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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-06
TODAYS REUNION
FEATURES

10 A. NJ.
Second session Of convention at
Willard Hotel.
ESQ p. NJ.
Memorial exercises at Confed-
crate Monument, in Arlington
Cemetery, under auspices of the
United Confederate Veterans and
the Confederated Southern Ne
mortal Association.
SPIN.
Concert by Marine Band, Con-
federate choirs, and other bands,
on Monument grounds.
$50 P. VI.
Display Of human flag by 1900
school children, on the Monument
grounds
TOsP.
Reception by the Naval COnfed-
crate Veterans to all veterans Of
the Confederate navy. The Off
eial staff will assist.
$50 TO IL P. NJ.
Reception at the National Mu-
scum to veterans, sons of veter-
ans, and daughters of the Confed-
eracy, with their friends, to meet
the District of Columbia Division
Of the United Daughters of the
COnfederaey. Motion pictures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-06
SINGER GETS DIVORCE
Nine. Matzsnauer, Opera Singer,
Given Custody Of Child.

Given Custody Of Child.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Mme. Matte
nauer Fontana. contralto OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company, yestsr-
day obtained an interlocutory decree
OF divorce from Edoardo Ferrari-Fon-
tana, tenor. through Justice DonneIly
in the supreme court. The wife re-
ceived the custody Of their child.
Adriana.
In his opinion Justice Donnelly says
there were three accusations against
the tenor, two being made by his
wife. Nine. Matzenauer accused him
Of being unduly friendly with two
servants in her employ. both at Far
Rockaway and at their home in this
city. Justice Donnsily said there was
no evidence to sustain either Of the
allegations.
The decree was awarded on evil
dence obtained against the husband
at the Quirinal Hotel, in Rome. Italy.
At intervals to be determined the
husband may go to see his daughter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
FARM LANDS BON SALE

The Government needs Farmers
as well as fighters. Two million
three hundred thousand acres Of
Oregon and California Railroad Co.
Grant Lands. Title revested in
United States To be opened for
homesteads and sale. Containing
Of the best land left in the
United States. Large copyrighted
mar. showing land by sectionA and
description of soil, climate. rain
fall, elevations. temperature. etc.
Postpaid One Dollar
Grant Lands Locating Co, Port
land Oregon. sn IS .gt e-is.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
NOTICE F0R p~UBLIcATION.

Department Of the Interior. U. b.
Land ONCE AZ las Cruces n. H.
September 10. 1871. in atf9
Notice Is hereby given that viii
liam q. MONTGOMERY, OF Columbus
y, ~. who. on Dccomber 2. iolG
mad. homestead entry Useo6. for \.
90 Sec. ~. Is s. n. w. and on
surust "a 1911, made additional
homestead entry. No. ojesia for n.
W. -, section "a. Township % s.
Range Q W. n. N. p. Meridian. has
filed notice Of intention 10 make
ilnai 1--WE year proof, 10 establish
claim 20 the land above described.
before .. ~. Reed, u. S. Commiss-
Toner, at Columbus, n. ~. ON the.
5th day OF Novembcr. 1911 rst4 B.
Claimant names rs Witnesses
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
GIRLS HAVE PRETTY FACE
AND REAUTIFuL COMPLEXION

An Atlanta man makes new dis-
eovery that makes an old face look
years younger. II your akin is dark
brown or covered with frcckles or
bIemishes, Just use a little CoeotOne
Skin Whileneri its made with co.
eoanut oil and Is perfectly harmless,
A few days use viii improve your
looks 100 per cent. The WORKOUT
skin comes on evenly. leaving no
evidence Of the treatment the new
healthy under-ekin appearing as a
lovely new complexion.
Just ask your druegist for an
ounce ot coeotone Skin whitener,
and II be viii not supply you send
lwepty-n five cenls. to the; cocotone
Co. Atlanta, Ga. and thay will send
you a box by return mail.
II your hair Is hard TO comb, Is
kinky, happy and will never stay
straight, just use Coco,one Han,
Dressing and L will become straight
long, soft glossy and beautiful in a
few days. Mail orders allied foc for
large box.-Adyt.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
DRAFT R~EsIsTERs

II Is unfortunate that lust when
we should have q perfect unanimity
u sentiment IN this country on the
question Of prosecuting the war,
cert n misguided persons should
|preallt IN reasonable resistance 10
the ~selectivo draft. Even some
preachers. who OF all others should
both practice and teach answering
loyalty 10 the country. have advis-
ed their hearers 10 resist the law.
II is hard 10 believe these people
are deliberately dlgloyal. We would
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

|INN If|tH| 10 NZI@||.I|" t|Nf
sin threseh isnorabce one must
be low indeed IN the scnie Of croa-
ton when ho Gun d~clibcrnlely be-
tray his country and bic b Iplc.
Even - - iige
froc~ .ha1 arpwH a nj n 0adp
ignorant minds s6molhlnI onlIro|y
different frtm ils meanine 70 The
|pcreon Nsho SEER lHo o9iit &n.aol 4,
The me oi normni inlaillgnnne.
sees freedom -, purely rdplHe
Ne knows there can be no ahfolOIt
freedom. AZ long as there remain
two human beings on. ihlH| eArlhl
mother can possibly b entirely free
Tue welfare Of either must Of NO
cessity circumscribe the frecdom OF
tho other. Yiii.
II 10 jusi this hndamcnll fact
however, thai many ignorant minds
fail 10 prasn To them freedom has
no other meaning save license. Once
assured that they are fec men. any
force that interiors with tlicir
conception OF freedom Is 10 them
tyranny aud not 20 be tolerated
n is high time we revised thu
popular conception OF freedom. II is
lime the heslo truth vera stressed
hat there can be no freedom With
lui absolute obedience n law. Dis
rcsard Of law tends toward anarchy,
md anarchy Is the very anlllhesis Of
freedom.
Again. many minds fail 10 appre-
late the fact that without the law
md IFS fostering carr thcre could be
40 sugh. Thing ~ Freedom, even safe
". And without stable government
ihcrc can be no effective law. Law.
reduced 10 its essence. Is but the
'~rystalised will Of those affected,
laws Tor tho protection OF life and
property depend entirely on the viii
" the various indiyiduals. II isl
simply the public Nill reduced 10 a
cole.
These same malc0ntcnts are
staudinF monuments Of the enic-
icnty Of laws and eoyernments
Without the fostering care Of civil
ned government Il would have been
impossible for their forcboarers to
nave evolved anything like as cred
table specimens of humanity as
their unworthy solves. Their
have bccn guarded and shield
ed by the protecting power OF this
sanc force called Law. which force
hey now In their ignorance and
stupidity imagine they eau set aside
II their pleasure.
We as a people have gone loo far
10eld'after freedom We have made
81 u a fetch. We have distorted
and stretched lis meaning until the
national conception Of freedom bears
very little resemblance 10 the genn-
inc article.
We must get back 10 the old paths.
We must stamp indelibly on the
mind The eternal fact that
perfect freedom can come In no
other way than. through perfect
obedience 10 law
u may take a few nring squads 10
make this impress. and II 80, the
sooner they are called out the bet
ter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

II viii be interesting 10 konw just
how much Of that Russiau loan
will nnd is way into the pockets OF
the men Ia the trenches. We. look
with pride on the magnificent per-
sonnet Of our army, but We are too
apt 10 forget or overlook the fact
that an adequate wage goes q long
way towards securing that person
mel. The dinercnce between one
cent q day and one dollar a day may
account foT considerable enthus-
iasm or It's absence. We venture
lhe assertion that an American
guarantee Of nfteen or twenty dol
lsrs a month 10 every Russian soldier
vhs Is wlpine 70 stand and fight
would materially change the morale
Of the Russian armies. II is worth
a trial.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28


WiLL WE HUN0ER2..
Tho person who can 81 nt1Inl
but government rcd tape and fussi.
ness n the food control measure,
can sec vcry little below mo surface
N he present day situation. Tbs
food control meosoree were not pul
In operation because his Euycrn,
mcnt had any relish for interfering
with The private lives or lls ,clti-
icns. The fewer measures Of this
sort were needed The better pleased
would be those IN authority.
Tint TIE President insIsbsf on.
and the CONGRESS granted f1od con-
troll legislation. Is he most,cinchs-
i've OF evidence that Tho silnnlior
called urgently for such measures.
Probably never before IN history
has he warld laced Tie situation
Il now faces. W. speak gilhly 81
our crops IN Billions Of bushels. for
getting that the demand also Il
couehed in billions. we look al our
bursting gralneries aud ovcrhoWins
basNs forgetting that across lhc
water Src millions Of The worlds
manhood engaged entirely IN con-
Stunning and destroying.
10 be specific, there would have
been no price sci on wheat hal moi
The e~Vsernment forcsccn that Ionr
before the NEW crop could be hur-
vested The scarcity or that cereal
would send mc price out 81 reach
Of All hui NE sHlOenI a
But cnacting food control laws
and appointing executors h not Of
itself, going 10 safeguard the couh-
Try. There Is another factor 10 the
situation, and the principal one.
the people. In a general way the
food controllers can control the
prices. but they can Ia no sense con-
troll The consumption. This d en-
l..ely up 70 The people themselves.
n spirit Of strict economy and
conservation does not prevail
throughout the land the efforts Of
government will BE- ~neutrnlifed.
n may seem like thrashing over
old straw 70 continually refer 10 the
urgent necessity Of economy in con-
sumption Of food, But the situa-
lion calls for iteration and reitera-
ton. Reforms come slowly. Not
by once telling, or twice. or three
times, DO we learn the lessons Of
life. but by continued hammering Of
the same truth into our conscious
: are We al last brought 10 ser
Il clearly. This Is our condition IN
ne present emergency. Our pust
indulgence. coupled with the fact
that our supply always has been
sufficient has luiled NJ into a false
repose.
But the people OF This country al-
ways learn ne lesson when Il is
put sqdarcly up 70 them last
spring they were assured that 10
pfeserse the prosperity Of Che ruun-
ttytg rccnrdcrup Of everything must
be produced. To this appeal they
spsNered legally aud enthusiastic
ally ThGy ARE pow assured that. n
We would avoid hunger AMI want.
Ibis same seemingly bouniiful sup
ply must be carefully conserved and
meted out, That they will Loyalty
meet this demand also. We have no
fear. But Il viii require self de-
nial, frugality, thrin and economy
10 tide Us over IN comfort 70 another
harvest put i can be done. and
will be done. " *, m
4 a. HHf ~ nlHr|
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

During the second week IN Oeto-
Der the country will be able 10 COR
.rectly gauge the patriotism OF IL
women. Every woman In the coun-
try y asked 10 register. during that
week, for whatever service she can
render lfor country In this greatest
crisis Of is history. We have been
used 10 Roasting Of the splendid 10y
ally Of cur women. and We have
always had whereof 10 boast. Thus
far IN tho present conflict thar re-
sponse 10 the calls made on them
has been spontaneous aud most
gratifying. hut greater demands yet
will be made. Their work Is In no
souse inferior 10 that Of the men,
although u may differ very mater
tally from II In the element Of
thrill They will be called or 10
take up aud bear woman's Sge-old
burden-paiicnt endurance and
helpful minisiration That their re-
Spouse will be even more cnthus-
iasllc Than u has ever been, there
are none who doubt.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
mn -~ExEip1ION- aACkER.

1he enormous number OF claims
for exemption from army service
constitute a shame 10 American
aud y disgrace 10 our
country. II h Proof positive as
holy wril Of one Of Two PROPOSE
tons: Either our young men are
entirely lacking in patriotism O.
they are piliful cowardsatrsrr -
We refer with contempt 70 lhe
who elndcd the ~registrn-
ton. But what Of The infinitely
more contempiihle, Shaker who.
seemingly aequiesclug In the
draft. put m a ipltiful plea for ak
symptom 7plea that shows false
and hypoeritical on is fncef w
Al honor 10 that numerous con-
nngent who. when war was assured.
rendered their services.
All honor 70 another group. who
While mol 80 nulak 70 ypluDleor. yel
9hen the eall eanie. Stepped for
werd like men ard took iheir medi-
clue With smiling faces. Such as
lhey both hqvc made thia the proud
costbtfy it ~ to-day
or cnurse there are sanse ser
legiiimats claims for exemp-
tpn These wlll and should Re
sfAul1dt But fho4 AoRarnpiion''
Ilpekcrt,uthi Words are powerless
10 describe him.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
VIZ VIII RENT YOUR PROPERTY

List your vacant houses with Ms
and get a renter. Houses'advertised
free, Smith q Smith. Apply at
Courier office.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

The only way 70 secure a lasting
peace after this WARTS 70 lick the
enemy 90 everlasting hard hen be
eiad 30 crawl into his hole and stay
there until the hole caves In on
him. I'd htTifHtl
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Any one can wave a Gag an.
whoop-hoorey. but n takes ners,
and erii 70 80 out and Get shot ihi'
inincemcAl for l- il 81. r
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Some women have sery swce. dhs-
oaitions. but their ncx1 lloor neigh
lHirs seldom know w.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

reddy has coined Another phrase.
This time Il IL pawn broker patriot
ISM Ni''' f'''f '~nnf NN
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Mdst any lnaii kfUws low % Gel
a. woman's agNubut few have o.
nerve 10 do H. fi'fi fii
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

b~tpaNontut 'lt IN1Eftoit - .
hand Ones ~ hss eruecapNAfs
September ~. 1911.
Notice ls hereby given that Mars
~ hhffihstrl talgnt6 or George s.
Mutt 81 Columbus. N. ~ who, on
July 3 1877. made desert lnuitcmu'
No. 057ie. for Lots 3Nt, bt6B'lN
Wf>4i Section a Township 20 8,
Range 1lW4 NJ ~ p Meridian haa
nied notice. Of intention 70 mako
final desert land proof 10 establish
claim 10 the land above described,
before p. N. Reed. u s. C6mmiis-
ioncf, columbua n AZ, on the 5ih
hay % November ioi1g ~ mn .
Claimant names as Witnesses
chaa Heath. OF Columbus, n. NJ.
Fenry "A Gardner Of columbus, N.
A.; David ID 0rcrgs Of Columbus,
n NJ; John p. Rlisa Of Columbus.
N. NJ .r lfNlrr $50 t...r ,.i,
w 'r 'ri JOHN L BURNSIDE,
i Sept es-st ~ i'fff Reglsler.
- ~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Our national oonssiorce Is clear,
hui that is more than can b0 saii -
rfany 81 thy individuals who com
fcso The milton. Wed hate 10 his9
cUr NJ ems spread broadcast.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
'.@N'@ asEs; s.lo u


Up 70 dad his ccuhnf Z. about
+ Ti isS
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Yep charity hegins nj home Our
wife doled Us out both q bean and a
spud yesterday.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

Several business places for sale or
Iease.-Bob Plack n
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

For Sale; One restaurant range
and one gasoline range, all kinds OF
household and kitchen furniture
Bob Flack- u
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

hoases Ior Ksn- B5b FIaeE. o
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28

FoR sALE;-Two houses fur
nished, bargain prices for a few
days-Rent will pay 80 per cent on
the investmunt-BOx 9O3.' ~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-09-28
ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOUSE. i0r Rome BOB FIack. q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Iii Official americana
.fue heridO eli uEla
pierna, en- Francia
Es Ia primera baia que tie
ne este ej&rCito

CON Ell EJERCITG AMERICA
Nd EN- FANCLA, Octubre 30.-El
primer americana herido en- las trim
cheras fu6 traido aver al hospital de
esta base dc operaciones. e. heTido
es IN tcniente del cuerDo dc seHales.
La hcrida la recihi6 de un pedazo dc
casco de granada, en- una pierna, al
cstar trabaiando en- n trinchera de
COMMUNICATION cercana q Ia primcra
Inca de batalla. La lesion no es de
pcI:gro.
FL tempo estuvo claro y frio hoy
en- e. sector americana. FL primer
p-isionero aleman hecho por las tro-
pas americans, y e. cual Sc hallaba
sacramento hcriio, mario aver en- uno
de los hospitales amcricanos de cam
paNa. f. ~prisionero fuG herido en-
TN e~ncIen.r0 que two con una pa
t~.lla americana on IN ''Tjcrra sin
h~omjrcs". on eli frcntc dc las trim
iilcras amcricanaS.
Fl citado alem&u. junramcntr cor
otro companero, fuo Gc:cubicrtU c.
5lhado on Ia moche, por "a patrul!a
~cxploradura. que les orIcni haccr nj
to. Los aIcmancs c~yrr!cron, por 10
,... l., ,,.,,U, .i;-,.- -, la To-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Fu6 atacadO nm buQue
Que ConduCia a los
congresiStas

WASHINGTON. OctuhrS ~. IN
h"SPacho 'raSm'ti4o Hc h'hur'' IT,
t!eTc Que CT p1l'e ei c' '"ai '"vt"''
4 lnglaI"fra los Scnanor's ht"or''h'
Dc wyoming y N~ElSoli' uc 1o""' )
los d'pu'7doS Rogers, tic MaSsachu',
sets y farN"'. dc .\"e'" a'rh' 'uo
a'a'aHo P9F III submarine 'ic'hal'
'''Fa &c ID COSTA '' "a''S' q "'''-
mo n0'''"Eo' - '1't"V' -" '"N'
10 TUG Pc'|Ho'e"o0 po'4"' N" "V"
- F''"" CIhF's'" - S"'''i''0. VS.
'''V''9 W. ""''' 'E'-''0""'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
SE TOMAN PRECAUClQNkS EN-
Ell BRASIL CONTRA Los
ALEMANES
serllrlu E=Pec.aI para ~ rREAeA

~serllrlu L=petiai para ~ ERkNsA
RIO JANEFl0. Gctunrc -.
ton Ia vn,rada de este pas = ID
guerra 50 ha pIanteado para q 60
blcrno IN prohlcma semciantc, aun-
quc en- mucba mcuor e~Scala, al 4uc
- pres"rtc IN los EStados Lridos
i cauSa del excessive numcro dc ale
name que SC e~ncuentran en- Su terri
torio. For 10 tauto. cl -ehicrno ha
t"uido que cmpezar j cstudiar las
mcdi.iae que dcbora tomar para pre-
raver~c &c cualquicra tcutativa puc
g,tos puedan licvar a caOo y como
primera providcncia ha dispucsto Grc
= nroccda I haccr e. c"U=o DC Il
pob'acion alcmaua : que 'odos !cS
.aIcmancs sean proviStoS de tatje;as
lie iiertificaci5n cue deber;,o Hear
.~v- ..-0s:ec-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
UDINE CAY0 En- PODER DE
LOS ~AUSTRO.ALEMANES
Cadorna hace desesperados ~esfuerzos pa
"a contener el avance teuton
LOS AlIADOS EaviARAN REFUERZoS MUY
PRoNTO A Los ETALIANCS

puie que Ell enemigo esta. dlriglendo
contra cl flanco ~izquierdo de | a Inca
italiana, ' el cual aparentemente tie
ne por Objective adueharsc dc las
margenes del rio Tag3iamento en- Su
curse superior, que es el menos eau
Galoso V desde donde podria cl enc
migo dirigir luego una dcb!c manic
bra. Ia. del flanQueo sobre Ia Inca
que Sc cstableciera ell Ia parte del
rio Tagl:amento que orr de nortc
4 sur, Y otra. tambien de flanquco.
sobre las fuerzas italianas que ID
han en- los Alpcs nolomitas.
FL proposito principal de los ale
names, parece ser el de alcanzar
cuanto antes. esa region septentric-
nal del Tagliamento, antes dc CUE
las fuerzas italianas que Sc rctlran
en- Ia region de Udinc, pucian esta-
b!cccr su Inca dc defensg en- "a par
t. cnudalosa dc cea corricntc. Fl
communicable Official aleman. Ia Cucn-
Ia de IN avancc iirmc : rapido he
enc por los Observation-Disclosures en- csa
direction.
En- IA region del paso de ~F!oecEen.
en- los Apes Carnicos, los aicma-
mes Y sus aliadoS los uus;riacOS, e.
tan dcsplegacdo igualmentc gran &C
tiyidad Y IN avancc en- eSta region,
seria dc serias consecuencias para cI
f!anco izquierdo i~taliano del lsonzo
Y 81 dcrecho de los Alpes poiomltas.
II Alto mando ita!:ano dcbc tambirn
~considerar In posibiidad dc una
cfensiva austro-alcmana en- Ia region
del Trentino.
De fucntcs sujZaS So han reci5idc
noticias DE-. que Ia frontcra ara;ro-
Suiza-alcmana. ha sjdo cerrada = que
los a!emanas estan cnviando i toda
nrisa refuerzos a las tropas austria
cas- en- cl frente dicho. Esto qricrc
Iecir. bicn que tales rcfuerzoS son
para las tropaS CUE So ha.lan ahora
al occidcnte del lsonzo. a fin de cue
. contirUcn 81 cmpujc con mayor brio,
O hien que son e~lcnentos Que van 4
! rrforzar ! las tropaS en- los Apes
CarnicoS y Do!omItas. para una nuc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
T~rabajaran las "a
horas en- los
astilleros

WASHINGTON. Octubrc ;p.-Ei
Conscjo Naval ha traz&4o I.a""s
muy bicn pcnsadoS y m~aduradcs. pd-
II couseguir que en- los astillcro- -
trabaic 0 ;uJa Ia ir;.rsjdad "">.-
hlc. para 10 cual SO M 5r:i1ldo que
- cstablczcau CT clloS tres turHoS
de tr~abaiadovcs. i fin dc que u jor-
NADIA sea dc - hVras, para que -
pucda rcali5ar cl waste proEcc,o 70
la;ivu a Ia construction na""i.
Calcuiando que los ohrcroS "uc
ahora trabajan en- los arscHales gor
cucpta del gobicruo. sou arroNim'a-
damen,c uuos 2oe. homhr"s, n
junta O Console Naval wee Iuc SC
nccesitan 3u0.000 hombrcS mas para
asegurar. por 10 menoS IN aumcn!o
de cinco u Scis miiIoucs &c toEcIadas
en- Ia marina. para fines de- i?iN.
Para ahora, ScSJu ;" sabc. son u
rios "a los ~arscnaIcs que han msti-
tuido Ia jorna0a i. y h9ras "H tres
Luruo5.
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puin mcnos dc aplaudir frenetics-
mcntc. III nImcro dc carambolas dc
que constaba cI particle. era de Gin
cuenta. que fucro! hccnas por de
Orc en- ScSeuta Y ocho golpes, micn-
tras que 81 contrircantc hizo sola-
mcn,e cuarenla ~carambolas 6n CT
mismo nlmero dc tiradas.
Alfredo de Orc, COMO Sc recordara,
fue peusi6na,io hace dias por el go
bierno dc Cuba. 81 que lie pasara una
beca menSual dc $3.50, cn vista del
cxito que ha tenido al sostcner Su
pucsto dc campeon del mundo on ca
rambola por tres handas.
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ALFREDO pE ORC, CAMpEON DE
C\RAMROL.t \ TRES B.AND.AS


NUENh YORY, Octubrc 30.-.tl-
frcdo de Orc. biilariSta cubano que
tcnia cl c~ampconato Dc Ia caramboia
4 tres handaS. volvi0 a. obtencr CT
titulo DC campcdn, cn Ct tprn"o que
So cfcctu0 81 csta ciudad hacc d;as.
en- Ia Academia dc billares de Leo
nard Hcwisor, por haber dcrrctado
dos ycccs c~onsccutiyas a su confirm
aan,c Fl hillarista John Daily.
Durantc cl jucgo decisive, de Orc
ciccut6 aigruas rarambolas que fuc-
ron yerdadcramentc notables y que
eli pUblico quc prcscncia cl tornec, no
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