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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
MANY PERFORMERS
IDLE IN ENGLAND

Maude Leslie. one Of the most ac-
complished actresses whose more
notable work was done in support Of
such famous stars as Sir Beerbohm
Tree and Maude ADAMS. has just re-
joined her husband. David Terrence.
the popular character star. az their
Hollywood home after a proiracfed
soJourn IN London. She declares all
conditions. including theatrical. are
much worse IN England than they are
In America and that there are more
idle stage artists In that empire to-
day than al any time In the history
Of the stage. according to the high.
est authorities. She adds that IL IL a
vsritAble blessing TO be in the United
States these stormy days and that she
IL glad TO be thus blessed. Count
me In on that giadness. too" Mr..
Terrence urges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Jackie Coogan
Makes Hays Cry

WIN Hays went 10 sec Jackie Coog.
an enact a scene or two In Fiddle
and T." Jackie was saying farewell
to his grandparents.
80 realistic was Jackie'H rnimicry
that tears flowed from Hays eyes
and he forgot his hat when he left
the studio.
That's great tribute TO a screen
actor. Usually the scenes that ap.
pear most touching on the screen
seem Unconditional. unlnspired. when
Witnessed at the studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Which should a xiri choose for
her future husband--a city bred
man or an out,of.door manT
The discussion does merrliy on.
II a man can tell better than .
woman what Manette. heroine Of
''rh. STORM" tho photoplay coming
August 10 TO the Columbia. should
do then he will get the fret
prize OF s1s. II young giri
can better Analyzr the situation and
dlrec, this way out sho win carry
of the premier award. And 30 on
down the line. There are "a prizes
IN all.
-afanestes feelings should DO con
trollsd by her feeling toward tho two
nisn She would naturally be aroused
TO tho point of almost yielding 70 thu
society chap should she listen to the
tales 81 rich garments. opera. dances
and the bright lights. but the thought
Of the big.heafted. honest woodnman
would draw her back 20 her own en-.
vironmrns. 40 thinks CLAYTON AID.
ridge. az Mutual Life building.
You can change locations. bur
you can't change husband. very
easily says AIRS. Sarah r. Woods.
Tus W. Hows st. and she coca on to
say "a the siri 20 give the matter
deep thought.
r. O. williams, Portage. wash. Of.
fers this bit of good advice - city.
bred young lady should seek life
partner within her own residential
sphere. Tho young lady OF rural
birth and rearing Should act like.
wise. To attempt 20 force adAp.
taiion TO an opposite sphere would in
all probability result In future dis.
cord and want OF mutual agree.
msnt."
"Msn Of the city are artificial
men OF the great out.of doorr are
simple. honest and honorable. .
writes r. J. Hawiey. who gives hts
address as rremerton. wash.
.orpositss fascinat.. but unforfu.
natsly. the fascination Il seldom last.
ing This IL the opinion of Dorothy
=. Colby. Ns ". ssth. And Judging
from Dorothy's letter. she knows
what shes talking about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
COLI S E u M
IL you BELIEVE 1T. IRIS So


tfaFsmosnti
Chtek Harris sihcuass MetxnaH
klxah Morley. ......ss..ss Pauline ataFks
TUE regeneration OF city crook
! thru his association with whole.
snme rural folk supplies the theme Of
Thomas Mcsghan's latest Paramount
him. IF You Believe II. It's So.
nov showing at the Coliseum. The
xtcry l. much like that % The
Miracle Man. and II Is said that the
late George Loane Tucker had IN
tended 10 film this story as a star
ring vehicle for Mcixhan.
In the supporting cast Is Theodore
Roberts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
S T r A N D
THE YOUNG DIANA"

fF4faWoNnkl
-TtAnas ....s.ss... .MartNn bhrtFS
1leAArG. .. ..s*.....+s.s..Fs rrvst stAnisf
One Of the most spectacular pro.
ducsions released thru Paramount r.
THE Younx DIANA Marion Davies
latest starring vehicle. which opened
today at the Strand. II Is sort Of a
eairylapd story and boasts a wonder.
ful assortment Of prcteutious SGT.
tinxx. Much Of the action L. laid in
Switzerland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
WINTER GARDEN


fAmertemn1
swfxnt~ puvaf ....... Menres Salisbury
nadine Picard. ...s.sss.*. Laura Anseu
In one OF his beautiful poems Lord
Eyron wrote truth which. because
q Isn't easily understood by women.
has caused many hcartaches II Il
I. ~. Mans hove Is Of his life a thing
a,art. lis wcsnan's whole existence. :
ard il Is apssy Illustrated In The
Great Alone. the production starring
Axnroe salisbury. opening sunday ~
- Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
APPEARED IN
FIRST TIIREE-REEI.ER

Gertrude Aston. who Is now busily
engaged playing the part OF a sort Of
viilainous young woman In support
Of Gloria Swanson in The fmpos.
siblc Mrs. Beliew." being filmed by
Jesse l.. Lasky. was the featured
player in the first thre~.reei photo.
play ever made In America. This was
little more than 10 years ago and
Universal made the then ambitious
film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

obstacles. he won the affections Of
tho two. Then came the problem
which should he ehoosaT This un.
USUAL triangle sanwf~ forms the inter.
sxfinw plot Of ~cone@tt.~ new seix-
nick phosopiay coming Sunday to the
Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

~DlscoSTESTED WIVES

Dis1DNIENIED NINES
tFsshxl
fehn Gaylord .......ss....5. y. Nessewsr
H9fh Car lord - - FfisfA Hfunstt~
A domestic tragedy n cleveriy and
happily avoided In Disseminated
Wives" the phot0piay which win be
shown Sunday nnd Monday at the
Oak j. r. MCGOWAN II featured In
the role OF a man whose success 10
hampered by disseminated wife.
sDiscontenied Wives Is nm origin.
al story by Fred windemerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
LIB E r T Y


fcsetd~ynt
Lefty ..+....*.-.....s. .Hei~ne Chadwick
A pretty girl. cruel stepfa Their. at
tempted suicide. rescue and Prince
Charming In the person Of Rashley
Aiierson. young man Of wealth. are
prominent in The Dust Flower"
Basil Kings romantic photodrama.
which Is showing At the Liberty until
Tuesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
LLOYD HUGHES

Lloyd Hughes. the dashing screen
hero. Is looking forward to his next
birthday. The reason IL. he has
a seif.bestowed remembrance. He in
sisss on waiting until the actual date
Of his anniversary. because he wants
TO feel certain OF getting at least one
gift then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
THE CHRISTIAN

Action of The Christian" takes
place in the present day. Hall Game
wrote the novel rs years ago. sincs
the story deals with man who set
out TO live as he thought Christ
would ave n he were TO return 10
earth. the undermining OF the action
seems wholly reasonable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
GLORIA HOPE

Gloria Hope has just finished a
thrce.month engagement with Mary
Pickford. in whose support she por-
trayed the strongly sympathetic
character Of Tecia Graves In Tess of
the Storm Country" Miss Hope IL
taking a months vacation. which
consists chiefly OF working hard with
her dressmaker. who II fitting flock
OF new dresses for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
CABLE FROM
MAN I.I~DEll

Max Linder cables from Paris tina,
all business conditions In bis native
land are even wors. than they were
last year He biare- the perxlsssney
with which politicians continue TO
talk about more war Wonder II the
Europeans have placed the proyerbiai
dove Of peace in the category Of the
obsolete for all tlsusi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Cleo Madison frequently is cast In
pictures because she can weep a.
will. Thus she was cast for The
Dangerous Age and has spent a
week or more doing the sob-stuff.
crying IN low. intermediate or high
az the director directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
The City Man or the Out-of.Doors Man. Which?

KITTY MeDermott. Beaux Arts
wash. quotes tho old adage. birds
OF a feather flock together" Kitty
Is all for the country man. and ends
her letter fhuNIys ..f3e content 20 be
what the Lord made you. and choose
fer mate lad reercd in the same
invigorasing atmosphere a. your.
self"
Chalk up another for the city chap.
Olga sonnwaid. <9s Ninth ave.
comes 20 his rescue. Says Olga: "A
city man has better manners. The
wife Of city man can enjoy life and
country mans wife must work
away on the farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Jack Mower, handsome jave-
nile. was born IN Honolulu. lie
Il tho son Of = wealthy ranch.
man and first esm~ Ga the United
States ~ an exhibition surf.bosrd
rider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Milton stills once studied 70 be.
come a professor OF philosophy
and psychoinxyF
Waiter Long teaches ballroom
dancing TO a class % grown-upa
after studio hoursr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Contest
Conditions
"a PrizesOpen
to All

First orsre ..... $500
Second prize ...-. ........ lo-oV
Third 10 tenth prizes. Co
iusubia pass for two for
balance Of season
Eleventh prire ........*... 900
Twelfth and thirteenth 80. ESQ
Fourteenth 10 s~enty.fourth
Tickets for The Storm"
The above prizes are offered By
Tho star for the best answers 20
the problem Of Manetfe, heroine
Of The storm." which IL TO be
shown soon at the Columbia.
namely:
Should n girl choose a city
man or an outdoors man7"
Letters must not excccd zoo
words
Answers must be written on
one side Of paper only.
Decision Of judges 20 be final
Employees OF The star. Columbia
and Universal Exchange barred
Address PROBLEMS Editor. Seattle
Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Alec Francis has q French
briar pipe that cost one hundred
and twenty-five dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12

Charles Ciary. screen villain.
has Just become the father Of y
ID.pound ~ou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
rop.y's PROGRAMS

trnFHrx--ftelea Chadwick In The
pasf fie~rr."
WINTER GARDEN -. The silent
<s~.e ~usssiss. Menfe~ salisbury
In ssrhe threat Aieee.~
tuftSf.t M-~Themss Neixhan In III
Nea Relieve n. It, So"
xfRA>n-~Marien Davies In The
xeaax Diana"
oah~-ssrh~ n~arcst." SUNDAY. ~pis-
eeat<ufed Wives"
g0r n>IsI<-~Mhs Announce Year
Marriage ~aadss. "tsncett.~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04

hy fdSSlsslIRESe expresan, re-
III Col isupFefha &c .Paerto Ri
casoa que van q eontinua-
s7lnfshIh " ri Hon Attorney CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
SOLugI0RES DEL SUPREME.


me Sc itlallan en- poder del Attoriiey
Generals quien4se MEGA i ehtregarlos
TAX peticfoisario q. los necesita para su
festtdio / decision final, delnand5 de
fla corte una erden para Ia entrega de
dichos doclmentos. Recurrida por
| |ccrtiGrayi Ia orden que dispuso la en-
trega y apercibi6 de desacato al At
EtQllley General, sc resolri0: que la or
Edcn era nula, porque no teniendo la
Ic3rte. jurisdiction por raz5n de la ma
teria de Ia acci0n. la sumisi0n de las
Eparses. no podia darsela.
Los. hechos cstan expresados ep la
opinion.
+ Abcgados de los geticionarios: Hon.
Attorney General y seiiores NJ. A. Mu-
iioz y.aJ. A. IIorcts "a
Abogado del demandadot seiior j.
B. Soto
FL Juez Asociado seiior Audrey, emf
ti5 La opinion del tribunal.
dnalados todos los p,occdimicatos
ha0idos en- Ia cortc inferior b cspe-
tContinda en- la pag. A..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04

la representation del Comercio de
Puerto Rico, al magno Congreso, ade-
mas del Sr. de la Haba, los senofes
Don Avelino Vicente, Don Pedro Bo-
liyar, Don Cecilio Moran, Don Ma
nuel B. Soto, Don ManuIe Gambler,
Don Rafael Colorado, Don Joaquin vi
llamil, Reyes, Saenz, Mariana Mier,
Ballester, Perez Losada, todos, por-
que alli triunf6 la unan;me opinion
de que no era possible dejar de aten-
der una invitaci6n tan cordial como
esa que puede decirse' que es ell pri-
mer paso, firme y decisive, que Sc da
en- el canine de la reintegraci6n de
los n1cleos espanoles en- America a
Ia vida nacional en- una estrecha y
fecunda convivencia que hasta ahora
MP ha existido.
Ieidos una expresiva earta del lse-
nor Don Ernesto Freyre, Consul de
Espaha, transcribiendo III. oabIsara-
ma del sehor Ministro de Essado, Due
reitera Ia inyitacidn ~ transeribe un
cordial saludo del Comite Organiza-
dor. el Estatuto del Congreso, sd OBJ
jeto, eI QUESTIONABLE y forna de sSns-
tituci6n, SCI procedi6 a nombrariI aqui
icomislohes que trajens en- ia pfepara- ,f q
Eci6n de cieftas ponencias que habra
que llevar al Congreso, y para reali-
zar esos trabaios preliminares, fue-
ron riombradas las siguientes Conf
stones: #
De TranspOrtes y Comunicaciones:
Don Carlos Conde, Don Jose Leon,
Don Rafael Colorado y Don Jose Zu-
billaga. n
Provisiones: #
Don Segundo Cadierno, Don Fran
cisco BalIeter Don Mariana Mier.
Tejidos y Varios:
Don Antonio Ma. Somoza, Don Joa-
qufn villamil, Don Jose Rodriguez An
te y Don Jose Ma. del Vale.
Ferreteria Quincalla:
Don Manuel B. Soto. Don Mariana
Rodriguez Don Jose RylIan.
Obras literarias y artisticas:
Don Romualdo Real, Don Laureano
Cantero y Don Felipe Campos.
Legislation lCiudadania
inmigraci6n) /:
Don Avelino Vicente, Don Antonio
Sarmiento, Don Enrique ZorrilIa, Don
Francisco Rodriguez Alvarez Don
Manuel Gambler.
Productos de Puerto Rico:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
)39t .ufi Btof'aI0l ~ '3'ls'
,Tabaco y oCafS) a,,.

! Don AaolfO valdss, Don9Alvaro Tri-
go y Don Herininio MADEIRA. asasii1 /
Estas Comisiones que funcionafan
bajo la Presidencia de Don Abelardo
de la Haba, vicepresiieiite de la Jun
ia Central de Ia Casa de yEspana, Sc
reuniran maiiana Ell Ia shoche, a las
ocho y media, en- el Casino Espanol,
para cambiar impresioncs y. fijar cier-
tos detalles.
Ell sefior Perez Losada fue electo
SecretariO.
Probablemente, de la reunion de ma
mana saldra una invitacion general al
Comercio tanto de San Juan como de
la Isla, a fin de que en- una gran
Asamblca Sc fijen exactamente cua-
les son las aspiraciones que deben ser
concretadas para Hevarlas en- "a in
forme defnitivo al magno Congreso
que Sc esta organizando.
Ell redactor artistico de, Ell I'M
PARCIAL, Mig4elito Colorado. to-
to una vista de la reunion para
la pagina grafca del pr6ximo sabado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
Revista Bibliogra6ca

NcEvAS rrnllCAclONEs DE IA
CASA EDITORIAL DE ARALrCE
BARCELONA.
IA infancia y la lurcntnd cscular
de Eqaha > De Dos puehlos hispani-
Gus de America. del,cn al scfor Ara
luce. una gran abundancia de hhros
de notable bcllcxa artlsttca ) Dc ttn
, amenfsinia lectnra. Al alcancc de has
generaciOncs nacientes. IRA cast des-
cOnOcida en Espa6a In literature IN
fantil. tan rica en-. Menania. en- In
glaterra Y en- los pafses escandinavns.
No tenfan n .sn disposition les niiics
espaiioles mas que los libros escola-
res, Y estos eran por 10 general tan
aridos, tan NAL imprcsos Y de tan po-
bres atractivos. que Sc les caian de las
manos causdndolcs desamor tedio.
No les hablaban NADIA al espfritu nj a
los sentidos, y mas bien los aborrccfan
como instrumentos de fatiga para su
memoria.
Araluce, con una penetration acier
to, que todavfa no lie hemos agradeci-
do bastante, llen6 los hogares de Es-
paiia Y de America, de libros primoro-
@Samente impresos, decorados con todas
lM galas del arte, Y con una lleeiura
amenfsima Y acknowledgements adapta-
da al gusto v la compression de los
pequeiios lectores.a Los cuentos Y ma
rraciones mas celebrates en- la anti
giiedad, como los Aeronautas " las
Aventpras de Hercules; los grandes
poemas de fama universal, como. La
Iliada, "a Odisea, La Dipina Comedid,
El Parafso Perdido, La yerqsalep Fl
oertade y otrosfl dqfiis dqfiispuestoA en-. flqlFlpp flqqlFppa
condensada preferentemente, naTati-
va Y en- lenguaje acknowledgements ade-
cuado a la compression de los niiios I;
ell Don Quijotc, aligerado de toda ma
rraci0n eXtraiia las aventuras capi-
tales de In obra marayillosa de Ger
vantes, conservando con admirable
acierto el ORC puro del lenguaje en- ella
prodigado por su immortal autor; una
selection admirable de los cuentos de
Anderson Y otras muchas versiones
castellanas dc las obras de la litera-
tura universal mas estiniadas pof los
niiios Y. mas estFlhulantes de lsu aten-
ciop 1curiosidads
Bien pronto las bibliotecas escolares
mejor provistas organizadas de Es-
paila Y America, Sc nutrieron de estos
libros primorosos. trassde ellos acu-
di6 un enjambi:el de ninbstlque losihah
.leffloiy los ieeBtcgaq qdedeite yiavidez.
El gobierno eapanol fdeomendo tpor
Real Deereto estas'preciosas obras,lde-
clarandolas sla utiAidad j pablica, IL 'ei
senior Araluee. ftlue no es de los qpef y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
Ell CONGRESO DEL COMERCIO
ESPANOL DE ULTRAMAR
;. La importantisima reunion del sabado en- el
" ti''si''CaSino Espafiol - Las Conisiones H
II nOmbradaS @

4 Conyocadas por la Presidencia de
lla Junta Central de la Casa de Espa-
INA, Sc reunieron el sabado pr6ximo
|ipasado, en- ell Casino Espahol, repre-
ssentaciones de las juntas directivas
Ildel Casino Espanol, de la Sociedad
de Auxilio Mutuo Bene-
ficencia de la Junta Local de la Ca
sa de Espafia en- San Juan.
Asistieron al acto los senores: Abe
lardo de la Haba, Avelino Vicente, Ce-
clio Moran, Diego Agiieros, Valentin
Saenz, Manuel B. Soto, Joaquin Villa
mil, Pedro Bolivar, Manuel Agudo,
Franco Ballester, Antonio Reyes Ruiz,
Mariana Mier, Manuel Gambler, Ra-
fael Colorado y Perez Losada.
Ell senior de la Haba impuso los
lselores presentes del objeto de la reu-
IEihi6R. acto inaplazable y desde luego
Ifndee elinable, va que Sc invita- de Real
i2Tden al les Comerciantes espanoles
EH& PNert0 Rico a enviar SUI represent
aeien al Eet,greso del Comercio Es-
Eahol; dc UItfamaf que iha de reunir-
ke Eii tres gfandes ciudades espafio-
Has: SeviIla, Madrid Barcelona, du-
Sifante los meses de mario y abril del
br6xiino aiio.
Ell Sr. de La Habasppso de relieve
Massvital importancia de este Congre-
4Aes ha 9de reunir EN- las tres his
t6EieaA cildades a todas las represen-
aHiQnaS auterizadas del Concrete Es-
8isoI era erica y las Islas Filipi-
para eStudiar juntos los metodos
Aconsejables y los procedimientos me-
Cores para desenvolver cientificamen-
tie y en- ammonia con los pueblos en-
que el Concrete Espanol Sc desarro-
ola, mediante mutuas concesiones, ell
1 mayor auge de esta gran riqueza ma
cional que representa- tanto, no solo
en- ell 6rden material, sino en- la ex-
pansion espiritual de Espana que
n.antiene tan estrechos contactos con
les pueblos de America.
Reconocieron todos los sehores ALI
rreseRtes, 10 plausible de la gestion
degla Casa de- Espana, va que no pue-
dc decirse Que la iniciativa es suya,
sinQ esencialmente nacional, puesto
que en- el texto del Real Decreto con-
vocando a la reunion del expresado
CoRgreso, Sc ,menciona especificamen-
tie las Sociedades Espanolas de
Puerto Rice, va que aqui no exis-
ia una Camara de Comercio Espahola.
Hablaron en- pro de la asistencia de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
Ia BoDA DE ANocnE.

IN Ia Capilla del ohispado ofician-
do el Rcvdo. T.. NOell. Parroco de Ca
te'lral. unieron anoche su suerte para
cruzar juntos cl caminO de Ia vida. los
distinguidos j0vencs Jaime Pieras Ta-
razona @ Ines Lopez Ceper0 Bonnauf.
generalmcntc conocidos estimados en-
esta sociedad.
Apadrinaron el simpatico enlacc el
senior Hilarino Lopez Cepero. padre de
In novia, Y la distinguish scilora Ma
riana Lopez Ccpcro de valdes. su her.
mana, v Ia fiesta de boda. reception
lie los padres de In contrayente dc
los rccien casados sc efectu6 en la re-
sidencia de aquellos, en- donde Sc reu-
ni6 nm bello grupo de sefioras, sefiori-
tas Y caballeros, siendo todos atendidos
Y obsequiadOs con toda la esplendidez
v cortesanfa dc los dueiiOs de Ia casa,
j6venes esposos, padrinos paricntes
mas cercanos.
De Mayagiiez vinieron a la boda la
distinguida seiiora Mariana Lopez Ce-
pero de Valdes v !su ,esposo don Ra-
mon, hermana y tmadrina aquella de Ia
contrayente.
,, La casa estuv0 decorada v adornatlu
con tanta sencillez como exquisite
gusto y sumo ,arte la profusa ilumi-
naei0n de luces el6ctricas con sus gnir-
naldas v bombillas la veneciana die
ron hermosas tonalidades al brillante
cuadro. Ell ambigI esplendido.
Ell joven Pieras pertenece al comer-
clio de esta ciudad, firma de los Sc
flores Higueras, Perello Compaiifa,
Y es generalmcnte estimado, su gem
III compafera hizo sus primeros cstu-
dtoss ep Eel Colegio Puertorriaueno de
HinasI ltle lss4l gual, sraduandose de
sccrefaifa en- airo de los ,lpejores Co
lpgiosg del Nhsya York, en- donde pas6
hosIl a5Ss Ill iAhbps aherccen la felici-
DAD mas fts9mpieta.
Se bailaron plglunas niezas rein6
la mayor animaci0n hasta cerca de
lneaip lioche, en- que teliiIin6 el sim
.lldtieol ifestiyal @
En- Luna 81, frcnte a Catedral, tie
men @su Undo nido los venturosos j6-
yenes. |i3
|. Para ellos la eter1la ventura.
Sa sEMPER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04
! ALMUERzo DE HONOR.

2 Nucstro Redactor Fernandez Jun
cos su familia, fieron obsequiados
aver Ell su hermosa residencia de la
calle McLeary, en- el Condado, por los
esposos Mier Alfonso, con un magnffi-
co amuerzo a la espaiiola, Y con el
trato exquisite de aquella familia cul-
ia y bondadosa, en- la que hay piios
admirables por su gracia y esplendi-
dez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-04

~ dneune rs,sc sns lausvaes, ~ r.a.
tiuualo rsriqutcitli,le Il randal .lcli
hrs lnscanics csn uirps iiiulos Bass.
fss ~ Ca. c.ndcnsaci5a nluilailr
DE- los famosus 'Cansiunrros- u, ~,
fcniiiq. y oiras nn,rlas cic,arlilc>I IL
Cerra nirs. ~ Lssarliiio ID gsrisrs.
nuvclA I,icansca faiaosa. del ticiapa
a. loi Reyes catdliccs de Eg,aiia. y
los .Hsiadss. pocma admirable del
gran locla portngues Camc,als. cuila-
dosanlcnie ver;ido en- prosa casiellana
: aisbtado para Ia lectura he nucsira
legion essndiantil.
DuEante el aiiO actual IN pnblicado
liez libros de la misma indole. n cual
mas intcresante y ameaa. todos cllos
ilustrados con laminas en- colores de
csmcradfsima ejecuc;6n, Y encuader-
nados con arte Y solldcz,
Bastard In enumeration de los IL
tulos para dar una idea del gran in
teres v mfrito de estos libros: la Io-
ycHda dc Pdrsijal. con In tradici0n del
Santo Grial Y los cpisodios caballeres-
eos de la corte del Rey Artis Y de la
Tabla Redonda La CcRicieRtd, otros
Ecuatro cuentos de hadas; Blanca Mere
dos ctientos mas: EI cioHn mdgicO.
lleyenda interesantfsima, con seis cuen-
tos mas; HdRsely Grctei, v tres cuen-
Itos mas; La bella du,miente, del bds-
/ que, Y cuatro cuentos mas; CdperMcifd
Roja Y tres cuentos mas; EI CATO con
D0fGs,, V cuatro cuentos mas. Todos
estosl libros, editados para el delicioso
mundo eseolar, pueden servir ademds
| de agradable instructive entrete-
miento de las personasmayores!,' ~
Todos los buenus libreros de San
Juan ysde Ia isla. tienen relaciones con
| la casa editora de Araluce, Y por con-
Iducto de ellos puede adquirirse cual-
[quicra de los libros mencionados, 81
no los hubiese Tecibido atm.
|
MAESTRO, EsCUELA Y PATRIA,
! POR DON JOAQUIN COSTA. BI-
BLIOTECA DE COSTA. NACIO-
MES, No 81 V ST MADRID.
En- este voldmen Sc han colecciona-
do lod trabaios del insigne proligrafo
larago4ds, referentes instruction pd-
blica.
Tuvp Espala insignes pedagogos des
de V:fes 'hasta GonzaEez Rosada. Gil
per Altamira; peaS 81, s.eietleia no
ha tedido verdaderalailFonancia hasta
lhace POGO en- el regimen official edu7
lcativoade Ia Madre Espala, sobre todo
en- 10 .lefelente a IA instruction popa-
lar. 4enos poasss lmralgar "a ese me
die c9nsess gsss ,eeios ideas
educat tiAf 5 ,psE& fenfd ssSf limo