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New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Jenkins Will Sue For
 His False Imprisonment

Mexico City, Aug. 2.-Wm. o. Jen- kins, former U. s. Consular Agent at Puebla, Mexico, will institute a dam age suit for his recent Imprisonment. according to a Puebla dispatch today to Fl Universal. The identity of the defendants is not disclosed: MT. Jenkins is said to have copies of al legged false testimony and other docu- ments in the case wherein he is charged with comphcity in his own Kidnapping.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Illinois County Shows
 Gain of 4O3S.1 Per Cent.

Washington, Aug. 2.-Wood River, .in Madison county, Illinois whose population was announced today by the census bureau as 3,416 has shown an increase of 403S.1 per cent. during the last ten years That is the highest rate Of growth shown by any place in the United States thus far in the 14th census.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
DAUGHTER B
 TO MRS.
English Wife of L0d
 Presents Her Husl ..InternatiOnal' C


 A new American ture New Britainite are a U. S. Marine born girl arrived il morning and is now Mrs. Joseph Feingd Britain General hos is, as far as is knoJ in this city after tl| American soldier al one of the Allied nd the scales at 9 IA
 MT. and Mrs. F. at 130 Smaliey stre in Southampton, E ruary, 1918. Her Esther Cantor and town, through whic1 erican soldiers wd France, as her hon riage. Her husban war record, having bravery while he y rine detachment.
 In January, 1919, turned to this cOuI fish wife followed [ on the transport took up their rcsid further chapter. o1 has beer added 10
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
AIlied-Turkish Pact
 To Be Signed Thursday

Paris. August 2.-The treaty of peace between the Allies and Turkey will be signed on Thursday, according to newspapers here. Premiers Miller and and Giolotti will hold a meeting in Savoy this week and it IS expected that points in dispute between Italy and Greece relative to Asia Minor will be adjusted soon.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
FINED AND JAI' FOR KNITTING l . New Britain Man Sayd Him With Cl| TIRED IN WA1
Ignatz Megacz Rcsentet fused Adnlittancc to
 Street Man Claims H Up in This City.

Meriden, Aug. 2.-Ig of New Britain. arrestc and charged with stahao derson, proprietress ofta the Yalesville road Sa was fined s25O and cost. ed to sixty days by ,thI court today.
 Not Badly, HI
 The woman is not ser Megacz says he was \ tance to the house and tempted to force his WI on the head with a clul an. When he recover her. s...
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
SITUATION UNI
Bridgeport Still WitlI Common Council, "
 night, Will Avoid j

Bridgeport. Aug. g.. the transportation sd, ported on the oReni second trclleyless we, will be paid on Wed week ending last Fr there will be a cont
 after that date Pr9 Storrs refused today
 The common coun{ tonight, will not conl portation problem it day by members Of d
 Owners of motor bj day that they were q Sunday business. Th{ gest crowd of the se3 game, and a band curI Beach besides the uSs3 resorts. Drivers clai handled the crowd
 accommodations than
 Mayor Wilson is II the celebration and q he will not have any for the council tonie
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Roosevelt COnfers
 With Chairman White

New York. Aug. 2.-Franklin D. Roosevelt held a campaign con- ference here today with George White. chairman of the democratic national committee and Senator liar rison of Mississippi. chairman of the committees speakers bureau. A democratic speakers bureau will be opened in Chicago next week. Sena- tor Harrison said.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
"Nicky" Arnstein Will
 Be Tried October 1

Now York. Aug. 2.-Jules w.
 tNicky) Arnstein central figure in New York.s -hs5.0o0, 900 bond plot" will be tried October on indictments charging larceny and receiving stolen property. The date was fixed today by Judge Grain in general sessions.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Soft Coal Mines Are
 Being ReOpened Today

Indianapolis. Aug. 2.-Bituminous coal mines in Indiana and Illinois, closed last week because of a strike of day men, were re-opened today ac- cording to a statement issued from headquarters of the Mine Workers of America today. The miners acted in response to an order by John l.. Lewis. president of the miners or ganiZation.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Hilda Ander- son of 2O4 Washington street and Al got Johnson of 70 John street. The announcement was made at an in formal party held Saturday evening at Miss Anderson's home.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
BODY TAKEN HOME.

Dennison, O.. Aug. 2.-The body of J. Frank Hanley, former governor of Indiana, who was killed near here yesterday when a freight train struck his autom obile. was taken to Indian apolis today by F. Harry Miller a friend of the family
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
HITCHCOCK SELECTED

Washington. August 2.-Senator Hitchcock. Nebraska, has been se- lected by Gov. Cox to represent the democratic party in a joint deba te with a republican representative on the league of Nations to be held at Winona Lake Indiana August g.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Million More Bales of
 Cotton Are Now Expected

70 Washington Aug. 2.-Increase of more than a million bales in the pros pective production of cotton over the indicated yield a month ago was fore cast today by the department of agri- culture. A total of 12.519.0O0 bales was estimated from the condition of the crop July 25, while l1,45O.00e bales was forecast from the condition June 25.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Germany Wan1
 To Ou

Paris. Aug. a.--I
 of the German peal sent a note to thd peace conference, the German govS Structed it's connli| lenstein district, Ea deta chments of Re frontier if condition
 action. The order under reservations of the Allies with
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
NO COAL, MILLS CLOSED

Bathurst, N. B.. Aug. 2.-The general coal shortage has caused the Bathurst Lumber Go. to shut down temporarily its pulp and paper mills, employing about 500 men. They will be reopened as soon as the supply of coal can be obtained.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Poles Arrive.

Paris. Aug. 2.-Polish plenipoten- tiaries appointed to negotiate an armistice agreement with representa- tives of the Russian bolshevik gov ernment have arrived at Baranovichi where the armistice conference will be held according to advices received here from Warsaw.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
DE PALMA \ CITIZEN.

New York. Aug. 2.-Ralph De Pal ma. auto racer was admitted to Unit ed State citizenship today in Brook lyn federal court. De Palma was d native of Italy.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Highway Robbery

hl&nWay fNOOUCryf
 Albin Sinkiwicz of F. told the police today. help-up and robbed ah Saturday night at the cJ ington and High stre to his story, three men holp-up, one of them covered" with a revo1 other two went throu, He said that $95 in knife and a small mi his loss.
 Frank Zimmerman police today, that th{ building at Scheutzen broken last night and was taken.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
RECOGNIZE COSTA RIGA

Washington, Aug. 2.-Recognition of the government of Costa Rica by the United States was announced to- day at the state department.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
Claims Arr Uncertain.

Rumania's claims to Bessara bia. former Russian territory adjoining Rumanian MoIdnvia and running to the edge Of the Odessa district have never been very closely defined. It was announced in Paris in March last that Rumania had secured the ap- provnl of the Allied supreme council to a settlement of the Bessarabian question in accordance with Ru- mania's wishes but attempts that were subsequently made by Rumania 10 obtain an understanding with the soviet government relative to her title in this territory appear never to have resulted satisfactorily for her.
 Recently in addition to soviet oc- cupation of the Odessa district after the defeat of Gen. Denikine, the operations Q( the bolsheviki against the Ukrainiahs and Poles in Podolia, have brought the soviet forces close to Rumanian territory proper. all though no reports of an actual cross ing or the main Rumanian frontier have been received.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
POLAND no INSIST
 ON OWN GOVERNMENT
Diplomats Fear Armistice Conference May Result in Naught As Soviets De- mand Too Much.

Vienna, Aug. 2. tRy The Associated Press) .--Rumania has served an ul- timatum upon soviet Russia, giving the soviets three days to withdraw their troops from Rumanian terri tory. according to a Belgrade dis patch received here today.
 Tn the event of Russia's failure to comply, it is added. Rumania will de- clare a general mobilization.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02
WEATHER

Hartford. July S1.-Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight and Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

(Continued on Sixth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

70 Fer Cent More on Passenger, MiIk and Excess Baggage Charges and 90 Per Cent on puillnans and Par Tor Cars.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-02

Senator Harding held string of conferences today. among those of his appointment list being Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale who discussed curren- cy imitation and other fiscal subjects.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

de residences de orfgen extranjero en-
los distritos co1lgestionados, ofrecen
dificultades adicionales al enumerador.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

Ell Area: 800 ReIapsOs

Graan t,seiaa 1as lsdiol rt "a
saria Kka. - manrl.ua ttuanass go
rrnAs s. lss EesaaAa - b. lnFsaot tsr.
'ian isa6as .'rsitss~ n lnuaiAits.n -.
li.a4 tlaras - f.,os cun sesainlrulins
IlmmnslsaA nsso ~ nucsam tpocn
aclnocrataca. la peaaa ue lla inaisiauA-
liznde. - ae cvssauaa = unn sAEa. .
Az purasa. lie $3.50 fiscciue. cue rsn
los lsuros -feins-. r,mrrzra Ia anc-
naaa colestisa para osc una nscaidA
drucunisna exs,cla a los inadaptulAcs.
para prcsoFxar 4 pals del coE:se.o. so1
r',.ss hsa sids dastorIaaos o. Esados
rniaBs.
/ Fl Transports dc Ia Aima3a amrri-
cara Buford, conduce esa csrga De
nucvo g.nero. cen escolta de soliadOs.
hacia destApo cue solo conooera el Ca
piian a dos eingladuras dA puerto.
II tsipulacion ia siaU armada con re-
lv5lvcr-.
4 ste baque, al cual los diarios bau-
tizan q Area. sirve desde la guerra
con Espaia, perO janlas hizo travcsia
igual. Dos de sus forzados naSajcros
sc ncmbran Emman Goldman y Ale
xander Berkmann, los dos amantes
anarqcistas, unidos por Ia carne y el
cspiritu.
Tn Gordon dc tropa guarnecia e
lnluelle. EEcluSivamente sc permitio cl
accesO q una sobTina de la Goldman
que trajo una pelliza de piel la tru-
culenta rusa, a quicn los jueces har
thegado la ciudadania de la Union. Los
pasaj jeros del Buford proceden de dis
tintos centres; Sc de Cleveland, 26 de
Youngstown, Ohio; 10 de Filadelfia
10 de Baffalo, 10 de Baltimore y SO
de. Pittisburg, 5ien vestidos, que segdu
los detectives, llevan en- monedas dc
Estados Unidos 100000.
! Desde la plataforma del trcn espe-
cial q. les acareo al<muelle arrojaror
billetes a los <espectadores. Los 26 mi
neros de youngstown llevan 25.OoG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
Ia polsfia D ogfHfcf fedcr" IS dan
ana Jafida en- todQ ,eE territnfiO +
Fh de In repGbiioa. ost
2000, cor DESTINiDOS "A UHi RE
~ yt1B5Td f.4DfCAEs .
Las dcforfaci6itieSs 26drdaf 'cobticn:p H0s
( mi$na0 eii Ia l6staciJh De = g
- EHiS 7stdhd, = g 8 &

Y - ~ satas III y a
Durante las ulfinas batidas dadas
por la policfa de las distintas ciuda-
des Y los agentes del gob!erno, han
cafdo On manos de las autoridaGes
judiciales mas de 1000 sindicalistas
que, al igual q. los capturados anterior
mente, seran deportados dentro de po-
co.
r AL registrar las mOraGas, cei;ro de
reunion, peri6ficos oficinas de las
asociacIones radicaies, los agentes fe-
derales cogleron importantes iocumen
tos que revelan de, manera rcfutable.
que los sindicalistas tenfan IEn fohdo
de 200.000090 dolares que reserva-
ban para llevar efecto una reyolu-
ci6n en- toda la naci6n, con el prop6sito
de deriocar ell gobierno constitufdo y
establecer IN regimen sovietista igual
al que funciona en- Russia. Gran par
tie de eaos fondos habfan sido ,isados
EN- TOGO sl pa1s para Ia propaganda ra-
deal qisa uosis0 La acci6n del minis
terio de justicia.
Cast tot.os los establecimientps pena-
les de La repfblica Sc hallan atestados
de prisioneros que aguaftlan Ia cele;
braci6n de juice, luego de 10 crlal, Sc
ran deportados.
/ La Esta de los ro:os capturados has
ia aver domingo por la farde Gs la 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
4 900 rojos capturados
ultlrnamente

guiente En- la ci,id8d de Ntie1a York,
IG75; Ectro't, 500; Chicago, 22l:; Phi-
iadeIphia, 100; Buffalo, 13G; Nashua,
iN. H., i61. Eli Nueya Hlglateaa cap
turaron las autordades a mas de SEQ
persolma Muchos de los cart'irados
scran ,;eportados innediatamente, En
Ellis island, la estacion de Inii.ieelacidp
de, esta ciudad, Sc hacen. preparatfvos
para dar. conienzo Il la depot taci6n,
hoy mismo. .... r..
Los peri6dicos cuyas ofc;nas fueron
registradas pof los. agentes del orden
pdbIico fueron los siglielites .trhc
Communist World !" Eel Ore" diar,o
h1ngaro; Der Kamtf' diario i,ldio J
"Robintiiex" peri6dico uRranio publ
cado bisemanalmente. A mas de ESQ.
lla policla ha fecibido ortlen lie arres-
i to contra muchos directories redac-
torres dc peri6dicos quienes SCI acusa
de hacer propaganda sindicalista.
/ MuchoS de los detenidos seran liberia
dos bajo fianza en- tanto Sc aclaran los
cargos que Sc han hecho contra clos.
Las autoridades judiciales dc ia ma
cl0n son de opinion que los sindicalis-
tas, estan completamente desmntaliza-
dos con los recientes fracasos mott
vados por la !oportuna intervention del
lgobierno.
/ NIuchos de los anarquistas, sindica-
iistas y radicales de los estates del
Sur abandonan el pals poi tenor de
lcaer ell manos de las autorida,es.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

F.nes. - ang.ssa cuf - aiHse lse
aEa a. eaa Ahpi .ssss . lst.ss e. ies aiias
anlaaas gut Fs.asa.aA. aine saslnea ~
nmala.
las Fmssmars iee tnm hea.s 'rvra.
los-. o. nl.ozasio qu~i iaa isA dsltsl.lisle
npeaa . ios wssimiasaos gsptiiecs De-
az. Rahel frluys. irecafaaor Gene
snl. "a favor o. Una t.ssxja. Miss Etlsl
Bsna n , Szsnusl iAsman. eila dehe
s5r dcPoIz1an , 4 caadoTsde . -
shos. E,aan uridos cn Enasrimonie na-
tusal, 10 cue aqgi - clasifiea como Boy
uomisn. tIrs EaDs de ooscabinato. , se
I,ids. que Dos cchea jantss.
"a aborado invsna Ia dslce figUra
de Ia Esangelina re Lsnfcil0w. pOr "a
z6n hamana en- favor de clos. -Si Ia
historic dc Evangclina. cscribe al Pro-
cIrador. os ha conraovido dssde los
bancOS de Ia escuela, y 81 esa separa-
ciSa de los amantes, 81 Gno rumbo a
In Rusia del Soviet y otro a una peni-
t-nciaria americana, os aaiada, esPe-
10 qre u9tod resnelva cue sc les ex-
pulse jantos".
En- etc verano, el poeIna dc Lon
fellow ha hecho derrahlar lagTimas en-
los cinemat6grafos. Sus estrofas, lei
das pOr la ilustre esposa del Presiden-
9e de Eytados Unidos, han acariciado
a este en- sus dias de enfermo; pero
acaso no tengan virtud bastante para
inducir a Mr.. Palmer reunir'a los
dos anarquistas a bcrdo del, mi rlO
barco.
El "New York Times, inserta en- el
magazine de la edicion correspondent
te al domingo en- que el AREA" con las
500 rclapsos desfil6 delante de la cs-
tatua de la Li5ertad, una caricatura,
en- la cual, Uncle Sam rotula una ca
ia lena de vociferantes anarquistas,
bolcheviquis, Y. W. w. asi: "Felices
Pa1cuas a los >scfiores Lenine Y Tros-
ky. Russia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
TRES MIL ENUMERADOREs PA.
RA Ell CENSO DE NEW
'=i','f YORK
Hoy Sc han comenzado las operacionea
del Censo de poblacion en- los
EstadOs Unidos

Washington, enero 2.-tPor el hilo
directo de Ia Prensa Asociada) Hoy
comenz6 el decimo cuarto Censo dece-
nal de poblacion con 85 mil enumera-
dores dedicados la tarea de contar
los hombres, mujeres y nifos de los
Estados Unidos Y reunir informes
acerca de los recursos de la naci6n.
Sc espera que Ell Censo Sc complete
dentro de dos semanas, 81 bien la COM
pilaci6n de las cifras llevara proba-
blemente cuatro meses.
Sc calcula la poblacion entire 1O7 y
112 miIlones, eomparada, con SO Milo
nes en- 1910. Cuando Sc tomo el pri-
Iller censo, en- el afo de 1890, durante
"a Administration de Jorge Washing
ton, Sc fj6 Ia poblacion en- tres mi
Homes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
Sordera Y Ruidos en-, la
CabeZa. $

81 padece usted de este, vaya
donde cuaiquier farmacia y pida
CONCENTRATED S0URDAL, Gu
70 precio es 4I6 por Iata. Este nue.
vo remedio produce una cura cast
siempre Immediate y sus prontos
efectos una cura permanente. Pc
netra en- los sitios donde Sc asienta
Ell dolor y ha realizado curaciones
completas en- inuchGs cas0s en- que
Sc habian perslido las esperanzas.
Si su droguista aun no ha recibido
eI SOURDAL, no acepte ningnn'
stistituto J 81 enyie uR gro postal
para que lie sea proporei9had3 d.
cho medicamento, a .SDURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. 80, STA
TTON ROAD. CROYDON, SU-.
RREY, ENG, y recibird un pa
qnetc por correo, 4 su direction.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
NEGoCIo DE ABEJAS

T
Eel secretario Executive de Puerto
Rico ha expetlido certifieado de regis
tro la corporation del pats drnomi7
NADIA Elton F0SRcr C0atpdaa". ,cuya
oticina principal Sc estahleceri en- la
parada ?, Paseo, de Coyadonga San
Juan Esta corporation Sc dcdicara
principalmente la compra, cisstnza y
venta ,;e abejasl Y los prodnctes de las
mismas. SUI capital autorizado es de
0,00e0O, sus incorporadoleS1 son
los se1ores Elton Warner, Casios NJ.
soto Charles i. Fosburg, q, primero
,ie Aguas E;ulnas : Jos dennis de RIO
piedras. ~.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

b srss,ussas , o. IA cs..traSsr.s'lacian
re 80 pelaa css,Aarr HunsA. . -
earaisk $40 q u,u1na. % gae nlsa.as
q 1.ssllA nlfstssa = uonhl0 - ueetia.
-nssN kssxsslg..
keFsuslg 81 a aApona8e infsiia
A. unA cNnsa ncsNlaA. a. "a sAn2A a.
b rnmsa 81 lnao a. lus aiinaoA ~
cssF punto cnenrini fn psoraana cpin-
uiam csa 4 A. vicio rtrimrn. y como
q pusA,lo prila en- rsimrF stSmiue h
coaelnkidn A. IA rncsfa. krscnsly tn
80 qnr retiF4rsc > dcjaf = cnmino d.
bre a cohicrno a. ios Sovicts. = Ia
airtaaura drl usclctafiaoo con Lcninc
= Trotsky. cue promciian haccr Ia paE.
Z aqui se coloca IA primera tcnta-
tiva autimaximalista con lA Marcia
De Kornioff Sobrc San PctcrsburgO.
n frscaso De este primer ensayO an
tirnevOlncionaTio oblig6 Korniloff a
rctirzrsc hacia el Don. en- cuya region
logr6 pOnerse en- cOntactO con las fuer-
zas del general Alcxeief y Organizar
el llamado ejercito de voluntariOs.
4 AsY el frente orientals
No tiene absolutamente NADIA de
conldn con los contingencies de vOlun-
tariOs que inandarOn Alexeief y Kor-
niloff, Y que ahora recOnocen por jefe
al general Denikine. solo a la igno-
rancia de la geograffa Sc debe la fire.
cuente confusion en- las informaciones
ique publican los periodicos respecto a
elementos de combate que no han es-
tado nunca en- contacto. Ell frente
oriental naci6 de las insurrecciones su-
cesivas contra el Gobierno de los So
viets en- los territories de Sanara, de
Perm y de Omsk, que coincidieron con
/ la retirada de las tropas checoeslova-
cas-, arrastradas ala lucha contra los
maXimalistas psr la pretensi6n de de-
sarmarlas del Gobierno de Moscou.
La situacion de este frente permane-
ce indefinida, sobre todo desde la fra
lcasada ofensiva contra San Peters
burgo por falta de material Y de mu-
niciones.
La confianza excesiva que Sc puso
en- las fuerzas de la region de Arkan-
gel ha resultado igualmente fallida,
pues 81 en- un momento obligaron los
rojos a evacuar Emtza; tuvieron que
retroceder a sus primitivas posiciones
cerca de la costa, en- vista de la IL
'posibilfdad de aprovisionarse en- el in
terror. - fi4 hg't 4 4
El alnirante KoItchack, encargad6
de dar unidad de direction a fuerzas
tan dispersas, no ha obtenido, hasta
ahora, el exito que Sc esperaba de lsu
habilidad y energfa, pues 81 al prin7
cipio realizo .un gran avance al Oeste
en- la direction de Kazan, la falta de
reservas y la propaganda reyoluciona-
ria lie crearon una situacion precaria,
1que determine su retirada la orilla
derecha del Total en- los commences de
MARIO de este afio. s8afe. 81
! Isl los a.iados hubieran interveni.
/! do a Ia caida dc Kerensly.i lae hab7is
3podido ahogar la revoirci6n?
II la intervention no ti,voe lpgar, !
/ la sola expusa de los aliados es our
ila gran partida Sc jugaba eItonces en-
lei frentc frances. Ademas, ;e6rno ha
] brian podido intervenir? Entire ellos
ty los rusos Sc encontraban los alema-
mes. La inica Intervention possible en-
iaquellas circunstancias era la del Ja-
pom; pero los aliados encontraron el
iprecio demasiado caro-.
| - Como y cuando Sc llegara res
tablecer el ordcn en- Russia?
! i...?
zARQUEM.
Nueva York, Diciembre de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21
ACUSA DE RoJO A UN BARIToNo
QUE LA ENGANO

Dicen de Chicago que entire los ex-
tranjeros Lpeligrosos que Sc estan
arrestando para la deportation, ha cal
do George Baklanoff, uno de los as
tros de primera magnitud de la COM
pania de la Grande Opera de aquelIa
ciudad; pero que ell arresto no obede-
ce que Baklanoff, que tantos aplau-
SOS ha cosechado como baritone, po1
su nacionaiidad rusa sea repHtado
huesped no grato, sino que el asunto
es de faldas.
Ello, responderenios antes de que
lel lector haga esa pregunta, es una
cantatriz igualmente rusa, la soprano
Elvira Amazar, quien vino de su pals
en- 1915, en- el mismo barco que el ba.
rftono, contratados ambos para Ia com
panfa de la Gran Opera de Boston
81 la compromised venir, con pala-
bra de matrimonio. y Ia Amazar con
flo en- la promesa y esper6 que Sc rea-
hzara; pero luego supO d. su presunts
lprometido tenfa en- Russia esposa y pro
lie. En- So despecho, la soprano OPT
lpOr acusar a su amante como rojt
tpeligroso.
Baklanoff fu6 sornetido a una india.
Igatoria. respecto Ia acusaci6n con.
Itra el entablada, y bajo Ia fianza d
tires mil pesos Sc le ha permitido qul
contin6e cantando.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-21

SenciIIo atrayente es este traje de
Primavera y VeranO, que la fantasia
femenina ha ideadO para 1920. Dicha
creaci6n consiste en- una deliciOsa y
Iigera vestimenta sOmbreada, cOnOcida
por "sand dune. Las lineas del ves-
lido son atractivas Ilenas de juven-
tud, mientras los bOrdadOs lie dan una
nota de riqueza y Originalidad que ha-
cen resaItar los encantOs de quien 10
luce. 81 tiene a!gunCs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-10

The late summer Aai N fairs and exhibitions offer
opportunities for cdrn enlisted schoodlFeetd home garden
only show the public what 'h have been able
eompsh the production II food but also obtain vain
able prizes An such fairs likely offer premiums for dis
plays ~ heet~ anps radhcS surniE and other
Some Suggestions 10 the preparation of hese Tor exhb
tion he helpful
Young people often fail understand that the Judges who
the prises fairs expect that the requirements
laid down the premium lists shall be II prize offered
the five hest het they award plate ~ four
and II they award plate Of six eight they must fr ake
the u safer for the exhibitor "a take these
first and show onl, the number called tol
Man, people think The main point be con.
Sders hs the judges This mistake especially with
An overarre beet urnp almost certain 90 be
and o little value for food The geS consider this
sclccg these II medium M which solid and desirable
Uniformity If ~se aud appearance point considered
The judges Where fye heess shown they should
be uniform possible
Every displayed Shond Of eoare be from
hemshes IL o he this result ihcs should b.
carefully dug NJ with spade aierne fork taking
with them prevent hrusnR Then shake off the
and wash OFF with clothnot brush Select
the hest aud Uniform roots which show by their aud
appearance that they solid throughout
Beels vary greatly in their The best types
~ medium with solid red red Streaked pulp
10 learn how % select the right ones