davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14
SCOFF At
PROPOSED
REMOVAL
chamber VIZ Commerce meoane the
'rDtgn Point star saws

chamber of commerea mcctme the
Crown Point star saws
The article harkeus back Twenty-Five
or more years ago when a. r. KNOTS.
wv Reading et al were going to do
the same thing bur miserably failed
when they we're caught with a bob-tail-
ed flush I'M their hands blu6ing as II
were.
"THE TIMES SAYS that This idea has
been groomed in that section OF the
county for a lons time but has sud-
denly beeu brought to a head because
~ mss desire ef crown Point to secure
"a Criminal court which would stop the
neddIng of criminals over the county
to different courts and reduce the eX-
trelaey heavy cost on the taxpayer of
+ feeding prisoners m the county jail
held for months awaiting trial Redue-
oa right down to the bone-yes 90 the
marrow. the article fla TuE TIMES
siuacks loudly of sclhshness, aud is de-
signed 10 throw little scare into
crown Point and the rural districts of
the county
Along this thoorN II has been said
! that East Chicago would be willing to
see the court established in Grown Point
providing that city cam have the Judge
shin and Hammond. il is rumored. would
be fer the measure II that city could
have piece or all of the court or tina
adseship or any old thing that might
Toe to the advantage OF Hammond ia
general
The plea of Hammond too. that adj
ditioual courts jim Lake county viii he
burden on the taxpayers nearly bord-
ers on slap-stick comedy for one has
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14
WAKE Up

Send for the free book en- canning
md drying issued by the National
War Garden Commission. Enclose tsro
cents for postage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14
GIBSON WINS.

Tine Gibson shop boNlns team woe
an interesting bowling match froa
the keefo's at MeCooTs bowllns az
lcys last Wednesday night ay naf-
row margin of l4 The heetas afa
not satisfied with their defeat ANA
stiu think they can beat the Gi3sa
1--WE. The scores follow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14

Percy Smalwood has been en-
gagged 10 IRON the kinks and pains
out Of the Cleveland clubs players
during the coming American league
season. Smallwooa is "A noted dis
tance runner. having defeated Tom
Longboat, johnny Hayes and dcnrl
ST Yves at some time or other. lie
was physical director before he
entered the service when the Wa
broks out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-14

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
Edgard A. Poe

taci6n del que era para ella todo en-
el mundu, v no basta para contenerla
que Sc olga que Poe era un genio: quie-
re que Sc sepa que era un hombre con
el 'sentido del deber y el amor. Es evil
dente que esa madre, antorcha encen-
dida por una chispa del mas alto cielo,
les fu6 dada en- ejemplo a todas las
mujeres.
mo es justo inscribir en- el frontis-
picio de las obras del poeta el nombre
dc Ia que fn6 el sol moral de su vida?
La gloria de Poe embalsamara asi el res
cuerdo de Ia muier cuya terneza supo
restanar sus heridas Y cuya imagen
quedara por ESQ consagrada para STEM
pre en- el martirologio de la literatu
ra''. Poe supo comprender y correspon-
der aquella affection tan noble y tan
pura. FL soneto To my mother brilla
em su obra como un diamante que fue-
Sc Ia vcz una lagrima:
Because feel that, in the Heavens
(above,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
RADICALES Y
CATALANISTAS
al
(DEsDE EsPANA)

iOcurrira en- ell radicalismo pOliti.
co como en- los ateos, que todos nue.
rem despues de recibir los Sacrament
tos?
FL proyecto de autonomia presen-
tado por el gobierno dice LerOux-
me parece msufciente; pero en- cam
bio encuentro demasiado radical el es-
tatuto de los catalanes."
Y por otro lado el diputado repubi
cano, sahor Domingo, Sc OpusO en6r.
gicamente Ia proclamation de Ia
huelga general en- Barcelona.
sEs possible mayor cordura nj mas
sensato criterio en- esos dos represen-
tantes de las izquierdas?
Es muy c6modo acordar la huelga
general para que luego ametrallen al
pueblo en- las GALES. Y mas c6modo
todavia el cruzar la frontera mien-
tras Ia p6lvora impone el sello de
muertc las muchedumbres desval
das, a rcserva De regresar despu6s de
la tormenta Y de lamar lamentos en-
81 Congreso haci6ndose la victima.
Realmente, es bien extrano 10 Qua
ocurre en- Espaha aun en- el mundo
entero. rs un reciente ministro de Ia
Corona el que aconseja la huelga ge-
neral; y es un diputado republican,
el Que acOnseja cordura Y Sc opone
medidas de vi0lencia.
Por otra partc; mientras ell mas illus
ire frances, Edmundo Rostand, dice p1-
bhcamente que nunca Sc sinti6 tan
soberbio Y tan orgulloso como al re-
cordar que su abuela era gaditana, al
gunos catalanes Sc sienten deprimidos
porque no quieren ser espanoles nj con
vivir con el atraso de las dennis re-
giones.
ST 81 mmdo no cstd loco, de flo
l. falta POGO.
10 que Camb6 y otrOs politicos ca
talanes pretenden, es una demencia
que Ia Catalufa sensata no debe per-
mitir que Sc solicite en- su nombre.
Cuando habla Camb6, cuando Sc
publica algma sentencia de Puig Y
Cadafalch, tai parece que habla el
pueblo catalan o por tai Sc tOma em
una gran parte de Espafia.
Esto despierta un sentimiento de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

La Obra en- verso de Poe cstl conden.
sada en- un exiguo volumcn Y consta
apenas dc una cincuentena de compost
clones, pero cada una dc elias es una
gema de Incompatible hermosura y va
lor. Entire los poemas sobresalen The
Raven Gel Cuervo), tragica cvocaci6n
cuyo. simbolo es tan claro, tan triste
tan suggestive y cuyo estribillo tiene
Ia dolorOsa repercusi6n de un toque
dc agonia; y The bells (Las campanas),
maravillosO esfuerzo dc vcrsifcaci6n
onomatopeyica, en- que 81 vate, sir
vi6ndose de la aliteraci6n, hace vibrar
en- nuestros oidos ora el repique linn
pido, musical, de las campanas de orc
dc las bodas, va el lGgubre tahido de
los esquilones que anuncian la muerte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

dc I'm ser amado. Las demas poe las
SON vagas, harmoniosas Y mfsticas en-
sonaciones acerca del amor y Ia muer-
te, escritas para ser leidas Ell m altar
decer de otono, cuando el vientO hace
dhnzar en- las avenidas el remolino
de las hojas muertas, Y hota sobre to-
das las almas y las cosas un velo de
irreparable melancolia. Poe amaba la
vagucdad, la impression, las medias
luces que suavizan los contornos as
peros, las emociones fugaces que esca-
pan al analisis y que solo puede ex-
presar la mdsica; de ahf que fuera un
poeta auditivo, como Sc puede decir
que Baudelaire fue I'm poeta olfativo Y
Gautier un poeta visual. Su verso, en-
que abundan las aliteraciones Y los RI
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
vooEs AJEEAs

IN cumplimisn,o de Joe dsbsrss qus
nos imponr nuesiro ''prvsFsct0." ofrs
ccmos nuestras eolumnas q ios infsler
tuales del rais que neeesifa, MS me
nunea. ~ Ia cooperaei6n de sus hom
bres pcnsadores para que Fl pueblo y
ciba IA mis- complete informasihn ~
sible accrea de ~ problcma roli'iee.
scrhn aeoKidas todas Jas IDEAS rsfs
rentes Al estudio de ioios D. aspss
ios IN qne pueda rlanisarse nasstru
Status Y, por eonsigniente, D. rarii
darios De t0das las solueiones teHdran
igual derecho 4 man1arnos sus traha
jos. Estos Sc publiesrfn con "a o..
mn Dc sus autores, Sin cuya e0ndiritn
no les daremos eabida.
Creemos innrcesario desir qus. dada
"a indole de este pri5dieo y "a eul
tura de los essritores qus dssssn pres
tar Al valioso coneurso, No aparscs
"a ninguna Erase one pusda mortiseaf
personalmente > ninguno ds los nan.
tenedores de los principles cue pasdaa
exponerse dsbatirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

animosidad general contra Catalina Y
10 demuestra el hecho de que los via
iantes catalanes de cOmercio havan
regresado sin que nadie las hiciese
pedido alg,mo.
La mayor parte de esos comereiantes
e industriales, seran muy buenos cata-
lanes Y seguramente que son su vez
buenos espaholes. iQue culpa tienen
ellos de que una docena de ambicio.
SOS hablen en- nombre de su region,
cuando nadie les di6 poderes para otra
cOsa que no fuese la representation dc
Catalina EN- el Congreso, dentro dc Ia
unidad de Ia Madre patria!
La autonOmia municipal admins
trativa es algo que Sc impone, que
estG, en- el sentir de todo FL mundo; Is
algo que constituye una necesidad, rc.
sultando un problema nacional no
catalanista.
Pero el programa que sustcnta cl
grupo que pretende ser mandatario de
Catalina es I'm delito dc lesa patria
~ nj esta 10 podra consentir, nj rs.
paha debc tampoco juzgar cquivocada-
mente a Ia Catalina sana traba.
jadora.
KEvIR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
Para los que dssssn cumBTar "EI MundS"

Cafe "coms , vs,s." Gale comsr
cio, Tailsrss.
la BAHAMA De Oro," Gale Non.
serrate 81, gaudui.
Cafe Hahana, Carrstsra Parada is.
Presto A. Refreseo. a Joss Ulanra,
Carretera, Parada 10 media.
Salon Sol Nasish'e." Carrstsra
ii2.
T.a Consiansia, Carrsfera. Paraaa NJ.
~ Canario, Condado 50. %.
Riosco de Il parada ie.
Kiosco de Ia Plaza del Msrsaao.
Cafe Welcome. Frenis = "a Plaza "a
Mcrrado,
Rioseo de Ia parnda 20.
Cafe del Cine Pavr,o Riea." ra.
rada e.
Cafcpn Gale al Culio. 70. >. ras
ia 2l.
Tos AHados. Parada "a.
rarmacia IA Fe, Carrsiera. ssop et.
~ Cafe de las Muchashas. PaFadA q.
1.uis Musos, subids ds u Tgissia.
No. %.
Jacobo Furntes. Avenida Cola. naa
Juan Moderuo.
portela Provision Co Canine da tos.
"a, San Juan Moderno
Tarmaeia san Juau, s,op fa me-
dia. Gale del parque.
Kiosco yerdun, stop -, Gale asi
parque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

tornelos, es dechado de ammonia YER
bal, en- 10 cual Poe anticip6se los sim
bolistas franceses, quienes ,preconizaron
la formula estetica de Verlaine:
De la musique avant toute chose.
Donde mejor Sc revela, empero, el ge-
nio panico del poeta americano-para
valernos de una expression de Barley
d'Aurevilly-es en- sus cuentos. MIN
gin artista en- su g6nero, nj siquiera
Hoffman,, ha poseido como el el arte
dc cnvolver al lector en- una atm6sfe-
ra medrosa dc misterio de espanto
por medic dc Ia notaci6n de detalles
asaz sencillos, pero singularmente in
quctantes porquc no Sc sabe la causa
DC ellos. Obsesionado por Ia muerte,
ncs traslada a paisajes poblados de f1-
nebres fantasmas, Y ciudadcs de en-
sueho sobre las cuales flotan las negru-
ras del terremoto Y del eclipse; rev6la.
nos los misterios de la tumba nos ha.
&C escuchar las conidencias que musi.
tan los cadaveres con sus bocas en- des,
composition. Sobre toda la obra de Poe
parcee aotar Ia trdgica sombrat dc las
alas de la muerte..
Ia zafia incomprensi6n dc que fu6
vfetima. de parte de Ia zoocracia, aci-
bar6 los postreros amos del poeta, quien
estimaba que el mayor infortmio de
su pals, estribaba en- no tener aristo,
cracia de raza; va que segGn 6l mis-
mo decia--en una naci6n sin aristo-
crlcia el cuto dc Ia Bellcza tiene for
zosamentc que corromperse, declinhr
Y desaparecer al fin. DE todos los do
cumentos que he leido acerca de Poe
dice udelaire-resulta para mi la
conviction de que los Estados Unidos
no fueron para 81, sino una Vasta pri-
sion que recorria con Ia febril agita-
ci1n de nm ser nacido para respirar en-
un mundo mas arOmal-no en- medic
de una gran barbarie aMmbrada con
gas;-v que su vida interior, espiritual,
de poeta aun de borracho fue un es-
fqerzo perpetuo para eseapar a aque-
la atm6sfera antipatica''. Ese supli-
clio doloroso, que tOrnaba aGn mas cruel
una exquisite delicadeza de percepcio-
nes y un insaciable amor la Belle
"a, que habia tornado en- q los carae-
teres de una passion m6rbida, no debfa
durar mucho tempo: el 6 de octubre de
lS49, al amanecer, apareci6 tirado en-
una de las GALES de Baltimore, donde
habian llegado el dia anterior, el cuerpo
de Edgard Allan Poe sobre el cual-
agrega el autor de las Flores del Nal
Ia muerte habfa puesto va su real es-
tampilla. Asf termn6, a los treinta V
siete amos de edad vencido por el
delirium tremens, el mas grande de
los poetas que ha producido la Repd-
blica Anglosajona, el hombre de genio
que escribicra las fatidicas palabras:
"tQue tristeza hay comparable a la
del alcohol!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

Poe vivi6 en- doloroso retraimiento los
primefos meses de su viudez rs verdad
que tenfa por compafero un ser GU
yaeaureola de espiritual belleza sobre-
puja en- esplendor a Ia de muchos san
tos de Ia Carload y del Amor. Me re-
ficro mistress GLENN, Ia madre de
Virginia. Genio tutelar de Poe, aquella
muier, dc caracter un tanto varonil,
pero profundamente abnegada y tier
"a, no abandon6 un instante al genio
durante los Iltimos amos dc su vida
bohemia, y ampar6lO con maternal ca
rihOs contra los dennis Y contra 81. Mas
a6n: despues de Ia mHerte de su Ed
gard---como lc llamaba mimosamcnte--
dcfendi6 su mcmoria con palabras en-
que sc siente 81 latir de su coraz6n dc
madre herido en- las mas delicadas Il.
bras. . Esa mujer-dicc Baudclaire en-
el pr6logo de la edici6n francesa de los
cuentOs de POe-es para mi mas que
grande. Abrumada por an infortmio
irreparable, no piensa sino on Ia repu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
LA MUERTE DE LUcREc1A
KEvIR

Conocida cS 10 historic de Lucrccia,
Ia excelsa matrona romano que no qui
50 sobrcvivir q su deshonor, cOronando
con este rasgo toda una vida de virtu-
des. Vivi0 esta mujer ejemplar en- el
aio 500 'antes de JesucristO. Esposa dc
Tarquino ColatinO, era admirada por
su esplendida bclloza por su noble
altivez. Cunndo las mujcres de otros
pro-hombres que iban Ia guerra Sc
entregaban n los placeres, Lucrecia SO
recOgia en- su hogar, dando prueba do
su recato de su fidelidad. Exaspera.
do pOr tanta abnegaei6n, Sixto Tarqui
mono realiz6 por Ia violeneia 10 que 10
pudo por la persuaci6n, asaltando Ia
casa de la virtuosa dana, Y, consumado
el crimen, Lucrccia llam6 su csposo
y a su padre, les pidi6 que vcngasen gu
deshonra Y Sc hundi6 un puhal en- el
pecho. La venganza fue una realidad.
y ella hizo que Roma Sc convirtiese en-
Rep1blica Y que el nombre de Lucrecia
pasase a Ia posteridad como el de un
modelO de virtud.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

Al insigne literato colombiano don
Eduardo Castillo le debo sincere re-
conocimiento por Ia transcription que
he hecho de este bellO trabaio suyo.
S. Rosario Ortiz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14
PUEsTos DB vENTA EN- PUERTA
DE TERRA

eel ojo de Aqua, San Agustin 81.
Salon Barberia Puerto Rico" San
Agustfn Al.
Salon Barberia de jose c. Negr6n,
San Agustin so.
Serapio Fernandez, Pelayo 2.
Tienda "El Caprieho," San Agus.
tin SO.
Panaderin Francesa, Care,era, Para.
da G.
Cafe "El Poder obrero', san Agus.
tin st.
KioscO "Monte Carlo Carreiera,
Stop 8 ll2.
Antonio Sanchez, San Agustin liz.
Salon Barberia "El Eden" San
Agustin 1O9.
Modesto Morales, Carretera %, Stop
PUEsTos DE vBNTA EN- sANTURcE
EstablecimientO de Rodriguez HERNIA
nos, Parada II, Miramar.
Cafe "El Antillano," Carrrtera, Ia.
rada 10.
Panaderia Francesa, Carretera, stop
10.
Cafetin dc Jaime Wood, Gale Ce.
Manuel Taboada, Cerra -, frcnte a
Talleres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-14

Because feel that the Heavens above
the angels whispering to another,
cand find, among their burning terms OF love,
none so devotional as that Of Mother.
Therefore by that dear name long have called you
you who arc than mother unto me-
and fill my heart of hearts where Death installed
in setting my vrgima's spirit free.
My mother-my mother who died early
was but the mother Of myself; but you
mother to the loved dearly,
and thus than the mother I knew
by that infnity with which my wife
was dearer TO my soul than its soullife.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

such hing would Be impossible, and
yet these self governing nations would
not be deprived OF their right to sill
in The ASST nlbly and have a voice in
matters affecting their interests,
which are sometimes diverse from
those OF Great Britain. Canada for
instance. is protective priff nation,
while Great Britain is often referred
to as Free Trade England
Not only would the league have no
control over our armed forces, but
The exclusive right of congress to de-
clare wr IS expressly declsre3. As =
matter IF practical action 1t never
treaty or covenant with other nations
can suparsede our Constitution. We
are 10 be tho sole Judges whether We
have "A r,eht 10 withdraw from the
league II any time that may please
us As the Temps Of PARIS pointed
out the other day. even without such
a reservation no power CO earth could
keep America IN the league II she
chose 10 get Ont y
Mr., Hitchcock's program la doubt
less not complete, for he doee not hint
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14
DR.. Einstein Astro-
nonical Wonder

London, Dec. 1s.--Dr Albert Elm
stein. whose astronomical disco ve rtes
were described at the recent meeting
1T the royal society as the most re =
nnarkahle Etnce the discovery Of Nep~,
tune. and as propounding q new phi.
loSophy OF the universe, ta a Swiss
jew, forty I've years of aga. Tie was
for some time professor IN rr,.tne-
ratical physics at the polytechnic at
Zurich, and then professor at Pre que
Afterwari he was nominated q mem
Der OF the Kstser Wilhelm academy Of
research In Berlin. with 3 salary Of
IL coo marks (t4,5oo) per annun. and
no duties. SO that he should be able
tn devote himself entirely TO research
work
During the war. az man Of rrn<~s;
ten denotes. he was one Of the sigma
tories Of the protest against the Ger
man manifesto OF the IN en Of science
who declared themselves In favor Of
Ger1nany's rart ir the war. and at the
time or the arrnistice he signed an
appeal in favor cf the German revu-
lrticn.
He is n ardent Zionst and neerfv
interested in the proposed Hebrew
university at Jerusalem, and has Of
tered IN Cooperate In the work there
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

all of those votes are to ec disqualified
Just az 49, vote of the Cnncd States
is to be disqualified.
4 Tia. the powers Of congress 10
declare var remains unnnpsfred
g. Thae tine league has TO control
over the american army and navy
8. That The United states. If 1t
should desire 70 withdraw from the
league Is 10 he the sole Judge Of
whether Il has performed ia obi
cations 80 ss TO etvs it the right to
withdraw.
1t will be observed that these re-
seryatsons dispose Of all the alarms
that have been raised about the dan
ger Of SEEDING American boys abroad
70 fight The battles Of Europe" or OF
making the United States a vassal of
any European power or OF deprtvins
the American people ~ the right Of
determining through their congress
their military action The treaty az
II stands. without any reservations
whatever does not in cur opinion
threaten any such DANCERS. But since
there are people who are alarmed
over what appear Ia then its posi-
bifues it is well to have the roserva-
tons put IN black and white
The third reservation is a reason
aoae and sensible substitute for The
Impossible proposal tnat the United
States should have six votes in the
council cf the league or IN its as
s"mhr Thar propose was based on
the idea that II We should he in
VOWED N any dispute with Great
Britain She would have the power to
outvote ~, at least In the assembly,
by the votes Of her domin,ons. which
are self-soyerning nations. Under
Mx. HitchcocA's proposed reservation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14
Petersburg


- ec4al 10 The Richmond yrr1nian}
Pence aged thirty FIVE, of New Mar
let, Va, was instantly killed and
Sht-,ey Stiiiuen, aged tween ~ seven
~ Petersburg. was slightly injured
DAY afternoon at Alberta, Va
wh~r faet Easthourd Eirrinian
train struck the autopobite in which
tNeS we're -d}ng. The men wsre At
f. lNf'fng to. cross the trackR al a
cr"s nG but the automobile ~
oau9hf braadstded by the raridtv
mo H}ra traia and shattered into bits
P"roez hodt u-ah carried one hun
ar.3 ards and VAS horribly mutt
lated before tho tram could he
ste 1ed StillHells body was carried
sev nty aTe wards. and when found
w. ~ an unconscious condition
SF1l'weli was rushed - the Peters
burg hospital where be vas found
oni5 "a he slightly hurt
tcnr, Was special rerr esen tat1ve NJ
The Int irrational Harvester corn
paur. md Stiltweli was salesman
for the ". II Harrison COMPANY OF
t@'s cuy They were travelling in in
tei'St OF their firms when tho aeci
don't occurred
Ennmonwealths Attorney Eerra I'd
G. SNme dismissed two felony CHARGES
p'hleh were returned against Detec-
Give e Z Worrci bv the spectaI
grand Jury ting morning HIS ban
bond as well as the bonds of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14
HITCHCOCK MAKES FAIR PROPOSALS

In speech before the Southern
/ aooisty Of New 3orE. Senator Hitch
seoea made proposals regarding the
peace treaty Watch are 90 eminenIy
TAR thas !, is difficult to SO bow any
sincere pawst courts rejeet titer1 an
der the ctrcumstanc TN4t he re-
Gscted the views Of The president Is
gscnnsid~ned probable
The pacific ana unAgeTvSs,ye man
D~r OF Senator Hitchcock's speech
VII not fat To impress tire country,
observes the New York Times, II only
\ By ita contrast with some kent.
have been made on the subject within
the last two weeks. THAT Of course
would not 90 much toward inducing
his aaversasfes To adopt a compromise
ATTITUDE II his proposals. were arttul
o. merely political But they are
open and straightforward. and their
\ dtxtlnctaon In tslat they cover every
subject In which the United states is
itself concsrned They constitute.
stherefore, Il distinctly American coda
IN reese rva tons. which cannot be sad
ssnf ali the reservations that have been
R0fgered IN the senate They protect
s4~ery American right without al
xeEnpting to interfere ia The politics
Eeg the Far Fast for exa u1ple. They
BAre:
R l. Thai the domestic arairs Of the
MATTED gates are never TO De taken
slnder the jurisdiction ot the league
n B That the Monroe doctrine IS to
~ unaffected by the provisions of the
9eAeue
Ss q That II the United States IL en-
iMgsd In = dispute with any nation
gay4ng self GOVERNING colonies. do
fons o. parts. each w1EA ypte,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-14

other accused members OF the police
department and business men. were
reduced to practically half the
amount of the bond
/! The price of sugar in pe,ersburg
today advanced t6 rs cents pound
ana very little available ar this
figure. The merchants here declare
that they are paying as high as
22 1-2 cents pound for sugar.
P'34ersburg,s three military com
panies, the Petersburg Grays. the Pc
lersbnrE Guards. and A r. Hill Rifles
will be inspected In the Grays' armory
on Fillmore street next Wednesday
~ ssa o'clock by Major Joseph LIE
Masurier. The eational guard COM
pany. the Petersburg Grays, is
ranked as one OF the best companies
in the state The Petersburg Guards
ard 4 p. Hill rifles have been mac.
tive since the organization of the
Grays, but will turnout for the in
sp~ctions,
The large electric sign. which Is
being constructed on top OF the Ma
ticnal bank OF Petersburg, will bs
ready for operation within ten days.
This sign will represent several firms
ard COST about 5000. Upon com
p1et'on the sign will be the largest
South. of New York city.
layton ST Claire 'Quarsa ard Miss
Ruby Fowihes were married on De-
cefufer 10 by Rev, L. N, Roper IN
The minister's residence on Adams
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-19
For Tomorrow-Saturday

millions of dollars worth Of good things to
choose from.
The Toy Store has promised to meet your
demands-and it will Motor trucks are bringing
in supplies where railroads lag. Plenty of sleds;
plenty of aeroplanes; plenty of electric trains;
plenty of games; plenty of construction sets;
plenty of dolls-Paris and Japan helped out with
dolls and England with airshps including the
bombing plane-but we have urged and aided
the Development of American Toys