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was called ky D. H Singer. OF Glen
Carbon, secretary OF the state policy
committee OF the insurgent miners
He declares that practically every
mine in the state viii have suspended
operations by Monday. Mass meet
ings have been arranged all over the
state and circulars vim be liberals
distributed.
Curtis Bay Enlarged.
Coal shipment TO Curtis Bay has
peen emoargoed and as a result nS
coal is being shipped to that port. This
embargo has been declared becaus,
OF the lack Of boats at the pier to he
loaded. Quite few operators In the
Farmont region have felt the pinch
of the embargo.
Railroad MevemenA
East OF Grafton yesterday the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad drew Lose
cars. A big percentage OF this was
coal.
Diversion Stops.
Because of the shortage OF coal loais
due to the scarcity OF empties the b
& o. railroad today discontinued to di.
vert eastern coal loads over the F., M Z
and P. and Conrallsville route. This
will be discontinued until the flow OF
empties is stronger and the eastern
coal loading is heavier. I
Yesterday there were 127 cars OF
coal diverted over the F., NJ. and T.
and Connellsville lines.
Prospects Poor.
1t was learned today that the pros.
poets for generous flow Of empties
on the Monongah division OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio railroad on EridaS
were not very good. The shortage Ii
ascrioed here by B. G o, officials to ths
slowness in unloading cars generally
Screened to Slack.
The great need OF France is coal
says The American Coal journal.
unsightly two and three room
shacks in the mining town OF Grove.
burg, Kansas, is a thing of the past
The ]. II. Grove Coal and MininS
company is planning a "city beauti.
full" there instead.
Because 1t is a menace to Legitimate
retail trade, the Associated Retailer,
of Omaha, Neb., have made a request
to abolish the municipal coal yard.
Importing OF millions of tons of Goa
into South America is due to greai
uGFOSlLS VI COdl u6lIlB uuWOTkeQ OF
that continent, declares the Times o.
Argentina.
Advances Of twenty five cents a tor
has been noted on bituminous coal ant
Ignite in Weld county, Colorado.
AT Bridgeport, Conn, The Argonau
Salvage Corporation has successfully
tested a submarine salvage boat
which is equipped with separate
sylinder picking up coal when its most
is pushed into the hull of a sunken Goa
boat. 1t sucks up 300 tons of coal az
hour. 1t is estimated that there is
million dollars worth OF coal at thu
bottom of Long Island Sound. Cap.
tain Simon Lake, the inventor, ex.
poets to recover it.
Baron X. Ishimoto, of Tokyo, japan
chief engineer OF the Mitsui Minint
company, is touring the United statet
to investigate modern methods in Goa
mining.
Prices on German coal and COX.
have advanced, the raises being 23.t
cents and 20 cents, respectively.
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Ole Hanson to Quit
His Job as Mayor

SEATTLE, Wash. Aug. 2S.-Mayor
Ole Hanson said shortly before noon
today that he would resign at 1880 p.
m. today when the city council meets
If present plans are carried out.
"If resign it will be because need
a complete rest" the mayor said. "Ac-
cording to present plans my resigna-
ton will be presented and accepted
at 1880 today"
Friends of the mayor say he wiz de-
liver lectures after he has taken a
rest.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. c. o. Henry remains quite ia
at her home in Fairmont avenue with
little change in her condition.
Harry Burlingame and sister, Miss
Amanda, of New Martinsville, are the
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. A. w. Blnns,
in Walnut avenue Saturday their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Burlin-
game and family and DR.. and Mrs. b.
e. Swlger will motor here from New
Martinsvllle and spend the week end
and will return Monday to their home
accompanied by Harry Burlingama.
Miss Amanda will remain here for
some time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28
DETROIT BANK ROBBED

DETROIT, Aug. 28.-Six armed
bandits today held up the assistant
cashier in a branch of the American
State Bank and took from the vault
three thousand dollars in cash and
Liberty Bonds estimated by the pc
lice to total about $4,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28
TODAY's XVIII

In this space each day, The West
virg.nian will print this novel edu-
sational feature and ten questions
lropcunded are scientifically selected
y test the extent of your fund Of gen.
)ral knowledge. The idea is to write
lut your answers to the questions to.
lay and compare your answers with
Ihe correct ones in the space tomor-
'ow.
Answers to Yesterdays XVII.
l. Daniel Boone was an American
iioneer who explored Kentucky and
iecame famous through daring ex-
loits against the Indians.
2 An arraignment is the first ex-
animation of prisoner in court when
10 is apprized of the charge against
him and commanded to plead.
3. The device on the front Of a To-
)omotiye to fend aside object on the
hghtsof-way Is called "cow-catch-
M
a. Pink results from the mixture of
ed and white.
s. Raymond Hitchcock is an Ameri-
an actor, a light comedian.
6. Raymond Baker is director of the
United States mint.
z. The familiar expression is "As
luiet as a mouse"
s. Santiago is the capital of Chile.
8. In military parlance, (" s. o. S."
means Service Of Supply.
10. John Milton, English poet, who
lied 1874, wrote Paradise Lost"
New Questions,
l.lWho was James G.. Blaine?
2. What is the final word in the ex-
lression, "As slippery as an --?"
3. What American composer is
allied "The March King?"
4. Why do they call it "pompa-
loury style OF hair dressing?
s. Why do they call them Polar"
lears?
6. What is arrow-root?
2. What two Canadian provinces
ouch the borders of the state of
daine2
5. For what title do the initials ID
). 81 stand?
8. Who was the first secretary of
Tar under Washington?
10. Who is Merry Del Val?
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To Entertain Toniqht.

Miss Leila Williamson will enter
tain this evening at her home in Loe
Gust avenue number of friends at an
informal dance. The guests will In
clude Miss Helen Rymer and Jack
Wilson, of Warrington and Roy Da-
Wis, of Grafton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Crucibles to withstand extreme heat
are manufactured of quartz, melted at
1000 degrees Fahrenheit, under 500
pounds pressure.
Lake Poopo, in Volivia, is 40 miles
long and 80 miles wide but has no Wis
ible outlet.
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yesterday. He IS making round OF
the corporations stores and visited
Manager Mccullough In this city. Mr..
Mccfory says he likes Fairtnont, hut
does. not care for the high hills.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

ouezal, a bird of Guatemala and
southern Mexico. adopted as the ma
tional emblem OF Guatemala, is called
one of the most beautiful birds in tho
world.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Back From Riehwood-A. Howard
fleming, connected with the Fairmont
Mining Machinery company, has re-
urned from a business trip to Rich
wood, Buckhannon and Weston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Auto Club To Meet-There viii be
an important meeting OF the Automo-
bile club Of Fairmont at the court
house tomorrow evening beginning 8
o'clock.
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LATE PLACEMENTS
;coatlnued from page one.)

;continued from page one)
ro.~ahcla Railway were short of
p o.. several days. This affects
Pc. 49,. greatly. The power does
NOT ~ be adequate from the
R1vesy-4i> ~ n plant.
rs. = .Cduction.
There Vs. 49, ,ars of coal and
coke loaded al tao 4airmont region
on Wednesday. The coal loading was
81 cars, while the eo.,e loading was
eight cars.
On the Monongah division of the
B. & o. railroad yesterday .Aefe were
697 cars of coal and coke loaded. Coal
production was $50 cars and coke
production was eight cars.
There was 1872 cars of coal loaded
on the. Monongahela Railway yester-
day.
Eastern loading on the B. G o. to-
tailed 6E6 cars, while westward it was
43 cars. One car of coal was loaded
by wagon mine.
Wednesdays Shipments.
Shipments to Curtis Bay yesterday
totaled "a cars, which is running a
little low because of the inadequate
car supply. st. Georges shipments
fell to 16 cars yesterday. Other
shipments on Wednesday were as fol-
lows: Lakes, two cars; Michigan
points, nine cars; Ohio points, four
cars; miscellaneous points, % cars.
Railroad Fuel.
Railroad fuel shipped off the B. &
o. yesterday totaled 1876 cars, which
is rather low. These shipments of
course were shaded because of the
poor car supply.
The Weeks Production.
Unless steady supply of empties
Is on the B. & o. the next few days
the production this week will not
reach the 5000 car mark. The indi-
cations are that it will run probably
1000 cars short of last week, the ban
ner production week of the fiscal
year.
Miners Convention
AT Charleston on Tuesday, Septem,
Der 80, convention of district IL.
United Mine Workers, will he held,
AT this meeting scale committee
will BIT elected to present their de-
mands to the operators. While the
nature OF the miners demands have
not been intimated the leaders have
no hesitancy in saying that the min
ers will ask for raise in wages.
Wilson Not Coming.
Word has been received by H. E
Peters, who is in charge Of the Fair
mont office of the United Mine Work
ers, that William B, Wilson, United
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Mecrory Store Man Here-van c.
Mccrory. New. York city, vice presi-
lent Of the McCrory Five and Ten cent
store corporation, was in Fairmont
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THE WEATHER.

talrmont and Vi
entity Fair to-
night and Friday.
Not much change
IN temperature.
Local Readings
F. P. Hall, obs.
Temperature at
8 a. m. today So;
Yesterdays wea-
Their clear; temper
allure, max. 49,;
min 20. nrecinita
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NY sldins-A new passing siding
8 being installed by the Mononga-
lela Valley Traction Company on
neir Morgantown avenue line, and
win result in better service on the
Speedway line. The siding will be
ready for usei In d few dals.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Judge Sturgiss Here-Judge G. c,
5turgiss of Morgantown, was in Fair
mont today on business.
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LATE WANT ADS

FOR RENTone furnished room.
Gentleman only. Call 6s1-J.
s-2s-st-ss1A
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tn' OUT the picture vn ,.u I0ui sinss.
Then carefully fold dot.ad line Its
Intro length, Then dotted line Q and
10 on. Fold each section underneath
accurately. When completed turn Usser
Ind you'n find surprising result.
Save the pictures.
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EVENTS TONIGHT.

ati0n none. River has Ret, Ealing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Ore Drunk Finsd-John Gordon
'aced acting Mayor Lehman on a
:harge Of being drunk this morning
ind was fined dollar less than the
asst public quotation for a pint OF liz
lor To the initiated this indicates
hat Monsignor Gordon parted with a
* dollar bill. The gentleman was
discovered trying to make himself
comfortable for the night in the alley
back Of Carrico's Hotel and a kind
hearted cop escorted him to couch
N the cool dim recesses of the City
laiI.
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Tomato Catsur.

This recipe makes five quarts of
catsup. Reduce quantity as desired.
Wash and cut fine one peck of firm,
ripe tomatoes, and put in large pre-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

FORMAL school-Maltas.
Ikinner building-Lady Golden Eagles.
fleming building Mountain City
Lodge, K. of P.
. o. Q: +. hall-Patriarchs Militant.
l. o.so.F.
/ o. r.. M.
'ourt houseM Marion County Bar AS
ISOLATION.
Watson building Chamber of Com.
merce meeting at so'clock.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28

Coaling of Baltimore & Ohio en-
gtnes at the West Fairmont Shaft
mines of the Consolidation Coal COM
pany began today. A portion of the
coaling station was destroyed by fire
several months ago but repairs have
been completed and engines are again
haipor nnaIad thana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01
.ENCUENTRA ECO N
EXCITATIVA DE
T IA PRENSA"

La axcitativa hecha al perloiismo
mexicano por La Prensa" en- el re-
ciente editorial titulado "E! Per;o-
dismo Nacional" fue acogida por ell
importante diario la Patria" lie Ell
Paso, Texas. que reproduce rase ar
ticulo V 10 aprueba en- cl ccmentario
Que mace para presentar / sus !ectO-
res nuestro editorial.
AgraG2cemos a La Patria' h
atencion que nos dispense Y nos sen
limos s~atisfechos de esa muestra de
aprobacion de uno de los periodico5
roliticos mas significados del perio-
Gismo mexicano en- el eNtranjero.
Ell comentario de LA Patria' cstd
concebido en- los siguienJcs terminus:
Ell PERIODISMO NACIONAL
%Baio el titulo anterior, nuestro CO.
lega La Prcnsa," de San Antonio,
Texas. publica IN magnifico editorial
relative a la unif:cacion meXiCana. :"
ell cual rc~producidos con TODD gusto.
porque confirma plenamcnte cuanto
eXpus!mos dcsde ell principle de nucs-
ira labor. al comenzar las taneas de
La Patria." segun ~recordarar nues-
tros l~ectoreS.
En- aquella OCCASION. ZEN que no sc
preveian los acontccimientos que III
tinlamente Sc han registrado. habla-
mos del peligro er que nuestra naclo-
'nalidad estaba 81 no procurabamos la
union dc les meXicanos, e msistlmos
en- ediciores posterioreS Y 10 nemos
sr2rlido ha.iendo tambien hasta la
fecha, po:que cstamos plenamente
~corvcuciGos de cue 81 no nos unimos
vendran acontecImientoS que nos for
! cen a urirncs, V 81 ahora tcnemos que
! iamenrar. aGemas de nuestra division
de partidos en- ei eXtranIero, el eXclu
! siviSmo deSastrCso lie Carranza, ,cS
nuestro Lehcr dejar la responsibility
cad d este FOR su ~insenSata tetarudeZ
: hacer nosotros cuanto podarlos por
cvitar, de n@estra parte, males mayo
Tres para nuestro pals, pueS no cree
mos, no pcdremos Greer jamas, que
ell pueblo meXlcanO de buena fe, Sc
cundc mas ALA esa actitud nacional-
mente funeraria del ex-primer Jefe.
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jHA Tornado I'D. FL
les
HORRIBLEl
Fl Calcmel eS azogue Y actua como
dinamlta sohre 81 higado.

FL calomel 10 hace perder TODD IN
ala. I'd. Sabe 10 que cs el Gallo
mel? >encjllamente el calomel eS
mercurio, azogue Y por 10 tanto e.
algo peligroso. Afecta directamente
a Ia bills y origina fuerteS calam-
breS q qUIsn 10 usa. Fl calomel alta
"a tambien a los huesos Y por clio
-es que nunca Geberia tomarse.
Cuando Sc sienta bilioso, conStipa-
DO, eXtrenido o Modesto, en- cuGlQuie-
"a forma que sea, Y que I'd. crea ne
ceSario tomar una GoSiS del peligro-
so calomel, recuerde que en- cualquie-
"a drogueria puede adquirir una bote-
La granGe de "Dodson'S Liver Tone"
cue eS IN medicamente meramente
vegetal V agradable para tomarse V
que conStiuye I'M perfecto sustituto
del calomel. ESta garantizado cue
normalizara las funciones del higa-
DO de una manera natural Y que no
proGucEa S~alvicacion.
No tome calomel. Lo hara Sentir-
Sc enfermo al dia siguiente Y Sc We
,ra obligado a perder TODD un dia de
trabajo. "Dodson's Liver Tone" 10
aliviara por complete Y hara que Sc
Sienta perfectamente bien. Tambien
puede administrarsele a los ninos,
pues como antes dijimos, es verdaGe-
ramente ~nofensivo y nunca origina
colicos. (Adv.)
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VIC por sus ~fueros, Y que consiguio
arrancar espontaneos> aplausos del
publico que 10 seguia con ell interes
que despierta ell ~personaje que ca
racteriZ6. Fl senior Clark, discreto
y cantando ajustado al pentagrama.
Les demas artistas en- sus puestos
Y ell c%orjunto. segun la expression de
persona cue conoce de estos %achaques,
una "Sangre de Artista" como ma
tempo que no Sc veIa en- San Anto-
Mo.
Laurita Miranda. la tiple graciosa
Y pizpereta que Sc ha conquistado a
publico del "Nacional" con 81 palmi-
to V sus buenas disposiciones artis-
ticas. tanto en- esta obra como en-
la de Ia tarde, estuvo bien, muy bien
Y asi Sc 10 hizo entender el publico
con sus apIausos.
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BESIDE hoy Uueluen a regir
las tarifas postoles anti
guas para Ia cores
pondencia

Ell porte regular para la correspon-
Gencia. voIvera a ser, desde hoy, pri-
nero dc julio. cl mismo que estaba
en- vigor antes de que fuese aumen-
tado como conSecuencia de Ia guerra.
ESQ es, que las cartaS que durante
un lno proxirlamentc fueron despa-
Chada5 con estampil!as de tres GER.
-aJc&. 10 Seran en- 10 successive con solo
dos ~csA'a:'oS. rs dccir, que desapa-
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Regisuo Civil!
NACINIENTOS

IA Otic:na de SaIub-idad &c Ia Ciuiad.
-eristrv aver las Dartidas Ge nacin1lento cue
q continuation - cSrresan
In uiho 10 Trinidad Cortinds y 10 "a Sc
nora Ladislaca VI. de Cortinas. en- la Gale
10 Casanova -.
Una nina 10 Ped- Mendc1 y DC Ia s.1cz
Aurora c. lie Ncndcz. en- Ia Gale d Perez
l-2S.
Ina rira dc Pedro Neudcz = dc "A ,cac-a
Hera julia R. de Saucedo. en- IA Gale dc F-io
SIS = medic.
In niHo dc Carlos Idus-tc = - n -s6o-a
Paula r &C Iduarte. en- Ia ca'lc Dc SUI Con-
r-u> -.
IN ai7o O. Jose Navejar y dc IA sonora
Macedonia l.. dc Nayejar.
Ina nina de FIsvio Celest'no y de a Sc
nora Jus'a ; dc Cclestino, en- ia caIle dc
Leon. Jos.
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PERDIDA I%RREPARABLE

Cada dia que pasa sin que Sc aprenda
Ell ingles, Sc pierde tempo y dinero
NUENA IORk,-Especla,.-Es in
dudable que ell conocimiento del in
giles es indispensable para TODD en-
tranjero que desea conseguir mejores
coiocaciones Y mayores sueldos.
Tn folleto de 63 pagipaS describe,
de maner clara Y precisa, IN ma
ravilloso metodo para aprender a ha-
blair. leer Y eScribir el ingles sin ne
ceSidad de If q una escuela, con solo
escuchar discoS fonograficoS prepa-
radios especialmente para este fin.
Los editores de este folieto. Cortina
Acadmy Suite "a, y E. 40 St, New
York, Sc complaceran en- enviar uno
gratis a ouien 10 Solicite.
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MATRIMONiOS

la Secretarja del Condado cN?id'5 aver lbs
hrcrci2s cue 4 continuation &c cNgrcsan. pa
n cue rueca2 c~ontrGcr matrimy0jO. las per
av1aS cue 10 so,iritaron:
Alfonso Guerra COT JcsuSa ion-a-a.
ArceDlo A=uilar con Angc,a san Miguel.
'"Sc PeGroza con Ht-tc7SiI M1.tincE.
Gu. Eamirez con Virginia Ortiz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-01

recaran las estampillas moradas pa.
ra due entren nueyamente en- 'moda
las estampillas roJas.
En- cuanto a las tarjetas poStales'
iculmente volveran a tener su Quota
antigua: este Is. Ia de IN ceEtavo
Estos prccios seran para Ia CO.
rrespondcncia enviada a traveS de los
E.stados Unidos Y para Mexico, Cuba,
Filipinas. Panama y ell Canada.
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SOciales y P~ersonaIes
EN- SAN ANTONIO

rc,dc azcc a,=unos Iias So. encuont-, o.,
H~;1 c'Gdar. ei - Don Las 8. Nr4ia. quicr
'ln" = San Antonio con 81 objoto dc que.
pc- NJ coupe-e1te c~irujanc. l. fuc-a grar-
tc2az ana opcgacion \ Su cspcsa n Sra.
N&FmeA FIaco de Acuna. operation ru- con
;odo vNi:o o iue rcchs "a
Ianble1 So cncuentra en- csta. 81 s.. E.
Ecsio H.. Acuna. hHrmanc % Don luis. ouicn
con su f7@iha rsta radisado en- IA -iudad DC
= Habana.
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jSehoras! I'm cults fino
es Ii gloria de toda muja.
NADIA hay tan attractive.

Las impcrfeccioncs del cults On
causadas por entorpecimlento del
Higado. Unos dias dc tratamic"to
con las Pildoritas del Dr.. Carter
para ell Higado haran mas para pu-
riticar cl CUTS Y r~estaurarle la loza-
MIA propia de II caDai salud a las
mejillas, que cuantas cremas y atei-
ties Sc han inventado en- ell mundo.
Alivian positivsmente cl Estrcni-
miento, p~uritican cl Higado y dist
pan la Indigestion, los Exccsos de
Bib y los Marcos.
Absolutamcntc ~inofensivas y es-
trictamcntc vegetables.
Fl laxantc ideal para hombrcs,
mdjcres Y nIios.
De venta en- todas las boucas.
Prccio. Is ccntavos. Cada irdsco
contienc 40 rildoritas.
POGO tamano
Poca dosis H.
POGO costo ACARIERS
Las Iegitlmas han de TnTH
llevsr esta flrma IVER
@~%~SN&s..ss
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DE- 0

En- viaic i ncgocioz ha lcraGo 2 San
Antonio. NrCeedcHtc IL Ea-lc Pas. TsNas.
Ct S"ncr Don Martin Perez. hacendaJo De
Ia region tel Bravo.
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Por eL Teatro Nacionql
REAPARICION DEL BARITONE DE LEON

Despues de unos dias de ausen-
cia del escenario del Teatro Ma
clonal motivada por una enferme-
dad que lie ataco a la garganta,
81 primer Baritone V director de
Ia Compania Caussade de Leon,
senior Angel de Leon, hara su
reaparicion esta noche con la pre-
ciosa opereta "El Soldado de
Chocolate. Al deer de personals
que en- dicha cbra 10 han visto
TRAFALGAR, ell baritone de Leon Sc
distingue por la propiedad con que
Ia interpreted.
La presentation del domingo
La function del domingo anterior
Ell la noche Sc cubri0 con la aplau-
dida opereta en- tres actos San
gre de Artista", en- cuyo desem-
peno tomar9n parte todos los de
la Compania que aetna en- este
Coliseo.
Esta ha sido una de las veladas
en- las que el exito artistico ha CO.
rrespondido con Ell pecuniario. Los
dos departamentbs del salon esta-
ban literalmente llenos Y en- los
artistas Sc dejo yer desde ell prln-
cipio de la representation ell deseo
de la obra a la altura
en- Tue SUI libreto y su muslca Ia
han co!ocado. Y 10 sonsIguleron'
La sonora Cav SADIE de Leon, nos
nor una vez mas, Cue posee, adena
re gu hermos. 4oz grandes dotes 1
artista dramatica, las que de!lo cor
firmadas en- Ia naturalidad con gu
verified las dificiles transiciones, q
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