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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
I zoo WORKERS sTRlkE9

SCOTTDAIE. Pa, Aug. 3O.-Re-
fused a wage advance by the Uni
dry Co., about 1900 men were on
strike today The plant has been
operating at capacity for some
time.
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Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O-Liberty
5 bonds at / p. M: 31Ss $100.S0;
second As s1OO.1S; first u S
S1OO.64; second AIS S1O0.16;
third AIS s100.4O; fourth n S
$1OO.5O: uncalled Victory " 8
S1O0.72; called Victory n $
$10O.1S.
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Pittsburgh Livestock

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. So
Hogs receipts 2. 900. lower; heavies
S9@$9 40; heavy yorkers $40. $50
$10.40: light workers. S9.75@S10;
pigs 50. 50@S9.75-
Sheep and lambs receipts 500;
steady; sheep 81 so; lambs SIS so.
Calves receipts; 500 steody; top
S13.
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Loren Hildreth has invented a
new method of'keeping Ford from
rafting. Carries cotton to stuff the
cracks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
COUNTY D ] " n c. [ I.U|..
L. !. MEET ] TUESDAY
] Annual Convention to Be Held
sins Warrington M. E: hurch
Next Week

sMANN1NGTON, Aug. 3o.-The
annual convention of
1.-THE Marion: County w. c. T. U. will
%bes held in the First NJ. E. Church
here next Tuesday.
s The NEE ting Is to be held all day,
and the local organization Is pre-
sgparing to4 care for a large number
Sof iyisitors from various parts OF
1.-the county. The program is as fol-
flows:
Morning Session
Convention called to order by the
president, Mrs. E. s. Amos,iat 1918
Mrs Emma Billingslea;
Il address OF welcome, Mrs. John Bed
SsdoW: sresponse, Mrs. W. D. Evans:
Emusic, Miss Elizabeth Clancy: roll
scall and reading OF minutes, ap-
pointment OF committees, courtes-
4 les, finance, auditing, resolutions;
report OF the corresponding secre-
sstary; nooutide prayer at IL O. clock,
4 Mrs.SD.. C. Tabler.
Afternoon Session
Memorial service at 1880 con-
ducted by Mrs. O. =. Phillips; roll
acalIreading Of minutes of the morn
ling session, report of committees:
election of officers and superin-
address,, Mrs. olive C..
lsRarnes; introduction Of local pres
sidents talk by Union Signal repre-
Ssentative; singing. %Blest Be the
SsTte That Binds" adjournment at
o'clook.
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Warrington Society
Gard Party.

rN1lh1aS duu >.
Earl Cover entertained in de-
lightful manner at the formers
home yesterday afternoon at cards.
The tables were placed on the spa
cious front porch which was taste
fully decorated with fall flowers A
dainty two-course lunch was served
at & o. clock.
T. The guests present were Mrs. r.
F. Alder. Mrs. L. n. Beatty, Mrs.
Leslie Koen, Mrs. +. B. Allen, Mrs.
Matthew Ryan, Mrs. N. M. Leigh,
Mrs. Glen Norman, Mrs. Frances
Haskins, Mrs. Attic G. Atha, Miss
Fay Meade, Miss Mabel Ca1vart,
Miss Emma Bartlett, Miss .Adekne
Downs, Miss Jeanette Morgan,
Mrs. Dale Hamilton, Mrs C. CT.
Blake, Mrs. Guy Hennen. Mrs. Clar-
ence Jones, Mrs. b. J. Allison, Mrs.
Bert tSewart, Mrs. r. L. Murray,
Mrs. S. N. Elliott, Mrs. Guy Furbee
Mrs. H. H. Martin OF Fairmont, and
Mrs. Joseph Gordon of Shreveport,
La.
Il Farewell Party
Miss Betty Leonard delightfully."-
entertained at her home last night
in honor of Miss Goldie Wise who
left today for Wheeling where she
will enter training in the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital. Dancing and
games were the amusements. A
dainty lunch was served at 10
o'clock
The guests present were Miss
Goldie Wise, Miss Grace Kerr. Miss
Pearl Snodgrass, Miss Nell Bis
sett, Miss Emma Gump, Miss
Louise Beamus, Miss Gladys Con
nelly, Miss Pauline Beamus, Earl
Brumage, Arthur McCarnes. Glen
Rymer. John Ryan, Harry Devore,
Casey Ryan and James HaGgerty
Band Concert
The Elks Band will give an open
air concert on the Wilson lawn Fri
day evening beginning at O'Clock
and the ladies of the Catholic
Church will serve ice cream, cake,
sandwiches, and coffee. This social
is for the benefit of the Catholic
Church.
Last year the ladies of this
church assisted at a similar affair
for the benefit of the Elks Band,
and that organization agreed to re
turn the benefit this year, it is
said.
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Some butter ought to be. guaran-
teed or netting. -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

Doc Burt ought to use little
on his fans 1t might work there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30
Pithy Paragraphs
From Warrington

The whole city police force has
gone on a vacation. 1t seems. There
hasn' t been an arrest for a week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

Merchants won't guarantee coun-
try eggs. There's a reason.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

Glen Spears is getting SO rough
any more that he hasn't slept for a
week. He's afraid of himself, he
said yesterday. S j II.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

Maybe the bootleggers, poker
players and other rough guys have
gone on strike or something.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-08-30

Even at that he isn't half as
tough as Ed Holland.
Ed reads Wild West Weekly,
then it's up all night with shot
gun in his hand to keep himself
from going out and breaking things
up generally.
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Last year the ladies of this
church assisted at similar affair
for the benefit of the Elks Band,
and that organization agreed to re
turn the benefit this year, it is
said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
THE TALE OF PIPPIN
How Farmers Son Spent a
Year in Search Of Adventure

II Jcffory Furnol. instead of Arch
ibald Marshall. had written "Pippin"
(Dodd. Mead \ co.,. il would have
been swaShhurkliug tale of the broad
highway. for til" theme is the theme
which Mr.. farnul has handled in his
characteristic manner two or three
times. Eut the manner of Marshall is
not the manner ot Farno!.
lippin, Il farmers : son. is called by
this pet name given to him in his in
fancy because of his apple checks and
continued by his parents because, it
connrtcd the loving Kindness which be-
cat it in the first place. Al the age
Of nineteen Ii" gets restless and wants
to see the worid. His father under
stands his feeling anL says lie may go
till the year is III. that he must earn
his living when the funds with which
hr Is supplied are exhausted AMI that
he ought to travel by the highroad in
order that he may So" more people
and come in closer contact with them
than when travelling III IN. other way.
Pippin sets out at dawn, and after Il
farewell call on his cousin Alison ut
Il neighboring farm. Il" goes on his
way. Alison and he have been play
mates since childhood and he has loved
her ns if she were his sister,
Th" year passes and the story Of
Pippin's many adventures on the road
i told in Mr.. Marslall's calm manner.
adventures that include contact with II
lot of interesting and picturesque char
a,t"rs and life for II time with ,r-
Gus, ending with an cxncriruc" Of some
m"uthS in London. Then Pippin re-
'urnS home. arriving .ust year to a
lay from the time of his departure. H."
stops 1T Aisons house AZ the same
hour Al which he had stopped Just Il
wear before. and pretty soon tn" girl
"iN"S oul. They greet each other with
= Ei>% and after talking II little while
lVpin rcliarkS that when he is twenty.
VA" they will l." married. She laughed
md said. You haven't asked lmr yet. -
They look int each others eyes aliU
then lh"y kiss again. bar II was Il
>v"cirr kiS, than the kiss Of greeting.
| II" book j iull Of II kindly humanity
ad til" reading oi i, will h" rrstiu tu
I!,"~" weary Of the t"vcriSh ana Gym
.,ai uov"i, Of tn" nHwer school.
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FICTION BY CAPABLE WRITER'S
SWlNNERTON
Some Pungent Comments on His
Latest Novel and Its Problem

The world is SO fun of a number of
things that one sometimes wonder.
why modern noveliSts don't hear Of
them nuI write about them.
We .hight then have novels of action
war. crime. industry. love. travel.
adventure.
Or. ii the tcllcrs Of tales must
pillow into the minds Of their char
actcrs and spc, iuliHr in thoughts rather
than deeds, they might. with advantage.
9" in for diversified farming and raise
problems other them soN.
Instead of which they. and consr-
qurntly we. are wallowing in sex slush.
The Thr"c Lovers" hy Frank Swim.
ncrton Ge"rgc II. Dornn Company,
isn't as bad as some books we've seen,
but il is bad enough.
The three lovers arc attracted to
i'a,ricia Quinn. Patricia is poor, lazy.
beautiful. c"nccitcd aud possessed Of II
Sldall mentality. slight respect for
c"nv"ntionality and something which
passes for a conscience.
The poor bo0bs are:
Harry GrccnicNS, handsumc. charm-
ing. AN ideally mast"rful lover who
would not understand refusal and -
could not accept it,
Monty Rosenberg. "a SUhiimclE and
lWhlc>>ly selfish man VIII" gave JOY To
oth,rS by accident. pursuing all th2
Will" his "wn uXuriru. aims, or, OF
phr;1 hoinG Patricia: and
Ed9Hr Mayr", "A nni uI nearly
forty. Of rAdi",in%l>h"" rr}"aran"e.
Gr,cnirSs Srct;s an "ailair' and has
u" thought If nntrin.un>.
H"Senhrr; is willing to aarly III"
girl only when he f.d% h" can't grl her
amy "thcr way.
E,luur Gpur SOrl hrS nlv.n,S v-uutcd
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MERRICK'S ART
1t Is Well Illustrated in His Lat.
est Volume Of Short Stories

I'L,, I T.,,,..r, Nrri.L T. e, liinru,,.
,,", I,.''," ',.%! .,j,,,i,!
oL ~ ~ '''7. T:'n% Sr'' ,,' ,iii,i,, %"H'
~: u" 'o,""l' ''m ,I Iw mI'Ii.i','' ,,,I,..,
GM,,'.' ~ ,'.. nivr"'' n,,'r',,
nu,' @ - HS' 'n-H' '''
,tI' - Il. MS '!mH7nI hii ',,,i ~ ,"S
,'.,', ,,, 1'" Tt 'Lafn., ~,
.,nn..,r,,,., 81, " .,,''' g., ,,r.s ,rr ron,,.
Hpin "ru"'" 'G HE'I w. '"' l''''
'"rrSH ,,,,H 'h'' H"S '"h'e 90 m''"' m'"',,, ...,
mos" WI" "',' F.l" 'n1 %"n''E Viz III,
m',n ' .;,i ~" I"'.'l "' ''t,,''r !Iro ri
M''Tr " WY HI' ,' Eu'' ~ -, wa
,nm tu." w. ', ,', ri,h :, ven.
''iI''' l1H "t ,"'I ~, N'','' ;'I,,J ~ -,
H'l bI'NINiIit NId'h't ~ lI'''N' ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Hamsun in the Movies

knUr lIamSun'S "Drcamers" wl'
soon be seen on the screen in Amcri-
can moving -pictur" theatres. accordin'
I" an niIn"uncelEent of the Swcdisl
Telegraph Company. which is going /"
try the experiment Of lilmimg the work
o! %r"at Scandinavian writer's like Knuf
ll1u>Un and Selma l.acgerluf for Amrri
cum and English audiences. Many 90
iI"m~un' : novc.S hav" been screened.
including PAN and "Gruwth uf tn
Soi'. h"th ot which scored nutabI
Su"r"S>"s throughout tire E,uropcur
countries. hut "iDrcnmcrs" is thr first
10 b. shown in America.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
NEW BOOKS
General

.iI,: lh\BE y YOUR ARAiS.'' ~, 4. W.
i""E Ih'lag"ipl'tH: lJOrranC" d, CO.
- INV '"{ 'irh IA ama!. "umpaSs in help
'N..'sH i"r N" y"UIs mother
'''"IEhN IHYSIOLOliN: HYGIENE ANU
~ &i'FH II" Mary Ha"iland. PnlIn-
w." ,'o y" H.. ''"'''i" '1"T 4ctsSboIrs St'tIS' SERIES
,@ ' "'" rlni} tn |'rHtIuutl and community
.N..' L.. I'M Hu'h'" IL the res"ar,h s"'rr-
t'f' ", ~ NHt.'r@l thiii Welfare AsspGiH-
30 ~" i.,N T. Wriit"m almost CunvcrHa-
''.".N .'r rh' Vs. nc bow and r,rls and
n ""lr .l.I NAY.
hAiiNT, ,NrTAMNEs." IL G. II. Guud.Ss
N'w Nu' :. FuHK h WagnailS 60.
MA t'lnnTlH on HIlrit!Uu gives instruC-
49, "1 N"e To- kdow ana UrCpurc the foods
u."' '"i '"H" lh'~. HSstcriOus elements.
%h'h ia"'A =" murI for nu- phvs!Cal wei
iTir. @"cuIdi,' t. recent discoveries ANA
81" n.y. Eh' h, ok contains 200 tested recipes
ana iH.hE7 IS" ~ n" hume.
wv. q 49, 'nicngu: The Tribune com
plnY.
mi, - too,, mat shows the various
mass e aud sl"lH I'll getting out the thichgc
lE'"H g. "h'h has Z Registered slogan. Tno
,h! hai"tis'nr, ol", ulution and prGduciior
"Id"s urr '."s .ri"d minutclY, and therC Is
r"lF 'd"rntlr historical matter about the Tr.'
hunr Cur-"i.
, "HpNNY uANDs AND H4ArPERED ,EI.
COWS Iil whiting williams. Ne"
m fuk ,h5trlrs ,'rrihEcr's Sons.
TIL" Nnrhrr,s mind IN Western Eur4pc +
ms nn2'h's ia yortors yocloioglcni researches
I "EOmNSUN rliI'SOE. SOCIAL. ENGI
&EEE,h ~ II. 2, Jackson Ne" YORK
r"tGao" and stimulating summary at
, ~ '"n.'L o.. .'pcai inp ,cmeni.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Echoes From Theocritus

Y Nl'." book cNTIed "Ech0cs From
Ihr""ruuN, by Edward Cracroft Ic-
Troy. which the buttons annollnce.
'rI'IniN"> to b" II real ind for lovers
+ beautiful books. II will have an
!hjr"du"tl"n from John .Aidington Sy-
!n"hd> ESSAY ~, l."fr"y and drrora
,:"hN by thr w'iI-knpWn English ar
lis,. john Austen, which are said 70
b" not only very lovely in themselves.
hnl ais" I" b" :" p"cf""rly in the Grcrl;
spirit as t" max" tl"m in entire hur-
mmnN with lMn Inrt.-.-
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Fiction


i"h" Il. =. Hu"1gcl, IN.
,..r5,''., 'rI,, l","nl noy"I Of ceInr%IiiGL Ii,I
"I.s,s !oto with . rlln!rnl undurslG ndinE an''
ln '}" to ~ ira. .unnnlly ruinant.- Fh!""H'
u - novel Of radr"as IN love.
''NEHAD.' Iiy GcorSc Hancock. Bridse-
nplt, Conn.,; tO-Ovcruttvo Publshlhs
Company.
= story Of the unlsu0wn, with romance
nr, dunhuHnt The characters arc nanny
New i2nGandcrs but there Is q cosmic touoh
to the substance
FURY" By Edmund Gouiding. New
York: Dodd. Mead & Co.
passionate haunting story OF the sea
and OF love. ana Of rerklcss rowing Youth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
MAY BYron'a Rooks

May Byron, author OF "rhc Alay
Byron Books for ChiIdrnn." tells as:
''Sonie ten years ago il took n British
Museum official two whole days to cata.
logue my published hooks--as the list
stood them r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
A Christmas
Fantasy

lNNNto on0ugh % NeooiNo II ~ Il gIfI.
1t is THE story the robins tell as
they huldlo beneath n" molly on rhr
eve Of Christmas. Il j. II "ntllll
story" Of rare churm Of conrru',rr um |
dclicutc style and deals with th, yrnsa
lion caused by III" first Lah, arur.I%
the auimnIs Of The earth and ia" ur.o.S
H. heaven,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

Nl W,,ljrn four series Of rhymes frr
nri!r rnilar-n which RI" Funk * Wag-
nnllS Company Aa, L.
sued in four iI.I~'lat"d
bcoEs TOT books that "ug.' ~
Little Children meet tue arr.uuu, u.
parents 90 si b. 4 ir'
o,nrlh.ug ion Christmas. E,"y "r
"rhc Comic ! l. G." iut"nd"o lur ~
.r,nU children. whi"h r,l.tajm q"
illustrated Hn,hnbrt wlrL Il r"puir IT,"
"arl Ict,rY: '"rho Mrrr, rhiair"l'
I,,nl- nf pIay." win rpiDr'd ...~.r',-
iinn. of Dnys and girls ~ tn"ir @arD',
with an appropriate rNEln"d lr\i;
"nngpi, Wool and Pussy M"ow," Il
hook about animals With roipr"d l,.n.
rnrr. and rhym"s, and "Rr,iu, IT," .\u-
venture Of Il Little Bear. tor children
n litrl" ol@rr than tn" others. II 'r'S
n nrury illustrated with iuYj-Dag" pic.
lures of tn" bear nnd his friends.
C,IIIRLEY WATKINS haas >", "" "U
- the proGrabl, undertaking oE writing
u s"ricr oi h""i,s l"r girls ! n" first
"Nanry Of raradl,"
r'"'laG",' whjr. ap-
a New Story r"ar"d !gsr year, w">
About Icy J" vi T. 30 r" H.
neiIbrook '"nn: Il" >"y,Y'd,
"e''o'''" "GonrEia Fine, Il"r.
SELF" lGrurg, II.
Iaro.,> InupaLy), appears tn'> Y"@l.
II l.. lh, story I'll ,irur.iuu llum"rtuu
and her friends. G,orGiua hal been
LIVING in lta'y with her urcl" Tor tiv"
wears after lh" d"mh OF her m"thcr.
Her father :iplIy wants her tv come
home to MiIlhro"k. Sh" goes rr,ur-
>tantly from SENSE OF duty, The story
is tn" story Of her @diustm"nr t. her
4 lft,tV- l,,,,l A.. nat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

two. and n.,l! uf the remaining bi>ru1
to IT," rhird. On reflection h" gave
thy ul,Y nali oi the biscuit T." rH"
i".g.r l..-, "y"r,uhing IN" iiv.t '~u
"a" J."l, ..5,lrn >nouId learn Il" l"ri
rd been rra"trd 50 well a~ they. 81
ro!r,r, IT,. third bcggar reward, r.W,.
~ +. - yuy always happ"r., ia f,.k
l.I... H." ..;> II Uac!, "l "uids, win
Wa.rn h. VII ulwnyn win ava Sack
int" ~hir. l." ruI, summi"u uuyru,ng
wat lr wishes. With the Gud, 1t"
win, HI} th"ir ""ailh from. ,%Hlu oi
d';..i, 'U;' iufr.l II pulu"" - ti!r iI".
ald with lis sack he captures I'""'h
lor.rH II the Shnp" OF little old
""m".. lie !inally repent" q Inter-
runrus III" course of nature nnd seeks
T." ger into hell to recciv" his IuI ish,
Ia,ut. but the devils will not hav" !r,u.
IhrL he seeks to get into Ilray"u. bu'
his plot is truatatcd there, il j. It
tai" that will entertain til" rhildrru
,.'M adults will find II moral IN Il rhai
viii set them thinking.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Brief Notes of Interesting Books

lTAItN CAROLYN DAVIES las
Lfl w.iljrn four series of rhymes f"r
nri!n rniar-n which n" Funk * WaG-
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Chiidrer's Books

De. r.. .4.%,. l.. F. ) ~.''The upijtUst, ''
D. IVA" j.. !, - 'B.l'rTnlrulS Mysl.,ry "
II'lI,. "\, - Toroni. -"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

is war books, bur hr
Is adapted To rorunnre
aS we'll rs realty.
"ChriStmns Dut>jd" nf
Eden lDodd. VI ru d
X Coz is II fantasy
of the Nulrtidc that
will delight rnu>r fur-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

""r3 .n,. T"EI,rI .. "sihy Movies nu
-...' j. .l,n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Anonymous
Autobiography

An,cr"an nnmrIy. opL"r'onit5.
Sh" is today known on tWr continent,
IT, distinguished woman aud charming
hostess. The story OF her ris" from life
on II ranch heluing the "humds" 10
receiving notab.liticS III her drawing
room is wtii told. Ii il II book of in
SDratiOn ana AmrricAniSH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
CONINGSBY DAWSON j, hnowl

VIII
" widely for
has q pen that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
The Soldier
and Death

twenty live years and had got his dis
charge along with three. dry biscuits
begsars one after the other. He gave
one " his biscuits to3ach Of the lirsr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
ssyTNHE LOG CABIN LADY" IiiI..

l. Brown & co., is AN an"nl n.url,
autobiography. II j. the MurrN>lv" of
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cyIHLEY WATKINS has ,o, o15 oD

- the proiirabl, undertaking "E writing
= yorics 81 huoi;S inr girls. The first,
"Nunry Of iaradI,"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
SUNTUOSOS BALES EN- LOS
CABARETS DE NUEVA YORK

{ La vida desenfrenada de la in
1nensa ciudad de Nueva York, asi
como los bales lujosos de los ca
.barets de Nueva York, aparecen
magistralmente en- la pelicula La
sTentaci6n del DiablO. En- esta
ginteresante pelfcula podra I'd.
Yer las principales GALES de Nue.
va York: Riverside Drive, Broad
way, asi como ell centro de Nue.
va York, la calla AZ, y aparte de
estas Gales, los sitios de diver
Isiones mas famosos de esta gran
ciudad en- donde reina de una ma
nera admirable ell lujo, ell cham
pagne y ell placer.
Los grandes dramas pasionales
Mue ocurren en- la gran ciudad
sse ven tambien en- esta pelicula,
Yqhe pronto presentara la Univer-
fsal Film Manufacturing Compa-
ny en- todos los cines de San Juan.
kA1n cuando la production, es ex-
-traordinaria hemos decidido Ian
zarla a precios corrientes para
! que ell 'p1blico de Puerto Rico
ttenga la oportunidad de yer dicha
apelfcula. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
Mr.. WILSON EN- Ell BARRIO
OBRERO.

Aver tarde el Comisionado del III
terror Mr.. Wilson, giro una vista Off
cial al barrio obrero en- Martin Pena,
con ell fin de inspeccionar la referida
barriada.
En- cuanto las familias pobres,
que aGn residen debajo de aquellas
casetas de campaila Ell los terrenos
de la Feria Insular, nos dice el Conf
siondo que no hay poder humane que
las haga ir de aquel sitlo, alegando
siempre dichas familias que no tienen
sitio alguno donde alojarse con sus
hijos. .sss$,s.. -, .sa-'
4! Ell gobierno. estd buscandd la
mapers de eonseguirlesa albergue a es-
tas desgraciadas famflias ell -otROs si4
ito. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
CHAUFFEURS DENUNCIADOS.

Por violar la ley de automobiles han
sido denunciados ante la Corte Munich
pal, los chauffeurs Francisco Colon,
Ezeuuiel Conde, Felix Clemente. L0pe
Galan, ISafas Ramos, Luis Malplca,
Leopoldo Pacheco, FlOrentino TOro,
(dos veces) SiXto Ortega, Pedro f.
Cabrera, Jose Rasso, Juan Ramos, Di-
mas Sanchez, Angel Quintana, Jose
Beltran, David Store, Victor Alfonso,
Francisco Gonzalez. Guillermo Dfaz y
Jose Soto Rodriguez. siendo todos
sentenciados a pagar $500 de multa.
cada uno, excepto los seis tiltimos que
fuerOn absualtos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
LA OBRA MAS IMPORTANTE DEL
CINEMATOGRAFO

Es la opinion unanime del publico
de Puerto Rico que la pelicula "MA-
THIAS SANDORF" es la obra mas
grandiosa del cinematografO los ci-
nes de San Juan Santurce aprOve-
chan la OpOrtunidad que les brinda la
casa alquiladOra para exhibir esta Pc
licula en- dos noches y preciOs CO.
rrientes. 81 I'd. la ha vistO no deje
de volverla yer para que Sc de cuen-
ia de SUI importancia, y 81 no la ha
visto no deje de verla, pues es la I'LL
TINA OpOrtunidad que Sc brinda para
verla. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
LA HEREDERA

r La joven y bella esposa gde nues-
e,tro estimado amigo don Jose Rodri-
.guez Ante, Antonita Piza, ha dado
Ia luz felizmente una preciosa nina,
e,que es el primer fruto de bendicion
Ssde un amor, que ha encontrado su
9nido en- un hogar mas feliz ahora
que nunca. .a
La nena, que es lindisima, ofrece
q mas satisfactorio estado de salud;
Ia madre, .pasado ell dificil trance,
sesta fuera de todo peligro.
-;S "A las innumerables felicitaciones
eque reciben los jovenes esposos por
rel advanimiento de su primogenita,
lque-emos sumar la nuestra muy cor
tidal, hacienda votos al mismo ITEM
3po porque la preciosa chiquilla en-
scueRtre todo genero de venturas su
5paso por la vida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-"O'Malley de
la Real Montada", en- 6 actos, y una
revista grafica.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
"Los Tres Mosqueteros" y una conf
ca.
Cine Victory Garden, Santurce).-
Maria Jocobini en- SUI grandioso exito
artistico "Adios Juventud".
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
Estreno del hermoso drama, titulado:
"Ensueno con 10 que toda mucha-
icha suena".
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-La
hermosa serie titulada "Los Nueve
Punales".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
LA observation-disclosures! AL. Us6

LA PREsTID1G1rAcI6Ss! AL. Us6.
Antenoche las s 800. IN H., Ell los ttes'
rrenos de la Feria en- Ia, parada .. 81
individuo Juan Irizarry,, natural de
Lares, residente en- San Sebastian No.
10, lie sac6 del bolsillo la suma de
$4,000 at Sr. Sergio Reyes, residente
en- San Agustfn 50. Irizarry fu6 arres-
tado por el policfa Pablo Caban, quien
le encontr0 sobre su persona la suma
de $94.25, cantidad q. lie fue ocupada,
Irizarry ha sido denunciado ante la
corte municipal por hurto mcnor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-12
4 n q Z
q tt}NTiNUANe sDISGUTIENDO

Las respcctivas representations dc
1ah Compalfa de Telefonos Y lie Ia
Gamafa lie Comercio v6lvieron "l jhe-
RcS i''discutir el asuntoi del aumento
r!dt fdsl tarifas del iTeltf0no, pero no
I pStt6 tefniilarse la ednsitIeraci6n del
Fagunto!! 'qde continuSri ell iueves de la
? pr6xinih sel mama Eel abogado de la
Ceinpaiiiao iseflor Hartzell, tuvo Glgu-
!Sifos iHcideiites ell ell curse de lG vista
en- las distusiones con 1laS Sreprestiita-
Ftion"d6 los opQnentess ~ - y