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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Mrs. o. R. Foss of Virginia, Mimi,
left on Friday afternoon for visit
with her sister at Benson Mrs. .Eoss
has, been visiting. at the home of Mr.:
and Mrs. John w. Olson in this city.
Mrs. Foss is a former resident of
Willmar. :z,,z ~. :
+ Miss Florence Rodelius entertain
ed. at her home in Lake Lillian on
Sunday: Misses Hazel and Alice Bro.
man, Melvin .Johnson,. Waldron and
Wesley Broman Of Willmar and: Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Anderson of Lake LII
liam. 4,<S:iosl ~
August E. Danie!son returned on
Saturday from trip to see his bro
Their, c.. G. Danielson, who lives north
of Estavan, Canada. The brother is
suffering with a bad case Of blood
poisoning Of the hand: He showed i'm.
proyement altho he is still in a crit
ical condition when August left him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 0pheim and
two children left on Saturday for Min.
neapolis, Northfeld, Jackson and Wor.
Ellington for visit with relatives. Mr..
Opheim will return today but, Mrs.
0pheim and the children will visit for
a week with her brother, Dr.. and Mrs.
NJ. F. Kramer of Worthington before
returning home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Progressive Candidate VIII Speak.
Twice in County Before
: - ' Election

Rev. Q: J. Kya1e, will speak next
Saturday afternoon, Oct %, at 2::30
o'clock at the Woodman Hall atS3Haw-
lex, Minnesota: The people: Of the
north part Of the county y will give him
a rousing reception. ;.:sS n. IL: =: ;
On next Wednesday night, Nov = !,
Rev: Kvalle will speak, at the court
house at Wil!mar. The address will
begin at eight O'Clock. - ~.:se.< .2r IL ::
These addresses will be. the only
ones Rev. Kyale will be able to give
Kandiyehi County this year. He is
being received with enthusiasm i;o at
many points where he, met with less
interest two, years ago, and has j, de-
voted most time to those parts which
We're hostile to his candidacy before.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25


In that year they divided due to the
distance between the two. parts Of the
pastorate.
The following is the program pre-
pared fol-. the three days jubilee:
Friday: j..
:. II a. M. Opening sermon by Rev. K
C. Hotter.
J 1870. p. m. Rev. J. S. Halyorson will
Introduce. the topic. Eff. /, 3-14.
1880 p. m. Rev. T. J. Oppedahl will
lecture to the young people.
Saturday: >.
General discussion on the topic.
Sunday:
: 1880. Rev. T. J. Oppedahl will
preach the anniversary sermon.
{ 2 3. NJ Rev. S: 3. Hanson will de-
liver mission sermon.
Reading of the history OF the con-
gregations and an offering will be
taken, after that Rev. Hotter and Hal
vorson will speak. s$
All are welcome to attend any or all
Of these services.
E The following is brief history of
the two CONGREGATIONS: " &c.,
Nannestad
The Nannestad congregation was
organized in 1870 at Norway Lake. 1t
was divided into the Betania congre-
cation in 1878 on account of the mat
ter of distance.
The following pastors served the
congregation:
Rev. L. o. Rustad, 1S7O-7S. (deceas:
ed.( -:
Rev. Johannes Ha1vorson, 1S79-s0.
Rev. K. c. Hotter, 1S80-S9.. =.
Rev. T.. J. Oppedahl, 1S90-92. s
Rev. B. J. Reitan, 1S94-9S. (deceased)
Rev. s., E. Hanson, 1899-19O2.
Rev. I. A. Johanson, lS09-1916. -
Nannestad belonged to the former
Hauges Synod, during the union OF
'Hauges, Norwegian and United
Church, Nannestad has been without
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
ALMA SHERWOOD,

Alma Louise sherwood was born
on Oct. Il, 1892, near Paynesville. She
passed away Oct. IA, after an illness
of several months. She had lived at
Detroit, Mich, from 1915 to the pres
ent time.
In 1916 she was united in marriage
to Ralph sherwood to which union
one child was born James Arthur
sherwood. Her parents are Christian
and Josephine Iverson. There are
brothers, John, Iyer and Anton. and
four sisters, Mary, Lena, Clara and
Olga. FUNERAL was held Oct. 16 at
the Free Mission cemetery, Rev. Han.
son officiating.
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0lAY


s = W'iilllmar gridiron. bat
lie this afternoon Wlhen1 they defeated
the high school of sleepy Eye, s. S. s.
. Sleepy Eye NJ de their only touch;
down q. the: game when Hurrias, right
emo, recovered a4 fumtbl e and ran S.
|yds for a touchdown. SLEEPY Eye "a &
ed to kick This bril- Liant, play occur
red il the second quarter. So. II
i1lmar made their first touchdown
in the first quarter. with Melville John
son carrying the Ball across. Two
more points were added in the second
quarter whena Sleepy Eye man own
ed the bali behind the goal line after
sWestgard had kicked, thus resulting
in = safety for Wlllmar. Ii the same
period Westgard received a pretty
pass from Linn and ran fifty yds for
q touch down Westgard failed to kick
but thesextra point counted as a sleepy,
Eye guard was offside. Maynard John.
son added another touch do w ,1>i in the
third quarter. pass firm Davis to
Maynard Johnson obtained the extra
point. Randall Peterson also was
credited with q touchdown in: the third
quarter when he blocked punt. a and
carried the bali three vas for 4 touch.
down. III the last quarter Melville
Johnson carried the bali s. yds thru
right guard for a, touchdown. West
gard failed; to, kick. Maynard Johnson
=, 4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
HENDRICK= CARL SON &

Hendri!ck8 Carlson passed awaysSon
Thursday, Oct. IS, following ansinness
OF five days with pneumonia. Funeral
services were held on Monday at the
J. P. Carlson home. #s@:. :.s + s.%s.
). Hendrick Carlson was born on Dec.
81, 1913, at. Long Marker, Ramsocken,
Sweden. He attended common schools
and his main occupa tion was farming.
7 His: parents we're Carl Person and
Anna Matzdotter There are two halt
brothers, J: P: and c. C. Carlson and
one halt sister, Mrs. TAilda Boom: Mr.,
c: c. Carlson Of Amery, Wis, could
not attend the rites due to illness.
Special music at the rites was avo-
cal solo by Mrs. Ben Holm. " ..#: !.
irnterment was made in Fairview
cemetery. Pallbearers were Carl and
Andrew Olson, Agaton ,Dokken, Carl
Holseth, Gust Bjork and Ole Skate
dahl. ~. = .s>'>.t s 23: -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
CIRCUIT TO MEET
WiIlmar. . Circuit G ,!itE Will Hold Semi
Annual Sessions at Spicer Next

The semi-annual conference of. the
thirteen pastorates: Of the Willmar
District of the Norwegian Lutheran
church will be held on Oct. 81, Nov
ember 1 and a. at spicer: The confer-
ence has outlined 9 three day program,
the Spicer Congregation with Rev. A.
NJ. Lunde as pastor, to have charge.
There will be present the pastors of
the 13 pastorates and two delegates
from each Of the congregations.
Rev. A. M. Lunde is the president of
the District. The usual business will
be conducted and programs of discus
sion held during the three days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

4. q very pretty home wedding occur
red at the home of IA Carl son at Il
Fourth, Street East WI en, =Nels Norhie,
son OF Nj. and Mrs. ,Rasmps ,orbie of
spicers and Miss Viola Carlson. the
daughter. Of Ed. Carlson, of this city,
were united il, the holy; ss1bopds 81 mat
rimony At four .. clock on Wednesday
October the 18th. Rev. 2. 2. Gynild.
performed IN the ceremony:
The bride was very prettilys,d ressed'
in g white satin gown with a11over.
lace, she wore q brides veil with ..
very pretty head wreath and she car
RED. q shower bouquet Of lilies. Of the
valley and .Bayardia and pink roses. :
Miss vi Victoria Carlson, a sister Of
the bride, was the maid Of honor. She
was: .attired il q pale green organdy.
dress. a1d carried a corsage bouquet.
Miss Pearl Norbie; a sister Of the
groom, was the bridesmaid, and she
was very prettily gowned in a. pale
pink organdy dress and carried a cor!
sage bouquet Little E. Helen; Helen Carlson,
a sister, Of. the bride, was the flower
girl She wore a pretty dress Of white
net over embroidery. trimmed with
silk ribbons; and a large chiffon bow:
She carried a large. basket of white
pompons. ...-...,-: :. III :
Roy Carlson, a brother Of the bride,
was the best man. Clarence Carlson
acted as usher,
when Song is Sweet. was render
ed by Mrs. Burdick Bjornberg before
the ceremony. Lohengrin's wedding
march was played by Mrs. Burdick
Bjornberg as the bridal party entered
the parlor. go
A sumptuous three course dinner
was served to the thirty guests at $3.50
after the ceremony, The table was
prettily decorated with large we'd
ding cake and cut flowers. The dining.
room was decorated in pink and white
streamers and the parlor was trimmed
in green and white. There we're white
wedding bells in both rooms and a
large green and white bell hung from
the archway between the two rooms
The groom is prosperous farmer
and the happy couple will make their
home on the groom's farm at Spicer
in the near future. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Norbie wish them
long and happy Journey thru welded
life. - :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
L0NHIA CHI
rs HALF CEN ! YEAR L BIRTH
Festival To b So Doyre Church Coming
Saturday and Sunday. Two Congr Obtery

The two con gations Of Betania
and ,l! Manifested near Long Lake will
observe the fitch anniversary Of
the founding q; Name stad congrega;-
lion 2l & Norway Lake ! which. was Or
gsanilzed in-- SO with special meetings
and az g s services on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday Of this week The. two: congre-
cations are jointly observing their
50th anniversary as from the year
1870 until 1878 they were one charge.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

pastor but exists g aeon regation,
most its members having Joined the
other churches az Norway e. E ke. =.
=. Beta1ia .-.zz.I5 IS.
The Betania congregati ton OF long
Lake was organized. Feb. Isl, 1879, at
the home Of Ole Thompson. " Eagle
Lake. The first membership was Of
"a souls. Of those that organized the
congregation only two are living, nam:
ely J: J. Bratberg, now past s4.=years
and belonging to the congregation
G. Hendrickson has moved to Spicer
and belongs to the church here. Sz::1.
The first officers Of the congregation
elected Feb list were: -. 81.
~ Ole Peterson. Pres. y - ..@..=-:,E
. G. HendricKson, Sec. - =: : :. = ID. =
j j: Bratberg, Trustee. I. I. ::
" Ole Thompson Trustee. " - ~. =. Il
Arne Erickson, Trustee. %.;: 5s 4:
H. J. Berg, Deacon: = ~, $50: -
= Ole Peterson, Deacon. rs-S*s>S = :
i. Rev. Johannes Halyorson deceased.
helped organize the, congregation and
helped them until they. got their reg.
ular pastors. .S2=',@ ''.' *%$. e
y. Pastors serving the: CONGREGATIONS
are: ...s ,. .=s. .Ss:z ~'=' 'SsS, !ss'
Y Rev: K, c. Hotter, -1ss01sss. 81 s.. -.
Rev. r: j. Oppedahlt 1SS9-1S93. +"
Rev. B. J. Reitan, 1S9s-99 (deceased).
Rev. S.. E. Hanson, 1900t1903. @*3 "
Rev. J. S: HaIyorson, 1904-1s09. -. -:
- Rev. I. A. Johanson, S10-1s17.
Rev. A NJ. Lunde, 1918, pastor at
this time. -. ~: - :
The present church was erected in
The Ladies Aid was organized in
1888 with three members: Mrs. Chr
diversion, Mrs:.J. J. Bratberg and Mrs.
Lars Arneson.. ~ = :.
The Young Peoples Society was or:
ganized in 1909. ).1
Officers Of the congregations today:
G. J. Bratberg, Pres.
o: @. Rykken, Sec.
VIM. sLovander, Trustee.
Karl Holseth, Trustee.
). Jalmer Larson, Trustee.
: Miss Hannah Larson, Organist.
The Congregation numbers 20 fam
lies and 105 souls.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

-Wanted-5oo hides by 8engtso,

-Wanted-50o hides by Bengtson
e. Larson-Adv. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woods and dau-
ghter Helen and Mrs. Rose Reynolds
and daughter Margaret of De Graft
visited with friends in Willmar on
Sunday of last week.
Miss Cora Giere let for her home
in Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon
after visit with her aunt and uncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Bergan.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

October 9th is the. last. day hen
applications vii .receiYed for bal
lots for absent voters hat will be
$. seven days prog !: IS ele ctiQn
This morning some q tiers had
applied for ball ts the first and third
wards OF the, city 81 Wilma haYipg
as IS: many assssix eaeh. $50
a. Every citlzenssW he has the. privilege
Of voting should ll11 not q III
20. q ballot in l.s. case they will be sout OF
town at the time Is 81. s.ss
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

:..-7- Miss Gertrude fallman arrived on
Friday afternoon for: visit at the
home % e.: Of her parents. MI. and Mrs. B.
N. T Tall T.
i. :. and Mrs. Emil ;. Edmund and
family a. =. Of x twater spent Saturday af-
:tern ~ with NJ. and Mrs. A. H.. Oker-
man of this city. 49,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

PURCHASED BUICK SEDAN
-, Mrs. Hazel: Herrmeyers ,of this, city:
has purchased a new Buick Sedan thru
the agency of, the Osmund son Garage.
The, car is indeed a beautiful piece OF
Workmanship. n : 7 s:ss.> - s.ss-s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
MOToRED TO MORRIS

Misses Edith and Hazel Bergquist
and Melvin Forsberg motored to Nor
ris Saturday for visit at the Agri-
cultural School, returning Sonday ev-
ening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
A Good Phxsic

E When you want physic that is
mild and gentle in effect, easy to take
and certain to act, take Chamberlain's
Tablets. They are excellent.-Adv. Oct.
Głos polek., 1922-08-30

poznawaliby 81 ez r6znymi syste-
mani warunkami ubezpieczen.
Przez TAXI centralny komitet "a
panowa}aby harmonic pomied
organizacyami wowczas PREDICT
moznaby werbowac czionk6w mo
znaby tych, ktorzy dis z Polaka-
mi ME chca sic }aczyG, przekonaG,
ze organizacye polskie sa rzeczy-
wiScie organizacyi bratniej pomo-
cy. ze ME chca nikogo oszukaG ami
tez naciagnac, re tn chodzi tylko
o to-. zeby mice Polak6w zlaczo-
nych, bo przez to MONA p6zniej
wiecej lepszych rzeczy dokonac.
Jest to tylko projekt ma predce
rzucony. PrZypuszczac MONA. re
tej sprawie pisma polskie cos DO
wledza, bo warto dis tel waznej
sprawie pisac.
Centralny komitet polskich or
ganizacyi jest rzecza wanna. bo tu
chodzi polski interes skupianie
si4 polskich ma Wychodztwie a
szczegolne wskrzeszenie WARY W
polskie organizacye.
Me ulega watpliwosci, ze podo-
bny komitet m6gIby wiele zdziaiaG
W dodatnim kierunku, zwiaszcza W
kierunku wyrownania roznic pod
trzymania zgody."
Haslo pierszego zebrania, ME
pozosta}o bez echa, albowiem wi
dzimy, ze my5l rzucona jak dobre
ziarno. przeistoczyfa sic W rzeczy-
wistosc.
Głos polek., 1922-08-30

Polski Kongres Bratniej Pomo-
cy juz jest urZeczywistniona RE
cza. ale chociaz byiby powsta}
pod lima nazwa, bedzie mia{ "a ce-
lie zasady punkty te same. ktore
wytkna! sobie tymczasowy komi-
tet iona kilku wiekszych orga-
nizacyj, ma konferencyi ME daw-
no W takim celu odbytej w Domu
Zwiazku Polek, "a zaproszeniem
Prezeski panny A. E. Napieral-
skieJ, ktora zawsze patrzy W dal
nieJedna juz zywa sprawe poru-
szyfa dla dobra Polonii amerykan-
skiej. s. ..a--
Cd pewnego czasu da} sic od-
czuwaG silny brak solidarno5ci, je-
dno5ci, braterskosci naszych pol
skich organizacyj, kt6re W swoich
zabiegach dla dobra organizacyi,
ktorej stoja ma czele, staja sic ME
raz nieprzyjaznymi dla tych, kto-
rym kierunek innej organizacyi
powlerzono niejako rywalizuja
miedzy soba, schodzac czasem al
do osobistej zaczepki, co czion-
kostwo organizacyi wcale winic
ME mozna, poniewaz ono tym ME
vie. Solidarno5G wiecej moze do
brego zdziaiac, ani1eli rywaliza-
eva.
krotko po pierwszem zebraniu
przedstawicieli kilku wiekszych or
ganlzacyj bratniej pomocy ze
wSp6}udzialem Zwiazku Polek W A
meryre, Dziennik "Nowiny Pol
skie' wychodzacy W Milwaukee,
poda} uwage, kt6ra "Dziennik Zje-
dnoczenia" powt6rzy} a my ia tn
przytaczamy:
Ably nasze silly ma Wychodz-
twle skupit w organizacyach, by
toby niez}a rzecza ably istnial CEN
tralny komitet, do kt6rego naleze-
l6y reprezentanci 2 kazdej VIE
kszej organizacyi. Ten komitet
czuwaiby mad tenn, by pomiedzy
polskimi organizacyami ME by}o
zadnego nieporozumienia, ably jed
ma organizacya drugiej ME odbie-
rata czlonk6w aby ME bylo ME-
nawisci pomiedzy czIonkami jed
nej organizacyi a czlonkami dru-
giej
Taxi komitet interesowalby sic
Wszystkiemi organizacyami, sta
ratby sic pozna6, jak jakas orga-
niHacya jest prowadzona / co ma
ie2afoby uczynic, aby ja jeszcze
uiepszyc. Czlonkowie komitetu "a
Głos polek., 1922-08-30

nizacye oraz pokrewne i'm iowa
rzystwa.
2. Wydelegowanie do tego Ko-
mitetu Pieciu pelnomocnikow ma
przeciag jednego roku, Iona kaz-
DEF organizacyi, liczacej pcnad
diva tysiace cz}onk6w w Puffalo
okolicy.
B. Kooperacye po jednym pelno-
mocniku kazdego pokrewnego to-
warzystwa.
4. Upeinomocnienie prezes6w
Kolonii, Osady Gminy do ex-offi-
clio reprezentowania wspomnia-
nych zrzeszen w tymze komitecie.
5. TAX stworzony Komitet, ma
sic UNCONSTITUTIONAL stosownie dc
regulaminu przezen przyjetego
odbywac swe zebrania w mieiscu
w czasie poprzednio uchwaIo-
nym.
Wszelkie sprawy odjete ma po-
siedzeniach Komitetu wzmianko-
wanegO natury zasadnirzej, a wy.
magajace akcyi ma zewnatrz orga-
nizacyi, w tychze imieniu, maja
bye poprzednio przedstawione do
aprobaty ma plenarnych posiedze
mach tychze.
Z. Aprobata przedstawionycl
spraw zanim obowiazujaca sic s5a.
ME dla organizacyi, mus; niiet
dwie trzecie giosow ciaIa takows
reprezentujacego.
8. Komitet, w ten spos6b utwo.
IRONY, ma mice obowiazek jedno-
czenia wszystkich sill miejscowej
j okOlicznej Polonii w celu wsp6l-
nej ekonomicznej piracy, majacej
prZedewszystkiem "a zadanie:
9. POLITYCZNIE:
a. Wykorzystywanie naszej IL
czebno5ci i sil ma rzecz polskich
kandydat6w ma urzedy polityczne,
r6wniez ma obsadzenia moaliwie
najwiekszei ilosci posad municy-
palnych stanowych naszymi rO-
dakami.
b. Sformowanie w polityce tego
kraju Polskiego Bloku. dazacego
systematycznie do uzyskania
przedstawicieli naszej narodowo-
Sci W Kongresie Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych, legislature stanowej o.
raZ zarzadzie municypalnym.
10. SPOkECZNIE:
az Starat sic bedzie 0 podtrzy-
mamie, rozwijanie sic piracy kultu.
Głos polek., 1922-08-30
Vital Druzyno Sokola!

Ia dni kka progach metropolii chicago
skej staniesz Zacna Druzyno bratniei organizacvi
Zwiazku Sokof6w Polskich Ameryce, by zdac
egzamin z karnej sprawnosci swoej, radzic mad
przyszioscia swej powaznej organizacyi.
Drzwi Domu Zwiazku Polek w Ameryce ma
osciez otwarte dla Was, Druhowie i Druhny. u
gose W dom, Bog W DOM
zyczymy VAN netylko powodzenia, Iecz
przedewszystkiem pomyslnych obrad korzyst-
nych rezutat6w Witamy!
Czoiem
A. Emilia Naperalska
Prezeska wv. Polek w Ameryce
Głos polek., 1922-08-30

w Buffalo, N. Y, zrc5iono po-
czatek. Kilka organiz&cyj brat
niej pomocy po nitce pierwotnej
my5li. poiaczyio sic dla spraw To-
kalnych ma tych samych mniej vie
cej podstawach. ktore zarysowa}a
sobie pierwsza konferencya w Do
mu wv. Polek.
BY blizej zapoznac nasze czytel-
niczki projektem, powtarzamy tn
przedruk zarysu buffaloskiego zje-
dnoczenia, kt6rego opracowane
rezolucye m6wia same "a siebie:
Głos polek., 1922-08-30
REZOLUCYE
Po4aczonych kOmisyi Organizacyj-
nych W Buffalo, n. Y.


My, reprezentanci Kolonii Unii
Polskiej W Ameryce, Osady lie
dnoczenia Polskiego Rzymsko-Ka-
tolickiego oraz Gminy grup buff
faloskich Zwiazku Narodowego
Polskiego, wysadzeni powyzej
wyliczonych -cia4 prawomocnych w
celu obmySlenia sposob6w srod-
kow majacych zlaczyc Gala Polo
ME Buffaloska w akcyi solidarnej.
ma polu aspiracyi politycznych,
spo}ecznych ekonomicznych, DO
doJrza}ej rozwadze, polecamy wy
zej wspomnianym organizacyom
ma swych plenarnych zebraniach
nastepujacy program }acznej pra-
cy W obrebie miasta Buffalo oko-
licy:
l. StworZenie stalego Komitetu
reprezentujacegO wszystkie orga-
Głos polek., 1922-08-30

(Dokonczenie ma str. 81.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
ABoRDo DEL ~sAN LORENZO"

por encargo del seilOr Miguel Mo-
rales, que esta ahora N Nueva York,
va n distribufr III conOcidO joven Car
los X. R0ssi, lie eSa masmG casa, Ia
suma dei.$70 dc Ia total de $210, OBJ
tenida en- una fiesta a bordo del San
lorenzo, en- que recaudo. esa can't
dad a beneficio de los Asilos de Ca,
ridad dc esta fsla.
Los, 70 Sc dividiran entire ell Zapato
para los Mics PObres' Y ell "RefugiC
dc Mics DesGmparados.'
Les pasajeros del San Lorenzo, sc
moStraron muy complexities de hacel
una colecta para las eXpresGdas ms
t:tucinneS Y el senior Miguel Morales
qnpd0 encargadO Gle hacer llegar |;
srmG, expresada de $40 a las asOcia
Clones indicadaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
LUCRECIA BoRGIA

Esta noche admirara nuestro publ
co una pelfcula de gran merito arts
tico. Tratase de una reconstruction
historical de la vida de aquella tragi-
ca mujer que paso a la historic con
un nombre de infamia y de grandeza.
Los crimenes de los Borgias han
sido ell t6pico de todos los miedos y
de todas las curiosidades malsanas a
traves de muchos siglos. Y TODD 10
mas enorme de esa interesante, de esa
torturante epoca, pasara esta noche
por la pantalla, acknowledgements, feel
Imente reproducido.
Ell America, para tener un lleno CO.
mo ell de anoche, no ha podido encon-
Itrar un programa mejor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
L.. 5. WEATHER BUREAU
SumariO del bOletin semanal cae pu-
blica ell ServiciO Meteorological.

i La temperature media fue ligera-
mente sobre la normal y la lluvia pro-
media de toda la isla menos de la mi
tad de Ia cantidad normal, aunque llo-
VIC fuerte en- la vecindad de Canova-
mas, Aibonito, Cayey y Mayagtez. A
pesar de estas condolences ell tempo
ha sido favorable para p~racticamente
todas las crecientes cosechas en- la ma
yor parte de la isla. En- la costa S.
y en- la vecindad de Fajardo Sc nece-
sta mas lluvia. Los pastos cerca de
Guayama han mejorado y la cosecha
de cafe cerca de- -Maricao y Adjuntas
Sc ha beneficiado La evaporation de
a semana, en- San Juan, fue 1000 pull
gadas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
EN- Ell TEATRO AMERICA
Ell homemade a Izquierditc.

Ell nublico llen0 anoche todas las To-
,alidades del Teatro America, para
tri5ltar asi un homcnaN a. aimpatfa
al distinguish actor v%enezolano Jesus
lzquierdo que es tan popular y tan es-
timado aqui.
Ell programa que era ~extenso, de
function corrida, gust6 mucho Y fueron
frecuentes los aplausos, no solo para
ell Sr. Izquierdo cue fue acogido con
una carinosa ovacion al salir q escc-
ma, sino para Paquita Stella, que can
to o mucho estilo, y para ell barito-
no Pineda, que hubo de repetir una
bella %barcarola, dicha con mucha ex-
preston.
Izqu;erdo guardara de anoche un re-
cuerdo grato, va que ha comprobado
una veZ mas que nuestro pdblieo lie
tiene entire los predilectos.
Ell Teatro America, tan ~favorecido
por el p1blico, tuvo una noche trim
fail.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
LOS RECIENCASAnOS

Han regresado de Ponce a San Juan
~ tienen aqui su Residential, distingui-
dos %j6venes Manuel Martinez Ruiz y
Hortensia TeXidor, y Ia s~impatica be-
ida fue apadrinada per la Sra. I~solina
Texidor, madre de la contrayente y ell
Lcdo. Bernardini de la IIucrta, de
iGuayama.
Bienvenidos los j6venes reciencasa-
dos y nuestra mas cumplidas felici-
tacion por ell grato suceso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
VALIOSO DONATIVO

FL jovcn artista puertorrique1o Joa-
Qufn Lumband Fernandez. ha regala-
do a la Biblioteca Carnegie, un ed
mirable retratO hecho al cray6n, de
Rabindranath Tagore. eminente poeta
ilalio de renombre mundial. Este re-
tratO puede verse en- el salon de en-
trada de la B%iblioteca. Els una obrG
de verdadero merito que revela sena-
ladas dOtes de arte triunfGdOr.
La Biblioteca a~gradece altamepte el
dOnativo del inspiradO s:rtista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-14
NINO MUERTO EN- GUAYAMA.


En- la noche del II del cOrriente,
en- momentos en- que, en- union de
otros ninos de SUI edad, jugaba ell nj
no Fernando Arroyo, de 8 amos, con
un revolver juguete, cargado con un
ain de cinco milimetros, disparosele
f, ste, yendo a alojarsele la bala en- ell
costado derecho, atravesandole ell pro-
yectil los intestinos. Embellishments
fue conducido en- estado grave al Hos
pital Municipal, donde, despues de
operado, falleci6 en- La tarde del mier-
coles. Ell case fue reportado al Hon.
Fiscal del Distrito.