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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
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PIN COLLECTOR
LANDS IN JAIL

OMAHA. Neb., Nov 26. Ruth
Marguerite Mcintyre, nineteen With
brown bobbed hair. dark blue eyes.
few freckles, and claiming to b.
the champion collector. of fraternity
pins of the University of Nebraska
spent a few days In the Omaha jail
mourning because she couldn't get
out long enough to buy a package
Of cigarettes.
For the initiated, let 1t be known
that a fraternity pin in college Is
the equivalent of an engagement
ring-only it's no disgrace to have
1t given back.
The pin Miss Ruth was wearing
when arrested In Omaha was "Phi
Delta Phi" and was given her, she
said, by Percy Bowers of Dallas,
Tex, Junior at the University Of
Nebraska.
Pawned Six Others
The young woman also exhibited
pawn tickets for six other pins, de-
scribed as set with pearls and dia-
monds. The pins are in the hands
of pawnbrokers In Omaha and Kan
sas City.
But Miss Mcintyre was not ar
rested for getting fraternity pins
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
INSURANCE EXPERTS WILL TELL
PUBLIC HOW To BEAT old GAME
OF THIS LIFE AND LIVE LONGER

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Subjects
of human interest will hold first
place at the 18th annual convention
of the Association of Life Insur-
ance Presidents, to be held in this
city December and 7. There will
be presented facts and figures OF
current experience among the life
insurance companies as to what dis
eases are killing policyholders and
how some of those causes, particu.
larly high blood pressre diseases,
can at least be reduced. While
this subject will be discussed from
business and economic angles. it is
expected to develop, incidentally, a
sentimental appeal to the individual
with his desire for longer life.
Edward D. Duffield, President Of
the Prudential Insurance Company of
America, Newark, N. j., will preside
at all sessions of the convention.
Life insurance executives, represent
ing 95 per cent. of the fifty-five bill
lion dollars of old line life protec.
tion now outstanding in companies
domiciled in practically every State
of the Union, are expected to be in
attendance. Canadian life insurance
companies also will be represented
Federal. State and Provincial offic-
ials and educators, economists and
business men will join in this two
day conference on various national
problems.
"The life insurance policyholder
of today knows that he has some
thing which his father never heard
or, blood PRESSURE" said Manager
George T. Wight OF the Association
today in announcing the plans for
the convention. Everybody has al.
ways had blood pressure, but 1t was
not until the life insurance compan-
les developed its relationship to
tenure of life that the man on the
street began to know about 1t.
Through millions OF examinations OF
prospective policyholders these com
panies have acquired knowledge as
to what normal blood pressure Is
and how far man may deviate
from it before he becomes poor
risk Experts tell us that high
blood pressure may be two or three
years. ahead of the development of
more visible symptoms OF approach
ing impairment in the physical we'll
being OF the individual. Life insur-
ance executives now know from
their records that men with high
blood pressure do not live as long
as men with normal blood pressure.
Broadly speaking, there seems to b'
no dispute that continued high blood
pressure spells a shortened tenure
Of life, particularly In those approach
ing middle age, but there are differ
ences OF opinion as to what factors
have the most effect in raising
blood pressure.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
MURDERER ADMITS DOUBLE KILLING
Americanization Week Starts
i'm Juneau Tomorrow Forenoon;
Capt. Dancey Conducts Program

Plans for the Legion's Americani-
cation program for Juneau and Doug
has have been drafted and the local
campaign will be launched at Ju-
neau High School tomorrow Tues
day morning, when Captain D..neey
will address the student b,,iy
There will be a free matinee at
tomorrow afternoon, when the school
children of Juneau will be guests
OF the American Legion at a pre-
liminary presentation of "The Man
Without Country"
Tuesday evening, the citizens of
Juneau will have their first oppor
tunity of witnessing this picture
Captain Dancey will make a brief
talk, in which he will formally in
troduce the picture and the Ameri-
canizatio1 program.
The remainder of the week hes
been completely scheduled, with the
exception. of Thanksgiving Day. The
program is very comprehensive in its
character and scope and includes
second presentation of "The Man
Without a Country" Wednesday even
ing at the Palace.
Meeting For Women
There will be a special meeting
for women of Juneau, when matters
of intense interest to American wo-
men will be discussed This feature
has been scheduled for the Ealaoe
Theatre, on Wednesday afternool at
3 o'clock, and Is in keeping with
a program that marks the Aaleri-
canization efforts throughout the la1i.
Captain Dancey has message o:
vital importance and all local Il s'ts
of women are cooperating in an Cd
deavor to make this number rhe
some fine success in Juneau, that 1t
has been everywhere.
The Chamber of Commerce pro-
gram has been fixed for Friday
noon at the Arcade. In this address
Captain Dancey will deal with
number of important matters that
have to do with Juneau and Alaska.
His message to the Commercial Clubs
and Chambers of Commerce through
out the Territory, have been herald
ed as one of the features Of the
Americanization program. ketchi-
kan Commercial Club has sent word
to the Juneau organization counsell-
ing a full attendance of business
men. .HNa A4HN
Big Community Rally Friday
The Americanization Rally, the
feature of the weeks program, Is
slated for Elks' Hall, Friday evening,
November 80, at o'clock. This Is
the occasion when every citizen of
Juneau has an opportunity to prove
his interest In America and things
American 1t is this gathering that
has to do, largely with Juneau's
share in Americanization. There will
be a good program of music and the
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The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
SUMMER ENDS
IN KL0ND|KE
Season of 1923 Is Longest on
Record - Yukon River
Opened on May 10.

DAWSON, Nov. zo.-The Summer
season ended Saturday, eight days
later than ever before.
Navigation opened on the Yukon
May 10 making the season at least
two weeks longer than any previous
year.
November 16, last year, and five
years ago, we're the previous late
dates for closing of the river.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Dan Coates Selected
AS Handsomest
Man in Klondike

DAWSON, Nov. 26.-Dan Coates,
President of the Dawson Hockey
League, and owner of the fastest
horse in Yukon, has been voted the
handsomest man by the Yukon popu-
lation and he has been given a
trophy engraved Handsome Dan,'
The contest is now on to decide the
most beautiful girl. The successful
winner will receive a necklace of
Klondike Nuggets and the second
choice will receive nugget wrist
let.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
ACTRESS REFUSES TO Be SPANKED
BYFATHER WHO BANS LATE HOURS

NEW YORK. Nov. 26-Barbara
Bennett. seventeen-year-old actress,
refuses to be spanked and has left
her father. Richard, the actor, for
the shelter OF her mothers home.
Mr. Bennett has revealed.
Mr.. and Bennett and Mrs. Bennett
recently agreed to O friendly" sep
aration, the father taking Barbara.
Father Bennett laid down rule
for Barbara that she must be home
at midnight. One night Barbara
went out with Pat Somerset, the
actor, and his wife, Edith Day.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
SH0UP WILL Run FOR
UNITED STATES, SENATOR

EVANSV IbI1E, III, NOV. ~
Former Gov.sHOliyer II. Shoup Of
Colorado announced that he will
become a candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination for United States
Senator from Colorado. In making
tho announcement he declared that
he had been urged to become a can
didate for the nomination for Vice
President and said that he would
accept the nomination If 1t were
preferred to him
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
CACHE GASOLINE
AT NORTH POLE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Six hun
dred gallons of gasoline will be
cached at the North Pole to make
possible the flight of Capt. Roald
Amundsen's flight to Spitzbergen and
Alaska next Spring. It is announced
one pilot will fly from Spitzbergen
to the Pole, depositing the gasoline
and then return to his base, then
back to the pole again.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
ATTEMPTS TO
FORM CABINET
FOR GERMANS
Second Man Is Invited to
Form Ministry One
Selected Quits Job.

BERLIN; Nov. 26.--Dr. Seinrich
Albert, former Minister OF Treasury
urder Chancellor Cuno, has accept
ed President Ebert's invitation to
form a new cabinet. The Socialists
attitude towards the Albert min
istry depends on the program and
composition of the Cabinet members.
Herr Won Karderff. selected by
President Ebert to form a new min
irtry, failed, due to lack of CO.
operation, and quit the job.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26

Along towards dawn Mr.. Bennett
as he tells the story. worried. tele-
phoned his wife and together they
waited on the front steps. Soon a
taxi appeared. Barbara stepped out.
Bennett declared he would chastise
her She objected The mother OBJ
jected. A policeman objected. Ben
nett hit the policeman on the nose.
The whole party went to a police
station and the sergeant told them
to forget it. Barbara went home
with her mother.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
To Stop Traficking
In Sacramento Wine

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. 26.-
Jewish synagogues OF Los Angeles
have banded together TO stop traf-
Ticking in sacramento wines By
cancelling their permits to purchase
and hold wine. The Rabbis have
been instructed not to sign wine
permits nor delegate anyone to sign
them,
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Campaign Is Launched
Against Lausanne Pact

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Denounc-
ing the Lausanene Treaty as sacrific-
ing American rights and throwing
Armenia overheard, for the sake Of
Chester concession, 81 notables
headed by James Gerard, former
American Ambassador to Germany,
have launched a campaign to pre-
vent ratification.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
LOOKS GOOD FOR
INTERIOR ALASKA

SEATTLE. Nov. 26.-Placer min
ers in the Interior OF Alaska are
looking forward to a prosperous sea
son next year declared United States
Marshal G. b. Stevens on his arrival
here with prisoners. He disclosed
the development by installation of
machinery, of the Bonnifield, Chat.
anika Flats and other districts.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Civil Government for
Virgin Islands Proposed

WASHINGTON Nov. 26-Presiien'
Coolidge has taken under cons;dera
ton the communication of S,mue.
Gompers, advocating the establish
ment of a civil government for the
Virgin Islands in place of the pres
ent control through naval officers.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Harold Steen, Alias
Harmon, Is in Portland

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 26.-Har-
old Steen, alias Walter Harmon, ar
rested in Juneau, Alaska. on a
charge OF forgery. and is said to
also be the husband OF many women.
arrived here last night in charge of
an officer who brought him south.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Swell Wedding Takes
Place in N. Y. City

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.--All If not
more than the pomp and splendor
of a wedding of Gotham's 400 was
displayed here Saturday night when
the daughter Of the richest Negro
in the world, Mrs. May Walker Rob
inson became the bride of Henry
Gordon Jackson, of Chicago.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Says Henry Ford
viii Run,
If Nominated

DETROIT, Nov. 26.-Henry
Ford will run for President il
nominated on an independent
ticket, without platform. This
was the announcement made
here by Robert r. Pointer, of
Dearborn, a life long friend of
the auto manufacturer.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
War Of Beotlegsers;
Charred Body Found

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 20 = The
charred body of a man with bullet
wounds in the head and stomach,
has been identified as Henry Nc
Ardle. who disappeared Friday fol-
lowing shooting which the police
attributed to a war of bootleggers.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Kills His Sweetheart;
Is Given Twenty Years

SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 26.-John
I. Hartman, convicted Of manslaugh-
ter for killing Miss Goldie Flaugher,
his sweetheart, has been sentenced
to 20 years in the reformatory at
Monroe, Wash.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
viii Arraign Walton
During Present Week

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 26.-Ar-
raignment of J. G. Walton and two
others indicted on five counts for
various alleged offenses has been
set for next Wednesday.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-11-26
Bulgaria Signs Treaty
With United States

SOFIA, Nov. 26--The naturaliza-
ton treaty between the United
States and Bulgaria has been signed.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
CoNCIERTO POR RADIO
PROGRAMA

Que sera trasmitido por la Estaci6r
Radiotelefonica WKAQ. de la Radio
Corporation de Puerto Rico de 8 {
10 80 p. M, el martes 18 de septiem
bre de 1923, en- San Juan, P. r.
1.-Informe de las condolences de
tempo.
Hungarian Lutsciel'', Overtura
Keler-Bela. Por la orquesta WKAQ
8 Bohemian Girl, Selection de Ia
Opera Bohemia, Balfe. Por Ia
orquesta WKAQ.
4.-Algo sobre Radio. Por el anun
ciador.
j. "Gayottes, Gosseo. Por I'm quin
teto de cuerdas.
"Flirteando", Fox-Trot espafiol
Por la orquesta WKAQ.
7.-Poesfa. Recitada en- castellant
por el senior M. Hernandez Rosa.
s."Fado del Arco Iris, Auli and
Benllich. Por Ia orquesta WKAQ
9-Noticias information general.
-"Perlas de mi patria," dams
portorriquena, Campos. Por la or
questa WKAQ.
11.-.Glorias de tu cara., marcha es
. panola, Por la, orqpestas W,KAQ.
IS F%aat's t.k3i u VI A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
cREDITo DE COLOMBIA EN- Ell
EXTERIOR

En- ell inforlne correspondence al
aiio de 1922 del Council Of the Cor
poration of Foreign Bond holders. Sc
ha dedicado a nuestrO pals un espacio
de % paginas, en- el cual Sc historic
detalladamente la deuda externa de
Colombia desde sus primeros empress
titos en- Ell ano de 1920 v las negocia-
clones que en- esta materia ha llevadp
ell pals hasta el aiio pasadds Tambieh
Sc analiza en- tales paginas muy cuidd-
dosamente nuestra deuda. interna, la
situaci6n fiscal y yarios s0tros puntos
de nuestras finanzas, con lujo de ci-
fras v cuadros que haceif de tai es-
tudio algo de verdadero interes.
En- la primera parte de tan impor-
tante informe Sc hacen al respecto de
Colombia elogiosos concentrations, los
cuales ponen en- muy buenas condicio-
nes el credito de nuestro pals. Els de
esperarse que tan valiosos conceptos
tengan gran trascendencia para Co
lombia, cuyo buen cr6dito conyiene
asegurar para atilizarlo con ventaja
en- el future.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
Ell MANIFESTO
TRADICIoNALISTA


BARCELONA. septiembre 1a-El
manifesto lanzado por los tradiciona-
listas, documento que h acirculado
profusamente por toda la ciudad, SC
aIhieren los firmantes al nuevo regi-
men constitufdo en- Espafia, al que Sc
proponen ayudar decididamente. Di-
.ce cl manifesto que los tradicionalis-
tas prestaran Ttoda su cooperation a
la obra de saneamiento emprendida
que cristalizara en- la obra revolucio-
maria mas pacifica conocida en- Es-
paiia. FL manifesto afiade que la ma
ei6n entera ha saludado jubilosa al
caudillo que ha derribadod el regi-
men de corruption que va, con an
telaci6n. estaba fracasado; piden
10 stradicionalistas que el regimen
parlamentario sea sustituido por otro
representative. Al prestar su adhe-
sin al gobierno actual los tradiciona-
listas dan como descartada Ia question
dinhstica pues solo reconocen dicen
como Rey "a Quicn proclame los
principles tradicionalistas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
UN INCIDENTE EN- Ell QUINTA
MA. RACING PARK

En- las oficinas de la policia deS.San
Juan hemos sido informados de que
en- las carreras de caballos celebradas
aver tarde en- ell Quintana Racing
Park, pudo haber ocurridos un serio
motin, no ser por la ligera inter-
venci6n de la fuerza publica.
Sc nos dice, que ell incidente ocurrio
consecuencia de una decision del ju-
rado en- Ia tercera carrera, dando ell
premio "Marquesa b., con cuya de-
cision no estuvo conforme Ell publico
del campo.
Los insultos que lie fueron proferi-
dos a los Sres. del jurado fueron ta-
les, como "pillos", ''ladrones", 'ban-
didos", "estafadores del p1blico", etc.,
al extreme que quisieron asaltar las
bancas.
Ell policia insular Santiago, arres-
to a un individuo, que instigaba al pu-
blico a que lanzara piedras.
Parece ser que ell pdblico de las
gradas, de las butacas y de los palcos,
aplaudio la decision del jurado, ale
gando que 'sMarquesa B" lie gano por
la cabeza Favour.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
JuGADA A Lo PR6HIBIDo

tsfzs ssss e ~ lszs ----<<z<---@
ia. las diez ide ilaim6che del sabado,
el Jefe Pedro Caban, CaBd Font ~
guafdias Bernard Y Cedfnd, ssE faren
en- I'll Casino 0brero, calle' General
lContreras, Ne. 80, Y sorprendieron
una jugada 10 prohibido arrestando
"a lNtiiscomedes, Ntis Pizarroi. Ramon e carfiion,
Leopaldo Reyes Bruno Reyes Martin
Medina1 juan Elias Jose t.Guewer,tE El-
mo Farfez,s Luis Reyes, z Antoifio Ro-
drfgaez, Ramon Vega Manuel sFran-
Cd Eduardo Delgado,, Edgenfo Santa
CO., m Ramon Meptahez, Rpbsfto . Rios,
Jose Flores, OsNaldo oRigerasfAgapie
to- Rivera, Joaquin Usera, Victor Ve-
ga y Agapito Rivera, ocupandoles uten
ciiios. Todos fuer1n denunciados an
te la Corte Municipal apor sojpegos
prohibidos. 1Eaa1 aoJ3 N
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
LA EMoC1oNANTE PEsCA DE UNA
BALLENA DE DoscIENTos
..,..... !QUINTALES. DE. PESO,
Toda una compahia de artistas a puntc
de perecer ahogados durante la lucha.

Los violentos aletazos de una balle-
ma herida de muerte, estuvieron a pun
tSs de cmfagtaFs fg apaTEaHqhad9st un grugo
de artistas mientras filmaban graay esr
.cena de Ia super-.especial produccion de
Ia marca METRO "TODOS FUE.
IRON 3 ivAEfEN,FEss@. Este episodio
paso durante uns yiaje a las Islas Fa-
Fsa1lllons ffelite a1a costa de california.
El director Mr.. Willat queriendo filmar
una caza de bal1ena y proporcionar al
publico todos los riesgos y espeluznantes,
escenas, realisticas de tan arriesgada
empresa, heto varios botes pequefios "
emprendio junto con la compaiiia de
actores la caza. El exito fue complete
pues jamas habianse filmado escenas
tan genuinas donde Sc pueden apre-
ciar los mas minimos detalles de la ca
"a, pero no falto mucho para que suce-
diese una lamentable desgracia.
Una mahana, despues de una semana
de buscar las ballenas, alcanzaron a.
yer dos. Ell director Mr.. Willat diio:
-"Cojemos una de estas dos ballenas
o reventamos". La desenfrenada ca
rrera de perseguidor Y perseguido duro
mas de una hora hasta que uno de los
artistas que estaba rnanejando TN ca
non de el arpon, apunto un certero dis
paro que hizo su intencionado blanco.
La ballena al sentirse herida Sc sumer-
gio y cuando volvio aparecer salio de-
bajo de uno de los botes, el cual estu-
vo unos tres minutes en- ell aire va pa
ra volcarse y los actores incapacitados
para escapar tuvieron que resignarse a
esperar que la ballena Sc sumergiera
otra vez. Dos botes Sc acercaron a
anbos lados de la ballena ysempezaban
su regreso cuando ell monstruo intento
aletar pero acto seguido Sc lie dio el
disparo Gle gracia por los pulmones.
Mr.. Thompson un artista que iba en-
unos de los botes pegado al lado de
la ba1lena tuvo que tirarse al mar pues
el chorro de sangre que salia de la he
rida 10 ahogaba. S.
Ell suntuoso Teatro Rialto estrenara
esta gran obra cinematcgrafica muy
en- breve.
prRrco
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
Libretas EscOIares
En- 10. 1e, 20, 80, 40 y so hojas.
Desafamos la competencia.
Rogue Gonzalez & Co.,
sUCEsoRES.
San Jose Z, San Juan, P. R.
INFORME DE sECRETARIA
EJECUTIvA

Ell Secretario Executive ha expedido
certificado de registro a la corpora
cion del pals denominada "Porto Rico
Mortgage Loan Company, (Compania
de Prestamos Hipotecarios de Puerto
Rico), que tiene su oficina principal
en- la casa ndmero 80 de la calle Sal
vador Brau, de San Juan. Sc ha orga-
nizado esta corporation para hacer
pfestamos hipotecarios con garantia
de fincas r1sticas urbanas. Su ca
pital social autorizado es de $500, 900.
y sus incorporadores son los se1ores
Antonio R. Barcelo, Jose E. Bendicto,
R. H. Blondet y Geo. w. Walker, to-
dos de San Juan.
Han sido presentadas en- Ia Sc
cretarfa Ejecutiva, para SUI archivo V
registro, las clausulas de incorpora-
eion de una corporation que Sc trata
de organizar con el nombre de "Ri-
yerside Park Inc" que tendra sii off,
Gina principal en- la Gale Concrete es-
qulna Real de la Playa de Ponce.
Sc organiza esta corporation para la
exploitation de espectaculos pdblicos.
Ell Secretario Executive ha expe-
dido certificado de registro la corpo-
racion del Estado de Delware denomi-
NADIA "The Limmons Company, cuyo
agente en- esta isla es Ell sefor Ed.
Gomez, de San Juan. Esta corpora
ci6n Sc dedica a la fabrication v ven
ia de camas y colchonetas.
-El Gobernador ha concedido pa
saporte para Venezuela, al Sr. Juan
Riefkohl, de Maunabo.
Ell Gobernador ha concedido la
libertad bajQ palabra al confnado Ra-
mon E. Prieto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
|DGSdG UtuadO
QulnCen enarias

Hr. c. Bone :Tuvimos el gusto de
saludar al culto caballcro Mr.. Zone,
rcpresentante de la importantfsima
casa Davis and Lawrence co. Gh New
York. su vista a este pueblo fu6 cor
ia, pero sus negociaciones fueror
grandes.
Nochc dc Artc:- para nosotros
la noche del 81 del actual, la inuy dig
ma Presidenta de Ii Sociedad pfa
Union dc Sam Antonio, dofla Manola
Blanco de Martinez, ha organizado
una gran ,velada para esa nocile en- Ia
que de stcuertlo con ell progranla que
esta circulando, promote quedar luei-
dfsima
IEe aquf una breve raseila del pro
grama 1o. Iisson Lissette cantadc
po; los Sr,'.s. dc Jesus Eigua!, Masso;
Muloz, Alvarez y Tullas.
2do- Fox-trot de la Sombrilla, POI
una Selva. 9ro.-- Amor Holandes POI
una Consuelo. 4to.-- Rccitacion, POI
| una Blanquita. 5to. Serenata Galan
te, p0r una Isaura. 6to.-- Corazon dc
Maja, por una Celeste 7to.-Capote
de Pasco, por ma Angelina y. .todo
todito, acompaiado al piano por una
Cecilia Y por un Enriq, ito. lie augura-
mos, a tan digna V respectable DANA,
la Sra. Rlanco, I'm gran 6xito. dado
el entusiasmo que reina en- estes dTas
con motive Gle ciertos run runes" de
fiestas y tambi6n por cl gran acierto
que tuvo al seleccionar los capullos
mas delicaElOs de los distintos rosa
les, dc nuestro jardin. Des1e hoy, has
Ia esa noche. tanto, el iardinero, como
Paganini, han de seguir muy de cerca
tanta belleza, a .tanta pcldad
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-18
NIN0 ARROLLADOf

Ell dia Is de los corrientes,9a las
I2:30 p. M, en- la calle Tetuan, ell au-
tomovil No. 442, propiedad de Aboy
Benftez, de San Juan, que guiada el
chauffeur Jose Cruz, No. 1920, resi-
dente en- Santurce, arrollo al nino
Miguel Gonzalez, de 8 amos de edad,
infriendole contusiones de caracter
leve, siendo asistido en- la sala de So
zorro pas6 su residencia en- Sol
No. As.