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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Dnddy In n md Wa

SiN-Nour-old Lois. whose fItN'. g.
professor 90 EuEl.sh ut tho mlvpf.
-lty delights bon usiuE big. Wurli
ono day SHE hcnrd her mother .I'
ing oNrr tho phone TO zone Of her hu9.
bands students.
so Mr ~ cannot Keep his ap-
puiutmcnt, I'm afraid. he BE- worry
much mdisposCd this afternoon"
Sumc days later Loi-, white play
iue. WaH overheard 10 say to an iW.
ar unry caller at the door.
"No. my husband cannot see you
today. hr is very much deCuWa
pospd'' ''-. indianapolis star
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
TeriiOR Oil NeUs

Tho Charles n. Burton Trustee is
swabbing about 20 barrels of oil 70
day I'm In It's No. Hicks, m the
south " OF the northwest quarter
uf 3O-2O-S.
Black a Breslyuu interests are
moving in timhers Tor their 40. j
Hicks In the southwest curuvr of the
uorthWcs, ~ 30-2O.N
smith a Dwirr are fishing for
hit in the top OF the skinner sand
I'm the SOUTHEAST corner ut the north
SO ~ the northwest of 25-2O-i.
Markham a SrhucufCldt are
spuddiug in their No. Hogan iu
the south 80 OF the northwest OF 81
2O-S
Hall and others are rigging up tu
drill TO "a deeper sand lu their No !
j. Amor school land, In the south
west Of l3-2O-T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

was 93I5tO barrels. as compared
with glS.65O barrels fpr the proceed
ing week. an Increase OF 1880
barrels
oklahoma Kansas shows u dail,
average gross production Of lU5,lOO
hdrrcls y decrease ut 2iU barrels
North Texas shows Ju Increase pf
OO0 barrels. Central TcNts. am u-
crease Of i7O25 barrels. North
Louisiana. an increase of G.5An bar
2 $50 barrels
Tho estimated daily avcrago gross
AyoduCtiOn Of the Wyoming and
Montana fold was $4,000 barrels at
compared With $1,000 barrels for the
preceding week. decrcas, ut G.lDO
barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

HONOLULU, T. IA possible
shortage of .ukulelos. guitars and
various souvenirs made Of the ia
NOUS kus Giawaiian mahogany ls
threatened as a result Of recent
confederation in q Honolulu plan
Ing mil and lumber yard The fir"
destroyed pile containing 10000
feet OF kua wood said TO he IN .
largest supply OF this rare wood on
tand IN the islapd-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

i.1u0 foot in thu southwest or tn,
northwest of the northeast ot 90
l2-19.
BAILEY q Han are shut down az
2.G2u feet I'm The northeast ot the
northwest OF tho southwest Of 20
12-I9.
plymouth on company is drlinr
a. 2.Ihu feet iu tive southeast ui
tho southwyu OF 3O.l2-12.
llullnE and others have rigging
mp iu tho center uf the south line
uf the southwest or the southwest
ot % l2.12.
luIug and others have rigg.ng
up lu the center ut the south line Of
the southwest Of the southwest ~
a2-l2-12.
". u Pine Is drilling ut taoO fceN
.u the Duut'r uf the north line ui
the southeast OF the southeast OF
3J.l2-12.
Ncul and others spudded aud shut
down in the northeast Of the south
east ot t-t1-1J
Wl,h ON & GBs TO. nt $3.50 rect
is plugEiug back to upper sand. ana
usuiug Tor CASING in ccuter OF tho
southeast Of the southeast uf l.-
Ig-Ia
a. G. Mccullough shut down after
rirElng up Tor corrected location m
tho northeast Of the southeast ot the
nor,hWoS, uf Schultcr town lot IN
lT-12.l9
Dale D. g. a o. Drilling GO.
spuddod and shut down Tor correct
eel location iu the northwest ut The
southeast uf the northwest Of IL
l2-l3 Schullcr town lot.
y. l.. JIOFon has nix iu the south.
oHst of tho southeast Of lS-l2-l2.
Wooster on company is shut
down at 1850 fro' In center OF tho
west line ~ tive southeast OF tho
northwest uf lg-l9.i3
W. \ George ls shut down at
2,NoO feet in tho southeast of tho
northeast OF the southeast ot 60
l2-11.
W O Marlcr is drilling at 2.250
foot In tho northwest OF tho north
west OF 2l-l2-lI.
Home Drilling company IL shut
down a, 214O feet lu the southwest
Of the northwest ~ the southwest
OF 22-l2-l4.
iron Mt oil company IL drilling at
800 feet iu the northeast OF the
northwest Of the northwest Of 81
11-11.
The Texas company is shut down
with showing OF water at 1850
feet In the northeast Of the south
east of 3J-l1-1l.
Brazeel and others are drilling al
600 feet In tho southwest of the
southeast of tho SOU Invest of 30
l1r1l
Tidal oil company IS drillng at
/ $50 fcct In the northwest of the
southeast of tho northwest OF 80
IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

asked 10 explain his supcrNition he
pointed out that 90 the numerals ir
each OF the great years ~ Snrbti's
dcs my were counted up thcs would
total "13' iu each case. The kinr
fclt sure he was gcy1e to iio boo 1927.
because the numerals 0. 70. g., T. toe
tailed 'l3.' Ills prediction .1We
true.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

KANSAS CITY. Jan. % --Cattlo--Re.
celpis o5O: for week Beef steers mostly
lsd s5c lower, top $50; lat she stock,
cannets, bulls and stockcr calves steady.
stock COWS heifsrs snd killing calves
steady 70 strong stOCkers aud frcdhfs
steady TO g5c higher
HoEs Receipts 500 Generally steady
TO strong. SPOT higher, 10 20 $50 -ponnder7
mostly s7.S5Gs.O0. packer tor - Nn.
Sheap- Receipts $500 On through bill
inss for week sheep fully steady. lambs
steady to 25c lower, top 1873.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
German Women Fight
High Tax on Millinery

BERLIN German vuWo. Io
pu.E,sH the vote are uu IH trui.
arlIu.t th. decision OF Cnl...nur
Mirth us iluauge miuiHlr. |.af
womcu.s hats uro WNurios ami are To
Boo faSrh accordingly
Tho fact that the rhHn,cllDr o. n
bachelor may have l,d him iu'u what
,h, Vuneu rcgitd as tU oufllto
as well na % buudrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

a Scotch mhoror was clipping out
~ the yard during working hours to
wet his whistle when he ran into
the boss.
"Hallol" said the latter pleasant
Is. wcrr YOU looking for me-
"Ay." replied Sandy u wis look -
lu Ter yc. but I dluua want tao flnd
20 F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Extra sizes.

\ Fat man stopped in front oi
a haberdnshcr's display window
whom gsEod II he was thinking of
buying "a shirt or rajnmas or some
thlnF. he sighed when ho said
Gosh, no. Tho only thing that
fits mo ready made is a handker-
chief"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

,.NHl'AGo. Jan. gi.-Butter--H Higher,
sigrdgrds 30o.
q, rFgs Lower receipts sGt9 cases. firstl
N ordinary flrfts 2sd31c.
E"Ilry-Allve UNCHANGED
o. tgl RtPs- Weak: receipts 30 cars. total
~ shipments $50 care Wisconsin
ssnH't round whites i20O02iO Mime
N9oRses. '"'N'' '0'"u ""''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

FORT WORTH Texas, Jan. 2i.-Catue
ers 81 90 u 90. cows and htiters 5000 ~
s. 80. calves 5000 90.
Hogs Receips 900; light fI.IJn m
heavy t7GOHT7S. pigs sf.0036 %.
Sheep None; lambs S7.5nV 1850. wcth
ers 3gOO0GGO ewes fi.o0W5.jo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. "a Cotton seed oil
was quiet but very steady. higher crude
and frmucss in hog products served TO
restrict pit offerings. Tenders OF 1000
barrels were put out bur promptly
stopped. After working up 10 points
the market settled back, closing un.
changed 10 net higher sales 5000
barrels Price crude 7.2JC, prime summer
yellow spot s.T5c. March s.s6c, May y.0gc
July 93Ic al bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

WICHITA Kan. Ian. al.-lidRs-Ne'
caiDts 200. steady TOP $3.50. bulk A"-9"
Cattle Receipts goo steady fur woek
butcher steers s3oGgi 40, hutcre. h"ife.a
SgOOdG.sH butcher '.'s - 'pH so.
stockers and feeders $500 $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

NEW ORLEANS Jan. .i.... Cotton SPOT
steady ana unchanged, sales on the spot
10 bales TO arrive none. low wi lilinv
10 .GOc. middlinE no 1Jc. good midliing
ii.75c, Receipts 2.-a1 stock 329l73.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

'hoenro Irregular
asi,Fat Brtaln- Demand 420a cables
ignce--Demand SOen, cables $50.
naly-pemnnd 4.37h. cables 49s
N''Many-DomRnd so. cables SOW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
BURIED TREASURE
IN ARKANSAS
Company Organized to
Seek Gold Hidden in
the Ozarks

DENVER. colo. Dcc. 21...ln "a
'hHrtod cache IN the wilds ~ IN"
ozark mountains Of Arkansas thore
h. buried some S2,t00,0OO Ia Spaui'h
god
So says Anthony Fcnnlngcr who is
organizing "A company in Denver 10
search for the hidden trensure.
Founinger profesycs To have dis
covered tho key 90 the hiding place
of the gold. which, hc says, was bur
led lu the white river country moro
than $50 years Rgo.
Thc kcy to the location of the
cache was IHcoyered by accident
SAYS FenninEer.
II Know nothing OF the buried
treasure until / went 10 Edcu's Bur
ON a squirrci-huatinF trip last fan '
says Fcuingcr 'Aofos9 the river
from the bluff. I stumbled uvcr a
Stone covered with strange hlcro.
glyphics. scrapcd the dirt and
moss from the inscriptions aud
called the attention Of native 4,
the find. This native told of an eN
tended search that bad been made hl
the spanish government for the bur
led bullion 20 years ago. StUchinl
parties. he said had been coverinl
tho country every year since tn
Spanlards left.
IIldcrs NassacTcd.
Tho treasure Fenningcr says wa
buried by n party Of settlers Ia keeI
| II from falling into the hands @o
! Indians. The settlers later were
! murdered by the aborlglnos.
~ party Of native Arkansans I,
/ siippu--i Ia have discovered th- tun-
mel to the cache ten years ago
| Fenuingcr says "They abandoned
Ian effort TO reopen tho shaft Hftor
ono member ~ the party was killed
ny slide
Several prominent Denver men
have signifled their intention to ace
company Fcnninger ON his rcnrch
uCXt spring
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Alotal '..... 1850, no i,4lS.ib0 1,Z9O,i7O
EDaly average gross production
The estimated daily average gross
production Of the Mid Continent
Ognt OH field, including Oklahoma,
Kansas. North Texas, Central Texas,
North Louisiana and Arkansas, for
the week ended January IA was 82S,-
700 barrels, az compared with SO7.-
525 barrels, for the preceding week,
an Increase OF 2llT5 barrels
The estimated daily average pro-
ductiOn OF the CUR Coast Iheayy uilI
field was l0s,slO barrels, a. COM
pared with l1Ll2j barrels for the
preceding week. decrease Of 2,3l5
larrcls
The combined daily average gross
production Of the Southwest field
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
In the Oil Fields
Estimates of Daily Acreage
Crude oil Production

The American Petroleum Institute
estimates that the daily average
gross crude oil production I'M the
United States for the week ended
January IA was l,430,7l0 barrels, as
compared with 1413,45O barrels for
1880 barrels.
The following are estimates Of
daUy average gross production for
the weeks ended January ~. Jan
uhry 7, 1929, and January IS. 1921:
Daily Average Productions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

the loRK.--The actual conditions ~
tsesr. ier the week shows that they held
Thf- Nv IN excess of legal requirements
las, ~ u an Increase Of s2s.i67e7O from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

closed al oFtk Jsn, Lib,rty bonds
Vio,a-,,, hird 4bs e7,s0. fourth 4gs " 10.
A"@ lool6. Victory 4As lOOls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

with GaIlstones. Just send name
today for This Frec Book To- DIR, f..
II PADDOCK, BuX TW 20i, Kansas
C;ty. Mo.-Advcrtisemen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Con Emilio Aruiualdu. Hhp cur-
ricd pri,o ou his head ut ouo time
and always has hocu known u4 the
"Rturmy pvu,l' ut tho Philippine
islands. ls NOW a man 0f peace. say
dispatches from the islands. llo la
an ardent suuuur ,I uf General
Wood. new governor general of the
islands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Tree over l00,0OO copies
Of a booklet on the
cause and treatment ~
constipation. indigestion,
bilious collie, jaundice.
gas and inila mmation OF
The Gall Bladder and
Bile Ducts as associated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Weekly Metal

, NEW YORK, Jan. Elm absence
OF tho Increase OF business after the
holiday, the steel market at the mo-
meut is being sustained by hopes
that the predicted expansion Is not
far distant In view OF the number
OF building projects IN contempla-
tiOn and the needs OF the railroads,
these horcs would appear to be well
founded glthough 1t is now conceded
that there II little probability OF
much activity during the present
month
The pig iron market "a also in n
waiting position and buyers appear
to be holding Off in the hope OF "A
reduction in prices.
Copper has remained quiet. Some
sales are being made by the copper
export association for shipment to
Germany and France. also Italy and
Holland, but the business has been
comparatively small. Otherwise very
little iflany export trade is reported
and there has been no revival OF de-
mand from domestic buyers. Mean
while secondhands and some of the
smaller producers are shading prices
and II Is said that buyers are find
ing no difficulty In placing small or
ders at 13.75c delivered for prompt
and first quarter electrolytic. Pro-
ducers whose stock have been con-
siderably reduced and who still have
good deal Of copper to ship out on
old orders, are maintaining their
quotation OF 14.00c which puts them
practically out of the market.
Tin still commands a premium for
prompt and January delivery over
futures with an improvement In con
suming demand. Offerings for for
ward shipment from the east are
liberal and are being reflected in a
lowering of bids here.
Lead remains In healthy posi-
tiOn. statistiCally, large producers
are well booked up for January
shipment md are showing no dispo-
sition TO make concessions for Feb
ruary business.
While there is little increase IN
the demand for zinc, producers an
tiCipate Improvement iu the near fu.
turc when the demand for steel
products increases which would
bring mills into the market.
Anthony continues quiet and
easy but even at concessions there
IL very little demand for export and
consumers seem to be well supplied
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

KANSAS CITY EEgs-. Lower lc. sec.
Hutter-Craamcry unchanged, packing
G. higher i3c.
Poultry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Ills Ills

Dr. e. Il. Paddock, Specialist. Of
Kansas city, Mo, has distributed
trn. GUAR Inn OOo gpplaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

KANSAS CITY. Ia n i.-Whsat--Cas ash
No. hard si.1OuI29. No. 3 red Sll5a
liz
Coin No. . white 4fc. No Aitsq
A&c, No. 2 yellow 4fH4Aigc
Oats No white 36is d25c. No. ?
mixed 35d36c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

VkT'NHOMA IIIFI Jan. lI"DaIUe-
No market.
Hogs-None. active at advance OF bd
l0c top s7.E5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Following Is price asked and closln'
hid " Independent oil stocHs on the New
York curb Saturday as reported by Hous
inn ILLI. 4 IlIa q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

NEW Work. Jan. 2l-Couou- Spot
quiet. middl,ug 1900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Following is price asked and closing bid
le' standard ON stocks on the New York
curb Saturday IS reported by Houston,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-17
600 TAKE FART IN
u. or |. FRAT MEET

Urbana, lll, oct H. six hundred
students entered hy tortr-Gyc irat-r.
nifty and unit organizations, competed
yesterday In the largest sport pro.
cram IN the history of utHmural
sport al the University of Illinois.
Starting ia 1915 with % fouutaam
football league, the luiui mUamurai
activities have been extended under
the capable guidance of b j. Naulyy
swimming coach, 20 iucidUe student
participation in twelve competitive
sports
The enrolment OF 500 in the fail
track meet shows an increase of ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-17
COACH BAWLS 0 j 7
GRID PLAYERS FOR
tEnESS PLAYING
HIGH SCHOOL TEAM "coMeEo''
eY MENTOR, WHO ACCUSES
SOME or THEM OF LYING DOWN
ON JOB.

After a battle there either comes
a celebration for the victor aud usual
~ n pOst.mortem for the yanquished.
Last night Coach Newberg and his
charges held post norton and with
out mentioning names be- gave the
high school squad one OF the sweet
est talking to the likes of which was
never administered tn a Team before.
In a few words he said a great deal
east like few OF these expressions,
There is going TO be senior kicked
on this team this week unless ne
changes his playing and attitude To-
ward the game immediately He will
90. II Is up to him to give his best
all the time not when he wants to
and II he don't mend his ways at
once he is going To go, Another man
played end like a Kid Inc FIRST half
and the second halt Ike a university
player ii he plays like university
player all the time he will stay other.
wise he will go OF the team. Nu.
iiierous mfractions W training rules
are bNful llHE NUAi N III aI tA lItf
dishonorable expulsion OF several men
from the squad And in conclusion
Newberg stated ii - am 10 lose the
rest of the games thiS season il will
lie with some fighting freshmen soph-
ignores and juniors instead OF @ group
OF seniors
= Newberg also declared that he new.
ser saw school spirit exhibited like
that here. He stated that The stu
dents of the school exhibited the
best spirit he ever saw Saturday when
they stood and cheered on The side
lines in drilling rain for a team
that was laying down and not play
ing football"
r. There will be considerable change
in the lineup if there is not q consid-
eraIt!e change in the playing Of sev-
Agal men before next Saturday Ey.
.rything will be, hurry mp, this wee
If Won don't want to hurry get out.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-17

Ottawa will not have an easy team
when they meet Spring Valley Satur,
day despite the valleys three defeats
which equal those of Ottawa IN mum.
Der Morris had q hard time Ia beat
Spring Vafey last SATURDAY. and
would have never COPIED their 70 u
victory only ior the crippled shape of
The valley from two previous eamCs
while Morris was at tbar host. %
Ottawa wins Saturday II viii probably
be the turning point 1t ,he horse
shoe breaks saturday renewed wu
and hsht will De us'tIrd iu the team.
u. they play toothatl tHry viii beat
Spring Valley otherwise good night
Puircc tAH man vino Ngs SHOWING
up we'll at the begluung of rhr year
has returned 40 the fold and PROMISES
10 holp out % great deal lgvme the
Size. night and pep tu maNe GOOD
guard llp was also showing ,0usid.
crabir a1.itv as o. puu'pr q. The pp
ginning OF the year uull becoming
sick TIE development 90 p,rpa into
"a guard who can also punt viii aUp
matters considerably and maE, "a good
mHH for next Year
70 is zap tO the team themselves and
they can win iUv rys' col their games
II they want lo play auU wfG "El.
cry man ON tho Hy-l team SATURDAY.
was superior iu bis opponent but did
not show it Give am YOU g0t ana
we "l'l make sowethrg u' ynu, don't
and Ne viii lose maybe uypytnmg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-17
KEEPS PHOTO RECORD
or ALL GRID PLAYS

Nidd,"'own, Conn. oct It. Head
Coach Martin of Wesleyan has adopt
ed a new plan 10 aid him ia crurt
iue Els team Al each regular game
uumnrou, photographs are taken at
different mumWs some when M,
ban g. In Wcslawu's possession anu
some with iHo bah IN her opponents
possession. From these the coaches
can see II The backs are carrying the
bnll well it On, line is opening holes
or il the ends are getting down under
punts aud can taus ind our Just
what points The men should De drili-
ed g.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-17

per cent over that of last season when
$50 stood as the record for any iutra
mural aCuylty.
\ standard program Of track and
hoid events viii be run on In pro
irsslonal lgshiuu ana the entire stu.
dent body viii be in the stands uu
Illinois liold to cheer for their o..
NOTites
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-10
la ,BoDA DE 'EsTA MANANA


Esta manana d las ocho, Sc cele-
bro en- Ia capilla del Perpetuo Soco-
rro, de Miramar,'la boda de la dis
tinguida sefiorita Isidora Fernandez,
perteneciente a una conocida familia
de San Juan, con el joven norteame-
ricano Mr.. E. P. McCarty, hermano
del virtuoso Padre Redentorista Will
liam McCarty que fallecio en- San
Juan hace algunos meses.
La capilla ofrecia un aspecto en-
cantador. Toda estaba engalanada
bellamente por las primorosas ma
nos de la seiora Carmen Fernandez,
Margot Delgado, y otras damas del
barrio.
Terminada la ceremonial nupcial a
la cue concurrio numeroso publico
los novios v la comitiya partieron pa
ra el Hotel Condado Vanderbilt, dom
de tomaron ell desayuno.
Esta tarde a las cinco los felices
conyuges embarcaran para Estados
Unidos en- el vapor porto Rico", dom
de fijaran su residential.
Muchas felicidades deseamos a los
recien casados, y que la luna de miel
les sea interminable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-10
MEJoRIA pERcEPTIBLE

La distingida seforaa donai Cecilia
Coronado, yiuda de Vizcarrondo, de
cuyo estado de gravedad habf6 hace
iunos dies Ell IMPARCIAL, ha en-
trado en- un- periodic. de mejorfa miiy
perceptible, que hace alentar las ma
yores esperanzas de una prenta curs-
ci6n.
Alarmado por las noticias de hace
linos dfas. vino desde Fajsrdo, donde
ejerce su noble profession, el doctor
don Felipe yizcarrondo, pero ante
aver ha podido volyer a su residencia,
bastante confortado con ell visible ali
vio adFertido Ell el estado de la en-
ferna.
Ell IMPARCIAL hace votos por el
restabIecimienio de la prestigiosa de-
ma que es ian generalmente estimada
por toda la sociedad de Rio Pledr&s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-10
EN- Ell TEATRO MUNICIPAL
APARECERA ESTA NOCHE UN
INTERESANTE ESPEGTACULO

La Compalfa de Zarzucl& y Earie-
tes, (Soria Sicilia, reaparecere esta
noche ante el pl1blico de San Juan,
en- ell Teatro Municipal, con un pro-
grama llenO de amenidad.
La siempre nueva Zarzuels Chateau
Margauc que tiene' en- esta troupe un
excelente reparto, LENA Ia primera
parte del espectaculo.
Despu6s hsbrd un acto de varieda-
des en- el que tnma parta Paquita
Stella, una tonadillera muy sin patti
ca, muy graciosa v que tiene uns. voz
muy agradable Y canta con mucho
eStilo.
Isabel Soria, cantSrd el aria de
RigolettO, Caro- Nome.
Con estas dos arrOgantes gentiles
artistas, tomardn parte en- l& function
Lolita Duran, la damita jOven inge-
nua que tan aplGudida ha sido en-
Puerto Rico que tanto Temperament
to posee, los seilores Carredano, Fla
quer Y Vinuesa.
Es un grupo artfstico que forma un
;gradable cOnjupto Y que sabe COM
binar interpreter espectaculos muy
agradables.
Y, ademas, la empresa ha puesto
precios de situaci0n.