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Mothers Idea

Isn't it wonderful, my dear They
actually found in Tutankhamen's
tomb couches and chairs thirty cen
turtles old, and in good condition.
Il have always said, John, that it
pays in the long run to buy the best"
American Legion Wookely.
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Sisters Chum Guesses

I'm going to sell kisses at the
charity ball tonight Do you think
for them?"
mo, l guess not. People expect to
get cheated at these charity affairs"
Washington Sun Dodger.
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When Mas Hat Suits Pa

y Il dreamed last night that l had a
perfectly lovely spring hat"
That's the first dream of a hat you
ever had that didn't cost me money"
Boston Transcript
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! GENE: A swell Pittsburgh no.
LtI.
Two newly-arrived male

| ~ | GENE: swell Pittsburgh no.
| = tel:
IL Two newly arrived male
guests call a bell-boy to room.
Ask about Scotch. Are told price will
be $50 per quart. Order two quarts.
Bell-boy returns quickly. Is asked
if he is certain the whisky is safe.
Guests are treasured profusely
well, if you're so sure" says one
Of the guests to the bell-boy, "we'll
just let you take a sample"
Bell-boy assents with apparent
pleasure. Opens one bottle, takes a
large drink, smiles and starts for
door. AS he arrives at door the bell
boy suddenly falls to the floor. Froths
at mouth, writhes in agony. Guests
stand, TRUCK dumb with fright at
sudden Aat of narrow escape and
at boyy Edition.
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Indiana
Sunshine

Professors at Earlham may know
more than their students about GER
tain things, but when it comes to
playing tennis they're outclassed. BY
defeating Profs. Chester Roberts and
D. F. Heath, Ed Branigin chnched
the studentfaculty championship for
the students
To boost trade, Clinton merchants
have planned Ford day" They
will offer prizes to the farmer bring
ing in the oldest. the worst dilapi-
dated the niftiest. or the noisiest Ford.
and the Ford carrying the latest
woman, the Ford driven by the skin
niest man and the Lizzie carrying the
biggest family.
In asking for a divorce, Perry Ash
Of Shelbyviue alleges that It has been
impossible to please his wife, though
he even mortgaged the furniture in
their home to take her on a trip
through Kentucky.
Children at Upton are grieviug over
the passing of an old sweet apple
tree that has borne apples for the
children Of that city every year for
nearly a century IT recently broke
OF az the base, overburdened by an
unusually large crop.
The first annual doll parade recently
held at Bloomington was such a sue
cess that It is planned to make it an
nual More than 1000 persons
watched the dainty little girls in the
contest strut before the judges push.
ing their decorated carriages and
plettily dressed dolls.
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Vision
Bluffton Banner)

Mr.. Volstead was in New York City
for a few hours the other day. taking
boat for Europe. He told the report
ers that New York was dry so far as
he could determine. Better see an eye
specialist.
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A COAL MINERS IDEA

liver again that there is an excess
~ of in the coal industry Neither any
else denies it And this from all appearances will
continue grow. As young chaps into the Mines
provements mining methods increasing the per man
and 'per mine" production Statistics prove it.
Not long Judge Gary of United States Steel
immigration bars let down get for the steel mills
Now, what's the matter with taking the
the mining industry and turning them toward the
Impractical? Yes, long toll twelve
day in the steel mills impractical it, in the proposed change
eighthour day. steel mill wages pro-
portonatey.
with eghthour day, fair wage good working
conditions the steel mills hered be nothing "impossi
ble' t'impracticable" about it
The idea from veteran Indiana coal miner who
thinks about the past present and future He believes plan
would benefit the steel trade the coal trade the
both cases-and the public.
And WHOLESALERS Judge Gary, possiby-thinks it
wouldn't9
THE original Coolidge beginning appear
BONDED warehouses wanted store wheat And they
used to store only and rye in them
REMOVAL of the reformatory be delayed it is re-
ported. Perhaps another appropriation is awaited
IN London somebody offered sell 393333S marks
and there buyers Where all the old paper dealers
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE is said to be thinking of calling
special session of Congress Why should
his troubles?
CHARLESE EVANS HUGHES is said to be potential presi-
Dental candidate He should be careful
son this time
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What are the Seven Wonders
Of the New World?
Nisgra Falls. Yellowstone Park.
Garden OF Gods. Mammoth Cave. 70
semitic Valley. Giant Trees, Natural
Bridge
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Are there any wild canaries in
in the United States?
There are no American birds of the
same species, or related species. as
the canary. The American goldfnch.
sometimes called the wild canary. is
the only American bird that in any
way approaches the true canary.
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Medical. lSga! love and marriage ad-
vice cannot be given nor can extended
research be undertaken or papers
speeches. etc. be prepared. Unsigned
letters cannot be answered. but all let
tiers are confidential and receivs per-
sonal replies Editor
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What are esters?
A glass OF carbon compounds
formed by the union of acids and alco-
hols. The name Is an arbitrary vari-
ant Of ether; also known as ethereal
salts, sometimes inaptly spoken of as
compound ethers."
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figures show that the average person employed
manufacturing paid $133
each $53 he received in 1914
The and fall in the income apparently about
matched fluctuations the of living for people the pay
rolls of manufacturing industries &c. when considered terms
buying power incomes really stood still close it. You
got more dollars but a dollar wouldnt buy much
The f'tota value presumably the selling price, of all
manufactured products in 1921 close oryour billion
dollars-to be exact, $43, 653 283, 000
This nearly third less than in 1919 1t ourffths
than 1914 though wages and salaries twice
much in 1914.
The situation in 1921 that labor wages and saares
fourth the value of the things manufac
tured
What became of the other three fourths?
Well, than twenty-five billion dollars paid for
materials used in manufacturing and lot of this represented
abor wages and salare back the prepar
the and semfnished materials for manufacturing
processes and transporting them to factories and mills
These figures for 1921 include all activities of 10000
IA turing establishments employing 8257000 Americans
Reduced simple figures the situation that year
that each $500 paid for 1886 for salaries 1884
for buying materials be used in manufacturing and 1881
added profits ard other items previously mentioned
Figures uctuae in various years but the the
statistics for 1921 probably show the relative that
for wages salaries and of materials of the final value
of manufactured
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Which is the highest mountain
in America?
In North America, Mt. Mckinley.
Alaska. 10000 feet; in the United
States proper. Mt. Whitney. California,
14.501 feet.' Mt Aconcagua, Chile
Argentina. is the highest peak in
both Americas. 23.Os0 feet
Please finish the verse beginning
yet each man kills the thing he
loves" and who is the author?
yet each man kills the thing he
loves
BY each let this be- heard
Some do it by a bitter look,
Some with a 1attering word,
The coward does 1t with a kiss.
THE brave man with a sword"
This is from Oscar Wilde's ballad
OF Reading Gaol
How many people visit the Ma
tional Forests during the summer
for recreation purposes?
The United States Forest Service
states that between 5,000,000 and T.
900, 200 visitors were counted during
1922.
Were the proverbs in Poor Rich
ards Almanac original with
Franklin?
No. These wise sayings of Poor
Richard were put in language that the
people could understand. but they
were not altogether original by any
means. Most of them came from the
maxins of the early poets of Greece
whose wise saws had been repeated
and translated into every language
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How much hydrogen is neces-
sary to lift one pound?
Eighteen thirty-one tenths cubic feet,
measured at zero centrigrade, and at
the standard pressure Of seventy-six
centimeters of mercury.
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What is the weight OF a cubic
foot OF gold?
1905 pounds.
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WAGES AND PRICES

AGES and salaries in manufacturing industries doubled
wv almost exactly 1914 1921 This by
the last
Total wages and salaries paid by all American manufacur-
ing establishments compared follows:
1921 Observation-Disclosures. $5,342157000
1921 ........-........... 10763, $4,000
1919 Observation-Disclosures. 1882, $4,000
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Who is the present public exc
cutioner in Paris?
He is an anonymous person. IA
styled Monsieur de Paris"
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NYWHERE IN SCOTLAND
| al If you want any news from
l- America, ask a friend TO cable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Tin6n.
EN- Ell sENADo HOY.

Constituide el Senado en- Session
Ejecutiva Sc -aprobo. con ell voto abs
tenido del Senador Iglesias, la desig-
naci6n del seflor i. Cllardon para Co
misionado de Agriculture y Trabajo.
Z Los Senadores Tous ' Soto v Mar
tfnez Nadal. que representan la mino-
RIA repuhlicana, no concurrieron Ia
session,
Sc aprob6 tambien la designation
del sefior +. G. Pietri para Marshal
de Ia Corte de Distrito de Mayagtiez
En- el salon de secretarfa del Sena-
do, estuvo algin tempo el ex Auditor
seiior Bonner, s
FL seiior yassallo, conferenci6 tam
bien con los senores Bmcelo y Benz
tez.
A las "A 10 Sc suspendi6 Ia session
para las 3 de Ia tarde de hoy.
Sc espera que otras designaciones
sean enyiadas hoy al Senado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Los QUE LLEGARON DE ESPANA
EN- Ell LEON XIII"

A continuation publicamos los NOM
bres de los senores pasajeros que a
bordo del vapor espafiol Leon XIII"
llegaron este puerto Ell domingo dia
20 de abril.
Gustavo R. Neumann, Carlota Es-
tape de Neumann, Francisco Estape,
Aurelio Marrero, Luisa Torres Vida.
de Ferrer, Eduardo Gonzalez Fernan-
dez, Jose Manuel Cobian, Valentin Ro-
driguez, Jose Huerta Gonzalez, Jose
Colon JOY, Antonia Vazquez de Tru-
vol, Emilio Leon del Vale, Jesis Ro-
driguez Ceinos, Adela Coll Ndriega,
Amalia Cueto Coll, Luis Cueto Coll,
Ramon yaldes de Diego, Eloy Ortega
Garcia, Domingo Mandarino, Pablo
Gutierrez Flores, Alejandro Herrero
LIanos, Jose A. Rodriguez Matoles,
Aurora Rodriguez Mates, Carmen
Narchante Lora, Jose r. Fernandez
Marchante y Eduardo G. Hernandez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Ell SIR. BARCELO ACLARA.,

Con motive de un suelto que apa-
recio aver lunes en- las calumnas de
"La Correspondence de Puerto Ri
co.; references unas supuestas ma
nifestaciones del Hon. Presidente del
Senado Insular, ell senor Barcel6 la
mo nuestro reoactor, senior Agos-
TIM, a sus oicinas, en- la tarde de aver
mismo, al objeto de indicarle que las
referidas manifestations que apare-
cen como vertidas por el, son compile
tamente falsas.
Pocos momentos despues de salir
del Senado nuestro redactor, Sc en-
contr6 con ell sefior Oscar Guerrero,
subcomisionado de Agriculture Ira
bajo, y hablando con relacion al suel-
to indicado de LA Correspondence" !,
el senior Guerrero Sc manifesto del
inodo siguiente:
"Esas frases que un diario de la
capital atribuye al seiior Barcelo, yo
me atrevo asegurar que son compile
tamente inciertas e impropias, porque
Don Antonio es un hombre culto y no
es possible Greer semejante absurdo. "
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
FL BANQUETE DE AVER
EN- FL PALACE

xas, que domino perfectamente ell cas-
tellano y es miembro de aquella Ca.
mara de ComerciO.
El menu muy bien servido del
agrado de tOdos reinandO la mayor
cordialidad entire todos los concurren.
tes.
Entire los comensales, los siguientes
y perd6n por omisiones naturales
Ell una numerosa concurrencia.
Ademas de los expresados antes. Sc
, flores Bolivar, Vail Spinosa, Ferrer
Schluter. Pesquera, Dooley, J. J. il
menez, Such, Fuertes, Solo, Delgado
, Benftez Rexach. Bravo, Cadierno
Blanco, Biscombe, Stevens, Pedrosa,
Swigget, del Vale, Rivera, Rivera el
Post Master de San Juan, L. Larro-
, ca, Torres, Mejfas, Visepp6, Lloyd Mac
Murray. Poupart. n. Dfaz, f. Delga
do, I. Delgado, Walker, Clark, Coch
ran, Wolf, Holmes, F. J. Jimenez, y
de la Prensa diaria Dalmau, Rios Oca,
ila, Ramirez Brau, Hull Sacarelo, y
por Ell IAIPARCIAL ell cronista.
En- la presidencia el Gobernadol
Towner Y SUI lado, derecha IL
quierda, los sefiores Domenech, Mora.
les. Fabian v StaytOn.
Tn esplendido dfa que permitfa con-
templar ell hermoso panorama que sc
We desde la alta terraza del Palace
presto brillantes tonalidades al cua-
dro.
FL redactor grafico de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL obtuvo fotograffas de los comen-
sales.
Hubo derroche de buenas impresio-
ms salpicados los discursos con frases
de oportuno humorismo. Mr.. StaytOn
mostr0 curiosos pianos marftimos, com
parando las distancias entire Baltimo-
re, Nueva York Puerto Rico.
Hoy martes medic dfa, hay otro
lunch ofrecido por el Rotary Club.
SEAIPER. q
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]. JJ'DICi
Ayudante, Policfa Insular.
LA .CONITINA .MEEKS.

Lista official de Il. las, persQnas que
componeR9 la ComitiNa del Secretario
de Ia, Guerra, la. cual arribara "a San
Juan mailaHa "a las. Q a,ltm. -aIr,3a4, fs
Sefiatari9 dei Ia iGuerras Iehn ,W,l
Weekasyt tseilQra.p1 roaft nj let.ifsi no
f. Senadores isIQnes kadd, RQqhlinsQMI
Warren Y seiloras. Senador Mckinley.
.Congresistas; Abernethy, Crist,. Gran
ton, French, Hull. Jarrett, Miller, Mad
'den,, .Qpngss 7 dTrimabPeeGrllake UndlerhilllI,
iWood. WurZbach. WfnsloY, Zihlmap Y
lseiQras. -. ,.r
ANTHONY ''S5 sS5ei9ora e hhtija,: hhtij sprodual sd 9 Z
hija}j Lee, McheneS is Ranknnf ldnf seilo;
ra thomson e ,hijat Miss Maths, seflo-
ia George. ae ,~ ...,.''.. w.
Secretaries: Martyr, Tolsor, Will
Ioughby Y Miller.
Brigadier General Wells sefiora.
Teniente Coronel Delaney seflora.
Teniente Coronel Kilbourne.
Commentaries Wainer, Wainwright
seilOras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
ESPECTACULOs

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estreno "La
Llama de la Vida, en- 8 actos, poi
Priscilla Dean.
Teatro Realto.-Estreno en- Puerto
Rico, "Couplets y Pintura", con Ami
ia Stewart.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-Walla-
ce; Reid en- "Los Mineros del Inferno"
Le$acompana una comica.
Cine del Parque, (Santurce).-"La-
mas Ocultas".. Sublime creacion dra-
matica en- 5 actos, por la genial Mae
Marsh. Acompafada de una diverti-
da cinta comica en- dos parties.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano) Gran
velada en- memoria de los martires de-
trabajo.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
Grandioso festival. Benefcio para las
reparaciones de la Ermita de la Mon
serrate de Santurce con la interesante
cinta, Gel Hombre y la Muneca". Es-
treno en- Puerto Rico. Programa Gius-
ii. Interesantes numeros de varieda-
des por Paco Martinez y muchos mas
Regalos y fuegos artifci2les.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
Mr.. I. !. Evans

Acompanado de nuestr0 estimado
amigo el joven Eduardo Larroca. Jr.,
alto empleado de la casa NJ. Berries V
CO., tuvimos ell gusto de recibir aver
de maiiana la vista de este culto con-
tinental, miembro prominente de la
Camara de COmerciO de Houston, Te-
xas. que forma parte de la delegation
de aGuel impOrtante organismo, Ia cual
Sc encuentra en- Puerto Rico, actual,
mente.
Mr.. Evans, que habla perfectamente
el idioma espailol, estuvo compartien-
do con nosotros breves mOmentos, So
he los fines que persigue la Camara
de Comercio de Houston, tendencies a
estrechar mas mas cada dfa las re-
laciones comerciales, agrfcolas e in
dustriales entire ell progresista estado
de Texas Y la Isla de Puerto Rico.
Nos cstuvo hablandO ell experto h0m
bre de neSOcios de las perspectivas
eXistentes Ell aQuel pats, SObre este
respecto. v Ell los beneficios que tanto
para Puerto Rico como para Texas re-
portarfan un intercambiO mutuo de
IDEAS una estrecha relaci0n de vOlun-
tades. una fntima afinidad de intere-
ses entire los cOmerciantes, agriculto-
res industriales del productive esta-
do sureno " la iSla de Puerto Rico
con t0das las facilidades inherentes
para toda claSe de empresas V nego-
clos de lOgrarse el magno proyecto en-
perspectiva de aumentarse los medios
de trasportes q. hacen Ia travesfa de
Texas V las Antillas.
MuchO tendrfamos que decir de las
ideas vertidas por Mr.. Evans, Ell la
amena charla sostenida con nosotros
ell la Redacci6n de Ell IAIPARCIAL
y de la esperanZa que abriga Ia Ca
mara dc Comercio de Houston, en- su
aventura de dominar los mercados de
este hemisferio. por medic de una cam
paiia inteligente continuada como la
que In delegation del magno organis-
mo ha dado comienzo, que, a no du-
darlo, obtendra ell mas lisonjero exi-
to, dadas las felices ventajas que IA
cilita para esta Isla la riqueza de pro
ductos del Sur de los Estados Unidos,
que son los que Sc consumer con mas
frecuencia entire nosotros Y dada Ia
proXimidad que hay de un pals a otro
Y de Ia afinidad de intereses de COS
tumbres que une este pueblo con
aquel. alG = "fi
Al saludar afectuosainente al dis
tinguido continental, deseamos a eI v
a Ia comisi0n que forma parte, que
vean cumplidos a satisfaction todo
cuanto Sc proponen en- pro del hermo1
so proyectO en perspectiva 1i55li
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01

Desde las - 80 de aver hasta las
g, dur6 ell hanquete ofrecido por In
Camara de Comercio de San Juan a
los caballeros que componen Ia De
legaci6n de las AsOciaciones Cfvicas
de Baltimore, que llegaron el lunes
ell ell vapor Governor John Lind. de
la Porto Rico American Steamship Co.,
sefiores p. b. McLaran, Contratista :
w. Ewing Harvey, Capitalista: w. S.
Symington, Jr, General Counsel: The
T. H. Symington Co., Railway Sup
plies Delegados de la Merchants and
Manufactures Association; Edgar T.
Flel, Attorney; Delegado de Foreign
Trade Club, Baltimore; w. H. Stay
ton, Presidente COmite Executive, Por-
to Rico American Steamship Co., De-
legado de Export and Import Board
Trade National Merchant Marine As
sOciatiOn, (que mandaba el acOraZadO
New York, cuando ell bombardeo de
San Juan ell II Gle mayo de 1881 V
r. ]. Baker, Delegado del Export and
Import of Board of Trade.
FL Gobernador TOwner, su Sc
cretario Particular senior Van Deu-
sen, presidentes de las Camaras de
Comercio seiiores Domenech Nora
les, Rafael Fabian, Walker, entire otras
representations tomarOn parte Ell el
acto, que result0 animado con repeti-
dos aplausos para los discursos.
Ell sefior Domenech hizo de director
de brindis pronunciation aplaudidas
frases respecto del proyecto de facili-
tar las comunicaciones V ell comercio
entire Baltimore v Puerto Rico,-por
este orden-los seIOres Domenech,
Bravo, Symington. Stayton, el Hon.
Gobernador que cerr0 los brindis.
TodOs muy eXpresivos V corteses
con Puerto Rico, por la hospitalidad
brindada Y eypl6ndida impression que
les ha causado los viajeros nuestro
pals. Entire In comisi0n, el culto ca
ballero T. L. Evans, de Houston, Te-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
EN- Ell aPuERTo RICO.

A benefcio de la Ermita de la Mon
serrate, en- Santurce, y para llevar a
efecto reparaciones en- ella, Sc cele-
brara esta noche en- ell Cine puerto
Rico" una regia function, de Varieda-
des y peliculas. Trabajara Paco Mar
tinez y Sc exhibira la colossal pelicula
"El Hombre Y La Muneca". Habra
regalos Y 1fuegos artificiales. Dado
el fin benefcio de la function es de es-
perar un lleno complete en- ell popu-
lar Cine del amigo Lloveras.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-01
INFOR MACION GENERAL
GENERAL DE POLICIA
INSULAR DE PUERTO RICO.

San Juan, z. r., abril 26, 1923.
CARTA CIRCULAR
No. 81
De: Ayudante de Ia Policfa Insular.
A: Jefes Y Encargados de Distrito,
.Iefe del Negociad0 de Informal
ci0n, Z. 1.
Asuntos: Examcnes para ascenso de
Cabos a Sargentos.
1.-por disposition del Jefe de IN
Policfa Insular, tengo hien indicar-
le Sc sirva comunicar los CaboS de
la Policfa Insular que presten servi-
clos EN- su distrito que muy en- breve
Sc celebraran eXamenes para ascenso a
Sargento, que. por tanto, deben de
estar listos y preparadOs eficiente-
meute para concurrir a dicho acto el
dia hora que previamente Sc les in
fOrmarl.
2.-I.os Jefes de Distrito estan on
ci deber de cOmunicar anticiDadamen-
| te este Quartet General la conducta
caracter, experienced eficiencia dc
los Cabos que estuvieren Ell Sus res
pectivOs distritos, para futuras refe-
rencias. Asi mimO, los Inspect0reS de
Distrito comunicaran este de los Ca
hos encargados de distritOs en- Sus res
pectivas demarcaciones.
3.-Las materias que abarcardn el
eXamen son las siguientes:
| LeyeS de Puerto Rico.
Reglamento de Ia Policfa Insular.
Aritmetica.
Geograffa dc Puerto Rico.
Geograffa de EstadOs Unidos.
| Historic de Puerto Rico.
Historic de Estados Unidos
! Gobierno Civil de Puerto Rico.
C0nocimientGs generates de Espaiiol.
Conocimientos generates de Ingles.
mo son eXcusados de concurrir
a cstos examenes aquellos CabOs que
a1n figuran en- la lista de tXaminados
correspondence a IL carta circular No.
80, de septiembre , de 1920.
j. JUDGE.
Tn
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M UJER.

Con este simpatico tftulo Sc ha pu-
blioado una elegante Revista Litera-
Observation-Disclosures bajo la direc-
ci0n de la distinguish Sra. Maria L.
de Reus con la collaboration de otras
brillantes plumas de ambOs sexos.
Contiene muy interesante texto atra
yentes fotograbados y la factura de
la culta publication responde los
adelantos de la epoca Y los propo-
sitos de sus editores.
Deseamos larga vida a Mujer, con
gracias por Ia cortesfa de su vista.
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Ell SENSIBLE ACCIDENTE DEL
SABADO.

Las distinguidas seforas Martinez
de C6rdova Davila Portell de Dfaz
CollaZo, estuvieron punto de reel
bir serias lesiones en- I'm choque de
autos entire el del seiior Antonio Co
Ion Y el en- que elias viajaban, en- la
curva de los 'quemados' entire Manatf
Y Vega Alta. FL auto de las distin-
guidas damas tuvo una rueda rota y
otras averfas.
La distinguida sefora del Comisio-
nado Residente, sufri0 algunas lesio.
nes, por fortuna de POGO cuidado, pero
la impression fue grande.
En- Vega Alta, en- la residencia de
los distinguidos esposos Cestero-Na'
vas, fueron atendidas por los docto-
res Antonio Navas Y r. J. Sifre v ci-
rujano menor seflor Lopez Rivera, pu-
diendo continuar despues su viaje a
San Juan.
La sefiora de C6rdova Davila esta
bajo tratamiento del doctor Gonzalez
Martinez, ambas fainilias, Dfas-Co
llazo-Portell C6rdova-Davila-M -Martf
nez, son objeto del mayor interes poi
parte de sus nnmerosas amistades.
AL lamentar Ell IAIPARCIAL el ser
sible suceso, celebramos que no haya
sido de mayor cuidado 10 de Ia Sc
fora Martinez de C0rloya Dayila G
ilesa la del sehor Dfaz-C Collazo, y de
seamos que restabIezca pronto la da
ma lesionada.