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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
Dads Big Luck

Doctor: You're the father OF
twins
Congratulate me, Dooi That COM
pletely exempts me from the income
tax!'-Judge
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In the Kitchen

LIZA, what To- yo' buy dat odder
box of shoe blackin'?"
go on, dat amt shoe blackdn'; OATS
my massage cream. Burr.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
Waiting
Bloomington STAR

There were 616 persons killed the
first OF last January. Deaths caused
by grade crossings In Indiana number
242 during the present year. Death
tolls by auto intoxication increase
daily.
Drivers who lose their senses, rush
to their death taking with them many
innocent victims, including their
wives and children. There seems to
be no way to check this madness, and
the only thing left to consider is who
will be the next on the list.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
Family Fun
His Verdict

He had finally reached the land Of
sunshine, fruit and cafeter1as from
the frozen prairies of Iowa, and was
inveigled into trying a small dish Of
ripe olives. His verdict was: Them
things may be all right fer them that
lived on In a pinch, but they hev got
the gosh dangdest juice ever tried
to drink. "-Argonaut.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
Indiana
Sunshine

Every night some one kept draining
the gasoline tank Of a tractor be-
longing to farmer Of near Sanborp.
One day the farmer filled the tank
with water. The next morning an
automobile was found stalled in the
field.
A former trusty of the city jail at
South Bend whose thirst had brought
him a fine and sentence had served
his term of eleven days and was walk
ing away q free man, broke and
happy. Luck is with me- he said,
when a block away from the Jail he
saw a pocketbcok slip from the arm
Of a woman.
With visions of a handsome reward,
good meals and perhaps several night
lodging he fastened to return the
purse. Did you loose anything" he
asked
Yes, 500. and it's all there" the
woman replied as she counted the
money. Here's dime. sir. go buy
yourself a cigar"
Then the former trusty decided a
life In jail wasn't without joy.
Keeping the company's premises
clean, proved expensive for Frank S.
Lotion, railway station agent at
Oakland City.
Lotion was alleged to have thrown
away a bottle afterwards found to
contain white mule. He said he had
only picked the bottle up and was
carrying it off the company's
property.
The judge fined him 800 and
sentenced him to thirty days In Jail
on conviction of liquor charge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
One By the Cook
speare.

How is 1t, Mary, that when you
entertain your young man in the
kitchen we don't hear sound?"
well. you see, ma'am, he's so
bashful that for the present he does
nothing but at."-Sun.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
Daughter Happy

but, young man. do you think YOU
can make my daughter happy?"
do I? I wish you could have
seen her when I roposedr'-ITondon
Opinion.
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Daughters Chance

ST suppose your newly acquired
riches will do your family lot of
good2"
Eyes. Now our daughter can marry
some one who amounts 10 nothing. .
Judge.
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XVI FAIRNESS can snore upon the
NV flint, when resty sloth finds
IL the down pillow hard.-Shake-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
ACCnlnratnr

Lafayette Journal and Courier
With motorized crime in Indiana
stepping on the gas 1t would seem
that the law also ought to go get her
self an aooelerator.
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Editors Mail

of Times readers on interesting sub
jects. Make your comment brief.
Sign your name as an evidence Of
good faith. 1t will not be printed
II you object
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Goshen Daily News-T Times

Goshen Daily News-T1mes)
Mayor Shank thinks he can figure
well enough to hold down the office of
Governor. but as a preliminary the
mayor will do we'll to do little figur-
ing on how to get the office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
For the Family Doctor

Can this operation be performed
safely, doctor?"
THAT, my dear sir Is just what we
are about to discover. London Opin-
ion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

Born Louisville, KY, May 6, 1882.
Lawyer. Chairman Democratic
campaign committee that adopted
present constitution of Alabama.
Member F'ifty-fourth and Sixty-third
Congresses from Alabama. United
States Senator, terms 1852. Elect
ed Democratic Senate leader, 1920.
Commissioner plenipotentiary for
United States at armament umita-
ton conference, 1921. Home, Biz
mingham, Ala.
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A Thought

Come unto me, all ye that labor and
are heavy laden, and will give you
rest.-Matt. 11.28.
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Informal.
Oft. Wayne News-sentineD

The delegation from FIT. Wayne was
too informal to suit Judge Anderson.
He appeared to feel "snubbed" be-
cause city hall contingent was not
there to explain things.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

G. P leaders decide to apporton party among
States thus lifting the expense from the little group of New
York who have hitherto borne the burden Now the
G. o. P will lift high taxes, the little group of Wall Street
will be happy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

Is there a Government leper col
ony in the United States?
Yes. at Carrville, La. operated by
the United States public health serv-
ice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

HI JOHNSON on Manager Htchcocks suggestion
the right amend his keynote speech after the President has
delivered message Can would be Influenced
by Calvin9
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
How can linen be told from cot

How can linen be told from cot
ton?
One way is to set fire to one OF the
If 1t is cotton. it viii blaze
up, and continue to burn. If linen. it
will shoulder. Another way IS to wet
the finger, and place 1t under the
cloth. If the moisture comes through
quickly, it is linen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

IN FOUR years four months the combined of the
world succeeded upsetng, less 100000 of
soil being built by British India
will reclaim 100000 Wars stop the world
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what Is the BritIsh Mons Star?

What is the British Mons Star?
The Mons Star campaign service
bar was given to British soldiers who
served in France from Aug. l, 1914,
to Nov. %, 1914. without regard to
the particular campaign in which they
were engaged. The Mons Star. 1914
Is campaign service bar was given to
men who served before Dec. 81. 1915.
without regard to the campaign in
which they served
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@ U E S T I O N 8
ASk-The Times
A N s w e r s

You can get an answer 70 any aues-
ton OF fact or information by writing
10 the indianapolis Times Washington
Bureau. 1922 New York Ave. wash
inEton ID. c., enclosing 2 cents in
stamps for reply. Medical. legal and
marital advice cannot be given. nor
can extended research be undertaken.
All other questions will receive a per-
sonal reply Unsigned requests cannot
be answered All letters are conhden-
ual.--Editor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
A PARTY's PLEDGE AND THE ANSWER


NORE 1000 Indianapolis employees of Uncle SAM
W. are concerned these days.
The postal employee rightly looking to Uncle Sam for
deal His life of training and experience limited to the
which he engaged No other employer him. and
yet very his work important that business
Government itself depends upon his efficient services
Congress- opening this week. viii be asked to take
postal employees Redistribution bill
The great of pOoe clerks letter carriers and railway
cerks-receving wages 8OO year. although
few receive mores asking that living wage, at least, be
granted.
timely pertinent reprint of the pledges of the
Republican party in 1920
The United States postal service should be operated for
for profit There economy de-
sroyng efficiency the Pooce Department by curament
service hitherto performed by failure properly
compensate employees expert knowledge essential the
proper the postal system The postal
is materially below the standards of eff
ciency'
VIII economy perpetuate the injustice that is being
done to empoyes expert knowledge
proper conduct of the affairs of the postal systemic
Deplorable conditions and living conditions of
postal employees Indianapolis revealed series
of articles in The Times.
Then you think that the postal employee
deserves square deal give him a helping hand
Write The Times It will be sent Washing
ton Bureau and then presented to Congress.
HI JOHNSON on Manager Hitchcock suggestion reserves
right amend his keynote speech after the President
delivered his Can be that Hiram would be influenced
by Calvinf
P. apporton party expenses among
States hus lifting the expense from the little group of New
York who have hitherto borne the burden Now the
G. P will lift high taxes the little group of Wall Street
will be happy.
IN years months combined
world succeeded upsetting less 100000 of
soil being built by British India
will reclaim 100000 acre Wars won't stop the world
VENUS is approaching Jupiter steadily confirming the
rumor that they have date
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

VENUS is approaching Jupiter steadily confirming The
that they have date.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

What is caracul? And baby
lamb?
CaracuI IS the skin Of the young OF
certain species Of Persian sheep.
Baby lamb is the name given to the
fur obtained from lambs killed be.
fore birth; that is. the mother sheep
is killed just before the birth Of the
lamb. and the lamb is removed from
the mother in order to get the fur.
which is supposed to be finer before
than after birth. 1t is difficult to tell
one from the other, except that cara
cul is usually not as fine as baby
lamb.
When was Governor sulzer of
New York impeached?
Aug 10, 1913, and the matter
brought to a vote on Oct. 10, 1913.
What is the population of
Mexico?
Approximately 1890 900.
How can 1 restore the original
black color to a stove where the
iron has burned red?
Wash off with strong ammonia
water, and after it is thoroughly dry,
paint with stove pipe enamel. Direo-
tons are contained on the can.
Is it true that the name of Mt.
Rainier has been changed to Mt.
Harding?
No. However. a mountain in Mis-
soula County Mont, was on Dec. g.,
1922, named after the late President
Which is the largest building in
the world? What is it's capacity?
And it's size?
The General Motors Building in
Detroit. This building has space for
5000 people. There are 80 acres Of
floor space, containing among other
things, about !, 800 offices Four miles
tons Of the building.
What is the size Of bacteria?
They range in size from sphere
less than. one micron Q-100O MN. or
about 1-25000 inch) in diameter to a
large spiral form about 40 microns in
length. Some 400, 900, 900 bacteria Of
average size could be packed into a
grain of granulated sugar like logs
of wood in a wood pile.
What is the origin of the say
ing. Getting down to brass
tacks"?
The origin is obscure. This story
is often quoted A famous firm Of
furniture makers in England used
brass tacks in some of the interior
parts Of the furniture, and when
after years Of service such furniture
needed repairs, and the repair people
came down to the brass tacks, they
would say, ooh, this is so-and-so's
furniture; we're now down to brass
tacks.''
Has anybody found out who the
Unknown Soldier" is?
No. He was chosen by a blind
folded man from number of cofff1ns
Of unidentified dead. His Identity is
absolutely unknown to anyone In the
United States or elsewhere.
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Has anybody found out who the
Unknown Soldier" is?
No. He was chosen by blind
folded man from number of collins
Of unidentified dead. His identity is
absolutely unknown to anyone In the
United States or elsewhere
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03
CHRISTMAS
SHIP BACK
IN CHICAGO.
Widow Keeps Faith With
Skipper Husband and Gets
Trees for Riddles,

BIZ United Nelos
g HICAGO, Dec. 3.-Mrs. Herman
Schuenemann has kept faith
- with her skipper-husband
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-12-03

WOMAN'S face is her for
tune only when it draws a
lot of interest.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
NIEVAS EROM.AS PESAD.AS Y EN-
TRAVAGAETES

Earle Il. Latham, hijo, .vecin0 del
375 del Riverside Drive dc n. u. al
estarse visticndo para su matrimoniO
con Miss Elizabeth Janet Burke, de
Palisades Park, recorl6 que sus ami
lie hablan amenazado con secucstrar-
le la hovia. como una heImosa innO-
vaci6n, inmcdiatamente tlespuGs Gle In
.ceremonia. Y desliz0 ocultamente un
Par de esp0sas en- UnO de sus holsilos
del traje nupcial. En- seguida de que
81 ministro finaliz6 los ritos de rigor
Ihndo por marido Y mujer los con
trayentcs en- cl Hotel MarscllcS. La
than rapidamente Sc espos6 con su
c0mImilrra Y Sc present0 triunfante
ante ia gran concurrcncia que aSiSti0
al actn. la cual celebr0 su extrava-
gante originalidad para evitar la rea-
lizaci6n de la amenaza.
La verdad es que en- los Estados
Upidos. hay excentricidades de natu-
raleZa as:tZ detcstable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
Simpatica fiesta litcrr,al:rl:ii;a1l: IA ria:

lanei,' q4c cortaron r,Iii cpfonar de
aplars6s priincro la Obeftita JuaEa
dc Arco, trnagistralmonte ciecu+ada y
IL "F9nt.sia Espanola" d. I.ucius
Hosman lmanos fehriles, no pudieron
reprmir I'M APPLAUSE cerrado.
Nuestro presidente Sr. Julia pre-
sent6 al Col ifereh heista. ST. Rafael w.
Ramirez, Guien ton palabru sencilla.
sin alarachs nj adornos ret6ricos dc
nal gusto, ccmenz6 disertar sobre
el tema: FL Hispanismo en- Ia Anne
,ricar del N orte. Hizo ina revision his
t6rica de walores, liaciGlol hilcapi6 eli
Ia influei cia del pelisamieatO cspaaol
Ell AndFlca del Norte pcr medic de
asImisiGnes, v la emulaci6n que deS-
perto tn el pueblo estadotinitIenSe, la
recia voluntad de los conquistml6res
'descorIi6 como p0r eiisaIm0 eI nfanto
tGryo Que sohre Espafa corrieron his
toriadorcs ignorantes partidaristus,
ataco' la mania dc ciert6s indiyi,lllos
pFestos n zanzibar el nomlrc castiZo
dc las calles. por otro peregrino pidi6
el olvido Ae Ia EspaiIa de la pandc-
rcta Y las castahuelas, Y Ia almira-
ci6n Go la Espafa fuerte, intellectual.
HiZo luego III estudio de Ia hiSpa-
nista en- cl Norta America. demostran-
do ell auge que toma la ensenanza del
castcllano en- los Estados JInidos, al
tei1ninar su peroraci0n recibi0 una
saliva de aplausos. un diploma como
socio de honor Y un artfstico ramo de
flares que una culta y bella alWnna
coloc6 on sus manos, dandose por ter
minado cl acto.
AntoAio Pqnia0ua Picd:o
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12

En- Ia Manana del cofriante. Gnlel as
tahleciinientO comcrcial de Jose Mall
donadO, sta en- la Playa. de Pence,
su dependientc Arturo M0rerG, hizo
cuatro dlsparcs de revolver contra el
lueiiO. alojandole un proyectil en II
mandfbula, GARLIC dorrchp. FL Fiscal
schal0 al agresor una fianZa dc
$1,000, Y Sc lie acusa de atentad0 Ia
vida.
Aver faiIeci0 en- el Hospital Trico-
che de Ponce. el trabajaa9r Olesario
Baez, quien sufri6 una cafda y lesio1.-
nes graves mientras trahajaha en- Ia
central "Cortada'. ...,. ..,,
La Fratcrnidad Escolar, como siemr
prc auspicia una notable confercnefa.
HellnosO Y brillante fue cl acto del
vierneS , del actual. OH cl Aula Magma
do I1estra Escueln superior, adeinas
de In asistencia de Ia Facultad, con
curl'ieron distinguidas damas Y ell
Hon. Juan r. Hu%ke, Comisionado
Insular de Instruction. Dos j0venes
intelectuales les Srcs. Jose Paniagua
y Jcrge Pastor dierOn lcctura a sus
trabajos: el primerO ley0 un delicadf-
simo cucnto, ol otro despu6s dc diser-
tar largamentc sobre el pocma Trans
parcncias" delinelndose aquf el ha-
lazso &c I'M motivo: ambos jovcncs
cosccha:on larSos ruodosos aplaa-
sos. La excelente orquesta "Frater-
nh,d Escolar', ameniz6 el acto col.
sclcctfsimas pleas musicalcs, que los
:.lnnnos csclcharon con religioso ST.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
t0niSiitil HbtiCa
lIlSUlaI

Antes de aver .salad0, a las once
v vein!e minntos Fde la mafana. va
nuestro Diario en- Ia calle, recibimos
Dor telefono, del Secretario particu-
lar del Gobcrnador, el mensaje si-
guiente:
Eel Gobernader TOwner ha firna6b
los nonGiramicntus que Il continuation
danes para formar La nrteva Conf
sion Hfpiea Ins'llar".
Esta nucya C0misi0n entrarl en-
fltnci,:pes 81 pr0Ximo luncs, dcce del
cnrSante mes. (hoyl p0r virtM de Ia
Ley ntlmcro sc, Ia cual deroga las an
teriores lcycs 1912 y - que fupron
aprobadaS el trce de marZo,, trece
de abril V dGce de abril lie los amos
1923, 1916 V 1917 respectiva:nente.
Entra los innumesables caEalleros
que aspiraban al pucsto de miembros
de Ia cxErcsada comisi6n. fueron Sc
lcccionados por el Hon. Gobernador,
de acuNrdo con las eSrecialcs reco-
mendacioneS de sus corrcsli9n3ienteS
partidos, los se1Ores:
+. l. Richardson, continental; Ra
fael Rivera Zayas Jose f. Benedic
to. unioniStas: Angel s. Sifre Y Da-
nidn MOnSerrat IT,. repulDlicanoS.
Con relaci6n-a mo o dos dc cstos
nombramcntos. Sc ha murmurado e
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12

tandqp d9p1 bellas L pleas de rg fegfetfrfAq Ai an
.tlsual que nos rocuerdqn Ia habilidgsl
de los MoriscoS; !; Ia
,ArmeFfd Real. con recuerdos del Ges-
cubrinliento el Musco del Prado con
soherhias lpinturas lie Ruben. algunas
joyas de Rafael : la obra maestro de
VeldzquCZ la Meninas" muchOs de
Murillo eel pintor amable que supo
unir al fcalismo mas fiel. el mas alto
soplo de fantasia V misticismo''.
:Espaila. Espana, nombre evocaslor
de soberbias nobleZas del arte dc
las letras, bendito sea tn potlcr y que
Hivan sfenlpre en- el alma de los pue-
BloS l{tEn}n,herica Ihl ifcuertIo &c
tus sl4laaa j; Ia. seuel4sifibh a tu} IT.
les blasoiies Y d les 'q,ie, Como 6l'ito-
bic Y democr;ltico Rex Alfonso. SIM
'bPlljzan la lealtad e int tegriRad de una
'fa3s, qlIe supo ttAniiiafd un mundo vie
io Y dar I'M Nueyo Mundo la huma-
nitlad, cuando la pOlilla de les am
tidiones enapezahan q cqrroer. los. ei-
mientos de Ia libertas ypla JglQria.y,n
sa4elaa ar a13l IIT4 LIS.3..a
San Juan, P. r. Nonoal 1923 iaal1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
|SGgTdaTiia tjGgutiI1

~
Los siguieltas documetlios pertenc-
cientes a la 'l1IGA .ANTI-TUBERCU-
I.OSA DE PUERTO RICO han sido
archiy:ldos en- la Secretarfa Ejecuti-
va:
1.-CertifiGado relative In elec-
ci6n de la jumta directiva, Ii 'ual~la
c0nstituyen los siguientes sen0res ::
I)r. Pedro Gutierrez Igara,fdez Y
Mrs. Wodd, Presi ;ente Honorarios !;
Ora. Jcsefina v de Martinez Alvarez,
Presidenta Maria L. de Sanchez Mo
ralcs, Vice -presidenta Milagros b. de
Newton, Secretaria; -Ama!ia p. d.
Frasqueri, Tesorera Luis Muil02 Mo
! rales, .Abogado; Miguel Ferrer, Inge-
micro .Dres. Jose Gomez BriOS2, Este
/ ban Saldafla, Rafael Lopez Sicard6 y
Antonio Martinez Alvarez. Me!icos
Consultores Eduardo Gonzalez Y Ar
turo Bravo. Financierus. Y Josefina
K0rber, Maria de MuilOZ Morales, OBJ
dulia c. de LaZaro. Josefa Vda. de
Gatell, Belen de Alfonsi, Maria Tere-
81 Gonzalez Y Alnparo Fernandez Ma
ter YOcales.
.o.-Infoame anual correspondence
al ano 1898.
FL Secretario Executive ha expedi-
do certitica,b de dis0luci0n Ia corpo-
raci6n del pals denominada "A. Erie
Sumersille and Co, Inc.," que tienc su
oticina principal en- San Juan
Ha Quedado archivado Ell la Secre
tarfa Ejecutiva. un certificado relati-
20 a Ia election de la junta directiya
de Ia resp. Iogia Caballeros lie Ia
F6 No 9Ss7.' en- la cual tiguran los
nombres de los siguientes seilores
Severe Paso, Past Noble Padre: Maui
licio Roena. Noble Padre; Antonio
Matos, Past Noble Grandc: Ruben Pc
reZI. Noble Grande; Angel Romero,
Vice Grande: Jose p Baurfn. Sccreta-
rio Electo: Juan J. Fuc-tes. Tcsore
ro: Domingo Ruiz, .Abogado; Gregorio
Colon Capellan; Ansusto Villanucva.
Scc:etario pernancnte; Pedro PEREZ,
ia Y Ramon Ii. Rodriguez, ASiStentes
del Noble Giande: Ellullfno Figueras
V Julio .Ag0sto, Asistentes del Vice
v Antonio Reyes. Custodio.
Ell Secretario Executive ha rxpedi-
do certifcado de registro la corpo-
raci6n del pals lIenominada ''Montane
Shoe Company, Inc que tiene su of.
Gina principal en- I'M edfi@io en- el 81
ito tlel municipio de San Juan como
cilO con cl nOmbre de "El TerrapGn."
Sc ha orSaniZadO esta corporation pa
,ra fahricar. comprar Y vendcr zapa
,,tcs. Su capital social autorizado es
lie $50.000.00. Y sus inc0rpOradOrcs son
jos sciiores Joaquin Montana, Fran
fcisco Ramirez de Arellano y Jose A..
I.oret, tu,ios dc San Juan.
FL GUbcrlrador ha exp2did0 pasapor-
te para Venezuela. al senior Adolfo F.
I.egrand, y para Curacao, Venezuela,
Costa Rico. Ecuador. Honduras. PERU
Colombia. Cuba, Mejico, Panama y
Santo Domingo. al Scii0r Luis Martf-
nez anlbos dc San Juan. Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
Continuation de la 2da.) {

Continuation de la 2da) 81 s33
muestra Il nuestros ojos por, Nna divlg2
evocaci6n los mfsticos encan{gs de ,la9 y
Alhambra entire cuyas columnas Sc
niece algo como el accEto triSte y solo
Zante del alma de un moro que We som
blios v solitarios los alcdZareS donde
eXtaticO escrchara las embriagantcs
yibraci0nes d9 las danZas orientales...
HermOsa Y poGtica Granada. Contem-
planes en- religioso recogimient0 Ia
her1nosa arquitectura de la catedral
dc Burgos. adornada por pintuas ma
cidas dc la inspiration pinceles de
los magiccs ap6stoles del afte AdlPfd
Berriz dc, Piolnbo y FelipS 5a BQSJoh};
Madrid V sus museos q. guardian tkisfe
sus paretes. les mas hermosos tesorQs
del arte espaiiol; los mas prrciados
recue,dqs de sus conquistas i sMs Vie
torias.
=. Y vcmos el Museo de Bcllas. 4Artes,
con cl "Cristo de .tlonso Cano y pin
turas de Zalbaran; el NIuseo del Afte
Moderno con III '.Jllaqia la Loca' lie
Pradilla un. sinndmcro de cuadfos
celebres; cl musco Arqueol6gico. esten-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12
Sc lie PERDIo Ia cARTER4Y

La schorita Maria dc Lourdcs Val
d6s Torres, cinpleada del departamen-
to de Sanidad, ha informado hab6rsc-
10 perlido entire 81 trnyecto del Banco
Colonial Bank Y cl establecimicnto lei
Bosque' una cartera conteniendo
ounce dollars.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12

les corrillOs de In ciudad en- ell sentido
De habnrse efectuado "ligeramente',
tantO mas. cuant0 que, Sc tiene en-
tendi 20, habel sido preteridas perso-
mas competentes en- cuestiones hfpicas
Iara rccomendar Y nomhrar otras mas
afortunadas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-12

Acad Cuey Boston, peentando nina de cinco Murie
Neponset Massachusetts, nigen chqua
grado Nnos Bueno ceeba
porcena de $685. plata Sc la au
dep6sto de $1,000 banco,
Jenkins chiquio obtnvoe
onferencas, percentage de puptos
lave de- orc, copia la cudad de Boston