngar edcb year."
Atp6oS the a~mon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-10

WEAR TIE DECA)s OF APRIL
Wear the ide Ca)s Of the season.
the old Eoothsaycr warned julius
Caesar, but the great general
merely laughed-and 80 supplied
Shakespeare with tho plot for
tragedy. The old gentleman was
right however. and even such a
soothsayer. (of fashion, as I my
self today advocate the same
thing.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Ell D1sCURso ANTICIPADo

Sc decfa aver en- los cfculos polfti-
cas- de la ciudad, que ell Gobernador
Nont. Riley habfa ideadO su discurso,
tomando las notas para su desarrollo
durante ell viaje ell ferrocarril de Was
hington a Nucva York y redactandolo
definitivamente en- la travesfa de New
York a. Puerto Rico, habiendolo dado
aver por la manana para la traduc-
ci6n al caStellano Y ponerlo EN- limpio.
La imaginaci0n de los ''cabalistas
afirmaba que la tests del discurso era
mostrarse partidario de. la soluci0n
Estado para Puerto Rico, con Gober-
nador elective Y complete dominic de
los asuntos locales internos. Que ell
del ex Gobernador Sr. Benedicto era
muy corto. apenas una cuartilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
NUEVA ASOCIACION

Ell Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certifcado de registro a la aso-
ciacion del pals denominada "Asocia-
cion 'Hombres que piensan' cuya
oficina principal Sc establecera en- la
casa No. SO de la calle DR.. .Pagani, de
Arecibo. Dicha association Sc dedica-
ra principalmente a defender los de-
rechos intereses del pueblo puerto
rriqueho, Y sus incorporadores son los
seiiores: Ramon M. Maldonado, Oscar
Colon Delgado, Raul Colon Delgado,
Carlos Abraham Perez, J. Sanchez Ga
briel y Julio Silva, todos de Arecibo,
IP. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
DOMINGO

Cine Tres Banderas.-En la matt
nee, los emocionantes episodios de la
serie: "Las Garras del Leon, con sus
rellenos comicos. Por la noche: Nor
ma Talmadge en- la preciosa produc-
cion en- actos: "Si Mo- y una re-
vista Paramount grafica.
Teatro America.-Estreno en- Puer-
to Rico "Lahoma", en- 7 actos y el
tercer episodio "Ruth de las Monta-
ias". En- la matinee: Gel Pacto de
Tres, por Ruth Roland.
TeatrO RialtO.-Matinal, matinee y
function por la noche, con variadas y
excelentes cintas dramaticas Y conf
cas-.
Cine Real.-El hermoso drama en-
7 actos, titulado: "Mujeres y HON.
bres".
Cine Monte Carlo.-La grandiosa
cinta en- 7 actos, titulada: "Mujeres y
Hombres".
Cine Victory Garden.-Dos tandas
Debut de la celebre canzonetista espa-
fiola Pillar Conde" en- compania del
Rey de la Jota Aragonesa y del Pia-
nista Julio Lopez y un grandioso dra-
ma en- actos.
Cine Puerto RicO.-Presenta los epi
sodios 5 Y 6 de la espeluznante serie:
"La Reina de los Diamantes" Y una
comedia. Gran matinee las 21s p
m. Gel Leon de la Sierra.
Cine Norma.-"La Sospecha Ini-
cua", brillante drama por el simpati-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
.SUBASTA PARA UNA ESCUELA

Segdn Sc habia anunciado, aver a
ilas P. M. Sc celebro en- las oficinas
del Comisionado del Interior la SUI
'basta para la construction de la es-
cuela de Mayaguez, Playa No. 2, ha-
lbiendose recibido las proposiciones 81
guientes:
Ignacio Flores, Arecibo. $29,594.95
Juan Santiago Saenz, Rio
Piedras, 1,133.10
Luis Perecier, Mayagiez, 30,S82.05
Ell presupuesto de la oficina ascen-
dia la suma de $31 ,220.03.
La Junta de Subastas hara en- bre-
We la correspondence recommendation
al Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Ultimo episo-
dio de la magnffica serie: "La Novia
No. 13 el Submarine Internal, con
la cooperation de la Escuadra Ameri-
cana v ell gran drama en- actos: "Los
Dos Diablillos", por las rivales de Ra-
vito de Sol. Las artistas que desem-
peiian esta cinta es la primera vez que
Sc ven en- la pantalla en- Puerto Rico.
Teatro America.-Estreno en- Puer-
to Rico. "La Venganza de Lafont"
en- z actos, por Edgar Lewis.
Teatro Rialto.-Estreno en- Puerto
Rico de la super-produccion dramatic
ca "Vaya y Consigala", por ell famo-
SO actor yidector Marshall Neillan.
Cine Real.-El episodio IL de "La
Novia No. 49, y un drama en- ac-
tos.
Cine Monte CarlO.-Un drama en- 5
actos y el episodio IL de "La Novia
No. 13".
Cine Victory Garden.-Dos tandas.
Gloria Swanson en- la filigrana de ar
te en- colosales parties titulada "a
Que Cambiar de Esposa ~.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Presenta las
estrellas de la pantalla June Elvidge
y Frank Mayo en- ell bonito drama en- 5
actos LA Cigarra yla Hormiga" y
una comedia.
Cine Norma.-"Deuda Cumplida"
Vigoroso drama de gran accion, por
Harry Carey (Cayena) y otra comica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Los cAMB1os QUE Sc AGUARDAN

Con la llegada del nuevo Goberna-
dor habra algunos cambios de perso-
nal en- las oficinaS de la Mansion Eje-
cutiva Y ell Otros Departamentos del
GObierno Y Sc infOrman los siguientes !:
Secretario particular del Gobernador,
Secretario privado, taqufgrafo (que
desempef6 dltfmamente un familiar
del ex Gobernador Yager), Jefe de
information o policfa no uniformada !;
ComisionadO Sub ComisiOnado lie
Observation-Disclosures ell DR.. Miller ma
nifest6 aver un periOdista que no
tenfa ninguna noticia ese respecto !;
~ algin personal de la Mayordomfa
de Palacio.
Sc considera segura la continuation
del Coronel Stanton al frente de la
policfa insular Y ell cambio de Auditor
de Puerto Rico es asunto a resolver
ell Washington.
En- cuantO u jefes de Departamento
otras designaciones que dependen de
la administration insular, NADIA Sc di-
ce, pues es asunto a resolver pOr Ell
Executive con ell consejo v consenti-
mientO del Senado de la Isla.
La Fiscalfa de la orte Federal, la
Jefatura de Aduanas, los Postmasters
Y otros puestos de designation del
Gobierno de Washington, serdn consi-
derados por el Comit6 de Auntos In
sulafes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
JUICES SUSTITUTOS

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha aproba-
do los nombramientos hechos a favor
de los senores Luis M. Grana y Jose
Escalera, para Jueces de Paz Susti-
tutos de Penuelas y Vega Alta, res
pectivamente, mientras dure la licen-
cia concedida los Jueces Propieta-
rios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
EN- Ell LAGo DE COMO

Ell Dr. Lopez Sicard6, Sc encontr6
5 ell el Lago de Como-Italia-ten
una grata sorpresa de hallarse con
una compatriota que lie habl6 en- ell
idioma nativo-con la distinguida
Srta. C. Perez, hija del ST. Celestino
Perez, lie Caguas-- quien tambien
via5a por los bellos pafses que cant6
el Petrarca.
Eel galeno viaiero sigui6 su viaje
Espafa, por Suiza y Francia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
AVISO AL PUBLICO

Para facilitar ell despacho de los
asuntos ofciales ell Departamento de
Sanidad ha fijado las horas de 2 A
P. M. para recibir visitas de perso-
mas que no sean funcionarios del De-
partamento.
Sc agradecera que toda persona in
teresada en- cualquier asunto ante el
Departamento observe esta regla, por-
que muy pesar de los funcionarios
del mismo, no sera recibida sino en-
las horas va fijadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Ell NUEVO HOTEL AMERICA
145-155 WEST 41TEI STREET (Cerca Broadway
NEW YORK CITY NY.

Ell "Hotel America, ell dnico ho-
tel netamente espanOl que existe
en Nueva York, acaba de ser tras-
ladado al nImero cientO cincuenta
Y cinco, de la calIe cuarenta y sic
tie, a pocos pasos de la gran Ayeni-
da Broadway.
Fundado el aiio 1885 ha lido su-
friendo transformacaiones y expe-
rimentando progresses medida que
10 han demandadO las necesidades.
La importancia que han adquiri-
do las corrientes comerciales espa-
iioIas hispanoamericanas con es-
te pals, y ell gran numero de tu-
ristas que a diario 10 visitan, hizo
peque1o ell dltimo edificio que Ocu-
paba ell "Hotel America" la en-
presa compr6 una magnffica casa
moderna con diez pisos, dotada de
todos los adelantos, la altura
del mas exigente comfort.
La nueva casa Hene capacidad
para alojar c6modamente, 500 per-
sonas y sus trescientas habitaciones
escrupulosamente amuebladas. al
iguaI que sus amplios c0medOres
bellamente decorados, NADIA tienen
que envidiar a los de los grandes
hoteles neoyorquinOs.
Es su administrator el c0ndueio
del antique hotel, don Juan M.
Berutich, quien goza de gran popu'
laridad v une su expresiva anna
biIidad, una energfa vigor0sa, pues-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
uNA coMIsIoN DE CIDRA

Aver tarde fueron presentados al
Gobernador Mont Riley, los comisio-
nados del Ayuntamiento de Cidra que
vinieron a cumplimentarle. La conf
sion estaba compuesta por los Sres.
Pillar Llorens, Alcalde; A. NJ. Dfaz,
Presidente de la Asanblea Municipal,
P. Santiago, Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n Y NJ Barrionueyo. Auditor. Hubo
cambio. de corteses saludos entire s.
e. y los representatives de Cidra, que
regresaron aver mismo su residen-
cia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
NOTA FEMINISTA
Del Certanten alberto pOr la LOgid
EstreHG de Oriente
LAUDO DEL JURADO


LAUDO DEL JURADO
Ponce, julio 2S.-Hoy Sc di6 COMO
Ger aqui, el Laudo del Jurado que ca
|litic0 los trabajos enviados al certa-
men que abriera la Logia Estrella de
Oriente, capftulo Aurora No. ~, invi-
tando las damas pOrtOrriquenas a
escribir sobre ell tema "Por que la mu-
| jer portorriquena debe no intervenir
en- ell gobierno de su pals"
Ell 1audo, firmado por la Condesa
dc Fleurian, Lolita Idrach, Jose Tous
Soto. Domingo Sepdlveda Felix Ma
tos Bernier, Otorg6 el primer premio y
diploma de honor, Ell el Affirmative, a
la senorita Lorenzana Brunei del Va
lle de Ponce: Y primer premio di-
ploma, en- el negative. Il la sonora Co
Iona Pardo de Casablanca. de San
Germdn: concede menciOnes hOnOrffi
cas- a la senorita Mercedes SOla, de
San Juan: a la se1Ora Bonita de Mu-
iloz. de Caguas, en- el case affirmative :
v la seiiora Laura P. de MufOz, de
Arecibo, en- el negative.
Ell domingo 81 Sc llevard a efecto
una velada lfrico literaria ell ell Tenn
plo de la Logia Aurora, entire cuyOs
nlimeros esta la lectura de los traba-
jos premiados. acto que pomete que
dar lucidfsimo, a juzgar por ell entusias
mo que reina con motive de Sabersc
la fecha. ell que sc efectuara.
CorrespOnsdl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
La .CAMARA DE CoAIERCIo

Entire las comisiones que Sc perso-
naron aver maiana en- la Mansion
Ejecutiga saTudar al gobernador
Mont Riley tigura una de la CANA
ra de Comercio de Puerto Rico inte-
grada por el Rresidente, Manuel V.
Domenech; Seeretario, Arturo Bravo ;
ysSres. W. Lee, Rafael Pietrantoni,
Stebbens, Frank Rodriguez. e. Wolff,
i. Martinez, NJ. Sanchez Morales Y
Miguel Morales que dieron cortes
'bieneTenida al nueyo gobernante, cam
biandose frases de eordialidad entire
todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
Ell JUEZ BRYAN

Ell Gobernador INFERNO hs aproba-
do el nombramiento hecho favor del
seiior Tomas Bryan, Juez de Ia Corte
de Distrito de Aguadilla, para que ac-
tue como Juez de Ia Corte de Distri-
to de Mayagtez, en- un case civil pen
diente en- esta Ultima Corte, en- ell cual
ell Juez Propietario esta incapacitado
para actuar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-30
LAS GALLINAS DE ANnINo

I7-HF7 . VIE III TN ~ .
FL Sr. Manolo Andino, de Santur-
ce, lie han sustrafdo unas hermosas
gallinas que euidaba con todo esmero
y que probablemente estaran va di-
geridas por el caco cue las hurt0 o
por quien a este Sc las comprara.
La policfa del barrio debiera hacer
un raid por la calle de Colomer in
mediaciones, a fin de acabar con las
visitas de los merodeadores que tie
nen sintranquilo al vecindario.