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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19
OSTATNI MOHIKANIE
w WESTINGHOUSE.
Washington, 49,. listopada.

Washington, 49, listopada. -
,,Ostatni Mohikanie" - trzej
przedstaWiciele tego szczepu in
dyjskiego, przybyli tn wczoraj I
Norwich, Conn, celsm ~przedsta-
vienna swych pretensyi DO znacz-
nych obszarow ziemskich, "a
branych i'm rzekomo bezpodsta-
wnie przez Rad. Ma czele tel de-
legacyi stoi Lemuel Oocum Fiel-
ding, nominalny wladca ,ostat--
Mich Mohikanow', a procz tego
w ,sklad jej wchodza: syn jeso
Everett NJ. Fielding i corka, PAM
Myrtice Germaine. Przybyli oni
odziani w mohiliahskie, szaty kro
lewskie i zwracaja ma siebie pow
szechna uwage W biurach mini
steryalnych. Chociaz z powodu
wspomnianych Pretensyi czuja
oni zal do rzadu, mino to jednak
re wsp6lczuciem wyrazaja sic o
chorobie YWielkiego Biaiego o.
ca" (prezydenta) i przysfali do
Biasego Domu paczke jakiejs
.herbaty o wlasnoSciach leczni-
czych.
PoLMILIoNoWY RABUNEK
Nowy York, 10. listopada. -
Policya i detektywi tutejsi hmia
sobie glove mad rozwiazaniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

Naszej reckoning udzielamy MI
losciwie Wan, Drodzy Synowie j
Czcigodni Bracia, oraz ogoiowi
wiernych, waszej pieczy powie-
rzonych, apostolskiego bfogosia-
wienstwa.
Dan W Rzymie ii Sw. Piotra
dnia 8 wrzeSnia w uroczystoSc
Mar. N. Nary Fanny l920 r..
Pontyfikatu zas Naszego roku
siodmego.
Benedykt XIV, Papie5.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19
Brak Wegla. Strajk We
sIowy. Straik KolHjowy.
Wysoka Cena "a Wegiel.
naleza do przesz}oSci. My O.
nalamY Piece Bee Vega.

przyjdzcie i przekoTaiCie sic naocE-
ME W biu1ze geuarl.Iej agency
1876 w. Chicago s'e., abb We u
liach. 11:S Milwaukee ave. u Bra
ci Basinskich, 4541 ) Ashllnd ave-,
l.. Wis.,. SSma ! Com me- ii ave,
So. Chicago. NJ. Nowak, I430l Fall
mer ave., Posen, ]. Sarna, 12442 50.
Ashland ave., Blue Island, J. X.
Giba, Dow1ers Grove, ILL.,, ]. Gre
six 1927 Paulina W. Harvey, ILL.,,
w. Iwanski, 1909 Jackson Sur.
North Chicago. - Potrzeba Repre-
zentant6w ma okolice - Swietny Ia
robek. xxx
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

Isowai sic wedrzet do wiezienia,
Fgdzie ich trzymano, Jeszcze we
srode, ustapii jednak wobec per-
swazyi szeryfa Tannera, ktory a.
pelowai do uczuG ludzkich i pred
kladai napastnikom, ably pozwo-
iii prawu postapic wedle przepi-
sow sprawiedliwoSci. Mimo t.
szeryf obawiaf sic ponownego
napadu tlumu ma wiezienie i
wskutek tego postanowii wymie
nionych wyzej m~urzyn6w pre-
wiezc do Fitzgerald, co mu sic
iednak ME udaio.,
GROzBA POWODZI w KA--
LIFoRNII.
Sacramento, Cal, 10. listopada,
- Gwaltowne deszcze w srodko-
wei i poinocnej Kalifornii, zwla-
SEGA zaS mad g6rnym biegiem
tzeki Sacramento, zagra4aja po--
VODKA W polozonych nizej okoli-
each. Doniesienia z Colusa poda-
ia, re fanny we wschodniej czesci
powiatu tejze navy zostaly
przerwane i woda szybko wzbie-
"a sic, z~alewajac znaczne obszary
gruntow uprawnych. Biuro mete-
orologiczne ostrzega rolnikow w
pofozonych nizej okolicach, ably
natychmiast uchodzili z bydlem
SVEN w inne stronv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

sprawy smiaiej kradziezy rabun--
kowej, ofiara ktorej pad}a PAM
Charlotte King Palmer, ktora O.
brabowana zostala z klejnotow
Iacznej wartosci pol miliona do
iarow. Byfy one ubezpieczone tyl
ko ma sumo $4,000. w walce z
b~andytami odniosla PAM Palmer
podobno ziamanie kosci w stopie.
Rabunek dokonany zostai pc 6.
lei W nocy, gdy PAM Palmer po-
wr6ciia do domu z wizyty Il
swoich znajomych.
2 SLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE
UCISKU IRLANDCZYKoW.
Washington, 10. listopada. -
Wczoraj rozpoczely sic TIL pre-
sluchy pred komitetem Sled
Gym, zajmujacym sic badaniem
przesladowai Irlandczykow, W
skiad kt6rego wchodza: PARMA
Jane Adams, senator Walsh Z
Massachusetts, F, c. Howe i w.
H. Maurer. Zeznawai Dennis
Morgan, prezes rady miejskiej
missta Thurles, kt6ry opisywai
uocny napad ma to miasto, doko,
many przez krolewskich konsta--
blow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

CHUSTECZKI I WSTAzK.
Damskie c~husteczki, haftowane
rogl, stosowne ma podarki ma Swie
ia, do wyboru 5 zapas6w n
pc 1870, 15c, zoe ..... ~
Piekne wsta&ki, DOLBY gatunek,
wiacznie brocades, ~atiasowe, pa
Skowate / W kwieciste desenie,
do 6 cali szer5kie, ~
wart. do 81, jard ...... 4SC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-19

REGIME TOREBKI
Wielki skiadu hurtownego ca}y
okazowy zapas aksamitnych 'ko.
rsanyth recznych woreczt6w, par
ty boxes, c%anteens, portmonetek
wiele innych rzeczy, wartosci do
SIS, wasz wyb6r IN m
po $50 do ......... kU.UU
Damskie welna wiazane rekawiczki
asortowane kolory, 90
59c gatunek ........ wv
Paniefskie we{na wiazane rekawi-
czki, czarne 1 kolorowe 90
Soc 'wartosc ........ oo\
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
COUNCIL MEETS JULY q
FOR IMPORTANT SESSION
VIII Consider Matters OF Vital
Interest Laid on Table at
Inst Meeting

Another special meeting OF the
common Council has been called ~
It's president FOR Juiy II 10 consider
business which was laid on the table
at 4 meeting OF the Common Coun-
cil Thursday night because OF poor
attendance. Although u quorum Was
present. only eleven OF The twenty
members Of the body showed an and
matters OF Importance which were TO
come before the body were tabled for
the present.
Probably the most inportan, OF the
papers which VIII pc, considered at
the next rnc.tins is the now revised
10 the measure .s SAID 10 cx!st IL was
tabled until more OF the Council arc
present.
Director Of rublie safety william
NJ. Myers ana Ch.of of Police &. A.
S ir,diy inGN Win iayor On the new
, rrai'aS "rGI, inc me chisi having
nual report TO ColO.ci Myers
Another resolution tabled was one
ancc calling TOR the appropriation OF
s30.lJO to make up a dchclt Ia the
last Issues Of bonds sold by the city,
Suspension OF the rules Was called
was not - sufficient number or cUun-
ciInen present 10 take necc-dtry
action.
Three resolutions each caillns for
the acqu!s!tion OF land FOR civic ina
proEnm"nls. and calling fgr the ar
propriauon az copsidernble sums.
were sent b1CE to The Council Com
miitcc on Finance for further con-
calls Tor enlargement OF Riverside
Park. another the extension OF River
SIDE DRIVE and the tn!rd acquisition
Of additional Iand to cnIarge Fulton
PARK.
From the Mayors advisory board
came Il resoiuttgp calling for the APP
preparation % sl3S.Ogu for the siUoojh
paving of Han street from Muyo's
Bridge 10 Twenty second street III.
paner 70 one Of tho. most important
FOX gone time and was taken up with
new business aud scnt To the COIN
ell Committee on Finance for couHii-
Grafton For "a long lime. ci;izcns OF
the south side have affiliated tho
smooth paving OF Iiull street, ana
THO paper IL the outcome o' their
efforts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
HUNGARY COMMUNISTS ARE
FACING MURDER CHARGES
One az ncfrniInut'. Lawyers Dies OF
SpopirhH While Arguing
IA! uIrr

BbDhi'ESJI july THE long
awaited tfIai or Communist commits
spTtc5 ppcH.i her, Monday With Or
Peter h.usiuu. Foreign Minister dur
ans III. Boi.s itun administration and
niue others f@c.as charges %; muir
der Ia connection Win executions.
The dcfeEA. asked for Il delay pend
ing the arrival ~ the allied diplO-
mats who were in Budapest during
the Communist regime. The prose-
cutor, IN reply said me British gov
eminent was unwilling 10 have its
representatives. here aId the Cnl;ed
States Aad sent 40 word.
stephen SzuutO. counsel for one OF
the coumlszarics. died Of apopic&y.
following "a dirputc with the pr0secu-
tor shortly after tho tia! opened.
TING opening days proceedings We're
devoted To establishing hOw com
nuD.sin started IN hungary ana the
part taken ia q hy the soviet gov
eminent - MOSCOW
judge .>tockur o.! the Supreme
Court. who ssu:c,s--,d the "lcnin.
boyS' last autumn. IS presi3-nT at
the trial, which is being conducted
mccor'intsr 10 war tribunal proveiiuT.
The trials are bs!ng held IN tho
courtroom. wherr me Communists
conducted Revolutionary trails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
AGREE on PLAN TO ELECT
JUDGES OF WORLD COURT
Zach Nation VIII Ec Aakca 80 Namc
Not More Thau Six Can
lida;rS.

THE HAGUE. July 81 gyeeiucnt
was reached today or the question OF
selection Of Judges for thc high court
OF International justice.
Thc plan which although adopted
without opposition, s. subjec; Ia sec
ond reading. provides the judges VIII
be chosen h.: til. assembly and coua-
Gil Of tho League Of nations from q
list drawn by the existing court OF
arbitration at Tho Hague
Judges ot each nation represented
In the court viii DO asked to name
not more than six candidates, OF whom
not more than two can be- their own
nationals These national groups
VIII! be requested to make their own
seicntons after consulting the high
est judicial authorities OF ;he!r re-
specttvc countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
ASK POLICE ASSISTANCE
IN SEARCH FOR LOST GIRL
Parents thiris Western "JIoyic''
stuui" B". ,inntinn "f DAUGHTER
Wh" Has Disnpncarri.
ihy Associated Press. ]

CHATS, A%DoGA. TENN July a
poiicc oniciaiS of the country have
been asked to be ON the lookou, for
Junnitta Allen, seventeen years OF
aSe. girl orator. who Disappeared
!rpin her nome here .iunc % dressed
IN INC Earb OF a Boy scout ana whose
trail has hCpn lost nj Atlanta. where
she was traced
She won a prize for oratory in The
iOct! hiEh achoo! last year for her
bTIIiiani address on the league OF ma
lions. Her parents. Mr. and Alrs
Jhimcs NJ. A:II. believe that she is
en- route 10 a Western motion picture
studio. she weighs les pounds. Is
slightly stopped, has dark brown hair
ana eyes ana lew rreckles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-10
ucorgarisc rncl Department..

Official announcement Is made of
? generalization OF the fuel de :
partmenj of The southern Railway
with headduarterS in Knoxville for
ihe coal supply OC the entire system
T.. g. Goodwin has been appointed
Tue! agent in charge OF the depart
rncnt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
THE MEDIUM PRICED HOME
By CLAUDE H. ESTES.


Of cnizenhip wokn
unre,s kinddis
gand
comes
while
kinds.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
NEWS OF FAIRFIELD

At the recent meeting of the woman E
Bible class Of the Fairfield Methodist
church, held with Mrs. Lewis Bush, an
| interesting talk on the study of the Bible
was given by Miss Hattie Weakly OF
Birmingham
Miss Beth Weir gave humorous read
ing during the social hour, and Mrs 8ush
rendered group of violin selections.
About 20 members were in attendance.
The Fairfield Five Hundred club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Paul
inc Roberts, 40 Forty first street, in
stead o. Miss Edith Ackerson, as sched-
uled.
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church will meet Monday after
noon at 2:3o with Mrs. J. w. Walden on
Thirty-ninth street.
There will be regular services at the
First Baptist church today, with a 3.
Y. p. u. meeting at $50.
The Methodist Missionary society will
meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs.
FRANK ReynoiuS. Tne newly electeu oi-
ficers viii be installed and Mrs. r. A.
Thomasscn, the district secretary, VIII
talk.
Mrs p c. Clayton was hostess to the
meeting of the Hypatian club. at which
time bible Day" was observed.
A feature of the programme was a talk
on "The Bible as an Inspiration in Art.
by Rev j. A. Logemann, pastor of the
Plunkett Memorial church. A paper on
1.-THE Poetry of the Bible was read by
Mrs. Logemann. and THE Music of the
Bible" was discussed by Miss Mabel
Atkins
Mrs. E. L. McNaron, Mrs. w. w. Black
well and Rev. Logemann were guests CT
the club.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
Think Over This

Birmingham to consider these facts:
If the growth Of Birmingham is even half that
expected by those best acquainted with the pres
ent rate of population increase and the reasons
therefor, in four five years. at the utmost there
will be dearth of close-n desirable residential
property.
The effect of this coupled with still greater influx Of
population, will be advance in prices based the in
exorable law CT supply and demand
Such being the case those who intend to live permanent
~ in Birmingham will do well to acquire residential lots
now even they will not be ready to build for ndefn-
lite time to come locations open which will be
closed to them in the future and the saving which they
will make on the present prices will long way toward
reducing the cost of building.
was this anticipation of inevitable scarcity of resi-
dental property within convenient radius of the center
Of the city which moved this company take that
beautiful stretch of woodland in the Country Club Dis
ric now known Forest Park AND to improve it in
manner worthy of its claims upon homebulders In doing
this feel that have rendered distinct service to the
city with whose upbuding have been associated from
the beginning.
Birmingham Realty Company
2118 First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

Sunday night drawings for the two
events will be held.
The field events will be held over the
grounds at Letohatchie, several miles
west of Montgomery and "A. G.. c.
Sage of New York. president of the
club. is here tonight for the purpose
of arranging the preliminary details,
expressed the opinion that the pro-
gramme this year would be the best
in the history of the club
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
tensions Realty
Review

We report a very active
week in central business pro-
perry and also in the automo-
bile district on the South
Side, where a good deal of
new construction is indi-
Gated.
In the business and semi
business districts several i'm
portant negotiations are in
process of consummation
which will result in owners
improving with new build
ings or remodeling the old.
All Of this is in line with
our predictions that the bust
ness district is due for a wide
expansion. This condition of
fers opportunities for profit
able investments on the
fringe" as well as closer in.
Inquiry continues strong
for lots in the Country Club
District, including Mountain
Terrace, Altamont Road and
Cliff Road.
The call for the new homes UNI
der construction by us, and which
are nearing completion, is evidence
that the supply of salable resi-
dences is quite limited and will
soon be exhausted.
Those desiring homes, or wish
ing to make investments in Bir-
mingham property will do we'll to
see us at once in order that we
may place them on our list Of
clients to whom we submit offer
ings and opportunities as they de-
yelop from time to time.
The feature in Fairfield was the
resale of lots at substantial profits
by private owners. One holder re-
fused an offer of $4,000 for a lot
which he had purchased for ST.
800.
With the eyes of the country
now on the Birmingham District
as the safest and most logical
point for industrial expansion, on
account of labor and climatic con-
ditions, it is our opinion that the
present growth and prosperity
which our city is enjoying is al
most negligible in comparison with
what is to. come,
4 Jemison
r. E. & ms. Co.
21l N. 10th Street
Phone M-526O
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

meeting 0. the Booklovers' club. The fol-
lowing programme was given: Victor
Hugo. the Man. Mrs M. W. Glasgow
Victor Hugo's Work, Mrs. H. R. Nor
ris; life of Balzac." Mrs. Sam King;
selections from The Country Doctor"
Mrs Lewis Bush.
The roll call responses were quotations
from Hugos works. Mrs Joseph Scholi
was guest of the club and the hostess
served a salad course
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
Many Dogs Entered in
Derby and AH-Age Stake

Montgomery. January 1o.-With So
dogs entered In the derby an d61 for
the all-age stakes, sportsmen, mem
bers of the Natinal Field Trials Club
are assembling in Montgomery, where
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
Fries Named Traffic Manager

Atlanta January 10.-( Special)--An-
nouncement has been received from the
office of the president of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad by w. N. Mitchell IL
Atlanta. the southern representative of
the road, of the appointment of ArcSf-
bald Fries as general traffic manager,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11
Carpenter Knocks Out
M'Closkey in Second

BY Nss0cIafed FFess
bordeaux. January f0.-Gcorgcs
Carpenter knocked out .sBIink' Nc
Closkey mt the beginning of the sec-
: ond round of their fight here to-
night.
AZ the conclusion of the fight VI
Descamps. manager of Carpenter
announced to the audience that he
had teIcgraphed this morning to
Jack Dempsey's manager that the
Dempsey-Carpentie aght would
take place i'm New Jersey ON Sep
TENDER o tLabor Day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

with headquarters in Baltimore
Mr.. Fries, who is well known through
out the south. was traffic manager of
this road under the federal management,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-11

and his promotion to be general traffic
manager OF the entire Baltimore anc
Ohio system will be of interest to his
friends.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
OtEa huGIga arrGgIada

De la Secretaria General de la Fe-
deraci6n PortOrriqueila del Irabaio nos
mandan la siguiente information:
la hueiga agrfcola que sostenian
nuestros asociadOs en- Bayam6n fui SO
llciOnada el Sabado previa intervention
Ge la Comisi0n de Mediaci0n V Conci-
liaci0n Y aver Sc tli6 In orden a los
huclguistas de retOrnar al trabajo.
En- cOnveniO firmado establece. uue
ochO hOras de labor cada dfa sera la
jornada legal, V por elias Sc pagaran
los siguientes salariOS, Ell la altura que
es donde producer mcnos los terrenos
Sembrado de caiiaS:
Tn dollar Setenta Y cincO centavOs
como mfnimo para los menos expertos
ell los trabajos, Y dos d6Iares dos
veinticinco, para los mas habiles. Las
horas extras Sc pagaran tempo me-
dio, Y 81 los precios de los aziicareS
fueran mas altos de trece d6lares Sc lie
abonara cada trabajadOr un tanto
pOr ciento sobre sus salarios, segl1n los
.d6lares que aumenten los precios del
prOductO. En- las plantaciones de las
vegas los colonos pagan una peseta
mas.
Ell contrato qued6 firmado por ell re-
presentante de los trabajadores agrf-
colas Y el presidente de los resS. colo
nos estandO presentes los seiiores Ra-
fael Rivera Zayas Y Evangelista Cal
der6n, miembros de la COmisi0n de Me
diaci0n Y ell ComisiOnadO de Servicio
PdblicO Sr. Oller. Tambien estuvieron
presenteS centenareS de huelguistas.
Ell domingo pr6XimO los trabajadores
de aquel pueblo celebraran una gran
manifestation un mitin por el triun-
fo alcanzadO."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
EN- Ell VICTORY GARDEN
Ell beneficio de Carolina Fernandez

Anoche, Sc vic el immense cine de la
Parada Is totalmente lleno en- la dos
tandas. La function era a beneicio de
la exceIente actriz de caracter, Caro-
lima Fernandez, y el publico quiso
mostrarle, llenando el espacioso cine,
las simpatias de que disfruta la ar
tista madrilena. Ademas de ella to-
maron parte en- el espectaculo que
gusto mucho y fue muy aplaudido, ell
seflor Ruiz Madrid, ell senior Lluc, y la
orquesta de mandolinas y guita1ras
que dirige, muy en- caracter, el Macs
tro Tizol. Y decimos muy en- carac-
ter, porque tratandose de los clasicos
Instruments, no estan demas, por 10
visto, los no menos clasicos palillos
con que ameniza su competente direc-
cion ell notable maestro. Por 10 de-
mas, Ia excelente orquesta fue ova-
cionada Y hubo de repetir varios nu-
meros.
Tambien fue muy aplaudido el SEX
teto del Cine que dirige la admira-
BILE Crucita Verar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
CONSTRUCTION DE IA ALTA
ESCUELA DE SAN JUAN

Hoy a las dos de la tarlc voncio q
plazo que q Comisionado fJa a va
rios contratis;as c lEScuioro Dc San
Juan. para hacer ofortas para b cons
truccion De este Edihcio.
Sc recibioron solo do, proposicioncs,
de los contratistas scnores Hatch C
Higueras. FL primero Sc comprome-
te a construir el ediicio por su costo,
pcrcibiendo como compensation q 10
por ciento. FL scgundo establecc pre-
clos unitarios para toda la obra, a eX-
cepci6n de la parte de p!omeria y luz
electrical; respecto a estas dos parties
de la obra, hace igual proposition que
el senior Hatch. Tambien ofrece to-
mar a su cargo la construction por
su costo mas un por ciento.
Esta proposiciones seran estudia-
das, Sc avisara oportunamente la
resolution del Comisionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
LA FAMOSA TONADILLERA
PAQUITA ESRIBANO VIENE
A PUERTO RICO

Despues de su actuacion brillante en-
la Habana y en- las principales ciuda-
des de la Isla de Cuba, ha embarcado
hacia nuestro pals la gentilisima to-
nadiilera Paquita Escribano, que es
una de las estrellas del genero, que
tienen luz propia.
Paquita Escribano viene en- e.
Santiago de Cuba, y trae consigo
algunos nimeros mas, todos atrayen-
tes. Pero la suprema attraction es
ella, ella que tiene una de las caras
mas bonitas que Sc pasean por ell
mundo y la gracia mas netamente es-
pamela que ha salido la exportacion.
Como la gran artista-grande en- SUI
genero-encontrara el teatro munich
pal ocupado, "veremos a yer" 81 Sc
decide a actuar en- uno de nuestros
grandes y c0modos cines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
SACERDOTE FALLECIDO

Aueclc "a 81 !alacio del seiur obis,
l,a. rnirrs6 >l ALMA al Crcador. 81 W..
neral,lc saccrlotc Nicolas Tracy irlan.
dt dc aaci"nalidad uno de los mas
iiclcS Representatives. de la Igicsia Ca
t6lica IN Puerto Rico
Fl Esdo. Padre Tracy fuc Cara Eco
uono ,lc Ia iElcSia de Corozal cuya
dcScm2eil0 dcsde el ailO 1916,
c0nquis;ado el Garlic Y
aprecio dc toioS Sus feliSreces por el
immense amor criStiano que todos su-
po diSrcnSar. FL cadiver del RvdO.
Sacerdoic La SidO puesto en capilla ar
diente cn unO de los salones del Obs
pado. haSta ma!lana que ST. verificara
el Sepelio. dcSpuGS de la misa pOntifi-
cal que So celebrarl Ell la santa Igle-
Sia Catcdral Y en- la que oficiard MOnse-
nor Jones. ObispO de Puerto Rico.
Ell IAIPARCIAL envfa los deudos
del fcnccido SUI mas sentidO pesane, el
cual hace extensive su iluStrfsima el
sellor ObiSpo Jones Y al clero cr gene
raj.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-02-03
la Exposition de Ingenierfa

MAS cue por las armas. e. vergon.
zoso para an pals vcrse Vcncido por Ia
indusiria eNtrahiera." Estas pala.
bras de Sanchez de TOca eSlaa pues.
tas en- IN cuadro cue Ocupa preferen.
ie lugar en- Ia EXposici6n de Ingenie-
RIA. no haoe muchOS dias inaugurada.
la Erase del pOlitico espahol e. va.
pOr fortuna, algO que ha pasado. aIgo
que no tiene. realmente. raz6n de ser.
RecorriendO los palaciOs del Retro Sc
adVierte que Espaha actualmente no
esta vencida por la industrial extran-
Jera. Los OjOs Sc llenan de pequeno
asOmbrO cuandO leen sObre un ACADIA
do motor electricO, sObre un primo
rOsO microscopic, sObre un canon
gigantescO de gran calibre, el nOmbre
espanOl de la ciudad en- que han sidO
fabricadOs: Tarrasa, ZaragOza, Tru-
bia. Muchas, infnitas veces, despues
que estallo la gran guerra, hemos dido
decir Y hemOs leidO que la industria
espahOla habia dado un paso de avan-
ce extraordinariO. PerO aun asi nos
quedo siempre la duda de que tai vez
habria un POGO de exageraci0n en- todo
este que OiamOs y leiamOs. Nj es extra
no, pues, que nuestrO primer impulse
al andar pOr la exposition sea yer la
plaza metalica que Ostenta cada uno
de los productOs industriales que con-
templamos. Frente a un autom6vil
que lleYa un nombre espanoI, vacila-
mos todavia. Los faros, los neumati-
cos, ell carburador, algO, tai vez, pen
samos, no sea espanOl; perO un tarje-
ton que hay sObre el estribO nos SAGA
de dudas: "TOdas las pleas todos
los accessories, absOlutamente todos, de