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Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
"SungOddesses"
WITH my Sunshine Lady"
w the newest to the minute> of

WITH MY Sunshine Lady"
wv the newest to the minute of
our ladies OF the stage. A
full-hedged. made-to-order-dimples
and all-little lady, whose charms are
limited and she's attended by thirty
real "sungoddesses."
Yes, 50-under 20 it's said-of
sinuous beauties, are soon to sweep
down upon us with merry conting-
ent of comedians, condolences,
prima donna's and odd, miscellane-
GUS musical comedy highbrows,
who are carried along to tangle up
the plot, and to cajole and banter
and hit the high "C's" of a jingly
musical score. To be seen at the
Brandeis next Sunday for four days
starting with matinee.
Misses Mary Reefe. Maurial WAL
rath, Thelma Sheen, Irma Glow and
Marguerite Hampton. A progressive
game of musical authors was en-
Joyed by all and a prize awarded
for the best criticism of the various
numbers rendered. ~
A special Thanksgiving service will
be held at the North Side Christian
church, under the direction Of Mrs.
J. Stanley Hill, choir directors. Miss
Jessie Cady is organist.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-23
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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-08-14

I have decided to sell my farm of $50 acres
for division among my children. This farm is locat
edawithin three miles of Latta, S. C., and four
miles of Dillon, S. C. There is fourteen horse
farm of cleared land and several more farms can
be cleared.
I am having surveyors to cut this land into
small tracts and positively going to sell without
reserve or by bids. Every tract put up will sell
without any reservations whatever. +.
I ask that you come out and look this farm
over and come to the sale on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 17th and buy or more of these tracts.
The terms of this sale will be one-third cash,
balance in equal installments of and years with
per cent. interest on the deferred payments or
you can pay all cash and save interest.
Remember this property is going to sell. Every
tract offered is to be sold without any reservation
whatever.
Remember the WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM-
Der 18TH, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
j. Ed Bethea
LATTA, S. G.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1919-08-14

Mullins has perfected with the Jordan
Charleston the largest piano distributors the Caronas
of three loads player pianOs straight
talking machines These instruments consist of the oldest and reliable
makes known to the trade.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30
NEWSLETTER OF HAPPENINGS
 AT KENNEC0TT

KENNECOTT, June 2S Especial to the Daily Times).-On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles Holm was hostess to circle of friends. A mu- sical program of merit was rendered by Mrs. Anderson, on the zither; Mrs. Holm, guitar, and Mrs. Overgard, vio- lin, after which dainty lunch was served.
 Mrs. Rudolph Schultz gave a thim- ble party on Thursday, and during the afternoon, which was spent most en- joyably, prettily served lunch was a most agreeable feature.
 Mrs. Earl Stannard gave tea to the ladies of Kennecott on Friday, the guest of honor being Mrs. Giles pie, the wife of the physician in charge of the Kennecott hospital. A deli cious lunch was served, which was much enjoyed by all. Among the guests was Mrs. Charles Healy, from Minnesota, who, with MT. Healy, is visiting their son and family in Ken necott
 way, did not tend to lessen the i'll temper of the bull, for he charged the timber, with bellowings deep and loud, and acted like anything but the gen. tie creature he was said to be. In a oYfi !, he heard the animal behind him. There were no clubs at hand, SO his "mush- ing" stride developed into a sprint, and progressed from a sprint to a reg ular Marathon, which ended in a Hoop the loop" performance over stoutly built fence.
 For the first time Joe realized how much better it was to be on the "in- side looking out" than on the "outside looking in." He has promised his friends that if any gloves" are pitched into the arena lover there" he will not throw them back, but any thing like pair of sixes, with ten buttons, he will bring back to Kenne- colt, and "raff1e them off" to pay the expenses of his journey.
 It is rumored that Joe ColweI is about to take trip to Spain, where he intends to offer his services as a torreador. And this is how it came about: While walking along a mar row woodland trail, his progress was arrested by-e bull that had seemingly become separated from the rest of the herd. Joe thought that he had the
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30
MURDER TRIAL IN ARIZONA IS
 LEGAL BATTLE

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., June 30 (by Associated Press).-The second trial of Harry Earl Stephens, already con- victed of first degree murder, is now on here with the promise of being the most sensational and hard-fought murder case in the history of North ern Arizona. Stephens and his father, Joseph H.. Stephens, prominent cattleman, who also is alleged to have been i'm pyicated in the killing of Robert Miller, who worked on the Stephens ranch, have been out on $50,0O0 bonds each.
 The shooting of Miller, which oc- cured April 2, 1918, is reported to have followed trouble in the Stephens home between Mrs. Stephens and her husband. Miller was killed in a store i'll Prescott and the elder Stephens is alleged to have countenanced the deed with which his 22-year old son is charged. Miller was man of about 25 years.
 At the first trial of Harry E. Stephens in Prescott last year, the young man was found guilty of first degree murder by the jury after 30 minutes deliberation An appeal was taken to the state supreme court, ir- regularities in summoning the jury panel being alleged and the judgment of the lower court was reversed. Stephens then obtained a change of venue from Yavapai to Coconino county and the new trial was ordered held here.
 It is expected that, following the decision of his sons case, the elder Stephens will be placed in the dock.
 Both the state and defense are rep resented by an imposing array or counsel and this, coupled with the fact that the Stephens family is well known throughout Northern Arizona, forecasts widespread interest in the case. @
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

right of way, but also that he would
 use conciliatory method of obtain Ing it, so he said with gentle smile, Want e head skatched?' Toro gave voice to a sound between a snort and a below and made it quite plain that he had outgrown the age of rattles
 and rings, and violently shook his horns, which he was cutting" and otherwise conducted himself in way that necessitated diplomacy on his op- ponent's part. The diplomacy took shape in piece of timber, the appli- cation of which, while it cleared the
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Whites and natives at Susitna re- gently worked three day and nights fighting the forest fires raging in that vicinity. The fire started last week and surrounded the town of Susitna By hard work the citizens succeeded in saving the town although several cabins in the neighborhood were de- strOyed,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Paul Rickert, Fairbanks rancher, has sowed twelve-acre tract of wheat on his ranch, and indications are that he will have good yield. Last wear MT. Rickert had good crop offs one acre, and his success in duced him to go into ranching on a larger scale.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

John A. Pegues, operator in charge of the signal corps detachment at Fairbanks has been granted lengthy furlough by the war department and has assumed the duties of editor and manager of the Daily Alaska Citizen, one of the best known papers in in- terior Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Prices are coming down. So are our ham and eggs. Now 50 cents at the City Bakery. 2-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

The Daily Times Job plant is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-30

Read the Daily Times for the latest and most reliable world news.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30
Todo esta sto para e boqueo de Alemana, 81 no frma
Italia cede la preston de los aliadOs.
Investigation del Senado motive de cargOs del ST. Fernandez G

listed nj Ia Corrsspondsueia tienea
pruebas para eoncrstar ~ cafes esn
ira detcrminaas personas7
Labrador -Ahora no tsuemos 90
ahora quiero decir hassa Il fsets. psr
que no sabsmos 10 ere pusas psesr su
Ell mahana
Garcia Duc6s Ustsd ms psrses go
ha manifestado aue su u supFssa -
que cs usted Adminissrador ~ sirnien
cue ticne Ia obneaci65u as issf sxs
minar los srtieulos susifss sas 80
de pubiicsrse , satorirsf = pahles
ei6n fe iae nt&miue
Labrador -si. sshor hay ~ Eefse
tor principal qus tisns go ohIi4selsm
Tgiesias Dizams sefos Esbrases
tusted enfonces vino q snssrnfss ds Ia
importaucia ds este articuic asspass
que ussed Son5ci6 si dssserada aus o.
Legislature safri6 cen al puancseisn
Labrador .4si. ssaor
Teiesias-Y ustsd pubfes sss trahs
10 o ssa Information cons nsssd b 81.
ee sismpre ersyendo eve hacia hf.u 81
pais7
Labrador S. sshor Cree aus ss
saludabie para 81 pais Hschas eesss
So ban dffuradn -n fa Uafsesfaa.
eia que aafes ae s#fn
niuguua parfe
rsissias " pof Is tsnfe nsas A. is
contenido en- sse sfticule a fasfs 81
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I dfia ustsa hatho tasaa4s W. umElsess
10 = msnos ds sabsr - aotivss ass ~
viera para hscerio1
Lsbrad0f Yo tena8 "a seaartIss
cue 81 10 hubisra side = ssksf Fsr
nandcz earcia. sieete per tfes sns
tTo wees. hombre qae sIsus may has
ma reputation. ~ sshor Csion nsefaa
no le huhisse dado cabida 81 81 -
riodico 20 Al snssrarus ss aas sxissis
tai articuio hubisss trstsde A. .nsss
tigar q hubisse ssblas ane ~ ~
clan ciertas manifessacieuss eeatfs q.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30
Una ediCi6n eSpIGndida

Setenta y seis paginas' contendra la
hermosa edicion que publicara la Re
vista "Puerto Rico Ilustrado' CORES
pondiente mafiana. sabado.
En- las paginas dedicadas hteratu-
ra, que son numerosisimas, insertara
trabajos escogidisimos de intelectuales
portorriquefios, tanto en- prosa como EN-
verso, entire los cuales figuran los 81
guientes:
ICON ell iniciador del pancalismo'
por L. Cruz Monclova.
"Aniversario" (Raul Abreu), por
Federico Garcia Godoy.
"Quo vadis', por Luis verges.
Alabama de Don Quijote'', por
Noel Llorens.
"Nuestros males, pOr M. Melen-
dez Munoz.
La rina de gallOs", pOr Amador
Kercad6.
"Esta era una vez -, poesia, por
Antonio Coll Vidal
Bohemia por Oscar del Vale.
"De palique con el mundo bOnito'',
por Alma.
"orden del dia' por Jacinto Terry.
"El partido tradicionalista' por
Juan Cueto.
"coraz6n'', pOesia, pOr Jose JOa-
quin Ribera.
Cr6nica Social.
Pagina de PasatiempOs curiOsida.
des.
Y otros escogidOs trabajOs en- verso
y prosa.
Ademas pubiicar$ una information
grafica interesantisima de los mas sa-
Iientes sucesos de Puerto Rico y el ex.
terror.
Compre la edicion de mahana~ de
PUERTO RICO ILUsTRADo.
i've paginas; Is centavosl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30
Graduation de los alum
nos de la Alta ESCue|a
Ell TEATRO ESTABA LLENo DE
BoTE EN- BoTE

Pocas veces Sc habia visto un acto
mas esplendido nj mas concurrido que
la fiesta escolar celebrada en- ell Teatro
con motive de la graduation de los es-
tudiantes de la Alta Escuela Central.
No exageramos 81 decimos que no ha-
bia un asiento vacio, en- palcos nj en-
butacas. Todo estaba ocupado. Lo me-
jor y mas selecto de nuestro mundo So
cial Sc dio en- el Teatro. Todo era
animation, entusiasmo y algeria
FL programa Sc cumplio en- todas sus
parties.
FL discurso del senior Hernandez L6-
PEE, sencillamente doctrinario elo-
cuente. Como siempre, cautivo la con-
currencia. Hubo aplausos ovaciones.
Sobre todo cuando Ell orador hablaba
enalteciendo la ensenanza, sus resulta.
dos de intensa regeneration social en-
Ell mundo, su evoluci6n saludable en- eI
desenvolvimiento cultural de los pue.
bios.
En- resimen, Ell festival hizo honor a
sus ofganizadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

ira .el Senado de Puerto Rico contra
la Camara de Representatives.?
Labrador.-Me dijo ligeramente que
hacia ciertas imputaciones politicas
contra la Camara Ell Senado de Puer-
to Rico; y mas contra la Camara de
Representante que otra cosa.
Travieso.-Usted al saber que Sc ha-
clan imputaciones en- contra de los
cuerpos colegisladores de Puerto Rico
Iusted no tuvo ell cuidado de hacer al
guna investigation para cerciorarse de
81 dichos cargos eran fundados, 81
habia algtln motive que justificase las
acusaciones hechas en- dicho articulo?
Labrador.-Yo pregunte los redac-
torres que clase de articulo era, Y me
dijeron que era de caracter politico, y
realmente no hice investigation algu-
ma de los cargos directa indirecta-
mente; porque venia suscrito por la fir
ma del seiior Fernandez Garcia:
Travieso.-El fue personalmente a
llevar ell articulo?
Labrador.-Si, senior, como era Re-
presentante a la Camara no quise in
vestigar.
Travieso.-Como accionista prsnci-
pal de LA Correspondence de
Puerto Rico" y como Administrator
que es usted; tiene usted autoridad bas-
tante para impedir que un determine
do articulo salga la publicidad?
Labrador--Si, puedo iinpedir que Sc
publique. =. .sssA .
Travieso.-De modo que usted tenia
autoridad bastante, 81 la hubiese ejer-
citado, para haber impedido de que sa-
lera?
Labrador.-Podia haberlo hecho.
Travieso.-Ahora bien, senior Labra-
dor; usted ha manifestado que conoce
ell contenido del articulo por haberlo
leido despues de su publication. Ell Sc
nado desea dar amplia oportunidad no
solo a los editores y administrators
de ''La Correspondence sino tam
bien al senior Fernandez Garcia.
~ cualquier persona que ten
ga una prueba que aportar en- con-
ira de cualquier Senador Represen-
tante de Puerto Rico, venga ante esta
comision, esta Comision oira la prue-
ba y hara su informe al Senado para
que ell delincuente reciba Ell castigo que
merece. Sc trata no solamente del ho-
nor la dignidad del Senado, sino del
honor y la dignidad de nuestra patria,
y Ell objeto es que 81 hay culpables en-
Ell Senado que salgan. Ell Senado de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

Puerto Rico tiene autoridad para ha-
cerse respetar. Prihlero, abrir una in
vestigaci6n sobre Ia conducta de los
acusados, para imlpnerles eI castigo,
y 81 queda demostrada la malicia de
esta publication, Ia Comision somete-
ra ell case al Senado. Ahora, como Ad-
ministrador de la correspondence -
que cs I'd y peri0,lista que cs I'd. le
prcgunto I'd SK Labrador: ;Tiene
I'd. conocimiento n algdu case concre-
to de delineueneia por parte de algmoS
de los miembros de- Scuado de Pto. Ri
co? 81 10 tiene ustcd es su deber, como
ciudadano, formular ese cargo, y yo lie
invite a usted a noanbre del Senado que
10 haga inmediatamente.
Labrador.-Yo nQ tengo cargo al
guno concrete contra ningun Senador,
nj contra ningdn Representantc me
nos que no sean cargos- politicos; de
otra indole no tengo cargo alguno que
afecte los Senadores hasta ahora. Yo
quisiera saber la posicion que ocupo
EN- este momento, 81 es la de acusador
nero testigo.
Travieso.-La posieion que ocupa us
ted es de un testigc gcitado por la Co.
mission. Contesto usted que tenia car
gos politicos que formular, pero que no
tenia mas conocimiento de ningin &C
to de -inmoralidad egislativa. GQue
entiende usted pos an cargo politico
contra los senadcrey de Puerto RicO7
Labrador zPor ~ plo,. que los Sc
'nadores del Particle Unionista . los del
Partido Republican, no hayan cumpli-
do con su deber que hayan llevado
las cosas de manera ccntraria a sus
obhgaciones.
Travieso.-De modo que usted en-
tiende que I'M cargo poltico consis-
te ilnicamente en- haberse apartado de
la plataforma de su respective partido
en- algun respecto?
Labrador.-Puede envolver perjui-
clos publicos que cOnsidero yo como
politicos mi manera de pensar.
Travieso.-Usted tiene conocimiento
como ciudadano, como periodista CO.
mo hombre enterado de 10 que ocurre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30
La vista pdbIiCa Cele-
bTada en- ell SHnadO
coMPAREcEN A DECLARAR Ell
MANAGER" Y Ell DIRECTOR
DE LA coRREsPoNDENcrA'

Aver a las diez sc reunio Ia Conf
sion nombrada por el Senado para ee-
lebrar las vistas publicas. con 81 pro
p6sito de OR a tOdas aQuellas persOuas
que tengan que formular cargos contra
uno de los cuerpos colcgisladores en-
general. contra unO dc sus miembros
EN- particular.
La Comision la presidia ei Lcdo. Mar
tin Travieso la forman los senado-
res, Garcia Duc6s. susOni Felia lyle
sias
Ell presidente de Ia Comisi6n. Scfior
Travieso. en- nombre del Senado. invi-
to a la prensa y al publico en- general
de toda la Isla. para 81 hay alean car.
60 concrete contra Ell Senado uno
dc sus miembros. ayudsn al ssciareci.
miento de la verdad de los hcchos. pucs
es el deseo del senado somsterse por
complete al cxamcn publico. en- todos
sus actos.
A la. vista de aver. para 10 cuai fue.
ron notifcados pOr el sareento &c Ar.
mas del Senado. comparecieron 81 sehor
Labrador vifals ei schof Colon Baer.
ga, manage" y Rcdactor Jefe De
la Correspondence"
Tornado en- notas taquigraficas. trans.
cribirios 10 mas impOrtante ae Ia vista
publica celebrada aver.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

usted como accionista y como intere-
sado?
Labrador.-Como accionista.
Travieso.-GEs usted ell accionista
mayor de la corporation?
Lsabrador.-Si, sefor.
Travieso.-De modo que usted tie
ne Ell control de la corporation.
Labrador.-Si, senior.
Travieso.-Sehor Labrador, EN- ell nii-
nero 10,284 de LA Correspondence"
publicado ell dia &c de mayo de 1919
aparece en- la pagina 4 un articulo o
manifesto que lleva la firma del senior
Benigno Fernandez Garcia bajo ell cpl
grafe mi Labor Legislative; por que
no asisto las sesiones. de la Legisla-
tura.''
-IUsted conoce senior Labrador ese
articulo?
Labrador.-Lo he leido despues de
publicado.
Travieso.-GTuvo usted conocimien-
to con anterioridad la publication de
dicho articulo de que este Sc iba pu-
blicar en- LA Correspondence
Labrador.-Si, sefiorf
Travieso.-Usted no procure leer ese
articulo y enterarse de su contenido an
tes de publicarlo EN- la Correspon-
dencia?'
Labrador.-Tenia conocimiento de
que ell senior B. Fernandez Garcia ha-
bia traido ese articulo, explicando que
este era un articulo politico y dicien-
do pQr. que el NO .venia. a las sesioues de
la legislature Ell contenido de dicho
articulo me dijo que era politico, que
hacia esas manifestations bajo su
firma, y yo no 10 lei porque estaba ayu-
.dando la parte administrative del Pc
ridico estaba muy ocupado; vine a
leerlo los dos dias de haber sido pu-
blicado.
Travieso.-Por esa information que
tuvo usted antes de la publication del
articulo, Use entero usted de que en-
ell articulo Sc hacian imputaciones con-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-30

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Tornado del record" taqui'
grafico del Senado"

A las diez de la mafiana sc consti.
tuye Ia comisi6n especial, nombrada
al efecto.
Comparece don Jose Labrador Wi.
mails y despues de prestar juramento,
declare 10 que sigue:
Sr. Travieso.-ISu nombre?
Sr. Labrador.-Jose Labrador vi
nails.
Travieso.-ISu edad?
abrador.-Cuarenta y cinco amos.
Travieso.-6Su residencia en- San
Juan?
Labrador.-Si, senior.
Travieso.-En La ciudad de San
Juan, Puerto Rico, Sc edita un peri6
dieo titulado Ilamado LA Cores
pondencia de Puerto Rico IQue car
60 ticne usted en- dicho peri6dico?
Labrador or.-Administrado Mana
ger.
Travieso.-Tenga la bondad senior
Labrador de manifestar que deberes
tiene listed como administrator del pc
ri6dico, que participation tiene usted
en- la publication y en- la admission no
admission de articulos que Sc lleven al
pert6dico LA Correspondence de
Puerto Rico.''
Labrador.-Yo como administrator
del peri6dico entiendo en- La parte eco
monica de 81, " alguna veg soy consul
tado pata algunas pubncaciones; pero
otras veces no y otras veces las hace ell
redactor principal del peri6dico.
Travieso.--De modo que algunas We
ces Sc le cohsulta a usted con respecto
la conveniencia Inconvenience de
publican algnn articulo en- el peri6dico?
Labrador.--si senior.
Travieso.--tQuien es ell prOpietario
de "La Correspondencia9
Labrador.--Es una corporation.
Travieso.--En esa corporation fgura