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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
CARPENTERS UNION
OFFICIAL LEAVES CITY

Q. Olson. International organizer Tor
the Carpenters aud JulncrS union. will
leave FOR Childrcss to-day. and go from
there to Wichita Falls. he said last
night. Mr.. Olson fingered a day IN
Amarillo Ia enjoy the summer climate
and pleasant environments after at
tending tc official matters that brought
him To- the city.
There was only ripple of misundcr'
standing that might naturally come up
among any body of men. Mr.. Olsen said
yesterday. referring Ia a few days lay
of by the carpenters ard added that
he was happy to state that everybody Il
al work as usual IN Amarillo. Not Only
,is Mr. Olsen pleased that all union
tabor Is working shoulder IT, shoulder
In The Amarillo field. but he confessed
he h. charmed with the climate. the
cleanliness " the city and the general
conditions While mOdcstly cunfcssine
that Houston. In his estimation is the
great city az the state he admits that
for sanitation and general appearance
that Amarillo stands first.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
OVERLAND CAR NOW
SPEEDING IN WEST.
ON LONG TEST RUN.

The Overland transcontinental car ~
speeding across the continent ON u test
run somewhere between Rock Springs
and Cheyenne, Wyo. 4 wire received
by 7. =. Likins, manager Of the local
branch. gave Ire information that "
passed North platcc. Ncbr.. at s.3a
O'Clock Thursday morning ON schedule
time. II had made this distance II 1891
miles ON - gallons of gas. an average
At s5is miles per gallon of Fas. From
Cedar Rapids to North Platte. dis
lance Of coo miles was made ON az
average Of 81 miles to the gallon.
Forty miles Of the GOO was through
mud. the dispatch said.
MIR. LilSins is expecting another wire
conveying further information concern
ing the progress of the tra'/ continental
trip this morning. The test trip being
made by the Overland stock car IN over
the Lincoln highway. II started from
New York and will end at san Francis.
90. So FAR II has kept up with the
rchcdulc arranged. The principal
points yet Ia be- touched on the west.
ward end ~ the iourncy are Rock
Springs. Salt Lake CITY. Reno. Sacra.
mcnto and san Francisco.
Tn" ear being driven n not racing
machine. II H. stock touring ear. and
carries but two people. II N not bclns
driven by experts While the ear ~
kept IN motion without rest during the
trip, - different drivers will be- az the
wheel. The agencies through whose
territory II paYscs furnish the driver.
while the ear II IN their respective ter.
riturics \ factory man II carried. in
addition tu the driver Thus. while
drivers are rclaycd - times. the ma
chine makes the trip without stop.
The trip when completed will bc =
demonstration Of what the hvcrng"
driver may expect IN low cost operation
on . $500 ~ run In the average kind
Of weather aud roads as variable ~
are the ultiiud"s. soils. and formations
across the continent. II will also dcUi.
Onstratc nv amount of gas ana lubri.
cnting oil that ~ required ON an aver
age cOuntry.run mile. aud II will dem
onslrate the durability VI the overland
itoCk car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
MORE CANDIDATES
ENTER RING RACE
PLATFORM N RECEIVED or
NOVICE Il. {. AYERS FROM
PLAlNvIEW.

Recorder u. H. Swift said yesterday
that he han received petitions from
i.ubbOck and more blanks arr reported.
Noble Oliver also asks blHnkr fog az.
filllation. Noble Oliver In working 10
make Lubbock show up well AT khiva' n
first ceremonial.
Lee shropshire IL plainvicw also
'sends IN literature On their ring can.
didntc Novice II. q. Ayers. giyl/g his
platform. lie is also calling Ion more
petitions.
Noble u. a. Sanford Of Chlldrcss
sends In cards VI their ring candidate
vho is Ralph W. Laws. train dispatcher
ON the II. Worth and Denver railroad.
On the back u his card H. given his
Platform which has some live stuff
also.
Novice Paul Merrill Of pampa passed
through here yesterday on his way
home from Fort Worth. and said that
he Will begin his campaign at once and
~ going into the race "a win. lie ad.
visen that he has employed the service,
of Noble Newton 4. Willis of Cana.
dian az his campaign manager. An
VIII remember tina, Noble Willis won
the ring at Moslah last apylng
DR.. III. II. LctsDn of Canyon was q
caller al Shrine headquarters yesterday
afternoon and said that he viii b. here
August 20 help make khivas baud q
success.
khivas patrol " drilling every even
INK now In hopes Of having some
snappy stuff ready for thu first ccre
monial. Noble ". G. Irwin. captain
MI the patrol. says that he viii have a
lsurprirc Tor the mobiles ON that day. ns
fwcll as the noviccs.
The following III part Of the platform
OF Novice Ayers OF Ilain,icw:
Il believe that there should be- no
courts and no laws except rs prcsil, d
over ~ promulgated hy Shrincrs, bear.
ing n mind tina, my wet plank Is soak.
Ing.
II believe that women should be- al.
lowed to suffer hut all should bc CON.
PEELED 10 wear N.liay gowns no that
men can have equal suffrage.
II believe IN shorter hours FOR mi.
uation aud longer hours for rest ana
'rccupcration.
II believe In every man getting what
H. pays Tor. In my grain business ]
buy from Shrincis mostly aud always
do them goud. | allow them 20 pounds
a. the bushel.
III that ossified. antique. fossilizcd
would be patrol from Moslah cannot
put this ceremony an az IL should Ice
done ! win organize patrol Of my
pwn and do II right"
No'ice Laws of Childrcss wakes
fbociical In brief statement on his
gard which follows: III l win the
ting. I'll appreciate II. II you vote Tor
Imc, III win II. II the Bun viii help.
i've got IL. II the goat don't die III
side him. In infancy ! was an angel;
in boyhood. q down: In manhotd u
\chlckcn inspector: In this race To q
finish"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
WARD PROPOSAL
To Be SUCCESS
COMMITTEES RECEIVE MuCH IN,
COuRtGEMENT FROM LOCAL
BUSINESS PEOPLE.

Committees which have been team.
Ing the sentiment of the public In re-.
gard to the sale Of 100000 of bonds
In the proposed gus pipe line being
promoted by J. u. Ward of Tdlsa.
Okla. have received much encourage.
ment. and member said yesterday
that there was no doubt that the cam.
paign would be success. business
men are said to favor the pipe line,
as II carries with Il practically a guar.
antee uf smoltor.
Mr.. Ward has gone to New York 10
confer with smelter interests aud II -
expected he VIII return shortly 10 In.
form local people Of what success he
had with eastern interests
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
POLITICAL ARGUMENT
ENDS IN STREET FIGHT
BEFORE LOCAL CAFE

4 political argument IN front Of JET =
cafe. NJ O'Clock yesterday. wound ~
with several bleeding faces and ih" re-
sort TO gun and brlck'bat before th"
corbatants could hc arrested.
The affray started when JEFF Davis
proprietor Of Jcff's cafe, and Joe phi.
iipp stopped arguing aud went 10 fight
ing.
George willinThnm, II In declared.
stepped In Ia stop the fight. hut co.
others alro stepped up. he took on all
opmcrs. with the result thpt A. ".
Price. dairyinnn. WAS one NJ the
damaged.
Thorc concerned were summoned 20
answer In police court at o'clock this
morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
MUST FILL OFT BLANKS
TO ENTER FAIL TERM

The following settlement In regard tn
the fan term 81 school WAS made FrI.
day 10y Superintendent N. n Oman:
"lf pnrcntr whose children have been
arsigncd To- the e term want them tn
enter rchoul IN September. they viii
fill uut application blank witch mny
be- obtained from the several school
principals ar at the office Of the sccrc'
tary u the school board at the court
hose. Do not put this matter of, but
get the blank and fill II out at once"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
AND PLA|NNEN
TO PLAY HERE TO-DAY

Amarillo ;lks anu plaiHvlcw Elks
viii compete today with the election
In the interest Of the public Tho base.
lall game will be called at o'clock
this afternoon at the new amusement
park. while voting for candidates viii
continue all day. These tcJns will also
play ut $50 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Oates and Horton viii be- the pitchers
to-day Ter the Elks. while Ferguson is
expected to he on the mound tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
TO WARD orr SIMMER
CONiPl.ENlON Ills

To keep the face smooth. white and.
beautiful all summer there's nothing
uuite 20 gcwl ~ ordinary mcrcolizc,l
wax. plsculcrcd ~ frccKl,d skin. 10
yommon nj this season. T. gently. grad.
,ually absorbed ~ the wax and replaced
by the newer frc~hcr skin beneath. The
face exhibits no trace of the wax. which
n applied NJ bedtime and washed on
mornings. GREASY creams. powders und
Togucs. up the other hand. nr apt to
appear more conspicuous than usual
these days u excessive Precipitation.
Jnft get an ounce OF mercolixed wax Ut
ans drug store. and use u like cold
cream. This will help any skin at once
and In a week or 10 the complexion
WIN look remarkably clear. young and
healthy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Fierce Fighting RACES
on Southern Bolsheviki
Front; Border Crossed
By Associated Pres.

Nv NNNOrN'fU TTrFf.
WARSAW, July 20. 49, The heaviest
fighting ever experienced on the south
crn front II now under way, the liol'
shcyiki having launched a general Of
fcnrlyc from the I,umanian border To-
the Pripct marshes.
Dotpchmcnts of Bolshcviki have
crossed the river zbrucz. bringing the
battle upon Polish soil.
An official communication tdoay an
nounccs fierce fighting along the Sty'
river, An Red a,tsk' have been r.
pulsed. except one. where the Reds
forced crossing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
BUILDING PERMITS TOTAL
si9.t5e THIS MONTH

building permits In Amarillo No Ear
this month total Sis.4j0. according TO
the records ri city Engineer u. u.
Jones The largest permit is for $780,
O00. and IN for the building which viii
bc erected between Seventh aud Eighth
street On Folk streets by J. y. Besslcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
.imarllIoan lsnIisis In Army

william u. Younglovr, iVs Monroe
rtrcc,. was one uf the five recruits sent
away yesterday by Sergeant Walter NJ.
Freeman. recruiting officer for the
army. H1 enlisted in the medical de-
,,artmcni for service In the Hawaiian
Islands. Fourteen recruits have been
accepted this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Warranty Deed,

Pedro Floss 10 l.. $. GIL. 1t A.. 10.
Il. blocl, 500. Mirror addition. Cunsd.
GRAFTON $500.
q. u. O'Bricn To J. L. kirkman. part
u let .. block 200. rlcmuns addition.
Consideration t:i7s.
Mobiles brothers Grocer Company,
touih half of lot :. all u lots s. .. ~,
n. le and ~. block 20. q. a $. Con
sidcraiiUn t5GsG3.9i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Motorcycle OffcIre Appointed

j. l.. lIcrndUn has been appointed
motorcycle officer by chief q Police
e. ~. Davis j. d. Wall II also u
motorcycle officer. and chief Davis
hope that through their combined g..
forts iniractions II traffic ordinances
can be- reduced 90
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Spceslcr Fined $50

\ spccdcr was fined $50 In corpora.
iiun court yesterday. lie was caught
early Thursday afternoon while turn
ing ear In the middle Of the block.
And early Fridt morning, he was
caught speeding down Polk street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Transfer

u, G.. Priddy To T. T.. Trawcck. iut
81 block s37. Plcmons addition. Con
sidciaiion s373.42.
Max NJ Payne to V. Ncwsom. lot l.,
block l57. q. & s. Consideration
S132.50.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

4 bad trstc nj tho mouth comes from
disordc red stomach. and back Of that
is usually a torpid liver:--A condition
which Invites disease. lIEIBINE II
the remedy needed. II corrccts the
stomach and makes the liver active aud
regular Sold by all druggists 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Hereford tsdl,or In CITY

Seth Holman. editor Of Hereford
Brand. accompanied by his family. was
ln Amarillo yesterday. an route 10 Cllp.
RADIO for a vacation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

When the baby Is suffering the dou'
bic affllcilon u hot weather and bowel
DISORDERS. the remedy needed In Me.
GEES BABY EIsiXiG. II reduces the
fcvcrlsh condition, cmrecls the stomach
and checks looscncss VI the bowels.
Sold by MI druggists. 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Mechanic, Lien

G r. wil'on to y. $. Burgess. lots I
and 8, block 70. q. & $. Consideration
$3.50.
Charles e. Lowe to Cooper & Kerr.
lot I. block 20. san Iacinto addition
Consideration $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
I.anhandlc Calls OF Gamr

owing To many ~ the players being
! busy In harvest work, the Pnnhandl"
team failed Ia come here Yesterday AT.
crnoon for the game scheduled with the
= Cubs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Alrhenrt Marries Canple

ellie ID. wclch. q. and Miss ola Eoi'.
10. were married at o'clock Thursday
evening BY Il. Il. Airhcart. Justice ~
the peace.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Hue, ia PLAY Clarendon

The Post Office Blues viii play Clar'
cndon Sunday at Clarendon. Hudson
and q. Taylor will the Blues battery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

There may be- some surprises McSicJ
uugh, 90 have come crack rifle sho't
since they have been practicing ever
since We can remember.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS

Rlrincsr never offered wider oppor.
tunliicS than u d"cs to-day Secure
Your preparation IN the leading buzz.
ncrs training institution of the South
west. The Albuquerque Business Cob
i.rc IL the mos, completely equipped
and employs the largest aud most
expert faculty OF businoss educators
IN the Southwest. The demand for
\. u. G. students last year was 80
great that only % per cent of the
good position could be- fillod.
COURSES offered: bookkeeping.
Higher Atcouniancy n.eadlne io &. 7.
4. Exanl. banking and Finance.
Rn,incSS ADMINISTRATION. StcnoEraphs
SecrrtariaI. business Spanish. Com.
mrrrial Tcaching. Advertising aud
sale, mansl,ip. burroughs Machine Ne
counting. biography, Civil Service,
turrisn Commerce.
New students enter any time. FRO
gree a. RAPIDLY M ERIK merits Resi-
dent and Correspondence Courses.
Fall Term Opens Sept.
Write ior Information
ALBUQUERQUE
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

Frs Daily News Want Ads.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-03-19

the enumerators did not expect their
pay for several weeks, but SO far as
/ am advised, checks have been re-
ceived b. the enumerators within
two weeks or less after the papers
had been sent to Washington.
81 ain hoping to close up the Of
flee and to have all the work COM
pleted and acceptable to the depart
ment by the first of April. If it
should be possible that any of the
towns in this district should not show
the growth that they are claiming or
that they expect, l feel that it is not
the fault of the enumerator or the
supervisor. When the enumerators
announced that they had completed
their work in the several larger towns
of the district, and without giving
any intimation as to figures,
went to these towns and conferred
with the enumerators and also the
mayor and Chamber of Commerce
and requested the newspapers to
tate that the enumerators had COM
pleted the work and if any one OF
more persons had been omitted that
we would be glad to be. apprised of
he fact and that their names would
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-03-19

be added as it was our desire and
purpose to give each community the
entire population to which it was en-
titled, and the papers were ..e.:. for
some time in order that additic"r :, if
any, might be made. hope rhat when
he official figures are announced
by the department that they may be
satisfactory to all of the communi-
ties concerned.
eve had the misfortune to lose by
death one of our enumerators, Mr..
Samuel W. Derrick, of Newberry, a
inc fellow and most excellent citi-
.en, WHO died only few days ago,
but several weeks after he had COM
pleted the work of taking the census.
81 am glad of the opportunity
which this position has given me to
orm so many friendships amongst
he fine men and women who have
worked with me in the taking of this
ensus, and l feel that I have the
friendship and the good will of each
and very one of them, and 1 desire
again to express my appreciation of
heir work and their hearty coopera-
ion."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-09
TEMAs DEL MOMENTO
A ponerse d tono

4 fFsass. M M II
Ipresidente cue no es revo olucionaria nj
|ha tenido jamas la menor relacion con
ningdn organismo de ese caracter o
tendencies, y en- tanto que este dice
|quier tiene poderes para hablar en-
EnomBre del popular organisnlo, los
Iapode de una sucursal pltrafna-
rina, Sc jactan dando a entender que
viven en- ma estrecha union, en- una
deliciosa camaraderia con Lenin, Ell
.implacab1e vampire que sacude sus
alas viscosas empapadas en- sangre
sobre el cuerpo inerte de la pobre Ru-
tsia, que nunca conocio terrores como
estos terrores.
Ell momento de que Sc opere la de-
sintegracion que haya de establecer
la separation definitiva entire la Same
rican Federation Of Labor, y ell par
lido socialista que emplea en- sus pro-
pagandas Ell tono agrio y Ell truculento
Iatiguillo que hacen las delicias de
cierto p1blico, es lIegado sin duda. La
Federation Americana del Trabajo no
puede aceptar la responsaBilidad de
estos procedures que sin6 son de una
acci6n francamente revolucionaria, es
porque en- los Estados Urtidos Ell am
biente no es lnuy propicio para esos
condenables atropelles. 81 a la cons
ciente actitud de la jefatura maxima
de la Federation Obrera, negando to-
da ayuda los soviets y toda coope-
raci6n al expansionismo de su regi-
men terrorista, responde la virulencia
de la propaganda que aquI hacen des-
de la Federation Libre, convertida en-
club del mas rabioso sovietismo, no
vemos, la verdad, no vemos, como Sc
puede >seguir ,manteniendo esa ficcion
absurda y esa verdad lamentable de
que La American Federation of La
Dor v ell socialismo rojo, rojo al rojo
vivo, sean una misma cosa en- Puerto
Rico.
iEs que Sc puede seguir mantenien-
do este juego immoral que emplea la
sugestiva persuaci6n de las conve-
niencias gremiales para llevar a los
ofuscados obreros seryir ell logro
de ambiciones polfticas que va Sc ex-
hiben sin ningdn recato, porque Sc
Green seghras de su triunfo?
Puede ser que va, puestos a deci-
dir, los leaders della izquierda roja.
desdefien las prebendas societarias por
las tajadas mayores que en- ell cam
po politico sc les ofrecen. Puede ser
que sigan creyendo compatibles las
funciones inherentes la organiza-
cion obrera y la desorganizacion So
cial. Pero las palabras de Mr.. Com
pers son tan claras. =, Pero la situa-
cion en- Norteamerica esta tan bien
definida. j..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-09

SEt " St}a7 3sktfl lists-5tAf E/Stttss1sH
gicamente. Pero, ;por que lie has Greer
a Rosarito que la quieres?
Me da pena verla tan bella y tan
confada alentando un amor al cual
no puedo compensar.
Desde aque1 momento fue mi ma
yor preocupacion buscar Rosarito,
hablarla, disculparme. Pero pasaban
los dfas, volaban, Sc iban y no con-
seguia mi noble prop6sito. iPobre Ro-
sarito! En- el teatro no recogf una
sola mirada de pefd6n de sus ojos
negros. En- mi alma tenfa clavada la
Garcia triste~ de sus ojos, aquella mi
rada llena de confanza, de dulzura,
de verdad. ST 70 la annara! !-repetfa
incesantemente. Una pena profunda
tenfa 20 por aquella virgencita palida,
castamente enamorada de un episode
de mi vida, aquel beso eterno que Sc
llo los labios de Ana Maria, como un
pactq de alma a alma, y quien sabe
81 son6 otro igual para aquel carino
que no tendrfa la gloria que tuvo ell
carino de la otra.
Lleno de remordimiento inquie-
tud fuf yer a mi antigua amiga. Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-09

eeA que me sorprendio el niio Dios
ldormido en- el bosque de las tentacio-
ines, me adyirtio:
- Sabes 3, la mama es muy diverti-
ida: LIE pasa revista los pretendien-
ties de Rosarito como un general.
Efectivamente. Dofia Amparo me
seguf& acknowledgements con la vista;
en- el teatro, en- la iglesia, en- la pla-
"a, en- ell puente. Yo empezaba a ena-
morarme de la muchacha. Era tan
buena, tan ruburosa, tan espiritual!
Mil pretextos me hacian hablarla,
aconpanarla, enamorarla aunque muy
discretamente. Quise dejar en- su al
mita la ignorada voluptuosidad de vi
vir sun ensuefio effmero, uno de esos
ipequefios ensuenos que nos sorpren-
lien despiertos, nos besan Ell alma ~
lvaporosamente Sc van.
! Hay una enorme- verdad sentimen-
tai, sefioras.y seiiores, en- la presencia
| de la casualidad, en- sus fnas peril
dias, en- sus emboscadas sutiles. Una
ttarde lego la carta de una amiga.
La casualidad hizo entrar a Doiia
Amparo en- el correo cuando intima-
mente saboreaba la adorable femeni-
dad del mensaje de aquella criatura
que hablaba frivolamente de diver
stones, de fiestas, de amigas, de ilu-
stones, de amor, de chismes femeni-
nos v de todo ese exquisite torbellino
mundane que emociona Ell alma de
Has mujeres. Yo vi posarse sobre la
carta los ,ojos inexorables de Dofa
Amparo Y me extremecf ante la mi
rada severa del general. La noche an
terror habiamos hablado Rosarito y
yo de la otra, la ausente, la muy
an1ada:
. Como Sc llama?
-iPura!
tr-iQue nombre tan bonito! La
amara I'd. mucho, Sverdad?
Ne!
Yo mentf. iPor que? Fue una de
esas cosas que Sc hacen instintiva-
mente, pudorosamente. Aquella no
che fue ell beso de sus ojos mas hon
!do..
Oh! Al acercarme a mi antigua
amiga en- la plaza, la encontre SON
refda y burlona:
-Pfcaro, va me 10 deca yo. Era
demasiado suspirar por una preten-
|dida. 70 te conozco bien; Sc que no
tienes ese fuego para elias. No; no
'es reproche- agrego sonriendo nostal-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-09

10 die todo, todo, preeipitadamentes
como UNA confession. Ella Sc indign6:
va que amas a otra, Ipor que la
buscas?
+ -Es' que necesito su perdon, para
veneer .esta formidable inquietud de
haber sido cruel irresponsablemente.
-Bien; lie hablare. Vete esta no.
che al teatro, detras de us palco. ST
sonrie, perdona; 81 no Sc mueve, es q.
aun no ha olvidado tu pequefia cruel
dad.
Y aquella noche fuf. Nunca de
enamorado he sido puntual. Pero Sc
jugaba en- aquella sonrisa de mujer
ell reposo de mi alma, la tranquilidad,
la paz, un perdon.
AL llegar Sc cruzaron nuestros ojos.
Vaga sonrisa triste y frfa iuguete6
en- sus labios que temblaban ligera-
mente. Una viva llamarada colore6
mis- mejillas. Ante el perdon de aque-
LA mujer senti sobre mi alma la paz
mistriosa de aquel profundo rubor.
Emilio s. Belaval.
Verano de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-09
Ell sR. FERNANDEZ ORTIZ

Hoy ha regresado de Venezuela el
senior Fernandez Ortiz, que nos trae
un saludo del egregio Poeta Yillaespe-
sa. Ell autor de Aben HameUa pasara
probablemente por nuestra ciudad fl
nesSde mes en- viaje para Espafa. Aquf
Sc le unira el senior Fernandez Ortiz
para volyer en- MARIO abril con la
compafifa que ha de estrenar el drama
Simon Bolttdr y las nueyas obras del
autor de BI AIcdzGr de las PerlGs.
FL insigne peeta tiene planeada una
excursion por los pueblos de hispano-
America, comenzando por San Juan dc
Puerto Rico.
Piensa villaespesa organizar una
gran eompaifa Y como el es conocedor
de los elementos artfsticos; puede es-
perarse que logre sus propositos.