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Evening star., 1923-06-10
RIALTO-"Enemies of Women"

Cosmopolitan's photoplay, Enemies
Of Women" screen version OF
vioente Blasco Ibanez's romance. Will
he the featured attraction at Moore's
Rialto Theater this week, beginning
today. 1t is claimed to be one OF the
most beautiful pictures ever made.
An entire company was sent to
EUROPE on location, spending SIX
weeks In Monte Carlo, Nice and Paris,
where the author located his story,
and there it came into direct contact
with Ibanez. whose assistance In
making some Of the scenes is con-
sidered invaluable. He obtained per-
mission to take scenes of the Prince
nf Monaco's palace and picturesque
spots of the Riviera.
The work on the interiors was
staged by Joseph Urban.
Enemies Of Women" is drama OF
regeneration laid in the background
Of Russian society life.
A brilliant cast. headed by Lionel
Barrymore and Alma Rubens. in
cludes Pedro de Cordoba, w. II.
Thompson, Gareth Highes. Gladys
Hulette, William Collier, jr.. Mario
Najeronb Paul Panzer and Betty
Direct Director Gebrse Wild has prepared an
tnterpretative score for his orchestra.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
CRANDALL'S-"The Ne'er Dc
Well"

Thomas Meighan will be the pic
ture star at Crandalls Theater the
first three days OF this week. be-
ginning this afternoon. in Para
mounts film version of Rex Beach's
powerful story of THE Ne'er Do
Well" with Lila Lee in the leading
feminine role. The story concerns
young waster who found regenera-
tion in Panama through the instru-
mentality of a beautiful young
woman named Chiquita. 1t was film
ed in the Panama Canal Zone.
Wednesday and Thursday the fea-
ture will be Walter Brownies famous
morality play. "Everywoman." in
which the leading roles are played
by a group of beautiful and gifted
women. The story concerns woman's
quest of love and happiness and the
disilIusionments through which she
passes. A Judge Rummy cartoon
comedy, THE Matinee Idlers," will
supply the humor.
Friday Agnes Ayres and Richard
Dix will be seen In Racing Hearts" "
a motor car romance, with comedy,
collars and Cuffs" added.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Chevy Chase.

Today, ane Novak. in 'Thelma";
Dan Mason, in "The Polecat Re-
view; tomorrow and Tuesday, Norma
Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien.' In
''The Voice from the Minaret." also
Cameo comedy. Exit Strangers;
Wednesday and Thursday. Jackie
Coogan, In "Oliver Twist; Jimmy
Adams, In "a Good Scout; Friday.
Tom Mix. in Romance Land" also
Don't Flirt'; Saturday, Mae Marsh.
in It'll We Meet Again" and comedy,
"Fair Enough"
Evening star., 1923-06-10

King Tut; Tuesday, Betty Compson.
in 'fThe White Flower" also Harold
Lloyd -Bebe Daniels comedy; Wednes-
day, Rupert Hughes Gimme" featur-
ing Henry B. walthaf1 and Helene
Chadwick, also Pathe News and Liter
ary Digest Topics; Thursday and
Friday, Bebe Daniels. in "Glimpses of
the Moon" also Fox Sunshine COM
edy; Saturday, Katherine Macdonald,
in he "Rsfgge, Ess,s. also, Pathe News aho
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Mary Ma171es Again.

pressive scene in her new production
THE Street Singer" in which she
portrays the part Of a singer and
dancer Of Toledo during the early
nineteenth century. George Walsh
plays the part of her lover. The
cathedral set was SO large that II
took Mary and her train more than
two minutes to walk through the
stone court to the altar.
Doug, her everyday spouse, halted
test shots which he was shooting on
his coming Arabian Nights" picture
THE Thief of Bagdad." to be a spec
tRtor at his Wife's "weddinR"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
York.

To-day and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son IN ProdiEal Daughters; Tues
uge" and Johnny Jones, in 'wanted,
Q Story; Wednesday. Milton Sills'
Marguerite De La Motto, and John
Bowers. In What a Wife Learned !"
and Neal Burns, In Hot Water: :
THURSDAY. Clara Kimball Young, in
1.-THE Woman of Bronze" and Jimmie
Adsms in Traffic; Friday, Lulu Nc
Grath in Wonders of the Sea"
George O'Hara. in "Fighting Blood" :"
No. 8, and Lige Conley, in Kick OUT:
Saturday. Helene Chadwick And Rich
ard DIX In "tQuicksands" ana Our
Gang" comedy, The Cobbler" 80
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Olympic.

Today, Colleen Moore, In The Nth
Commandment" Broke" and Topics
Of the Day; tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in The Nth Commandment; Tues
day and Wednesday,, Barbara La
MARI. in Poor Mems Wives: Thurs
light; Friday. Helen Holmes in zone
Million In Jewels" also Buster
Keaton, IN The Balloonatic": Satur
day, Pole Negri, in Mad Love-" also
Don't F1irt"; Pathe News; "The
Jungle Goddess" No s.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
OOLUMBIA-"The Exciters."

Martin Browns stage play The
E1citers," recently seen here with
Miss Tellulah Bankhead, the society
; beauty, in the chief role, will be
shown in it's Paramount screen ver-
sion at Loew's Columbia this week.
including this afternoon. with Bebe
Daniels and Antonio Moreno in the
featured roles.
Maurice Campbell, who adapted
The Exoiters" to the screen. has
utilised the tremendous scope and
range Of the camera to depict scenes
In the career Of a speed-mad girl
that were impossible on the stage.
The story concerns an excitement
made girl who, faced with the neces-
sity OF, marrying by q certain day,
marriss man believed to be a crook,
but whose masculinity and virility
appeal 70 her strongly.
= Tho supporting cast includes Burr
McIntosh, Cyril Ring, Diana Allen,
Bigs1ew Cooper. Ida Darling. Jane
nrhomas. Allan Simpson and others.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Dumbarton.

Today, Pola Negri. in Mad Love-; /;
tomorrow. Billie Dove. in "All the
Brothers Were Valiant; Tuesday,
THE Supreme Passion; Wednesday,
Anna Q. Nilsson, in Hearts Afiame";
Thursday and Friday Harold Lloyd,
in "Dr. Jack" also Will Rogers, in
Jones, in "Footlight Range"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Avenue Grand.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, Har-
old Lloyd, in Safety Last; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Thomas Meighan.
In ''The Ne'er Do Well"; Friday, Ralph
Stan Laurel, in Under Two Jagr";
Saturday, Viela Dana, in "A Noise In
Newboro." and Christie comedy, "A
Hula Honeymoon"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
New.

Today. Hoot Gibson, in The Cen
tieman From America; tomorrow,
Pola Negri, in BELLA Donna; TUESDAY
Gladys Walton, in THE Love Letter.
Wednesday. Dorothy Dalton, In Dark
Secrets" Thursday, MILTON Stills and
Anna G. Nilsson. in Adams Rib: Fri
day. Ralph Graves and Marguerite de Ia
Motto, In THE Jilt"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
Cosmos

scenic beauty has not been surpassed
on stage or screen.
The Cosmos Theater will give its
orchestral accompaniment at every
showing. It's prices will be 20 cents
by day and 80 cents at night. Those
who wish may smoke in the balcony.
because 1t can be done without Of
fense to those who sit in the audi
torium. In addition to the same big
beautiful picture that was shown here
some time ago, with il will be shown
a fine list of supplemental attrac-
tiOna
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Truxton.

In '"The Kentucky Derby: T,ssaay'
Constance Binney, in "a Bill OF 81.
vorcement": Wednesday, Lulu McGrath.
In Wonders Of the Sea-: Fridav
Harry Carey, In "Crashin' Thru" SAT.
urday: Charles Jones, in Bells of San
Juan" %"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Favont.

Today. Mabel Normand. in "Su-
zanna"; tomorrow. CASTOR Glass =
The Song of Life; Tuesday, John
Gilbert, in "The Love Gambler; We'd
nesday, .Nazimova, In "A Dolls
House: Thursday, John Hines. in
Sure Fire Flint: Friday. Elinor
Jones, in "The Footlight Ranger"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Huntly Cor
don and Carmel Myers, In "The Fa.
nous Mrs. Fair" also Topics OF the
Day; Tuesday, Herbert Rawlinson, in
Amt Love AwfulT' Wednesday and
Thursday, Dustin Tarnum. in "The
Buster" also comedy. "The Three
gun Man: Friday. Gladys walton. in
Gossip" also Roy Stewart, In "The
In "Dsad Games" also '"The Social
Buooaneer,' No. Z (matines oniy). and
comedy.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Elite,

Today and tomorrow. Bebs Daniels,
In "Glimpses of the Noon; Tuesday,
Geraldine Farrar, in THE Woman
God Forgot; Wednesday. "wonders
Of the Sea-; Thursday. Roy Stewart,
in Back to tho Yellow jacket; FRI
dav Priscilla Dean. In THE Flame Of
Life; Saturday. Tom Mix. In Three
Jumps Ahead"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Thomas Meig-
han, In 1.-THE Ne'er Do Well; Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Harold
Lloyd, in Safety Last; Friday. Viola
Dana, in "A Noise in Newboro," and
George OHara, in "Ffghting Blood"
round s.; Saturday, Ralph Lewis, in
''westbound Limited" and Stan
Laurel, in Under Two Jags."
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Hippodrome.

Today, Eva Novak and Cullen Lam
dis. in Dollar Devils": tomorrow.
Kick In; TUESDAY. Beside the Bon
ME Briar Bush; Wednesday. Univer-
sal jewel. "All Night: Thursday,
Foolish Monte Carls': Friday,
Marion Davies. in THE Young Di-
ana: Saturday, Don't Blame Your
Children"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Heseut.

Today, Lionel Barrymore, I'm "rhs
Face in tho Fog; Monday. .The Fatal
Marriages" Tuesday. Eileen Percy In
The Flir Wednesday, Norma Tai
Thursday, Frank Mayo, in ."The Aitarr
Stairs; Friday, Mary Pickford IN
Daddy Long Legs. Saturday. FORREST
Stanley. In '"The Pride of Paiomar,"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
THE MYSTERY GIRL
Thrilling Detective Story
BY CAROLYN WELLS.
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS 1SsrA1.LMgNTs
Copyright. by ,. d. Lippinoott Co.,

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS ISsTALLMENTs
John Wsring, newly elected to the presi-
dency OF Corinth College, venerable New
England seat OF learning, is found stabbed to
death in his study. As he is at the pinnacle
Of his career and about to marry Emily Bates.
a charming and cultured widow, motive for
suicide appears. He had known enemies.
There is no trace of a weapon, nor Is there
any way in which a murderer could have left
the locked room
The next morning Sog. the Japanese but
Ter. 10 missing, as are a valuable ruby stickpin,
worn by the dead msn. and $500 known TO
have been In his private drawer. Gordon
lockwood. DIR. Warnings secretary. insists
firmly. suspiciourly, upon the suicide
theory Morton, the town detective, discovers
that the young man Is secretly deep in debt
and accuses him OF the robbery.
Small footprints deep in the snow are found
leading TO and from the French windows or
the study Word Is also received that the zap
was seen boarding n train shortly after mld-
night on the night Of the tragedy.
Anita Austin, "the mystery girl. as she
has been dubbed by the inmates or Mrs.
Adams boarding house (becsuse of her silence
concerning herself and her business In torlhthp,
In drawn into the tragedy when 1t is dlscnver-
ered that the footprints lead from Dr. war
inQ's house straight TO Mrs. Adams More
over Anita has been confined TO her room
with a seyere cold ever since the fatefuI night
Upon being told OF DIR. Warnings death she Is
unusually agitated and barely saves hecseii ~,
from fainting although she assures old ssi.
Adams that she had met John Nar1ng tor the
6rst time at tea the afternoon OF his desth.
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Savoy.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday
Harold Lloyd. in Safety Last: Wed /,
nesday and Thursday, Thomas Mejr-
han. in The Ne'er Do weIi"; Friday,
Ralph Lewis. in .Westbound Limited;
and stan Laurel in Under Two Jags":
Saturday. Viola Dana, in "A Noise IN
Newboro," and Harry Pollard IN
Before the Public" III
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Nepri IN
Bella Donna; Tuesday, GLADYS Wal
ton. in Tho Girl Who Ran wild"
"wednesday. Eileen Percy, in "The
!s1, Tl.rt"; Thursdsy: Priscilla Dean. in
The Flame Of Lfe"; Friday. Katherine
Macdonald, In THE Refuge" Satur-
day. Harry Carey. in 'Crashin' Thru"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Barbara La
Mari, in Poor Mems Wives" Tues
day, Russell Simpson, in The Kingdom
Within; Wednesday and Thursday.
Priscilla Dean. in THE Flame of Life"
Friday, Gladys Walton, in 1.-The Town
Scandal: Saturday Carlyle Blackwell,
in Bulldog Drummcnd"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Hall Gaines,
Neiisn's. hs nfra1 Ths .str.nss1s ss9 Bsnaaes": e
Wednesday. Cecil De Miles Man
slaughter; Thursday and Friday,
Pola Nsgri, In Bella Donna; Satur-
day, Mark Twain's "a Connecticut
Yankee"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
411rlls2e&{{92&e'9ts 411rl2&{9&'
JD9hee The PAOTOPLAY

MONC; the corps of writers the
"a Capital chiefly work of spreading the
of the EARTH who yet have
achieved fame the domain of and who have the gift
and who smiles at will
wonderful Such &rer will be introduced again to
this through the for he has
successfully bearded the movie lion in his den
and has shown that he has added the screen to his
siderable list of linguistic accomplishments His Crtenden Mar
and before his he had already earned lame
author
MARRIOTT with vivid closeups in
~ he with expedition to help
1897 where his efforts getting the mails and from the Cubans
through Spanish
and also his being chased
the island by the don then with Gen Miles Porto
Rico during the Spanish and later the world in
which hied-o the 1th Army Division
Lorraine still later Flanders There genuine
experience all this fill volumes but its telling impossible here
yet all laundering Cttenden Marriott
of humor He how
heroes adventure INCIDENTALLY he speaks Ian
and has written much and we'll both in book form and shorter
the fact that his latest production The Isle OF
Ships will be shown Washington the first time is Maurice
% h ush he fn E OF Ssa Dead sh N s6 aas
a asnd and 9 spo M ape o 4ie h w m 5 s~d @
cruiser the Caribbean h in search Of this M i'd de
spirited and aon his stories said to make
;' account ' MS ready 'S
WASHINGTON gong have other screen delights as we'll during
sas s l. ssass S$s5S;; b VII @ ns II.
the joyous DoHs ood Bo the
for the % with e that Should S
ne e sa i & m 5s 5 tp Ps4 h ba w
hsEadsd s 8 them ALL In all
prices before taxing
Evening star., 1923-06-10
NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs

PALACE-Dorothy Dalton. IN
Fog Bound"
METROPOLITAN-"Scars of
Jealousy" an lnce produc-
tion.
CENTRAL-"What's Wrong
With the Women" a Dan
iel Carson Goodman produc-
ton.
CRANDALLS-"You Caa't
Fool Your Wife, The
Heart of Wetonah" and
Crossed Wires"
Evening star., 1923-06-10
Carolina

] Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
and James Morrison. In The Nth
Commandment" also The Land Of
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Photoplays This Week


AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
METROPOLITAN-"The Isle Ships this alter
RIALTO-"Enemies OF Women" Shown this
COLUMBIA-"The Excters." Shown this afternoon
PALACE-"Sxty Cents an Hour" Shown this
POLTS-"The Birth Of a Nation" Shown this afternoon
COSMOS-Douglas Fairbanks in robin Hood"
a
CENTRAL-"Westbound Limited" Shown this afternoon
CRANDALLS-"The Neer Do Well" Shown this afternoon
Evening star., 1923-06-10

Added attractions will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter DeHaven. in "Bor-
rowed Trouble" the International
News and a musical program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
HOrSeradiSh Sauce
BY BERTHA f. SHAPLEIGH
OF Columbia University.

Horseradish sauce adds that tinge
of taste to meat, fish and even vege-
tables that many people like to have
There are two types of this sauce.
One is hot and the other cold. A
piece of boiled beef may be served with
the hot sauce, and when cold the beef
may be sliced to be served with the
cold horseradish sauce.
The following recipe is for the hot
sauce:
Melt three tablespoons butter and
add three tablespoons flour. When
bubbling, add one cup of milk, and
salt and pepper TO taste. Cook until
thickened, add one-half cup of cream
and allow the sauce to boil for half
a minute. Now add three tablespoons
of grated fresh horseradish and one
half tablespoon of vinegar or lemon
juice.
NOTE: This sauce may be made
with fish stock instead of milk ard
be served with boiled cold, halibut or
salmon.
Cold Horseradish Sauce.
IL cup cream
3 tablespoons grated fresh horse
radisll.
l tablespoon vinegar
Salt and paprika to taste.
Beat cream until stiff, add horse
ladish mixed with the vinegar, salt
and paprika.
NOTE: This sauce placed on slices
of tomato and garnished with lettuce
or watercress makes an appetizing
salad to serve with cold meat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Rockdale G. Of c. Elects.

Rockdale, Tex. April 6.-At the
first regular meeting of the chamber
OF commerce held since the election Of
the new board Of directors. the body
elected Dr.. ]. p. Sparks as president /,
Judge Ed Gum as vice president
Conn X. Isaacs was reelected treasur
err for his fourth term: G. F. Drake
was reelected executive secretary fol-
his fourth term. The program of worl
Tor this year proposes TO devote tn,
very great percentage of the organ
ization's efforts and finances to ac
comprising local improvements, sucI
as street and sewer building, extend
ing the trade territory by persisten
advertising with attractive seasonal
consistent bargains.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
H | n T S
Butterfly Trimming.

A butterfly embroidered in mang
colors, located a few inches below the
bateau neckline is the only trimming
on a frock of royal blue satin with
elaborate side draperies.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Green and GRAY.

Gray lace is draped over white satin
and sashed with full, wide girdle Of
apple-green crepe and makes one of
the most charming dinner frocks Of
the season. A little of the green is
repeated in the satin underskirt.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Beaded Lace.

Frocks of figured lace are frequent
ly decorated with wooden beads fol-
lowing some OF the lace patterns.
Beads are growing in size and are
to be extensively used this spring.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Beaded Girdles.

Beaded girdles are very popular
now, tied directly in front otter the
fashion of the ancient Egyptians, vino
are now dominating the fashionable
woman's wardrobe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
Side Fastenings.

Side fastenings are used on gowns
and coats alike and there is no indi-
cation Of a wane in their popularity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06
MOire Popular.

MORE is a most popular fabric in
Paris. sometimes shot with metal
threads that make Il pattern.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-06

Good stock Wear-Ever aluminium
cooking utensils.
REX-HOCKER HARDWARE co.
215-217 Ave C.-(Ady.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26

Con feclla de aver helnOs recibidO
una atenta inyitaci0n para cOncurrir
Ia celebration de la ''Sexta Exhibi-
ci0n, Escolar, Agrfcola Industrial"
que llevaran a efecto las escuelas del
distrito escolar de Ponce, durante los
dfas % ,26 Y q del mes de mayo en-
curse, en- ell salon del Gimnasio Esco-
lar, de acuerdo con ell programa que
hemos recibido.
En- este programa que ell senior ms
pector de escuelas, J. p. Blanco, nos
remite desde Ponce, viene Ia relaci6n
completa de los se1ores que, han pa
trocinado el concurso que nos refe-
rimos, contandose entire elIos los Sc
iiores: Eduardo Giorgetti, Sucrs. J..
E. Serrall6s, seIorita Mercedes Serra-
lies, Guillermo Schuck, Logia "Auro-
ra'', c. Armstrong hijos, Credito v
Ahorro Poncefio, Nolla Y Morell, Gui-
llermo Godreau, Cruz Roja Juvenil,
P. G. Miller NJ. Couverti6, Jose Tous
Soto, NJ. Guerra Mondrag6n y Acevedo
Pacheco v Co.
Forman el Comite Honorario:
Hon. Juan 3. Huyke, Comfsionado
de instruction Pdblica.
Senor Francisco Vizcarrondo, Secre-
tario del Departamento de instruction
Y jefe de la Division de Inspection.
Senior Jose G. Rosario, Superinten-
dente General Y jefe de inspection de
las Escuelas Rurales.
Sefior Arturo J. Sykes, Superinten-
dente General de Agriculture.
Hon. Francisco PARA Cap6, Conf
sionado de Servicio Ptfblico.
Hon. Jose Tous Soto Hon: Rafael
Martinez Nadal, senadores del distri-
to.
Senior Antonio Otero Arce, Presi-
dente Comite Central de Padres y
Maestros.
COMITE ORGANIZADOR
J. p. Blaneo, Inspector de Escuelas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
oRDEN DE LOS JUEGos


: Un cuarto milla; media milla ca
rrera de obstaculos; salto a 10 alto !;
salto al largo; salto con la p9rtiga
220 yardas; carrera con relevo (una
milla.)
Dos copas han sido regaladas para
estos juegos: una por el seiior Jose
A. Torres, Comisionado Municipal de
Instruction yQtra por don Carlos Pat
terne, de la Goodrich Tire Co.," pa
ra la escuela que resulte yencedora en-
cada clase. Ademds Sc concederan
premios individuales de cintas Y me-
dallas de ORC para aquellos atletas
que batan los records establecidos
Ell juegos anteriores.
En- el curse de La fiesta escolar, Sc
celebraran otros juegos populares, no
faltando las retreats por la Banda Es-
collar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
Ultlmos sucesos ocurridos
en- la IsIa

ca de don Jose La Rosa Vdzquez, fuG
totalmente destrufdo por ell fuego un
ranch6n dedicado trapiche de mo-
Ter canas FL incendio fu6 casual y
originate por una colilla de cigarrillo
lanzaGa inconscientemente por uno de
los peones. Las perdidas Sc calculan
Ell 200 d6lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
DIsTRITo DE AGUADILLA

En- la mailana del % del actual, de-
clar0se un fuego en- una casa de ma
deras situada en- la Gale San Carlos v
perteneciente a dofia Julia Echevarrfa.
quemandose parte de Ia estructura Y
algunas mercancfas que guardaba en-
la planta baja el seiior Santiago Ro-
bles, cuyos artfculoS tenfa asegurados
por $1,000. Parece un hecho criminal
y las autoridades 10 investigan cuida-
dosamente. La casa esta valorada en-
$500 no esta asegurada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
SABADo 26 DE MAYO

Juegos entire los alumnos clasifica-
dos en- la clase "a" AAa esta clase
pertenecen todas las escuelas rurales
consolidadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
PoR LOS MAEsTRos GRADUADos
Y RURALES
YIERNES p DE MAYO

Juegos entire los alumnos clasifica-
dos, en- clase "B". A este clase perte-
necen todas las escuelas rurales de un
salon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
DOMINGO. MAYO q

10 a. m.-Durante este tempo el sa-
Ion de Exhibiciones estara alberto al
pGblico.
10 II an m.-venta de los pro-
ductos agrfcolas de los Huertos Escola-
res y oomasticos, asf como de aque-
Hos donados por sus duehos al Comi-
te Organizador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
D1sTR1To DE CAMuY

En- ell kil6metro 1O3, de la carretera
ndmero 2, Ell duto numero 1885, pro-
piedad de don Alcaide Cintr6n, guia-
do por el chauffeur Jose Pena Reyes,
ndmero 1920, arroll6 Jose Rodriguez,
de 40 aiios dc edad, natural v vecino
de Camuy, causdndole golpes interio-
res en- el pecho y contrrsiones en- la
pierna derecha, siendo asistido en- ell
Hospital Municipal. El juez munich
pal investig6 ell case.
DIsTRITo DE CoRoZAL
Como las 8 a. NJ, del dfa IS de los
corrientes, Ell el barrio Dos Bocas, fin
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26
FIESTA ESCO-
LAR De PONCE

Sexta exhibicion agri-
cola e industrial que Sc
llevara a cabo los dias
25, 26 y ~ del cursante
mes en- el DistritO. Esco-
lar de la Perla del Sur.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-26

J. A. Torres. Comisionado Munich
pal de Instruction. :.
Feliz Reina, Ayudante Inspector
Abraham Sepdlveda, Maestro de
Agriculture.
PoR LOS MAEsTRos GRADUADos
Y RURALES
Presidenta, Mercedes r. de Ferrer;
Adela Anziani, Lola Tizol, Manuela de
j. Rojas y Tula Garcia.
Presidenta, Isabel Orta; Georgina
C0rdoya, Francesca Deynes, Felicia
Purcell, Carmen M. Oliyeras, Carmen
NJ. Maduro, y Maria N. Rodriguez.
Les granaes juegos atl6ticos en- que
tomaran parte los alumnos de las es-
cuelas rurales exclusivamente, es CO.
mo sigue: