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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FAVORS BILL To
BAR GERMAN
Make No Change in M'Cray
Bill AS Passed by the
Senate Friday.
BY United Press:

BA NHAitu irSH
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Feb. 10
The house educational committee
today recommended passage of the
McCray bill, abolishing the German
language in Indiana grade schools.
No change or amendment was made
in the bill, which passed the senate
Friday.
The bill received the unanimous
support of the educational commit
tee. No effort was made To fight the
committee report when ii was made
to the house and the favorable rec
ommendation was adopted
Republican leaders in the senate
today made plans to again take up
the contest on the seat of Joseph
Cravens. democratic leader from
Madison. The contest was brought
up by Sen. Negley, republican floor
leader and has been in the hands
Of the senate elections committee
since the opening of the session.
The Mckinley bill providing for
free text books in schools. was kill
ed by a house committee report. The
Green bill providing for repeal of
the state high school inspection law
was also killed by house committee
report.
The Beardsley-Van Auken bill
amending the primary law was rec
commended for passage in the SEN
ate.
Rep. Buchanan introduced bill
providing that firms employing %
or more women. must engage well
fare work
AIIdrcdge Bill Killed.
The Alldredge bill providing for a
referendum vote on legislative mat
ters. was killed by a senate commit
tee report.
BY a vote Of 30 10 the senate
passed the Masters blll legalizing
payments of public money by Off
cials. in excess of the appropria-
tions during war times.
The senate also passed the Rats
bill allowing trust and savings COM
panies 10 purchase stocks Of the
federal farm loan banks.
The bill increasing the salary OF
the auditor Of St Joseph county 70
S1O,O was recommended for pass
age in the senate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
CALLS LEAGUE
PLAN MODEL
OF BOLSHEVISM
Sen. Miles Poindexter ASSaiIS
World Constitution As a
~FrightfuI Compact, a
Fatal Covenant"
Gy nited Press

Gy United Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1e.-Sen.
Poindexter. Washington today at
tackled the league of nations consti-
tuition.
a frightful compact. a fatal cove
nant." which will steal away Amer
lean national sovereignty and make
this nation part of a great interna-
tionaI soviet. was the description Of
the document given the senate by
Poindexter
Opening discussion of the league,
Poindexter said it marks the end Of
our traditional policy of Mind your
own business" which we have ap-
piled 10 ourselves and TO other ma
tlons alike.
Calls il Like Soviet.
Analyzing the constitution, article
by article, he declared
That the constitution, as drafted.
proposes world government model
ed along the lines Of the Russian
That ii is part OF the same inter
nationalism which the l. W. W. and
bolshevist is striving for.
That instead OF bringing perpetual
peace. it will SOW dragons teeth
from which armed men viii spring.
That unless il IS submitted 10 the
American people in political cam
paign for their approval or disap-
proval, popular government in the
United States will disappear.
Calls it InternatiOnalism.
There is an internationalism Of
the elite and an internationalism OF
fhe protelariat world. There is an in
tcrnationaIism at the top and inter
uatiOnalism at the bottom and both
are moving forward through differ
ent means and methods 10 the same
destination Germany Is supporting
bOth. Idealists and peace-at-any-
price pacifists are approaching by
one road. The Industrial Workers Of
The World and their bOlshevist allies
through the world are approaching
upon another. Both lead TO the same
destinations. AN international and
despotic government of the world.
Both involve the surrender OF ma
tionality and setting up OF cen
tralized despotism. IL must De des-
potism because no government in
whose direction is centered the ulti-
mate control of the affairs of the
whole world can be free.
Attacks Endowment.
This movement is backed with
Great resources and ample funds.
such ORGANIZATIONS as the Carnegie
endowment for international peace.
endowed by a subject of Great Bri-
tain with resources acquired in the
r-nited states. is one OF its most pow
erful supporters. These ORGANIZATIONS
are able TO employ, al high price.
influential lecturers. including even
.,n ex-president of the United States.
The founder of the society referred
TO is an open advocate of the re-
4nion Of the United states with
Great Britain and Of the amalgama-
lion OF our government in the Brit
fsh empire. The organization of a
league 10 enforce peace is but an
enlargement OF this conception"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

The assaiiant. who refused to
make any statement regarding his
motive. is about i years old. re is Il
French civilian and is said 20 live in
Compiegne
As Clemenceau was seating him
self I'm his limousine. Coffin sudden
ly sprang forward and fred eigh-
shots from a pistol six of these hir
the front of the car. Two bulle,s
penetrated the glass door. one strik-
ing the premier on the inner side Of
the right arm. near the shoulder. in-
hieting a flesh wound
Struggle Ensue~.
A policeman grabbed Coffin An
other man whose identity is not vet
known. rushed TO Cottin's assistauce.
A crowd quickly gathered and at
tackled the two men who were bait
Ting with the policeman Cottin was
badly maulcd and the policeman was
slightly wounded
Clemenceau. refusing offers of a~
sistance, walked back into his home
A few minutes later Il telephone cali
was sent 10 col House. announcin-
that the premiers wound would pre
vent him from keeping am engage
ment which he had az the Crillor
hotel this morning with House auJ
Foreign Sec'y Balfour
Hubert Clemenceau. the premier
brother and secretary. told the
United Press that the wound was nc.
serious at present. and that the oul
danger would be- from possible infec-
ton.
News Spreads Rapidly.
The first foreign officials 20 call ~
the premier's residence To inquire
about his condition. were Premier
Nenizelos OF Greece. and Ambassa-
dor De Leon Of Spain
News Of the attack on clemen-
ceau spread rapidly through The citv
There were excited comments ora the
bouleyards. in the cafes and public
buildings
The foreign peace delegates has
tened 20 inquire regarding the pre-
mier's condition.
News OF the attack on Clemauceal
was flashed 10 Prest Wilson bg glre-
less.
All the American peace derez5tes
expressed keen relret and apprecia-
tion Of the premier's Qualities They
called al the residence during The
day
All conference were cancelled
General anxiety was expressed.
despite the statement that the wound
was not serious.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
ATTACKS PRISON
SpartaCan MobS Try to Free
Carl RadeCk.
BY United Press

BY United Press:
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 19.-Sparta-
can mObs in an attempt TO free Carl
Radek. the Russian bolshevik ennis
sary. attacked the famous Moabit
prison in Berlin Saturday, accord
ing to dispatches received here to-
day. Both attempts were repulsed by
government troops.
other dispatches reported Sparta
can outbreaks in Bavaria. Premier
Eisner's secretary is said TO be en-
couraging the Spartacans there who
already have succeeded in arresting
several government officials.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
BAKER SENDS MESSAGE
TO FRENCH PREMIER
nv nlted Press

Rv United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Sec'y of
War Baker sent this message TO Pre-
mier Clemenceau'
"I am inexpressibly shocked and
erieved at the attempt on your life
a hich is just reported by cable 10
ms. and beg 10 express my deep con-
Germ and hope for your speedy re-
coverv. The genius and determine
tiou which YOU have used 50 splen-
dtdly i'm the service of the world mas
made us all your debtors. May thar
same spirit give YOU triumph over
the assassin's bullet and save YOU for
eurther services TO France and TO the
world
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
ASSASSINATTONS OF
GOVERNMENT HEADS
IN PAST 20 YEARS

BY United Press:
Empress Eliza beth Of Austria.
Sept. 10. 1898.
Pres't Heureux of Haiti 1899
King Humbert OF Italy, July
20. 1900
Pres't Mckinley, Sept. 6. 1901.
King Alexander and Queen
Draga of Serbia, June II. 1903.
King Carlos. Crown Prince
Luis and Prince Luis Philippe
of Portugal. Feb. ], 1905.
Marquis Ito OF Japan. Oct. %.
1909.
Premier StOlypin OF Russia.
Sept. Il, 1911.
Pres't MaderO and Vice Prest
Suarez of Mexico. Feb. %. 1919.
King George of Greece, March
IS. 1893.
Pres't Paes Of Portugal. Dec.
Il, 1918.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
M'CUMBER PROPOSES TO
SEND BIG ARMY INTO
RUSSIA AGAINST S0VIETS

By United Press
WASHINGTON. Fe1. ia reso-
luton declaring that the United
States. In cooperation with the allies.
should send an army of sufficient
force 10 Petrograd and Moscow and
other points in Russia 10 defeat the
bolshevia was introiuced in the
senat- today oy sen. AIcCumber.
North Dakota, as "a substitute Tor a
resolution OF Sen Hiram johnson.
California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
SAYS EMPEROR KARL
MUST FINALLY ABOICATE
BY nited Press
XTEN

BY nited Press
VIENNA, Feb. 1s.-Pres't Seitz,
addressing a mass meeting in cele-
bration Of the socialist victory in
the national elections. declared that
hnal abdication of former Emperor
Karl will be demanded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

PARIS. Feb. l9-CeorgeS Cemenceau. premier of France
shot and slightly wounded by boy named Coffin he
tered front Of his residence this morning. His
aSSailant arrested
cts nothing" the Tigers" only after haj
walked back into the house unaSSiStei
The bullet inflicted flesh wound the inner side of the right
the shoulder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

BOSTON.-James Sullivan whistled
TO beat the band in a local theater.
He couldn't beat the band. so he
tried a policeman-night stick. sore
head. court, Jail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
FRENCH LEADER STRUCK
By BULLET On ENTERING
MOTOR CAR EARLY TO-DAY
Flesh Wound IN Shoulder Not Danger
Gus Unless Infection Follows; Youth
Of Is Held as Would-be Assassin.

PARIS, Feb 19According the latest available infor
nation noon) the bullet lodged Cemenceaus back
the spine and feared the wound dangerous
than at first announced especially because of the danger of
this afternoon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

to start a general strike in the
Krupps and other factories. and
seize the mines and railways under
my command in central Germany
alone. The Berlin and Hamburg
regions are equally organized and
armed. Dusseldorf. Essen. Leipzig
and other cities are under control Of
the workmen's councils, whose ad-
ministration is entirely orderly.
1--WE are not Spartacans nor com
munists. We are simply workmen
demanding a genuine revolution.
have talked with most of the cabinet
members. They are simply trying TO
put us off. l told Noske, military
governor). what would happen if
they ordered the troops out against
US. He stormed and tore his hair
He knows we have the majority of
his troops with us. Inside of a day
we can tie up all means Of commu
nication in Germany"
Blamcs New Armistice.
Scheidemann blames the new arm
istice terms for the present situation.
Suppression of bolshevism de-
pends on whether we are able 10
provide the country with sufficient
food" said the chancellor.
Only after this is done. can the
new cabinet take up S duties of re-
building the nations economic life.
Specialization can be applied TO only
such industries as mines and electri-
cal systems. We cannot socialiZe
where productivity will be decreased
and individual initiative lessened.
Everything depends on our con
nection with the worlds markets
enabling the lowering of both food
prices and abnormal wages
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
Labor Leader Asserts
Upper Classes Grab
Control of Republic
Ne70 Movement of Workinenen Demands
SocialiSdtion Of Industry and Keep Cabinet
Busy With Compromise Effort
BY FRANK j. TAYLOR.
Copyright 1919. by the United Press. }
BY United Press /.

WElMAR Feb. 18-The real revolution threatens to break
out Germany at any hour This imminent upheaval is not
political but economic and being organized by the
men
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19

EVANSTON. In.-Evanston IS
sooted but not suited. Janitors with
diplomas are necessary, city council
SAYS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-19
THE WEATHER.

Indiana Fair tonight. Thursday
increasing CIoudiness and somewhat
warmer: probably snow or rain.
Lower Michigan Cloudy ronight
ana Thursday. probably local snoEE,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
De TEATRO
MANCHA QUE LIMPIA

La Compafiia Adams-Nieya pu
SO anoche en- escena el drama de
Echegaray Maachd q,tc Liaqpia.
Junto a la serie de dramones que
proceden del tcatro frances y que
tanto GUSTAV todavfa-h hay que de
cirlo a la mayorfa del publico,
este drama del truculento Echega-
ray es una obra de merito excep-
cional. Desde luego, no puede ne
garsele a MdBcha que Linpid que
tiene al igual d. todo Ell teatro del
ilustre Echegaray una trama in
teresante. ESQ es 10 que defiende
el teatro echegarayesco: el interes,
la curiosidad que sabe despertar
en- el pdbico, y el rotundo latigui-
llo.
La Interpretation de Manchd
que Hmfia fue excelente. En-
primer termino destacaron Evan
gelina Adams y Gerardo de Nieva
que fueron ampliamente ovacio-
nados.
La Sra. Bravo de Nieya, Enri-
que de Nieva, Bravo y Calvo, COO
'peraron a la excelente interpreta-
Gin que tuvo la obra.
Ell pdblico aplaudio mucho y liza
mo a los principales Interpreters al
final de todos los actos.
Dnfl1innn Oi.0scn
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Sc ENCARGARAN

LOS COLECTORES
De la Tesorerfa Insular han
tenido la cortesia de informar a
Ell IMPARCIAL que EN- vista de
la gran labor que significa Ell des-
pacho de certificates compro-
-baTtes qHieess1s que s:i, x:isen q las las perso.
mas que Sc ausentan de la Isla
respecto a haber satisfecho sus
contribuciones y reserva de am
Pillar oportunamente esta infor-
maci0n, sc enyiaran a los Colecto
res de las diversas poblaciones
de Puerto Rico los impresos ne
cesarios fin de que los interesa-
dos puedan proyeerse, en- sus res
pectivas localidades, del indicado
documento. Apenas Sc public6 en-
Ell IMPARCIAL la information
respecto a 10 necesario que es lie
mar ell indicado requisite, fueron
hechas numerosisimas solicitu-
des TesOrerla acOmpaiiando mu-
chas. de elias ell recorte del sueltO
informative expresado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
PARA ASTORGA.

Despues de pasar aquf una COR
ia temporada en- la constante Ia
Dor de su almacen de la calle de
Tetuan, vuelve a Espana por al
gun tempo y lie acompaila su dis
tinguida esposa, nuestro amigo
ell senior Saturnino Fernandez,
del alto. comercio de San Juan v
generalmente estimado en- la ciu
dad. Queda aqui su hermano don
Jose, que como esta bien de sa-
lud continua Ell la brega. Desea-
mos a los esposos Fernandez Ell
mejor viaje y que pronto volva-
mos tener el gusto de saludar-
les otra vez entire nOsotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
SOCIEDAD DE ESCRITORES Y
ARTISTAS

El Secretario Executive de Pto.
Rico ha expedido certifcado de
registro a la association del pals
denominada "Asociaci6n de Escri
torres y Artistas de Puerto Rico,
cuya oticina principal sc estable-
cera en- la casa numero 30, pla-
"a Baldorioty, San Juan. Ell fin
de dicha asociacion es contribuir,
por todos los medios que esten a
su alcance. al fomento v desarro-
lilo del arte y la literature del pals,
asi como mahtener la union v fra
ternidad entire sus asOciados. Sus
incOrporadores son los siguientes
seiiores: Manuel Martinez Rose
ll6, Luis Samalea Iglesias, Juan
Escudero Miranda, Manuel Mar
tfnez Plee, Antonio Sarriera Egoz
cue y Pablo Berga, todos de San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
DE sANTO DOMINGO

Relaci6n de los pasajeros que
procedentes de los puertos de la
Repdblica Dominicana condujo
ell vapor Marina" Ell 20 de sep
tiembre de 1919.
Louis H, Farnus, George w..
Bunnell, Jose Rodriguez, Petra
Echandy, Altagracia Figueras,
Esperanza Ansiro, Domingo Mo
rer% Felix Magleifo, Diego R.
Silva Herrera. Juan Andres Cue
rrero, Ellie G. Dumas, Mercedes
B de Dumas, Fiie c. Dumas Jr.,
Salom6n Segpie y Ulises Herman
Hotello.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
DON LUIS RUBERT, .

Aver EMBARGO para Barcelona,
nuestro muy estimado amigo don
Luis Rubert, notable financiero
que tanto contribuye al auge de
los grandes negocios en- ell pals.
Ell sefior Rubert va a pasar una
temporada en- Barcelona y estara
de regreso aquf, donde tantas
amistades cuenta, pasados unos
lneses.
Ell IMPARGIAL tiene para el
distinguido hombre de negocios
que es un miembro prominente
de la Colonia Espanola, un salu-
do afectuoso en- el que incluye la
expression del cordial deseo de
que lleve un viaje feliz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Cargos contra 81 Juez
Municipal de Adjuntas

El fiscal del Distrito de Ponce
que tuyo eonocimiento de los he
chos Sc aperson6 en- Adjuntas Y ha
realizado una Investigation del
case.
Con relaci0il a este asunto uno
de nuestros compaheros visit0 al
Attorney General, Lcdo. Mestre,
solicitando de dicho funcionario
alguna information.
Eel Sr. Mestre manifesto a nues-
tro compahero que tales hechos
Sc lie hablan communicate y mos
tr0 al reporter los documentos
que tenia Ell SUI mesa references
'al case.
Nos dijo ell Sr. Mestre que to-
'dayia no podfa determinar la ac-
ci6n que iba tOmar, puesto que
el asunto estaba pendiente de exa
men y que era probable que sesor-
denara una nueva investigation.
En- el legajo de documentos que
mos mostro ell Lcdo. Mestre habia
declaraciones -segdn nos dijo-
que no arrojaban mucha luz y no
podia asi establecerse quienes eran
los culpables.
Eel check de 100 dollars que Sc
dice sirvio como pago de la tran
saccion, esta expedido contrt ell
Banco Comercial de Puerto Rico,
|y esta ahora, despu6s de cobrado
por La tia de la nina ultrajada, en-
poder del se1or Mestre.
Ell asunto, pues, esta EN- mano
de las autoridades de San Juan
y son elias las que haran resplan-
decor la verdad en- este case de
tan grave trascendencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Ell ROBO EN- LAS. OFICINAS
DEL FERROCARRIL

Aver tarde, como de costumbre
fue uno de nuestros reporters d
las Oficinass de la detective, en-
busca de information Official. ALI
|pudo yer nuestro companero a I'M
joven a quien Sc acusaba de un
grave delito.
Segdn la information que Sc
nos di6 dicho ,joyen Sc aprovech6
de un descuido del cajero de la
American Rail Road Co., de quien
era Lsu ssistant y sustrajo de
unos sobres la suma de quinien-
t0s dollars en- billetes.
Desde ell primer momento Sc
sospecho del referido joven, y la
detective Sc limit6 a seguirle la
,pista sin tomar ninguna accion
contra Ell.
El referido joyen, despues de
dar algunas vueltas por San
Juan, entr6 a "La CAFETERIA" Y la
detective Sc situo frente al esta-
blecimiento para Observable. al
tempo de abandonar aquel el
cafe, un agente de la secreta Sc
lie acerc6 y le dijo: SOY detective
j quiero hablar cor usted. =
Sc nos dice que el muchacho
palideeio y con su azoramiento
parecfa que Sc denunciaba.
Sc lie ocuparon encima unos
cuatrocientos dollars.
Contra dicho .individuo Sc pre-
sentara La correspondence acu-
saci6n por hurto mayor.
Atendiendo a s1plicas de com
paheros nos hemos limitado a
dar cuenta del hecho, sin consig-
mar q mmbre de- HEea en- qnien
pude iras la tentac;6n Gue ell de-
Der.
Este serviciO fue prestado por
los detectives Montese1in, Ino-
cencio Diaz j eI teniehte Quiho.
nes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Mr.. PARKUST, sENTENCIADO

Aver ell Juez Rossy dict6sen
tencia de un ai1o y seis mes de
carcel contra ell Sr. INDIGO arrl-
ba, convicto que fue dfun deli
to de homicidio invqHtario.
Ell sr. Parkurst fy hcusado de
haber dado muertekpn su auto
m6vil la ioven JqEEa Rodriguez,
en- Bayam6n, allabara ell n de
abril del corriente ano.
De este hechoSJL IMPRACTICAL
inform6 amplianente.
El abogado del Sr. Parkurat
present6 una mocion solicitando
nuevo juicio pero lie fue denega-
da. Fla presentado ahora 81 re-
curse de a2elaci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
HACE FALT4UN PoLICIA

En- las cuadras de las Gales de
Rafael Cordero y General Contre
ras, cerca de Norzagaray, Sc reu-
nen por las tardes y prima no.
che una multitud de zangaletones
que con sus escandalosos juegos
y sus frases obcenas no dejan tran
quilo al vecindario. mo podria
ell policia de servicio EN- dichas ca
lies, visitar mas a menudo estas
cuadras, evitando su presencia
los hechos que denunciamos?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
EsA Es LA vERDAD

Tn ptFi6dico de Mayaiiez Sc que
ia porque Ell Ell Departamento
del Interior, segdn el colega, re-
tienen mas de la cuenta los pla-
nos de edificios municipales de
aquella ciudad, que Sc enyiaron
para su aprobaci6n.
En- relacion con ese asunto Ell
arquitecto del Departamento. Sr.
.FylansOn, mostr0 a unO de nues-
tros compaiieros un croqlis de
reconstruction del Edificio Mu-
nicipal.
Ademas, ell referido arquitecto
manifesto que estaba trabanjan-
do arduamente en- todOs esos pro-
yectos de obras del Gobierno To-
cal de Ia isla; pero que como son
muchos los trabajos que ocupan
La atenci0n de los hombres del
Departamento, no pueden leali-
4zarse de un sslo trazo y en- un
solo dia.
FL sr- FylapsonNagreg6 que mu
fhas Iecalidades queNienen su In
geniero Municipal tambien ha-
bian pedido al Departamento la
confecci6n de proyectos y pianos,
en- yez de hacerlos el Ingeniero
del Municipio.
Sc cree que para terminar con
todo e trabajo que existe en- ell.
Negociado de Edifcios Pnblicos
SC necesiten algunos meses.
Esa es la verdad de la cosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Luna. La Infamia", en- 5 ac-
tos, y el 20. episode la Gran
Jugada. Z
Maiiana, 1Los que Pagan, por
Bessie Barriscale y su esposo.
Teatro Municipal. - Septima
function de abono. Representa-
cion del maravilloso drama en- 8
actos:: LA Enemiga."
Tres Banderas. Tarzan o ell
Hombre Mono, en- 8 parties.
Rialto.-La segunda jornada
de Los Miserables."
Real.-El episodio 4 de eel
Terror de la Sierra" y "Casate y
Veras."
Monte Carlo.-La primera jor-
NADIA de Los Miserables".
Victory Garden, (Santurce)
Los que Pagan, en- Z parties.
Puerto Rico Noble Impos-
tura" y "Cuidado Abajo."
Norma.-"La Mascara de Ia
Vida"
ImperiaI.-El final de LA Ba.
la de Bronco.
Habana.-Los episodios 5 y G
Ide LA Vestal del Sol Inca"
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano)
La Serpiente" y una c6mica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
UNA ESTATUA DE MUNOZ
RIVERA

En- dia 3 del corriente sera des-
cubierta en- los campos de la Uni
versidad de Rio Piedras, la esta-
tua del insigne patricio. La cere-
monia de descubrir ell monumento
tendra lngar a as diez de la ma
iiana. Para ell acto ha sido orga-
nizado el siguiente programa:
Himno de Puerto Rico, dedica-
do a Luis MuNos Rivera, m1sica
del Sr. Juan Pericas y letra del
Sr. Jose Negr6n Sanjurjo.
Acto de descubrir la estatua,
por el Sr. Jose Muhoz Rivera, her.
mano del gran Portorriqueiio.
Bendici6n, por Monseiior Wi
liam A. Jones Obispo de Puer-
to Rico.
Entrega del monumento( a la
Universidad, por el Gobernad>r de
Puerto Rico.
Reception del mismo por el Can
ciller de la Uniyersidad, DR.. Paul
G. Miller.
Mdsica Y coro, por el cuefpo
-. u :
de estudiantes de la Universidad
de Puerto Rico.
Discourse por el Hin. Juan b
Huyke Presidente de la Camara
de Representatives..
Himno NacinaE, 'sStar Span-I
gled Banner .