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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-22
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WAS READY TO DIE
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ut sueh asins IN wsiGht, Il nust s.
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t.itivs ioed "a > soes.dtive ~:
sins: It restasss heakhy. 1asu, q
sssd II pm and physies. Il Pro.
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digestive 0gAns 4 aaps e assna:
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eaten With Q seeoa Hke - 0seQ.
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0DIXI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-22
WED TWO MONTHS:
WANTS DIVORCE

Martha Elsnha1gsr fled . pati-
ton for divo1ca from Grant Elem
ba4gef n The carcuit court today
ON grounds Of cruelty.
The coaDae waa married IN New
port, Ind, Sept. 20, 1918, and sep
srated Nov. 10. 1918. living together
less than two months. Mrs.. Elem
hanger states tn her pal1tioa that
hsg husband began hia III treat
ment he day altar they were mar
ried. Both parties are from Rock
Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-22
TO HOLD
CALM FRONT IN
COMING CRISIS


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WM maaAfain . steody 6e9e n
coDo thSse - . whosenSe smut
DOWN q AesoeSes IN tn1e eonsnaan-
aty on account Of ne coal shortaee,
Cn.IIes nea4n: memDe5 Oh .ne
erafinn ~ IAhor ana editor of the
inner psvsew- dacIarad tolay
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. .nns ~ se.aously eneS' is"u
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-22

Those IN charge Of plans for tho
dinner promise all the good things
Of . regular homo Thanksgiving
feed and = program and social time
to follow. The dining rooms yill
be appropriately decorated tor the
occasion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-22
Symphony Orchestra
Tickets Are Now on
Sale in the Tri-Cities

Tickets for Tn City Symphony
orchestra on sale In Rock Island
1t NoRbefg music house, Bowihyt
and CS0le's. In Moline at Nor
beeH's. Ramsdell's and CArlson
Bros - for the course
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

presentaba en-. Puerto Rico. Cuando
llegamosi Al Municipal sonaban los
primeros acordes de la magistral ober-
tura. La concurrencia no era tan nu-
nerosa como Sc esperaba. Los diIettall-
ii sc reservan para DIR al tenor Mar
tin, en- cuyo honor han sonado las
trompetas dc Ia f;sna.
ia yergeri, Lucia Fernandez Flo
res, Picchi han reviyido en- el Mu-
nicipal la antigua partit,ira Es de-
nasiado ocra para los artistas que Ia
lesempenaroa. FL cuadro dramati-
20 de la companla 10 es acceptable.
LOS artistas, Goa Ia .mejor buena vo-
untad, trataron dc sacar adelante n
Ia obra pero cl peso de esta los abru-
maba como 81 cargasen sobce sus hom-
bros una losa dc plomo. La invoca-
cion Ia luna, aira dc uAa ternura
exquisita de una bcllcza cmotiva pa
SO inadvertida para el pdblico. Esta
bella invocation, Ia c6lebre CGsto Di-
"a, SC impone por ST sola. Els eI nume-
ro mas hcrmoso de tola Ia obra, des-
pu6s de la obertura. Tuvo una inter
pretacion insuiicientc POGO calurosa.
Lucia Fernan1,2 Flores y la
Yergeri hicieron IN tour de. force
enorme, trataro1 &c levantar In mole
que tenian encima, pero el peso era
demasiado, Y sucumbieron fatalmen-
te en- la lueha.
III tenor Arenscn. como siempre.
America Mancini necesitaba un tenor
de marca, pero va tenemos en- la tgop-
ppe Ricardo Martin, que es un can
tante de muchos quilates.
La arpista no comparecio anochc.
Parecc que la apologize del simpati-
co cronista Luis Diaz Caneja ha he
cho impression.
Cuando termino la representation
estaba como 81 hubiera ingerido una
fuerte doss de opjo. FL maestro Bura-
ii Ballester sc encargaron de revi-
virme con una inyeceion de-. "mu-
sica prohibita"
r. II. M.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
rET1c1oNEs Y MEMoRrALEs

149.-De Ia Association Local de Macs.
tros d. San Lorenzo, solicitando que
Sc apruebe una ley fjando los sueldos
de los profesores, dc acuerdO con la
Petici6n del Comit6 Executive de la
Association de Maestros.
150-Del ssiior Angel San Antonio,
de Moca, solicitando una beca para es.
tudiar en- Ia Escuela dc Agriculture
de MayagIez.
151.--Del senior Belisario B0scana, de
Comerio, solicitando que, por una ley
sc erdsne los registradOres inscribir
sin defecto alguno los documentos Otor-
gados antes del de mario de 1906,
en- que aparezean 6rmando, adomas de
los testigos instrumentales, una, dos
mas personals, a nombrs . ruego del
otorgante otorgantes que no sabian
firmar, y disponiendose q cobfo dc cier-
tOs dercchas en- estos casos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
PEoYECTo DE LEY PARA FIJAB
Ell TERMINo DE JUEz DE PAZ

Decr6tasc por Ia Asaniblca Legisla.
tiva de Puerto Rico:
secci6n I.El t6rmino del cargo de
jpez de paz sera q dc cuatro amos,
Secei0n lI.---sc considerar1 cxpira-
10 q tcrmino dc todo iuez dc paz, nom.
.ssBaO anaesioFiaas a lasasigsseia
de esta ley, tan pronto como hubibre
tianscurrido ell termino expresado en-
la secci6n l. DIsPoNIENDoSE que di.
chos jueces continuaran desempehan.
do susf cargos hasta que sus sueesores
sean debidamente nombrado y tomen
possession.
secci6n III.-Toda ley parte de ley
que Sc oponga la pres ante queda por
esta derogada.
Seeci6n IV.--Se deelara por Ia pre-
sente que existe una emergencia para
la inmedita vigencia dc 10 presentc Y
por 10 tanto la misma comenEara o re.
cir tan pronto como sea aprobnda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

Preside Ia session de aver tarde el Sc
nor Juan B. lIuykc. La presencia De
las perSonas ajenas Ia Camara, que
con sus iusinuaciones los sehorcs Re
presentantes prolongan deuasiado los
debatcs,I continue aver igual que en-
dias anteriores ycl sehor Fulgencio ri.
nero pidi6 que Sc modifieasc el re.
glamento interior de Ia Camara ana.
d.tndoselc Ia siguicntc enmienda:
"Toda persona que ostente Ia re.
presentanrion dc algdn per6dico ten
drd libre acccso n salon dc sesiones,
sicmpreYquc 10 hicierc para confercn
ciar con los representatives acerca d.
asuntos legislativos y tales pcrsonas
deberan arreditar ante cl macero dc 70
Camra' la representation que ostcniun.
La cnmienda propuesta por cl sc
nor pihcro fue aprobada POr unanimi.
dad.
Sc puso discussion cl proyccto ud
nero so del Senado, cuyos autorcs son
ios scbores Martinez, Benitez Y Tizol.
vi mcpcionado proyocto fue aprobado
en- srgunda lectura despu6s dc habsr
sclc lccho aigunas cnniendas. A con
ljnuaci6n publicamos el proyccto en- ID
forma en- que fue cnmendado;
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
PRoYECTos DE LEY Y RESoLU-
Clones DE LA CAMARA EN- PRI-
MERA LECTURA

F. de Ia c. 217.-Por el senior Her
naiz: Para disponcr de- Ia cantidad de
trescientos cincuenSa rAil (s350.00o)
d6lares precedente de los fondos que
ingrese en- el Tesoro Insulnr, la Co.
mission de Alimsntos, como producto
dc beneficios obtenidos, para dedicarlOs
a obras dc utilidad pdblica especifcadas
en- la presente ley, y para otros fines. "
P. dc la G. 2ls.--Por el sshor Her
naiz: para imponer una contribution
equivalente cinco (5) cent6simas del
uno % por ciento a todo propictario
que posea un area dc mas de 600 acres,
y para Otros fines"
P. dc la c. 219.-Por los sefores Her.
naiz Y Romani: "Para hacer los es.
tudios de riego de la costa Este, com.
prendida de los pueblos dc LuquilIo,
RiRo Grande, Lola, Carolina, Trujillo
Alto y Rio Piedras; asignando 10 can.
tidad que fuere necesaria, y para otros
fines. !"
P. de la c. 22O.-Por los sehOres Her.
naiz y Pihero (FulgenciO): "'Para au-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
NORMA"

El libreto de Norma" fue escrito
por Felice Romani. La trama de la
obra esta basada en- una antigua le-
yenda francesa. La misica de la vie
jisima opera fue concebida por Vicen-
70 Bellini, estrenada por primera
vez en- Milan cl dia 26 DIG Diciembre
dc 1881
Por algun tempo cayo esta opera
ell el olvido. Fue revivida recientemen-
te, pero no ha tenido EN- estos tiempos
la calurosa aceptacion que tuvo en- la
epoca dc su primera aparicion. Nues-
tros conocimientos actuales han ref
nado nuestro gusto y han enriqueci-
do nuestra cultura. La musica lie los
autores modernos despierta en- noso-
tros cmocioncs mas profundas. La mt-
sica dc Wagner, por ejcmplo, pro-
funda, complicada, grave, solemne,
tiene siempre alg1n encanto nuevo pa
IA nosotros. No es la tonadilla mono
tona. acaramelada Y machacona que
culmina en- el inevitable agudo. No es
la romanza pegajosa, aderezada con
escalas dificiles, que podriamos lla-
mar acrobaticas, donde la soprano
ligera hacc juegos malabares y da
saltos mortales con la voz. La revou-
ci6n que operd Wagner Ell la musica
ha creado la escuela moderna, mas
humana, mas cientifica, mas en- rela-
cion con la vida, mas natural, mas ce-
rebral Verdi 10 comprendio asi c ini-
clio en- sus ultimas operas, (Oteilo,
FdLstoff y Aida una labor imperc-
cedora. Las nuevas tendencias leorien-
taron por un camino mas SECURE y sus
concepciones Sc vigorizaron de un mo-
do sorprendente. Desgraciadamente
fue tardia la evolucion del gran macs
tro, y la muerte lie sorprendi6 privan-
do al mundo de su genio fecundo.
Norma esta considerable por la cri-
tica como la obra maestro de Belli-
nj. Hacia muchos amos que no Sc re-
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ra imponer una contribution especial
que no cxceda Dc vcintc cineo (25l
cent6simas d,l uuo O) .por cicuto. IA
ra ser invcrtida en- obros de uiilidad
pGblica para otros fines
T. dc Ia G. e2l.-Por 81 sehor Mora
les Cabrera: Para ~ cstudio s rons
trucci6n de an pozo art siano ca II %
blado dc Palo scco, Dc u muuicipsli
dad dc Toa Baja: asgnando fondos
para clio, para otros fines
J.. d. ii d 2g2.-Por u senior Tex
dor Para enmcndar y ariicuio ise6
del C6digo Civil; Gjando = interss
Tue debe producer toda eantidad depo
sitada en- danIa, y para otros fines
7. dc 10 6. 223 Por II sc6or Texi
dor: Para cnmcndar las scccionos 4.
., y 10 de Ia l,y para doterminar e
procedimiento en- casos DC rcclamacio
nes dc traba jadorcs agricolas contra sua
paironos por salarios aprobada 81
novicmbre ~, 1917; asignsndo una can.
tidad dc dincro para ra.tos H. ,iair.
para otros fines"
i. a, Ia c. 22I.-Por los senorcs Al
drcy Texidor: Para cnmcudar Fl
titulo ~ sccci6n de n Lev No
36, titulada. boy para abolir tempo
ralmcn,e IN pepa do muer,e IN Puerto
Rico; enmendsr los arii,ulo- goe =
/ 2lg del C6dipo Penal. 81 ae7 dol Cs.lire
dc En- iniciamen,o Criminal y deroga,
los s3l Al s34. ambos inclusive. i,
sto cuerpo legal: para n formation
4 1e estadisticas csprriales. para otro.
fnes'
! ~ de IA a. .a.a15..-Ai'or aluenor 4 sa.iau.
\ (Antonio): Para II construction Il,
dos pozos afiesianos cn q pueblo Il,
Camuy: asienando los fondos nee sa
rios, y para otros fines
Z. dc Ia c. 2a6.-Por 81 senior Roma
nj: Para enmendor el articulo POO
del C6digo Politieo como qued6 snmsn
dado Dor Ia Lev de mario 10 dc 1901 =
T. de Ia G. gg7.-Por los sehofss u
gueroa Gonzalez Mena. Para en-
mendar las seccionss ! y 2 Dc n Ley
No "a De Ia Primcra Legislature de i
Novena Asambloa Legislative It. Puer
to Rico, aprobada en- noviembre II 4
1 1917.
7. dc 10 G. S2s.--Pof 81 senior Las
ira Charriez; Para invesiigaf Jos con
tratos dc arrcndamiento hcchos nom
bre del Pueblo de Puerto Rico sobr'
la propiedad del mismo, nombrando uua
comisi6n al efecio con facultsdes para
.actuar en- iodos aquellos casos On qu'
Sc hubierc ejercido cualquier proc Il
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES

eioncs por aeridrnfr tsi f
y de is d - rm ~ csH
Cuebi nrars snmeugaf S 80 a -
biirio ~ como o. 1 Hrls4a
rublisada pof "a pefsffaan 81
resorcria de rarfia Re fa etfss
haea
T. dc u q est Per Ies sa8~ Lss.
tn Chsrn lsatsle Fsu
esfableccr la Garsfa ua m
q Rice. tara oif fnrt
Y dc ia 4 c8s rct FL H#n
raa N roustrusr ft.s
sohfg - uo faaf nl
ripalidad ~ Auoee. IS auaa
me eoudues ie Auors Fsaas
Ioaa rrbana ds Affr
= D. De- G. e56 zee - a 81.
duguef Caneio. Goatsls Hs fss
tra Chaulst. Ohvau afsa F.tt
~ lAniouioI "ram ssfan. ies
requisites q1- dsbrn rsas - aafs
? enfermeras que = dstlra
eIrio A. dirha profstiaa .s fnt E
II pam otro. anr
y &. de u 4. aa.--Fef q ssaef HaT.
h. Para autcuEar q nae 81
Ilumaeao para disronsf Al rtf ic1
sobranie de- su pfsaap1ssi1 q iHlI.la
para dedicarlo tafllt alsaseafs tai
a.. A. HHH# 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
cABAILERO

visto la barbofis 60 ri0fgo.
San jose No. 2, San itsu. 3 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21

PARIS, 20-E Tratado de PaZ seguro sea
puesto la ma pr6xmo del corente, seg1n
cIaraciones del mnistro Estado frances Mr.. Pchon
La reina Isabel de Begca, soicitadO va la pIma
que Sc fnne.
AEcHARA a 4 PI0UE La ESCUADRA@ 81 ABR @ RgSA
EONDRES, mario 2o.-La escuadra intenta bombar
dear Riga cudad que los aIemanes mped Ia
invasion del boshevsmo Jos puebos cvizados de Europa
ngIatea ha dado nstruccones para tan prono zarpe
Ia oa rsa echen que escuadras que espan sus
vinientos
TRES MILLONES DE PESETAS PERDIDOS EN- BARCELONA
MADRID. mario 2o-Las perddas OcasiOnadas pO los hue
gustss Barcelona acanzan mones pesetas Fueon
produoidas pOr "a destruction de aImacenes.
REBELLION CONTRA LOS AMERICANOS
EN- Ell EXTREME ORIENTE
wAsHINoToNSmarzo 2oEI Depatamento de- Estado con-
neiisia de habe upoNento anialnerieano
Las tropas noreamecanas reconcentrando con
toda preniura vladivostok.
LOS ALADOS NO QUEREN RECIBIR AL REPRESENTANTE
DE SANTO DOMINGO
PARIS 2o--El periodico lie Journal" da la
cia de que Mr. cemenceau quere recb caacte de
prsidente de las coneDcas Paz Henquez
vaia psdene de Rep1bca Domnicana, quien popone
ecabar ante aquea magma AsambIea tenen
aci6n las pncpaes naciones del
Ia scberania de patra Rep1bca independence.
ENORME COMERCIO DE CAFE
La AMISTAD YANKI-ARGENTINA
WASHINGTON mario 2o-Ha sdo reanudado ell comercio
de cafe partdas foidabIes los Estados Undos
Argentina seandose odo mstad ambos paises
oobernO de Washington ha decidido
cdmara de Concrete excusvamente
Ell VALOR DE LOS CAMBIOS
PARIS, mario 2o.-Ha sdo fjado zanzibar doares 57e
Iibras 27.52.
CAST TODA LA AMERICA LATINA
DECIDIRA LOS DESTINOS DEL MUNDO
PARIS, mario 2o-Las nacones neutraes de- la America
del ceno Sur tomaran parte conferencas
la Lga de las Nacones segn resolution por
Pienpotenciarios reundos Oua d. orsay.
Uncamehte sean exceptuados EI Salvador Paraguay que
anuncian Que decisiones.
LOS ALIADOS INTERRUMPEN
SUS NEGOCIACIONES CON ALEMANA
SENSATION EN- PARIS
cOPENHAGUE 2o.-Las negocaciones que Sc veri-
caban Posen entire los Representatives. Aados
mania han sdo suspenddas nesperadamente
progeso. a
Los Representatives. aIados dirgen Paris la no.
ticia ha producido verdadera estupefaccion
HA SIDO ELEGIDO Ell CONSEJO
QUE Sc ENTENDERA CON LOS NEUTRALES
PARIS, 2o.-Ha sido acordado que Robert Cecil
nges) venzeIos griego) Hymans bega) House
(noeamecano) constyan conseo que escuche pases
neuaes que conferencas de la Paz
va Ia Lga de Naciones.
ENERGlCA AMENAZA DIRIGIDA A LOS UKRANIANOS
PARIS mario 20-E conseo Supreme de la Paz ha diri-
gdo energca noa los ees del eercito de Ukrana nt-
midandoes que cesen las hostidades contra Gatzia.
Tenm6mefOs especiales para la fermentation del fabaco
vEKDEK:
STUBBE BROS. Inc.
! San Juan, Pfo Rico.
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Cablegramas de "EL Mundo =
LAS RESTRICCIONES CON ALEMANA
---.-. ESTAN SIPRIMIDAS POR COMPLETO
ode NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEcIALEs)
POR CABLE INCLES.

BERLIN, 2o.-Los Alados han suprimido va todas
las trabas que exsan para que Aeana concrete los ne
trales
Asi 10 comunic6 al Presdente Aemana de las confe
rencias que Verifican Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-21
LA FIRMA DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
MOMENTO EMOclONANTE

PARIS, 2o-EI Tratado de Paz cas que
puesto a ell vernes poxmo 20 del corrente seg1n de-
claraciones del mnstro Estado frances Mr.. Pchon.
la rena Isabel de Begica ha soicitado va la puma
que frme.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-22
PENCIL SAVES LIFE OF BOY
Bullet From .22-caliber Rifle Ia
Stopped by Metal cas-Boys
Were Playing War Game.

Des Moines, Ia.-A metal lead pen
Gil In his pocket stopped a bullet
and probably saved the life of Glen
Catlin, twelve-year-old son of Rev.
erend Catlin of Council Bluffs during
war game here. Several boys had
Duift cave In the outskirts of town
and while young Catlin was advanc-
Ing to the cave Eddie Emig, fourteen,
VINO was standing guard, fired %
caliber rifle in the general direction
from which the Catlin boy was ad-
vancing. The bullet tore q button of
his coat and was stopped by the pen
ell.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-22
AMERICAN HERO, DESPITE LOSS OF
FEET, QUALITIES As AN AIRfAAN
Atlanta Man Fought With Dublin FusIeers Until ned-Late He
Was Made a Flight Commander in the British Air
Service and Was Going Big Until He Was
Captured by the Huns.

blighty. He was at Cliveden hos
pital, maintained by Mrs. Astor. He
was fitted out with artificial feet
there. When it came time to think
about sending Holleran back to the
states the case was referred to me.
But Owen Cobb Holleran did not in
tend to go home. He said anybody
who thought his fighting days were
over just because he had game feet
had another guess.
He said he had read about a new
type of airplane while at the hos
pital. 1t was operated entirely by
hand levers. which fact gave him an
inspiration. He said he had given
the matter much thought On his cot
and while summing himself in a wheel
chair. He had finally resolved to be-
come an aviator and he felt confident
he could make good.
"The next thing l heard about Hol-
leran he was full-fedged flyer in
the British air force. He made good
from the start. One day very large
and official-looking envelope came to
me. 1t contained the honorable dis
charge of Owen Cobb Holleran from
the Dublin Fusileers. 1t had been
sent by the colonel Of the regiment,
who wrote very fiatteringly about the
young American. l hadn't seen or
heard from Holleran for months.
finally learned the location Of his
squadron and forwarded the army
certificate.
Physical Defect Barred Him.
"A few days later I received
cheerful letter thanking me and invit-
ing me to dine with him at my earliest
convenience at the squadron mess.
You could have knocked me over with
a feather when. at the end Of the let
ter I read that Owen Cobb Holleran
was now a captain and flight com.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-02-22
ARMENIA TO AMERICA
BY THEODOSlA GARRISON
Of the ViQilantes,

Through the glad noise of triumph And
delight.
Through the great resonance that rocks
the sky,
A whisper like a wounded thing at night
Falls at the threshold of our ecstasy.
Brothers of mine, am I forgotten n,,I.o
Who in the sound of your rejoicing c!s,
II have no part in all your high e:.ate
l did but share your burden and youi
trust,
Ye could not shield me from the blade,
of hate,
Ye could not save me from this hands Oh
lust.
Yet can we lift me ere X be tco late
From this the death I die hero In thu
dust
81 am the unhealed wound on rriunph's
breast
How may she go elate unheedng me-
Brothers Of mine. most bountiful. most
best
You whose vast mercy covers ea.tn and
sea,
Reach our your hands and heal lie. heal
ne lest
stain the white robes Of this victory
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York, Newark, Baltimore, Lynchburg,
Norfolk, Raleigh. Oklahoma City, Kan
sas City, Chicago, Milwaukee, Ham.
mond. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Pitts
burgh, Rochester. Syracuse. Utica
and birmingham. In every city he is
alleged to have cashed bogus checks
and to have assumed the names Of
Capt Henry NJ. Willis, Capt. George
II. Williams, Lieuts. Harry B. Rich
ards, Harry H. Murray and Samuel
NJ. Kinney.
He said he was glad he had been
caught as he was tired of eluding the
officers, and even If he did have to
put up some time he had had his fling.
He has been away from camp since
August 20, and has spent every cent
of the money secured. as he has been
stopping at the best hotels in the
cities he visited. He was placed in
the county Jail and officials at Fort
Sill were notified.
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mander. He mentioned more thar
once that he regretted his inability 10
serve his own country when we en-.
tered the war, but his physical defect
barred him. And he wanted to keep
right on fighting the Boche. so he re.
manned in the British service.
Il was very eager to see him and
to congratulate him on his success
but had to defer the visit owing to
to- activities Of the British army. II
so happened that | selected the day
following the most dramatic day in
Holleran's career, but l was too late
Motoring to the squadron l found
English and Canadian and American
aviators in spirited game of base
ball. l asked for Captain Holleran
A fellow shouted to lieutenant who
was playing second base. The lieu
tenant came up painting. He said
Captain Holleran is gone Gomez
reiterated. What do you mean? H.
isn't dead. is he?
"'No. Taken prisoner by the Bocht
Yesterday. l roomed and chummet
with him. Gang miss him terribly
Happened like this: We went on
daylight bombing raid. Holleran lee
the flight Before we started he re
marked that he had a sort Of pre-
sentiment something was going It
happen to him. Our bombing tri1
was success, We had orders to fl.
low on the return and machine-guI
certain positions. Ran into heavy en-
envy fire. Holleran's machine was hit
He went down inside the enem!
lines.
ave could see him waving to us
Then we saw Boches surround hin
with leveled guns and saw Hol.
arms go up
"Can you beat it for a melodramat
ic last scene" asked Captain Lowry
'Holleran was captured on Sunday,
September Is. A game kid. Pity they
got him."
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are gone and. though taeir blood cries
to heaven for vengeance, this is not
tho time for thought of that. We have
done but a poor job in this war II
we do not help its helpless victims.
And who are these victims? Mostly
Christians, like the great majority OF
Americans Christians who nave
been martyrs for their faith; VINO
could have saved their lives, the hves
and the honor of their wives ana
daughters, their homes and their pros
perity by denying Christ and accepting
Mahomet. They have been the most
intelligent, the most orderly ana the
most Industrious inhabitants OF the
Ottoman empire They were relying
upon the Christians of Europe ana
America to protect them when the
avalanche of murderous persecution
burst upon them. They are relying
upon Christian America above all 10
save their exhausted and starving
remnants now.
Thoroughly Organized Appeal.
The chance for the American to DO
mis- bit towards thwartinS the lend
ish Turco-Prussian policy of eNterm-
mating the Christian ArmenianS. Sy-
rians and Arabs comes in the S3o.oe
600 drive between January l. ana ~.
There will be q thoroughly organized
appeal all over the United States. It
is supported by the president ana by
the Red Cross. 1t is conducted by the
generous and high-minded citizens
who are members of the American
Committee for Armenian and Syrian
Relief, and who are not only d0nat-
ing their time and services but are
seeing to it that every cent donated
shall reach the actual sufferers, all
the expenses of administration being
already provided by private su5scrlp-
ton. 1t would be slur upon the
American nation to believe that the
fund will not be promptly secured. IL
would be unbelievable that any Amer
lean could deny this appeal and sleep
of nights.