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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
/. J. MARRIOTT To Be POSTMASTER;
J.O. WALLACE TO STEP OUT IN JULY

Henry J. Marriott Is to be the next
postmaster Of Ely. He is understood
to have passed the recent examina-
tion with the best showing. and be-
sides he has the political record and
the sort of local backing that ara
certain of landing him in the job.
Mr.. Marriott is a native of Whitc
Pine county, his boyhood having been
spent at old Osceola. He Is a mem
ber of the numerous family of that
name. having two brothers and a sis
ter in Ely and many relatives in the
county.
Last fall he was the republican
nominee against J. F. Miles for coun-
ty assessor and made a vigorous can
vass. He toured the county mostly
with Tommy Dugan, who was tho
candidate of his party for auditor and
recorder. Mr.. Marriott is well liked
Everywhere that he is known, which
/ is throughout eastern Nevada, but
In that election he went up against
an opponent equally popular and hav-
ing the prestige of incumbency plus
a satisfactory official record of many
years.
After his defeat Mr.. Marriott work
ed for several weeks in the Ely post
office and is familiar with every de-
tail of its workings. He held that
position down until J. w. Painter
resigned as deputy sheriff at East
Ely, to which position Mr.. Marriott
was promptly appointed by Sheriff
Nicholson with the concurrence OF
the county commissioners.
For the postmastership he has the
backing personally and politically of
a large array of republicans holding
positions of more or less prominence
to o. G. Bates, head of the Chamber
Of Commerce, and is a brother-in-
law of George Doyle, one of its lead
ing spokesman, as we'll as most of tho
leading republicans in Ely.
J. d. Wallace, whose term will ex-
pire in July, did not compete at the
recent civil service examination for
reappointment. 1t is understood that
he had the local political situation
sized up and realized that 1t would
be better to quit with smile than to
enter the competition with certain
disappointment at it's close. II the
appointment were made upon a pc
tition of all patrons of the office, re-
gardless of party, 1t might be an
other matter, but that is not the case
and he INDUCED no illusions or false
hopes.
Many persons, including republic
ans. have besought him to seek re-
appointment, pledging their support.
but being on the inside and knowing
the disposition of politics and politi-
clans, Mr.. Wallace preferred 20 re-
main aloof
There is the best of feeling be
tween him and his successor, the lat
ter having worked under the former,
and the same harmony in the matter
prevails all around
Mr.. Marriott has not been nomi-
mated for the Office as yet. but with
the arrangement for civil service ex-
aminations being in force and he
having passed the test and otherwise
being in line, it Is as certain as any
thing politically can be under the
circumstances.
The Office pays s2,400 a year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

McGiIl to Celebrate Fourth Of July
The Odd Fellows at their regular
meeting this week started the ball
rolling In regards to sane and safe
Fourth to be celebrated at McGill.
A committee was appointed to make
plans with the other fraternal or
ganizations for the celebration. The
celebration win include a ball game
between the two strongest teams In
the district. a drilling contest by the
best drillers obtainable. races OF all
kinds. ending up with a grand ball
in the evening.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
lets STEP OUT"
TO Be GREAT SHOW

Lets Step Out" is the name of
the great play to be given by the
Ely Elks under the direction of II.
w. Edwards at Bio hall May 10. 1t
is more pretentiously described as
the Elks. annual show and song re-
view and is to be performance that
others can initiate but none but the
Elks can equal. The costumes will
be gorgeous and there appears at
present - be only one bad feature.
which is that it is commencing to
look like there may not be enough
tickets to go around. Following is
the cast of characters and program:
Patricia O'Brien, saleslady at the
Fashion shop, Josephine Hoffman.
Dick Everett, assistant manager.
John c. Hickey.
Lord Helprs. from London, Fred
Baglin.
Isadora Kozinsky, theatrical man
ager, H. G. Park.
Lotta Moon, Follies showgirl, II.
w. Edwards.
Geraldine DAVIS, society girl, Gla-
dys Hexem.
Sara, an Oriental singer.
Yvette Doret, from Paris. Murie'
Heron.
Saidee, an Oriental dancer, Jean
Jackson.
Jimmy. one of the boys, Estelle
Curto
Antonio and Georgetta. entertain
ers at the Black Cat. Billy Coleman
and Cecil Geraghty.
Society girl, Amy Goodman.
Summer girl, Mamie Tucker.
Pajama girl. Margaret Curto.
King Tut girl, Margaret Beverly.
Winter girl, Leah Miles.
Athletic girl. Koneta Terrence.
Musical Numbers-Scene |.
Fashion Shop.
AN Old Maid Girl Dick and chorus
April Showers" Cecil and chorus
Angel Child -------Lotta and Izzy
You've Got to See Mama '----
----------------Yv Yvette and chorus
"I Know What 1t Means to be
Lonesome -. Patricia and Dick
Fashion Show -------Fin Finale
Scene H-Black Cat Cabaret.
Sugar" Jimmy
Where the Flowers Bloom" "--Dicf
Mr.. Gallagher and Mrs. Shean"-
and Lotta
Two DagoS from Italy Antonio
Carolina in the Morning" "---Lotta
Every Evening" Cecil and Geraldine
aConp of India
- Sara, Saidee and chorus
Finale-"Three O'Clock in the
Morning '----Dick and chorus
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

absent for several weeks. after which
he returned and surrendered him
self Thereafter he was sent to Car
son.
Sam Jukich, who murdered A
Wells at East Ely in 1917, has been
paroled He was serving a life sem
tenee under a second degree convie-
tion.
Tom Kolialis, third convict from
White Pine. has been pardoned. He
murdered John Pappamusis near Fly
June Z, 1917, and was serving a life
term.
Nick Napoli, also of this place,
was up for parole but his application
was laid over until the board has
time to investigate more fully.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
New Iron Water Pipe
in at Two Crossings

The new eight-inch iron water pipe
was laid across Aultman street this
week on Seventh street and covered
over again by the Ely Water Com
pany, as promised last week in let
ter from Arthur Smith to Mayor Gal
lagher, and last evening the pipe
connections were complete and the
water turned on at the Fifth street
crossing. The dirt there will be
filled in later The piping and the
workmanship appear to be Of the
best.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
ALFRED TAMB[YN ELECTED MAYOR.
RUSSELL, WEST AND M'KERNAN WIN

Alfred Tamblyn was elected mayor
=, Ely last Tuesday by a majority of
,renty votes over ]. II. Gallagher
and will take Office at the next reg
ular meeting of the council. May 81,
week from tomorrow.
Fred T. West, ]. w. Russell and
phil McKernan were reelected city
eouncilmcn from the First, Second
and Third wards, respectively, those
defeated being j. p. Dray, Frank Z.
swartz and Andy c. Barr.
Following was the vote cast.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
McGnI Stray Antlers Organize Climb

McGill Stray Antlers Organize Club
The Stray Antlers of McGill al
their meeting Tuesday formed one
of the fastest ball teams in the coun-
ty and are looking forward to game
with any other fraternal society in
the district. The clnb will be COM
posed of such ball players as Al
Cour, John Mirich, L. M. Crawford
C. A. Reiley, William Overfelt. Frank
Glenn. James Lee, P. X. White
Ed Moran, Fred Brown. William
knight. V. o. Lund, John A. White
Jack Hummer. Ed Benson and John
Baker. The Stray Antlers Club will
be ready to accept all challenges In
about two weeks by writing to their
manager, William A. Mccarthy. boz
S64, McGill.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
Caperton May be Named
State Road Foreman

The position of foreman in charge
of maintenance OF the state roads In
the Ely district is likely to be ten
dered in a few days to C. C. Caper-
ton A letter to this effect has been
received by Mr.. Caperton from Gov
ernor Scrugham but 1t was not an
appointment, being a mere statement
nat he probably would get 1t. The
position pays about $500 a month.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
ucGiu Club to Play in Ruth Today

The McGill baseball cub will cross
bats with the Ruth club today at 4
o'clock on the Ruth diamond. This
will be the opening of the baseball
season and a great crowd OF fans
from the smelter city expect to make
the trip and cheer the home boys to
victory. A return game Will be
played at McGill May 30.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
April Birth and Death County Record

April Birth and Death County Record
The birth and death record of
White Pine county for April, as re-
ported by DR.. w. w. Cook, registrar
of vital statistics. to the secretary of
the state board of health, shows that
there were fourteen births and five
deaths In the county during that
time. OF the births nine were males
and five females. or the deaths all
were males.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

FOR SALE-Whitlock house. in
East Ely; furnished complete: three
rooms; shrubbery, shade trees and
lawn; chicken house. Cheap for
cash. Phone ok. D. p Curto.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

D-Housckeeper: porma-
nent position. Call at Thomas store.
Ruth, New.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
FEL|C|TATES TAMBLYN

Carson City, New. May 10. 1923.
Hon. Alfred Tamblyn, Ely, Ney.:
Dear Friend-Allow me TO extend
10 you ny hearty congratulations
upon our recent election as the
mayor of Ely. | trust that your
administration will be successful in
every was and that your townsmen
will be blessed with unified prosper
ity under your leadership
With kind personal regards and
good wishes for the future. | am,
sincerely yours.
MAURICE J. SULLIVAN
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

The subscription list OF the White
Pine News Is growing fast. Are you
among the new oness
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
MAURICE ]. SULLIVAN

The above letter from the lieuten-
ant-governor of Nevada was received
ly Mayor-elect Tamblyn last evening
and was replied to courteously. the
answer to 80 out by return mai.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
Fruit Safe From Frost
Says Frank CaHarpay

Fruit trees are in bloom and are
practically out OF harms way from
frost, according TO Frank Galloway,
who came to the city during the week
from his ranch at Currant creek.
Mr. Galloway says the prospects for
great crop never were known to be
better and he believes all kinds of
fruit are out of possible danger. as
in most cases the fruit is already
forming. The lateness OF the spring
was a benefit in that respect, though
detrimental In other ways.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13

Ruth Couple Married at Parsonage
Miss lone Garrett and A. C. Lewis
were united in marriage Friday eve
ming at the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Upton E. Partridge officiating
The couple are residents of Ruth.
where they will make their home.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Exf1lbicion Artistica
ESIuDlO PALAGIQ

| copia de la de VeldZquez, hermoso y
suggestive trabajo de Carlos Machico-
te. Una bien interpretada copia de
una cabeza pintada por Valentfn de
Zuhiaurre. por Jose Rios.
En- Ia collection de trabajos al PAS
TEL, figuran cuadros Gle asuntos re-
Hgios0s por Maria f.. de Palacio, y
bien interpretados palisades y cabezas
&c eseudio, como los de Rafaela Ros-
sy, Iacinto Figueroa, ademas de otros
dc asuhtos diyersos, por Jose Loren-
70, Luis Salvador Sierra, Teodoro Mos
coso, Lorenzo 1glesias, Maria p Gar
cfa Ia Costa, Jose Lanuza ' Arturo
Baella. I,
Entire los DIBUJOS al Mpiz, SON
.notabl@s por su correction en- Ia II
nea Y deIcadeza en- el trabajo los he
ehcs per el estudioso joven Ernesto
Aidea y FL Divine Pastor, 6leo, re-
ipreseatando un fraile, ambos por o.
car Garmendia, han sido bien obser-
,pd9s.
No pasa desapercibida la interesan-
to coHcci5n de animales de Jose Al
fredo Cobos, ejecutados con gran macs
trfa, entire los cuales resalta un. lien
20 de gran tamaf1o en- ell que figuran
dos cabezas hermosas de caballo,
de tama1lo natural, que en- union de
otros tambi6n de andlogo asunto eje-
cutados delicadamente por Julia Arm
strog Rosita Rooms, ademas de sus
flores Y frutas. avaloran el conjunto.
Hay algunos trabajos hechos por nj
nos de corta edad, de mucha aplica-
ci6n, como los de Paulina v Josefina
Alfonso, Miguel Y Fernando Fernandez,
y Jose Maria Sierra; que son una es-
peranza para SUI professor.
Ia exhibici6n terminara ell 81 del
actual
Felicitamos sinceramente al distin-
guido professor senior Palacio, alentan-
do a sus alumnos para que contintien
con Il nlismo ardor, la carrera artis-
tica dile. han emprendido bajo tan fe-
.lices auspicios.
=. dc Ia Tega NEFARES.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Ell PLEITO ELECTORAL
DE PUERTO ARTURO


Continuation de III pagina Ia.9
cas-. 81 son las que habia tornado d
las Dapelctas.
El perIto confesta afirmativamente
que son en- efecto las que tom6 en- Il
oficina dc Ii Coitt
Juez In Corte accpta las dos 70
tograffas presantadas por el scfiol
Guerra.
FL Lcdo. Feli1 hizo anotar SUI exi
ccpci0n.
FL Juez Fo0te manifesto q las par
tcs que las fotograffas estan admit
das como lnatcria de ilustracion de Ia
dcclaraci6n del perito son agrego
completamente aparte de las pape-
1etas eleetorales, las que no han sido
Iadmitidas todavfa. Y constituyen tln
Ipunto aparte por Pesolver.
Fue llamado a declarar Ell senior Ra-
fael Colorado, quien manifesto que
Hbajo la inspection del Doctor Osborn,
Iha desarrollado has fotograffas de las
|papeletas. en- s,i gabinete, pegandolas
en- los caftones segtin estan mostia-
das. 70 reconozco-dijo que estas
fotograffas son las nlismas que he
puesto en- estos cartoness.
FL Lcdo Felid Sc opuso las pre-
guntas que Sc lie lrfciera al senior Co
j..
dorado, y la Corte manifesto que eran
#pertinentes lichas preguntas.
Ell senior Felid sohcita de nueyo que
sea eliminada del record la prueba Ell
relaci6n con los lapices que presenta-
ron los delnandados como que son de
los que Sc usaron en- los colegios elec-
torales el dfa de la election
Guerra Nosotros presentamos dj-
-chos lapiees con la sola intenci0n de
que ell experto pudiera apreciar su
sclasc v su dureza, pero iroshay incon,
venicnte alguno por nlestfa parte que
scan retirados de Ia prueba
la Corte ordeno que fuesen retira-
dos de Ia prueba.
Fl Lcdo. Felid la vez solicita que
tambien sea retirada del record Ia
'declaracion del Secretario dc la Jun
ta Insular de Eleeciones, seiior Julio
Iguiha. sobre la question lapices.
Ell Lcdo. Guerra argumenta, que Ia
declaration del perito expresa que las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

h0EDRES, enero Sci importan-
te rotativo @The Daily News" anun-
cia con visos de certeza que Sc esta
llevando a cabo Ia concentration de i'm
plan para el casamiento del Principe
de Gales con una princesa europea,
cuyo nonbre no ha sido revelado por
iel gran diario londinense., Hablase
de varias herederas de casas reinan-
tes, pero a punto flo no Sc dice cual.
PARIS enero 5.-Los ingleses, evi-
dentemente temen perder ei apoyo
frances en- la conferencia de Lausan-
ne, 10 que es sumamente facil que
ocurra ahora, cuando en- la conferen-
cia de primeros ministries celebrada
en- Paris, Sc ha llegado las EXPIRE
stones asperas que han hecho imposi-
bic la continuation, por el rnomento,
de la conversation diplomatica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

lcruces ham sido hcehas con lapiz lin
tai que por 10 tanto debe deiarse
la declaration del seior Ieniha en- el
record como un lazo dc union entire
Ia deelaraci6n del sefior Osborn 7 los
Ilapices que Sc usaron On los colegios
lselectorales.
Juez.-Ia 6:orte entiende que no Sc
Eelimine del record la declaration del
sefior Iguina.
FeliIi. N0sotr0s tOmam0s excepci0n-
Ell senior Guerra Sc dirije la Cor
Ite. e informa que para los demanda-
dos ha terminado la prueba pericial
lrelacionada con el colegio No. %.
Ell Juez solicita de los demandantes
81 iienen pruebas contrarias, el Sc
nor Felid informa no tener.
La Corte expres0 que Ell case cleo
toral qucdaba cerrado en- ese momen-
Ito.
FL Lcdo. Felid solicita de, Ia Corte
Sc lie permita presentar I'm memoran-
DUN de autoridades, sobre el peso que
debe darsele a la prueba del perito,
X asf< nismo, desea i'm plazo razona-
ble-dijo-como hasta las de la tar
sdc.
Ell Lc(lo. Iriarte argumenta en- cl
sentido de las mnchas demoras que Sc
estan sueediendo, que desde Mego,
cstan perjudicando la termination del
Ipleito, por 10 que pido agrego que
Ese abrevien cuanto antes, y Sc cele-
bre 81 es possible, vistas no tan solo
Ipor la maflana. Y tarde, silo de noche
tambien
FL Lcdo Guerra manifesto que en- sda-
do case que su compafero senior Fes
Hlid presente memorandum de! autorida
des, tl tambien desea prescntar contra
memorandum.
La Corte concedi6 hasta hoy yier-
mes a las 8 de In mafiana, para que las
partes presenter los referidos memo
randum.
Ell Juez inforIna que aiin pefinal1e-
cen. EN- Ia C0rte Ia Recommendation cleo
tofal del sace No. 112, del colegio No.
%. con envoltorio, sefiala para hoy
a las 2 de la tarle In vista del pleito,
donde reselvera 81 admite no las pa
peletas como prueba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Sc esta concertando el ~casamiento del
Principe de Gales con una princesa
de casa relnante.
sps Nasstre ssrsielo caslssrereol

A. u ~
MADRID, enero 5.E senior Villa
nueva, nombrado Alto Comisario Civil
en- Marruecos sigue enfermo, y Sc ase-
gura en- los cfrcuIos polfticos que 81
Ia dolencia no ofrece I'm buen cariz
Immediate, sustituirI a yillanueya Ell
Conde de Romanones, a quien Sc lie
ha consultado 81 aceptarfa y ha mani
festado que el esta gsiempre al servi-
clio de la Patria.
AIELILLA, enero 5.--1.as iltimas
noticias que Sc reciben de todos los
sectores. dicen que no ha habido nin-
guna manifestation hostil por parte
de los moros en- las liltimas cuarenta
y ocho horas, nj atin en- las extremas
|ayanzadas de las tropas espafolas.
En- todo el campo moro Sc observa
tranquilidad completa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
DELICIOsA vELADA.

! e
Deliciosa animadfsima result6 La
bella fiesta celebrada en- la residential
de les distinguidos esposos Mestre
Blages con motfvo del onornastico del
priinero, asistiendo un grupo de sus
flltimos de Ia casa Y recordames a los
sigtientcs niatrimonios.
II. Y. Cochran. Molina de San Re-
my, NJ; Guerra Mondrag0n, r.. Pie
trntoni, 4. Aull, G. Schuck, L. Gu
var. s. LENA, r. Miranda, A. Cells,
Js TUrruellas r. Soto .Gras, A. val
dts J sefores Pedro Blanch, Cabrera
" J. NJ ontiveros. C0psuI este de We
nezuela.
Fueron seryidos esplendidos obse>
quios Y lal almagnffica orquesta del ,po-
apular earmelo Dfaz, ejecuto con sin
igual maestrfa buen ndmero de pleas
bailables, que permitieron rendir Ell
mas animado calto a la diosa del bai-
le hasta muy prolongada la noche.
La sefiora Ishbelita Blanes de Mes
IKE v el Attorney General supieron
afender como siempre con Ia mayor
eostesta y amabilidad q los visitantes
Hue disfrutaron de una brillante ye-
lIada
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
"A los FOt 6grafOs de
San Juan v la Isla

0btengn inayofes beneflcios de 81
trabaio y dele q s,is elientes satisfe-
clos.
Mande sus negatives retocar 4
M. a. Colorado, graduado en- el =.
Brunei College Of Photography. New
York y exzmanager de Ia ealeria CO.
dorado.
Ilumino rctratos por nuevo proce-
diDiento y contestar6 gratis cualquier
.consuIta sobre fotogrdfia. mis- clien-
tes. Dirijase
nj. A. COLORADO.
San Sebastian NO. 5f.
san Juan. 1-lo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
CONCIERTO DE RADIO,
" q y GENERAL ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
Schenectady, n. 7

Ocueneclduy. N. y.
Programa del concerto por Radio
telefonia que la estaci6n W G Y de la
General Electric Co, dara el viernes,
enero 5 de 1923.
Este programa ha sido suministra-
do a Ell IMPARcIAI. por la oficina
en- Puerto Rico, de la international
General Electric
Largo de onda 400 metros.
S:45 (P. r..
Concerto Oriental.
Selecciones instrumentales
a)The Spirit of the Nile. VAR
gas.
b Dance Of the Nubians. Green
waid.
Por la orquesta w G \.
Travelogue Addres, A Trip to the
Orient
Part The arrival at Colombo
Geyion. Dr. sigel Rousl.
Solo dc Piano, AToment Musical,
0p 94. Schubert
o. q. Yettru.
Solo de yioloncelo, 'Orientale' Cui.
Ernest Burleigh.
Traveldgue Address, a Trip to the
Orient
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
YaIiaS lOtidiaS
Ell NIoRRo CASTLE HIzo EL
.vUELo A PONCE EN- UNA HQRA
Y Is MINUTOS.

Ell lhidro-plano MORO Castle, que sa-
lilo esta niafiana de San Juan hacia
Ponce, con los Dasajeros Burt @. Clark,
Harold Graham y Abelarlo de La Ha-
ba. hijo, realiz6 cl vuelo en- una hora
auince minutos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

Don Juan Palacio, pintor puerto
rriqueiio, que desde hace tempo Sc
dedica con notables exitos a la cnse-
iianza del dibujo y la pintura, en- su
Residential de Santurce, Sc ha visto
vbligado, yenciendo su natural modes
tia, acceder al ruego de sus nume-
rosos amigos Y relacionados, para. des-
pedir eL aiio Con una, exhibition de
trabajos de sus alumnos, santifiean-
do asf estas Pascuas de Nayidad con
manifestations de arte.
! A clio Sc debe, pues, que desde ell
| dfa % del actual, diera principle di-
cha exhibici0n, con el concurso de los
profesores de mdsica, seflores Mar
1quez, padre e hijo, Andino,, Calderon
/ Aponte y otros, que voluntaria y ge-
! nerosamente coadyuyaron a Ia solenl-
sIidad del acto, deleitando a la nume-
rosa concurrencia con escogidas pie
zas de su repertoire musical
A cient0 ochenta ctIadros asciende
Ell ntimero de@los que Sc exhiben, obra
! de los 45 alumnos &c ambos sexDs y
de tod:tS. edades, que cursan estudios
Ell este Importance centro de eultura
Aartfstica, Y entire los que sobresalen
muchos. por su perfection. Entire esos
trabajos pueden admirarse magnffcas
obras de .dibujo, pasteles, acuarelas y
! 5leos.
Una nutrida v selecta coneurrencia
frecuenta diariamente el local de la
Iexhibici0n, eonstrufdo expresamente
para ese objeto en- la casa residential
/ del senior Palacio
Entire los muehos trabajos expues-
tos, sobresalen por sus bellas y bien
/ iejecntadas composiciones, las FLO
RES, de Maria de los Angeles CUTLER
mety, Carinelita Gonzalez. Manuela
r. de Palacio. Ernesto Vallobera, Ma
ria del Pillar Sanchez Y Emma Lucila
Torres.
( Una extensa bien pintada colec-
ci6n de las diversas frutas del Pals,
copiadas del Natural, por Ia nina Ma
RITA Palacio, (oleos)
De la collection de PAISAJES, uno
de Pura Acosta, titplado El Sci de Ia
Media Noche, oleo Gle buen tamaiio,
otro suggestive de un bello rinc0n de
nuestra TERRA, por Carmen Darder
(0leo). los de Isabel Vega Jimenez.
entire los cuales hay una magnffca co
spia de uno del maestro OlIer. que re-
presenta un sitio ideaby muy conoei-
do de Guaynabo 6tros tambien In
teresantes son los ne Luis ElpsGio
Batista. Luis Angelet, Ernesto A1dea,S
Rita Diez, Clarita Alguacil, Margarita
Palacio, Rosita Rooms, Blanca Gar
mendfa, Julia Armstrong v Rafael
Baella, todos tambi6n al oleo.
Destacanse por su m6rito las figu-
ras. de Ramon Dimas, como Ii copia
del autor-retrato de Oller, que posee.
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos, otra
copia del Cristo de Holman, in retra-
to del maestro Palaci9, ademas de sus
paisajes y marihas (todos 6leos) De
Ventura G. Marin, I'm hermoso cuadro
Representative un idilio con figuras
de gran tamaiio. su Extasis de San
Francisco, y una buena copia del Mem
ligo de Colon, de Luis Manuel Agile
70 y Aldea, entire sus diversos traba-
Jos al pastel y 6leo una Mater DolorQ.
sa, (dibujo), la Venus del Espeio,