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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

SPECIAL argnIn--R"Gurirul ColorIa, home
excel r"nd,. all cows. ~ Iarsn r"o,ns
nreplace sp@cI"ls = chez, u.l shade : n,,r,.s
in lawn, 3-"..r ga cen Tanyh. .r,.- ,rir,
slb, 900 sam Hughes Ialrstrrn., ph ~"
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EERS ROCK

OAK LAEE-1,v" huus"a, bedrooms. az
pCr mon. p, tilr 50 10 $50: storea 80 PEI
mo N"ih"'. fioI", ."rl y Prond Wy" iI3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
GWNNEIDD

roR SAIE-T"n-sturv s'un" bungalow, al
modern cpnt"ni"n""S, zero L Ground aur
9I shah" squares f'rm truIl"N. ~ p,
10000; $1,000 cash and huiiurr ON murigHg-
John lpRER Nrrth Wa'r- ~
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B,,iidlng Lots
MtlS LINE
SKyDNiOR
BSN Ot,ID

eps0n-SING1,E, q rooms III" bath opsp
fireplace: lot 5Oxl25. WALTER 4 No
CLATCHY. TUth and Market. Lansdowns
2cs4. Cali today
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toLLy>GDlLE

DON'T Buy until You hav" se"u tho won
derfr! values that colingda" offers 10
home-huver or builder. our Iist q: homes
and hors s'"s ~ r'os' cump,"'e Homes
$4,000 up. Lots $500 W \ lara stl,. ~
mail free upon request. IT, BLAIR COOKE
CO, Cullingda'". sharon lL' one. ru,n
IO6 Ga'h - Th"Hli" R.dg Iaus 2usI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
PALERMO
ESTt)WN

PALERMO. s. J-Thirty-t!y" acres. his"c:"d
by Reading X Il - ocean cay: slunu
WkSTNEY. @Ua Iib-'rtv I'lds.
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HOSIERY
STRING .kNITTERS
On LADIES' HOSE

APPLY
WAi.IAtE WILSON HOSIERY ca
ORCHARD BELOW UNITY ST FIX FIN
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NtOrrs and Dwelling.

l"%' ,hrkhi MODERN STJRE AT,
r7rrrW ~" 'M>- J, EDWARD LUTH. 80 :
1917 S,n TIT ST Large store dwg.; .l.c,
n"w omd u'tt = bulk: modern irn,r s'ii;.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

INE corner DWELLING gas and bath, hot
water heat: garage, lot lsxlOO; good locH.
on for drug store; only $1,000, J. J. Foran,
4t6 Cresson st. Phone ManHyunk Og70
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DOG-Tnst. a brown male shepherd dos r.
July 10. at 8lst and Arch sts' nam,s na,,n
Russ; slipped his collar; liberal reNW,ssss
Oak Lane 6sl7 or Kenslngton 1910 Adu''''
GTOS y. liza ST. -----------II.
NECKPIECE - Lost Monday evening", s;,u,n
to hOi BAILEY Bldg. Reward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-13
RADICALS DEFEAT
THIRD PARTY PLAN
Cleveland Conference Adjourns
After AssaiIing Republicans
,. and Democrats
MAY FORM PEOPLES BLOC

Cleveland, Dec. 13.---Delcgates to the
second Conference for Progressive Po-
litical Action were leaving for their
homes today to perfect State organiza.
tions for the nomination and election of
candidates, either through primaries
Of old parties" or by '.independent po-
litical action" as set forth In the pro.
gram Of organization adopted ut tho
two-dny convention here.
Formation of third party was de-
feated at the closing session last night
after prolonged debate. in which many
speakers characterized the Republican
and Democrntic Parties. as "owned and
financed by Wall Street."
A feature of the report Of the Resolu.
tions Committee. as adopted, was a
declaration that the conference, ''as a
leading factor In securing the election of
progressive United States Senators and
members Of the House, request such
members to act as a peoples bloc and to
work for the peoples progressive pro-
gram, and that the chairman and secre-
tary of this conference call such pro-
gressive members tOkethcr as soon ns
the new Congress cOnvenes to organize
them for effective action
Discussion Of the third party ques
ton came aftern day devoted to the dis
cussion and adoption OF program for
future political action and platform in
which was demanded repeal Of the
Esch Cummins law public control of
water power, direct election Of; Presi-
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dent and Vice President. that Congress
end practice Of courts In declaring legis.
lation unconstitutional, enactment Of
the Norris Sinlair bill. payment OF q
soldier bonus by taxes on excess In.
comes, md legislation providing min
imum standards Of employment for
women.
William II. Johnston, of Washing.
ton, president Of the Machinists' Union,
in summing up the work Of the confer
complished in welding together the
farmer and labor organizations for
united political activity, and that the
work Of setting up organizations in all
States will follow shortly"
:. Other leaders expressed themselves as
gratifed with the work of the confer
cnce, and predicted success in the pro.
gressive political fields.
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DANCE !.
IS BARRED AGAIN
G.w York Pastor Won't Allow
Miss Duncan to Appear
at Church
PILLOWS BAN BY BOSTON

W. York, Dec. 13.--Just when 1sa-
u. rN,ncan's twinkling feet ore yearn-
IS. "a n,rouctte somebody comes alons
M ~ anchors them to the floor with an
.,d.r that her terpsichorean undula. :.
,,on. can't undulatc around that per-
cns baillwick.
|"I,. week Il was Boston. through
u.ror c,rley, that banned her: Be
-; That, Chicago, pceping through
H.. between fingers at its eyes, be-
IN. indignant at her scnnty apparel.
~ e is Or. William n. Guthrie. OF
a. A. rbrrch of St. Mark's.in- the Bou-
ssrip, who bars her.
Wis, Duncan was to have appeared
:. his church Christmas Eve. When Or.
Sn,br,e left town for a brief vacation
Tondny night he directed his secretary
issre nm announcement yesterday
.hst her appearance had been Cancelled.
Vo cyr'anatiOn was given. . e..
'u,ss Duncan has been the target Of
.,;ticism by chapters Of the American
S.,ion in various parts OF the country
Snce her arrival here n few months
~ with her Russian poet husband,
E.rge Essenine: ,,,
,rtil they convinced the authorities
they were not extremists.
The dancer was scheduled to appear
mat night at Baltimore. SO.
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GRlLLEO ALL NIGHT, MAN
| DENIES DOUBLE MURDER
$4,000 In Money and Jewels Gone
From Scene Of Crime

Nsw Castle. Ind. Dec. 13.-(By A.
Pl-Ben Brookshire. twenty three
var .o'd farm hand, who was lodged in
the county Jail here yesterday following
the discovery of the murders Of Mr.. and
M, william G. Shaffer, still denied
all knowledge Of the crime early today.
OAiccrs questioned the man through
sut the night. but he still maintained
lis Innocence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer were found on
their farm near Midd!etown with their
heads crushed. A small hand Ak, which
authorities believe was used by the
Layer. was found In the room near
Mrs. Shaffer's body.
Brookshire could not give officers
defnite outline Of his movements last
Tuesday. They said the couple prob
obly had been murdered on Wednesday
night Of last week.
Little Billy Huffstickler, three years
I'D, a nephew of the slain couple, who
vas found in the house suffering from
The lack Of food, clothing and proper
sttention. was apparently recovering
from his ordeal today. He was unin-
jured
Jewelry and money said to be in ex.
esss Of $4,000 was missing from the
house, and police believe that the mo-
I've for the crime was robbery. --...
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NO OPERA FOR PITTSBURGH
'"n Abandoned When Other cities
Fail to Do Their Part

Fail to Do Their Part
n,,a'ssurSh. Dec. 13.-(By A. P.)-.
EtssIor E.s Ior a grand opera season In
akn%ourrGh this winter were officially
h" psitia!tement issued by directors of
rttshureh section Of the United
ps,t. Mr. Grand Opera Company said in
aH.mm. was decided 10 abandon the
rpt rsnap to give Pittsburgh high class
Gtissu op"ra In connection with other
ssmN. S The plan was TO organize n
b,Toy b,any which would give six to ten
'susI 'suII',nances n,Cs in Pittsburgh and an
\ csmI'iiber csno;iiber in other large cities. such
"TInrnarhi,n,nati, Cleveland and Detroit.
>, do a,uhoillty ,hNllty of Cleveland and Detroit
n n tha ,nelr e part toward properly financ-
Is,.S lae project threw an unfairly large
npon the Pittsburgh section.
mt uesision results in the abandon
Induna me grand opera tour"
mnsrea meas Dippel, director of the opera
ur,h conferred with the Pitts
VT was made. ' 'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-13

Hurry! It's your duty! Each day
you see little more hair coming out
and you are making no effort to
avoid badness. What a pity. Fall.
ing hair means your hair is weak.
sick,-possibly dandruR is stran-
Cling it, or the hair-root pores in tho
scalp are not firm and tight thus
wasting the hair growing oils.
Danderine almost instantly stops
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-13
35cent 'Danderine" will Save Any Man or Woman's
Hair-Delghtful Tonc-See Dandruff Go!

falling hair and cleans every par
ticle Of dandruff away, then your
hair takes on new life, vigor and
strength to grow strong, thicA AM
long.
Danderine Is delightful--not sticky
or greasy. Go to any drugstore now
and get . bottle. Use Il. Have
healthy, heavy, beautiful hair and
'ots Of it.-Adt.
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WHITENACK, MIRACLE MAN,
,MOURNED By THOUSANDS
Distinguished Specialist, chlidren's
3 eenefa etor, Dies In Newark

Newark, N. j., Dec. 13.--Dr. Miller
Royal whitenack. famous as special,
list on children's diseases and known
to thousands as the. miracle Man."
died yesterday at the Presbyterian Hos
nital where he had been for more than
six weeks, suffering from blood poison
Death Of the noted baby doctor ended
A ak weeks battle for life, in which
specialists from all parts OF the East
were called Into consultation. Blood
transfusions failed to aid him.
Thousands Of persons In Newark and
adjacent cities and towns prayed con-
stantly for the recovery Of DR.. White
mack, whose kindness and attention TO
his little patients endeared him to ricn
and poor alike.
Dr.. Whitennck was born in Newark
forty eight years ago.
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METROPOLITAN PRESENTS
"MADAMA BUTTERFLY
Excellent Performance Of PuceInl's
Tragic Opera, With Florence Easton

The third performance Of the season
q The Metropolitan Opera Company
was Puccini's tragic Madame But
fsrdy,"' which was given at the Acad-
emy OF Music last evening before the
Osal crowded and brilliant house.
I.e performance was excellent in
very way and fully up to the standard
y the Metropolitan presentations,
Hthout being in any way distinguished,
We're the two previous performances
the season thus far. Florence Eas-
sn' now the logical "Cio- Cio- San" Of
Me Metropolitan, gave her usual fine
nadlng of the role. although she has
%!en been in considerably better voice
@an She was last evening. Her con.
Hpu9n OF the role Of the self -sacrific-
~ Japanese girl is touching and full
rehnement. and, although she has
sank the role better here than she did
nN evening, her singing was In thor
soka keeping with the pathos Of the
MI' she did especially we'll the beau
~ dnet or the first act. the lament Of
we second and the wonderful pathetic
Agsc OF the close of the opera.
mario Chamlee made his first ap-
ahce here as a member Of the
."opoli'an Company, although he
sung here before. His art. both
%sal ana dramatic. has broadened con-
usraoly since joining the larger COM
~ny ana his presentation Of Pinkcrton
s thoroughly acceptable. Antonio
SO.l was splendid as Sharpless, as he
sa!s Is IN every role which he essays,
snu Ine three principals received many
hk.n. " 1''0f '''eS were wei
n.. Mr, Moranzoni conducted. as Is al
ai~ays the case when he leads a
yUlhi. Puccini' opera allowed the
vy orchestrntion to drown the voices
" more than one occasion.
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OREGON. FEELS EARTHQUAKE

Pendleton. Ore, Dec. 13.--Citizens
OF Helix, eighteen miles from Pendle-
ton, reported three distinct earthquake
shocks yesterday. No damage was re-
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'HsHCh BIRTH RATE DROPS

Sooo In Six Months
)ss;s,. Dec, l3.--(By 4. P.)--yital
km,hS OF France for the first six
kil0.' ~; ~ mis- year show a decrease OF
lSlbs ",r,hs and an increase of 81. 900
~" f the corresponding period In
S ne excess of births over deaths.
this ' year was $4,000, Is only
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Doctor Robbed Of Jeweiry
Thieves broke into the home Of DR..
Ebart Collins, 6020 Germantown ave.
nue., yesterday afternoon and stole Jew.
elry valued at $652.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
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INFCRMACIOND DEL SUR

dall que instantes despues nuestras
Was pdblicas ersn verdadelos rios.
inyadeables para los viandantes.
Benjamin 4uffant ha sido denun-
ciado por la detective cdno duefo
de un aparato de destilar que apare-
clio en- los lfmites de unos terrenos
pe.tenceertes a la msdre de Auffant,
seiiora Julia Meliar, en- ell barrio Los
Pampanos terrenos que corindan con
otr0s de don Tichoro Ribas.
-Por alterar la paz, peleando con
lbs pullos frente 81 Parque de Bonn
has, la policfa ha denunciado To-
mas Ferrer a Juan r. Guzman.
Para asistir 6 la asamblea gene
raj de rmaestros que Sc efectuara en-
esa capital ntliianaa bts profesores
principales de aquf han designado al
seiior Feliz Reina; los .graduades al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
Ell CoNCIERTO DEL sABADo EN-
Ell STRAIN

Ell sabadO en- la noche Sc ceiebr0 en-
el Teatro Strand, de Miramar, ell con-
cierto beneficio del talentoso joven
de Rio Piedras, Luis Morales, acto
due. como recoltfaran nuestros lecto-
res. fue organizado y patrocinado por
ell Gobernador seiiora, don Juan b.
HnylSe, y sefiora, otras distingui-
sEas personalidades del pals anieri-
canas, con ell fin de que ell joven Mo-
rales, pueda conainu&r sus cstudios
en- un colegio de la metr0poli.
las butacas Sc vieron en- su mayor
parte ocupadas, por una selecta con-
currencia de San Juan y Rio Pie
drns, barrio este Jltimo en- que goza
ell beneficiado de legftimas simpatfas.
Ia bella hija del GobernadOr eje-
cut0 al piano con lnucho gusto una
bonita pfeza musical, recibiendo nu-
tridos aplausos del auditorio.
La gentil Margarita Shanton, can
t6 con verdsdero primor, varias can
clones americanas modernas, Marga-
rita, que es tan popular en- nuestra
sociedad, fu6 muy aplaudida.
Ell beneficisdo, accompanied al pia-
no Dor el joven Ramos Antonini, de
Rio Piedras, deleit6 la concurren-
cia ejecutandc con verdadero arte pre-,
ciosas pleas lie violin, en- las cuales
puso toda su alma.
FL Gobernador v seiiora'y los Otros
patrocinadores del acto del sabado
felicitaron al joven Morales, por el
triunfO obtensdo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
COnentandO

contingencia desagradable con suS
hermanos de allende. Irlanda FL
lipinas muestran un curioso contras>
te para la manera de apreciar sus
problemas por la opinion del Conti-
Inente Norte.
Los fuegos de artilleria entire los
conocidos politicos, miembros de la
Legislature en- ell Partido de la ma
iyoria, Sc han apagado. Seguramen-
tie, es de esperarlo, que las trinche-
ras y galerias para combate bajo tie
rra Sc esten tambien destruyendo.
Para bien del pals de todos.
En- una Proclana, Sc recalca, pa
ra que no Sc divide, que Puerto Rico
'esta de6nitivamente, para siempre,
undo a la Naci6n del Continente Nor
tie. 81 no hay objection, no estaria de
mas la saba Y aiiorante formula de:
"Por la gracia y la voluntad de. Dios",.
Y esta, en- deinitiva, creemos, no la
conoce NADIA mas que Ell. Claro que
de esas cosas no entendemos todos.
Sc espera conocer el proyecto, de-
enmienda las Leyes de ingresos, con
que Sc cuenta para que ell Presupues-
to no sea limitado. 81 hubiera Sc
sion extraordinaria, 10 que Sc sigue
creyendo muy- dificil.
Ell Mismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
Eli 6rden de la marcha.

Ell distiEguido C1ronel del Regi-
|miento Mr.. John E. Copeland, Official
executive de Ia parada del de Julio
ha tenido la cortesia de enviarnos el
orden de las organizaciones que toma-
ran parte en- dicha manifestation, en-
homemade tan gloriosa fecha.
La patriotica parada desfilara las
20 antes meridiano, ell martes, 4 de
Julio.
La parada recorrera la Gale Gel
Cristo, doblando por la Forta,eza has
ia la Plaza de Colon; de squi seguir:,
por la calle Salvador Brau hasta ls
del Cristo, donde sera di1uclta.
Orden de la Parada: Contingcnte
GAP: a.-Pelotones de pclisia. c.
FL Marshal y su Estado Mayor. d.
Destacanentos de marinos de Ia Al
nlada de los Estados Undios.
Contingente "B": a.-Destacamen-
to I de Infanterfa, Guardia Nacional
Ge Puerto Rico Y Banda. c.-Compa-
MIA Provisional, Oficiales de la Re-
erva4y Training Co." d.-Vetera-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26

,se1or Manuel F. Rojas; Y Los rurales
al sefior Fernando Arizona
-Reina extraonlnsria animation
entire los amantes del p:re-fiall en-
Ponce, con motive de haberse cemcer-
tado dos matches entire ell team To-
cal Ponce" "Coamo'', desaffos que
Sc efectuardn el domingo, EN- nuestro
Play Ground.
-Tras vari0s dias cu,nplienda sus
deberes como instructor Sanitario Ell
Guayama, henOs salulado aquf q
muestro amigo don Manuel Mslaret.
La Ponce Electric Co., va esta
tendiendo los alambres para estable-
GER Ia luz OH el Cerro de la vigfa,
donde pronto Sc levsntarln varias re-
sidencias suntuosas por acaudalados
poncenos. et'
C0resp0nsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
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La Parada del 4de Julio

mos de la Guerra hsipanoamericana.
lc.-Legion Americana. f.-Veteranos
de la Guerra Europea. .ea
o. Destaeamentos de las fuerzas
de los Estados Unidos.
(2) Destacamentos de las fuerzas
de los Aliados. GEL Club de Ri
iies de San Juan.
Contingente "C": a.-Banda NUM-
Icipal. BEL Departamento de Bonn
bcros de San Juan. c.-Caballeros de
Coin. d.-La Institution de los Elks.
e.--"Piooners" del 1898.
Contingente "D': a.-Los mucha-
K nos "Scouts" de America. b.-Nihos
" niiias del Institute de Beneficencia,
asi como tambien la Banda. c.-Des-
tacamento de la Escuela Correctional
~ n Banda. d.-Otras organizacio-
.ies. e.-Ciudadanos a'K
Contingente "E'': a.-Autom6viles.
o.-Carruajes. i,
Su Excelencia ell Gobernador de
Puerto Rico y el Alcalde de San Juan
pasaran revista la parada desde ell
balloon del Ayuntamiento. Una BAN
dera saludara a los lnanifestantes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26

Cuando Sc trabajaba para obtener
la reforma del "Bill Foraker" Y que
Sc aprobase Ell "Bill Jones', ell par
lido de la mayorfa intereso que todo
el pals Sc uniera para solicitar las
mejoras que la letra del Proyecto-
pues en- la practica Sc We ahora 10 que
su sentido vale-signifcaban. En- es-
tos dias Sc estan rsalizando intentos
da aproximaciones, que Sc interpretan
como signo de que otra reforma Sc
avecina, no importa los obstaculos que
los interesados en- que ESQ no Sc ha-
ga, sean presentados.
La garra que trata de extrangu-
lar la libre emission del pensamiento
de que habla, concediendo esta, la
Constitution de los Estados Unidos,
ha querido mostrarse inoportunamen-
en- ell Continente y en- las "posesiones"
pero los voceros que no admiten mas
tutores que la opinion p1blica que
los mantiene Y alienta, siguen su
puesto. ma recia campaia de publi-
cidad Sc esta hacienda en- los Estados
Unidos, Y la lucha para acallarla re-
sulta in1til y contraproducente.
--Irlanda sigue convertida en- un
volcan. Y es dificil que Estados Uni
dos que han mostrado siempre gran
interes en- favor de los hijos de la ver-
de Erin, no Sc vean envueltos en- una
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
UNA FIESTA DELIcIosA.

Los festejos patronales de San Juan,
tuvieron anoche digno remate en- el es-
plendide bale celebrado por ell Casino
Espafiol, que vic embellecidos sus sa-
lones por las mas gentiles damas de
nuestra mejor sociedad capitaleiia y un
grupo encantados de Srtas. de muchas
,poblaciones de la Is1a. No obstante la
serie de actos que ha venido asistien-
do durante estos dfas nuestra sociedad
elegante, ell bale de anoche, ha sido
uno de los mas brillantes que Sc han
dado en- San Juan, desde hace mucho
tempo. 81 no temieramos incurrir en-
omisiones que, pocas veces como ano-
che, serfan tan lamentables, 81 bien ten
drfan la disculpa del cegador deslum-
hramiento que sufrieron los ojos del
cronista, harfamos una resefia de NOM
hres asf, el mayor elogio de la fiesta
quedaria hecho, sin agregar a la radio
sa lista nj una palabra mas. Pero es
que para citar esoS nombres necesita-
riamos tanto espacio.
Recibiendo a los invitados, estaban
en- ell vestfbulo, ell Sr. Presidente del
Casino Don Rafael Fabian, los vice pre-
sidentes Don Enrique Zorrilla v Don
Pedro Bolivar, y los seiiores Agtieros,
Colorado, Soroeta, Jimenez y Perez Lo-
sada.
La orquesta "jaz-band" que ha orga-
nizado ell notable maestro Tizol, gusto
sobremanera. Sc ha logrado un con-
iunto verdaderamente delicioso y de
ma noyedad extraordinaria.
Agrad6 tanto ell bien seleccionado pro
grama y la original Interpretation de
los bailables, que la orden del bale Sc
hizo doble, Sc hizo triple. La Jazz
band" del maestro Tizol ha tenido ano-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-26
CARTA DE GRATITUD q
AL DIR. FRANcESCHI cABALLERo

San Juan, P. R., Junio 26, 1922.
DR.. Franceschi Caballero.
San Juan, P. r.
Distinguido DR.:
Con el mayor placer dedico usted
estos renglones inspirados en- la graft
tud que esta alma agradccida a usted
profesa.
No deseo hacer un Estudio detallado
de los mlltiples sufrimientos de que he
sido objeto durante mi pasada enferme-
dad la que me puso en- estado tan las
timero que desauciado va de La cien-
cia, esperaba mis- ultimos dias de vida
La recommendation de un amigo me lie
vo hacia usted y he ahi donde empieza
Hsu gran saber combatir la cruel en-
fermedad que mas abajo describe.
listed recofdara que mi peso cuando
usted me reconocio era de 106 libras,
mi estomago al igua1 que todo mi orga-
nismo inferno. casi no respondia y mi
estade de postracion me hizo pensar
en- un fin proxirno. no obstante cuan
grande es mi algeria al dedicarle US.
ted estas 'lineas lleno de salud debido
a sus prescripciones y cuidados, el que
hoy peso $50 libras y todo en- un lapse
de tempo tan corto que no 10 hubiera
n0dirlo Greer si rlnr mi No ht1hiera r,a.