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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15
Los DRAMAS
De IA VIDA
ET hombrc que toni6

Ponce, julio 14-Cinco minutes des-
pu6s de ,dar las dos de la tarde, hoy
Sc persona en- su propiO hOgar, en- la
casa que 6l pagaba para que viviese
su mujer, nombrada Teresa Cruzado.
un laborioso joven llamado Manuel
Fernandez Lopez, engrasador del va
por americana Helen, Y pidi0 a aque-
LA que lie entregase Ia ropa personal
de 6l todo aquello que el tuviese en-
la casa. =
Cuando Teresa vino con ell Ito que
contenfa las ropas v efectos de su ma
rido, Manuel, este hizo uso de un. re-
v6lver que llevaba oculto hiZo tres
disparos contra su mujer, hiri6ndola
dos veces en- ell brazo izquierdo; y ere
yendo que la habfa matado, ciego por
los celos, que en- 6l despert6 ell saber
que habfa perdido ell carilo de ella,
sc dispar6 uh tiro por la sien derecha,
matandose.
Nos dicen que hace como nueve me-
ses, Manuel conoci0 Teresa, que era
una mujer de vida airada Y la propu
so que Sc recogiese, casandose con el.
Ella acept6, contrajeron matrimonio y
desde entonces, Manuel la sostuvo de-
corosamente, pagdndola casa comi-
das y dandola ropa, ETC., etc.
Hace POGO que Manuel supo que
Smientras 6l estaba ausente, trabajan-
do como engrasador del Helen, Tere-
ea, llevaba una vida id6ntica aque-
LA que sostenfa cuando 6l Sc case con
ella; y al saber tai cosa, lie adyirtio
hue no volyerfa mas, verlo, que Sc
pa para Estados Unidos y por 10, tan
ella podfa hacer 10 que quisiese.
layer o antier, estando en- San Juan,
Fernandez Lopez, recibio uns tele-
lma carta, de Teresa, llamandolo
Ponce; pero el contest6 rchusando
mir.
Sin embargo, hoy a la hora arriba
icada, Sc persona en- su casa, en- La
de Teresa, Y Ia dijo que iba a
gar la ropa y todos sus efectos.
ue no guerra saber mas de ella, y
do Teresa Sc los trajo, realizo
Ifmen que hacemos relaci6n en-
inner parfafo de esta information.
CORRESPoNSAL
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asumid0 Ii diieceion del GObiernO de
SpaIat0 para eyitare nuevOs cheques
entire itaIiass eslayOs. La tran
tez entire HIsss otrOs ha llegadO a
tai extreme de ifHlencia que sc teme
que surja 1l I'VE cOnfictO interna-
cional.
ATENASs hlliO 15.-La situaci0n
entire Italia Brecia es sumamente
tirante i causa ae la actitud agresiva
de los itaiian0s contra los griegos que
van en- perseeAci6n de unas hordas de
bandidos tufe0s En- territories ocupa-
dos por los aiianos. La prensa de
Roma u Ia de tenas empieza adOp-
tar un tono & agresivo del que esta ex-
cluida toda e6Tdialidad al discutir cl
asunto.
MADRID. Julio 15.-Con motive de
la paralizaciDR de las minas de Rio
Tinto, nile obreros estan emf
grando de la comarca, huyendo de la
miseria que este largo parO ha echa-
do sobre IN poblaci6n numerosa que
vive de a eknlotaci6n de esa indus
tria.
MADRIf ie 15.--El 'sleade@ So
ciaIista Igiesias ha celebrado
saaa inter ln edaetag de aEl
Mundo", en- la que kace la declara-
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BOnAS

Antesel Juez Municipal contrajeron.
Ina1riHonio sel microbes, julio IA, el
seiibr Mariana -Viltaroel, Ingenieroy
venezolano, con la respectable DANA
Maria del Carmen Santoni. Apadri-
naron los desposad0s, ell seiior Gui-
llermo .Korber, de San Juan v ell Sc
nor Antonio Aguayo, Secretario de la
Corte Federal.
, Los desposados han lido vivir al
Hotel Palace, donde esperan la sali-
da del pr6ximO vapor para hacer su
viaje de Bodas por los Estados Unidos
y Europa.
Una era llena de felicidades desea
Ell INIPARCIAL a los j6venes despo-
sados. &a
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Alemania asegura qu Sc le pide un impossible.
Ell gran escritoE Mariana de Cavia
esta agonizando
Los sociaIistas espanoIes dice Pablo Iglesias !
formaran sga 1nico partido
de NuEsrRo sERygsb cABl EGRAFlcO EsPEC1AL
FRO SERvlG CABLEGRAFlCO ESPECIAL>

cion termmante de que los socialistas
espanoles permaneceran unidos bajo
una sOIa bandera en- un solo parti-
do, sin admitir cOntactos con otros
partidos.
MADRID, julio 15.--El gran escri-
tor Mariana de Cavia esta agonizan-
do. La noticia de la grayedad, pri-
nero, y de esta pr6xima muerte, ahO-
ra, ha 1lenado de tristeza toda Es-
pafa, porque don Mariana de Cavia,
lel insigne Maestro, es nluy querid0
EN- todas las esferas sociales. Los
medicos que le asisten y que han rea-
Iizado cuantos esfuerzos les ha sidO
dado hacer, han abandOnadO toda es-
peranza de salvaci6n. De un momen-
to otro Sc aguarda ell funesto de-
senlace.
HABANA, julio 15.-El Comandan-
te del acorazado, "AIfOnsO XIII" ha
,recibidO 6rdenes de dirigirse SantO
Domingo, a saludar la bandera do
minicana. He preguntadO al Conan
dante 81 La Orden incluye a, Puerto Ri
co, y me ha dicho que la orden Sc IL
mita a Santo Domingo y que ALI es-
pera nuevas instrucciones, Pero tan
to 81 como todOs aquf entiendenS que
iii visits q siesst Rice Ell arog Bile,
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DEpARTAMENTo DEL TRABAJo
Mouimiento de enlpleados

FL senior Soto La Tore, rcnunci6
ell puesto de chief clerk del Departa-
mento, para pasar a ocupar un cargo
en- la Comisi6n de IndemnizaciOnes a
Obreros. lie sustituye ell joven Jose
Gotay Almedina. Para cubrir la pla-
"a de archivero, hoy vacante, ha sido
propuesto ell sefior Jose Galifanes, v
para cubrir dos plazas de inspectores,
han sido propuestos los selores Miguel
Mascara David Colon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15

Ell teatro municipal ofrecfa anoche
brillantisimo aspecto. En- palcos, bu-
tacas balconies, 10 mas lucido de
nuestro mundo social. En- Ell parai-
so, un pdblico muy pulcro y en- gran
n1mero, completaba ell adorno de la
sala. En- ell ,escenario era todo gran
deza, arte admirable.
FL reestreno de Cobardias ha fjado
aquf deinitivamente los valores de
esa obra que es de las mejores del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15

Mrs. James M. Cox, espOsa del GOber-
nader de Ohio, la cual puede que lle-
guesa ocupar ell envidiable puestOa de
s'primera DANA de la nacion" en- los
Estados Unidos. Su ilustre marido,
como va ,es del dominic pIbIicO, sali6
electo por el PartidO Dem6cratal Ma
cional, candidate como dignO successor
del Presidente Wilson en- la Casa Blan
ca. Mrs. Cox en- su sOlterfa respondia
al nombre de Margaretta Blair, de
Chicago, y su bOda con ell que Sc ru-
mora ascendera al primer puestO del
Gobierno americana, fue un aconteci-
mientO social en- Ohio hace pr6xima-
mente tres amos:
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CANDIDATURAs soCIALIsTAs

O1N1O AJOOAAAA@AfOA
Las siguientes candidaturas han 81
do presentadas en- la Secretarfa Eje-
cutiva: Para Representante a La Ca
mara Dor el distrit0 de Juncos, Gura-
bo San Lorenzo, al seIor Jose Ma
ria Pereira; para miembros de la
Asamblea Municipal de Juncos, los
seilores Juan r. Rivera, Carlos Eel
ton, Salvador Silvestre, Antonio Sic
IRA Seraffn Colon, todos de Juncos /;
por Lajas, para los cargos de Conf
sionado Residente en- Washington, Ser
nador at large, Representante at lar
ge, Comisionados de ServiciO P6blico
miembro de la Comisi6n de Indem-
nizaciones a Obreros; y por Sabana
Grande, para los cargos de Comisio-
nado Residente en- Washington, Sc
nador at large, Representante at lar
ge, Comisionado de SesViciO P1blico,
MiembrO de la Comisi0n de Indemni-
zaciones Obreros; Senadores del
Distrito de Mayagiiez, Representante
del Distrito Representative No. 1S, y
Miembros de La Asamblea Municipal
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TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Esta noche dara la compahta del
Teatro Lara, la sexta funci6n de abo-
no con la preciosa comedia en- tres
actos, de don Jacinto Benayente, 10
CuRSIe.
Mafiana, no habra function.
Ell sabado aprovechando Ia festivi-
dad del dfa, la empresa ha resueltO
repetir en- matinee, la comedia del
senior Linares Riyas. ~COBARDIASg,
que tanto dxito obtuyo anoche.
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LONDRES, julio 15.-La Empera-
triz Eugenia ha dejadO dos millOnes
de libras esterlinas una collection va
liosisima de joyas, algunas de elias de
inapreciable valor hist6ricO y de una
c6tizaci6n fabulosa. Eugenia de Mon
tiaO deja una buena parte de su for
tuna para obras de benefcencia.
SPA, julio 15.-La situacion alema-
ma empieza a revestir inusitada gra-
yedad, causa de la Obstinada mega
tiva de los delegados alemanes sa-
tisfacer las demandas de los aliadOs
respecto de las cantidades de carbon
que Quieren sacar de Alemania. FL
Doctor Simmons, ministro de EstadO
aleInan, dijo estas palabras: Textual-
mente de conformidad con los termi-
nos del tratado de Versailles, los ALA
dos pueden pedirnOs carbon v nOsO-'
.trOs estamos obIigados tratar de
c0mplacerlos, pero ning1n tratadO
pHede, ObligarnOs a dar mas de 10 que
podemos. no es que nos falte car
bon, sino dinerO para atender los
gastos en0rmes de la cuantiOsa en-
trega que Sc nos reclama. Los ALA.
dos pueden samenazarnOs, humillaf-
nos. invadirnos. NADIA podemos ha-
eef para evitarIo, pCrque carecemOs
de medios de defensa. Pero no po-
dram obligarnOs entregarles ell car
bon que desean, sencillamente pOrque
no pOdemos.
SPA, julio 15.-En vista de tai ac-
ttitud han sidO llamadOs los marisca-
les Foch y Wilson urgentemente para
conferenciar con Millerand Y Lloyd
George. Ell Generalisimo Foch lego
aver microbes por la tarde. Hoy jue-
YES llegara Wilson y Sc afirma que
inmediatamente acordaran la Ocupa-
cion militar del distrito del Rhur. La
expectation es enorme y vuelye flo
tar sobre Europa ell peligrO enigma
tico, de una nueva guerra, que tantOs
riesgos ofrece.
BUENOS AIRES, julio 15.-ET Go
bernador de Bolivia ha sido derrOcadO
por una revOluci6n capitaneada por ell
general Bautista Saavedra, que entr6
en- la capital al frente de sus huestes,
sierldO aclamado por la multitud. El
Presidente Gutierrez Guerra ha sidO
hecho prisiOnero. Ell ejercito ha re-
conocido como legitimO al nueyo Go
biernO, con 10 que la, causa que repre-
sentaba ell presidente caidO, esta irre-
mediablemente perdida.
PARIS, julio 15.-Dicen de VarsOvia
que la batalla mas sangrienta de esta
guerra ha sido librada en- la region
de Oyruch, al sur de las marismas de
Pripet. La batalIa ha sido algO ver-
daderamente macabrO y alucinante.
Sc empleo preferentemente el arma
blanca y fue una lucha euerpO cuer-
po en- la que los combatientes han
puesto una rabia desesperada. Los
lanceros poIacos decidierOn la victoria
destrozando a la caballeria rusa ha-
ciendo prisiOneros a los generates
Knatjuinski, Orysow y Matkowski:
Este iltimO esta considerable como Ell
brazo derecho del generalisimO russo
Budenny.
PARIS, julio 15.-El estado de sa-
Iud del Presidente Monsieur Paul Des-
chanel es delicadisimo. Sc asegura que
pronto abandonara la presidencia de
Ia RepdbIica, ante la imposibiIidad de
seguir oeupandOse de los negocios de
Estado. Ell Presidente presenta sinto-
mas de un agotamiento mental que
no permite esperar una curaciOn COM
pleta, no ser dentro de un compile
to reposo.
TRIESTE, julio 15.-EI ContraImi-
- a
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DANA ENFERMA

La distinguida sei1ora Barbara Fer
nandez de Echevarrfa. esposa lie nues
tro amigo el scilor Miguel Echeva-
rrfa. esta enferna con tiebre, en- su
residential de Miramar.
Hacemos wotos pdr ell restatpleci-
miento de la DANA enferma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15
Ell JUEZ BERGA

Durante ell receso del Senado ell Co
bernador INFERNO -nombrado al se-
nor Pablo Berga, Juez de la Corte de
Distrito de Aguadilla.
Reciba nuestra felicitaci6n. %3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15

Franklin D. Roosevelt. de New York,
Ayudante del Secretario de Marina,
quien ha sidO designado por Ell PartidO
Dem6crata Nacional en- su Conyen-
ci6n de San Francisco, candidate la
vicepresideneia de la Rep6bIica en- las
pr6ximas elecciones de noviembre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15
TARJETAs DE IDENTIFICATION

Ell "Permit Agent" de San Juan ha
expedido. tarjetas de identification pa
ra Santo Domingo los seiiores Do
nald L. Kennedy, de San Juan; Fran
cisco v. Mejia, de Aguadilla; y Lo-
renzo Soto Y Jose M. Losada, ambos
de Catafio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15
AVVISO

La reunion annual para la eleccion de la Di-
rectVa de la Cruz Roja Americana. CapituIo de
Puerto Rico, tendra efecto ell dia 16 de julio de
1920 a las 1000 a. M en- los salones de la Biblio-
teca Carnegie. Sc invita- a todos los asociados.
]. w. BI4ANCO, Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-15

Ell Juez de la Corte Federal del Dis
trito de Boston, George w. Andersons
quien ha emitidO su opinion hacienda
constar que ell Partido COmunista de
los EstadOs UnidOs es una Organi.a-'
ci6n legalmente constituida por tai
ha ordenado sean puestos en- libertad:
los IL miembros de dicho partido que
han sidO encarcelados para su dcpOr-
tacion. Noticias procedentes de Was
hington anuncian que ell Departamen-
to del Trabajo apelara de la decision
del Juez Anderson.
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Ell BANCO DE SAN JUAN
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
|cAJAs DE AHoRRos EsPEcIALEs.

Il cada barrO hay una Gaia de AhOrrOs.
impOnente ene que yenr La cudad para guardian sus
nfas tiene la Gaia de AhOrros, prOpio barrio.
uede cOmprar tambn accOnes del Banco de San juan
dollars cada
Abra su enenta en- nuestrO BancO. II
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cient, constitutional business administra-
ton OF the Government in Washington.
We fought for America first This
means not only the preservation of our
constitutional independence against
supergovernment abroad this means not
only the protection OF the constitutional
functions against White House authority
ut home. America first equally means
that the score of domestic problems
close 20 every American household and
which have been shamelessly neglected
must and shall have the constructive
and progressive attention absolutely nee
tssary IL America first Is TO last. And
1t means that while doing this we will
as certainly preserve our great place In
the world OF to-day and tomorrow with
the same unselfish conduct that has
made America the synonym for justice
and righteousness the world over
The Republicans have completed prep
arations for whirlwind of activity
during this the closing week in New
York The State ticket nominees will be
in the city and prominent speakers will
be on the stump for the national ticket
also.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Livermore. director OF
women's activities in the Eastern region
says Republican women will .redouble
their efforts, and announced a long list
Of meetings and speakings. Chairman
Hays has asked all Republican commit
tee women, national, State county and
district. to join the Ten O'clock Club
and start drive for membership. The
members viii undertake 20 go TO the
polls ct or before ten O'clock election
day and take ten or more voters with
them.
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HAYS SEES VICTORY
FOR AMERICA FIRST
Urges Republicans to Maintain
High Plane of Battle
to the End.
WHIRLWIND FINISH HERE
State Ticket Nominees and
Women VIII RedOuble
Their Activities.

I'VE move into the closing days Of the
campaign with an assurance OF victory
as certain as the righteousness of our
cause was the view expressed yes
terday by Will II. Hays chairman Of the
Republican National Committee. Chair
man Hays's forecast of success for Sena-
tor Harding and Gov. Coolidge was set
forth in directions he sent to all Repubh-
can State chairmen. in which he urged
that they keep the Republican fight for
the rest OF the campaign upon the high
plane OF battle "for the faith OF the
fathers of the Republic and for the per-
petual freedom OF the sons and daugh-
ters Of America" He asked that all
Republican meetings be opened by sing
ing America"
The chairman's statement proceeds:
"Our campaign has been for revival
of loyalty and patriotism in this coun-
try. It has had for main. purpose the
reestablishment of an economical, eff
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VOTE ON LIQUOR TODAY
IN WESTERN CANADA
Three Provinces Will Decide
on Import Prohibition.

WINNIPEG, Oct 24.--Voters through
out the Provinces of Alberta, Saskatche-
wan and Manitoba We're prepared to-
night TO cast their ballots tomorrow
Upon proposal to prohibit the impor-
tation OF liquor from other provinces.
Interest In the. election Is widespread
end has increased since the plebescite
In British Columbia last week when q
heavy wet" vote was polled. The pro-
posal which will be submitted in the
three ''pra.rh' Provinces tomorrow
differs. however from that decided in
British Columbia, where the question OF
Importation was not involved
A strong campaign has been con-
Quoted by supporters OF prohibition. who
are urging a dry Wes.."
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SMITH HERE FACES
G. 0. P. CHALLENGE
Final Week of 0ratOry May
Include Answer to Subway
Contract Charges.

Gov. Alfred E. Smith, candidate for
reelection on the Democratic ticket, after
three weeks up State. comes to New
York city to-day for final week of ora
tory and political fence mending. He
begins his speaking to-day facing chal-
lenge from the Republicans to answer
charges made against him by Travis H.
Whitney, formerly Public Service Com
missioner of this city. that prior to his
election he was interested In g subway
contract and that he tried to obtain IA
vors for the company that held the con-
tract The charges. according to the
Republican State Committee, were made
by Mr. Whitney before the SPEAKERS
committee of the Republican sS,unty
Committee.
Mr.. Whitney also charged Go. smith
vetoed an item of $4,000 asker by the
former Public Service Commission TO de-
fend the city against the fight Of the gas
companies. which were asking higher
rates. and which since have won their
preliminary fight to have the eighty cent
rate law set aside. In that connection
Also he added that Gov. Smith did not
see At to veto an appropriation OF $1,000
for automobiles for Lewis Nixon. Demo-
cratic Public Service Commissioner. who
was appointed by the Governor to head
the body succeeding the Republican COM
mission.
Mr.. Whitney pointed out further that
though Gov. Smith has been in power
two years the Malbone curve. which he
promised to eliminate, following the sub
way accident there. and of which he
made campaign thunder. still remains
unchanged.
Touching upon Gov. Smiths complaints
in his last campaign of slowness In COM,
ta1. ion ~ ..t,l.t nT,.
intimates that Gov. Smith was Interested
In one of the tardy contracting COM
panies. that company being the Richard
Carvel Company, which was constructing
the subway In 13Sth street. In that con-
nection, he asked that Gov. Smith ex-
plain the following questions to the peo-
pie Of New York city this week
Whether Al Smith. 7. F. Foley and
Frank Farrell were interested In the
Richard Carvel Company that had the
subway contract in 13sth street?
Whether A. J. Elkus chairman of
the Smith campaign committee in 1913
and OF the Reconstruction Commission
and later appointed to the Court of APP
peals) ever loaned 100000 to them or
to the company
Gov. Smith will speak in Mount Nor
ris High School. The Bronx. tonight. and
his speech will be preceded by a torch
light procession. He will speak in
Staten Island tomorrow and goes to
the Palm Garden in Brooklyn tomorrow
night
Joseph Proskauer. chairman of the
Smith citizens committee, issued a
statement yesterday stating that oppo-
nents OF the Governor are making vague
and baseless charges" when they think
Il Is too late to answer.
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made public an additional statement Of
its own.
The reply said iabors support OF the
league covenant was based largely on
the labor sections OF tho treaty. which
Mr.. Gompers quoted. declaring they con-
stituted laDor's blll OF rights He said
that the League OF Nations means a re-
duction of military and naval strength
that all nations except Turkey. Russia,
Mexico and the United States now belong
to the league. and that Mexico may join
soon.
The Gompers statement charges also
that the league has been attacked by
extreme reactionaries and extreme
radicals. and says Il suspects one OF
these groups is inslncere-maybe both.
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WANTS FARMERS INSURED.
Christensen Asks Harding IL He Is
for u. 9. Guarantee.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 24.-As n means
of relieving what he described as a
desperate situation faced by the
farmers of the Western agricultural dis
tricts. Farley p. Christensen, Farmer
Labor party candidate for President. in
telegram sent to-day to Senator Har-
ding asked the Republican candidate
II he would approve of n measure in
surfing the farmer against loss.
He compared such n measure 10 the
protection afforded the railroads in the
Esch-C ummins act
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LEAGUE Is OUR BILL
OF RIGHTS GOMPERS
Extreme Reactionaries and
Radicals, Probably Insincere,
Attack 1t, He Says.
1T is. UPLIFTING
Workman Calls on Fedora
TONS Head to Explain His
Efforts to Elect Cox.
Special Despatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

Special Despatch 70 TIE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, d. c., Oct. Is.
Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation Of Labor. has
again been called upon to explain his
attempts 10 commit his organization to
the support OF the Democratic stand on
the League OF Nations. William
Michaels. a union carpenter Of Tulsa.
Okla, oueried Mr.. Gompers on the
subject.
Mr.. Gomperss reply TO Mr.. Michaels
was given out here to-day through the
federation's non-partisan political cam
paign committee. which. despite its
name has devoted most OF It's attention
TO working for Gov. Cox. In addition to
Mr.. Gompers telegram the committee
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HARDING 4 TO ON COAST.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoER HERnt
SAN FRANcIsco, Oct 24.---The Odds
here favor Senator Harding at 10 J.
with no Cox money in sight, and few
bets of any kind recorded. In the Sera,
-torial race Shortridge. Republican, is rrs
favorite over Phelan, Democrat, at 10
to 8, with plenty OF Shortridge money
and but few Pheian hackers. Little bet
ting is reported.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE ARRESTED

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 24.--Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Kurz and Quinton Barrett
of Port Huron. Ont. were arrested here
to-day when they locked in their launch.
the Faith. charged with violating the
Volstead law. Ten eases of whiskey
which they are alleged to have smuggled
were confiscated. ~
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The statement goes on TO say that the !
reactionaries oppose the league becausei
u Is the expression or ideals that take
men forward and upward and thar.
radicals oppose II because they think II
means a stiffening against change.
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l. Where were sherbets first madei
2 What are the lucky stones for a
person born in July2
g. What is sWimming7
T. What is a trimming
5. What is the color Of Hawthorne
blossoms2
s. What was the Grand Union flag
OF America?
Z. What Is the meaning Of the nau-
teal phrase off the lee bowY2
g. What is the most comfortable po-
sition when sleeping on the ground?
9. Who wrote Colonial Danes and
Daughters Of America
10. What is an achievement?
Answers to Yesterdays XVIII.
1. The adoption Of the Declaration
OF Independence by the continental
congress. assembled IN Independence
hall, Philadelphia, Pa, on July 4, 1876,
has ever since been celebrated by
American citizens as their national
holiday, Independence day, commonly
called the Fourth OF July.
?. The Stars and Stripes were first
made from wholly American materials
in 1866. This flag was raised above
the national capitol at Washington,
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