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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
Ciuic Bodies to Help
Name Food Director

Civic organizations and the Com
mercial club will be asked to suS-
gest someone to fill the position as
head Of the Wayne county food organ
ization, left vacant by the resignation
Of Harry N. Gilbert, and it is prob
able that the new head Of the Or
ganization win be appointed Monday
or Tuesday Of next week. Several
names have been proposed to II. e.
Barnard. head OF the state organize
ton. and from these the appointment
will be made.
A letter accepting his resignation,
was received by Gilbert Friday, and
he was asekd at that time to make an
e.Iort to obtain a man to take his
place. According to the letter re-
ceived by Gilbert, the greater part
of the work in adjusting food prices
will fall on the shoulders Of the Fair
Price committee, Of business men,
merchants and representatives Of la
Dor organizations.
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had been but one thought uppermost
in this mans mind, the welfare of his
little motherless girl. Misguided
though his methods may have been.
devious the ways in which he amassed
a fortune yet there was at least one
pure thought and motive behind those
methods. In his early days he had
known poverty and restitution, attend
ant upon the haphaZard life of the
Playground. and he determined that
his daughter should never know
hunger nor want.
But in all of his schemings and
plottings and plannings, the ex-"shell.
game" expert had failed to make due
allowance for the natural workings of
the law Of compensation, and so the
inevitable happened: the gambler
reaped as he had sown, having for
years sat in darkness, with his heart
bound in iron and his soul imprisoned
behind gates of brass!"
1t is an enthrallingly interesting
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and money away from him, sends
him home. He finds 1t a delightful
novelty when the proprietor and the
gang leaders welcome him as the Colt
Kid, a western badman who has just
been released from Joliet and whom
they have been expecting for some
time.
A beautiful girl, Joan Gray, who is
apparently one Of the sirens OF the
establishment, sees In him cham
pion to protect her from the advances
Of Coast-to-Coast Taylor, criminal
and gang leader. embraces him and
announces that he is her man.
David automatically avoids becom-
ing entangled in any of the crooks
hold.ups and crimes, but finds It hard
to keep his reputation as a bad man.
His opportunity comes when Coast an
nounces that a wedding is to be held
in a swell society home, which, it
transpires, is the home of David him
self, and his sister is the one to be
married. He tells Coast he wilt do
this Job. Herewith starts a compiled
ton that terminates in one Of the
most masterful situations ever screen
ed. James Cruze directed and an ex.
cellent cast supports the star.
1.-The Peace OF Roaring River" Pap.
line Frederick's newest Goldwyn Pic.
ture which will be seen at the Wash
ington Theatre beginning Wednesday
promises to surprise admirers OF the
star.
Written by George e. Van Schaik
and directed by Victor L. Schertzin
ger, the drama tells the story OF
Madse Nelson miss Frederick) and
the curious circumstances which take
her into the life Of Hugo Ennis
(Thomas Holding). The latter has a
Continued on Page Three)
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At THE THEATERS.
Murray.


Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Peggy Hyland in Cheating Herself
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Billie Rhodes in The Love Call"
Warrington.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday-June
Caprice and Creie hton Hale in 20,
Boy"
Wednesday and Thursday-Pauline
Frederick In The Peace Of Roaring
River"
Friday and saturday-Alice Brady
in His Bridal Night"
Murrette.
Monday and Tuesday-Marguerit
Clark in Three Men and A Girl"
Wednesday and Thursday ~ Vivian
Martin in You Never Saw Such A
Girl"
Friday and Saturday-Frank Keen
an in Gates of Brass"
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MURRAY,


Peggy Hyland. the motion picture
star, always has maintained that little
pigs are her favorite pets. But Charles
Mortimer Peck, the scenario writer
always has been inclined to doubt her
word. Whenever Miss Hyland said
she loved to cuddle little pink pigs
Just as much as she liked to cuddle
puppies, Mr.. Peck whispered:
mo one has ever seen you do IT.
SO how can we believe you?
Mr. Peck was not contented until
he gave the pretty star an opportunity
scenario in which he purposely ar
ranged some stunts with little pigs
His scenario called for Miss Hyland
to pick up two baby pigs out of their
sly and carry them, one under each
arm, into the house. She was to tuck
the pigs into bed, and later send them
flying down the laundry chute. Mr.
Peck believed the mischievous star
would balk at this performance.
He was agreeably disappointed
when Peggy Hyland, without muir
muir, went through the action that was
required of her, and added a few
points of her own She succeeded in
convincing Mr.. Peck that she is really
fond of baby pigs. Her only protest
came when she had to drop the pink
things down the laundry chute.
ITS a bit too cruel" she urged.
The moment the pigs arrived at the
bottom of the chute Miss Hyland hur-
ried to see whether they needed first
aid after their fall. Although they
had received no injuries. she petted
them and fed them sugar and lemons.
Peggy Hyland and her little pigs
may be seen in Cheating Herself, a
William Fox production, at the Muir
ray theatre, beginning on Monday
next.
Shirley Mason, the diminuative
Paramount star, is at the Murray to-
day and Sunday in The Rescuing
Angel"
The Rescuing Angel" is a screen
version of Clare RUNNERS lay, in
which Billie Burke starred. The play
has been scenarioized by Edith Ken.
nedy, who kept Miss Mason in mind
as the heroine.
Shirley, you see, is made love to by
two suitors, both of whom have money,
and an old boyhood lover who has no
money and very little brains, besides.
When she turns the youthful idol
down for one Of the men with money,
he sees one reason: that she is marry
ing the man for his wealth. It's a
good theory, and a little flattering to
the boy, but it's all wrong, William,
it's all wrong.
But, after the ceremony, the young.
ster tells the millionaire that his mil
lions have become between Shirley
and her True Love.
And that self-rpade man, who never
fell for any trick Of an opponent, swal
lowed 1t without single grain OF
salt.
The Love Call" is the most uni
versal thing in the world, and the
most insistent "Tis love that makes
the world go round" and to the gold
en- voiced summons Of love, rich and
poor, man and woman, old and young
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I respond. All else pales into insight
icance, for where love Is, happiness is
found. It is the world-old quest OF
mankind, a thirst, which Is never
stated, the desire of the moth for the
| star, OF the night for the morrow"
When mate first called to mate.
creation began, and so the search for
affinity is the one dominating factor In
life.
In The Love Call" a photo-drama
! starring Billie Rhodes, at he Murray
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, is told
the story Of a whole-souled but Hitter
ate girl Of the western country, who
sacrificed her opportunity to become
an educated lady" to make happy the
man who loved her.
A story Of tragedy, pathos and
humor. daring in conception and orig
inal in its unfolding, with striking
scenes of the primitive life OF the
cattle country.
Kid Allen, the heroine Of the play,
answered The Love Call" for her
heart was true and her mate wanted
her.
The production was made by Will
liam Louis Chaudet. The cast in
cludes William Dyer. Art Hoxen, T.
Lloyd Whitlock. and Harry T. Do
we're.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
What would you do If your twin
sister ran away with your husband on
your bridal night? Well, that's just
what happened to vi Playfair, but 1t
was mostly her own fault.
The night before Wis wedding to
Joe Damorel, she tells her twin sister,
Tiny, that she is going out for one
more little lark with Lent Trevett. But
be FORE vi has an opportunity to meet
Lent, Tiny goes to him and Lent be-
lieves that he is kissing his own vi.
The next day, Immediately after the
wedding ceremony, Lent tells vi that
she belongs to him, as he Is the only
one who really loves her, and that
Joe Is bullying her and has stolen her
from him. When Joe comes into his
wife's room a few minutes later, she
is nothing like a sweet little bride
ought to be. She tells him that he
on their honeymoon, which he has
kept as a surprise for her, or she will
rot go with him. He leaves the room.
hurt and disguised. Lent comes out
Of a closet, in which he has been
hiding. and persuades vi to go away
with him.
Tiny enters the room just In time to
see vi and Lent in a fond embrace
and thinks that as long as vi has
stolen Lent, the man she loves, why
should she not run away with Joe!
So she gets into a dulicate of her
sisters going-away suit and goes down
to meet Joe, who is pleased to see
that his little bride has come back to
her senses. Just as vi is about to
leave the house she hears shouts of
Good luck to the bride"-and sees
Tiny going off with her Joe. She gets
into her racer and follows them, and
Lent in his car follows her.
Full Of pep" laughs and thrills,
His Bridal Night" in which Select
Pictures rcsents Alice Brady, can be
seen on Friday and Saturday at the
Washington Theatre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
MURRETTE

Wallace Reid, one of the most ideal
of all screen heroes, portrays one OF
his most effective hero roles in his
new Paramount picture, The Love
Burglar" a perturbation Of the sue.
cessful play "One OF U.s." by Jack Lait
Mr.. Reds part is that Of a young
clubman who goes to a disreputab Bile
slum saloon to fnd his erring brother
and after taking all of his valuables
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
piPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA, ALL
GONE, REPORTS Or. kINsEY

The recent scare OF diphtheria has
practically passed away, according to
DR.. J. H. Kinsey, who said Saturday
morning, that no new cases had been
reported to the city health board in
the last few days.
Influenza and typhoid are also on
the wane, as little or no cases Of the
diseases have been reported this week
The Bank of England has thirty.two
mefhods of detecting forged nnfes
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16

and Tuesday in her latest photoplay,
Three Men and Girl" picturiza.
ton of Edward Childs Carpenters
play Of "The Three Bears" which
scored a decisive hit in New York in
October, 1917. In this charming pic
ture. Miss Clark appears as Sylvia
Weston, young woman who rebels
against her proposed wedding with a
rich old man whom she hated, and
who later comes in contact with three
bearlike men who hate womankind.
She subsequently brings them to her
feet by the magic of her personality
and charm.
The photoplay is one Of exceptional
interest and 1t affords Miss Clark an
other delightful role. She has few if
any superiors In her presentation of
delightful girl transformations, and
her admirers have another pleasing
hour in prospect, which her character
ization in Three Men and a Girl
incures them.
If you are girl, you have possibly
had the pleasure Of going through an
old trunk. full Of gowns Of days gone
by, that has been standing for years
in the attic. If so, you will appreciate
the episode in Vivian Martins new
Paramount picture. You Never Saw
Such Girl" which will be shown
at the Murrette theatre next Wednes-
day and Thursday.
1t is through the old trunk that
the heroine Of the story finds a clew
to her relatives and goes forth in
search Of them. How she finds, in
stead, romance, love. fortune and adj
venture, makes up one Of the most
charming stories imaginable.
The picture should prove a most
welcome attraction. There is much
comedy and a wholesome charm that
is undeniable about this photoplay
which was written by Marion Fairfax
from a novel by George Weston. Har-
rison Ford is leading man and Robert
G. Vignola director.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16
MIIRREITE.

MURRETTE.
J. Hatfield Blake. millionaire pro-
moter OF big real estate deals, had
risen from the ranks Of the county
Playground "shell-game" operators.
Throughout his entire career there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-16

The Love CALI is the most uni
versal thing in the world, and the
most insistent. "Tis love that makes
the world go round" and to the gold
en- voiced summons Of love, rich and
poor, man and woman. old and young,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

CLOTHING STORE For SALE
son ! mn Nv tho oil business and
haven't time 10 look after business This
store " a fortune for man who can give
pcvOnni attention. Stock invoices
about go coo. nstures 5000. will sell
for pO cents on the dollar paid income
tax On over ~ OO0 fof 1917 hest ioca-
tlun. four-y"ar lease. Roy Reynolds.
Hcnrycttn. Okli.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

gains. all rires. both new and sl'Eht-
" uA.P fountains. can save you money:
easy monthly payments. will include In
snmc contract all fixtures necessary tn
open drug or confectionery store. Write
or wire Grosmnn Fountain Co. 2iOs
Swias Ave. Dallas. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
OFFICES AND SToREROOMS
FOR RENT
iIiscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

enough for cars. 1900 per month.
40 West 9th Walnut b3gd.
Syk KENr-Garnge. 1924 W, 9th.
Ion RENT cheap, sOi East Grand, good
oa q storeroom, warehouse or restau-
Sank. Call Maple s6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

FOR RENT-East front, choice ioca.
tion, brick iSxi00 feet, shslyed for
dry goods and groceries. q. q, Hostut.
lsr. Custer City, Okla.
For BALE- Exclusive sales agency
for large and prosperous territory for
popular sailing line medium priced cars
and trucks. Including stock cars, ETC..
nov on hand; eio.oM wil handle. 4
for hustler Urgent estate matters d.
mandlng owners entire time and attsn-
ton. Address d. B., Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MEMS oyrrcoa,s, mackinaws, rain
coats, loft In pawn, sell cheap Smiths
rnwn shop, II South broadway.
FOR SALE Two second hand boilers
" In the market. u VII pay you 10 In.
yes,iEato these. Wylla lif0s Co. $50
West Grand
TWO enamel show cases 1900 10
y. Brondway.
For sALE-Cheap. indy's navy blue
broadcloih suit. never been worn
Hirc ~ was ordered out ~ city. could
not return. Cali Walnut 652i Mrs
Bryant
COMPLETE illuslfn,cd War History
sells for a. Send 1bc for one post
paid. save agents profit Dixie Co,
Hot Springs. Ark
FOR SALt.--Countof and showcase; (;
popcorn machine also; good order.
good place for business. 40 n. Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
W(@SNN]ZAG] & G(@)

Farm Department
Phone Walnut II ;0sh West Main
FOR sAIE-:iV acre farm In Bitter
Creek bottom. near Chickasha. CAL
Walnut 66I1
FOR BARGAINS In farms, ranches and
Y city property. write T.. y. Anderson.
the Bonded Real Estate and Loan Man,
Alva. OKLA, Boz 3t.
FoR sALE-improved to.scre tract !
miles cast Of Robinson on South 23rd
~. Inquire Acme Milling Co.
FOR sALE-Three small farms. so 10
100 ncfcs. near Stockynrds. at bar
gain prices II sold soon. Write or call
at w. 9TH 81, Oklahoma City
I1f 20 NFon SALE on TRADE
WV fWW III acres Y mile from
w Ns ~ good little town. school
and churches A dandy good 6-room
bungalow. screened In porch, basement.
good chicken house. fair barn md other
outbuildings. s5 acres In cultivation, -
ncres In creek bottom. balance In pas
turc: acres in alfalfa. 10 acres In
wheat; dandy littls country home.
would exchange for residence here In
the city. Listing 1000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

so ACRES. all in cultivation. 7S acres
branch bottom alfalfa land on inter
urban. . miles south Of Shawnee; =
room house. we'll. possession now. Price
81 900 Leroy Taylor. Mammoth BidS''
shawnee. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
81 Sl5(D

FOR SALE-By owner, III acres ranch
place In southwest Delaware county,
$3.50 per acre. if2 acres prairie. out
side range. plenty Of water. good head
duRrtering place. on east and west
highway, Terms to suit purchaser. Own
er heavily In debt. c. l.. Pratt jr..
Pryor. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

WWMNM ACFEs, sy,ry foo! 81.
Wv wv Yukon, miles from III
Reno; all fenced and cross. .fshced; 100
ncres IN cultivation: ono OF the best
farms In the stata OF Oklahoma: on
good road, close TO school: excellent
wnter. priced to sell; an inspection
means buy, II you mean business. List
Ing 3.O0s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
KoDAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work Write for price
list We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfall Drug Company. okla
homa City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

foR sALl:--Wl Widely krown plcatius and
hutton business. good money M ket.
Must be sold nt once; good reason for
selling 800 baltimore iilig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07

WANTED--Fiye or six-room bungalow
or cottage, have b-pessenger touring
car and cash ms first payment. Cali
Walnut 332S after 6 o'cloct.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

J. q TOLAND, Humboldt, Illinois,
grower and supplicr OF all kinds OF
field and garden seeds. FIRST seed bust.
ness established In central Illinois for
the growing and curing ot seeds. one
OF the largest broom corn seed growers
In the world Wlite for free catalogue.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07


A BUSINESS opportunity; our dry
goods store Tor sale. Onr of the fih"rt
and most up.to- date storos In ~, city.
Goods bought on old mnfke, WIN sell
~ bargain for cash or part cash and
terms IN balance. Invoice about f2h On0.
Jones' Dry Goods Co. 9Th and Folk
streets, Amarillo. Texas.
An ELEVATOR for sale located IN
good. small grain country; retail feed
and coal business established. sos
Drain Exchange Bldg
ron SALE-Ovner. 81. 900 stock staple
groceries, cheap rent; well located:
good cash busineHs. givo good tsrmH. or
take small rental property. or good nu.
tomobilo ms part, Box 1eJ. Norman.
okla
EXCELLENT location for moving pic
tutc show. good town 900 populn
tion: no show here; rent reasonable.
Address J. l.. Landlord. Sentinel. ONa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-07
FINANCIAL

WANTED TO borrow s7O,O 900 private
money on is0, ,ooO inside property
u-l00, care Okahoman.
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HAY AND GRAIN

SHIPPERS Quote us prices all kind.
hay, carloads only Address sol
Campbell Bldg, Oklahoma City.
TWENTY cars good alfalfa hay Tor
sale. J. J, Ewert, Lindsay. Okla.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ANTFD 10 buy 10 rooms OF iufnl
tuto, also bedding and dishes, pay
highest cash price. walnut 5Jss'R.
FRANZ PREMIER Electric Carpet
cleaner, very cheap. Walnut i2sf
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
BY c. A. VOICHT

yN~~~~-~,>~~-'~~--N>~~ ~~>>~--r>~>~>r>>|>N>>~S~S~~
1918 ROADSTER. five wire wheels. five
tires. paint good. motor In first class
condition. car has been run about 3.i00
miles. has not been driven OF pave
ment. rrice right. Call Maple 3sS3.
1911 FORD Coupe with electric starter;
1911 Ford Roadstet. both same as
new; forced TO sell l2s W. 10Th. Wal
nut 1891
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,Nyep neS ACRES ot excellent soil.
wv ny Il nice orchard on H.. I
w 49, blocks from carllne. on
good read no improvements. all In cul-
tivation, price 81 800 an investment
that viii maxi. you money. Listing ;sss.
Good terms
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12

lor. Los peri0dicOs dc la Habana que
han enviado sus reporteros a bordO,
dicen que la version mas acertada es.
la dc que ell Bjbo solo tuvo pol., e,jje-
to sllStracr sNlGcumentoSsd que So dice
tqtc llcra el licenciado Gonzalez para
aclaraF algulos asuntos impor:antes
irelacIonadOs con SUI administration.
| EE'r"vistado por un pcriodista el
Lie, Gonzalez atirm6 que VA Costa ri
ca para hacer yer al pals la infamia
iquc SC cometi0 con sus intereses du-
ranto 81 periodic de la dictadura V a
cXhlhr los dOcumentos que coliprue-
ban la verdad dc sus aflrmacIones
Dice pGr iiltimO lei interGs de uuie-
nes viclaron mi equipajc esti lie ma
nlfcSto no pOdfa ser 0tro qu" apo
deralse dc los documcnt0s con due voy
IA causlr un vrrdaderO aSolnbro. p0r
las intamiaS que. van a qucGar deS-
cubic ltaS. Muy ingenuos. fueYon los
pcrSrguidores de mis- documentoS al.
icrecr que yO los tenia abandonados
la incrrta Scguridad de un bauI Ellos.
tcStan "A buen recaudo Y son tar opors
tunas las medidas que tome aaticipa-
idamenie que crec va Sc hallen los do.
,c'lmcntos en- mi patria. Por otrl par
to 70 tcnfa motives para so>rcchar
que dcr,e mi salitia' de Nueva York
ise me Segufa pOr cl deSeO lie .apode-
rarsc Ge mis- papcles. Como u&tcdes
ven, una vcz mas, los intcresa,oS en-
este nuevo crfmen no pueden haber-
fracasado mas acknowledgements
a Ultima hora sc dice que en- las
nucvas rondaS que Sc han practica-
do Sc ha descubierto la p6rdidl de al
gunOS valOres.
Las inyestigaciones coutintan, hay
.varioS sospcch0sOs detcnidos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-12
Los. E1DRONES PRETENDIlN RO
Bar Los PAPELES DEL LICEN
CI1DO GONZALEZ

Ell citGd0 er-preSideHtc dice qHe tSios
sc haitian segoOs y cstdn nj en-
costa Ricd
El veintid6s del pasado mes i.tracd
en- las hOras dc la mallana q vapoi
americana "Turalba" en escala para
Costa Rica. \ bortlo> de dicho vapol
venfa un buen ndmerO de paSi ieros
entrc ellOs el licenciado Alfredo Gmzh-
lez fi0res. eX-preSidente de 1t Repd-
blica lie Costa Rica. quien venfa de
Nucva York. dOnde permaneci0 In ma
Iy0r parte del tempo desde que fu6 de,
lrrocado del podcr por Su ministro de
Guerra, General Federico Tin2co, en-
1917,
Poro hacfa que habfa llcgado eI va
por cuandO uno de los pasa jcrO., que
ycnia con dcStinO la Habana ST que
ji6 al cHpitan de que Su equipaie habia
Sido alberto viOlcntamentc au2 cuan-
do no lc faltaba NADIA habfa enc JEtrado
todos >us papeleS Y ropaS On coinpleto
|desorden. Embellishments ordCn0 al
captain que bajara las bodegaS uno
de los 0ticales iniciara la avvrigua
ci0n correspondence.
Goa gran sorpresa, q Official cncar-
sado dc la Investigation pudo cercio-
rarse DC que Ell ladr0n ladrOlrs ha-
bfan alberto la casi totalidad de los
equipajcs. fracturando tOdas las cerra-
duras rompiendo los bauIes. Lo ra-
10 del case era que no Sc notaba la
desaparicion de los objetos de valor,
nj ain la de algdn diuero que liza ell
tire los citados equipajeS.
Tambi6n llam0 mucho la atrnci6n
que los baules que mas maltratO ha-
bfan iecibido Y los que estaban mas
en tleSorden eran los del Licchciad0
Gonzalez FL senior Eduardo Domin-
guel. dice qeu tantO Il 81 como al licen-
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