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Arizona republican., 1919-05-01

Miss Florence Marshall Gray, a society leader in Marion, Kentucky, the home town of the late Senator Ollie James, has been chosen by the navy department as sponsor for a transport soon to be launched. The ship will be named the Ollie James after the man who was. until his death last August. senior senator from Kentucky. Miss Gray had been friend of Senator James since her childhood.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-01
TO GO TO SWEDEN

BOSTON, April so.-Walter Whalen, Boston Athletic association high jumper. received word from the anna teur athletic union today that he had been selected to represent the United States in athletic competitions in Sweden this year. Whalen said he understood five men would be sent to Sweden and that Joie Ray and Ted Meredith would be members of the team. with a weight man and hurdler not yet designated.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-01

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

"El Moderno Montecristo o. an
drama adaptable de Ia brinsn.e novels
escrita por L. Phillip oppenheim titu
lada The Long Arm Of Hannistsr
Esta novcla fue publicada por series
en- THE Saturday Evening Post ss
manario de gran fama. luego fus edi
tada. habiendose agotado las difereu'ss
ediciones al extreme que hubo que ha
Ger doce ediciones en- POGO tempo para
poder atender Ia demanda del phbiico
Sc han impreso 10000 copiss qus
va Sc han vendido Sc caicuia qus 81
numero de personas que ha leido ssts
novela pasa de UN MILLION. I'm ios
Es.ados Unidos esta pelicula no necssits
de anuncios. pues Is oonocida. - muy
popular Ia obra de Ia cuai ~ ha 'oma
do. por 10 tanto todo 81 mundo desea
yer la pelicula Sc concidera POT cniicos
compe; entes que cs Ia obra de hteratu
ra novelesca mas popular que Sc IA e.
critic hasta Ia fecha. dado 81 ntmero A.
odiciones de ejemplarss en- 81 merca
10 despues de haber sido leida en- I'll
oonocido semanario The Saturday
Evening Post.
La pelicula FL Moderno Moutecris
%" basada en- esa gran novels De "a
ina mundiai. Is Ia pcucula que 81 po
blico amante del Cine Ia estsdo esps
rando desde hace tempo. Es 81 drama
que trata no con Ia suggestion De urs
posibilidad dramatica. sino al contra
rio. Sc usan los impulses fundamentals
de la naturaleza humana en- an esencia.
como base dc su intriga rs nm nusvo
tema. POGO usado hasta Ia fecha. y sor
prendente EN- su desarroilo.
Esta pelicula. en- Ia forma de un pano
rama vivo que pasa Egeramen.e en- Ia
pantalla demostrando las pAsiones bus
mas y malas. y los deseos del coras6u
humane. "El Moderno Monsscris,o
embargo magistralmente al pdblico 20
gun va desarrollandose 81 srgumento
La ceguedad del amor. Ia irrehecci6u
de los celos. 10 inevitable de Ia retribu
ci6n. Ia tragedia de las acciones maias
Y Ell monstruo maligno de Ia venganza
son los poderes que impulsan a los &C
torres en- este drama: hel exposition del
coraz6n humane. Como toda cosa que a
relaciona con los hombres y las muicrc'
nos da una buena enschanza. y Al mismo
tempo, como objeto principal diehs
pelicula nos ensretiene y nos emociona
vivamente pOr 10 tanto llena perfects
mente su comtido.
Es:a production no tan solo ha side
montada con Ell mayor diseesnimisnio
possible. 81 que tambien las vis,as toma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

dss. lss difsIsatss paialss y ss fifs
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
.CRONICA de
La UNlVERSIDAD
NoCHE DE ARTE
Y FRATERNIDAD

En- la Universidad Sc empieza
a vivir. Sc empieza a vivir hon
damente la vida del arte Y ell en-
Sueno. La sociedad literaria Sal
vador Brau'', de la Association de
Estudiantes. asf 10 ha demOStrado
con su Ultima reunion, ell mO de
los salones de nuestrO Centre, ce-
dido generoSamente pOr ell COM
panero Andres MontalvO, a quien
damos nuestras mas sinceras gra
cias por su cortesla.
No. fue una velada Organizada
previamente fue una reunion de
mas sabor literario: una reunion
intima, fraternal, de todoS los que
sienten ell su pecho un latido para
eel Arte, que es Vida. +.
En- un instante sc. prepare el
prOgrama. Y comenz0 la grata
fiesta del cerebro Y del corazon. %.
Abrio ell acto nuestro compa-
nero Miguel \. Garcia Mendez.
unO de los mas brillantes joveneS
intelectuales con que cuenta la
Universidad, recitando la Can
cion de las Antillas'', ese poema
que surje Ell toda fiesta literaria
como la expression de 10 que sig
nifican las Antillas EN- su pasado
y Ell su porvenir esplendoroso.
Luis Rechani Agrait, uno de
,nuestros mas jovencs poetas; alb
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

solutamente desconocido en- nues-
tro planted. hizo Su eStrcno le-
yendo tres sonetos. Luis Rechani
es poeta de fibra Y Su triunfO cs
SECURE. Insertamos a continuation
uno de aquellos sonctoS:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
iPoSTRATE!

I
Siendo clavel te muestraS aZucena
Y ocultaS tras tn calma nazarena
El volcan pasional que te devora.
Aunque tuS ojos daS 81 mis-
(ticiSmO
De la que viera desplomarSe trm.
tea
Su unica Illusion. no puedeS nunca
Silenciar por complete tn erotis-
(mo
AL pasar me desprecias. Son
(antojos
En- donde hay inoccncia y hay
(pecado
Yo, mirandote, rio mdifcrentc,
Porque 81 me dcSdenaS frentc a
(frente
Estoy cierto de habcrte dominado
Siquiera Ell uno de tuS SuenoS
(rojoS
Recit6 despues, Rafael r. Ri
vera, el poeta chiquitin, que en-
cierra m gran corazon de artis
ia. Rafael, con sus dieciSeis amos
figura Ell la vanguardia de los
poetas de la Universidad. VA 81
Maestro, aquel que Sc muri6 So
ilando con una eStrella Ell I'M
certamen literario escolar puSo EN-
la solapa de Rivera el escudo de
la patria, que ell glorioso poeia
llevaba siempre sobre el pccho.
Y vino entOnceS frente a nos
otroS otro de los poetaS ignora-
dos Luis Nieves. quien reclt0 dos
/ buenoS SonetOS.
Ernesto Ramos Antonini. que
guSta no solo de la muSica. Sino
del Arte Ell toda Su extension. re-
cito tres breveS poeSiaS. Tres poe
siaS como tres roSaS palidas que
perfumaran el ambiente frater-
nal de aquella nochc memorable.
Rafael Saliva. el estudiante que
mas Sc ha dedicado al cultivo del
cuento (y que debia dcdicarsc al
cultivo del cuento portorriqueno)
nos lego lmo lleno de i'm raro mis-
j terio.
Hablo luego Lido Cruz Mon
clova, sobre EdgardO Allan Poe.
el genio mas admirado pOr el. Ell
\ la literature norteamcricana Di
\ sert0 tambien Sobre Su concepto
\ del arte, hacienda una ligera cri
tica de varioS poetaS pOrtorrlque-
nos. FL compaiero CruX Monclo-
iva, sin preparation alguna para
cl acto, pudo atraer nuestra aten-
ci6n por largo ratio, demoStran
dOnoS asi Su extenSa cultura y Su
noble V amplia vision. del arte
Siguio despueS uO de los com
paneros a quien mas hondamente
distinguimos por Su Temperament
to excepcionalmente artiStico
Erasto Arizona Siaca. Habl0 del
Clasicismo Y el ModerniSmo EN- la
literature. Arizona trimf6 una veg
mas.
Recit0 entonceS sus dltimoS yer
SOS Antonio S. Pedreira, preSidcn.
te de la Sociedad Litcraria. Ad-
miradores del verso de Pedrcira
desde que le conocimoS litcraria-
mcnte, solo diremos que 81 cont.
nua en- nuestro concepto, Ocupan
do uno de los mas avanzados pueS
toS, no va entire los poetaS-eStu.
diantes, sino entire los poetaS j6.
veues de Puerto Rico.
Luis Lopez de Victoria. uno dc
los legitimoS orgulloS de la Uni
versidad, recit6 umos verSoS Su.
yos. Solo Sc nos ocurre decir que
encontramos EN- ellos mucha poe
sia; Y creo que es bastante de-
cir. !.
Cerr0 ell acto con breveS pala
bras el estudiante Manuel Blaz
quez Molero.
La Universidad empieza vi
/ vir. Ojala V viva muchos amos
! Ell ESTUDIANTE X.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

ocasi6n: IL
FERRETER1A MERINo
acaba de Tecibir. BArOB. LABABos
InodorOs. duehas Bidsss que vsnds
erecios muy baratoa
San Jnan. Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16
eel moderno Montecristo"
Hermoso drama de socedad ujosas sTtstss
magnificos! La production mas emocionanle que
jamas ha visto

PREsENTApA ZOE LII ocEAN - coEronATIoN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-16

oJEDA-sAN JOSE No. 6. TEL. sss.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-17
"A, SPLENDID TONIC !"
Says HiIson Lady WAO, On Dec
tss Advice, Teok Cardsi
AHd Is New Wei.

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vHh this pain. always ln gas LETT
tlda...
i{y doctor told re % Use casiui 7
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there
at first Tex & So. hut began p st
weak AID ln 8 Rundown condition.
g. decided % Try some more Car1ui,
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This last Cariai which ! took made
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-06-17

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
SCOUT WEEK
PROGRAM FOR
EAST CHICAGO

Scout Week Will have its program
in East Chicago under tho direction OF
scout Executive Lieut.. A. II. Watts.
Some excellent things are planned and
are ind Gated in the program which
follows
SATURDAY June r.
Distr button Of scout Week Extra"
issue Of Scout Paper
Posting of scoutmaster Recruiting
Posters
sunday. June g.
Speakers at all meetings OF church
es tScouts)
Opening to scouts Of new Boy
Scout Section Of PublH library.
Monday. June p
Speakers at theaters
Banquet and conference-East Chi
cago Local Council.
Demonstration First Aid-Four
Corners
Tuesday, June 10
Speakers at theaters
Census Of boys by Scouts
Wednesday. June IL
Speakers az theaters.
Parade at p. m.
Barbecue for Scouts who take part
In work OF Scout Week. $50 p m.
Theursday June W.
Speakers at theaters.
Set UP tents for overnight camp.
Friday. June H.
Speakers a theaters.
Parade at p. m.
Weinie roast at s D m.
Overnight Camp. lot near the South
Shore station
Window displays.
Saturday. June Il
Brass. band.
Fife. drum and hugle corps.
Speakers at theaters.
p. M demonstration in signaling
al Four Corners.
3 p. m. demonstration in First Aid
Four Corners.
.. m. demonstration in pyramid
building. Four Corners.
s .. m, demonstration in knot tying
az Four Corners.
6 p. m, demonstration in fire max
ing and camp cooking
S D. m. drill. fife. drum and bugie
corps.
m Camp Fire
The banquet and conference OF tbs
local council will be held at the Cen
eva house, Robertsdale. al a chicken
dinner. on Monday evening
Following the banquet. the council
viii lie addressed by Mr. George w.
Butler. OF Chicago. an experienced boy
scout worker. who is said to be an
excellent talker This dinner is open
to anyone interested in scouting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

this evening instead OF at the home of
Mrs. w. E. Reilly a spreviously an
nounced DR. Alva A. Young will adj
dress the meeting.
The bridge luncheon given by Mrs. J.
W. Smith at her home in Detroit street
was one of the most delightful func-
lions yesterday. There were covers for
forty and the tables were pretty with
daisies and snapdraEons. The luncheon
appointments were In white and pink.
The honors in auction bridge were won
by Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs. +. o,
Paige and Mrs. Joseph Thompson. Mrs.
Smiths out-of-town guests included
Mrs Roy Stocker Of Macomh. Ill. who
Is Mrs. George Chapin's house guest.
Mrs Robert Krost Of Chicago and Mrs.
Clayton Root Of Crown Point.
The Riverside Auxiliary OF the Ham
mond Red Cross Chapter met for its
final gathering Wednesday al tho home
of the chairman. Mrs. Daniel Brown, in
Truman avenue. Each member con-
tributed 10 the menu and at twelve
o'clock a delightful luncheon was serv-
ed The entire day was spent with Red
Cross work and the last of the quota
was completed The members have
shown great interest in the work Of
the auxiliary and the meetings have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
FOURTH OF PULY
RESTRICTIONS ON

The boy who has been led to think
that it is Impossible to have a good
time on the Fourth of July without the
customary hrecrackers and fireworks
will be disappointed again this year pro-
vided ne lives in East Chicago
The order has gone out that mer-
chants will be under the same restric-
tions this year as last and that no one
will be permitted to retail any of me
usual explosive apparatus.
This order is given in the interests of
fire protection. to prevent accidents and
to promote thrift There are many
harmless toys for the Fourth OF July
now manufactured that will take the
place of explosives and obviate any of
the dangers that have existed in the
past The order is believed to be
wise one and all merchants are request
ed to cooperate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
NEW PEACE
CRICIS BEGINS

BERLIN, June 6.-A new crisis in the
peace negotiations has developed here.
growing out Of the charges that the
French commander of the army OF oecu-
patton have encouraged and lent con-
siderable support 10 the leaders of the
movement for the formation of Rhine
republic.
Criticisms of the terms of the treaty
Of peace was beginning to moderate
when reports of the proclamation of the
Republic OF Wiesbaden we're received.
1t is now charged in government circles
that the French. rot content with gain
ina control of the Saar valley for q
period of Years. and with other terri
torial ACKNOWLEDGMENT. are now plottinS
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of what remains Of
the old German empire.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
RETURNED SOLDIERS
ON STRIKE BUSTED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


WINNIPEG. June 6-Returned sold
iers who Joined the ranks of the strik
ers who have been out since May IS
early today dismissed from their or
ganization r. Z. Bray. who. while act
ing as their representative told Pre-
mier Norris that the organization was
building a soviet government" and
that the whole country would soon
come under soviet rule.
According to reports. -Bray's state
nent 70 the premier resulted in threats
TO escort him out OF town" from sew
eral members of the organization who
declared they were not soviets-that
VIC are opposed to aliens-win support
the constituted authority. but our
sympathies are with the strikers and
it is through this channel that we
hope to reduce the cost OF living"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
SENATE DEMANDS
PEACE TREATY
r,.,.s..,,os.I NEWS SERVICE,

WASHINGTON. June st took the
senate but thirty seconds this afternoon
to pass by a viva voce vote the John
son resolution calling on the state de-
pnrtment 70 submit the peace treaty to
thu senate wighcut further delay.
The senete's action followed swiftly
the adoption unanimously and without
a roll eel. Of the Hitchcock resolution
providing for an vestigation of the
charges made by Senators Lodge and
Borah that a peace treaty leak" had
caused copies Of the document to fall
into private hands in New York oity.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
II. w. MILLER
IN HOSPITAL

1t is reported that Howard ". Mil
Ter. formerly a popular Hammond man
and the preceding president Of the
Hammond Country Club is quite III at
Wesley hospital in Chicago. where he
RECENTLY submitted TO an operation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
Too Late To Classify

WANTED-2 statesmen to sell full line
or soft drinks in Lake Co. Salary and
commission. hustler can make good
Nancy 3rodskY. Gross K Co. corner
Oakley and Fayette st. phone Hammond
fl2 or 1853 Ask for Mr.. Gerber Silt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

William F. Broening, the present
states attorney for Baltimore, has
just been elected mayor of Balti-
more Mr.. Broening is a Republican
and the popular slogan in his cam
paign was home rule" II is be
lieved that the labor vote also helpe,
largely in his election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

In Hammond's younger set no more
enjoyable event has been given this
season than the Rooster Club dinner
dance last evening at the Hammond
Countr yClub N was the clubs first
party and was a reunion of a number of
the members who have recently return
ed from service There were .thirty-ive
couples in attedance. among them guests
from Gary and Chicago The dinner was
served on the veranda and the main
parlor was reserved for dancing. The
tables were prettily decorated with
ferns and carnations. An orchestra
from Chicago played an attractive
dance program. Dancing followed the
dinner which was served at seven
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Boyer and son
left today on an extended western trip.
They will tour the Rocky Mountains.
Yellowstone Park. after which hey will
20 TO Los Angeles and San Francisco.
They will make the trip in their car
and are anticipating it with great
deal Of PLEASURE.
On account of the many requests Of
the public Safety First" the comedy
farce which was given by the Christian
Endeavor Society Of the Christian
church on May 2sth. will be repeated
on Thursday. June u, at the Christian
church.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Stewart and
Mrs. John d smalley attended lunch
con at the Jackson Park Tavern. Chi
caro yesterday given in honor OF
Mrs Stewards sister. Mrs. BerteH
Wa6sworth King. of New York.
I. Mrs. j. j. Ruff is senpiing few
days in Ottawa, III.
Richard W.nckler, who is attending
Howe Military Academy at Howe, Ind.
is home for the summer vacation. He
IS the son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Wink
Ter. of Detroit street
Mrs George Chaplin is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Roy Stocker. of Ma
comb. Ill. at her home in Highland ST.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
PERSONAL "
SOCIAL NEWS

YOUR HOUsEcLEANING CAN'T BE
over until you have had your piano
renovated. You will be astonished at
the amount of dirt and dust that will
collect in the piano. Now is the season
of the year the moths are most destruc-
tive TO the fine wooden felts of the
piano. Have yours attended 10 now and
save greater expense later Estimates
furnished free Any kind Of piano tun-
ed. repaired or rebuilt All work guar
anteed Best references. Robert r.
Howard. 400 Carroll st. cor Calumet
Phone Hammond 1851 SIS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

Initiation VIII feature the meeting
this evening of Hammond Chapter No
40 Women OF Mooseheart Legion and
following the lodge session there will be
a social hour.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

There will be meeting this evening
of Progressive Conclave True Kindred
at the l. o. o. f. hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

On Sunday afternoon and evening
Germania Rebekah lodge will give a
party for its members whose birthday
anniversaries occurred in April. May
and June. program will be given in
the afternoon followed by a supper and
social evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

Dorcas Rebekah lodge will hold it's
regular meeting Saturday evening al
the /. o. o. +. hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

eraI applications were received and bal
loted on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06
COMING EVENTS.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Alice Club directors viii be held at two
thirty O'Clock Saturday afternoon
The civic department Of the Hammond
Woman's Club will meet with Mrs Her
bert Hutchins SIS South Holman St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

The district deputy Mrs sheckels Wis
tied the meeting of Unity Review No. 2
w B. A of the Nsccabees last evening
at the X and l.. OF s hall in the Rim
bach building. During the meeting sew
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-06

The early all Namely Selections
prompt deliver quantity
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-09
Cubs to Play In Two
Western League Cities
On Return From Coast

Chicago, March 8.-Complete
training plans for the Chicago Ma
tional League club were announced
tonight. The players will leave for
the camp at Pasadena, Cal, March
10 and practice will be started two
days later. Eighteen exhibition
games have been arranged, the first
being at Los Angeles, March 29.
The other dates are; March 80,
Los Angeles; April l. at Long
Beach; April 2, at Riverside; April
S, at San francisco; April 6, at Oak
land (morning) and at San Francis
CO (afternoon}; April 7 and 8, at
Fresno; April 10, at Phoenix, Ariz.;
April II, at Tucson, Ariz.; April II,
at Bisbee, Ariz.; April IS. at Douglas,
Ariz.; April IA, at Ell Paso, Tex;
April 10, at Amarillo, Tex; April
II, at Oklahoma City, Oil; April
10, at Tulsa, Okl.; April 10 and 20,
at Kansas City.