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The Lake County times., 1922-01-14

for his ready money. his wives or his
books.
1T was not becoming for q prince
possessing SO many chariots 10 be
bounded in the article Of women; he
therefore possessed seven hundred
women who bore the name of Queen
and what is strange, he had but
three hundred concubines; contrary
TO the custom OF kings, who have
generally more mlstresses than
wives.
"The books attributed to Solomon
have lasted longer than his temple >
Short extracts from the love poems
or King Solomon are used to good
effect in the motion picture. The
Queen of Sheba,' being thrown on
the screen as titles.
One wonders. since Solomon wrote
his famous songs about the original
Queen Of Sheba. just what the ceIe-
brated King would write if ho could
see Betty Blythe i'm her portrayal of
the historic lady. Perhaps he would
write something different.
In connection with the big produc-
ton Of "The Queen Of Sheba," in
which the love story Of Solomon and
Sheba's Queen has been so vividly
exploited. one Of the greatest and
most spectacular features IS the
chariot race There are really two
races tho first being between n num-
her Of chariots each drawn by four
horses. and the second being the
sneed contest between the chariot of
Sheha driven by Miss Betty Blvthe.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-14

! before. This camera. later devey-
opment of device used by United
States observers in the war. can fol-
/ 'ow q fast moving object. keeping 10
always in the field of vision
The panoramic camera swept the
track from the top of an So fcot
column in the middle of the eval.
The ornamental column was built to
revolve at the will of the camera,
man. the camera lens being pointed
through a narrow slit
O'her cameras Of the same fyps
We're piacel behind Sits in tie oval
wall surrounding the track. so that
every foot of the races from start 70
mash was dlmee.
This. however does not explain the
'close-npS of the race where wash
ii and Sheba are seen driving direct
/ ly towards the camera These. per
( haps. are the most thrilling scenes of
I all for the very expression on the
\ women 5 faces can he seen as they
! urge on their horses This was done
/ by means of cameras mounted on au-
tomobiles, keeping always just ahead
! Of the horses.
| There We're two accidents during
the races. but fortunately none WAS
| serious, A wheel came OF chariot
and Jim Murphy. a driver. had 20
leap for life. He rolled over and
over on the arena, and Just as no
was about to get up he saw coming
| straight towards him second
chariot. the horses going too fast 10
draw up. He tried TO roll ont OF
their way, but could not The out
side horse bore down straight upon
him. and then. suddenly catching
sight of him. swerved. reared and by
an effort avoided his body. Murphy
was able TO roll out of reach of the
chariot wheel
IT is a well known fact that
horse will not Intentionally step on
PROSTATE man. but to stake ones
life at a seconds notice on horses
intelligence is not comfortable
thing. according 70 Jim Murphy.
The second accident was COLI
sion between chariots, but this, too.
ended happily.
The Lake County times., 1922-01-14
Ballet Show
Dances of
Ancient
Splendor

The dancers contributing much
verve and pep constituted one Of the
most important details of the lengthy
rehearsals that accompanied the MAX
ing of the picture. (which consumed
nearly year.
Frederic KoVert a special dancer
in the production. had charge of the
training of the thirty-six professional
dancers enlisted most Of whom had
formerly the tutelage of some of the
most noted dancing instructors in the
world.
Four hundred dancers applied Tor
tho engagement and from this army
Mr Kovert selected the thirty-six
Ths selection took three days time
The dancers were arranaed in rows.
ana the most promising material wa
gradually advanced until the er.,rt
front row comprised the cream of tn,
candidates
one or the greatest obstacles en-
countered. from the stand point OF get
ting live action into the dances. was
the fact that. according to the data
satberea, the dancing of sheba's time
consisted Of posturing that was cere-
monial ana religious, accompanied BY
weird music that wa sincerely rhyth-
mic. compromise was effecter by
executing the authenticated dance
postures and moving the dancers about
slightly. 50 that all tho action and
grace Of the ancient dance is really
hei ghtened. and the completed dance
is a beautiful. symbolic affair
The dancing feature OF the big pro-
ductien is attracting great deal of
attention particularly that part
where the solo dancers appear in gar
ish costumes Of huge feathers. being
made up as peacock and the like
The Lake County times., 1922-01-14

ID the Queen Of Sheba IN
spire the immortal love
songs Of Solomon? That is
the question which has re.
Gently come to the front because Of
the presentation in screen form by
William Fox Of a great moving pic
ture spectacle. THE Queen OF She
ba," and the fact that the love story
Of the famous Queen and the cele-
brated King has proven of interest
to thousands of people on Broadway
as one OF the most interesting pro-
ductions Of the entire season.
Throughout the East a hundred
legends and traditions, mostly IN
written, keep alive the memory of
the great Queen who came from the
South and won Solomon's heart
Her fame in Asia is beyond that Of
Cleopatra and that of Helen Of Troy,
In spite af the fact that Cleopatra
had Shakespeare and Helen had
Homer to sing their praises, while
Sheba's love has never until now
been set forth in the written word.
Yet for proof of her strong influ-
ace on King Solomon, and through
i'm, probably, on the whole course
OF history. one must turn TO the
Songs of Solomon, which. according
10 many commentators. contain
many passages which can refer only
to the Queen OF Sheba.
It IS true that a strong school Of
fhnUpbt holds 4bot Il 4ho-o $1,000.
which form the collection known as
he Songs Of Solomon. the King used
his love for Sheba as religious
The Lake County times., 1922-01-14
BY WILL A. PAGE

~ ID the Queen Of Sheba In
spire the immortal love
songs Of Solomon? That is
~Sansn
Evening star., 1922-11-21
SCHOOL PUPILS TO HELP
SELL CHRISTMAS SEALS
Supt. Bal1ou Urges Teachers to
Encourage Children in Health
Crusade.

Public school officers and teachers
are called upon by Supt. Frank w.
Ballou to encourage pupils to sell the
Christmas seals of the Washington
tuberculosis Association. Sales of
the seals by the school children was
authorized by the board of education
at it's meeting November l.
In a circular letter to the school
officers DIR. Ballou states:
1.-THE public school children should
be advised against selling these seals
on the streets: They are expected to
spective homes. Teachers will do
well to emphasize the idea that
through, the sale of these seals
healthy children are assisting in the
support Of various undertakings as
sociated with our schools for making
other children healthy.
1.-THE money raised through the
sale Of Christmas health seals last
year amounted to $500. The amount
expended by the tuberculosis Asso-
citation amounted to over $11.300.
The association expended money for
the health crusade, for food supplies
and equipment for open-air schools.
for additional personnel and equip
ment in the Harrison and Hamilton
schools. for health rhymes distributed
and for the Health Day camp con-
Quoted for children during the
summer.
'In view Of tho very worthy pur-
poses for which this money is ex-
pended on behalf of pupils. for the
most part attending our public
schools, the superintendent feels JUS
tilted in hoping that officers and
teachers will encourage pupils to
take advantage of this opportunity
of demonstrating their interest IN
one another's happiness. The super
intendent believes that pupils and
parents will desire to assist tho as
sociation in carrying on its work"
Evening star., 1922-11-21
Pay in January

Purchases charged now at
Kann's are being entered on
December bills, payable in
January. This is an encour-
agement for early Christmas
shopping.
Evening star., 1922-11-21
PR0GREssIvEs TO MEET.
Call Issued for National Farley at
Cleveland December II.

The national executive board Of the
Conference for Progressive Political Ac-
ton has issued a call for a national
meeting of the association at Cleveland.
December II.
W. II Johnston, chairman of the
conference. says that, while the associa-
ton is in sympathy with the movement
for the creation OF q progressive bloc in
Congress, there Is no connection be-
tween the two movements.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

Street sweeping Is carried out in
the Scottish city Of Greenock largely
by women, whose work gives general
satisfaction.
Evening star., 1922-11-21
At. 1925 Pair

-women's Strap-wrist Gloves.
gauntlet style, with Paris
point stitched backs. PIX
sewn, in tan, brown, beaver.
oak, champagne, pearl. white
and black, also white with
black and black with white
stitching.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1922-11-21
At Csc Pair
At $z.D Pair

-Women's Washable Suede
finished Gloves, gauntlet
style, with heavy stitched
backs, strap around the
wrist and band-trimmed
cuffs, in mode, nut, beaver
and gray.
Evening star., 1922-11-21

You'll Succeed
If You're Trained
Big business has no time to
educate, but it has 1imitless
appreciation of the man who
measures up to the response
bilities of leadership.
LaSalle Extension Univer-
sity helps you to determine
for what you are best fitted
and through its distinctive
Problem Method gives you the
practical training you would
receive in actual experience.
It's so fortunate for you
who live in Washington that
LaSalle Extension University
has an organized branch here
where you can sit right down
with us and have a heart-to-
heart talk about your personal
hopes and ambitions. We are
open day and evening.
OF course, II you cannot come
In write for copy Of General
Bulletin which surveys the vari-
ous courses Of specialized train
ing given by LaSalle and sx-
plains the LaSal1e Problem
Method and the LaSalle Busi-
ness Guidance and Placement
80xY1o0,
Evening star., 1922-11-21
Three Lots of Strap Wrist
Gloues-AU Are Mnpo::c>I

-You WILL of course, want new pair to wear with
the Thanksgiving costume.
At Csc Pair
-Womens Srapwrist Style Gauntlet Gloves, of washable
chamosette, with spearpont sefstched backs in SAND,
oak, mastic covert and gray At pair, 9Sc
Evening star., 1922-11-21
BEGIN Workon the Lamp Shades

chase the materials here.
Lamp Shade Frames, from
those for the boudoir to that OF
the 2s-inch size for the large
floor lamp
39c to $3.50
-Bed Lixhts and s:Put and Take"
Lfrhts with doll heads. also some
without. all complete with cord
and socket
$1.9S to $5.98
wall Bracket Frames, hai1
round shape, with O. 7E
cord and socket. 0Z./O
Materials for Covering
Frame
-s6-inch silks, Japanese and
Spanish h satins. taffetas, also
fancy striped and figured ma.
terials, some Of which are USED
for lining. A yard
$1.W to $2.75
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
Los SUCESOS

En- Ia nOche del dia 10 de los GO.
rrientes. en- el barrio Tallaboa. fnca
Dc Ismacl Maldonado. De Pchuelas. Sc
suicide Ia schora Emilia Torres, blan-
"A. De p asos de edad, residente en-
Ia misma finca. ahorcandOse de On ar
hcl Sc practice la ccrrsspoajicn.c
investigation.
81 dia : dei actsai, en IA para g
y media. en san Juan, cl caro- clcc-
tiico No. 2S. guiado por el motorists
Graz Rivera y conductor Felix Mon-
serfate, arrolo a Raimundo Cruz. oca-
sianjole contrs;ones leves. de las que
fae asistido en la sala de socorro.
FL dia 9, en- Santurce. Ia polieia
sorprendio Antonio Cruz, transpor-
tando dos cuartillcs de ror, por 10
que Ia corte municipal le condeno al
rpago de multa de $500, culpable &c
viclar la ley Prohibicionista.
En- IA noche del dia 10, en- la calle
San Jose, el autom6vil No. $50, de
fairy Pietters, guisdo por 6l mismo,
resultando este Gltimo yehiculo con
desperfectos. El conductor del auto
fue denunciado por vioiar la Ley de
Autom6viles.
En- Ia tarde del msiino dia, en- "a
parada 6, Puerta de Terra, el auto
m5vil No. AS, de Juan pedr9sa, guia=
Dc por el chauffeur Leopcldo Sosa,
No, 1880, arrol6 al soldado Rafael
3. Brugueras. causandole heridas de
algana gravedad, siendo reclaido en-
el Hospital Municipal. FL chauffeur
fue afrestado y ell Juez Municipal le
senalo fnaza de $500.
FL dia II, en- el' barrio Miranda,
Puerta, de TERRA, Antonio Rivera Sc
intoxic6 ingiriendo fuerte dosis de
acido muriatico, siendo asistido en- el
Hospital Municipal.
El dfa 8 del corriente, a las 8 80
p m, en- Santurce, la policfa sorpren-
di0 al individuo Antonio Cruz, tras-
portando un frasco conteniendo alre-
dedor de dos cuartillos de ron caiiita.
Denunciado a la Corte Municipal por
violaci6n a la ley Volstead, aver fuG
sentenciado pagar $500 de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
VENTA DE
/. OCCASION

A cinco minutes de Rio Piedras, se
vende una hermosa fnca de unas cua-
trocientas cuerdas sembradas de ma
lojillo, hierba de guinea Y elefante.
Ferrenos excelentes para caiias, atra-
yesados por la via del ferrocarril de
Eio Piedras Carolina. Tiene mag
mica casa de vivienda, con installation
electlica Y sanitaria, y aqua perma-
nente, garage y otras dependencias;
orde1adero moderno complete, ran
cho con installation de maquina para
pioar yerba, con su motor electrico;
bomba con motor .electrico y tanques
de hero para agta; tahque para ga-
rrapatas; Inca telef6nica propia; sic
te casas para peones y varios ranches
para ganado. Existe en- ella una ex-
celente Taqueria, compuesta de un nd-
nero regular de yacas americans
"HolsteinR y algunas "Jerseys', d&
pals y cruzadas, toro 'Holstein'. px
70, novillas cruzadas Y anerieana*
nacidas en- q pals; algunos bueyes
camos, I
Todo el ganado es de la mejor cal
litlaJi y 10 finca ia en- excelente conf
dici6n para el negocio de lecheria, 4
cue Sc dediea.
Sc desea vender en- el tempo maA
breve possible, por precio razonable, 7
sc dan facilidades para el pago.
Informes del Sr. j. M. Cuadrad0,
Santurce, y del Sr. Domingo Cerra
en- la misma finca, kil6metro 5, de Rio
Piedras Carolina. 12-18
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
rriunfo de ia Central H'rh"

Una Gran multitaa de "fans" inya-
do Sos lands ei s5bado dia 10 de los
co.aicrve. para rrennciar 81 desa-
-io que iha 4 celch,arsc entire los
teams lie Ia cseucla superior de Ca
euas, dirigido por el "Jmete" Fabito
Y al dc San Juan, dirign pcr el otro
."Jinete" Ciqui.
Como amhas escookls estahan igpa-
les con mil puntos en- ei presente cam
peonato escolar, todos los ginpatiza-
dores de ambas escuelas estaban an
siosos dc saber cual continuaria con
este buen record. A les tres p. m.,
di6 Ia voz de play Mr., Keelan, reel
biendo la primera dona, Caguas; toca-
les il la majagua los de la losa y
explotaron al primer pitcher de Fa-
bito cen una iluvia de hits, anotandose
A caIreras.
En- la segunda y tercera entradas
.fueron ceros para los de Caguas, mien
tras los muchachos de Ciqui explota-
ron al otro pitcher haciendoles dos y
seis carreras ea eI segundo y tercer
innings, respectivamente Entonees los
"JinAtes' juniors lleyaban sns eaha-
Hos al galope. Caguas Sc anoto tres
earreras en- la cuarta entrada y. otra
en- la septima Y como muchqss ereian
qne ei tercer pitcher dc, Gaguas era
un enigma porque no queriamos ha-
Ger mss carreras, Cayayo tomo la mi
sion de ligarles un soberbio tribeys
en- la octava entrada anotando per un
saclificio del Piel.
Parece que el sweater" ofrecido
por la Central High, tiene a esos mu-
chachos de Ciqui que no respetan min
gun pitcher
va 10 vera Davi1 y compa1ia; toda-
via hay tempo para darse un banjo
de toletazos "Marca C. H. S."
Julio "A. Francis,
MT tatjs {aufOg Central High.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
81 DOMINGO IL sr rNAueURA LA
TEMFoRAoA AMERICANA.
s. RIayneues' lustaea ron lol iemibies
Boston Stacs

Defnitivamente el domingo pr6xi-
mo empezara IA temnorada america
ma, coEtendiendo el ''aayagiiez" vs.
Boston Stars.
Los muchaehos del Oeste vienen con
el prop6sito de demostror 2 los fans
de Ia capital, cue no es cierto 10 que
diceh muchos cronistas, y para po-
ner en- alto la bsndera de4us triunfos.
- ri "MayaSuez", que cuenta con los
pitchers liter Y Garcia, en- el cuadro
corto con un n1mero de players, cue
al decir de ellos son verdaderss mu-
rallas, Sc propone darnos dos magnifi-
cos games.
Los leones del Oeste, cue no estan
conformes, con cue Ia novena Maya
guez", no sc cuente entire las de mu
cho, empuje en- Ia isla, quieren demos
trar en- estos dos juegos, no con las
novenas locales, sino con el Boston
Stars, que ellos tienen un conjunto
de exeelentes players para ganarte.
Rehidisimo resultaran. .estos encuen-
tros, Y es SECURE. que eEprdxino do
mingo, hatra aaencia de fanaticos en-
la Liga de la rarada oeho.
Esta teniporada tendra una gran
atracci6nen los juegos, " es, que Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
SANTILLAN ELeCINICO
Nota bibliografca.

La Casa Editorial de Pueyo, en-
Madrid, ha editado recientemente una
novela de Estanislao Maestro que me-
rece ser senalada entire las muchas
buenas que la prensa espafola, dan
ahora ala publicidad. 9i II RaIe.
q Maestro no es un novelcen este ge-
nero de obras.ss Lleva va publicadas
unas ocho novelas que circular conles-
timacion, yuma de elias, La hija del
usurero, ha merecido los honores del
laurel affea9s9 i III lH
Esta vez ha elegido el mundo de
los cinicos, que es va uns gran mum
do, parasespigar los personajes de su
dbra, y ha nombrado a Santillan CO.
mo pfotagonista, qaiza para Que no Sc
confundiera entire 81 tfacirfo de per-
sonaies cfnicos de su novela, como e
anciano Breciales, et ST. Despierto
Baltasar, i las dos gardunas con
guantes de seda, doha Analia y tlona
RosaufS.
Las inicas tres figuras honradas
duedan como sepultadas en- la aldea
desde los plimeros capftulos, como
para cue no estorben nj alteren la
.unidad y la Marcia de la acci6n. Hay
una victima, Esperancita, que prdo
ser pura VI honrada, 81 no hubiera cai-
do en- tas fedes de los cfnicos qneola
,n.9jaaa,b 8. oiiissi plti ,,si ssn3' Is
Ia habilidad- del autor trillnfo del
Iescollo de mcnotonia entire tanto ci-
inieo Ga aeei5n, dandoles orbita y re-
lieNe especial a cada uno, con la ne
ee aria differentiation,
Describe Maestro con sobriedad, Vi
gor y 4colorido dignos Sde APPLAUSE, y
Lccnduce Ia accion " eldialogo con tai
lhabilidad, que despiesta siempre gran
ifnteresNeH el lector.g
Puede adquirirse esta obra en- las
Ilibrerias de Cantelo, Fernandez &
Co, y en- otras de las mas inportan-
tes de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
EsPECTACULOs

Ciac Tres -Escarnio De
Ia Socieaad- cn 6 acios. por Conway
Tcssle. una rcvista Paths y ''El Capt.
IN Kidd. per Eddie Polo.
Cine victsry GAraea. CSanturce).-
Una comedia. por Larry Semon y los
episodios : y de Ia gran serie; "Re-
sando al Oestino". por William Dun
can.
Cipe lms,risl. CSanturce).-SOber-
liza pfada -ian E~tradinaria. Jack
iist. Liza Lee Charles orle en- el
eeiicslo fctodrama super-especial, IT,
talaio; 'Arlcr : Sacriicio".
Tsaiso Beliegraph. CCataSo).-Ha-
r,y piel en- la gran cinta: "El Jinets
SIN Cabeza' 3 Jua comedia en- dos ac-
tos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
LOS QUE LLEGAN

Lista avanzada de los pasajeros
que saldran. de New York con destino
iadeste puerto en- Ell vapor "Caracas",
Ell; dfa ,16 del eorriente- IL 81
Sra. Candida Machicote, Sra. Asun-
ci6n Garcia, Sra. Angelina Gomez,
Sra. Geronimo Ortiz, srpAlbetto Or
ytig,sguan Morales y.seHera, Walter
Snow " sonora, Francisco Folch, Jo-
salHFsun6aaaz v seiioraJ Jose 'Kodri-
lguez, W.7O. K9Nzanoolai' Sergio Be-
tancourt Bid Rssehal, sonora y un
nino, C. M. Griffith, senora y pn nj
no, Maitland A. Jenkins v sonora,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
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nor Elena Raeler
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silver Moon were Mine" 1obr nor ua.
rrv Rapnistcr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
DOMINGO PROvANETTI

& Aver tavilnos el grato placer de .sa-
ludar a Huestro distinguido amigo de
Yauco, Sr. Domingo Piovanetti, quien
desde el martes Sc eneuentra hospe-
dado en- el Hotel Palace.
Probablemente regresafa hoy jue-
yes a su resideneia, 81 como cree, pue-
de ultimar los negocios que le han re-
tenido estos dias en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-14
HACIENDo PRACTICAS

Algunos pelotones de Ia Guardia
Nacional, de San Juan, estan practi-
.cando ejecicios, por IA noche en- Puer-
III de TERRA j en- Santurce. Fuerzas
del Reginiento de infanter{s regular
de guaraici0n en- San .Jllan. saien TO-
das las nananss a los afueras de Ia
ciaGad en- practicas de Marcia.