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FIRST CLASS CAFE with steam table. on
Oliver Ave Can be sold on payments
Showing good returns. Call MR.. LEE. Main
0S91 or Belmont 1880.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17
xIf -
hNNfn
OlI

interpreta con prcdileceion 0 81 es que
me cautiva y me embelesu 10 fino. 10
raro con lagrimas. lloro no Sc 81 de
amargura de felicida;l.
70 he dido atentamente Ii; milsica
deliczida. 10 sutil de la miisica Cho-
pines,a. 70 no siento respeto por cho-
pin. Puede que ST admiration pero no
esa admiration lespetuosa que consi-
dcra sino la admiration franaa, since
ra, hacia 6l. hacia SUI mdsica. A mi
me gusta Chopin, pero no siento al
escuehar su miisica esa respetuosa
atenci6n que admira mas quizas Ia
eiccucion de la pieza que su alma, su
espfritu. 70 encuentro en- los valses
de Chopin esa alma, ese espiritu, csc
aigo que deja Ell nuestros sentidns, Gu
nuestra imagination un recuerdo gra-
tn, una huella iInborrabie. Y es por
este que mi prediIecci6n Sc acentda
mas Ell Chopin. que en- cualquier otro
de los gcaios que han graba,io suS
nombres en- los corazoncs tl6 las multi
tudes por medic del arte mas divine
entire las artes: la AGdsica.
"FERN1N.
Lares, p II. Septienlbre 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17

Chopin .el alma de Jln artista pu-
rfsima junto con el cspiritu rOmantico
de un dies tiiste de exacervado Iris
mo. Chopin inolvidable, el de los val
ses romanticos. el de las baladas her
nlosas, el de los mel6dicos Y armoniu-
Sos nscturnos. ;Oh, cuantas yeces he
sentido al escuchar los yalses cuajados
de largas filisranas Ia nostalgia iris
te del que dSasca :Cuantas yees he
sescuchaio los iasjestuosos nocturnos
con los ojOs cerraslos para meier DIS
frutarlos, con Ii, imagination asstrai-
da, extasiado u he recordadO al SEN
tir las notas claras de una balada mis-
tiempos &c niTez. venturosos, que cual
una cinta cinematografica han dhsa-H
fiado silenciosamente ante mis- ojos.
Chopin era un dios en- el arte divi-
no. Chopin tuyo inspiracioncs s0bW
humanas. Sup0 magistralmente EN- sus
momento de tristeza de amor de fe-
licidad tIasladar al lpapel sus senti-
mientos con tan tlcliearda indescripti-
BILE expression de anlargura, dc roman
tieislno, que los inmortallz0 hizo dc
ellos un delete perpetuo para la HUI
manidad entera.
Chopin ha despertatlo mi alma de
un prolongado letargo para abismarla
en- otro mas peligroso; me ha heeho
seltir indefnibles ieseo de algos sot
brenatural, ansfas de querer. Me ha
hundido ell graves pensamientos para
| lie repente tornarme alesre ysluego
mite, rolnatico; me ha hecho, en- Sfin,
sentir las emociones que ham. trasi
trastornado mi alma por completos
Y he vivido en- I'm walls de Chopin fbn;i
vida entera. asgso7s IL sw "
/ Y es que ella los tocsl. All, y con
| cuanta meIodfa, con que voluptuosi-
dad embriagadora, con que mfstica
tristeza, con que inefable melaneolia !!
Con que suave Y delicada sensibili
dad corren, juguetean Sus dedos So
bre el teclado que fiel reproduce los
| scntimientos aquellos que sintiese
Chopin al engendrar la mlisica divi
Ia de sus valses 70 escuchO. Y mi
imaegnaci0n Sc desborda ,en Tsensa-i
mielitas diversos inc0neordantes que
vuelan Il su antojo por FL paist,des la|
fdhrasfa tan pronto rieil como llo-
ran y yiven por unos instantes en- La
mas feliz :clicidad. Y despllGsodeasli-
bto caen Il Ii realitlad desilusiona,les
Y entonces lloro, que no, solo gse. llo-
IA con lagrimas, lloro no sc 81 es de
amargura de felicidad. o., foniieucs
70 he dido atentamente la mlsica be-
llfsima de beethoven; me he compene-
trado con las .distintas tpartes de la
"Cayallerfa Rusticapa'' > de SsiLa, Ira
yiata.'. la Africana, Marina ~ tantas
otris: yo he sentido los. ,armoniosos
| acordes de los nooturnos .slh, Schubert
die la famosa Serenata. he eescucha-
do Ia mdsica mfstica, de ,nvorackg
Mendelsohnn. Paderewsky. Mattel, y
he admirable la mtisica bellfsima de
Iizzt en- sus famosas RapsoGias he
sentido profunda admiration respe-
to con solo pcnsar en- ellos. pero por
Chopin, por Chopin mis- sentimielitOs
son diferentes. no Sc 81 por que ella 10
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17
GUAGUA vOLCADA

En- Ponce, ell dia IL del corriente
mes, en- la carretera que ccnduce a
Penuelas, Sc volco una guagua guia-
da por ell chauffeur Joaquin Vega, re-
sultando sacramento lesionadas las Sc
fioras Margarita Reines, de Arecibo,
Isabel Diaz de Alcaraz, de Penuelas,
y Maria Santiago de Rosado, de Ia
lIaboa. Ell chauffeur fue arrestado y
el Juez Municipal lie exigi6 quinientos
pesos de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17

INFORME CONCISE RECIBIDO
POR CABLE DEL NATIONAL
CITY BANK, NUEytA YORK, CON
RELACION A LA .SITUACION
! ACTUAL DE LOS NEGOCIOS EN-
LOS ETADOS UNIDOs
septiembre IA, 1923.
Dinero Ia vista: 6Gs.
Acciones: Mercado irregular; los
precios de acciones de industrias han
tenido algunas bajas.
Azdcar: Crudos vendidos aver cin-
co centavos: Los refnadores han au-
mentado sus precios.
Algcdon: Los precios suben conti-
nuamente.
Cereales: Los precios vsn subiendo.
Situacion general: Sc renueva la ac-
tividad con perspectiyas halagiiefas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17
GABY DESLYS

M
va Sc empieza anunciar una nue.
va production de la icomparable ac-
triz francesa que durante algunos
amos tuvo en- revoluci6n a las cortes
i de Europa, la bellisima Gaby Deslys.
Esta simple actriz, nj muy bonita,
nj muy inteligente, supo sinembargo
por sus bales seductores y extranos
ly por su Incompatible simpatia cauti-
var los personajes mas conspicuos
de Europa.
En- el "DIOS DEL AZAR", (su Ill
TINA prcducci6n) en- la cnal trabaja
acompafada del gran bailarin ameri-
cano Harry Pilcer, Gaby luce sus ma
ravillosas formas en- la conocida pla-
Iva de Deauville, punto de veraneo de
Ia aristocracia europea. Tambien Sc
I've la riquisima CANA de tan bella ac-
triz, la cual iltimamente ha sido VEN
dida un coleccionista en- la formida-
bic suma de cinco millones de fran
ecs. Todos estos detalles hacen la pc
iiticula mas interesante, pero 10 mas
sensational sinembargo, son los bai-
les incorporates que ella ejecuta, los
cuales han sido calificados como los
mas dificiles v mas ritmicos que ha
creado baiIarina alguna. Aflvt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-17

Ehcimento conuido exproieso condolences santaa
lsla
uad centfco de tod las enferme
dad curabes-mosa higenica
( servico.--Cuerpo Msdco regdene Sanatoro.
Sc admen enfermos de de
dendo atenddo medco de Soedad
Departamtnto esreciaes Senoras
Operac1ones, bano
eecos droterapcos masajes Rayos X Fulgrscion
clos equitatvamente ccnvencionaes.
PERSONAL CIENTIFIuo
DIRECTOR DEL sANAToRIo DR. Dor An,alo RodAn,
DIRECTOR pEL CONSULTORIO: Quevedo
CIRUJANO GENERAL. Veez Lopez
ESPECIALlSTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE LA NARIZ OIDOS,
GARGANIA Y OJOs: Dr. Don Agustn 3 Largr.
RADIOLOGO: Df Don Manuel Soto Rivera
PAIOLOGO: DR.. Ion Francisco j. Hernandez
! Pedro Pivera
Manuel Pava-De Don Bernardo Zaragoza
CIRUJANO DENTSTA: Lorenzo r.
PRACIcANTE: Don Enrique Fernandez.
Astena facusata secundada 10 Hjas Dc Ia
Carload Nurses huadas de competa practia aga
CoNSU
Reconocimientos $1,000 Consultas $780,
Por Crv;ano GeneralA paiculares de IL de mahana
sabad0os.
EpscaHssa-De aborables
auxiiado medicos Docoes D. Antonio
Don Bernardo Zaragoza.
Por 81 Fatoiogo- DE a m
Oonxutorio:-Dr yelez M-Medco auxliares
Dr. Paya Fernandez de IN u a Dr. Rivera Aponsv de
Pa p.
Por l Especaista s. Consutorio. T. de
Por Cirujano Denta
Colon de ~ de Ia
Los de Ndmeo solo $500 para
atenddos cualquiera de los sos ndados
del dltrno reciho
rREs1DENclA Aparsado rEsoRERIA Apsrsado SOL
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
VALLEY EPWORTH
LEACUERS PLAN TO
HOLD ENCAMPMENT

EDINBI'RG Texas. July 1i.-plans
and preparations are being made now
for the five days eneampment of the
Lower Rio Grandc Valley Epworth
league Confederation. and il il cx-
pcrtcd that the encanpment will have
n large attendance of young people from
every Valley town. The program start :
July - and will continue through
Friday. July "a.
Lectures Of great Importance 20 the
Lcaguers are scheduled on the fine pro-
fran. which Will also include helpful
talks and a discussion of league work.
Numbers by the musical and dramatic
talent of the various chapters will add
to the program and the hours Of re-
creation will BE- assigned 10 contests.
swimming. games and other forms of
amusement.
a beautiful camp site along the banks
az the I.lano Grandc lake has been Sc
lected aS the place of meeting and a
huge tent will bs erected is which the
programs will be given. Those attend
ing the cncampmcnt will camp OUT en-
joying a nice vacation while In attend
ance AZ this profitable meeting. Many
from the Edinburg League expect To at
tend part of the programs. il not all Of
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
HARLINGEN LIGHT PLANT
SALE PROPOSITION WILL
BE SUBMITTED TO VOTERS

ILiRLINGEN. Texas. July 1l.-The
voters Of the City Of lIarlingen will be
called upon on August 18th 20 decide
whether or not the city water and light
plant will be sold 10 the Morrison Me-
Coll Syndicate.
The proposition for the sale Of the
plant has been under advscmsnt for
same time and about two months ago
il was decided NJ called mass meeting.
held in connection with council meet
ing. not 10 submit 10 AN election and not
- sell the plant
Since that time several changes have
been made in propositions submitted and
the needs of the City of IIarlingen have
been growing steadily and the council
decided to submit the proposition to a
vote of the people.
Unless the lIaflingen plant j. sold TO
the Morrison McColl Syndicate the city
will have 20 vote another bond issue for
the purchase Of additional equipment for
the power plant. Harrington electrical
needs seem 20 increase with leaps and
bounds and with the continued building
of residences and business houses with
IN the city extensions additional connec-
tions are being made almost daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
TIGERS WILL MEET
DONNA TEAM ON THE
LOCAL BALL GROUND

The Brownsville Tigers meet Donna
here tomorrow in what should be one OF
the best games Of the season on the
local diamond. The game will begin
promptly AT 3:3U.
Last Sun , the Tigers trimmed the
Donna aggregation on their home lot.
20 /. but the locals will have to take
tomorrow's game 20 even things for the
season. ~ the Donna team took two
games from the Tigers early in the
season.
Harlingen will entertain San Beni-
70 in the other league game tomorrow.
and as these two teams are fighting
hard for the league leadership. much
interest is felt over the county in this
game. Harlingen has won five straight
league games, and several non-leaEue
games without defeat, and the San
", nito team will try hard to stop the
Junction City boys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
HIGHWAY ENGINEER
SHOWN BEAUTIES OF
LOWER VALLEY REGION

Il. III. Webb, first assistant state high
way engineer, who had been called to
Hidalgo county to be present at the
awarding Of the contracts for the Hi
dalgo county highway, arrived In
brownsville yesterday. I'm company
with Judge Dancy. County Engineer
Washington. J. ii. Dunn. George Hous-
ton. Tyree Bell and Frank Robertson
Of San Benito. Mr.. Webb made a trip
10 Point Isabel Friday evening. where
the entire party were the guests Of
George Champion. Geo. ". Scanlan and
q. Laroche at a banquet given ut the
Padre Island hotel. sea foods Of many
varieties being the principal articles on
the menu. Several Brownsville parties
who had expected to be present. were
delayed. and did not arrive until later i'm
the evening. The entire party enjoyed
a boat ride on the bay. making trip
10 the Brazos Santiago pass.
This morning Mr.. Webb was taken
TO the natural palm grove on the Rabb
plantation. and will leave this afternoon
for Austin. taking the afternoon tarin
from San Benito.
Yesterday afternoon he made an in
spection of the highway construction in
Cameron county. and expressed himself
aS greatly pleased with the progress
made and the excellent quality or the
work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
HUMBLE COMPANY
PLANS TO DRILL
ON new LOCATION

KINGSVII.LE. Texas. July lit
is officially announced that the Humble
Oil A Refining Co. have selected the
site for the second location in the field
east Of town on what il known a. the
kissman tract. about one-quarter Of a
mile east of the present well. the new
well 10 be known as kiSsman Number
One.
Just when work will start on the
new well depends largely upon when the
work Of setting the pumping machinery
in Humble No. is accomplished. and
what the outcome OF the pumping il
The drilling rig j.. Of course. not used
i'm the pumping. but there are neces-
Sary details that demand that il he kept
on the ground and there is also the fact
that the well may not develop under the
pump and the machinery may be needed
10 90 deeper. in which instance another
rig would in all probability be brought
here.
In this connection II i also learned
from the most reliable source that II
is the intention of the Humble Company
to bring to this field one or more light
rigs for the purpose Of drilling shallow
test wells. in an effort 20 try out diff
ferent parts Of the field without the
expensive method Of sinking such wells
a. No !.
IL i understood that il has taken
longer than was expected 20 get the
pumping machinery ready and il j.
probable that il will be the last Of the
week before the work of pumping will
be ready 10 begin.
Taken altogether. present Indications
point 10 the fact that the Humble people
have a great deal Of faith in. the Kl,-
berg county field and evidently are plan
ming TO explore it very thoroughly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
DIVORCE FAILS TO
ELIMINATE TROUBLE
OF MEXICAN COUPLE

A divorce is not always the end of
an ill-fated matrimonial venture, say
county officers. One Brownsville couple
in particular had been very troub-
lesome, because of the various tits be-
tween husband and wife, and the pair
had become familiar objects in JUS
tice court. Only short time ago the
husband was fined for aggravated as
sault upon his wife. ecently, however,
the couple secured a divorce, and the
officers thought that trouble from this
source was over
Not SO. however. for the once head Of
the family drank little too much te-
quila last night. and while feeling ra-
ther exhilerated went to the home Of
his former wife and proceeded to heap
all sorts Of invectives upon her and
her associates. Accordingly he turned
UP again this morning, on the old
charge of disturbing the peace by use
Of loud and abusive language.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
PREDICTS A GREAT
FUTURE FOR CITRUS
INDUSTRY IN VALLEY

l.. A. Stemmons. prominent Dallas
business man. returned home yesterday
after spt nding several days in Browns
Vile making a thorough investigation
OF conditions in all parts Of the Valley.
Mr.. Stemmons expressed himself as
greatly pleased with the Valley and
was astonishcd NJ the wonderful de-
vclcpment which has been accomplish
ed in recent years.
The growth of the citrus industry in
the Valley and the plans for market
ing system especially impressed him,
and he predicted that within another
decade practically every available acre
in the Lower Rio Grande Valley would
be producing citrus fruit. He express
ed the opinion that the Lower RID
Grande country was destined 70 be
come the greatest citrus producing
section Of the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
COUPLEFAuI
THEIR EFFORTS
TO BLACKMAIL
tBy The Associated Press. }

DAYTON. o., July 14.-An attempt
to blackmail 100000 from John l..
bushnell president of the First National
Bank Of Springfield. Ohio. has been
frustrated by the arrest of man and
woman. said 10 be from Hollywood.
California. according to information
given out this morning by agents of the
Department Of Justice.
Bushnell Il a son Of former Governor
Bushnell of Ohio The couple who were
arrested and placed in Jail gave their
names as Rose Putnam and Don Os-
borne. and are said to have admitted
extorting $4,000 from Bushnell last
November. Two alleged accomplices of
Of the couple are now being sought BY
federal Officers. Osborne claims he is
"a movie actor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
PLANS COMPLETED FOR
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
NV The Associated Press.

AUSTIN. TevaS. July 1i--Plans f"r
n statewide conference on education "a
be held at Waco during the third week
in August. were completed at a meeting
last night of President :. &. Wilson.
of the state teachers association. with
state Superintendent Of Education :.
NJ. y. MarrS and representatives of the
University Of Texas and the A. Il VI
college. The state survey of Texas
educational institutions. authorized by
the legislature this year. will be started
AZ the Waco meeting. il was announced,
the meeting having been postponed from
the original date which was set for this
week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
OPEN BIDS FOR
HIGHWAY WORK

A meeting of. the commissioners court
OF Brooks county is being held today
for the purpose Of opening bids and
awarding the contract for the construc-
ton of caliche highway from Falfur-
rias TO the Kleherg county line, dis
tance Of l0.i miles.
number Of CONTRACTORS and engin-
GERS are present. and numerous bids
have been submitted, according 70 re-
ports received here. The completion Of
this strip will close the last gap be
tween Brownsville and the north Kle-
berg county line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
II HOUR DAY IN
STEEL INDUSTRY /.
WILL END SOON
Hy The Associated Press. }

NEW YORK. July Hilbert II
Gary, head Of the United States Steel
CORPORATION. today stated that aboli-
tion Of the l2-hour day in the steel in
dustry. recently pledged President
Harding probably would be begun with
in the next six weeks.
Speaking through his secretary, he
said that he would probably commence
actively taking steps 20 reduce the mum
ber Of l2-hour workers within the next
six weeks. but declined to reveal the
machinery set in motion 70 abolish the
IL hour day. or to estimate the number
of workers to be affected during the
six weeks period
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
FARMERS REPORT
COTTON OPENING
AT RAPID RATE

Farmers in the Brownsville district
report that the cotton IN opening nj
rapid rate. and the pickers are now at
work in practically all fields. The Browns
vile gin turned out 3S bales yesterday.
but expects 20 exceed that number to-
day. and next week will probably start
on - hour schedule. The new Gin
on Fourteenth street near the Bet Line
railway. which was constructed to ac-
commodate the farmers of I'll Jardin COM
munity. will start some time the first
Of the week. Cotton picking will be In
full swing in that community Monday or
Tuesday. When both gins are operating
20 capacity from 80 10 200 bales will
be turned out daily
The leaf worm Il rapidly stripping the
leaves from the cotton in I'll Jardin.
which was the last community in the
Valley 10 be attacked by this pest. but
growers state that the damage will not
exceed % per cent. Most Of them are
now planning on n top crop. and efforts
will be made to get the first crop out
Of the fields as early as possible in order
70 irrigate and cultivate the land for the
top crop.
mere are no boil weevils left In I'll
Jardin." one Of the growers stated this
morning. AT no time this season have
the weevils been n menace TO the crop.
but after the heavy rains of last week
there would have been plenty OF weevils
il the leaf worms had not beaten them
to it, | believe the loss caused by the
leaf worms i not rs great as would
have been caused BY the weevils, and
the weevils are now practically elimi-
mated. and ii il doubtful II they will
prove menace to top crop as they
have i'm former years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
NORTH END SECTION
NOW HAS FOUR MILES
OF CONCRETE OPENED

Another stretch OF the new concrete
highway was opened for traffic yes
terday. when the section from the White
ranch to the county line was opened.
the strip being about four miles in
length.
The opening Of the road at this point
will eliminate bad detour in the
neighborhood Of La Feria and will be
great benefit to the people in that
community.
Residents of the northern part of the
county express themselves rs greatly
pleased with the new highway and the
excellent quality Of the work done by
the construction crews. The detour
from La Feria north 10 the Hidalgo
county line has been exceedingly rough
since the rains, and also made IL nee
essary for travellers to 90 two or three
miles out Of their way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-07-14
CIV The Associated PressO


S0MERvILLE. Texas, July li.-De-
claring that he would not hesitate "to
call a spade q spade" acting governor
T. W. Davidson, speaking at the invita-
tion Of the members Of Company II
1s2nd infantry. Texas national guard,
ct their barbecue and reunion here
yesterday. pledged himself to do all in
his power TO end star and feather
parties" and mob violence in Texas.
I want to be fair and open mind
ed" the acting governor asserted,
"but fairness in the name of the law
demands the apprehension and convic-
tion Of the murderers Of Otto Lange. :"
Acting governor Davidson spent sew
erai hours here yesterday morning in a
personal investigation into the shoot
on July 2, in which Lange, ? farmer
niving near here, met death in fight
with three men whom he refused to ac-
company in their automobile.
Davidson talked with Mrs. Lange.
widow Of the slain man, and with his
aged mother, who was also at the home
at the time Of the shooting. Later he
conferred with county officers, and
several prominent citizens.
Acting governor Davidson was intro
duced AZ the barbecue for former coun-
ty Judge Warren Hilliard. The sub
ject Of his address was -The Suprema-
cy of the Law"