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Once in her house. she laid the hat
carefully away, covering Il with leaves
and moss, for It was going 10 be her
best hat End she expected to wear It
for many years.
Then Mrs. Coon put on her old sun
bonnet and went out 10 find something
for the family's supper.
While Che was gone her son, Fatty,
came IN, ~ hungry as eyer
u wonder whore Ma H." he nut.
tered. II hoped she would have
supper ready
lie looked all about, thinking that
perhaps he could find something TO
eat But he saw no food, anywhere.
Now. Mrs. Coon had been known
10 hide goodies from her family.
Poor lady. II was the only way che
oculd keep any food on hand. And
presently Fatty recalled this little
habit Of bis mothers. With a sly
look upon his face he glanced around
the room, until rs eyes rested upon
a heap Of leaves and moss In corner.
With Il poke Of his paw he swept
away the litter; and there before him
was an inviting dish. He whlstled
with delight.
"A salad" he exclaimed. And with.
out waiting another moment he set
10 and ate the trimmings off his
mothers new hat.
Somehow the salad did not taste
as good az he had expected. There
was an odd sameness of flavor abou,
all the vegetables and fruit. Still,
tho luncheon was filling. And with
Fatty Coon that was always the thing
most to be desired
Then he covered up what was left
os the hat, curled himself into a ball,
and went TO sleep And he didn't
wake up until some time afterward,
when Mrs. Coon came home laden
with all kinds Of good things. And
Mr.. Coon came too; but he brought
nothing except a huge appetite.
Before we sup" said Mrs. Coon,
j want you to see my new hat. It's
beauty She reached into the heap
Of leaves and moss and drew forth her
purchase, started at It,. then gave a
Shrek.
This isn't my hat" she cried
"Or il it Is. what has happened to il?
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Guests of Mrs. Mcferron
al lI0opeston. III.

Word has come that Mrs. Harry
wilkins, Mrs, Allan Turkey and Miss
Elizabeth Davis. who motorcd east
two weeks ago, have been in Hopes.
ton. H., ~ guests ~ Mrs. Donald
Mcfcrron. formerly 81 Council Bluffs,
since Monday. They have returned
10 Chicago. where Mrs Turkey viii
remain for a time ~ the Gnest u
Mrs. Hurry Byram.
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/eia Delta Party.

The Zeta Delta club Of Central High
school was entertained at a Hallow.
cen party Saturday evening at the
home Of Miss Louise Jurgenson.
Those present We're the Misses Paul
inc Rhoden Laura Perkins, Adah
Hall, Lois Walmer. Maude Munros,
Florence Drake. Geraldine McMaster,
Phyllis Weberg, Helen Anderson,
Helen Madden, Carmen Longman.
Katherine Bullock, Marjorie Pool ana
Rhea Whiimnre. and the Mossrs Har-
ia Perkins, Ralph nelong Earl Hall
Roland Galloway peau Sordln, Stan,
ley street, Ralph Morrison, Wilbur
Talene. Holland Hart, John uustaf'
SON. David peten, Vernon Sandeall'
Dick Notti. Dewitt Green aud PAU
tIWa
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Mrs. Merrill's Lecture
Series Opens.

Nrs Anthony French Merrill Of
Chicago VIII speak on Reading That
EnllYena Life.' the first of series
Of six lectures on Things Worth
While for Leisure Hours" M0nday
1890 n, M ~ the Blackstone hotel
November - Mrs Merrill viii talk
on Reading That Enfiches Life No
vember 20. Readings From Mod
ems December 4. New Influences
and Forces December II. THE New
Importance Of Thinning"
Tickets FOR the lecture course may
be- obt1ined from Mrs. William Mar.
tin at the Tadousac apartments.
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Benefit Gard Party.

The Benevolent and Patriotic or.
der Of Does will give the first Of Il
series Of card parties Thuraday after.
noon, 2 y. m, in the Elks' club rooms.
Proceeds Will be used for bencvo.
lent work. These affairs. which are
open to the public, will be continued
throughout the winter on the first
Thursday afternoon Of each month.
Reese rvaJons for tables may be made
with Mrs. W. II. H. Walker. who ls in
charge OF The opening party. Tickets
will also be IN sale at the door.
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lhe real motive powers hrN.nd honest
Eani MANNERS hui Enot appearance
if your friends hnYa honesty and
rauftRr hud Hu.ct 8leuifB THAT counts
Far more toward thrr fhnurirr and
worth thnn an social position and
sHnWy manners. Keep Your iHtHlA
.heh. choose loyalty ana courngr IN
Your friends Ambition mud force
mako an Andrew gtrnfAio - a raur
IMMIGRANT hoV Most gf our big men
hage fought their Why ~ from hoy
@fy Atru Fip brains and "a viii.
inFnrea 60 work DO fr more fnr a
man than coaf ~ arms Choose
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For Mrs. Turner.

Mrs Walter Roberts was hostess
Wednesday AT charmlngly appointed
luncheon honoring Mrs. Robert Turn.
er OF England. guest Of Mrs. John
Rediek. Mrs John Redick will en-.
terrain for her guest at the Brandeis
Thursday night.
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The Disc0Dccfting Problem 10 Which
Madge Awakened.
AdeIe Garlson'r New Phae


Lillian and / arrived home safely
but / was almost exhausted when !
finally reached the shelter Of the
house. 40 terrific had been the strain
Of driving in the fog, one Of the worst
we had ever experienced
Lillian made me drink some hot
milk, and tucked me into bed with a
peremptory admonltion 10 sleep tho
clock round.
The next morning the sound 81 fem
mime voices in unmlstakable tones u
acrld alteration outside my door
brought me 10 sitting postu.l with
q Jerk, and a realization, az ! saw
the sun streaming through my win
near 20 fulfilling her injunction liter.
ally.
Il tell you that il a cobweb up
there in the corner OF the hall.
may be- getting old. but ! am stlll
able 10 distinguish cobwcb when ]
see one. It's come 10 a pretty pass
when ] can find thing Ike that IN
the house. or course, ! realize you
haven't been able to do much this
last day or two, but this thing must
have been there week
recognized the peculiar timbre u
my motherInIaws voice. She was on
one Of her house-cleaning rampages,
and | groaned AZ ] recognized the
symptoms.
Il might have known" ! said TO
myself, remembering Dicky's Oft re-
peated declaration that his mother
left off steam by lnaugurating a gen
eral cleaning.
How Dare You"
when she's aching for a row and
can't get one, she takes it out on the
broom and the serubbing pail" he
had said, and the memory OF his
words Illuminated her present actly-
ity.
Lillian must have made her see the
mpossibility OF her attitude toward
the welcoming Of poor wounded Tom
Chester to our home. and she there.
lOIt Nbulu Ilbl idiig b4A il'i illl'sl
to leave the house. But she had not
forgiven me. and every nook ana
corner Of the house would realize the
fact before she finally exercised the
little devil Of temper which was driy'
ing her.
listened tensely for Katie's voice,
for. OF course, knew that my
motherin-law's remarks were adj
dressed TO my faithful little maid And
| knew. with the sound Of the first
syllable that Katie was in the rebel
llous mood, which II not checked
means an explosion.
4 clean me dis hall two days ago"
the girl protested sullenly, Noting
dere den. | go me all over ceiling
ind wallis nit a rag tied by broom. "
"iIow dare you have the face to
stand there and tell me that There's
the cobweb"
Dot no eehWeh. Dot spiderweh. p"
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Ten-Table Bridge Party
al the Country Club.

Invitations have been issued for a
tentablo bridge party to be given, al
tbs Omaha Country club Wednesday
Of next, week when Mrs. MANSON
Young and Mrs Robert Reasoner viii
be Possesses
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pie and Cake Sale.

The ladies' auxiliary of st. Pauls
Episcopal church will hold an all.day
sale Of home made pies and cakes
Saturday, November 4. at the Cali
fornia grocery, Thlrty-Third and Cali.
fornia streets. Mrs G. f. Baldwin in
charge.
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For Miss McGibbon.

Mrs. Lee Ross Newklrk will enter.
tain number Of her friends infor-
mally at tea Saturday afternoon at
her home 10 meet her sister Miss Jean
McGibbon Of Liverpool England. who
is her guest.
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Masallerade Party.

Miss Miriam Martin gave a mas.
qucfadc ball, with Halloween decofa,
tionA. ON Saturday evening, October
IS, Thirty six guests were present.
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Benefit Entertainment.

Officers Of Adah chapter, order of
Eastern Star. will give an entertain.
meut Thursday evening at the South
Side Masonic temple. for the benefit
Of the Masonic home In Fremont.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-02

Miss Phyllis Bender. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Bender, en-.
tertalned II Of her school girl friends
Of Field school at costume Hallow.
cen party at her home Tuesday eve.
ming.
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Miss Brennan Entertains.

Miss Loretta Brennan was hostess
at her home Tuesday evening at a
lIallowe en- party, when the guests
We're members Of st. Johns high
school
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Overseas Dinner.

The Women's Overseas Service
league will meet for dinner at $3.50
Tuesday evening, Nov. Z. at the Fon-
tenelle. Mrs. Naomi Girlgard at Har-
neY $3.50 is taking reservations.
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carefully ani NOT hastily, hut don't
eYr az your honest standards Tor the
sake II meeting folks who may be
mere huns,
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Ak.Sar-Ben Maids Honored
by Queen Gertrude.

Miss Gertrude Stout. reignlng
queen Of .sar.Ben will entertain the
princesses Of her court Thursday at
luncheon at her home Covers Will be
placed for eight.
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Leaving Omaha

Mss Norma Archer gave a llal
lows en- PARTY Monday evening in hon.
b n Lois Flair who leaves seoh 20
make her home in Colorado
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Mrs. McGmrk HonOred.

Mrs. Robert Iteasonef VIII enter
tain at bridge Thursday afternoon ~
tho Country club in compliment to
Mrs, John s. McGurk, VINO Is new
conner to Omaha from Oycrton, Seb
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Problems That Perplex
CIloose InNaIIy.


Dear Miss Fairfax am ~
stenOgraphef. nm 20 and come az
revolutionary stock have a nice
home and my parents are anxious for
both my sister and myself 90 make
a good marriage, II possible a ruug
or two higher on the social ladder
But the peculiar part Of il Is J dunt
seem 10 be- like the rest ~ my family
aud ~ a social Light I'm afraid I'm "a
dead failure, NY parents md my tis.
Tor hhYo given He mp as hop alfHs,
and this IL the reason
| have lots and lots u friends, but
they ARE All kinds and ~ AGES, they
have no place on the social Mddcr aud
not much money what they have
got. though. IL good, honest prime.
ples. IL I were IN trouble tomorrow
and needed outside help, / would
never lack for IL.
| have no sympathy With course.
ness and my friends are not course,
but just plain, human folks without
any trimmings. ! wonder which
would you rather De, m easy going
person Ike me- or q social climber
| wish you would help me out, be
cause ! have grave doubts NJ myself,
aud yet ! don't know - ! am wrong
| simply do not seem To have tho
ability 10 judge PERSONS exterior,
and as result my folks are con
atantly In nervous tremnf rs to
who I'm going 10 get friendly with
next And they seem TO think that
/ VIII never make - good marriage
As long 8s / continue ~ take up with
such n0bodles. But that doesn't wpr
ny me much ! am ambitious, and
during the winter ! study commercial
art.
A girl IL Judged by the company
she keeps. they say. what DO you
think? How would you judge q girl
whosc friends have no outside polish
10 speak of, no grand display of p6ise
and dignity and high head holdings
but real true and loyal human hearts
l.. NJ. NJ.
'"fhe rank Is but the guinea's stamp
the mans the gowd for a that"
wrote Robert Burns long ago. Does
he answer your Social climbing IL
bad business. Manners and outer
polish prove very little beyond the
Initiative quality monkeys as well ~
mon possess. Cleanliness. neatness,
consideration and graclousness are
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-02
NatiooaI Kinderearten Girls,

The National kindergarten girls
will hold rummage sale, Friday aft.
erBoon ut 2J05 q street.
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process as the old stone mill of our
lathes.
The wheat is especially selected
chosen after many tests.
II you have been accustomed to
eating bran bread or so-called whole
wheat bread, try WHEAT TONE.
IL will delight you. There are
hundreds Of people in Omaha who
cat WHEAT TONE regularly If
you have never tasted this fine loaf
of never thought YOU would like
"a whole wheat bread. Try WHEAT
TONE now. MANY folks eat two
kinds Of bread al every meal -
white bread and WHEAT TONE,
,.s. Esaear
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-02

"say. Marie. ! hope
ur don't haze any
bites utliiis trsfe eat
nur ksliogRs Corn
Iiqhes, cause ! hhe
hsiioeRa so much
that ms hsh all get
aWa) Z"
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-02

Y you have heard about the
" benefits of whole wheat.
L, Doctors and scientists tell
you that It not only offers the body
wholesome nourishment, but it con.
tains properties that keep the body
III and functioning.
In WHEAT TONE you Get all
the benefits OF the wheat gram, in.
Guiding the germ and Mi of the
bran. II is made from the whole
grain because we have "A mill in aut
bakery that gr.nds the wheat moth.
ing is added and nothing e taken
away This mill gT.nd5 hg tbs amt
~ 81
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Get 4 IFon your Grocer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
COncurSO de
FL Irllparcial'


clos. En- case de empate, Sc. dejara
a opci6n de elias 10 que Sc ha de
resolver con Ell CARO- en- disputa.
(h) 81 una persona ha reunido
mas votos que otra, pero esta ha acer-
tado mas ntimero de dfas en- cuanto
a la palabra suprimida los anun-
clos, el caro- sera otorgado ambas,
por haber cumplido las dos los reque-
rimientos del presente Concurso.
(i) Ell insuperable caro- BUICK
sera entregado a su dueiio due
nos en- los mismos dep6sitos de Sam
tiago A. Panzardi, Inc, Ell dfa 1ro.
de enero de 1928, como obsequio de
A1o Nuevo.
Este CAIRO BUICK seleccionado por
nosotros para premiar la constancia
y habilidad y ademas la adquisici6n
diaria de EEL IMPARCIAL" entire
nuestros lectores, es uno de los auto
movies mas 1ujosos, c6modos, rapi-
dos, de A cilindros y 5 pasajeros que
han adquirido una alta reputation
en- todo Ell Inundo, v que en- Puerto
Rico, donde es representado por San
tiago A. Panzardi, Inc, van a la ca
beza entire los carros de turismo aquf
en- venta. Su precio no esta de acuer-
do con los grandes servicios que pres
ia, pues resulta inferior a 10 que
realmente vale. iva vd. desper-
diciar la oportunidad de poder adj
quirir un BUICK Gratisp
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

La pr;G,avera es como un os" de
circo: danzai III son de la pandereta
iel sinao Dios. entire la risa de los
niilas LII cho2heZ de los abu,-los.
Ia pr4mavera es como ult doclo
mage que hace brotar, al conjuro de
sus names, cosas maraviliu>:!s lue
solo duran un instante
La ~pY:mavera cs como una copa de
bro que nos promote numerosos deiei-
les y Ell la que vemos deshojarse las
esperaslzas que no llegaron Il realida
des. -.
NADIA iusioh5l regocija mis- cue
csta primavcra de Madrid. Ell tAlio
lei lnv:crno huge con las nieblas Y IL
bella ciut,ad surge como una Huston,
pronetedola de caricias. En- todas
las venss.ras brillan ojos negroS En-
todas las ventanas hay una c;9:ci0u.
Con la primavera adquieren nueya
vida los amores que parecfan extin-
suirse., Con Ia primavera los labios
Fse tornan calidos y besan meier. Con
La primavera las niflas sienten Ell Ia
| igo de plata.
Ell mayor encanto de esta noble es-
taci6n es ell cortejo de recuerdos que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

Ell senior Benedicto hace una acla-
racion al Gobernador. Por Camuy v
Hatillo informa Ell Representante la
Camara DR.. Alum, que informa en-
ingles. El Gobernador lie invita- a
acercarse la mesa para oirle mejor.
Ell mismo informante Sc traduce des-
pues al castellano. Attorney, Teso-
reyo Y Gobernador cambian impresio-
mes. Informan por Maunabo y We
ga Baja. Ell DIR. Barreras, de jun
cos, Aaclara que ell Municipio no tiene
compromises para venta de sus boz
nos. Por Vega Baja informa el sefor
Otero. Ell asunto de Carolina fue de-
fendido por el Lcdo. J. B. Soto. Ell
senior Jose Ruiz Soler, como princi-
pal contribuyente de aquella locali-
dad redarguye de Illegal la ordenan-
"a porque no esta aprobada por las
dos terceras parties de la Asamblea.
Informan, Comerfo, Aguas Buenas
" Dorado.
Ell Lcdo. senior ]. B. Soto lie habla
aparte al Gobernador.
FL senior Gorbea, del Departamento
de Tesoreria, asesora la comisi6n.
La oposicion general de los Muni-
cipios es a que el Consejo Executive
controle haga las subastas de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
Los GNPREST|JOS NUN|C|PAbES
I'm tgnbId dc terra en- GI Console EjSGudvO

En- La tarde del martes, Sc reunio el
Consejo Executive para tratar de los
emprestitos municipales pendientes y
hubo gran concurrencia de Comisio-
nados de Servicio Plblico de la Isla
interesados en- las solicitudes de los
diversos Municipios.
Ell Comisionado de Servicio P1blico
de San Juan Sr. Travieso concurrio
tarnbien
Quedan aprobados los emprestitos
de San Juan.
s Concurrieron los Jefes de Departa-
mento Sres. Mestre, Benedicto, Lip
pitt, Wilson v eI Gobernador que pre-
sidia. Despues de comenzada la Sc
sion lego el senior Huyke. Sc llam6
en- la hsta al votar al seiior Toro La
barthe, pero no concurrio. Ell Alcal-
de de Vega Baja, sefor Cestero Y ell
de .Juncos, DR.. Barreras, entire los
asistentes. FL pequeno salon compile
tamente lleno.
La session comenz6 POGO despues de
las 2 de la tarde. De Secretario el
seiior Castro. Algdn aparte del Co
bernador con el Alcalde de San Juan,
LuegO con Lippitt Wilson.
Ell Alcalde de Caguas, seior Jime-
nez hace un informe oral respecto de
su solicitud, discutiendo algunas en-
miendas del Consejo. Que habiendo
oferta compromise de venta de los
bonos, 81 esta no Sc hace en- Ia fol
forma expresada puede ocasionarle
pleitos Al Municipio,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
La Vida del Teatro en- Espaha
HabIando con Jacinto Benavente

sido porque quieIO antes aduenarme
de aqHel anbiente y de aquel pdblico;
srber la gradaci6n precisa de sus gus
los. el matiz exacto de sus preocupa-
clones. -.
Habla Benayente sin amargura,
pero creemos descubrir en- sus pala-
bras I'm dejo die melancolfa.
Tras breve pausa continual
-Realmente estoy conmoyido. Des-
de que los periodieos anunciaron mi
nlarcha, '. de manera mas omenos ve-.
lada Sc dijo que me iba despeehado.
que tai vez no volviera, than sidb
talitas de tai fndole las pruebas de
afecto resibitas, que hay momentos
en- que pie:lso que hago NAL en- mar
charme!
Isl efectieamente ha de regresar,
gno! tsted es la figura representative
de mas alto valor de Ia Espaiia Ii
telaria actual
lie repito que mi ausencia puede
ser mas oimenos larga. Depende de
las circunstancias. Yea mi casa.
QueQ Qda en- ella, su cuidado, un pro-
ximo pariente. Me lleyo muchos Ii
bros. muchos papeles. Mi casa queda
tai v como ha sido testigo de mis-
afanes, de mis- desveIps, de mis- estu-
dios, de mis- triunfos; tai y como la
dej6 al morir mi madre. i Mi madre !!
Ella era ed asidero que tenfa a Ma
drid. Espaiia 81 no hubiera sido
por mi madre. el viaje que ahora
realizo 10 hubiera levado la prac-
tica hace mucho tempo. Pero ella,
su afecto hacia mi, su etEad avanda-
da, todo me impedfa el efectuarlo.
Ahora ya....
Luciano de 1'aaoaerd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03
Ell BALE DE ANOcHE EN- SAN
cRISTOBAL.

A noche Sc celebr0 Ell el castillo de
San .Cristobal. con extlaordinario luci-
miento ell bale ofrecido por la oficia-
lidad del regimiento 65 como tribute
de simpatfas al coronel del regimiento
Sr. Melville Jarvis que embarcara den
tro de breves dfas para el Norte. A
ticho acto concurri0 10 masAselecto de
nuestro mundo social pasandose allf
varias horas de verdadera algeria. La
concurrencia. como de costumbre. fue
obsequiatla esplendidalnelta Amend
z5 aquel beIlo acto la Banda del Regi-
nAiento que ejecut0 bonit;ss pleas mu-
sicales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

(a) Todos los dfas aparecera uno
de nnestros anuncios con una palabra
suprimida por nosotros y el lector
que acertare cua1 es, 10 hara constar
asf en- el Cup6n adjunto.
(b) En- la primera plana de GEL,
IMPARCIAL~ Sc mencionara la pa
labra suprimida, para facilitar al
lector su participation en- este Con-
curse.
(c) Mensua1mente Sc verificara
nm escrutinio parcial, cuyo resu1tado
Sc publicara en- estas columnas al dfa
siguiente de celebrado. Ell dfa 81
de diciembre Sc llevara a cabo el es-
crutinio general, para la entrega del
autom6vil.
(d) No debe mandarsenos por
correo nj traersenos personalmente,
Cupones nuestras oficinas, sino a
fin%7 de semana; y cada votante
tendra de nosotros un recibo que le
acredite Ell ndmero de Cupones en-
viado.
(e) No debe incluirse la palabra
de un dfa en- Ell Cup6n de otro dfa, SO
pena de anular este. Para ESQ van
fechados los Cupones dfariamente.
(f) Anula tambien el Cup6n, el
que no este convenientemente lleno,
como Sc indica en- sus instrucciones.
(g) Entire dos personas que ha-
yan reunido igual n1mero de Cupo-
mes, sera vencedora la que de elias
haya acertado mas ndmero de veces
en- Ell entretenimiento de los anun-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-03

Alentaban en- mi viyos deseos de vi
sitar la Escuela SuperioS de Ponce,
de la que tenfa desde hace tempo in
formes muy favofables, Y aguardaba
una OCCASION en- que tuviera yQ dispo-
nible el tempo necesario para poder
apreciar aquella, en- sus detalles de
mas relieve. Ocurri6 en- este el rasgO
generoso de las alumnas alumnos
del cuarto grado. la secci6n mas ade-
lantada Y triunfante de esa Escuela
capital, que honr0 mi nombre dedi-
clndole el Album anual que dichd ms
tituci0n publica para premiar ell me-
rito de sus alumnos victoriosos, y
este me obligaba manifestarla de
alg1n modo mi gratitud.
Existe 'ain en- ,el profesorado de la
Escuela Superior poncena cierta pre-
venci0n contra los actos orgtorios de
los visitantes, desde que habl6, ALI el
poeta lfrico andaluz Francisco Villa
espesa. Gratgmente impresionado
ante el brillantfsimo conjunto perso-
nal de este Centre docente, dio libre
curse a su oratiria tan fluida como
indiscipiinada'; su ardorosa y brillan-
fe fantasia oriental traspas6 a veces
los linderos de las conyeniencias PEI
dag6gicas, Y alete6 gallardamente en-
los linderos acotados de la polftica
Estos fogosos vuelos caldearon al
glin tanto la imagination semioriental
de esta inventud impresionable v en-
gendr6 cierto prudente recelo entire
los directories de la Escuela, recelo
que subsiste atin, aunque atenuado,
en- aquella institution.
En- estas condiciones, ell visitante
ha de tener buen cuidado de poner
sordina a sus manifestations de en-
tusiasmo, Y, por otra parte, la limita-
ci6n de la concurrencia una sola
clase de la Escuela, por mas que fue-
Sc la mas brilIante docta, no podfa