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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

aimcnto? En- honor los antiques, poemOs eclr
las nnovaones nroducdas esta materia e Cogo
que ha heco ha sido esco hos
aba estabdo la doctrina la urisrn
Paras estabecan receptos de elias rec
bio C0g6 para desarrOlo de la materia sobre ameno
Sc entiende por que indispensable para
social de Ia amia suento, Ia
cvzado vesto resgnarlador inlpensa
para cuti6n necesades
aimentos trraes dmo amento civil. En- grdpo,
incluyen del amentista
que a deinici6n anentos.
quere los alimento divian la acualiad
naraes cives la antigua denomination
indcar ben tai division ha do acepaa
Cio 10 cierto los amentos han
segn posici6n famlia" resuta precepo
emno propo los amenos ciyies 81 ha heco
C6dgo dos obgacione parte del amen
tante: Obigacones generaes Accidenaes
mporas prmeras duran toda la vida del amenta
endo cumplidas al la necesdad
de las que producer extinction Las segnas solo
cxigies ead del que hubera de recibirs
rimera casa correspondent las neesade fscas del amenist
A Ia eunda case correspondent las acn reac6n las
sdadessdel 4esarrollo intellectual del aimentista.
No sse que
dnren solo mienas de ead pues ben verad que
tai la Erase del C6go clio debe nterpetarse extricta
ente senido absolute resngd6 toda poa
e absurd0 de emezada ead
habiendola enado los veihtidn obgacid
cendo nefcaz el objeto inspirador de obgacion
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22
PRONTUARIO.

cOncede amentOs varias cuando eas sc hn
ganalse vida los obgados ueen sunni
nistrros Vamos quenes son los deben dar
ameOs cua la extension de la obgacion cundo cesa sc
cxngue cual naturaeza del derecho los alimentos
dbn amenos los padres los hos los des
ceniene ascendien dicha obligation acanza tam
odo aquelos menos gado los vncuos de la
sangre los hermanos.
Estan primer obigao lecipOcamente dase ali
tola la extension seaa la denc6n de almentos
ranscra los c0yuge decr las unidas
matrimonial Esta obligation ecrOa sata la vista e
precisa de de los fines del matrmonO
svgun 1856: mutuamente Caro esa
obligation sa mtada or los terminus de la prOporconalidad
marido ebe suminstrar la mujer esta aque cuanto
para las exgencas de la vda eniendo
prQpas necesades poones sociales Esta obiga
atsOluta admtiendo NADIA exception
aquea del de la Obgacin los mandates expresses que
tare al habar del art 0 La obligation entire los
c6nyuge deda solo mntras undos sno en-
los de separa6n baananos clio agunos eemplos:
81 mjer obtendo dorco cuenta sufcentes
para vv Corte de Dro puede asgnara almenos
los benes marido-Ar III ST la
r sucentes meos popos durante la
del uco dvorcio marido la pasar pension ali
menArt 16S Acordada separation de benes quedara d
sueta sodad de gananae mardo debean
reciprocamene sostenimienoArt 134 Esa rega
APPLICABLE separation por nla matrmoniO pues
c6nyuges en nos nj 10 han estadO Ell azo del
marmOniO 81 applicable de la mherte del maridO
quedara e art 931. los del
enen los de eos los benes
del al deecho iene la viuda costee del cauda
hereditario vestido de uto-Art. 1888.
Como obligation reciprocal el mardo ene derecho
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22
(ReSos Bohemi0s }

(Re<0s B0hem4OS)
FL parnaSo dominicado Sc eSta nu-
triendo cada lila con Ia ub6rrima pro-
lducci0n literaria de una pleyade insig
ne de j0venes aedaS. que EN- un future
no lejano. han de conquiStar las atlas
cumbres de Ia gloria, bajo ell clamo-
REQ feliZ de las campanaS apunciatri-
ceS de los vencimientos.
/ "RpaoS Bohelnios", del joven poeta
I. X. Hernandez Franco,
eS otro Hhro mas que viene Il engala-
mar el lfrico parnaSo. de la Hermana
| QuiSqueya, que aunque cruelmenteNy
jmansalva ha sido herida por el dardo
del dolor. en- su interior Sc agitan al
mas de aZucenaS, que Saben Sentir Y
iexpreSar los dolores de Ia Patria, Y
almas de luz, que como antorchas ig-
mescenteS. son los heraldos los porta-
eStandartcs de la protesta viril, y sa-
ben responder con el supreme Orgullo
I de un pueblo que 10 tiene por Su RA-
IA por su HISTORIA a todos los
/ flibusteroS de las conquistaS mercena-
riaS.
Hernandez Franco es un portalira
!adoleSccnte que lie canta la Vida, a
las visiones de la Vida. V los eXqui-
StOS cSpejismo de la miSma, en- SOnO-
ro> alejandrinos pelot6ricos de fuerza.
FL es uno mas que lleno de fnclitos
arreStos,- con la gallardfa altanera
de los hiiOS de Apollo, tOma su plectro
de marlil Y SO interna suavemente por
los caminoS polvorientos, por los parl-
81 caraYana de los Elegidos de las Mu-
SaS. que paSean SuS nostalgiaS Sonoras.
SuS triStpZaS I1elenicaS baio la muSi-
ca de seda de las hojas en- la alameda
verdeoScura. Y las hojas caen, lenta-
mentr como tibios 6sculos de una no.
via tlSica sobre las penumbras del sen
dero, para ofrecer como un mfsticO ho-
menaie. el lfrico encantamiento de una
alfombra reluciente. hecho para las ca
riciaS principescas de pies apolonidas.
\ nueStro entender, V Segun nueStrO
temperamento artfstico, de la obra de
Hernandez Franco 10 que mas nos gus
to- 10 que mas ha conmovido nuestro
cSpIritu. Cnvolvi6ndonOs en- una como
casa de EnSuenoS. en- uno como pie
plo de insondes eXquiSiteces no son los
fuertcs V SonoroS alejandrinos de la
mayorfa dr suS verSos. snO el rfn-tin-
tin polf6nico dc unoS seis sonetitos ru
moroSos Y Sutiles. que anegadOs ell ull
dolsAalipcrestGSico. son la expression
sincera de un pocma vfvidO. Esos seis
sometimes forman I'll mas eiocuente poe
ma que la vida rimara. la amada que
nos cautiv6 Ell la hora glOriosa de la
la espera que nos di0 Ia Gloria Ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22

ell choque apaSionado del beso Y de los
besoS.
'GracioSa Y diminuta
ora su figurina,
Era casi impoluta,
con algo de divina ~
Asf la he solado yo, poeta mfstico
Y SilenciosO, que venga a mi en- la glo-
ROSA apoteosis de un vespero de rosa
a prender sobre el ojal de mi tristeZa,
el rojo clavel de su algeria. Y despues
cuando ell Destino, eterno burlador de
los amantes, nos Separe, Y los dias
los meses pasen, Y 20 no escuche el
melodioSo cristal de Su risa angelica,
yo seguramente hubiera pensado 10
que mi amigo sinfoniSta
Como el tempo ha pasado
quizas habra casado
sin amor con un hombre.
y con un raro orgullO,
algGn chicuelo suyo
le habrfi puesto mi nombre '"
:Oh, noStalgias secretas lie ia novia
ida, que no fu6, pero que pudo ser.
Fl lfrico recuerdo de sus ingenuas ira
veSuraS nos trae Ia ingenita fragancia
de Su escote rosa. Pero ell las frondas
de nueStraS almas Sc escucho el graz
nido agorero del cuervo de Poe que
grita en- ell silencio Never more. Nun
cl mas la veremos. porque acaso su
carne de nardos sera flor de lupanar.
flor dc pecado y de vicio o habra en-
trado joven triste al ,lejano pals de
| la muerte, pero llOrarenos siguiendo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22
LA MEJoR PEL1cUIA.

Dios le dio la mujer dos afnas po-
derosisimas, que son: 81 podef para ga
narse ell coraz6n de un hombref y 81 ST.
lencio para poder consefvar este cora.
z6n. Asi esta demostrado en- Ia pr6xi-
ma producsi6n de Clara Kimball
Young, LA MUJER IDEAL, quo So
estrenara en- Ell Rialto el dia so dc ne
yiembre. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-22
LA MUJER IDEAL"

Es una cosa notable en- la production
LA MUJER IDEAL" los miles de du-
ros que ha invertido CLARA Kimball
Young en- las tltimas creaciones de la
moda, que son un triunfo para las gran
dss modistas de Nueva York Paris.
No dele de yer esta production en- Ell
Cine Rialto ell dia 80 de noviembre, o
en- SUI cine favorito cuando la exhiba.
Advt
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
AN ANTI.


DR.. Grieri Wainwright, the Chi
cago anti-feminist, was talking
about the late Lady Randolph
Churchill.
She was atypical Twentieth CEN
fury woman" be said. "She claimed
all mans privileges. IN fact, il
she cSuld have had her way man
would have been the under dog
Her ideas remind me Of a story
about two women who sat smoking
and playing poker and drinking
whisky-and-soda in a club.
How's your husband said the
first woman.
Slowly mending, the second
woman answered
Slowly mending /? Why, Iaidn't
know he was i'll I
He isn't i'll, the first woman
explained He's slowly mending my
white buckskin riding breeches :
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
USE OF CARAMEL.

According to recent research q
the Iowa State college, caramel
formed from sugar during cooking
may contain furfural, a poison, Fur
fural forms in the greatest amount
at a temperature of about 200 de-
grees centigrade, SO that in making
candy as low temperature as pos
sible should be used, It is volatile
in steam, and where caramel is
heated with water, as it is in maxi
ing icings, no precaution is neces-
sary; but it is desirable to boil cara
mel fruit sirups with an equal vol
ume of water for ten or fifteen min
utes before they are served; and in
baking fruits care should be taken
to avoid forming caramel Youths
Companion.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
MISSISSIPPI
THE PERIOD Or RENAISSANCE
Discovery Of America Ia 1872 Aleoa
Generally Accepted as Close q
the Middle Area

The extent Of the period which
covers the middle ages ii disputed
BY even the best authorities on mo
dieval history, observes a writer IN
the Seattle Times. II embraced
that part of history in which the
feudal system was established and
developed until the time when it
was overthrow. Many different
dates are given for the beginning
and the closing Of this period, but
most historians agree that the fall
Of Rome in 476 marked its birth.
The middle ages are divided into
the dark ages and the period Of the
Renaissance. The dark ages, or first
division, is so called because it was
overshadowed BY the splendor Of the
Roman empire which Immediately
preceded it, and BY the wonderful
culture and learning Of the Renais-
,sance which followed. The latter
part Of the middle ages shows the
rebirth Of knowledge and arts and
is called the period Of renaissance.
Although many dates are given for
the close Of this period, the one
most generally accepted was the dis
oovery Of America in 1892
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
THIS CROWN PRINCE POPULAR
Young Olaf Of Norway Hailed as q
Sportsman, and Of Pronounced
Democratic Tastes.

Of the royal family of Norway,
the favorite with the people is
Grown Prince Olaf. His popularity
is immense. But eighteen years
old, he recently passed the examina-
tons for entrance to the uniyer-
sity.
From childhood he has received
typically Norwegian training and
mas developed into a genuine son Of
the Vikings, tall, handsome, and an
excellent sportsman. He regularly
participates in the annual Norwe-
gian derby, the Holmenkollen ski
Jumping competition, at which he
is frequent prize winner.
His popularity is no doubt partly
due to his democratic tastes. Edu-
Gated at private school, he mingled
with his fellow pupils on an equal
footing and has always been wholly
free from any tendency to self-im-
portance.
When he finishes a course at the
military academy Of Norway, the
crown prince win enroll as a student
in the technical high school at
Trondhjem, to be educated as an
engineer, Prince Olaf now has the
right to attend cabinet meetings,
but as yet has no yote.-Argonaut.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
ACQUIRE TRAVEL FREEDOM.


"Along with the vote and short
hair, the women are acquiring some
thing else which not SO many years
ago was little heard Of Z said the old
CONDUCTOR on the Pennsylvania
Boston-New York line. "The right
TO travel alone was for long time
considered not quite the thing for
women. But all this has changed.
Hubby doesn't have te Be along any
more when his wife is going West
or to Europe. Daughters inspire
confidence from the parental hand,
and il general women can come and
60 where they please. The old.
worlds moYin along.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
REPORT ON CANAL PROJECT
Proposed St. Lawrence Waterway, lt
Has Been Estimated, Would Cost
$3.50. 900, 900 to Build.

The international joint commits
sion recently received the report Of
Col. w. PIWooten and w. a. Bow
den, the engineers appointed re-
sPeetiyely By The American and ca
madam governments to make sur
vey Of the possibilities Of canaliza-
ton Of the ST Lawrence as means
Of shipping and the relation thereto
Of hydro-electric power.
They report that the work would
cost sssO,0OO,O0O and would result
IA the development Of 100000
horsepower # the ten blocks
planned Plans arc submitted for
ss 70 s0-foOt depth waterways 100
miles long.
According 70 Electrical World,
four methods ore suggested (f)
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15

The servant 1uly repneu Dear
Madam You ask me to let you
know If ! found anything when
sweeping the dining-room floor this
morning. ! beg to report that ]
found thirty matches, three corki
and d pack Of cards. !"
Mrs. Jobson returned BY the next
train. Pittsburgh Chronicle Tele-
graph,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
"THE SHOP OF QUALITY
OKOLONA,

Locks and navigation dams in the
river, (2) locks and side canals, (S)
a combination of the two previous,
and ~ by means Of locks and pow
er dams. The report recommends 4
combination Of the four, declaring
that the power 50 developed would
pay for the entire project in a few
years.-Scientific American.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
ENoINEEas aEwAaDED.

Erie railroad engineers, who have
achieved a certain standard ii fhe
care and handling 81 their engines
are elected to the Order 81 The Red
Spot and ! red spot Is placed on the
locomotive Of the engineer A SEQ
ond degree Of the order pFopdes for
the substitution Of the engineers
name in gold letters Or the number
plate On bis cab.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15

A baby WIN make love stronger
days shorter night longer benk-roll
smaller home happier. clothes shah.
bier. tie past fofgol,en and the fu-
tufe worth Lying for once Topic
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1921-12-15
AMERICANS LIKE sMovlEs

The United States has nearly one
half Of an the motion picture thea
tefs II the world,
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-15
VIVIAN MARTIN IN THE THIRD KISS AT
 EMPRESS TONIGHT

Another prime favorite of the screen, absent for several months, is with us agains tonight, Vivian Martin, in The Thifd Kiss" This is the picture that was advertised for last week, and which failed to arrive in time for showing on the date booked.
 But q good thing is always worth waiting for, and Vivian says that's how it is with this third kiss. The first one was 8 theft. And pray tell, what right has even ones own hus- hand to steal a kiss? But that wasn't the worst of it. He took another! Outrageous. And then the brute warned her that the third time
 but you'll have to see it for your self. and if advance hints can be de- pended upon, it's worth the seeing
 On Sunday night only. another good comedy featuring Will Rogers, is booked Water, Water Every where" That's rather a serious situation, if you stop to think. At any rate, be sure it's not q dry" subject.
 Coming next Monday night is another big special--Jack London's greatest screen success, "The Mutiny of the Elsinore."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-15
ROAD COMMISSION PLANS ON
 SPENDING S565,00O DURING YEAR

sance was made last winter of all of the winter trails reaching the more remote parts of the Peninsula. the Kotzebue and Norton Sound country and the upper kobuk River. A mum. Der of shelter cabins will be built and consideragle stalking will be done this winter.
 Substantial new equipment, in. cluding a tractor, two trucks and heavy grader were sent to Nome this season.
 RICHARDSON HIGHWAY WORK
 "In the Valdez district the Valdez Willow Creek section of the over. land military road, closed to traffic for the past two years, will be re- opened. This has necessitated heavy expenditure in the vicinity of Key stone canpon. The road has been re- located upon a high line from Mile14 to Bear Creek at Mile r. Suspension bridges are being erected across Bear Creek and Sheep Creek and the road will be opened to traffic by Ju. ly 15. Considerable additional relo- cation and improvement will still be necessary next season to bring this section of the road up to the stand ard. This latter 32O miles will be graveled throughout and graded to standerd by the close of this season, with ordinary luck with the weather.
 OTHER PROSPECTS INITIATED
 Work has also been initiated up- on the Gakona- Chistachena-S Slate Creek project and upon the McCar- road have been constructed from thy-Nizina project. Four miles of Gulkana to the Kakona River and q 2oo-foot through truss bridge for the Gakoma River has bee nordcred The McCarthy-Nizina road will be finish ed to the Nizina River and prclim- mary plans made fo" the NiEn1 Xiv ar bridge This bridge will cycu;- ually cost from eighty tp ono hun
 rnd thousand dollars and aHorld be in place in l92& Th difference be tween the territorial appropriation of $25.0oo and the final cist of the the bridge will be made up by the
 Alaska Road Commission from it's own funds. \ camp will be cstab!. .sh- vl and maintained through the wint- CT on preliminary work necessary for the bridge
 EQUIPMENT IS INCREASED
 Tn southern Alaska. increased equipment has been accumulated in the Wasila-Matanuska district. at An chorage. and at Talkecma. It is plan ned to extend the Knik Wasilla-Wil- low Creek road over the divide into the Willow Creek valley with anoth- CT branch up Arcnangcl Creek. to the group of mines there The Anchor age Eagle-RWer road, with the use of new tractor and grader, will be completed. The equipment in the Wasilla and Anchorage districts will also he used upon the network of ter ritorial roads there which are being maintained under the supervision of the superintendent of the Alaska Road Commission"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-15

When polishing furniture always wash 1t over beforehand with a weak solution of ammonia and warm water. This will remove all grease and fin ger marks.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-15

Professional kodak finishing. Scar borough. Agency at Cordova drug store.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-15
NOME WORK STARTED

"On Seward Peninsula, work Is now in progress on the Nome local roads. on the Nome Council through route. at Dime Creek, upon ths Day. idsons Landing-Kougarok project, the Deering- -Immachuck project. upon Candle Creek project. upon the en- tire system Of winter trails. and a small amount remains unallotted to take care of future contingencies. In addition, physical examination of the Seward Peninsula Railroad is being made and an examination and special report on the entire trans portation system, present and pro posed in compliance with provisc contained in the act of congress, pas sed.
 Substantial improvements will be made on several of the local roads serving the mining camps around Nome. especially upon the Osborne Creek --rpad, A thorough reconnais.
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
BRITISH STRIKE
SEEMS BALKED
(contlnued from first page)

continued from first page)
owners and one or two Government
examiners TO learn the possibilities
OF settlement. II may be that the
Government later will offer an inter-
est-free loan TO tide the industry
over its difficult period
II was reported that the Premier
intends calling a general election
for June This report had quieting
effect on labor In general Laborltes'
leaders predicted they will assume
control Of the Government
The Weekend was free from vio-
lence. although both sides contin-
ued their preparations for the fight.
Troop movements continued with
large forces being sent into Wales
and Scotland.
The miners agreement 20 permit
pumping OF pits was believed 10 have
saved most of the mines from per-
manent damage. However an Off
cial estimate showed 20 pits in Scot
land and is i'm Wales almost ruined
The strike, it was estimated. is
costing Britain f15.5OO.0OO weekly
The figures included the loss In coal
and wages. as well as the Govern
ments expenses in preparing to
fight an industrial war.
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
SELECTS
HIS OWN JURY
Plaintiff Judges Talesmen
BY Harsh or Soft Man
ner of Speaking
LAWYER DOES
AS INSTRUCTED

KANSAS CITY. MO.-The musical
qualities in mems voices was the inn
portant factor in the selection Of a
jury in the Wyandotte County Dis
trict Court Samuel Won Deman.
blind music instructor, 63 years old,
is plaintiff in the case.
As the jury was challenged the
blind professor leaned forward in his
chair intent on each reply. The ears
trained by years OF music caught
every infection Of the voices
THAT man has no musical soft
ness in his voice" he said, leaning
forward to his attorney. 1T is
harsh. He is unsympathetic; he
won't do"
The attorney agreed. The trained
ears had verified his own thoughts.
The juror was not used Another
was called He answered the ques-
tions of his challengers in a soft.
we'll modulated voice Hardly had
he finished when the blind musician
again leaned forward and said:
"He is kind. His voice shows 1t.
He will be just; use him.
The verdict of the aged musician
was adhered TO in each instance.
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
DANIEL l.. HAZARD DIES.

Special to The Evening Journal.
LEWES April 11.-Daniel L.
Hazard, aged SO years. died at his
some on South street Saturday aft
ernoon after about ten days illness Of
grippe. The deceased was one OF
the Oldest resident Of the town. He
is survived by his wife and two sons.
Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon in the Lewes NJ. +.
Church and interment made in the
NJ. +. cemetery.
Cornelius NJ. Eriksen, general
manager Of the Chincoteague Fish,
oil and Guano Company spent the
weekend with his family here.
Miss Mary II. West is suffering
with a broken hip sustained when
she fell from the step Of the Amer
lean Stores Company on Saturday.
Captain and Mrs. Marshall Ber-
trand who have been spending the
winter months in Philadelphia have
returned here.
Robert Walter Thompson. four
teen-months-old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert d. Thompson, died on
Saturday, afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Walter Walls. from whooping
cough.
Evening journal., 1921-04-11
BURGLAR CAME
AS HE FEARED
tcontlnued from Flrst Paee.O

N1OuNAnuEu AIOlN AirL IdEtsl
several petty robberies and the po-
lice have been kept on the jump
making Investigations.
In one case in which woman re-
ported that burglars were in the
house the police learned upon inves-
tigation that the supposed burglar
was a 14-year-old son who walked
in his sleep Going down stairs the
lad bumped into a piece of furniture
and finally lay down on couch
whore ne was found asleep by the
police.
The poolroom Of Joseph Baccino.
21S Maryland avenue. was visited
for the second time in four days by
burglars shortly before - o'clock
Friday night A brick was thrown
through a hack window and cigar
cites and candy valued at about So
were taken from the place which
was thoroughly ransacked.
The place was visited on Tues
day night in the same manner, il is
reported, when tho boards which
had been nailed over the same rear
window to protect it. were ripped
off and the burglars entered through
IT, About Sc worth Of tobacco and
cigarettes were taken by the thieves
on the first visit.
A poolroom at Chandler street
and Maryland evenue was broken
into several weeks ago and cigar
cites valued at S73 were stolen.