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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
"SKORO PIVO" PROUAV A
NO "a PRAVOU CHINE
LOVINU.

Statni prohibicni agent OBJ
ievili podivnou vec = isou to
"paseri near-beeru'. vydava-
neho "a pivo prave a prodava-
neho take "a znacne vysoke
ceny. Tajemnik "Llgy su-
chych' George C. Southwell
pravi. ze !! podobnych pfipado
byla dosud jest vysetEovana
celia rada.
i. Podobne nahrazky byly po-
drobeny rozboru a shledano
ze prave pivo jest obyceinou
breckou bez kazdehc "kiku"
Moderni tita svindleri posi-
naii 81 velice tajemne oDe-
zrele, jen aby tim spise do.
stall ma spek" tloveka touzici.
no po necem silnejsim. Zahad-
ny vyrobek pochazi z listehc
pivovaru v Indiame, kteraz fir
ma zakazniky uklidnuje tim
De nebere tpenize az kdyz SC
pivo octne v dome objednava
tele.
Ia n6kol;k dni po objednav
ce dodano jest "pivo" hezk,
tajemn6, pod plastem noci
vozka obycejn6 balamuti pfi
iemce, jak tezko nl bylo $,
zakazanym zbozim .proklouz
'nouti sebere "a pivo dalekt
vetsi, az desatery obnos, nez
Ii dodane skoropivo We skutec
nolsti cenu ma.
! Podobny dodavatel arci ne
(porusuje prohibicni zaknny
ale dopousti Sc podvodu tim
ze prodava zbozi, jez neodpo
vida cenou skutecne hodnotl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
JINY PROROK PREDPOVf.
DA EVROPE Mir MA
100 ROKU.

Co jest nejv6tsim neprite-
lem zapadni civilisace? Nikoli
valka, ale Zabava. TAX mi
nahled Arthura Balfcura, na-
celnika stejnoimenne ocelaf-
ske spolecnosti v Shaffield,
Anglie, jenz Vera meskal V
Clevelande navstevou Nezri-
zena povalecn;i honba "a "a
BAYOU ma byti rahrazena usi-
lovnou praci a obratem k
nabozenstvi. pIavi host a do
dava:
"Neni v Europe po sto let
nebezpeci valky, narody jsou
|v bankrctu, krone Anglie a
| Itato ma prilis mnoho rozumu,
nezli nejakou valku zapociti.' .
Balfour, jenz nikterak neni
spriznen $ byvalym anglickym
lpremierem Balfourem. naZyva
ltaktez francouzskou akci '
Porurf chybou.
"Prejem 81. ably Nemeckc
zaplatilo, ale musi byti predem
lvysetreno, mnoho-li Nemeckc
muze platiti toto vysefeni sc
must diti spojenci 2 nikoli ze'
memi neutralnimi iako Ho.
landskem, jehoz vlada podpo.
rovana jest nemeckymi ban.
kami. Pasma ma kazde stra.
Inc Rynu by ochranila Francii
a tato musi ustoupiti z Porufi
estli ze Nemn,r,o zspocne pra
covati. Jediny logicky Zpd.
sob, jak sebrati reparace jest
pomoci importu. Mena mus
lbyti nahrazena novou, ale nj.
koli drive, dokud kazda ban.
kovka nebude zalozena Ella.
tenn"
Balfour Jest hostem G.. BIS
setta, zdejsiho ocelare a zdrzi
sc v Clevelanda do 25. srpna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
PROTESTUJE PROTl wee
REJSf SOUDNl DRAzBE.

Pravnik J. v. Zottarelli wee
ra podal protest proti drazbe
mortgage ma majetku ]. Rohi-
nihO a spolecnik1 els. 1884
Fulton rd. s. w. Protest "a
lozen jest ma vyzve presidenta
Coolidge a guvernera Dona.
heye, ably patek Sc stal dnen
vSeobecneho smutku. Vypo.
mocny serif Smithley ale vzdol
tomu prodaval verejnou soud
nj drazbon V move soudni bu
dove v {. 46 majetky, kterycl
'bylo prodano %. DIE prote
stu jest prodej "a pndobneh'
dne nezakonnym. coz ale Sc
riff opetne popira.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11

sousedh. zburcovantch strel-
nymi ranami, ktefi pravi, ze
spatrili Cd mista stfelby pr
chati dive muzske postavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
SMRTELNE POsTRELENY
MLADfK.

Dnes, nedlouho po pGlnoci
postfelen byl MA Herman ave.
a zap. 65. ul. 20-lety Ben La
velle, 1875 zap. So. ul., ktery
v uplnem bezvedomi dopraven
byl do nemocnice sv. Jana,
kde sc lekari vyslovili, re ma
jen nepatrnou nadeji ma vyvaz
mutt. Policie Sc dostavila
lined ma misto, ale patrani po
pachateli nemelo vysledkn.
Jedinou stopou jest vypraveni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
VEREJNE CVICENf KATOL
SOKOLA (. 80 K. S. J.

Ma osadnim pozemku ma
yych. SO. ul. mezi Quincy a
Central ave. uspofada Kat.
Sokol sv. Vojtecha Devate We
fejne cviceni "a spolu1cinko-
vani sokolske hubby. Vstupne
stanoveno jest ma 35c, pro dit
ky mladsi 8 roku pouhych 10c.
ia neprizniveho pocasi od!o.
zeno bude cviceni ma nedeli
prfsti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
SLECNA r. CERNA PRISLA
o zIVOT "A PADU AUTA.
Nave nestesti ma Clark nosts.

V doh,edu domu rodicu by
Ia 29-leta slecna Rosa Cerna,
7400 Superior ave. postizena
nestestm, jemuz padl obet'
ieji mlady zivot. Ridila vlast-
nj automobil, ktery Sc pojed-
non ma Hathaway I'd. Valley
View vesnice sritil po svahu
devadesat stop hlubokem. Po-
litovanihodne nestesti udalo Sc
vcera k veceru.
Slecna Cerna jela domu
svoji sestry, pi. Amy Upper
tove a zam6rila k domovu ro-
dici We Valley View vesnici,
jela prave ostrou zatackou, jen
yc vzdalenosti as so yardu cd
domu, kdyz pojednou auto
,-odbocilo, prorazilo ,ostnity drat
plotu ma okraji svahu a srlti-
10 Sc po strmem svahu. Ne
stestf obieveno bylo teprve po
puinodin6 jednim re sousedn,
iiienz pfivolal ma blizku bydli-
ciho lekare DIR. D.. Donalda.
lOba pax vnesli smyslu zbave-
nou divku do domu rodic1.
Rychle privolanou ambu-
lanci pohrobnika Jonese Mi
les ave. dopravena zran6na do
nemocn;ce sv. Alexe ma Broad
way. kan vsak privezena byla
| liz ien chladnouci mrtvola.
Jak Sc nest6sti udalo, ne
mohlo byti presne stanoveno,
ielikoz nestesti nemelo oci-
ltJch svedkd. ZabivSi Sc slec-
ra Cerna zanechava zde v "a
rmutku rodice, bratra a ctyry
sestry.
V mistech udalo Sc podobne
nestesti as pred tfemi tydny,
kdy jisty muz ien nahodou
unikl smrti, kdyz auto jeho
TIME zpGsobem. lako stroj 81.
Cerne sjel po tonne svahu. =
Obec Sc po vcerejsi katastrcfe
rczhodla postaviti zatacce
plot, kterym by dalsi neStestl
byla zamezena.
Ma Clark moste, pro autoi-
sty tax zlopovestnem, dcslo
|vcera veGer k move vazne me-
hode. 37-lety Simon Machnik
|225S zap. 10. ul. Mike Leu
cko, 32-lety. 2639 Marin ave-,
jeli smerem vychodnim po mo-
ste ga sebou, kdyz pojednou
zadni stroi do predn Tho vr1zil
tax mocne, re oba ridici, Znac-
re Zraneni dopraveni byli do
mestske nemccnice. Leucko
ma Zlomenou nohu ranu ma
hlavne, kdezto u Machnlka ne
nj vvloucena moZnOst. lie ma
rozrazenou lebecni kost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
DRUzSTVO
SOKOLSKE
FARMY.
DULEzITE UPOZORNENf!

DULEZITE UPOZORNENI!
y. SchIze Druzstva Sokolske
fanny kona Sc v nedeli IL.
srpna v 9 hodin dopoledne v
Sokolovne ma Quincy Avenue.
Jednani velmi dulezite! Podil-
nici, dostavte sc vsichni! -
Prijd'te i ii, kdoz chteji Sc po-
dilniky stati. Timto dnem kon.
ci lhGta k apfistoupeni "a po-
dilnika. Podily po $4,000.
Prihlasky pfijimaji bratri Re-
beka, Havranek, Prech a FIR.
zak.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-11
HOLD CLEVELANDU PA.
MATCE ZEMRELEHO
HARDINCA.
v hodinu pohfbu vzpominanc
vseobecnym klidem odcho-
du 20. presidenta.


sledni akt odehraval sc v Ma
rionu, jevilo sc Y nasem mesta
zastavenim skorem celeho We
rejneho ruchu. Banky a fl
nancni ustavy neotevrely VII
bee a poledne sc pripojila
jina obchodni mista zamest-
many personal special k do
moviim. We skutecnosti utuch!
ruch vsedniho zivota nasta-
" v pravde svatecni kid, ma
'svedcoval, ze mesto skutecne
tretchli. Kolem treti hodiny
odpoledni byly ulice tem6r
prazdny chodci a ticho ruse-
no jen nekdy zvoncem pouli3-
nj kary neb zvukem roht aut.
z ulic vymizeli hosi, jindy
bezohiedne v usi kolemjdou-
cich, vykfikujici rlzna vydani
novin. i
Kdyz udefila hodina Gtvrta,
hodina louceni nastal kid nei-
v6tsi, tax ze k uchu dorazel
jenny sevel precetnych vlajek
Kary zastavily, zastavily au-
ia kde kdo okamzik omen
zanechal prace a vzpominal
toho. jenz narod ma vzdy opu-
still nprostred vykonavani po-
vinnosti sv6renych mu Will ma
roda.
Nejoriginelneisi pohled po-
skytovalo hlavni. namesti, =
snad ojedinely v cele ieho hi
storii. Dlouhe rady motoro-
vych vozidel vsech typd staly
nehnute iako by zastaveny by
lv rukou neviditelnou. Dnes
Cleveland zevn6jsi znamky
smutku odlozi. ale vzpomina-
no bude jest6 dodatecne n6kte
rymi vyznacnejsimi organisa-
cemi.
Smutecm oslavy vcerejsi te.
silly Sc znacne dfasti. V State
divadle ma Euclid ave. seslo
sc as 1000 obGanI bez rozdi.
lu kmenove pfislusnosti viry,
kde zpivany chramove hymny
a recneno. Podcbne vzpomi
nano bylo v kostelich, v Zed-
nafske sini' a ma prostranstvi
pri The National Carbon;c Co.
Y, Lake ood shromazd6no bylo
as 5000 delnictva Dkolnich to-
warren, kde uctena pamatka
vyznamnym proslovem obra-
dem.
lItuchnuti vefejneho zivota
patrno bylo " hotelich. Y
Hollenden hotelu zamen6n byl
obvykly poledni koncert pred
nesem hubby posvatne. PoZe.
ruhodnym Jest, re sc V dolen.
MIN meste neudal ami iedinJ
pripad, re by nekterv obchod
mel otvreno. ac jinak bylo pr;
lezitosti dost vyuzitkovati u
dalosti ke konkurenci. Vets
obchody sly dokonce v loyali
te tax daleko, ze z vykladnicl
skrinf odstranily zbozi vube
nahradily iej podobiznam
zemreleho presidenta a emhl
my smutefnimi. Podobne u
ctena pamatka zesEuleho pre-
stdenta We vsech velkych
mensich mertech statu Ohia.
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
New Styles.

The Egyptian. Russian and Ori-
entail influence generally stIll Is
the main inspiration In millinery
as in garments for the spring. In
addition. the Second Empire styles
are being rather extensively intro
duced. -
The Second Empire hat as Il is
seen at present 10 q quaint little
bonnet-shaped affair, which FOLDS
demurely. around the face like the
old-fashioned poke. b clipped or
short at tho back where, IN Hen
Of q briTn. naasseA of flowers or
full pendent frilla OF lace ara
hung like . curtain around the
neck, a. -
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
THIS is BANDANNA YEAR FASHIONS EVERYWHERE

friends. since 1t manages the bit
of eoeentrieity desired In these
odd little wraps,
Another of cripple CLOTH"
white material which looks like
wavy, brushed wool, is trimmed
with wide collar and cuffs Of
white, Persian lamb, and is werR
with a narrow, Tapped skirt of the
same material.
A third is king blue crepe ana
is ernhreidered salidly in design
that saw upon the Mexican pct
terry Indian woman sell around the
depot at Albuquerque. IT'S de-
sign that has to do with over
stuffed ducks, some of them TIVE
headed, in brick-red. dull green
and earth aolon-
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

All the high shades are good
this year, as would be expected
from so brilliant a year as far
as color is concerned. And under
the. open sky, with palm trees
for background and the white
sands for setting, what could be
lovelier than the simple suits in
orange, corn. green, blues. purple,
and white, with different combina-
tons?
AS gay as the costumes at the
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

saudy markings Of tho working
mans hanky,
Even when the pattern ts sub
dued or partially concealed the
spirit 10 shown. like q breeding
memory, in berthas, girdles,
sashes. everdrapings knotted at
one side and widening to
pointed corner at the other, a la
Bill Harris handkerchief.
TT is a bandanna year. sure
enough, and every show ease
and rack is piled and hung with
'en-sene in the softast, almost
priceless batik ehiffons; others Of
silks, satins, aashmsres and just
mereeEized limitations.
FeF Sixth avenue flaunts it,
bandannas quite as 3oSauslE a.
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

made of bandannas in almond
green with white figurings bright
ened by a touch Of rose. And
the neck and girdle kerohiefs Of
this were plain green,
A new development is the
bandanna jacquette. without which
every feminine wardrobe may as
we'll curl up and die.
The jaoquette, as Eve explain
ed before. is a little longer than
the hip-line, either completely
straight or with a wide belt at
the bettem.
1t fastens with big bow tie at
the left side Of hem or belt; sleeves
are straight and plain and the
collar either a shawl effect or
stand-up. according to prefer
oncAs
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

court of a rajah are the suits
that combine yellow. purple and
green in their knitted stripes
and then top this splendor Ey a
cape OF lavender and purple
checked rubberized silk, with col
lar and hem band of purple terry
cloth. The short Jacket has also
invaded the beach world and
comes under the head Of Oriental
splendor. These decorative coatees
are quite lovely in their printed
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

1t calls for a plated skirt, and
a graceful thing 1t isl
The bandanna model showed
collar, turn-back cuffs and tie
fastening OF plain geranium col
ered silk, harmenizing with the
dominant shade of the figures.
Another style was black and
white bandanna with the principal
figure outlined in heavy white
braid and a fringe Of monkey fur
all round edges eff collar, sleeves
and hem. The skirt was plated
white rajah crepe.
The hat shewp with this outfit
was white leghaEn, with a black
and white bandanna twisted round
the crown.
THERB il a tapestry 1acauette
finding favor with FaShionfs
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
From France.

AT Suzy's the most successful
model thus far has been q sofk
changeable brown taffeta cl0che
with very supple brim edge. The
brim and the crown to the depth
of one inch are corded, the fsfIl
ness from the. cords forming the
ondulated border to the brim; and
the soft gathered top 70 the
crown. afs1a
In marked contrast to tl1is
supple model is q high-efOwned
peach basket or Directoife poke
in blue picot, from the same
house. The hrim has a double
edge, and between the two edges
is tucked away q fine white box
plated ruche Of grosgrain ribbon.
An odd little cocard Of plated
blue and white ribbon isappiiQued
at the base Of the crown at the
front, and forms the sole, trim
ming.
: Lewis features some very smart
floral tricornes, notably one ii
black satin laize and coral colored
pink daisies yelled with four
inch band Of black footing. The
footing forms a nose veil. and III
bowed at the side, the ends. hang
ing loose to the shoulder.
A very novel Lewis model
called "Atlantide" is ttf'ban IN
black moire laize. made in four
sections, each section !. outlined
with a. piping Of silver cloth.
From either side of the turhan
extends q wide lace and bound
with the silver cloth which closes
under the chin, forming a perfect
Egyptian couture. ss.>, 49,
Gold braid and gilded fantasies.
such as feathers, flowers. ribbons,
are very extensively used by
Lewis, while wells draped across
the back. covering the eyes, hang
ing loose at one side are also
featured on q great proportion aof
all the models at this house. saA
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

does Fifth avenue, and Broadway
and the Ritz finally have met on
common square Of figured
color,
WHITE Canton or orepe-de-
chine, of course, forms the
natural background for the mode,
Accordingly it is safe te predict
that a third eff the early spring
frocks will be of the type of a
straight-lins trifle with plated
skirt and ne sleeves worn at a
fashion shew this week.
TIVE bandannas trimmed it, enc
drepping over the shoulder and
knotted at the left side Of the
throat, and the other similarly
placed about the hips.
An0thsr gtEaiSht.lin0 dress Was
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
- aass Ell :
Ankles Covered

skirts. whether Of the fun
gathered Second Empire. type er
in dRaped or tuIlie styles general
~ cover the ankle, Trains cut n
one with skirt in the 1880 styles
are receiving favorable mention;
but the train far the NEST part,
when used. il still hung free
either freJa the hip, ar The NEE
ef the fRoRt. -.
Dancing froeks are made "a
beaded toiles, jeweled nets and
laees and in metal cleths. Wide
bertha collars Of eelored er ef
metal lace are conspicuous 60
roxns In Second Mmpira styles.
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

gaiety and offer a smart contrast
when worn over a black suit.
The black suit is often the
choice Of the well-dressed woman.
She appreciates. the slender lines
it gives, and likewise the smart
effect Of an all black picture.
Black silk hose, sheer and SHIN
merry, a black suit with plain
trunks to meet the hose, a slip
with narrow sash and a cap of
black rubber that straps under
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
FLORIDA
SIX 4 AND I
SEA GIVE
KEY NOTE
Beach Garb at Winter
Resorts Baroalle 1 i
of Next Summer 5
Fashion FOibleS.

brellas, the severe suit Is the "a.
vorite Of the swimmer. Correct
as to measurements smart as Is
line, gay al to- trimming 81
knitted stripes, pleasing as to de.
sign, 1t is the uniform Of t.
waves. One company is 90 bold
as to display a suit made n al
typical mans style, with q vile
top and contrasting trunks al
brief skirt of navy blue. The
white canvas belt with buckle q
exactly the same as that which
finishes a masculine suit OF aIriii
lar design. -
Enveloped in q wrap Of terry
cloth or rubberized silk, 81 with
a coatee, the modern maid Is6
rises from the foam on the ceFsi
reefs Of any Southern island Il
picture of grace and sensibls
garb. She gossips q NOR 81
with friends on the beach, then
she unties the brilliant kerchtsE
that masquerades as headdres
to show a snugly fitting cap
rubber. Then the wrap f0lIof
the bandanna, and poised on tle
shore, one arm waving IN grse
ing to adventurous companions
on the anchored raft, rhe STANDS
outlined against the horizon,
picture Of Dianalike grace. mod
ern freedom and srnartness
splash. and she is gone. The
blue, blue waves have swallowed
her up. But she will be seen
again on the sands Of Newp6E
and Bar Harbor. when the sim
mer sun is shining on warmsk
days than these.
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

printed silk overblouse contrasts
with the full, pleated, black satin
skirt.
Borrowing the style for bead
trimming, one suit dares conven-
ton to the degree of wearing a
black slip embroidered in steel
beads. The beads are treated so
they will not rust. The suit is
more practical than it sounds,
for underneath is a complete suit
of kings blue in knitted fabric.
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

circular skirt ideas are borrowed
from the dress styles of the mo-
ment and lend themselves beau
tifully to the bathing modes. A
most striking suit has a tight
bodice of black velvet and a skirt
Of the velvet with inserts of white
taffeta.
The pleated skirt is also bor-
rowed to add interest to beach
costumes, and one is attracted by
a suit whose black and white
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

the chin. This year she often
throws a cape Of some vivid hue
over her shoulders Or dons one
of the swagger jackets in gay
Persian prints.
There Is no doubt that the one
piece suit is steadily gaining in
favor, and no matter what the
beach costume may be, regardless
Of the taffeta, chintz, velvet and
printed cotton slips that join the
parade or bask under the gay UNI
The Washington times., 1923-02-04
By wINIFRED VAN DUZER


n EY friend, Dame Fashion.
NV surely loosed . Frank
AyA enstein Of sorts when
she reached into her bag of
tricks and pulled out the cid
handannA.
Not only are whole dresses
and wraps Of tho most expensive
and uitra-stylish type constructed
Of bandannas, but there ara very,
very few sprins garments Of any
description which do not show
odds and ends of handanna in
fluenee somewhere in their 6as-
einating makeup,
bRaoeieta are eAameied ia Ran.
dahna patterns, and necklaces
long Aaa went ever u tha
The Washington times., 1923-02-04

Chiffon velvet, especially when
cut on the circular, makes O par.
ticularly smart suit, and IL by
no means a. perishable 81 enc
would be inclined to think, The
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13
Un importante Proyecto de Ley
creando dos becas para el
estudio del periodismo

En- la session de aver de la Camara
de Representatives.. ell senior Guerra
Mondrag6n prescnt6 Ell siguiente pro-
yecto de ley, ,nfmero 316, para crear
dos becas en- la escuela de Periods
mo de la Universidad de Colombia,
ciudad de Nueva York, Estados Uni
dos de America, y para otros fines.
Decr6tdse por Ia Asan,bleG Lcgisla-
tina dc Paerto Rico:
Secci0n LA Comisi6n de Becas
creada por la Ley n1mero 80, de ju-
MO 5 de 1919 procelerd, Glentro de
los ounce dfas de entrar en- vigor la
presente ley, seleccionar dos j0ve-
mes de buen caracter instruction pa
ra enviarlos a la Escuela de Perio-
dismo de la Universidad de Colombia,
ciudad de Nueya York, Estados Uni
dos de America.
Secci6n 2.-La Comisi6n de Becas
solamente seleccionara, para cumplir
los fines de esta Ley, ioyenes que ca
rezcan de recursos para sufragarse los
gastos en- dicha escuela. s
Secci6n 3.-Dichas becas compren-
derdn un curse complete suficiente a
gfaduarse las personals beneficiadas.
Secci6n 4.-El Comisionado de ms
trucci6n tendra el deber de comuni-
curse con el referido plantei de ense-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13
Ell Gobernador de New Jersey
lanza un rudo araque a Har~
ding y a Su administration

Trenton, N. j., julio 4.-El gober-
nador George S. Slizer, declare hoy
publicamente que ell viaje del presi-
dente al oeste y toda su propaganda
polftica podfa considerarse como un
fracaso ruidoso, pues en- la concien-
cia nacional esta que la presente ad-
ministracion ha dejado incumplidas
las promesas formuladas durante Ia
Ultima campafia presidential.
Isl Mr.. Harding tiene aun fe en- 81
ipropio, agreg6 Mr.. Slizer, 10 que debe
hacer es desandar, 10 andado y vol
verse Washington, convocar su
llegada los caudillos del partido re-
publciano y legislar segun 10 prone
ti6: solo asf podra salyarse del .nau-
tragic inminente de las proximas cleo
clones.
Ademas ell pueblo americana lie con-
cederia gustoso dos % tres meses de
recfeo en- Alaska en- ell Polo, sin ne
cesidad de que Sc molestara Y gasta-
Era Ealiva en- discursos.
81 el presidente alega que laejecu-
cion de este plan es dificil o que el
no cuenta con el prestigio necesario
para clio, nosotros llegaremos STEM
pre- la misma conclusion: es decir,
que en- la presidencia Sc necesita un
hombre que posea 10 que falta al ac-
tuai.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13

El que Sc tenga oidos para oir basta
que Sc detenga por breves momentos
en- cualquier lugar del pals Y no tar
dara mucho en- convencerse de que
este es ell comiin sentir de la nacion;
todos estan va hartos de promesas y
suspiran por algo tan positive como
los hechos.
Por ESQ he dicho y repito que este
viaje presidential ha servido lnica-l
mente para aumentar la popularidad
personal de Mr.. Harding y poner de
manifesto los puntos fiojos de la adj
ministracion.
Las recepciones cordiales de que
Mr.. Harding ha sido objeto en- los dis
tintos puntos del oeste, por donde ha
pasado, son signos de Ia simpatfa es-
pontanea de la nacion hacia ell atracti-
lvo personal del presidente; pero exis-
te el convencimiento de que Mr.. Har-
ding continia la tactica de hacer pro-
Iaesas.
La pregunta que Sc ocurre todo
americana es esta: / Por que Mr.. Har-
ding y su administration no hicieron
todo este hace dos amos? Con un pre-
sidente republican, Y una administra-
cion del mismo matiz solo su desidia
| ha sido el obstaculo a sus planes"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13
LCDo. CARLOS GARCIA DE La
NOCEDA

Honos tenilo el gusto de saludar
en- esta redaccion al conecido profesio-
nal Lcdo. Carlos Garcia de la Noceda
quien fila su residellcia en- San Juan
para establecer su bufete en- sociedad
con el prestigioso ubogado Lcdo. j. j.
Ortiz Alibran.
Siendo de todos conocido cl presti-
gio de que gozan estos dos distingui-
dos amigos, no dudamos del 6xito de
.esta sociedad que ofrece sus services
profesionales en- Ia calle de San JUS
TO frente q Ia CAFETERIA donde han
alberto sli estudio de Abogados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13

so, nos participan haber establecido en-
el pueblo de Yauco calle % de Julio
No 20 I'm garage, para ventas de efec-
tos dc automobiles. Preparedness y
atelciones de los mismos con el nom
bre de Long Auto Garage.
Buenos negocios le deseamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-13
ell HOTEL CoNDADo NO PAGARA
\ CONTRIBUTION POR DOS AMOS

La Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
Rico ACADIA de aprobar una Resoluci6n
Conjunta, que fue introducida en- la
Camara de Representatives., exoneran-
Al Hotel Vanderbilt, del pago de con-
tfibuciones durante los dos pr6ximos
amos. Esta Resolution va ha sido fir
NADIA por Ell Gobernador de Puerto ri
co.