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The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Ycung Peoples Supper mt .Bethan,
Church

A delightful supper was served Sat
nrday night in Bethany Chapel for the
young people of the Bethany Baptist
Sunday School. Considerable time
was spent before the supper by the
young people and visitors in the
splendid club rooms which are being
fitted up in the church basement un-
der the direction Of the Pi Sigma
Club. a class of boys, which is directed
by E. l.. Savage. The class which
was originally composed of nine boys
had a playroom fitted up under the
children's room. This is connected
with the new recreation quarters, the
class having grown to q membership
of nearly twenty-five under Mr.
Savage's leadership. Already a
splendid cement pit has been built
which will later however have more
substantial flooring but which is al
ready admirable for basket ball and
other sports. About seventy young
people enjoyed the supper. While
the meal was progressing congra-
tulatory message was given by John
l.. Fish and during the post prandial
exercises which followed William o.
Wildes Jr. was introduced as toast
master by Rev. Geo Merriam. Splen-
did remarks were made by Marlin Far
mum and ]. Leslie Dunstan of Colby
College. l.. l.. Savage and George II.
Hawes also spoke during the evening.
Games were played and the affair was
mutually enjoyed by those present.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas. George Il. Wymaa|
Athens in the County of Somerset
State of Maine, by his mortgage
of Feb. /, 1921 and recorded in Sd
set County register of Deeds, BookI
Page 2o5, conveyed to me, the I'd
signed, a certain parcel of land l
ated at West Athens in said towl
Athens. on the North by road LEAD
from West Athens to Athens on
by land of Omar Huff on South
land of Rattle Corson on the WesI
road leading from West AthenS
North Cornyille with buildings n
on. Whereas the, conditions OIL
mortgage have been broken,
therefore. by reason of breach Of
ditions thereof, claim forced
of the same.
FRED TUTTLE 4
Dated at Athens, Feb. 26, 1893
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
NOTICE OF FoRECLosunr

Whereas, Horace johnson. DAN
Langley and John F. Lawrence n
Brighton in the County of son,
and State of Maine, by their mosj
deed dated October II, 1921 and
corded in Somerset County RepiS,l
Deeds in Book 36s, Page 81 eons
to me, the undersigned. certain
parcel of land, with the buud
thereon. situated in Solon in
County of Somerset. bounded az
lows. viz: on the North by LAM
fner1y owned by William and
Norton; on the East by land for
owned by John Bean; on the som1
land formerly owned by William
newell and on the West by Ia,
John Lake; excepting from this
veyance a small piece sold to
Baker by Reuel Williams
premises hereby conveyed contain
hundred ten acres, more or les.
are the same premises this day
veyed to us by George T.. Anders
his deed of warranty: and wheresj
condition of said mortgage has
broken:
Now, therefore, by reason oil
breach of the condition thereof Il
a foreclosure of said mortgage
Dated this 27th day of FebruarI
D. 1928.
BERT S. KINcAID
by Butler & Butler
his attorneys hereunto dbl
authorized.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
LEGISLATIVE NOM
INLAND FIsHEp,,,s

The committee on In1. eAAf
& Game will give n,,hithd hahd Fish
its rooms at the State o Ho,lne hearing
THURSDAY. 7, MARCH 9Th. ,s.,
No. "A. An Act TO -.
map; map zls; 7. L: 1917, as amasc Sec
neet % honn,ias ,y1 Inap, is6, p. L. 1915 lug
. NO. ~; An Act additional >. u
80 30 Il u =. ,a,d. III. as amended ho h
iS5. +. Il; 1918 and by Chan o.. sey "
mus n,1li rats re'ae'hs to the proteetIs,l I,
No. 81. An Act to amo,a
219, p. J.. 1917, as amendad sec. Il
p l.. 1919 and Ch. 21s . ,oy ch |
latlng TO the protection of fur
No. SO. An Act to renea, ~
L. 1917, as amended Inv "a, ch ,n, 2l|
1921, relating to the bonn,, 10, n
No. SO. blouse Documen. On ID
An Act to amend Sec. IA rh No No
1917, making it lawful IN his.
and destroy rabbits, partridauht nuht
woodcock, gray squirrels and ~
Sundays occurring in the o,p
open season with petition fou u.nef1
No. 81. An Act to amend s No, ssa q
219. z. l.. 1917, as amended nv Inv ~ y
p. l.; 1919, relating to the trsnni.J MI
fur bearing animals. 'appla(
No. So. An Act to amend G..
Ch. 219, T. l.. 1917, as amendad 'ee 6
1876. p. l.. 1919, relating to tbe ~, Ss
ment of guides by non-residents T.
tain cases. 10
No. ca. An Act to amend g..
Chap. 219, 7. l.. 1917, as amends
Oh. 133, +. l.. 1919 and Cb ~
L. 1921, relating to the protee,ial
fur-bearing animals. ''''01
No. 81. An Act to pamend ss.
Chap. 219, p. L. 1917. .as ameps,j
Chap. 1876. j. l.. 1919, Relating ~
setting of traps in organized o,l
corporated places.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Card ci Thanks

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors for the kindness and thoughtful
ness shown in so many ways during
the recent illness in the home and at
the death of our mother and grand
mother. Mrs. Sarah Mowe) Durgin.
We greatly appreciate the beautiful
flowers given at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. K. Fogg
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Gordon
ana family
Mrs. G. V. Hazelwood
and family
Skowhegan. Me-, February 2S. 1923T
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Gard OF Thanks

We wish to thank orr many friends
and neighbors also w. c. T. U. and
II. L. A. s. for their manv acts of
kindness and such beautiful lot OF
flowers in our recent bereavement.
S. S. Romeo
Glenn S. Romeo
Carl A. Romeo and wife
Martelle Quint and wife
Walter Jacobs and wife
Warren B. Romeo who
is in Florida
Pittsfield, Maine March /, 1928.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Death of Mrs. ElwOod jewell

The death of Mrs. Bessie B. Jewell
wife of Elwood Jewell, occurred Tues
day at the Kennebec Valley Hospital
where.she had been patient for ten
weeks She Is survived by her hus-
band and three children, Doris, Alice
and Robert; also her mother. Mrs.
William Boston of Canaan. The de-
ceased was born in Hartland and was
thinty-three years old, + She resided
in Canaan and ths body was taken to
that place yesterday, where funeral
services will be held tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock, ,3,#nt
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and SYM
pathy through the sickness and death
of our wife and mother; also for the
beautiful flowers.
Mrs. John Harvell
Mr. Earl Harvell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Messer
Miss Doris Harvell
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Harvell
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haryell
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers.
Skowhegan, Me-, March |, 1929
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Hockey Game Tonight

There will be hockey game al the
Dyer. street rink between the Cony
high and Skowbegan high this Thurs
day night. A hard fought game. is
anticipated.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Diphtheria Quarantine at Twelve Cor
nerS

The home of Leo Dean near the
Twelve Corners is quarantined be-
cause of diphetheria. Mr.. Dean Is
III with the disease but is improving.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
Basket Ball Friday Night

There will be basket ball game
here Friday night between the S, H.
S. girls team and the girls team from
Dover -Foxcroft.
The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
OPERA HOUSE, SkOWHEGAN
March 9TH to 18th
Subject 10 change

MONDAY, MARION DAFlES IN
BEAUTY'S WORTH
TUESDAY, IRENE CASTLE IN
SLIM SHOULDERS
The Merchants are putting Oh an ella
borate fashion show both afternoon
and evening after the pictures with
no additional charge.
WEDN t,SDAY
KATHERINE MCDONALD IN
SOCIAL VALUE
THURSDAY
OTHER WOMEN'S CLOTHES
ALL STAR
FRIDAY, SHIRLEY MASON IN
THE RAGGED HElRESS
SATURDAY
THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN
ALL STAR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-16
DOUBLE LIGHT.
LAMP POSTS
FOR D {.
Fine Arts Commission Picks
Standard Here, Hoped to
Become National.

The Fine Arts Commission will
decide upon a double light lamp post
as the standard for Washington 8
street lighting system, it was irdi-
Gated by Chairman Charles Moore,
as the result of a meeting yesterday
Sketches OF a revised form OF
street lamp post have been sub
mitted to the commission by Capt.
j. p. Wood, assistant engineer COM
missioner, but were not approved
because the branches for the two
lights were not integral with the
post. Sketches and q model, will
be submitted to the commission by
Potomac Electric Power Company
officials. The commission, the chair
man stated, is seeking post which
may be used as q standard for the
nation.
!. The commission approved a de-
sign for a medal to the heroes Of the
Santo Domingo campaign, submitted
by A. a. Weinemaf, of New York.
A full size model Of q memorial to
Catholic sisters who lost their lives
In nursing service during the civil
war was inspected by the commits
sion. It was temporarily placed in
triangle at Fourth street and
North Carolina avenue southeast.
The finished memorial will. be in a
triangle park at Rhode Island ave-
nue. and IA street northwest, IN front
Of st. Matthews Church. Jerome
COnnor is the sculptor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-16
Gland Patient
Wins Race
GlandOgen Provides Simple Method
Of Taking Glandular
Treatment.


with amazement onlookers. saw a
eventy-three-year-o rum = dash
across the line winner of a EO-yard run
ming race H. the sensational time of 6
seconds just AS of sEcond short of
the worlds record This almost unbe-
lievable incident occurred at the annual
slHlS meet held at Sne of calfOrnia'
1t was another victory for Science.
proving again mat youthful vigor'
STAMINA ambition and power may be
restored by rev.ving the vital glands OF
the BODY, for the winner of the race
was gland Datient.
Many 'ead.ng citizens are now hope
luiiS lookiDg to regeneration of health
ana strenf'th through the nourishment
Oh vital siands in accordance with Well
known Scientific principles
Dr. Arnold Lorand says in his book
old A. Deferred" in speaking of the
glands: I'VE must insist upon the rein
tIorcemf mt of their functions. IL changed
py age or disease, by means of extracts
oDtalMd from the similar organs OF
health& young animals"
ocier ce has now prepared such a treat
menI "a convenient, compact tablet FORM
GiandOgen - which combines tne
heaIthy glands of young animals Win
or keen-eyed. vigorous men and women
are today taking Glandogen. ,
dlanlogen is obtainable at Feopies
Drug Atores
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-16
cIeaver Used on Police.

D WORCESTER, Mass, NOV. 16.--
Charged with attaching q police of
dcer with a meat cIeavsr with intent
to kill, Josephine Wieisczek, mother
Of fifteen children, was held III 81, 900
bonds to await grand jury action.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-16

MAcKINAWS in lively
plaids Of all-wool ma
terials. Double breast
ed styles, with big col
Lar. Sizes s to II.
LONG o'coATS, made Of
heavy overcoatings in
the preferred light
shades. Styles like
sketch, with wooden
body lining. Sizes 8
to II.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-16
Here Are Real Savings

JUNIOR o'coATS for
lads Of 3 to 10. Warm,
double breasted coats,
with muff and side
pockets, convertible
collar.
TWO-PANTS SUITS Of
smart looking, durable
Atwood fabrics, with
patch pockets and belt.
Lined knickers. Sizes
Z to IL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
(New York, mayo.)

- 81 E. .al 90
Eugene G. Grace, prcsidente de la
eBethlehem Steel Corporation, declare
aver ante la junta dse directories, que
la corporation habfa resuelto el pro-
iblema dc la escasez de brazos contra
tando gran ntmero de mejicanos.
Sc ha atribufdo gran importancia d
estas manifestaciones Ell atencion las
recientes deciaraciones de Mr.. Mary.
jcfe lie la junta dc la United Steel
Corporation, el cual en- su vista al
presidcnte Harding ilsisti0 eli la ne
cesidad tae medificar las leyes yisen-
tes de la immigration con objeto de
que los obreros europeos villieran a
suplfr la falta de braceros que Sc ex-
perimenta en- todas las intlustrias del
pals.
Mejico no tiene-lina Quota limitada
como les .pafses europeos y les meji-
canos no tienen invonyeniente en-
atravesar la frontera y situarse en- los
centres industriales que mas les con-
.venga.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
ELOG|AN A Los NEJ|CANOS

I Eli la hctualidad* mas dc mil me,
Jicdfds' 'trhbajan en- las filbrieas de In
,'Bethlchei4 Steel y perciben slrellyd5tps slrelydps
corriEntes, pero demucstran tau rx-
traortlihasia habilidad Ell el trabaje,
Que no tardan mucho en- disfrutafaeiet
xa1os salal.ios. La sransmayolfa de
sellos Son habitaftes del nortestde. Me-
jico demostrando gran tes6n sen el
tfabaio j Ilpnaildo les requisites que
Sc les exigeh. ' IS
Mr.. Gary interrogado acerca de pof
que no contrataba personal meiicano
no tiWo reparos en- afirInar que en-
nodo algllno Sc debfa 81 actitud Ia
conviction de que los mejicanos no
prestaban servicio eficiente, pues la
lnano dc ohra meiieana es ampliamen-
te satisfnitolia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
Mi yentana da al Mar.


Mi ventana da al mar. Todas las
noches, olvidando mis- versos y mis- Ii
bros, salgo la ventana; a hundir mi
mirada en- el abismo del azul. ArriIia
ell cieIo, abajo el heInioso rosal mas
ALA, la esplma blanqufsina de las
olas furiosas. /.
Esta noche mi espfritu tiene una
loca ansfedad de contemplation. La
luna Sc desgrana sobre el rosal V Ell
un beso palido Y tibio Sc confunde
con Ell mdTnol de Ia gl0ricta. Las es-
trellas sc dejan copiar, Y a prop0sito,
he puesto junto Il la ventana lm her
moso jarr0n con agua Cuando me dc
sed, bebere, v hasta la luz de las es-
trcllas es infiltrard ell mi cuclpo.
Sobre el regazO de las olas, un peta-
10 Sc columbia como I'm beso escapaG1
de Ia amada. Pronto, muy pronto. Sc
10 tragarii una ola Y va no Sc dejara
yer mas. La ola preiiada de espuma
10 llcyard lejos: orillas de upa pla-
ya... i,Quien sabe d6nde! Tal vez
10 lanzarl en- I'm arrebato tte c6lera
sobre una roca aislada. ;Qui6n sabe
como. Pero 10 cierto es, que el petalo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
UN EMINENTE CURA OFRECE
lUN TESTIMONIO ENTUSIASMADO
Ell Padre Manuel Corta Diaz decIara que la fa-
mOsa Medicina TanIac venci0 la dyspepsia
despues de que todo 10 demas
habfa fracasadO.

El Padre Manuel Corta' Diaz, Cura
Parroco y Vicario Foraneo Tehuacan,
Pue. Mejico, ofrece I'm testimonio res
pecto a la renombrada medicina Tanlac,
que sera de interes especial en- toda la
Republica.
"Puedo dar un testimonio personal, !,
dijo. respecto la pran efcacia de Tan
lac como un remedio para molestias
del estomago, aun cuando son cronicas.
Durante dos amos busque TN remedio
para la dyspepsia que sufria yo,- pero
sin alivio que Sc notara hasta que to-
me tres cuatro botellas de Tanlac.
"Ademas de no tener apetito y tener
molestias despues de conner, mi lengua
siempre estaba sucia, mi boca amarga
y fui suieto jaquecas tan frecuentes
como violentas
"Pero gracias Dios, Y con la ayuda
de Tanlac, las jaquecas han desapares
cido, mi apetito Sc ha mejorado, va no.
esta sucia mi lengua, y casi no padesco
los sintomas desagradables despues de.
conner. Estoy mas fuerte y me intere-,
so mas en- la vida en- mi trabajoaeNp
puedo recomendar Tanlac demasia-
do ~ 1t.9 I
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las dregueTr
rias y boticas. 3f i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
. EDICTO
En- la COrte de DistritO
del Primer DistritO Ju-
dicial de San Juan,
PuertO-RicO.

Estados Unidos de America, Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos, SS:--
Casa de Espaiia ell Puerto Rico, De-
mandante, VS.. Mariana Folguera Ri
jos, ct alt, Observation-Disclosures.
miento.-Civil No. 1881.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico, Maria
na Folguera Rios Y su curador ejem-
plar desconocido, a Gustavo Mufioz
Dfezi Y Maria Teresa Bel6n Mufoz
Perez Morris, bajo Ia patria potestad
del detnandatlo Gustavo Munoz, sea
los de1handados antes mencionados.
Por la presente Sc notifica a uste-
Etles Que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina
del Secretario de la Corte de Distrito
Primer. del Distrito Judicial de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, la demanda del ac
tor antes citado, en- la cual Sc solicita
Fsent effefa por la que Sc declare di-
stialta la comunidad indivisa de la pro-
piedad de las casas No. 20, de la Gale
ltte san Francisco, No Il, de la calle
de San Jose, Y Nos. "a Y 26, de la ca
flles de la Fortaleza hoy Allen, Gle esta
lciudad, de San Juan; que para clio
Sc ortlene Ia venta en- pdblica subasta
de dichas casas y que su precio Sc re
parta entire los copropietarios en- pro,
fporci6li a sus participaeiones reser'.
yando en- la correspondence los de.
mandados Gustavo Muioz y Maria TIE
f resa Belen Muloz quinientos dollars
los intereses de la anualidad corrien.
:e Y las dos anualidades anteriores de
una hipoteea que fue impuesta sobre
la casa No. "a de La calle Allen con
Icostas, gastos y henorarios al de,
mandado que Sc opusiere a la deman.
da.
Y Sc notifica ustedes que dc no
lcomparecer a contestar dieha deman-
dal adentr6 de los diez dfas despues de
Inotificado, 81 la notification sc hiciere
| en- teI distrito tlentro de los veinte
fdfas 81 Sc hiciera fuera del distrito,
lpero en- la IsIa de Puerto Rico, y den
tire de los cuarenta dfas 81 Sc hiciere
Ien otra parte, la demandante podra
lconseguir sentencia en- que Sc lie con-
| lceda 10 pedido en- la demanda. Els
abogatloS de la demandante Antonio
sarmiento, con oficina en- San Juan,
Tetudn 8.
ExtenLida baio mi firna en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico, hoy IS de abril de
1928.
G. Ma,rero,
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
Ell Dia dc las Mad,es.

Ell Dtd dc las MadlUS.
AL fin va siendo comprendida coil
venientemente apreciada la significa-
ci0n de este solemne dfa, dedicado a
ese tipo excelso de mujer llamado Ma
Dire. Este espfritu de compression
qued0 demostrado el domingo 13, Guam
do los niiios de nuestras escuelas re-
corrieron las GALES, ell compactas Y
ordenadas filas bajo Ia direction del
enthusiastic cuerpo de maestros de esta
localidad.
Los profesOreS de Utuado pusieron
su noble decidido empeilo Ell hacer
una fiesta digna de las madres. Con
suma maestrfa Y laboriosidad prepa-
raron a los niilos. con sacrificio de sus
horas de descanso Y de sus bolsillos,
pues todos los gastos de estandartes Y
canastos V trajes aleg0ricos fueron
desembolsados por ellos. Mas, el ext
to corona sus actividades. A las ochO
y media va empezaban a llegar los nj
nos, dando comienZo la parada a las
8 Il. IN. Mas de 1000 alumnos de to-
dos los grados. atestaban ell intermi-
nable fila nuestras calles, yendo a pa
rar al cine Utuado. cuyo espacioso sa-
Ion fue galantemente cedido por sus
empresarios, para el acto. Una vez
que aquella ola de cabezas inyadi6 el
teatro, di0 comienzo la fiesta cum
pliendose todas las parties del nume-
roso programa, al pie de la letra. Va
rios coros de voces angelicales prepa-
radios por inteligentes profesoras nos
deleitaron sobremanera. arrancando al
pdblico calidos Y mercedes aplausos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
Prosas ingenuas

rosa, no Sc dejar;i yer mas. En- el seno
de Ia ola caminard mucho, mucho
como nosotros, tragados por la vida.
Este espectdculo Gel petalo tragado
-por III ola. cada vez que me asomo
Ia. vcntana, Sc preSenta, Sc presenta
con el mismo matiZ ante mi vista. y,
he llegado Ii conclusion de que. los
mortales somos como el p6talo tragado
5por Ia ella. Nos traga la vida va 10
nos deiamos yer mas, hasta dar en- Ia
playa negra, en- la roca aislada... En-
la Muerte.
GALES mayo. 1928.
Fernando Terra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
Por P. Sanchez,
Sccretario Auxiliar
Il-I.1
Secretario.

e ignorandose el domicilio en- Bar
jcelona, Espala, de La demandada Ma.
riana Folguera Rios. incapacitada hi
qtiien yea su curador ejemplar, la Cor
te i solicitud jurada de la parte de
mandante ha ordenado que una y otro
sean citados por edictos que una vez
aor semana sean publicados en- el pc
riodico Ell IAIPARCIAL de esta ciu
dad, durante i'm mes.
X para que dicha publication tens;
sefecto expido 81 presente en- San Juan
a diez y ocho de abril de mil move
cientos veinte v tres.
u Rirera Cabrera,
Marshal de la Corte Judicial de
San Juan. Primer Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
Ell DIR. FERNANDEZ GARCIA

Hoy ha embarcado para Estades
Unidos. en- asuntos relacionados con
su noble profession, nuestro distingui-
do amigo, ell notable hdbil cirujano
doctor E. Fernandez Garcia, quien de-
sempe1a el cargo de cirujano Ell les
hoSpitales municipalcs de Santurce.
Ell 1MPARCIAL desea al amigo que
Sc ausenta por corto tempo. I'm felicf-
simo viaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17

iMUJEREs ST qiieren salud y be.
.lleza. tonen 'vino de Lourdes, que
tiene fafna UNIVERSAL por sus maravi-
llosos fesultados. be venta en- todas
las boticas. Pruebeio. 8
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17

. AMOR LUJO Emociopes, y
GRANDES carreras de caballos
en- la gran pelicula UNA CARRE-
RA EN- KENTUCKY.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
DESDE UTUADO

Chedita, con su melodiosa voz nos hi
70 vTbrar las cuerdas del sentimiento,
arrancandonos lagrimas en- abundante
raudal. al eyocar ell recuerdo de su
mama muerta.
Solo sentimos aquf, no recordar los
nombres de todos los niiios que toma-
ron parte en- la fiesta, pero entende-
mos nuestra efusiva felicitaci0n tan
to a los pequenuelos como a los macs
tros sque con tantO tactO organizaron
tan esplendido bomenaje las madres
utuadehaS.
Eos luHes dc gala.
= FL pr6Ximo lunes p del cursante,
sera estrenada ell nuestro teatro la
Incompatible serie En- los Dfas de
Buffalo Bill. Hemos tenido la opor-
tunidad de leer el argumento de esta
nueva maravilla del arte silencioso v
es realmente subyugante, de esos que
mantienen los nervios Ell tension, es-
perando con impaciencia el desenlace
Las escenas emocionantes Sc desa-
rrollan Ell el sudoeste americana. apa-
reciendo en- la pantalla los principales
acontecimientos de la guerra civil. No
cabe duda que todo ell que haya lefdo
la historic americana sentira vivo de-
SEQ de yer por sus ojos las escenas
que solo-conoce de elias por el relate
de la cronica. A los estudiantes es-
pecialmente recomendamos esta cinta.
Basta decir que Art Accord. ell fdolo
del pdblico puertorriqueno, aparece en-
esta production como lin temible ex-
plorador arrojado cowboy. su ext
to es SECURE.
Co,yesponsaI.
eiss4 ~ sl ~ <
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
ReBo DE cIGARRILLGs

Los sefiDres Casanova u Co, conner
cianteS en- ~ calle &c 'Ietuan niinef0
80, inf1ra'an d, la policia detective,
que De RliI estabIccilnimito ~ han lo-
lbado cuarcata cartoncs de cigarrillVs
'marca Camel spur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
EN .AsUNTos DE NEGocIos

Para la repdblica dominicana haH
embareado en- asulItos dc ncgocios,
snuestro amigo el couocido comercian
te de esta plaza y. Ricardo Pesque-
ia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-17
VEJEZ PREMATURE

n EUCHOS hombres y mujeres
W de edad madura Sc abaten
bajo constantes dolores de
espalda, nerviosidad y aquel
miserable estado de depression.
Tai vez Sc sientan dolores de
cabeza, marcos, y molestosas
irregularidades urinarias.
No continde sufriendo y enve-
jezca antes de tempo. Sus
rinones, los importantes 6rganos
que filtran Ia sangre. estan pro-
bablemente en- I'm estedo de de-
bilidad.
Conner en- exceso, beber de-
masiado, falta de descanso, 8
preocupacion puede causar de-
bilidad de los rinones. Un
resfrio, abatimiento, influenza, 8
trabajar mas de 10 necesario.
tambien tiende a dejar los riho-
mes en- desorden.
Arterias endurecidas, enfer-
nedades del corazon. diabetes 8
el fatal NAL de Bright, a menu
do siguen a desordenes de los
rinones que Sc descuidan.
A las primeras sefiales de ire
gularidadcs de los rifiones 8
vejiga principle a usar las Pill
doras de Foster, el remedio que
ha tenido exito por mas de medic
siglo. v &