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The Washington times., 1922-03-06
Cant Make Monkey
Out Of Me-" Says
W. J. Bryan

PHILADELPHIA, March
8. - William Jennings Bryan
declared that no evolution
ist could make a monkey out
of w. ]. B. He was speak
ing in the Academy of Music
under the auspices of the Phil
adelphia Forum and fayed evo-
lutionists in general and be-
levers in the Darwinian theory
in particular.
"The scientists talk" Mr..
Bryan began, about a little
animal several million years ago
who crawled on It's belly. If
it had crawled on It's back the
whole history of the world
would have been changed. But
it didn't. 1t wiggled along on
its belly.
"He wiggled so much that
he grew wart. Then he
wiggled the wart and 1t helped
to move him along. He turned
over on the other side and
wiggled until he grew another
wart. Bye and bye the warts
grew into legs--so say scien-
fists.
"An editor Of the Outlook
said the other day that ! never
amounted to much intellec-
tuauy. Even the Republicans
never said that about me-"
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
DOC SAVES MAN, GIVES
ALARM IN HOTEL ~

CHICAGO, March 6.-Nero. a q
owned by the Hotel Halsted, Satu
day night saved Q man from suff";"
ton and spread an alarm In u SlO.e
fire which started on the flooc belc
the hotel. John Curtin, hotel ciAT'
was reading a magazine when Ner
barking furiously, dashed up 4
stairs. He led Curtin to the fiji
floor, where a fire was burning. Gu
tin sent In an alarm.
When Lieut.. George Kelvy arrive
he followed Nero into the hotel. Tt
dog stopped before q bathroom dooi
Kelvy pushed II open and discovere
George Decker unconscious fror
smoke in the bathtub. Decker wa
wrapped In u blanket, carried outsid
and revived.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
BOY FISHERMAN SAVES
LIFE OF COMPANION

NEW YORK. March 6.-Michael
Zeyakel, a young aimrod. was hailed
as a hero yesterday as a result OF
saving the life of David Burke, a
boy living in Beacon, while he was
playing on the ice on Fishkill creek
there. Zeyakel fished the boy out
of the Icy water with his fishing rod
and finally pulled him ashore.
While Burke was dancing on a
cake of ice II floated off into deep
water. 1t cracked under his weight
and plunged him into the creek
Zeyakel, grabbing the fish pole,
reached II to the terrified lad and
hauled him ashore.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
MARKET
INF R0vED HERE,
DAVIS REPORTS
D. c. Industries Provide More
Jobs and Building Rush I'm
ponds, Says Labor Dept.

The employment situation in this
city and In the country as a whole
showed definite Improvement during
the month Of February. the Depart.
ment Of Labor reported today.
The report for the District shows
that more common laborers were
employed during the month than
during either December or January.
Automobile shops report marked In
creases in activity during the past
thirty days.
Indications are that building will
resume full operation early this
spring. Several builders are al
ready excavating in preparation for
an early start. Contracts have been
let for two high school buildings and
additions to eight public schools. the
total awards amounting to about w.
900, 900.
The indefinite furiough of approx.
mately 1,400 machinists from the
washington navy yard raised the
unemployment figures IN the ma
chinist and allied craft divisions.
General business conditions In
Washington are quiet, but most EN-
ployers are optimistic about resump.
ton of business in the near future,
the department announces.
The report for district No. s, which
has headquarters at twentieth
street and Virginia avenue north
west, and includes, in addition to the
District Of Columbia, the States OF
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West
Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, shows
a small but steady gain In employ
ment over previous months.
Railroads with headquarters In
this district show an increase OF H..
263 in their payrolls during the past
month.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
WOMAN CUTS OFF HAND,
THEN LEAPS TWO STORIES

NEW YORK, March e.-Using a
medium sized pair of scissors, Mrs.
Etelka Graf, thirtye-ight, severed
her left hand from her wrist this
morning and then jumped out OF the
window of her room on the nth
floor of the Chelsea Hotel. She was
taken to Bellevue Hospital and Is not
expected to live. -,
Mrs. Graf and her parents had
lived at the hotel about a month.
Her husband Is a travelling salesman,
now in the South. Mrs. Graf had
suffered a nervous breakdown and a
nurse had been in constant attend
snce. While only her twelve-year.
old daughter was present, the won.
an seized the scissors and cut off
the hand on which was her wedding
ring.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
WOMAN DELEGATES TO BE
HoNoRED At WHITE HOUSE

Delegates to the convention Of the
National League Of Women Voters
and the Pan American Conference Of
Women, which win be he'd at Balti
more from April 20 to 20. will b
lavishly entertained whom they visit
the National Capital on April 2S, II
was announced today.
A special train will bring the dele
gates to Washington, and an elaborate
program has been arranged, includ'
ing a reception by Mrs. Harding 81
the White House.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
EXPERT ON EXPLOSIVES,
ONCE INTERNED, IS DEAD

HACKENSACK, N. j., March e.
DR.. Walter T. Scheele, sixty.two, an
expert on explosives, died here last
night of pneumonia.
DR.. Scheele was tnterned in At
lanta penitentiary during the war,
and is said TO have been paroled after
he had presented two inventions 10
this Government, one OF them a safe
means of transporting INT. He
was one Of the experts called in to
make a report on the Wall Street
bomb explosion. DR.. Scheele APP
piled for citizenship papers two
weeks ago. .
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
WEATHER WARNS IDEAL
DAYS WILL NOT LAST

II you prize your spring finery
don't shake the mothballs out Of II
Just yet. Though today was a pretty
close rival for the ideal snring day,
tomorrow will probably be something
else.
The forecast for today calls for
increasing cloudiness, with showers
tomorrow. The temperature will re.
main fairly high, with southerly
winds,
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
DELAWARE INDIANS FORM
GUILD FOR PRESERVATION

MII.LSBoRo. Del. March 6.--The
remnants of the once mighty tribe
Of Nanticoke Indians met at the call
of their chief, William r.. Clark,
yesterday and received a certificate
of Incorporation, granted by the
State OF Delaware February rs.
The association was formed by the
Indians to keep their people sepa.
rate and distinct from either the
white or colored races and for the
moral and educational development
Of the tribe.
Fifty descendants form a settle.
ment along the Indian river near
here.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
ALLEGED LOOT OF BANK
FOUND ON WOMAN CAPTIVE

NEW YORK, March s.-Believed
to be implicated In the hold-up of the
Niagara Trust Company at Niagara
Falls and the theft Of s12,500 In cash
and s62,b00 in securities, Martha
Fuller, fifty-five. was held without
bail for a hearing today.
She Ia charged specifically with
having unlawfully In her possession
six American Express Company
money orders, said to be part Of the
bank loot.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
FOUR LEGS AND FOUR
WINGS ON CHICKEN

GETTYSBURG. Pa. March GA
freak Of nature in the form Of a
chick with four legs and four wings
fetn the possession of Allen Barnes,
who lives about six miles west of
here.
Two perfectly developed legs side
by side where one should be and
two sets of wings high on the back
OF the chick are the unusual points
of the curiosity.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
LONDON HERALD INSISTS
GEORGE HARVEY WILL QUIZ

LONDON. March 6.-The Daily
Herald today defended the veracity
of it's recent report that George
Harvey will be recalled as Amer.
lean Ambassador to the court OF
St James.
wait and see what happens"
the newspaper advised its critics.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
REDS AND WHITE FORCES
IN BATTLE IN SIBERIA

LONDON, March s.-Fightine
has broken out between Russian
reds and white forces" on the
Amur railway in Siberia, according
to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen today, quoting
advices received there from Hell.
singfors.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06

Prices realized on Swift a 90, sales of
week ending Saturday, March T. 1924,
ranged from 10 cents to rs cents per
pound and averaged 12.0 cents per
pound.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
GASPARR| WILL
RESIGN ASHEAD
Of PAPAL staff
Cardinal Mas Leader of Fac
tion Favoring Reconciliation
Between Vatican and Rome.
By international News Service.

ROME, March 6.-Contrary to
views expressed at the time of the
election Of Pope Plus XII, papal Of
ficials now do not expect complete
reconciliation between the Vatican
and the Italian state during the
present pontificate, 1t was learned
on high authority today
II is understood that Cardinal
Gasparri, chief leader of the faction
favorins reconciliation between the
Vatican and the Quirinal. will soon
resign as papal secretary OF state.
The Washington times., 1922-03-06
MISS 1922
W|THFADS.
FOUND D. K.
No Different From Woman OF
thousand Years Ago.
Author Finds.

e. Phdlips OppeaAsiss, writer
and creator ~ sonxtleas hsreinss
N his more than seventy novels, -
On enthusiast fer Mise 1889. De-
sPite the protests Of oritics that
the ~sse generation 70 dspeMera-
tio,,, Mr.. OPpsnAeisw believes that
the ysoderw girl b tAe most chsrp,-
ING spsoiwseN 81 ages and ages az
soosesa. Ne gave tAs Following
anaiysis today fey The WasAiaS-
toa TiRses:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
ESPECTACULOs

Cine Trcs nanasrss.-la cstupunaa
serie -'Caslos llsraosn-'. pur Charics
Hutchinson. dos episedios y ana ~.
vista nundial una comcdia.
Cine NiciOry Garden. CSautsrce).-
ReealOs al pdblicO. Harry Piel On su
colossal cstrcno en- : actOs. la Carve
n De Ia Moerte-.
Cine Puerto Rico. (Santurce).-
Monumental matineel. con una esoo-
gida pelicula, que sera muy del agra
do de todOs. A las Z. bonitOs fuegOs
artiieiales y una soberbia retreta. A
las Z y media exhibira Ia segunda
jornada de Ia monumental serie titu-
lada: "Barrabas" y una bonita y gra-
ciosa cinta como relleno.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-Damas
gratis. Grandioso final de "Barra-
bas".
TeatrO BeliOgraph, (Cataho).-Vio-
la Dana en- la super comedia en- seis
actos, titulada: "Casas de Cristal".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
LOS QUE Sc FUERON

| Lista de los exeursionistas que en-
barcaron en- el vapor Caracas, con
destino Curacao y Venezuela, el vier-
mes % del actual:
S. E. !. Maduro, George w: Slusser,
Sra. Lillian Kirsohke, Floyd Hodson,
William H. Phelps, Sra. William H.
Phelps, Srtas. Elena N. Padr6n, Eli
! zabeth A. Anblerj yFHgiiiia c. Farins
holt, Joseph Barta, DR.. Floyd H. Ed
mister, Sra. Veda s, ,Trott, Agustin
Soler, Srtas. Marion Snider, Maria
Teresa Orcasitas, Conception Orcasi-
tas, Jean Kendrick, Eloisa Gutierrez,
Jessie E. Harris, Thelma Mench, Sra.
Hazel Keever, Srtas. Marie Vestal,
Grace Powers, Georgia Watkins, Ada
D. Goshell, Katherine Bird, DR.. FIRE.
derrick M. Cutler, Sra. Lillian E. Cut
Ter, Javier Cerecedo, Srtas. Crystal
Wilson, Lydia Bount, H N. Bennett,
Ernest E. Dale, Sra. Olvie A. Pyle,
Amenedoro VeTazquez, Rev. Henry
Collins, Antonio J. Daza, Conrado
Oquendo, Teodoro J. Creus, Conde de
Walniont, Dr. E milo Batista, Sra.
Cornelia de H. Brown, nino H. Brown,
Sra. Loretta M. Virgins, James H.
Ball, Sra. Odina L. Ludford, Manuel
F. roconis, Henry Fletcher y sonora,
Emilio, Ruiz, Ira R. Barr, Srta. Maria
Iturregui, Jesse F. Park, Srtas. Rita
Sein, Mildred Kinder, Helen Weichel,
Dixie Williamson, Lorraine Conrad,
Ida Gardner, Sra. Lucy J. Harris,
Srtas. Helen Weinman, Deborah Kee-
iver, Jean Keever, Olga Parkers, Anne
W.sMerritt, Margaret e Bird, Master
William Bird, Srtas. Jean Roy, Mau-
rice Clark, Etheldra Collett, Mae
Huckaba, Al. j. Rother, R. R. Moore,
Fabriciano Velez, Sra. Alice P. Ere
derrick, Srta. Gardenia Velazquez, JAG
ques Anon, Francisco Garcia, Srta.
Virginia M. Fallon, Manuel V. Ro-
drfguez, Earle F. Jenkins y Srta. Ce-
liza E. de Batista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
srCEsos En- sANTURCE.

FL dfa 22 del corriente. n las 3 v
30 n. M. en- In Avcnida Juan Ponce d.
Leon. parada II. In motocicleta No.
lG4. propiedad del Departamento de
policfa. que guiaba el cabO Juan Il.
Casiano, chauffeur No. 96S3. choco con
el autom6vil No. 80. propiedad de An
selmo Lores. de San Juan. guiado por
cl chauffeur Martin Ortiz. No. 1862,
resultanlo Ia motocicleta con desper-
fectoS.
Ell dfa % del corriente. las IL V
VA! a. M. en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon. parada 20. la guagua No. No,
propiedad de Nicasio QuijahO, de Pta.
de TERRA. que guiaba el chauffeur Her
mimic Gonzalez, No. 15076, arroll0 al
individuo Julio Adorno, residerte en-
Santurce, ocasionandole contusiones
graves. de las que fue asistido en- Ia
sala de socOrro ingresandO Ell el Hos
pital Municipal. FL chauffeur ha 81
do puesto a disposition de la Corte
NIpal., acusado perentoriamente de un
delito de violaci0n la ley de auto
movies.
En- la madrugada del dfa "a del
corriente. la 1 v 30, en- la Avenida
Juan Ponce de Leon, parada 20. ell au-
tom0vil No. $40, propiedad de Pedro
vergne la Concha. de; San Juan, guiado
por el chauffeur JESUS Pefia, No. 81,
choc0 con un pOste de un arco para la
celebration de una fiesta EN- ell cine
Puerto Rico, que ha sidO puesto allf,
resultando ,el automvil con la rneda
derecha posterior rotary Otros desper-
feetos FL chauffeur Peiia Y los pasa
jeros que iban en- ell carrO, Miguel Sill
va Sergio Moreno, recibieron heridas
V contusiones, de caracter grave, sien-
do, asistidos en- la sala de sOcorrO in
gresando en- el Hospital Municipal. De
Ia investigation hecha por la policfa,
este chauffeur fue culpable, y ell jueZ
lie ha seiialado $500 de fianza para su
libertad provisional, acusado de yiolar
la ley de automobiles.
En- la noche del "a del corriente,
las 10 Y 20 p M, en- la calle San
Andres, Ell Puerta de TERRA, Sc into
xic0 Josefina Figueroa. de 81 amos de
edad, ingeriendo una fuerte d0sis de
permanganato de potasa, siendo assist
da en- la sala de socorro pas6 al Hos
pital Municipal Sc ignora ell m0vil
del hecho.
Ell dfa % del corriente, las 8
80 a. M, en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon, puente de San Antonio, el truck
No. HP-2S9, propiedad de Ruperto
Fuentes, de Santurce, que guiaba ell
chauffeur Agustfn Calder0n, sin placaI
nj licencia, choc0 con el puente, rom
piendo la baranda yendose al aqua.
FL CARO- estaba siendo objet0 de re-
Sc estaba probando. Ell
chauffeur fue denunciado por violar la
ley de AUTOMOBILES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
DESDE UTUADO


atlIfH "a.
im iareia lssn que ,l,- "a l.s
'r1'sui 'io ia. ilr.i ii,... -, b. rs,s,,...
'r's g. l.> '',l.rtauaas. 81 giir DE- ,n,a
"s altar mrIf,tarsiir 4 l4za de an.r
g3r l.ar alrin iirn,ra ha vrnidu a,g..
ii'ianda = marrrn dc sug.SiiraS \ 49,.
dnri"Ias ~ in".aS - cuiurrn. ~ ar
'iili'ii. sr ai'tsu... lrro isSvSiian a..
ii"rhar Mas = in!i, csiu> ,incul,ss iarN.
l'iir' hl''s qur hos hare allrsarsc mss
J mil~ 'ad3 dia al ,Ntrena de- ,utar
. r Ia Sublime realization de SnS na :
'a-"S anheluS. Fila. hrrmoSa flor de
siscSiiv"S ma,i~rS. enc nto orsullo
In Ia Srietlad dc Ni,qurS Y rpina \
ducla del Intense a,nc9 y cxirnma qm.
lici6n L ! Eosar - los eSpoS : Roui-
lrz ~ ap'leSio = gallar,o jovcn de
mar :d:S virtHdoS. mipmlbro de In 50.
c.c.lad utuadclil que 10 vi6 naccr On
Sl seno vdstagG predilecto del hnsar
Ne los espoSoS II SaS Villas. El oc
del corii"nt" mes de diciembre eS cl
dil seilalado r0r Ii; gentil pareja ebria
de amer para recibir on supreme ms
tantc In tlivina authorization que le
p1;mi:i:& caticgaraa en- bri.zos de HI
menco. Tai parccc que Ia realiza
cidh de SuS mas risueias esperanzas
.c ilusiones han qucrido sumar Ia ale
grf',. cl itihilo y 81 goz del tempo es-
etgido para Ia bo,la. pues que son los
nltimoS dfaS del aho aqucllos On que
generalm9Ate tclo i'ebosa Ell dicha.
placer content0.
Que. eli el oielo de sus ambiciones Y
esperann:S Y en- el seno de su caro- nj
do de amoreS iamas aparezca una nl-
becilla que venga a cntibiar 0 enfriar
el cillido amor Y la fcrviente dicha de
Su primer dfa cGnyugal.
CRONISTA. (
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
TNFORMACION GENERAL
INFoRNAcloN ~ ~

-Rio tasslfas -lan IA iafl- asl dia
- o. los coiHtsaiies. sn D. iaia,ia - F,
media. llaia R-g. q au,uha,l Na
:sSga d. NJ. l'is-l Harrington. ,sa,.in
iur M. siui. ail~,ils iiipiuia Mfls,.
dee. q. O.. l.la~a NJ. a., d,..a arcade .a.
aq0'l lsa.iaslo. s.casismairi,ir facri-.
eaninsi"nes ga "a -aSa s,t,sl,ia. o..
nlelllo our s-r asisiisle -u - Hospital
Municipal y rSluido lncgs ga - I'm.
hiieriano. n hcsiho fne nq,o1ado al
Hon. JncE Municipal.
San lyorcnzo HI lila ~ drl ac
tual. como las . y. m.. cn Il harrio
Qucbradas. al carSar ua revolver u -.
hor Domingo Miranda. cn ~ Irsipia
residcncia. Sc lc escap6 m ,iro. yrndo
alojarse 81 proycciil On Fl pcf.h" d.
Ia schora Dcmeiria Casillas. cspnsa del
sefor Miranda. quclando eSconlida
alli y produciendlole Ia mueric insiam.
thnea. III fiscal califir6 Il hrcln d.
h0micidio involuniario y fij6 al >.ior
Miranda una fianZa provisional IL
81. 600.
-TOa Alta Como las S:;s0 p
m., del dfa 22 del actual. fu6 arrcsta-
do Ramon Escobar. negro. 30 amos. ma.
tural de Luquillo. porque con una cha
veta de Zapatero hiri6 gravemente eli
la cara a Jose Garcia. blanco Y natural
dc Toa Alta. Habian tcnido un altc"ca-
do mOmentos antes. FL hccho fuG de-
nunciadO
San Juan Ell dia 81 del actual
a las II :55 y. NJ. en- la parada . V me-
dia,, Avenida Ponce, de Leon. el carro
electrico No. 10. guiado por el motto
rista Angel Garcia, Y conductor Gregg
rio COrtes. choc0 con el auto P-1004.
de Prov. Lopez, guiado por el chauf-
feur Isaac Pesante. No. 10977. resul-
tandO ambos vehfculos con desperfec-
tOS.
Como las 500 p. m. cl dfa -
del cOrriente, de la aZotea de la casa
No. 81, de la Gale Rafael Cordero. ca
y0se accidentalmente Y desde una al
tllra de unos 40 pies. el ciudadano' Jo-
sc KOtIick, de 30 amos, natural de Ma
matt, v residente en- San Sebastian.
No. Is, recibiendo tan grave golpe que
muri6.- El caso fu6 comunicado Il las
autoridades judiciales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
MARCAS REGISTRADAS.

! Han sidoy registradas, en- la Oficf.
ma del Secretario Executive de Puerto
, Rico. las siguientes marcas de fabrica ::
Una de la corporation del Estado de
Pennsylvania, denominada Smith, Xii
ne and French Co., la que consiste en-
las palabras Neuro Fosfato Eskay. V
Sc aplica a la venta de una prepara-
| ci6n medicinal para los nervios;
Tres de la corporation del Estado de
New Jersey, denominada The Ameri-
can Cotton Oil Company, las que con
sisten en- las palabras Wilcox, Marca
Ia Hacienda, Wilcox Brand La Palomi-
ia, Wilcox Brand Los Tres Castillos.
cada una acompanada de SUI correspon-
diente diseno compuestos de una ha-
cienda. una bailarina tres castillos,
~ Sc aplican la venta de aceites de
conner Y nlanteca;
Una de Ia corporation del Estado de
New Jersey, denominada West India
Oil Company, In que cOnsiste ells las
palabras Luz Superior la figura de
Colon, Y Sc aplica a la venta de gas:
Dos de la corporation del Estado de
New Jersey, denominda Standard Oil
Company (New Jersey. las que CON
sisten on Ia palabra Standard, en-
un moEograma compuesto de las le-
tras o, y Sc aplican a la venta de
gasolina, aceites lubricantes, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
CRONISTA.
LA COPA DEL CAMPEONATO.

Para las carreras del dfa de Ano
Nuevo. en- el Hip0dromo de Santurce.
Ia San Juan Racing and Sporting Club,
la acordado donar una riqufsima CO.
pa para ell campeonato Y $500 en- pre-
MICS eli la siguiente forina:
$500 para ell primer premio,
POO para el segundo Y
tc. 100 para el tercero. ..o..,,.
Para esa tartle hay gran expectation
del gran pdblico hfpico, pues las ca
rreras ofreceran el incentive del rico
cbsequio Y prcmios Y dc un aconteci-
miento de la mayor brillantez. ,G
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
l0olA noaRSa DE RArANoN.

~ ala - a. los csssisairs. - cs.le'
lsarn las elcsSiasscs esalrEalrs a. d
issria f.s.arlaa DE- nayamsn. Fesnltan.
sla tlsssnss
Ncnrfalae Marsiro; llr. llansm l.
Rultfrlsg:
l.rimsr Nirilnnir: nssmineo l.uiha
Segundo: Claude Nirsrss
S,rrsario: DranlIo lpncho Colon:
Tesorero: Ramon Santiago:
l.imosncno: I.nis q. HemaiE:
Diputado: Jose u. Miranda;
Orador: Miguel Berrcieaga:
Primer Experto: Andres Correa:
Segtndo: Erarisio Cahranes:
Primer Maestro de Ceremonias: An.
tonic Garcia:
Scgnndo: Francisco RoSado:
Portaesiandarte Bau;ista Nicves:
Guarda Temple: Enrique Nieves. y
Mc,lico: Dr. Manuel Fossas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
UNA ANECDoTA DE LA PRINCES


Ahora que Sc yiene hablando tapat
de las eXtravagancias deudas de il
princesa Luisa de B6lgica ~ De .st
complete desconccimiento del valor del
dinero, resulta de especial inter6s cs,
ia an6cdota.
Estandos no hace muchc en- Paris
Su Alteza, lego a su hctel cierta no
che una "midinette' con un traje nue.
v0 que la princesS hlbfa encargado.
La chica era muy guapa graciosa, V
Ia princesa qucd6 encantada de ella
como iguGlmente de. una medalla de
plata muy artfstica que llevaba al
cuellO.
-, 81 Su Alteza Sc dignnse aceptarla
-insinu6 la muchachG-Es una me-
dalla de la vfrgen de Praga.
--Eres muy amable. -contest6 ls prin-
cesa.-La acepto con mucho gusto y
ell cambio te voy & hacer yo un rega-
Ito. ~Toma este collar de perlas como
,recuerdo mfo.
La ''midinette' Sc march6 enaanta,
da con su collar de perlas, creyendo.
naturamente, que era imit&ci0n.
Algdn tempo despues. tpniendo ne
cesidad de dinero, Sc dirigi6 a un jo-
yero en- Paris para que lie valuase su
collar, recibi6 Ia consiguiente sor-
presa al cnterGrse de que era de per-
las finas y que valfa NADIA menos que
275,OO0 frances.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
BUEN AUTONlOYIL

81 desea. usted tener i'm CAIRO ideal
por su economic, seguridad y buen SER
vicio compre dn DODGE BROTHERS
= acertara. Veinte mil pesos en- pie
1as de repuesto es la mejor garantia
que ofrecen sus Agentes,
ANDREU, AGUILAR Y CO.. San
Juan. Puerto RicoAl4i .an l. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
Aunent6 Seis Klos
en- Peso. Sc Siente
Varos Amos Mas
jOven.
Tn empleadO de un Juz-
gadO de DistritO dice q.
Tanlac lie ha permitidO
gOZar de salud rObusta,
despqes de cincO amos
de sufrimientOs.

"Nad;e puc le reni;rse mas agra ie.
cido hacia Taniac cue 20. pues esta
nelicina me Ia re7taurado a una sa-
lud robus,a y re Ia hecho aumentar
seis k;.os en- peso declar6 el Sr, 5. 10.
roaga. co~oc:do e:npleaio del Juzgado
de Distrito. Neracruz. Yer. Mexico
"Cuando el est0nago de una persona
Sc al;era en Ia forma tan terrible que
el n:io. esta casi iperdido Is dificil
iInagirarse todos los s,fr .mientos que
ruve durante los cinco amos pasados.
Me era impo4ible conner una comida
conpleta. sin srfrir terrib.es ataques
de indigestion. con terribles dolores de
estomago Perdi el apstito e, iba per-
diendo gran p-isa "a fuerza Y las
energies. .,., .....,,.,,,,.,,.,,,,....
i''"obtiatt iprontoi 'a!!l.vlb itoti lTanaba't y
es la unica med.ci.a a que me ha alivia-
do, "a pesar de que probe 'muchos re-
medos. Ahora puedo conner una CO.
mida completa Y abundante, sin sentir
ningun rnalestar despues, Y me siento
en- perfectas condolences, en- cualquier
momento. He seguido tomando Tanlac
hasta haber tornado va ocho botellas,
V ahora me siento en- realidad muchos
amos mas joven.
"Sin vacilacion recomiendo Tanlac a
todos los que sufren de trastornos del
estomago indigestion. En-. mi case
ha sido una medicina naravillosa
Tan.ac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
rias V boticas. u n 3. NJ. o.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-27
CAMBIos:
EN- ARECIBO. 1 (

Nuestros amigos Sc sentiran ver-
daderamente regocijados al saber que
para estas navidades les tenemos
grandes sorpresas con ell nuevo surti-
do de prendas y efectos propios para
regalos y les suplicamos no hagan sus
compras sin antes visitar nuestra io-
yeria.
DINET Y PACHECo,
Plaza Baldorioty, San Juan.