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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
SONORA GOVERNOR UNABLE
TO RELEASE AVIATORS
Declares Mexican state Department
Claims Right to Handle All
Such Affairs.

DOUGLASS, .tRIZ.. Feb. 1i-Adolfo dc
Ia Huerta, Sonora Governor, is pow
erless TO effect the release of Lieu
tenants G. l.. Usher and l.. NJ. Wolf,
American army aviators, held at Naco-
%ari. the Governor informed United
States Consul Dyer at NoEnles ac-
corItng to word receive! hsre today.
The men have Docn hold prisoner
since their forced landing near Ma
cozarl on February ..
to military headquarters here, said
that. Mexican Federal authorities at
Mexico city had issued Instructions
that all landings by. American nviators
In Mexico should DO handled exclu.
Mexico and the United States The
message said that the aviators are
being given considerable liberty and
arc safe.
orieninacion. a IIermosiiio ncwspa
per. u copy OF which has been received
here. says that every aviator who
lands In Mexico Will be dctnind until
it can be shown what motive led to
his landing on Mexican soil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

the granting OF which is opposed by some
legislators as we'll us by certain interests ut
home. probably will be forthcoming. The
measure carrying the desired amendment has
been reported favorably by the House Com
mittec General Laws, there being but
three dissenting votes. Many members OF
the House and Senate are known to view the
measure moro literally than when it was first
introduced and now they are believed to BIO
ready TO vote their conviction that it's passage
will be only in Justice to the cities, that
thereby Sunday observance will not be en-
dangered. and no harm can be done to the
moral safety Of any community in the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
TREATY NEGOTIATIONS ARE
DECLARED AT STANDSTlLL
Republican Senator'S Seem Little Dia-
ROSrd to Agree to Hitchcock
fprOpOanla.
[Hy Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, Feb IA Peace
treaty ncgotintions still stood a; an
impassc tonight with opinion among
leaders divided On the possibilities Of
Il compromise TO insure ratification
when the treaty again IL taken up in
the Senate next week
Discussion conferred today on the
TWO revised Article y. reservations
submitted YESTERDAY by senator Hitch
cock, the Democratic leader. but there
seemed little disposition By any con-
siderable number Of Republicans to
accept either or the proposals. The
Republican leaders said no informal
reply had been made TO Senator Hitch
coos and that there probably would be
none.
Virtually the only difference between
one OF the Hitchcock proposals and
the new Republican reservation re-
Gently proposed, 1t was pointed out,
Is the insertion In tho latter of The
MorGs "nr by, any other means" in
enumera:ihs the measures which the
the United States would decline 10
bring Into use to preserve the in
tegrity OF other countries
1t was suggested by some Senator's
that compromise might he possible
by substitution OF cor by it's resources"
FOR "or by any other means There
"as no assurance. however. that the
leaders OF either party would accept
SUCH proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER
When Om.r Dr..m-s.

When Omar dreamed on lowered ways
In sunny scenes on Persian days
What was II in the name OF love
Invoking such unsccniS praise:
Whatever maid Inspired his pen
Was ever the most sought Of men;
We had believed him, had he swung
Some undesirable now and then.
Whem Omar dreamed he dreamed too we'll
AS dreamed the bard Of kai,spell
We rather think he would have changed
His tune. these diys OF II. e. l..
Fc.' ones enough. and that is true;
More than He- eyes, loves heart Is blue
Ana only mil!onaircs have gold
10 satisfy The needs Of two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
PRESENT SPANISH CABINET
WILL REMAIN IN OFFICE
King Alfonso Declines to Accept Iteais-
nation Of Saiaxar Gov
crnment.

MADRID. Feb. l4.-Foilow,ing the
resignation from the Cabinc; OF Arnalio
Ginland Y. Caoanas, Minister Of Pub
lie Works. Premier Salazar rendered
tho resignation OF the entire Cabinet
King Alfonso. however. rcafirmed
his confidence in senior Salazar, and
tho Cabinet Will remain In Office
senior Cabanzas's Retirement. has
been advocated by some sections OF
the press on the ground that normal
conditions could no, be restored IN
barcelona while lie was A. member %
the Cabinet. since he was believed to
represent tho policy OF former Pre-
inicr Romanos, who is being held re-
sponsiblc In many quarters for tho re-
cent dismissal! OF Miians Bosch as cap
ta!n-gcncral OF Catalonia.
Premier Salazar will assume the
public works portfolio vacated by
Senior Cabana's resignation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
STORMS HALT REVoLTs
VLADivOsTOk PEOPLE
ACCLAIM ALLEGIANCE
General Rudolf Gaida. Czech Leader
has tcen Named Military
Commander.
lny Assoeln.cd press. /


NLADlHOSTOK, Feb. H. severe
weather, billiards. and snowstorn,s lin
tho last few days have crippled out
door revolutionary demonstrations
All government organizations arc ac
Claiming their allegiance to the Fem
steve regime. L. krndovctski. first
war Minister under Kolchals. also orc
OF ihree leaders vino started tho rcvo-
.n,ion which General Rudolf C;uida
inc EHcch leader. headed last Norcm-
per, per, ms heen appointed military com
His lirst orders are that ali private
anu pubic establishments :..sun,.
their work.
Suppress RObbcrIes.
Ah, t,,lpp ut rio.!ns robbery UNI
nG suppressad Immediately. Kr;ido
votski. addressing the miiitarv head,
Of the district; declared that the pres
tatorships Politics is not the business
o. the military mnn. he said. but o.
the. Hcmstcvos. who now recognized
their power.
The central bureau OF the .rade
Unions here has passed rrso;utiot:
"uEGper,ins nc ,s s9ssrn m,,;nn,:.
saturday, including high officers OF
Iin"unovs star. have been released
Those who We're unwilling to recos-
and vii! 20 20 japan OF China
kozanov remains a refugee at JaDa-
ncsc headquarters.
Rcvolutioustn controlling Vludivos-
tok are cooperating with American
and CHcch officers in the cvncutici
Of the allied troops.
Railways Now Clear.
Hallway. are clear - Chita. wItN
Tho transportation uuhindercd and
American engineers are IN complcie
control WORKING tremendously with
rcvolut!Untst authorities In the cyacua-
ton or imcricu!t and '-Hcch troops
EcHolutinn!sts several days ago re
ported their expedition 10 be IA pidIy
advancing toward lihbnrovsk. where
they said. General Kalnikun's forces
were expected 10 hc ovcrthrown an,
day. He is the last OF the kolchais
forces operating.
Recent reports from Chita indt-
Gated that Gcucral Senenof continued
n authority there
Consul-Gcncral Harris and his stan
also tho last % the American Red
Cross women from the interior, ar
rived NJ Nind!vosiok some time ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Interesting Health Queries
Adf3u ';Iu All uaHa.NSNv
Copyright, 1919. National Newspaper Service

Wood Alcohol--1s II safe to use wood alcohol
eSternaly Tor cleansing the SKIN. IN l!nimcnts
Answer-Se. Though nigh. bo nhslcd 20
produce serious poisonins
The Bees Are Blind Now--.can yeu tell me
any thinE ABOUT Bee vino which many people
ar; arS naa!n& rom Blind Bees: You take two
of ,noasscs, put in {, lar did TWO Of su.,ar each
gay Tor TWO weeks BY that time IL IS ready
~ ~ urinh. lasted some and * made my head
rec! queer; Kindly answer whether, it Is safe 10
drink. ana whether II Is wonderful for
various diseases as caimcd by many lAi. III.
Co. ' va
Ainswer.Ihc bees" with al sorts OF inter
etl!!is hoJcctiEes httcEcd OH, Il crude. I'M
nuse form OF yeast. which icrmen,s sugars,
Producing alcohol The evil stuff resulting no
nouDt would make any normal head swim. and
as You kMow. booze has always been considered
Il wonderful! cure for villa tcvcr happens to oil
you: rho u. s. Eoxernmcnt authorities advise
that. so-cR!ied 'bccs' be not used, because they
are impure and inferior to plain yeast when fer
Gnenta.!on is 10 be produced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the name and nddresa of
requests.
JOHN Kerr ur.a.l


To the i:di;o! of i'hc Times Diepu Gh:
Sir.--Ilc ;iichrnond Chamber OF Commerce Is
~" ~ the soection u It's ptcs!uent. Jui,n
hc-T hr"ntn i,oSses:r3 r*ccptional ability n"d
al earac"t desire to do al possible icr me de-
Nc!opment and advancement o! k,chmoud and
tnS oio i'ominIoil tic ha. been indofat is
ubio VORTEX III every good cause in which k,cii-
iachu na; hecn concerned. Much q
der.ul progress in rcrcn; yeats can be trace.
nircctiy 10 his ao!c ana untirin= efforts. Mr.
!oEanch - PROBABLY our larSest invcsLor in
it:snilond nhhhs trust comi'an:ca insurance
vohpanlca. rear estate and business eater rr!se@.
thfensh tnesr hc;tNY Investments. IL ~ unc OF
Nirstnis's largest taxpayers.
some UHlNati!icd criticism has boon pat for
Mad 10 INC effect THAI My. B"uncil's legal resi-
dcnce Is IN New York state, and hcI,..c he IL
no. Spod N!rS aim. E:chnionu slou!d feel
iorlan2te ma notwithstanding lis !cSN resi-
heart aad work nre IN Richmond.
Mr. Fra nc, IS too big man 20 allow suc' ILL.,
ADVISED CRITICISM 10 un!nrcn the aTdor OF his
s !; In behalf OF lichmond ana his ma,
tive stat: md We looi FOR most SUCCESSFUL
slirinisi;ati OF tho Chambers AFFAIRS under
MS Sul"!aS hHnd l.. -. -.
'::chinord. Va. February IL, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
A Daily Once-Ovel
Do.r Werr. Over Yoar Surroundings.

Perhaps the tools with which you work arc
fective as they should be. Your surrounGins y
MAJ! no. be AZ congeniai as YOU wish but why
should these facts s!ncken your effort?
Whats tho USE" you say. and then drop
into an easy going. aimless sort OF effort
Why not forget you! tools and your environ
.nent and d" your best to build success upon
the principle and c2rcful1es9 in your work:
No one has just the place AID the ideal every
thing 10 turn out good work.
1t is UP TO you TO forget the what yo, have
MT: and make the best OF the what YOU have.
stop being kicker and begin he worker.
Get SO interested in your work that you can
forget the deficiencies OF your equipment ana
who blames his tools."-Copyrielt. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Champ Clark's '3arkis is within : atti-
Jude, long ago announced. has changed and
now he is going out TO mako fight for the
presidential nomination. He is feeling the
pulse of his constituency and iii advance of
his diagnosis it may be taken for granted that
he will find it beating quickly and strongly
in favor OF the former Speaker. He is enter
tanning illusions and counting disappoirt-
ilcnt. He closer TO the presidency i'll
1912 than he ever will he again, for his at
titude during tho prc-war and early war days
will prevent him achieving the measure OF
popularity necessary 10 victory either i'll
convention or at the polls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Senatorial Inaction

kOR weeks the United States Senate has
refused to transact business. 1t has ST God
still. 1t has failed to function Five times
IN twelve working days it was forced to adj
)ourn its sessions because quorum was not
present and could not be modified, in snita
OF the frantic efforts of Senate attaches to
drum up bare majority
Sundry explanations are offered for this
state OF ahalrs, but none seems satisfactory
one answer to the question is that there
are many members physically indisposed but
not more than n dozen. 1t is said, have been
absent because OF sickness Another answer
Is mat many of the Senators arc CAMPAIGN
ing for the nomination for the presidency
and, therefore, are out OF town Still others
arc campaigning for their own reelection TO
the Senate itself, and feel the necessity of
devoting more and moro time to their own
political fences.
Lastly, it is contendcd that most of those
senators who are in Washington arc sick
ana tired of the strain they have been under
during the weeks, months and wears that
nave passed since war activity and pcace-
making have made their presence in Wash
ington important. This is probably the best
reason that can be offered for the Liberalization
OF 'he senate, but it does not satisfy by any
means
the country and the world to be acted unon.
y peace treaty must be ratified More than
seven months has been wasted upon that
measure alone and still the end is not in
sight Tier" are great appropriation bills
and reconstruction measures which must he
voted upon and the Senate ought to know
that it cannot close up shop until these mat
tiers have been disposed Of
III the senate is as weary as ii seems. IL
il is as anxious 10 take an active part in the
campaign as is indicated. and If it really
wants to finish its work aud go home ali
! that il desire; can b. accomplished. Let II
suspend debate: let il bring out the bills that
must be acted Upon force them to a vote
and quit. The country would welcome sucl,
contamination. and the Legislation which
would he written probably would be Just as
good as might be expected ii the intermInable
talk continued until the end of the summer
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
REPATRIATION PROCEEDS
Declared That In Short Time Ever.
German VIII lie Ont
nf

IUN)UN. Fob. I4.---Thc repatriatiOu
of Germans from India is steadily pro
ceeding. and before long no German
Will remain IN India except those who
for very special reasons are granted
exemptions. said Samuel Montasu
Secretary OF State for India, replying
to question in Parliament The pre-
else period during which Germans will
not be allowed 20 enter India has not
been finally decided. but it will not be
less than three years.
Before the war Germany was mai;inc.
strenuous efforts TO capture Indiuii
trade. and did n large business through
German agents stationed in, India.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

III his speech AT Plattsburg last week, At
torney-Gcncral Palmer spoke agans, univcr-
sal military training, saying: "As between
plans for war and the spending OF millions
for such things | am for peace. do not
believe in sending boys to camp every sum
mer. That won't help America S destiny. nor
will il make for peace" The Attorney-Gcn-
cral had better be careful how he disagrees
with his Chief Secretary OF War Garrison
said exactly the opposite thing when the
President was not in agreement with him,
and soon thereafter quit the Cabinet. Now.
the President agrees with what Garrison then
said. and doesn't agree with what Palmer
has recently said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Mir. Hoover replies 10 the question, Where
do you stand?" by asking the Same question
uf both the Democratic and Republican par
tics. 1t appears 60 be case Of Mahomct
resolving that The mountain shall como to
him rathcr than that lie shall go to the noun
lain. IN the meantime. the country is wait
ing 10 il the Mahomct parallel is carried
IL its rcputed elimination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
luterrRpfIon,

'Er,;h.en and sisters. said the ioca: prcacn-
'r in Sma!ltown - am informed that NOV
;nc picture Is coming town Wednesday cven-
nag and therefore prayer meeting will! be pest
poncC uttN Thursday night. l also UNDERSTAND
that Sister Jones will have SEQ party on
ttnrSda! evening. ana prayer meeting will
therefore he postponed unit! iEriday night. On
account o :, JaH@ Dance IL the Town Hall Fri
day night. pruEe" meeting VIII be held Oh sat
u:daE night; end Saturday niGht being tub
nGhs tor most o! us. have decided 10 omit
prayer meeting altogether th.s week. We will
now take up tho collection"
show shy .naiAcn OF 1920 and III SHOW.
YOU regular Old politciancr. because believe
inc, inen II takes the shy sor. make en- come
over these days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
SUNDAY. I'I5NiIOAl,l ID, 1870.

Arizona ratified tho suffrage amendment
Thursday. making the thirty-iirs State 10
abandon the reserved rights Of the states 1t
The dictation Of pctticoat and Sissy man
lobbyists. contemptuous OF tho peoples will.
After thirty-iive States have ratified. the suf-
ira gists will likely find themselves M against
an immovable wall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Looking FORWARD.

When i;oozc coines back! they say it w.il.
WHO have incurred its recent loss,
Therein DC Il new ring in the barlio cps XII.
Wien Earcycorn COMES back loss.
Md They'll bling him bacl, IN his winding
sheets.
For "tting g must appear,
Tia; AS Eooao Went ont, It must come back
II STATE. Oh the sumo old bier.
tNotc: We seldom, pu., bu; that last !:ne IS SO
clever We have 10 ask YOU 10 read l. over
aGa:n.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
business.

The business manager OF tho Zig Metropoli-
IAN daily with tho magazine second strobe into
eye
You fellows have got to s>, on the Job lie
SAID
What's wrong now?"
Its been a year since Ne were HAVING
any sales With all this trouble in Russia
!: YOU can't set England 10 20 down there and
make some news want your designations, got
nIe?'
And having eaunc:utcG his uitnatuin, he
strobe hence - jump the Office boy Tor
being late With the office cigarettes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
HENS LAY MANY EGGS
Contest. by IrI,h Department Of Ar.
rfeultnrc shows Excellent
ncHUIts.

DUBLIN. Feb. lin the egg-iaying
competitions for 1919. under tho au-
spices OF the Irish Department oc Ag-
rieulturc, 306 pullets tool: part and
produced o0.l24 eggs Gan average of
$50 cgEs per pulic-) at nm average
prom @: 80 shill!nss 5 pence for each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
Itinsiug the CA.nses.

We've stti this varied so nauy times
tia; vel, try ourselves.
It's about tao authors wife tany old author3
VINO said to her lady company:
Yes dear. what Charles intends 10 do Is go
down in history. lie is going down IL! fame.
lie IS going down IN tho hearts o. the poop"
just thcn thero was awful crasl, in tho
kitchen.
"Cioodmcss:' exclaimed the visitor There
goes Charles now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Queer that the United States Senate Is said
TO have an unfruitfui session just when IL
develops its most abundant croD Of pairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

VIII lady jurors quit the courtroom in a.
scorntni body az the attorney opposing their
notions OF the case opens up?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

BRANCH OFFICES: wash
iiiSton. 14l6 New York Ave.
nuc; New York City. fift..
Avenue building: ChicuS go,
Peoples GINS building {;
vniiadcipliia. Colonial 'frmst
itUiiiinG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Tue ipteriarc1ice OF Republican 'bitlor-
enders'' with the bipartisan conference Of
senators just as Mr. Lodge was about to ac-
ccpt the Hitchcock compromise reservation
20 Article Y. undoubtedly defeated ratili-
cation OF the peace treaty When that culmi-
nation Of the long, drawn-out controversy
Na in sight, III view OF the Presidents state
lnent. in his letter OF January &c. 10 Senator
Hitchcock, that he adhered ''to the sub
stance OF the Hitchcock COMPROMISE. IL
senator Lodge now has The courage to DEFY
this small group OF 'hitter-cndors'' The
chances would seem 10 be favorable for rati-
Ecation on The basis Of that compromise in
the verg near future now that the treaty is
10 be considered III open Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

iI r.iyate ,,rapci, nJ Eatr.i'n mrs =;
connecting with all depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUSiCA-
TIONS TO Tho Tin,es-Dls.
uatcn. md not to Individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

day In the year at 10 South Tentii
. VA. by THE Ifmcs- dispatch rub-
Charles L. Iiasbrooi;. <;ditor nssJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Representative Blanton. OF Texas. has
broken loose again. In speech in the House
Monday he attacked the plans OF organized
labor for Intervention in the coming politi-
cal campaign as "a pronunciamcnto against
Congress- and the greatest menace ever
sounded in this country. And all OF this
storm in ms breast is caused by the simple
announcement that organized labor commits
i,se!f to tho pcrpctuation Of our fundamen-
tai rights, and the enactment of essential
constructive legslatio to be secured by
the election Of men, regardless OF their Doliti-
cal afniiations. who are truly representa-
liVes or American ideals and liberty" That
leaves B!anton out, OF course; hence his yowl
y Representative in Congress who 70 cs at
The dictation OF the -inti-Saloon League nav
justly be alarmed when organized labor goes
out alter the political scalps OF those who
nave nothing but contempt for the funda-
mental rights Of American citizens
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Blue laws. no matter how deep an indigo
thefr tinge, are ali right and proper for anv
community, majority OF whose citizens de-
SIRE 10 live under and be ruled by them But
there is no more reason why one community.
provided ii has It's own police protection and
regulations. should b. forced 10 live ,udcr
laws so blue As 10 be burlonsonc and OH
noxious to II, simply because that is what
The country districts prefer. than there is
Why South Dakota should dictate 10 Virginia
who shall be eligible 10 its suffrage Both
ar! departures from the Democratic loca!
option principles, away from which We have
driftcd too far and too rapidly for the nub-
Tic good. Richmond, as well as other cities
IN Virginia, has suffered under the burden
or the States blue laws, and It, in common
with its sister cities, is hoping for relief from
tue present General Assembly. 1hu. relief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15
killlllon0 Giulp5- piispatrh

E$, Est. 1883 Est. 1850
4 t:aterrd January -, 1905 al Post OniIe at
Richnond Va. secoud-cinss mntter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-15

Iehmond, Va. February IA, 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-23

De Ia Diaria Information,

!del hermoso espectaculo que ofrecfa
Ell acorazado "Alfonso XIII.s's se6nsisu
lesplendida Illumination con motive de.
la fiesta que ali Sc offecfa. ssA>sSA =
Parecia un paIacio dentro de ascua
de orc, errocheiiiimehsos tlaaluces v
colores, v la ilunainacion irfadiaba suss
destellos hasta 8gFan digtanciaoteul ~
Desde santdrcs, catano = 0nH65hta-a
mas cercanass Sc disisaba el faNtasti9
co cuatro del acorazado, enYualta= eIasa
amplia luz, v las instalaciones. corgian
desde las puntas de los palos hasta Ia
Ilinea de fiotaci6n con artfsticas hile-
ras de bombillas iluminandd8las to-
rres, las casamatas de las rbatenas ~
las largas pleas de batir, los peque-
nos cafiones de artillerfa lijera, la
gran chimenea, las torres de mesana
! y trinquete-pal de acero con t0das
las mas modernas instalaciones,-las
escalas, las .portas, todo el bplRle, Que
lucia sus mas vistosas galas como un
guerrero con la reeia arraadura cu-
bierta de finos encajes de deslumbran-
tes luciernagas. La iluminaeioA0 in-
terror, camaras, valones Y deiifass de-
ipendencias del buque, igual====ds@re-s
giamente iluminadas. wv
! De la brillante fiesta-el aInpho bu-
que lmaterialmente lleno de damas v
icaballeros-se informa por los CONF
paneros en- otro lugar de esta edi+
,ci6n de Ell IMPARCIAL. f2RCrf
! InfOrmadOr.