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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
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inlaginaria. Uno de sus niimeros es-
ta premiado v es el anilIo en- cuesti0n.
Jun! Esa historia metera rui-
do, Sc comentara Y mi maridn no tar
dara en- saber que nadie ha tenido
entire las manos billetes de tai t0mbo-
Ia. salvo ruastra ser.videra. DE ahi
deseubrir la frerdAd no hay NADIA
mas que lln paso.
E joven la miro tan apenado que
trivo lastima. El tambien con el mai.
Hot negro, presentaba un aspect0 aca-
,d6mico sin reproche. Alto bien pro.
porpionado, con musculos armOnizados
por Ia practica del deporte, proyoca.
StaB las miradas de la banda de j6ge-
mes que por un momento habfan aca-
prado a ese c6libe Y que presentemen-
te descuidada por la qsefiora Bardou,
rodeaban a esta con una evidente hos
tilidad.
Comencengos por tdmaT nuestro
ba1o. Nos refrescara las ideas.
Tn instante despu6s braceaban bru-
talmente acariciados per las olas es-
pumosas.
-; Ahora ST que Ia tengoi exclam0
Rene por Ia tarde, mientras blandia
su raqueta de tennis.
~ Que sucede? interrumpi6 Cecilia
rutherford, una inglesa que podrfa ha-
her pasadd por bonita 81 la naturaleza,
la hubiera dotado deidientes menos an
chos de pies mifs modestos.
Il Oh! inada es un jcrogIffieo q.
me :coloca Ia sehora Bardou.
Ale GUSTAV muclao los jeregiifi-
cos.
Este es tan complicado que sola-
mente las imaginaciones francesas
pueden descifrarlo, contest6 Rene, Sc
camente.
Manifiestamente Cecilia, lie perse-
gufa con sus coqueterfas y tan solo
In sonrisa de la inglesa, teilia el dam
dy exasperado.
EN- cuanto ahabla me pafece yer
lun piano que Sc sabre.
ASrafz de este explic0 a Ia sefora
Bardou, que tenfa intenci6n de orga-
nizar una t6rnbola verdadera a bene-
ficio de una obra filantf6piea mil BIZ
lletes cincuenta frances, dando de-
recho a Totes impresionantes entire los
que. bien, entendido, el anillo serfa el
principal.
Pecharfa ell sefior Bardou, con align.
nos billetes uno de ellos, justamente
ganarfa Ell primer premio.
-; Como Sc arreglara usted para fai-
scar ell sorteo?
Es la infancia del arte, Conoz,
D % On el Casino unscronpier, que me-
tliante una honesta retrfbucion hara
salir el niimero que yo le. designe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
el inventor de los poaderadps biaeo.

"a inventor de Jos poaderadps bizep-
chos: u. Z n
Los premios, entire los que fighraba
ei magnIfico brillante. seexpusieron
en- la calle del Casino ! facilmente Sc
vendieron los billetes.
Deseosa de agradar a Rene, Ceci-
liza sola coloc6 ciento yeinticinco en-
Ii colonia britannica de Saint-Snogat.
La dificultad estuYo on persuadir al
seiior Bardon que comprara.
Nunca gano en- las rifas, declare
este con tono aspero..
que importa ESQ puesto que Sc
trata de hacer ell bien.
FL industrial Sc encaprich0 por
ese dfa no Sc c0nsigni0 NADIA.
Slorprendido Y desesperado, Rene
contents con lificultad su enoio Sc
disgust0. Fue precise NADIA menos d.
la sonrisa de Margarita para recon-
fortarlo. LIE proineti0 tomarIe un BIZ
llcte de su GAIA particular. 81 su ma
rido segufa obstinado.
POGO tempo despues, este por 81
mismo lie pidi6 cinco billetes a Rene.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
MARCA DE. FABRICA

Ha sido presentada, en- la oficina del
Secretario Ejecutico de Puerto Rico,
para su archivo y registro, una mar
ca de fabrica de The Norwalk Tire
Rubber Company, corporation del Es-
tado de Connecticut la que consiste en-
Ia letra "N'' dentro de una figura re-
presentando la rueda de un automo-
vii, y Sc aplica a la venta de gomas,
etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

Nueva York, febrer0 1.
I'm russo de estatnra gigantesca vol
vi6se loco repentinamente en- Ia ma
mana de hoy, en- los momentcs en- que
cruzaba el pllente de Brokklyn v Coz
giendo los transeuntes .por ell cue
llo. tIat6 dc arrojarlos al rio del Es-
te.
Tres policfas, y los dos suietcs que
estuvierbn a punto de ser vfctimas del
loco Y el cirujano de una amblIancia
que sc pidi6 al hospital Bellevue, tu-
vieron que l,tahar por espacio dc me-
dia nora con el ruso para poder do
minarlo
Hubo momentos en- que el gigantic
casi logr6 tifar al aqua a los indivi-
dnos que tenfa cogidos y en- que apo
derdndose de In macana de uno de los
policfas amenlz0 a los que 10 rodea-
ban con matarlos v arrojar sJls cadd-
veres al aqua creyendo susl confirm
cantes llegada su Ultima hora.
Metido en- una camisa de fuerza el
russo fu6 llevado a Ia postre al hospi-
tai de Bellevue, donde es objeto de OBJ
seryaciones.
Uno de los policfas, German y los
dos transeuntes en- quienes Ell LOGO des-
cargo su furia, William Calton y
.Adolph Helms, RESIDENCES ambos en-
la casa nt1mero 263 de Adams St, en-
Brooklyn, tuviercn que ser tratados
per I'm cirujano. presentando scrias
lesiones en- el rostro Y en- las manos.
Cr6ese que el loco Sc llama Jacob
Yarinoff, cuenta SO anos de edad Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10
Pero una t0nbola debe ser aptas

Per0 una t6mbola debe ser alltar
riaadat i
NADIA mas sencillo.
Como colocara usted los billetes?
La direction del Casino me ayn-
dara Y cuento tambien con usted.
Cuanto Sc molcsta usted por mi,
qnerido Rene.
- All! Margarita me siento tan fe-
liz de p0derla dar un gusto. Y ade-
mas espero tener mi recompensa.
Els sGsted terrible. Ante todo sea
prudente cuando este aQuf mi marido.
Despu9s de esta Erase que contenfa
una amable spronesa, Margarita Bar
dou Sc lirigi5 a su villa de la punta
del Grouin, mientras Rene yolyfa al
hotel Imperial.
4 AL dfa siguiente, el "Ouest EclairTr
el .sNouyelliste" anuacfaron la TOM
bola organizada por el seiior Rene
Brianc6n benefieio de los huerfa-
nos del mar. y habfa tambien una
copla elogiosa sobre el joyen fildntro-
l,o que dleria seguir el trazo de su
tan sentido padre, Bautista Briancon,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

En- ii ealle del Casino, delante del
escaparate de. un joyero Sc inmoyili,
20 la bonita seiiora Rardou.
II oh. ique linda sortija! exclaia6
designantlo ecal Ia punta de su tinc
bast6n de bambd, un arco de platino
otnado de I'm brillante, Que fulgnraoa
como uha estrella, dentro del estnche
de terciopelo azul.
IIe gusta usted interrog6 su
acompaiiante, un joven de frondosa
cabellera, que la eseoltaba en- Dinard,
con la fidelidad de I'm Derrito falde-
no.
Il Va 10 creo!
Ell daballero galante, que no era
otro que Rene Brianc6n, el riqufsimO
propietario de la afamada marca de
bizcocllos X. X.... Sc precipit0. Va
fsabfa puesto mano sobre el pestillo de
Ia tieITaa, cnando Ia seIora Bardon
lie detuyo.
iQne va listed hacer, gran lo-
co?
voy a ofrecer a ustcd esa joya,
que mas afortunada que 80, ha podido
llamarle Ia atenci6n.
Mi pobre Rene tiene usted una
cabeza encantadora pero que contie-
ne muy POGO sese. SCree usted posi-
bic que 70 pueda llevar I'm diaman-
te de ese' tamaio, sin hacerIne notar
de todos en- general de mi inarido
en- particular? lQue podffa contestar-
lie cuando preguntase su procedeAcia?
Que es una i1nitaci6n.
No nifio milo, no; Sc le engafsa tan
facilmeifte para slber 10 ceioso que
es. Por: el nlomeIlto considero que es
usted un cliiquillo sin mayor ilnpor
tancia. sBastarfat una imprudencia pa
ra abrirle los ojos. Y, entonces, adi6s,
mi independence y mi tranquilidad
-: Como hacer, pues?
C1 CIkNOtlttuA phtb
combination practica. .Qu6 diablo!
.dlscurra usted un POGO mi sefior
f1irt! ess -
Esbelta en- su traje blanco que de-
jaba surgir como flores de carne, los
hombros redondos Y los admorables
brazos desntidos ambarinados por el
sol y Ia brisa marina, la sefora Bar
dou con SUI paso eurftmico, Sc alej6
sonriendo.
Ia cncontr6, dijo Rene al dfa 81
guiente en- la playa al desprenderle
su capa de bafio ,mientras, que, ella
convencida de Ia perfection de sus
forlnas ergGfa su adorable estatua so
bre el indigo del mar.
II All! .vaFa!
u --; 81 hago impriiiaiis algHnos billie
tes dc t6nrboia. Sc los glpy a asted u
dentro de unos dias traigo una lista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

no lie ha dicho a Margarita que yo
habfa tornado cinco billetes?
Seguramente, balbuceo Rene, no
sabiendo a d0nde irfa a parar aque-
10.
Porque sc los df a mi amiguita
Igette, que esta en- nn hotel de Saint
Lmaire. De modo, afadi0 con una
carcajada, que voy haaerle un re-
gallo esplendido que no me ha costadn
gran cosa.
Jacques Constant.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-10

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Departamentos epecaes Senoras.
ratamentos peca bahos de luz de are hdrc
hidroterapco asajes Rayos s Fulguac6n
equitatvamente convencionaes.
PERSONAL CIENxuICO is
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO: Dr. don AmaEo RoldGR.
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Dr. don Manuel Quevedo Baes
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
ST. STEPHENS CLUB
PLANS MINISTRIES
Show to Be Given April 1917
at Immaculate Concep-
ton Hall.

Plans are complete for the big min
streI show to be staged April 1911 at
Immaculate Conception Hall by mem
bers Of st. Stephens Club:
The committee y in charge of
arrangements is composed of: John
Farquhar, chairman; George A. Dow
den, Francis J. Farrell, Lee Moxley,
Felix j. Murphy, Al. r. Murphy
Raymond A. Devlin, Michael J.
INLAND and Patrick j. INLAND.
st. Stephens Club, a social and
athletic organization made up of men
living in the vicinity of Washington
Circle, now has a.. membership OF
nearly 200. The club house is
located at 2422 K street northwest.
The meeting Tuesday night was
presided over by DIR. Casimir Leibell,
president of the club. Announcement
was made of the appointment OF
John j. Mcmahon as manager of the
baseball team, and of Morton Ander.
son as business manager.
The meeting was followed BY a
smoker. Among the entertainers
were William Burke, Charles PARROT
George Dowden, Lee Moxley, Patrick
INLAND and Al Murphy.
The first issue of The Green and
White Sheet, a newspaper chronicle
OF club events, made it's appearance
last week. Those who edit it are
Lawrence NJ. Feeney, recording Sec
rotary, and Francis J. Farrell, Nor
ton Anderson, and John S. Farquhar,
members OF the publicity COM
mittee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
ADVERTISEMENT
IOWA PHYS|C|ANNAEES.
STARTLING OFFER To
'CATARRH SUFFERERS
DR.. COffee's Treatment Healed His
Own Catarrh and Now He
Offers To Send 1t Free To
Sufferers Anywhere.

DAVENPORT, Lowa.-Dr. w. o. Cofs
fee, Suite 1857, st. James Hotel Bldg.
this city one of the most widely known
physicians and surgeons in the central
west, announces that he found treat
ment which completely healed him OF
catarrh in the head and nose. deafness
and head noises, after many years OF
to a number of other sufferers and they
state that they also were completely
healed. The Doctor is so proud of his
achievement and so confident that his
treatment will bring other sufferers the
same freedom 1t gave him, that he 10
offering to send 10-days supply abb
solutely free to any reader of this paper
who writes him. DR.. Coffee has spe-
cialized on eye, ear, nose and throat dis
eases for more than thirty-five years
and is honored and respected by count
less thousands. If you suffer from nose.
head or throat catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises, send him your name
and address today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
MONDAY
Lenten Services
BE-. Keith 5 Theater
1880 to ! o'clock
Speaker Monday
MIR. E. c. Mercer
Conducted By
Mr.. Byron S. Adams
Everyone Invited No
Collection
Young WOmen's Hebrew
Association Election

At the meeting Of the Young
Women's Hebrew Association Tues
day the following officers and
chairmen Of committees were
elected for the, ensuing year: Presl-
dent, Mrs. Hyman Levy; first vice
president, Miss Nina Gluckstein;
second vice-president, Mrs. Edward
Heidingsfeld; recording secretary.
Theresa Shefferman; corresponding
secretary, Rose Yudelevit; financial
secretary, Florence Frank; treas
urer, Mollie LaZerow.
The chairmen of committees are;
Jeanne Portion, entertainment; Mrs.
Louis Kramer, social welfare; Sarah
Roberts, educational; Flora Ber-
gain, athletics; Mary Ogus, immi-
grafton; Eva Rod. publicity; Rickie
Cans, hospitality; Mrs. Joseph VII
ner, membership; Lillian Friedman,
Wednesday evening dances.
The association is arranging for a
banquet to be held early in March
in celebration of it's tenth ami
Versary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
Women Hnar Ciecnn
Praise Washington

The woman's auxiliary of the
Craftsman Club of the T. s. Vet
Grams Bureau held it's second regu-
lar meeting Of the wear at Grace
Dodge Hut. North Canitol and r
streets northwest, last Tuesday.
Representative r ". Sisson Of
M'ssissinni gave talk on the life
Of George Washington as a man
and as a Mason.
f.. E. Bern"v. executive represen.
tatiVe Of the Craftsman Club. spoke
in the absence IF William Fl
""'"oes, president of the Craftsman
Club.
Ms. Nav d Lightfoot, president
of III" wonan's auxil'a AIRY was pre-.
scented with basket of flowers
together with string Of amethys'
and CRYSTAL beads. as tokens OF
appreciation from the woman's aux.
iliary for her work. during the past
year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
George Washington Post
Visits Mount Vernon

Members of George Washington
Post, No. l, pioneers in the Ameri-
can Legion, made their annual pill
grimage to Mt. Vernon last Thurs
day. A wreath was placed on the
tomb of Washington by Commander
T. V. Walker The trip was made
in a special car Of the Washington
Virginia railroad.
Preparations are now under way
for celebration, March Z, Of the
fourth anniversary of the post. Elk
ercses will be held in post quarters,
1929 I street northwest.
The post will give a benefit per-
Torrance at Polls Theater, from 3
to 6 o'clock, Sunday, March II. The
program includes concert by the
Marine Band, which will start at
$50 o'clock, to be followed at 3
o'clock by two motion pictures
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-The Three
Musketeers" and Charlie Chaplin in
Shoulder Arms"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
|PEARY SHIP. FAVORS
MEMORIAL BUILDING
Proposes Structure to House
Veteran Organizations
in Washington.

Construction of a building which
would serve both as memorial to
those who died in the world war
and as a meeting place for local
veterans organizations was pro.
posed at a meeting in G. A. r. Hall
last Tuesday of the Admiral Robert
E. Peary Ship, No. AT. v. F. w.
Sixty-three new applicants were
admitted to membership. This is
the largest number ever initiated at
one time in the history of the ship.
members of the Navy Yard Band
or are stationed at Quantico with
the marine detachment.
On April 6 the ship will celebrate
the fourteenth anniversary of the
discovery of the North Pole by
Admiral Peary with a dance, to be
given at one Of the local hotels.
Shipmate P. E. Jones was named
chairman of the committee to have
charge of arrangements.
Shipmates William Johnston, Fl.
V. Orr and P. S. Ryan were APP
pointed captains of the recruiting
teams, which are to conduct
three months recruiting drive. Cor
poral Thayer, United States Marine
Corps, was selected to represent
the ship at the marine station at
Quantico.
Resolutions originating with the
Peary Ship relative to red propa-
ganda and erection of a flagstaff
on Key bridge have been unani-
mously approved by other posts of
the V. F. w. in this city,
Shipmates Lieut.. Harvey i.
Miller, p. s. Ryan and William
Homer Carroll have been appointed
a committee to design colors for the
Peary Ship. These colors will be
ready in time for the V. F. w.
convention to be held in Norfolk
this fall.
At the meeting to be held March
6 Past Commander E. c. Stewart
will be presented with a gold medal
in appreciation of his long and
faithful service with the Ship. A
large number of recruits will be
initiated at this meeting also.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
Executive Committee of
ID. A. r.. Holds MEETING

A meeting Of the executive com.
mittee Of the District Of Columbia
D. A. r. Society was held Saturday,
February II, in the George Wash
ington University law building. Mrs.
w: B. Hardy, State regent, pre-
sided.
Mrs. Francis st. Clair, of the
entertainment committee, made pub
lie plans for reception to be ten
dered the secretary general in charge
OF organizing D. A. r. chapters,
Mrs. G. Wallace Hangar. Mrs.
Caldwell, who is candidate for
president general. reported the sale
Of historical guide books of Wash
ington to members Of the d. A. r.
A motion made by Miss Rogers to
decorate the family tomb of Mrs.
Mary Lockwood. one Of the three
founders of the D. A. r., was unani-
mously adopted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
We TEXANS To NAME
| CAMP DELEGATIONS
Equality-Walter Reed Post to
Hold Meeting on Next
Thursday.
ENTERTAINMENT TODAY
Men Assisted by Ladies Aux
Hilary viii Give Dance
On April 10.

Delegates to the department en-
campment will be nominated at .
meeting Thursday evening Of Equal
ity-Walter Reed Post 2s4, Veterans
of Foreign Wars. The election will
take place at short business meet
ing to be called just previous to the
open meeting and entertainment
scheduled for March Is.
The post will stage an entertain
ment this afternoon at 2.45 o'clock
in the Red Cross building ct Walter
Reed Hospital
DANCE APRIL 10.
Tuesday evening, April 10, the
post, assisted by its ladies' auxiliary.
will give q dance at the Elks' Club
Hall. The proceeds will so toward
the purchase OF a stand Of post col
ors. L. E. Donaldson, Sam Berlin,
and Edward e. johnson compose,
the committee in charge OF the ar
rangements.
Members OF the post, at a meeting.
on February Is, the twenty-fifth an.
niversary of the sinking Of the Maine,
bowed their heads in a two-minute
prayer for those who lost their lives
in the Maine disaster.
The regular meetings Of the ladies'
auxiliary Of the post will, for the
present be held at the home Of Mrs.
Margaret L. Finch, 1902 N street
northwest.
GETTING NEW MEMBERS.
The secretary Of the auxiliary, Mrs.
Irene Davis. 1904 + street north.
east. has received many favorable
replies to a membership campaign
letter recently sent out by her.
w. g. Jameson, chairman Of the
entertainment committee, desires
the names and addresses Of talented
men and women who are willing to
take part in entertainments the post
Is staging at the various hospitals.
His address is I'll Mt. Vernon place
northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
Mystery Wells
Ceremonial of
GrOttO's Head

MYSTERY-the deep, dark
AVA kind-surrounds the pro-
gram for the first ceremonial
Of Monarch Henry j. GOmpers,
Of the Kallipolis GrOttO. The
ceremonial win be held to-
morrow night in Pythian Tenn
pie.
Only two men know what
is. going to happen-Monarch
Gompers and Prophet Samuel
F. Shreve. All other prophets
and neophtes are busy guess
ing.
The GrOtto Band took part
in the George Washington
celebration in Alexandria
Thursday.
Members of the GrottO have
been invited by the Rev. Abram
Simon to attend services at
the Eighth Street Synagogue
Friday evening, March Is.
The February dance Of the
band and drill corps I'm the
New Willard Hotel last Thurs
day evening was . gala event.
The next dance will be held
at the New willard on March
IL.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-25
MOOSE GIVE DECREE
To q IN ALEXANDRIA
Washington Lodge Members
Accompanied by Men
From Clarendon.

The degree staff Of Greater Wash
ington Lodge No. 1876, Loyal Order
of Moose, accompanied by several
members and a delegation from
Clarendon Lodge No. 1876, conducted
the initiation of a class of twenty
one members at Alexandria, Va.
lodge, Tuesday evening. An en-
thusiastic reception was accorded
he visiting Moose. Addresses We're
made by Deputy State Supervisor
Marrow, Dictator Green, Orator
Mitchell and Judge Kash, of Ken
lucky. An entertainment and
buffet supper followed.
A large delegation of members of
he lodge journeyed to Mount Yer
non, on Thursday, and following
the exercises there participated in
he parade at Alexandria.
A meeting of the nominating com
mittee was held Friday evening at
the lodge rooms and the slate of
candidates completed for the an
nual election to take place in
March. The next meeting of the
lodge will be held at the club
rooms. 635 G street northwest.
Tuesday evening, February 81, at
which it is expected Director Gen
eral James J. Davis will preside.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for class initiation of
over 100 candidates at Wardman
Park Inn, on Friday evel> Ig
March 2. Included in the list of
candidates are several prominent
members of Washington official
life, and there will also be present
many prominent members of the
Moose from other cities. An enter
tainment and buffet supper will
be given.
The degree staff will conduct
an initiation of over 200 candidates
and install a new lodge at Orange,
Va, on March 3, at the request
of State Supervisor Mifka.
A meeting of the Ladies Of
Mooseheart Legion was held Fri
day evening. 4