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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
F. F. Pa|avicini es Obieto de duros
ataQues por los csrrancistss
Encabezada por e Nitro. de la Guerra Oregon
ha alberto una can pana contra aoue lei
Partid, Liber lConstitucionaIista

CIUnAD DE NEICO. Novicmbre
5-En Ia session Que verified ano-
che e "Partido Liberal Constllucio
nali>ta" - nirieron dur0s car=OS Goa
IRA Ell srIor Felix PaIayirini, que
hasta h1cr POGO tempo flu Nj
nisrro de instruction Pilbiica' dc
Car.anza y que sali6 Dc 2abunctr pur
~qurrcrIo - Aware Oregon. La ri
valiiad aEtrr Obregdn y Pa,ayiclni
- rn~a ab>uiutameu." del dominic
piblico, pero ahora az tOInauiO pro
porciOnes il eScandaloSa con los a
trrc#ioS Que nan t"niio iu=ar on
las ,juntas de. 'Partido Liberal" con
mu.:vo de Que al=uien GUERRA que
P~alayicini furra admitidO ali y ha-
b1rSr opur>Jo lcnazmcnte a csc EN-
prIa Obrc-6n.
Z. "MiniStro de- la Guerra ticne.
naturaimcntc. 81 circulo que 10 So,
cunia cu tolaS SuS activiiadeS. y
en- o$la OCCASION del iiS-USio con Pa.
iayicini dicho circulO Il adoptadC
una aciiIrd abiertamrntr hnstiI ha
cia este. y por tai raz6n son muchoS
los cncmi=n> que sc ic han prrscn-
iaIo al 2y-Ministro en- e. scno del
.'partido Liberal"
En- IA iunta de que Sc habia al
principle dc eSta correspondence
! GuStavO Pa9reS. de- cirCulo lie ami
COS de Obreg6R, preScnt6 un mime.
/ 70 De "El Impartial en- que Sc die
| cuenta de una session de ia Cdmara
| de Diputado>. en- los tiempos de la
| Administration del general Huerta,
En- csa crGnica que corresponds a,
dia y de Julio de 1913 Sc lee un sue
TO en- que St da la noticia dc la deS,
| aparici6n mistcrioSa del senior Pala-
vicini. y aparecen estas palabraS tex
Ituales de dicho senior: "Yo nunca he
sido nj sere revolucionario."
"Cuando Sc do lectura a 10 publ.
cado per "El Imparcial' co"respon'
diente a Palavicini. hubo Senales dc
protesta en- toto el salon, Y el como
edo p~orrista Leon Osorio critic
.;'Muera Palavicini.." y fu6 roreadC
Dor un nGmero de personals ,ue lie.
IA.-x,.-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Fiesta en- homo del poeta
Manuel Bsrrera ArgEelles
LA ORGANIZE CON NALIOSOS ELE
MENTOS ARTISTIC0S Ell CEN
TRIO DE CULTURA DE
MONTERREY.
Conocid0s %profesores reniomontanos
han establecid0 una .Acade-
mia de MuSica.
Correspondence Especial para Lt rEENoi.

Correspondence Especial para LN PEENoi.
MONTERREY, y. l.. Noricmbre !.
Ell Centre de Cultura de cSta clu-
dad organize Ell SabadO anterior una
fiesta en honor del pOeta Manuel
Barrera .Argueiles, quien hace POGO
tempo sufri6 la mutilaci6n dc I'LL
hrazo q causa dc un accidente. La
fiesta. a!cmiS de ser un h~omrnajr
al hicn rStimado pOeta. tenia pur Oh,
ieto avudarlo ell la Situaci6n en- que
So ~rnrucntra deSde que qued6 bal
dadO. Y tanto por TN conccpto como
por Otro. "a fiesta result0 I'm cNito.
Lo mcior que queda por aqui dc
In inte!pctualidad tOm0 parIe en- la
Fiesta dc que doy cuenta y hubO nu-
mcroS verda3eramente noiahlcS, tan
10 Dc mtj<ira como de pocSia. FL a.
Eraciado hizo uSo de Ia palabra pa
"a a-radrcrr ia fiesta a duieneS Ia
hahian 0~r-anizado. Y So m0StrG al
m.rador de- Monterrey Y dc sus be-
Wrza>. Nuy diStinguidaS familiaS
ruucurirron a Ia fiesta, Il" la cual So
Irvaron muv -"ata impression todos
los aSiStcntcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Sc Inaugural una academia dc
mlISica.

O,Ia notl de- arte Sc rc=istr6 en-
c>ga Capital anoche. al l~naugurarSe
la Academia H. MriSica "Br"tiI"rcn.'
crrada por los maeStros ZambraNo.
ortiz. Estrada Y Barra-in. QuicneS
tuyirron a IL cargo los ntlmcroS
principles lei pr0grama. Ell cua.
fua dcScmpenado edn', aGrado de
ouienes roncurricron a la veIada.
Mas de cicn personals SO han ms
critic va en- la Academia De MlS'ca.
y dr>de lur@o cmprzari Il impartlr-
>r'cS Ia instruction.
Todo t.. mundo aiaha Ia idea at"
los ScH0rcS Zambrano. Ortiz y Ba-
rra-an, de c>tablcccr ia Academia
de Misira. pucS SeFVira para 81 TO-
mcnto de- uno he los mas hrrmoSoS
ramos de. .trtc. La Academia eStaTa
a cargo dc los ProfesorcS cuyoS nom
nreS - han mencionaio anlrS y re-
cibird una partc de u @a>toS del
-ol!arno del EStado, pOr acurrG0
del General Pablo dc la CARA, qulen
orreci6 su apoyo a To- artistaS re-
.iomontano1.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Sc acercs a c. Ci6aegas,
CoahuIIs, una partIda
vjlIista
LOS CARRANCISTAS DE PlEDRAS
NEGRAS ESPERAN Ell TRIuN
FO DEL PRESIDENTE
w. WILSON.
Sc diSponen a celebrar la victoria
con una Serenata en el Puen-
lie International.
correspondence Especial para IL iiENSA

correspondence Especial para LIZ fi'ENSh.
EAGLE PASS. Texas, NovirmDrr
a-LoS via.icru5 llcgadOS hoy a csIa
ciudad. proccdcutcS del nortc del cs-
tado 4le COahuiIa. tracn una lnterr-
saute nO;iria que coincide en- TODD
con rum0reS que dlas Ia clrcuiarnn
V los cualcs. Siempre al calidad de
rumor. comuniqut a IA PRENSA.
Estos via,ier0S dicen que 2 tOmar
ellos pl trcn Ell la cStaci6n de ia
mcnriunada ciudad. circu!G ahi. sa-
Ida de- noca de hOmbreS de la adml-
.uisfrari6n carranciSta. la nOjicla de
1up una nImrrOSa partida v%illiSta
maulada. no So Sabr pOr qulcn. So
arrrraba on cSOS momcntOS a la pO-
blaci6n. No pudicrOn saber mas. POI
II Ell csas momentoS 81 tron parti6,
ucro tirnrn la cast ccrtCza de que
81 hpchO de- que Iuvicron notlcia cS
cleric. pues va Sc Saba de la aproNi-
maci6n de aQurlla partida rcvoIuclo'
maria a Ia mrW'ionada plaza.
pircn lamnien que hacc diaS gu"
pidicrGn a MOnclova. SO.dados que
robuslrricran a la eyiGna trOpa que
~guarnece a Cuatro C~itncgas, peEo
ruedr MonclOva contcStaron que no
DOiian nnviar un solo hombrr. pucS
Ia guarnici6n De Ia plaza So ha re-
ducido a! minimo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Rsins dssco0tsnto eHtle eI
gusbio dc Ia H. MstamGEos
LOS EMpLEADOS ESPERABAN
QUE Ell GOBIERNO CUMPLIE
RA La PROMESA DE PA
GARLES EN- PLATA
Los milicianos que estan Ell Browns
Vile votaron por ell candidate
republicano.
correspondence Especial para IL rfiENs!.

Correspondence Especial para IL fiiENs!.
BRONSNILLE, Texas, NOvielnDrr
9.-Aycr circuiaron Cn esta rludad
intensos rumOrcS de !uc eli e. pucr
10 de MatamOros haEia un gran des-
.rOntenlO. no solo enire el elemento
rivil sinO tambiGn entire cl mllltdT
IL csta iajo la fGrula del gohiern"
dc facto. FL dcscOniento fue Original
do Dor Que eli gcbiern0 no cumpF"
las promesas que habia hecho De pa
.-ar on orc naciOnal los sueldO>. +!
pueblo V especialmcnte los cmpI"a-
dos esDeraban va rccibir sus suicides
como en- los tirmpOS ELI que no 40
minaba la revolution. pcrO iIa SutrI-
30 un gan d~cSencantU, poTGur los
suicides en- plata-cJmo diJo gralEta
monte I'm diario mcXicano de rsta
ciudad hoy-sc vO.vierun huIno Y
nara acahar de harrr Ia cn5a mas
do,orOsa, Y Ell 'bilimbique Suirio oIT1
baia. In Ultima >cguramcnlc. pUeS
no ps possible que pucda bajar mas.
toda vcz quc ha llcgadO a un c"nt2-
VI orc 81 peso.
Las auDoridiIes de Maiamor"S
nc-aron hoy lu" hubirHa en- 81 pt'"r
10 rl dcsront"nIo de que So Ila3lo eh
Brownsville, y que la poblacidn Sc
ha.laba &n-raIma, como d" costum,
brc. Cirrtamrnt" Nc liz hahido deS"r
dcncs. prro de este a que no maya
dcs.ontcnto entire 81 pueblo exist"
.lan ~difrrcnria. FL puerto, Segjn 10
tliccn pcrSonas que fucron hoy al Ia
do mrxicano sc halIa en- apareNte
ralma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Crcancr reSuli0 vcnced0r Ell
Cameron.

Il. Is. Crragcr, ruG derrotado ell
la> c]Iccrionrs para Gobernador dc
Texas .por 81 candidate democratic
Mr.. Ferguson. quicn Obtuvo Il ma
voria de mas de catorce mil rotoS.
Crea.cr sali6 clecjO unlcam"ntr
en- este Condado y eSpecialmentc en-
brownsville. Srguramcntc por IA sim
patia Que inspira como o~risinario d"
cSta ciudad.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

cj6n cXiste uu DrOceSO contra Pala-
vicini Y socioS Dor el dclito de con
susi6n. no hay lugar 4 que Sc dlScu-
ia la personalidad del mcncionado
senior por carccer del requisite de
ciudadania.
Cierra ell debate Obreg6n dicien-
do uue Sc estin saliendo del asunt0
al traer a cuento un delito de Pala-
yicini para juZgar 81 personalidad.
nucs basta con Ia tacha de traidor
Tue tienc. por haber pactado con el
genera, Hucrta. y haber abandonado
a este mucho antes que Felix Dlaz.
La mesa hizo una aclaraCi6n, de
Que no Sc trataba de torcer la discu-
sion. despues de todos cstos incl
denies Sc acori6 manifeStar a Pa
Iavjcini que la Asamblea aprObaba
IA declaration hecha por Obres6n Ell
session anterior Que Eel senior Felix
Fulgencio Palavicini habia S%anciOna-
do los actos del general Huerta."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
PARA REIR.

inc que Sc las echa de saDio,
dccia en- una tertulia:
70 soy como Socrates: Sc que
no Sc NADIA.
-Por degracia-exclam6 un con
tcrtulio-tambitn 10 Sabemos noso-
iros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

Entire rateros:
para Que has cOmprado csc Pc
ri6dico de mOdas?
Para saber en- que parte Sc van
a llevar los bolSill0s... y no traDa-
jar i ciegas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
METODO PBACTlCO PARA ArIiENDEF Ell
lNGLES In yEINTE LECCI0NES,
CON la PRONUNCIATION fIGt-
RADA EN- CASIELLANO

Interesanttsimo lihr0 que es. entire TO-
dos los que sc utliIZan en- ell d~prendIza-
lie del idiOlna inglas. el mas sencillo, a
mas practice ) cl que dc maneFa mas
clara indica Ia pronunciation castellanj
que dehe Qarsc a las pallbras escritas
en- inglcs. SimplificadO hasta el cXtre
mo. raCil!tara .rdndemente el aprsndl
zaje De esta lenSua. por Ia ciaridad con
que eSti escrifo. tparte de cue en- sui
lecripnes. Sc Ia echddo manO de las
paiapras V frases que ma Sc usan en- II
vida dIarla. contieDe n serie de car.
iq$ cOmerciaies Y de ora indole. Que
scrviran cGmo modelo a todas aquellas
r,"rSonaS que iengal lecesidad de prac-
ttcar csta clase de correspondence
RI libro Sc yende en- dos diferentes
tormaS, ] S2her:
A Ia rlstjca .......... $3.50
Encuadernado en- tela ...S1.O0 q
tIsaaase los pedidos a
A E. LOZANO
6O7 polorosa 81. San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
RECORTE

la.irI ! auarae csta direction, para cue CO
Ia uuc>iTe a SuS amigos cue sufrcn de
raliOs, meZGutnOs. ziZojeS y eranOS DC la
mol. con .5r. en- iimbres pos;ales cue me
remlfs. Ia ;nandO Il vuCltJ DE- cOTrcO. fran.
70 d. porte. INA c1jlla dc TOmada GOnzd-
!ez. Ia mejor del muDG0 para cS;ls en-
fcrfnadades DcvUelv0 el d.acrO d la per-
soma que se cure : no sane.
ESPiRIDI0N GONZALEZ.
p. o.. Hoy 30 LAREDO, TEXAS
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e SULICIIAN

Aeentes para II veHta de
IA PKENSA. en- las pobla-
clones 40 hphCFE Ari2n-
IA ADELINO, Nuevo Me-
xico, las personals que lnte-
resen pueden dirigirse soil
ci.ando precio y condolences
q LA FRENSA, Departa-
mento de Agente COS Dolo-
rosa St.-LSan Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
I'm MINISTRO ITALIANO DARA
UNA CoNFERENClA EN- LA
SOBORNA
cor,icio EXCLUSIVE para Ia PkhNsA.

s.r,icio EXCLUSIVE para Ia FhENsA'
ROMA, Noviembre 1O'-'ht MI
n;.+ro Corandini, que Sc encuentra
en- la capital de Francia ma sido IN
vitado DOR Ell gobierno de ese pals
nara que de una conferencia en- Ia
soborna, sobre los origeneS oe i"
Entente.
Una joven rihe con su noVlo' que
as calvo. V lie sdevuelve todos sus su-
galos y cartas.
Solo siento una. cosa. lie dice
-sGual? pregunta ell calvo' j.,
No poderle devolvef a ustea e'
---
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

Cuando ~necesite libroS EN- espahol
liriiase a Ignaeio E. Lozano.-6O7
DoIorcsa sL-san Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11
Los milicianos por cl candidate nc
publicano. Iir. Hughes.

ina prurba 90 Ia Independence
de- criterio en- este pals. fui 81 roto
dc las MiliciaS acampada> on Bron>
vile Y en- sus c~crcaniaS: Wilson, fuc
dcrrotadO.
y como 81 no bastard esto, GUAR
In antrnoch.. So publicaban los no
Irlinc, luminoSoS frcnte al t'ot"i Nj
Her. los milicianos ap.audian con cn
tusiasmo los progresses de Hughes.
IN lanIo que siIbaban y protcstahan
los informes que tcnian mayoria por
Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-11

bi@n pOT 'El ~ImpdTcial' eli 81 mes
DE- JUNO, en- FL cuaI Sc dice que los
dipuIados renovadoreS-entre cuyo
grupO Sc cOntaba Pa.avicini. hicic-
ron una vista al MlniStTo de Gober-
nacidn d.. -ohicrnO del general Vic
t0TianO Hucrta, Doctor Urrutla. Vol
vieron a pToducirSc manifestations
de deSa2rado contra Palavicinl. Y en-
tOnces G. preSidente dc la Asamblca
.lam6 a. oricn al publico dir!cndo
Que aquellaS eran cosaS di=na> dr IN
populacho Y no de una asamblca
c0nsciente.
No por ESQ ccsarOn los atalu"S
'onlra 81 eX-Ministro. Una persona
que cstaba en- las butacaS do lectu-
"a a una carta dirigiia a Pa.avicini
cuando era Director de la ESCueia
lie Hu6rfanoS. aSi como a an imprr,
SO en- que aparcccn rcproduCidaS e.
tas frases del mismo. publicadaS por
|"El Pals de 10 De Julio dc 1910: "IO
estaria dc parte de Don PorfiNo
Diaz, en- Ell case de que llegara a g.
tallar la guerra civil. obra dc In
conscientes." E publico T0lvi6 a ha-
Ger demostraciones hOsiiles.
Palaviciri nc cS cTZGaCanO.
\ continuation nlzo TO de la pa
labra I'm senior Perez, para decir que
no eS nj dc di$cutirSe la PERSONAL
dad de P~alavicini, puestO que no eS
ciudadano Pr exiStir un juicio eli
su contra en- unO de los juzgadOS de
la capital. por cl delito de conclusion.
y que como no ha sido absueltO de
dicho delitO, conforne a la C0nsti-
tuci6n. no es ciudadan0.
Otro orador. de ape.lidu Soils,
aiaca a Palavicini Y a la prensa Ell
genera. llamanGola aduladOra, Y 10.
gra ser aplaudido por e! pdblico cuan
do habla de los elogiOs raStrerOS
que los peri6dicOS ~carrantistas pro
digan a diario en- sus Columns. Di-
10 que los peri6dicos acaharian pOr
perder al Primer Jefe.
Sc present6 dcspuGs I'm informe
flrmadO por ell senior FilOmeno Mata
Jr., en- que dice, estando comproba-
ldo que ell el Juzsado ~. de lnstruc
The American Jewish world., 1916-04-21
SAINT PAUL.
With the Travellers.

Miss Helen Buchanan arrived recently
from Cincinnati, Ohio, to be the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Buchanan, Kent
street
Mrs. Geo. Kraus of New York City
spent the week end the guest of her son,
Jules, 9O2 Iinwood Place.
MIR. and Mrs. Benz. Marx, Holly ave-
nue., are visiting in Excelsior Springs, Mo-
Mr.. Nathan Calmenson of Watertown
S. d., was the guest during the week of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cain Calmen-
son, Dayton avenue.
Miss Norma Leavitt Of Phillips, Wis.,,
is the guest during the holidays of Miss
Belle Myers, harrington and Edmund
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Calmenson, Aber-
deem, S. D., are spending the Passover
season in the Twin Cities Mr. Louis
Calmenson of Henry, S. D., is also spend
ing the Passover with his mother, Mrs.
B. Calmenson, Marshall avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice NJ Cohen and
daughter, Annalin, of Spokane, Wash,
arrived last Sunday to spend several
weeks W1In IoIdUlV0S In 81. raul,
DR.. Thomas Myers, who is associated
With DR.. Rowland Gilmore, one of the
leading surgeons in the northern part of
the state, at Bemidji, is the guest this
week of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Myers, 349 harrington avenue
Entertaining.
Mrs. Hugo Hirschman and Mrs BENZ
Hirschman entertained together at Sc
ries OF bridge luncheons, Tuesday and
Friday afternoons, April 18th and 21st,
at the home of the former, 1876 Sum
nit avenue. Cards were played at seven
tables.
Mrs l.. A. Guiterman received infor-
mally at her home, 9S5 Summit avenue,
Thursday afternoon, April 20th in honor
OF her cousin, Mrs. Steinem, of New York
City.
Miss Evelyn Weiss entertained at five
hundred Wednesday afternoon, April
18th, at her home 1888 Grand avenue.
Miss Caroline Wolfe will entertain in
honor of Miss Marguerite Kopple Of
Detroit, Mich, at her home S45 Lincoln
avenue, Saturday, April 22nd
Mrs. Louis Becker 5S3 Grand avenue
will entertain at bridge, Friday after
noon, April 21st, at her home. Covers
Will he laid for twelve
\ iss Esther Bernstein, 595 Dayton
avenue, was entertained Sunday April
9tn, on her eleventh birthday anniver-
sary. Eighteen guests were present. Miss
Gertrude Simon entertained the young
folks
little Miss Gladys Ryder daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Ryder, 545 Ashland
avenue, celebrated her seventh birthday
The American Jewish world., 1916-04-21
April Fl, 1916.
LOCAL NEWS

1.-THE news columns of The American Jewish
World are open for the publication of news
of communal and social interest These
publication in the issue of the following
Friday. Telephone your St. Paul news to
Dale 3494, or write Society Editor, The Amer
lean Jewish World, 713 Pioneer Bldg, ST.
Paul
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
Between Men"

William s. Hart, the popular actor
Of wild west roles, makes a novel ap-
pearance as westerner who dons
evening clothes and Is quite at his
ease in metropolitan society in the
new Ince-Triangle play Between
Men" to be seen at the Isis Theatre
today. To make the contrast more
vivid Hart is first seen wearing the
wire Stetson, the buckslin shirt and
corduroy trousers of mining man.
Then he comes to New York to the
rescue Of a friend who Is In the tolls
of Wall street operator.
Hart then changes 20 the attire of
society when he appears at the home
Of his friend and meets his charming
daughter, played by Enid Marley.
Chester Conklin and Dave Ander-
SON are two rival buyers bent on pur-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31

Mutual Masterpiece at Bonita.
Many and strange are the adven-
lures Of Lord Loveland, IN the grip
ping fve-act Mutual MASTERPIECE,
lord Loveland Discovers America"
which Is the star attraction at the
Bonita today. This unusually inter
esting feature, filmed from the fam
GUS book of the same name from the
pens Of G. N. and A. M. Williamson,
was screened at the American studios,
and presents Arthur Maude, famous
English actor, as lord Loveland."
The principal scenes Of this master
piece are laid IN and around New
York. No more realistic scene has
ever been screened than the one de-
picting the famous ''Bat Hotel" on
the Bowery, in which the penniless
lord Loveland" secures employment
as waiter. Other scenes show the
Mall in Central Park, and the curtain
on Bohemian life In New York is
drawn aside, revealing some side
lights that only those whom the life
charms have ever been permitted to
participate IN. Another distinct fea-
ture which win be shown at the
Bonita today Is the two-reel LKO
comedy, oscars and Stripes Forever"
with inimitable Billie Richie in the
lead. A laugh in every inch Of the
1000 feet of comedy.
Tomorrow's bill includes the Uni
versal feature, Fools Cold" and the
Mutual masterpiece, '"The Protest"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
COUNTY SCHOOLS To
OBSERVE BIRD DAY
sUPT. EDWARDS REQUESTS
TEACHERS TO CONDUCT APP
PROPRIATE EXERCISES ON
APRIL 4.

Supt- A. S. Edwards Is in receipt of
a letter from w. N. Sheats, state SUI
perfntendent, urging that he have the
teachers Of this county make arrange
ments for appropriate exercises on
April 4th, which has been designated
by the governor as BIRD Day."
Mr.. Edwards wishes the earnest CO.
operation of all teachers in arranging
exercises for this event, which he
hopes viii be celebrated in good style.
They can take any part Of the day
they think best suited for the oc-
casion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
Opera House TO-DAY.

Essanay's six-reel production, ''The
Raven" with Henry B. WalthaIl IN
the title role.
Edgar Allan Poe, while at college,
incurs may debts and il sent home
IN disgrace. He is deeply In love with
Virginia, a girl who lives near his
home. They are announcing their be-
trothal to her mother when Poe's
foster father appears on the scene
and denounces him for his conduct at
school and orders him from the house.
Poe marries the girl and tries to
make living by writing. He is poor
~ paid and they feel the pinch Of
poverty. The wife becomes Ill and
finally dies because Poe Is unable to
furnish her with even the bare neces-
stiles Of life.
He Is plunged into great grief and
despair. All night he sits brooding
over HIS loss. Through his distorted
imagination he sees the onninous
raven enter his room and croak
gloomy forebodings. There also the
spirit Of his wife visits him.
Poe is torn bv terrible doubts as to
whether the ravens prophesies that
he shall see HIS beloved no more or
whether the spirits promise that he
meet her in the elysian fields shall be
fulfilled.
Finally he himself Is stricken by
death and his spirit is waited ia
heights supernal where ne Is united
with the lost 'sLenore."
Also Delmafne and Hamilton IN 8
comedy singing playlet, "Polly," and
Those Comedy Boys in a military act
Some bill, You have to see It to ap-
preciate II.
Tomorrow vitagraph three-reeler
'sThe Road of Many Turnings;" a Ka-
lem comedy, "Ham, the Driver" anc
Seliz drama, ''Hartney Merwin's AID
venture"
Sunday Ho1brook Blinn in 'Iife.
Whirlpool" and ever-memorablt
photoplay with Americas Creates
actor in his greatest role.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
NEGRO WORKMAN
DIES SUDDENLY
BLISS WILLIAMS, WHO WENT TO
WORK IN APPARENTLY GOOD
HEALTH FELL DEAD ON SUI
LTvAN'S WHARF.

Bliss Williams, As years Of age, a
negro employed on lumber work on
Sullivan's wharf, suddenly fell dead
yesterday morning at 800 o'clock. He
went to work less than two hours
previously IN apparent good health.
Coroner Will L. Johnson was noti-
fed and viewed the body, but decided
that an inquest was unnecessary, the
death having been from natural
causes. A certificate to this effect
was given, and relatives were then
notified.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
~rhe Marble Heart"

e'The Marble Heart" is a William
Fox feature film filed with big pic
ture climaxes. In quick succession
big, gripping emotional scenes sue
coed each other until persons in the
audience almost feel that they can
hear the players speaking. 1t will be
seen at the Isis tomorrow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS

chasing, an aeroplane. Their adven-
lures m the air and on earth are
thrillingly depicted in the new Tri-
angle Keystone, 'Dizzy Heights and
Daring Hearts," which win be shown
on the program with Between Men. /"
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
AFTER THREE PENNANTS.
La Junta Has Already Won Two Pen.
nants This Season. and Makes u
Good Start for One More.

La Junta started out last Saturday
TO win another pennant, and the
start was very auspicious one, as
We downed the hard hitting sluggers
of the Fort Lyon team. and were
equally fortunate in the game on the
succeeding day. Owing to the vari-
Gus eruptions in the Arkansas Valley
Baseball League, La Junta has al
ready won two pennants. and II ev-
erything goes well the probabilities
are that we will bring home the ba-
con on the final lap.
Fort Lyon was defeated in a loosely
played game Saturday by score of
IL to I. The game was exciting be-
cause of the heavy hitting on both
sides. and although the Sailors out
hit La Junta, the home team won
the game. Eddie Smith. the premier
shortstop of Rocky Ford, is now
playing the same position with Fort
Lyon, and distinguished himself by
making SIX hits out OF six times up.
Gordon also damned the ball on four
occasions out of five chances. Max
Addington had a perfect batting ay-
erage. making four bingle, out OF
four times up. Score by innings:
RHE.
L Junta - 4 80 O3l0 Ill II l
Fort Lyon. 4 0 o oI o 0 o.. Is I
Summary-Stolen bases: Mattick.
Chellgord. Addington. Two base hits
Stevens, Gordon, Billings, Smith. Dou-
BILE plays: Gordon. Gardner. Adding
ton. Chellgord and Bock.witz. Home
runs: Bush. Ellis. Hit by pitched ball
Gardner. Mattick .. Sacrifice hits
Chellgord. Addington. Passed balls
Campbell 3 Time of game hours and
10 minutes Umpire: Roth.