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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20
PlRT EVENTS
N HIGH WATER
MARK SATURDAY
.,,. Navy Basketball Game
eu Be Outstanding Feature
M Program That Will En-
r,ce Competition In Five
obsr Different Events.
grSTLING AND BOXING
AMONG ATTRACTIONS

,l,or athletics cf the winter pro-
Al the Naval Academy will
q bIgh water mark on Saturday.
sNaanding feature of the day
lp the annual basketball fracas
,sen the midshipmen and the rival
Point Cadets, and in addition to
The Mlddlos will entertain six
teams IN nye different sport
petitions
om interest is Icing shown In
BASKETBALL sctto, and indications
h 10 it teing the stiffest battle
staged at Annapolis. The Army
/ IS rcputed to lie the best there
Ac court game, having laid low
omcrs. and they will invade An
gls with an unbrOken record o.
Victories Scarcely less impress
aas lcen Nayy's showing. Dc
W University OF Pennsylvania
d cnopoint margin on Penn's
y B the only marker against them
i cane on January a. Ten days
y The Quakers visited Annapolis
sen, away with a decisive beat
And The Middies have heen inn
FFlg steadily ever since, defeating
I strong teams as Georgetown.
Eeite and Washington and JEFF
ha On Wednesday they will have
y last preliminary game. Catho-
University will be the opposing
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20
John |. HARRINGTON
IS CALLED BY DEATH
Well-Known Business Man Ex.
pired Early Today, After
Pneumonia Illness
NATIVE OF DORCHESTER

Pneumonia that developed from an
attack OF "iu" or grip, claimed an
other elderly citizen OF Annapolis
early today. john L. Harrington, II
years old, who for a number of years
conducted a cafe. corner Of Main and
Green streets. died at his residence
on Green street. following an Illness
Of ten days
Mr.. Harrington had not been in the
best OF health for the past year or
more. and when he contracted his
late illness. it was realized that his
condition was extremely serious
Surviving him are a widow and three
chlldren-Mrs. A. r. Henry. Miss
Irene Harrington and Roland Har-
rington. Arrangements for the fu-
neral have not been completed.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20
Native OF Dorchester Co.

Mr.. Harrington was a native OF
Madison. near Cambridge, Dorchester
county, Md, and was distantly relat-
ed to former Governor Emerson C..
Harrington. He came to Annapolis
more than a quarter OF century ago
and established business here. He
was very fond of the water, partic-
ularly fishing, and regularly visited
the fishing grounds in the hay when
the seasons for angling rolled ground
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20
Mass Tech. In 3 Events

'l'te groups Of athletes of Mas
Ausets Tech will visit Annapolis
Hhay to contest with the Middies.
fS will lie loxers and gymnasts
Torilnued On Pare s.l
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20

Anisna,ches Of ] a { {
=, are published in
.. ~. Evening Capital.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-20

tronilnued on Pare -
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
"PILGRiMS OF THE NIGHT" AT PALACE TOMORROW

: Rubyc De Rcmor, declared by Paul Hellcu to be 'sbhe most beautiful woman in America" and Lewis &. Stone divide the honors in heading the cast in ''Filgrims of the Night" the J. L. Frobhingham production which will be shown Sunday matinee at the Palace Theater. Miss De Rem- or has been starred in several pro ductions and MT. Stone has never shared honors with anyone in a pro- duction since the popularity he at tained in "The Divers End"
 The remainder of the cast brlstlcs with the names of wotl known play CTS. Walter McGrail, Kathleen Kirk ham, Raymond Hatton, Frank Leigh and Walter V. Mong are among those listed in prominent parts in the pro duction The unusual association of So many illustrious players in the same production, it is announced, was made necessary by the fact that k sers By" the novel upon which "Pil- grims of the Night istbased, created seven characters of almost equal prominence in the story.
 A Pathe Roview, Topics. four acts of Vod-a-WI and two-reel Christie comedy. "Oh, Buddy," will be shown, a clever, humorous story, told in clean way. 1t i3 long enough since the war to permit us to see moro clearly some of it's funny sides and few Imaginable incidents in the trenches are brought into the story through 'vision scenes, picturing the thoughts of the leading man as in Franco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
MOST ELABORATE SET IN PIcKFORD PICTURE

! All persons at some time or other build castles in the air; but Mary Pickford, queen of the realm of spcechle3s plays, actually built one on the stage where che makes her photoplays
 Miss Pickfcrd's castle is 226 feet long by 125 feet wide and it took 100 tons of plaster to build it. Of course, this is a casale for the gcrocn. and when the picture has been taken then tho castle will fade into ob- liuion almost as quickly as a castle in the air.
 There are only four hugo rooms in the structure. each large enough to hold a California bungalow of average dimensions.
 This remarkable movie set repre- sents the interior of tho ground floor of Dorincourt Castle, the ancestral homo of the crotchd.y old Earl of Dorincoul.t, who is a conspicuous character in Frances Hodgson Bur nett's famous story, little Lord Fauntelroy,' which will be the fea- ture at the PaFace Theatcr beginning Thursday of next wcek.
 Without question, this is the most unique and elaborlrc mqIton picture ret ever constructed. Ths man who designed it, Stephen Gcoson, made IS pages of drawings before he was sat isfied with tho plans. Gposon, who is ars director for the Mary Pick ford Company, took trip through England the year before the war when he was studying architecture abroad and made photographs and sketches of the famous old feudal cas- tlc3 in that country. Ills conception of Dorincourt Castle includes every thing Ihc obtained on that tour of study.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17

decides to investigate. He arrives at Simpsons hotel, with a King who is travelling incognito and to whom ne had been Of assistance CT the
 road. h van Dana1l tries ito con. vince Gonevisye that there is too much money in the business for his liking. Faustina persuades Leone to meet her at her cottage for a final assignation one night when her hus. band is cut fishing. She attempts to kin him. Leone dtrangles her. uhen escapes unseen.
 Ribierc on his return, Ends his murdered wife and is himself sus. pected Of the crime. He takes re- fuge in the couisyard cf Pikes hotel and begs tho American to save him. Pike ibelievo5 the mans story and hides him with tho consent of his friend, the King in the latter's apart meGts, observed by Prince Giovanni and his daughter. They tell Pike that unless he gives his consent to the marriage and ar'ranges the neces- sary settlement, they Will inform the police.
 That night, Pike arranges for them to meet in his rooms and they are to bring along a solicitor with the ne- e9ssary documents for him to sign Genovicve and her brother arrive later and the Prince is ruffled when the expert, to whom Pike has sub ms.ted the Princess pearls, given to Genevieve as security for a loan, makes the announcement that the
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17

or hokomo, Ind, goes With her broth CT Horace for thrco years stay in Europe. She is an orphan, but, be fore his death, her father had ap- pointed his best friend, Daniel Pike. as her guardian and entrusted him with the control eff her considerable fortune, until she should come of age. Daniel loves Genevieye and on the evening before her departure she ad- mits she loves him, tco.
 The 5hrce years pass and bring many changes. Dan.cl has steadily risen and been clected~as state Sena- tor. Genevieye and Horace have for gotten the simple people CT Kokomo They meet Prince Giovanni Chiar- monte. his son Leone and his daugh- ter lSabina, in Sorrcnto. degenerate scions of an ancient but bankrupt mobility. Leone, who counts upon the American girls dollars to build up their fortune again, proposes mar riagc and is acceptei. Horace writes to their guardian for his consent for a marriage settlement of $750,000
 Meanwhile Leone is having trouble with Faustina, the beautiful wife of fisherman who is a5 faithful to her as she is faithless to him, and who has been carrying on for some time secret intrigue with her noble lovcr Faustina's jealousy is aroused by Leone's coldnoss and his atten- ton to Genevaeve. She resolves upon revenge at the first opportunity
 On receiving Horacc's letter. Pike
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
LAST TIME TONIGHT AT PALACE

Miss duPont, the blonde beauty who gained stardcm by her excep tional performance in the Universal million dollar siupcnsilm, Foolish Wives" appears in the stellar role Of 'T1he Golden Gallows" ait the Pal ace Thcater. Her part is that of a stage star who arouses the suspicion and scorn of the world by inheriting a fortune from an "admirer" What woman wouldn't take it? The hero inc of "The Golden Gallows," a Uni versal offering at the Palace Theater starring Miss duPont, thought there was no harm in it-especially with the giver dead and not able to i'm pose any strings" But it was a choice morsel for the gosstps and the fortune became the golden gallows" upon which the girls good name was hanged.
 Pathe News, sllrow Ing the Astoria tire. and the two-rcel "Wonder Dog comedy kept tho audience last night In good humor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
AIR GLIDER MEET
 SET FOR OCTOBER

CHICAGO, March 17.--A competi- ton for sliders is being arranged to be held in St. Louis next October at the time of the Pulitzer Trophy race. according to l. J. O'Malley, secretary of the Aviation Club of Chicago.
 A number of machines are under construction in Chicago, MT. OMalley states, and the entry list of men op- erating mororless gliding machines will be large. "A machine built from the plans of the "Vampy' glider, which made the worlds record at the German meet last August. is now in the United States and will compete" :" said Mr O'Malley.
 Though a good aeroplane pilot will readily aearnto fly a glider, no one without previous training in powered flight can expect to successfully manipulate a glider. This work re- quires sense of feel and the pre- knowledge of detecting the soar ing wave" in the air current. In short, motorless flight instruction has commenced. which bespeaks a new era in aeronautics This, coupled with the proven fact that gliders, with their large wing area: are in- measurably less liable to accident than heavy power machines. speaks volumes for safety in flight" = :. " t. s
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17

pearls are worthless. Leone suggests that they arc willing to take small CT marriage settlement. Genevieve indignantly cancels her engagement.
 Pike produces his friend. the King, with evidence which conclusivey points to Leone as Faustina's mur- derer. Leone acknowledge-le com mitted the crime in seilf-dcfcnse and is led away by tine police.
 Genevieve, convinced of the un- worthy ambition that has hitherto blinded her to real affection, is well content Ito feel Daniels arms around her once more, and to go back to Indiana with her ''man from home"
 There win be an orchestra con cert from ' to 7:30 o'clock and a Briggs comedy before the feature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
"SATURDAY NIGHT" AT COLISEUM LAST TIME

Giving up fortune and position to become the wife of a poor man, Iris van Suydum today admitted that she married her chauffeur. Tom McGuire, last Saturday night. It will be re- membered that only a few weeks ago Miss van Suydum's fiance, Rich ard Prcntiss, the wofl known club man and millionaire, eloped with Shamrock O'Day, the daughter oi his washerwoman
 q love Tom, that explains every thing" said. tho former queen of the four hundred today He is a real man, and that is what. any girl wants. whether she be rich or poor. I will try and make good wife to him." When interviewed. Mrs. McGuire was engaged in cooking her first dinner in a tiny little apartment in Harlem. The couple will be forced to live on the husbands earnings, as the van Sfydllm fortune is in control of the brides uncle. who has disirherited her fer what he considers her rash marriage.
 The sequel to this remarkable elcpemcnt is fully outlincd in Cecil B. DeMille's superb Paramount pie cure, Saturday Night" which is at the Coliseum for the last time to- night, only one show. It is said to be one of the strongest picture pro. o'uctibns eff the year. LeaTice Joy has the role of Iris van Suydam and Jack Mower is the chauffeur.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
LONDON WILL SOON HAVE
 WORLDS LARGEST STADIUM

LONDON. March H-IThe Wembly Stadium. which will seat 126,00O per sons and be the largest in the world, will be opened in Appil when the annual football cup tie final will be played before King George and the Prince pf Wales.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
1.-THE MAN FROM HOME" AT COLISEUM SUNDAY

Booth Tarklngoon's groat book, "The Man From Home" will be the screen production at the Coliseum Sunday and Monday nights. The story is as follows:
 Genevicye Simpson. society belle
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17

Fred Stone, wordamous comedian, n rafirmed his faith the after meditating week sleeping He has pledged tenth Of his income said be $125000 stone said in Seattle he would be he said T have always been funmaker that funmaking has been wholesome"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17

Latest styiss of engraving for visiting cards at The Empire.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-03-17
Attractions ut THeuteys
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT COlt6EuM-AlI-star cast in "Satur- day Night" PAlACE--Miss DuPont in Golden Galiows." COMING ATTRACTIONS OLISEuM--James kirkwood ia "The Man From Home" pALAcE-"PiIgrims of the Nightr
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
PAKET 81"
PAKET m"

PAKET m"
In Deutschland a%bgeliefert $10.-
In O~esterreich 11.75
94H Pfund Weizenmehl
10 Pfund Fucker
10 Pfund Refs
10 Pfund Schmalz
5 Buechsen gesuesste Kondenz-
mich
5 Buechsen ungezuckerte
Mich
1 Pfund Tee
2 Pfund Cries
2 Pfund Staerkemehl
2 Pfund Kaffee
1 Pfund Kakao
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04
@ingeon0t
Neine nrme 9%tOrmanOie!

Son einem friegsgefangenen 6ron-
5oien, Der 8rofeIior Der oeutiden
Sprode an elmer fran3Oiiiden Uni
OeriitGt lit, in oertider Spra6e ges
oi6tet i'm Sabre 1916.
6rcmoes @olf nno frenlOe @auel
5remoe Spra6e-iIt's elm Sraum?
SD bin po6: bod mas i'd idaue,
8as i6 bore, fuB' i6 fauml
@ar's ni9t geitern ais Der Wiloen
6ein0e graue lleberma6t
gluf oes 8aterlanos @efiloen
Inns beOrGnet in beiBer S6Iadt?
No6 font mir ser -Nteuie
Seller &long i'm DIRE mad,
Sod Dor i9 0as &fgetoIe,
Ser &anonen 9onneripra6!
limo aus 6einoes 6elte blif' i6
Sect binols in Se~inOeslono;
SouieiIo beige @riiBe ibid id
cabin, mo gum 8oloeSranO
Sa6t ole glbenoionn' geglitten
Oort, melt Orol1Ben JUDI i'd tie,
Sic, fir Die ih bob geitritten,
Wteine teltre Normanoiel
@Iei6e Sonn' om 9lei6en Sinmel
9eu6tet treun0li6 bier uno BORT:
ISiebt bort o1tf Oos &riegsgetiim-
mel,
9lltf 3eritorung, 8ronO uro Moro.
Siebt + / G + ol1f ein2ono i'm Srieoen,
OoS bonn &riege rtnberiibrtl
@1l i6 moGt' ibm lp6r bei6ieoel,
gSus mem Seimotlano geipitrtl
8eutegierige 0orboren?
&obeS Golf bon Srltg ur0 SOB?
6ranfrei6s l%tntergang ieit Sobren
GlaiellO obne llnterloB?
Sier nun mobnt es: oieie StdOte,
0ieie O0rfer, oieies 6el0l
Nein, nit ro6en @Gnoen bate
IS tie ni6t bebo1t, beitellt.
Stiae, SleiB un0 @ottpertrauen,
&eimotliebe atmet lie,
Oieie 2onoi6aft, an5ui6oltet,
S60n lpie meme Normonoie!
Nls mir, oie gefonenen 8einoe,
0runten 5ogen 0urf Oie Staot =
Still rn0 ernIt itano Die @emeinoe,
Mon6eS Alge SbrGnen batt'.
6iiruns. Gobe 9rieger bGtten
@ut rno &obn uno bittern Spott;
Oo6 ! / { adten aud in &etten
Inns o[S 8rii0er nod Dor @ott!
8er it's, ser Sen Brand entfn6te,
Der Dies itoI5e &olf umtoit,
User it's, ser uns glouben madte,
0aB e8 frebeln0 uns beorobt?
6ranfrei6I 0eine Sobne iterben,
Define Marfen lin0 8erit0rt
gti6t our6 SeinOes S6ulo-yerOer.
ben
S6uf ser Sreltno, Ser bid betort.
SolIder Sreun0, er rolibt fir INNER
8us sir &ubm uno @lan5 Derlieb,
llno eS Itiir3t nit sir IN Sriimmer
Weine arme Norman0iel
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

PAKET "B"
In Deutschland abgelief. $3.50
In Oesterreich ;, 1875
6 Buechsen Corned Beef
3 Buechsen Roast Beef
3 Buechsen Boiled Beef
6 Buechsen Lachs
6 Buechsen Speckscheiben
4 Buechsen Rinderfett
3 Dutzend Bouillonwuerfel
6 Buechsen gebackene Bohnen
6 Buechsen Himbeer-, Erdbeer-
oder Aprikosen Marmelade
6 Buechsen kondensierte Mich
nit Fucker
6 Buechsen evaporierte Mich
ohne Fucker
3 Buechsen Ochsenschwanz-
Suppe
3 Buechsen MulIigatawneysuppe
3 Buechsen Gemuese-Suppe
Washington Journal., 1923-05-04

PAKET &C"
In Deutschland abgeliefert $3.50
In Oesterreich 900
24H Pfund Weizenmehl
10 Pfund Refs
10 Pfund Fucker
5 Pfund Makkaroni
2 Pfund Cries
2 Pfund Staerkemehl
2 Pfund suesse Schokolade
2 Pfund Kaffee
1 Pfund Kakao
1 Pfund Tee
"a Pfund Zimt
"a Pfund Pfeffer
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
Ell "CORNELIA" DEJO ATRAS Al.
PORTO RICO" Y Ell "CARACAS''

FL sdbado diez siete salieron a
mediodfa del puerto de New York
para San Juan los vapores "Cornelia"
Caracas" Puerto Rico, bajo una
terrible neblina segdn nos cuenta
ell captain del 'Cornclia."
Durante In travesfa al "Cornelia'
Sc lie rompi0 una de las. bombas, la
que rapidamente fuG arregrada. Ape
sar de esa ligera averfa, cl "Cornelia'
estaba atraGado al muelle No. . el iue-
YES, a las euatro de la mai1ana. Ell
Porto Rico" lego a las sciS Y media
y cl Caracas" a las ocho.
@Queda demostrado que cl "Cornelia
es el buque que lie sigue en- vclocidad
al San Lorenzo" entire los vapores
que hacen la travesfa entire New York
y Puerto@Ric o vive-vcrSa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
MATAN Y DISPARAN a LA POLL

C1A 81 IIElS Els NECESAR1O
Tn bandido (;mereceran este nom
bre?) rob6 500. una botica de New
York, y porque el boticario intent0
lamar la fueIza armada en- SUI au-
XiliO, 10 mat0 de I'm tirO, lie dispar6
al policfa que 10 persegufa escape
sin dejar huelas.
En- dos hold-ups robaron a un de-
p6sitO de calzadO Y una tienda Ge
where's de Brooklyn cerca de $700 sin
necesidad de hacer disparos: pues que
los interesados conviniEron guardian
la Gebida cOmpostura mientraS Sc les
ejecutaba la operaci6n. sin dar lugar
a intervention policiaca.
Los anteriores son algunOs de los
sucesos diaries de New York City.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
a MoNsENoR EMBARCA MANANA

Maflana embarcara en- New York
para Puerto Rico en- el yapor "San
Lorenzo, nueStrO. ilustre prelado Mon
seiior Jorge Caruana, quien ha pasa-
do una temporada de tres meses Ell la
metr0pOli.
Los muchos amigos con que cuenta
en- San Juan Y la isla nueStra mas
alta autoridad eclesiastica. Sc prOpO-
nen hacerle un recibimiento pompoSU
ell pr0Ximo microbes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
Ell COSECIIO DE .AZUCAR DE RE
MOLACHA ALEMANA, CNtECERA
BASTANTE

Este allo el coSccho de azIicar de
remOlacha en- Alcmapia sera de GER
ca de dos millones de toneladas cor
tas menOr que el anterior. Ell cOsecho
cSta calculadio eli 9,3S1 900 t0neladaS,
contra 11.S96000 toneladas, cue SUI
bio el de 1922. Los amtcriorcs infor-
mes son del Institute International
Agrfcola de Roma, mientras que los
calculos de la Association Azucarera
Alemana son de S,349.OOO toneladas,
para cl cosccho dc 1923. Fl cosecho de
azlicar dc remOlacha dc P0lonia para
este a1o Sc calcula en- $3.50 tone
ladas, superior al del aiio anterior que
fuG de 2,M1,000 toneladas.
Los completes cdlculos del total dc
la production curopea todavfa nj
han sido terminates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
CUBA Y. GRECIA EXCELENTES
'A's''. ~ BCENAS PAGAS

Los q. e. U. Z. son acreetl0res, Sc
gin sus cuentas, del resto del mumdo
por 1888, ,1Jl,04117. Los t1nicoS de
sus deudores que les liam venido pagan
do intercses con regula1idad son Cuba
y G'retia. Ell 80 por ciento de dichos
crGditos tcndran que ser condenados
la corta que la larga; pues nj 81
quiera Ia poderosa Inglaterra ha po-
dido pagarles nj 10 podra hacer mas
adelante, los cerca Gh cinco billones
de d0lares de su deuda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
UN ATRAco DE $4,000 EN- EFEc-

UN AIKACO DE S4j,OOO EN- EFEC-
TWO
Dos mensaierOs del East Brooklyn
Saving Bank que conducfan $3.50 en-
efectivO las 10 de la mailana del
dfa del suceso, para ser depositados en-
otro bancO mayor Y sin que natlie
pudiera sospcchar el contenidO de su
paquete, fucron muertos a tiros, sin
previa advcrtencia, por tres asaltan-
tes que escaparOn con el dincro desde
Ia estaci6n del elevado donde come
rom su crimen. En- la calle les espe-
raba un lujosO Cadillac, modelo 1924.
Ell el que desaMrccieron sin dejar ras
tro, no obstante haber disparado nue.
We tiros. Ell caro- que fuG abandonado
algunas Gales mas adelante, resuIt6
su de un vecino al que Sc 10 rObaron
SemanaS antes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
acoMUBADAs con LIcENC1A

Nuestro estimado amigo d. ErneS-
to Gonzalez Comulada, -jefe lie los ms
pectores1 de Ia aAduana de San Juan,
sali6 aver tarde para. Ponce con el
fin dc disfrutar de una corta licen-
Gle que le ha sido cOncedida.
Buenas impresiones deseamos al te-
rror de los contrabandistas, Ell la ciu-
dad del Sur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
TAMBIEN ROBAN DE UNA NAME
RA DELICADA

In trio que parece tenfa bien deli
neado su plan de ejecuci0n silencio-
sa casi delicalIa, en- el momento que
el cajero de la Ward Baking Co. EN-
traba con $19,5OO hacer ell pago Sc
manal de su fabrica de Brooklyn, 10
desarmaron, le ataron las manos y los
pies, Y suplicdndole en- tono afectuo-
so con ell caii6n de la automatica en-
Gina de su est6mago q. no Sc resistie-
Sc, Sc 1levaron ell dinero.
TampOco qued6 rastro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
MORTALIDAD INFANTIL EN- LOS
Il. T.. T.. H.

r. z. Q. Q.
De las % mas grandeS crldadbs de
los E. L. L. Z. de mas de 100000 ha-
bitantes. Seattle (Washington) fu6 la
mas saludable para los recien nacidos
Elm 1922. siendo ell promedio de su NOR
talidad infantil de niflos de menos de
un aflo, de 40 por 1000. Lie siguieron
Minneapolis, So: Portland Oregon }
Sc; San Francisco. 81 y San Luis, 50.
FL promedio de New York City, in
cluyendo sus cinco divisiones, fuG de
IS, y ell Chicago. la segunda ciudadI
americanai en-, importancia, .fuI de So.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
Ell INVESTIGATOR .ARAUJO,
REGRESA

Nuestro particular amigo el conQci
do contable de la SAuditoffa de Puer..
to Rico d. Juan Araujo, quien desde
II iia 'cuatroaie octubre Sc haiiaba
por distintos pSiebloslde la'isfa exami
nando cuentas de las cOrtes de justi
cia municipios, hai regresado aver
a San Juan despu6s de haber reali
zado una drdua Y eficiente labor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
NOticiaS ameriCanaS

el 1 de septiembre. FL Norte les dd
tratO mas humane ais negroes anne
ricanos que el Sur, donde la civiilza-
ci0n icristiana, en- 10 que cOncierne a
las raZas, no parece haberse arraiga-
do atn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
IMPORTACIONES LLEGADAS A
NUEvA YORK, PARA OTROS
MERCADOS

Cocos, 27 sacos, 2,7O0 lbs, importa-
do de Puerto Antonio.
Pulpa de coco (Cpra), 722 sacos,
93,860 lbs, importado dc Puerto An
tonic.
Malagucta, aoei >, j GAIA, impor-
tado de Monserrate.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
A Y | S @

DIR. Agustin r. Laugier, Oculista y
Especialista en- Intermediates de la
Nariz, Garganta y OidOs, participa a
su cliehteTa amigos, el !.aber renun-
eiadO, despues de cuatrO amos de SER
vicio, 'el puestO dc Especialista de la
Sociedad Auxilio MutuO Benefcen.
cia, pudiendo de este modO disponer
de mas tempo y libertad para sus ca.
sos particulares.
Oficina: San JUsto esq. Tetuan.
Horas de Consulta: 9-12 A. M. y
2-5 p. nj.
TelefOnO: San Juan, 1881.
Resldencia: Gale DIR. Ferrer No. 80
Tel. Santurce, 376 Negro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-23
PARA MEJORAR La ESTACION DE
ELLIS ISLAND

Ell gobierno federal empleard
$1,5O0,O00 en- poner la estaci6n emf
gratoria de Ellis Island. n Y, a la
altura de Ia potencialidaO economical
de los f. e. U. L.
Los inmigrantes quedardn dOtados
de todas las comodides inispensables.