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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03
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roN lsoiclrs'iqne; prro Eolpoa nnessras
sicncs "a drclaraci6n; q era mRTinero
> uno DE los jcfes del Soviet De Ekate.
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ttaHa Ia turo reCiuids en sn alojamien-
10 dos dias un marinero de Ia gnarui-
cion..
LAS vcrSioileS accrca de Ia tranelia
de los Rolnanoff sou varias y auneiltan
la inceriidumbre en- cnanio a Ia rea-
lidad de elias Pose0 um documcniO GA
ri0sO que en- parte ha recOrridO Euro
pa y dc cuya AUTHENTICATED dudO tam
biGn Son las investigaciOnes Oficiales
hechas por ei ministro de Justicia. del
Gobiefno de Koltchak. A este general,
que opera en- Siberia. Sc le han comuni
cadO los supnestos detaIles del fin de
la familia imperial. y recojo algunos
de los datOs tenebrosos
Pasando por alto el hallazgO en- un
pOzO y en- torno de FL de diamantes. des
memzadas perlas, un dedos de mujer
y una dentadura pOstiza. etc. es Ia
aldeana AgafOmowa. la que acaso veraz
mente refiere 10 que le dijo su hermanO,
uno de los yerdugOs de los SOberanOs.
"Hacia La una de la noche, me dijo
Anatos Observation-Disclosures su hernia
ma a-despertaron a todos los presos, con
duciendolos a los s6tanos de la mise
ia casa que ocupaban Ell Ekaterinbur-
go. All Sc les comunic6 que tropas
enemigas del Soviet iban a tomar Ia
ciudad, y que habfa Ilegado el dltimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

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go hasxf a. ruleuia nurto cana,o DE-
sus eKfsstnHfligs esanunlsins
falaak sfr6clnlakl fos uno a. Boz
rcsluEss DE- iss hrisnanas l.ulvsn'sisi. =
~ sslo s,nsil.se esirciarcc nucsiros ce-
Fazoics. i,sr hsmi,ip srmguinario la
lieClo Frstlafialms s..Bsacioimies accTva
DE- In famllin imlsrial. Iia confssasle
hals.F csiado ca I,kaieIinl,urgo. en- Ia
lio de- 1918 cnamlo i asesinaio DE- los
solserai"s , sEls hiios.
\ acz,rca dc iHn esInnioso llcclio sn
relaci5n dificrc rn dciailes de las de-.
clarsciones de ga ccniInhero en crime
mes. Scriabin- -Shatlosky, iambien pnesO
en la ciudadela varsOyiana.
lila dicho este dltimO 10 que siguc:
"A acercarse las tropas de KOltcbak
Ekaterinburgo quisieron los bolclle-
viques sacar de allf la familia impe-
rial para que mo- fuera, salvada por
las tropas del general russo 81 sc apode
raban de la eiudad. FL Soviet decide
diferir sus prop0sitO hasta el liltimo mo
mento, y di6 una proclama comunican-
do que. 81 ocurriesen disturbiOs antibOl-
cheyiquistas. fusilarfan cuantas per-
Solas tenfan en rehencs, entire elias al
Zar Sin embargo tai amenaza. hubo
reyueltas en- Eketerinburgo, Y pro
puesta del bolchevique BielobOrodo, Sc
sentenci0 el fin del Zar Y todos los SUI
yos.
A las cinco de la maiiana sacaron
en- I'm cOclie Nicolas III. llevandolo al
eementerio, extramurOs, donde, despues
de leerle Ia sentencia. Sc le fusil6. A
las once fu6 conducida a otro lugar
la Zarina, siendo muerta. A las cua-
tro3de In tai1le matarOn a dos de las
hijas.del Ear. aDos dfas despues ftisila-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

qae dojaia Ia frOaiera oriental ae Ita-
lla abalta ANA invasion rns miga.
Dts'la.'j que CA su concepto Eitti Sc
mostral'a muy rcmiso Aacia los Estados
lnidOs recomend0 que el Golierno
aplicara el pactO lie Londres rcmo la
meior seduction.
PALABR.lS DE D'ANNENZIO
FICME, viernes. febrero G---,'abriel
Damn :iziO. ei un discursO prOnuncia-
do en cl banquete que So Orga .iiz6 en
honor del poeta iapones Harnhici. que
es huGsped de esta ciudad. dijo:
'Nosctros deseamOs rendir honlena je
a este mensajerO del Sol Naciente
lenviado de csc Inperio. que es, era ii
cada instante escuchar el zumbidO de
mis- alas. Mas de una vez yo he gri-
tad0. ff - ~ 't
"0lvidemOs el OeSte. que nos odia
~ 10 nos quiere. Y0lvamos nuestraS
espaldas al Oeste. que. cada dia Sc re-
baja mas. Sc infecta mas, Sc deahonra
con el cultivo dc. la injusticia y Sc obs
tina Ell La esolavitud, Separ4monos
del degenerate Oeste que olvida el cs-
plendor del espfritu Y sc ha coEvertido
en- IN immense banco al seryicio t;e una
IplutocIacia tras-atldntiea sin conciencia
Destle ,FiIime, puerta oriental de Italia
lmiremns al extreme orieiIte que POI
lespaco &c sete centuras Sc ha estadC
Iuniellde lenta perot seguramente los
!Iatinos''.
HabIlndo reeientemehte ac,aca dc
lla vista que Sc proponfa re;.lizar d
tlos Estados Uhfdos, Gabriel n-Anntln
zio dfjo: Il
| .'Deseo ii d America en- afroplano
Volaie liasta America trav6s del Pa
,cfiieo 1'uando mi tafea en- Fiumc for
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

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ds.ls ar Nafs.gia. auiEa f,sifiaius algu
els'rio ssd h.rs'sde cginHcns l,nFo cnai
has aclahs syaulairn = iiuisa.lisllitn ~
cUisosiIairino D. Ia railaad. sen,sln puF
ayeriguar ,ianle ~ haila - l,rscs-pior.
~. t;illard, , ptras IH,ressnas dsi ser,i
clio de lus zanrs. 81 Mr. Giiiard vnclsc
Dc Rusia. = t'odri aicsiiguar b. o,urri.
do. pues siEuiS a h familia imperial cn
el destierro. I'm JUNO de 1918 me Icia
In encuinlBrada DANA madame Narissli-
kline. graHdc Maifrossc dc Ia Coar de
Russia, cartas de Ia zarina, hal,lando de
como pasabnn los dias las princesas y
de que algunas noches recitahan lindas
piezas franceSas. escogidas por mol-
sieur Gillard, ''linica distraction cn cs
tOs dfas..'
Los pOrmenorcs del crimen feroz de
Ekaterinburgo acaso nunca lleguem "A
conOorse. pOrque la historic popular
en- Russia enmaraha los hechos v las
ficciones, Orlando una leyenda mons
truOsa de muerte. de resurrection. de
fin del mundo v de revelaciones mfsti-
cas-. Que no existem Nicolas III. nj
su mujer, nj sus hijos, parece va inne-
gable. Y. sin embargo, en- muchos distri-
tOs Norte y centrales de Russia Sc cree
que el Zar recOrre las. aldeas lIevando
de La mano a su hijo Y diciendo sus
fieles: "Nuestra madrecita, la santa
Russia, estd aquf, Por ella. que soy 20.
tentis que luchar y vivir"
y, Sofia C4s4NoT.i
yarsoyia. diciembre de 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03
Att,ayqu.es /, i 4. a Nitti en- Roma
Ena Camara alana Sc continua dscutiendo la Political
slfa@13s1 Ta715 Esderior del Gobierno sss

lciaIisfas lie hicieroll entonces oijeto del
Iataques diciendo:
'.Es sobrino de su tfo', alundiedo
aparentemente al hecho de que el di-
putado es sobrino del baron Sonninp.
Ell lliputado Dioesaro, pregunt6 al.
Primer Ministro 81 era cierto que ell,
Cfa IL de enero, cIando Deschanel fue
elegido Presidente de Francia. Nitti
encOntr6 sobre su despacho un papel
escrito de pufio Y letra de Lloyd Geor7
sc, disilido, en- dos columnas, una con-
teniepda 10 que Italia; habfa recibido
Lya u expresando en- la eotra 10 cue, le
|quedaba aun pendiente de discussion.
Pregunt0 tambien, 81 la primera CO.
luinna cstaba encabezada con las pala5
bras s.soberanfa itaiiana' y Ia otra
con 6sta: ''El dfa en- que Nitti renun-
Gle esa soberanfar
ESQ MO es verdad. respoldi6 el
Primer Ministro Nitti.
Ell ,jiputado condluy6 su tliscurso
pidiendo la aplieaci6n del pagto de
Londres.
FL diputalo socialista ciccotti de-
Eclaro despuds que b raiz del collapse
de Rusia aigplas personas hab'an iil-i
Isistido cp una revision del paeto de
lLondres con el prop0sito de coacetler
sFiufhe 4 Italia. pero que cl baron
SonlIins no puio ser convene Co in
Isistienuo en- que Fiume corresponlfa Il
lIlos croatas causa de que no era
possible concebir la aniquilaci6n de
Austria. Tambien censur6 al baron
ISonnino por no ilaber negociado con
Hos ihgoeslavos despu6s de Ia victoria
| de Italia y llegado a una inteligencia
con ell0s, 10 que hnbiera ahorratlo a
Italia &. tener que someterse i ias .:inas
Iposiciones de los aiiados Iseclaro
lel oraeior que Sonnino habfa llegado
4 eolivsEtir en- monomallia el pacto de
Londres.
Habtis derfamatlO Ia gre Italia
Iha en- stneficio del usurafio iznrciiaiis-
mo de los aliados sigui6 dicierdO
I..creyendo que luchabais contra eI mi-
llltarisisq imperialism le los poderes
centfales
de danOs 10 que debena0s hacef aflOs
Ira preguht6 eI diputado Seanbene-
lllL
sERyihr todos los nacionalislas d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

ROMA. iernes, febrero 6.--Ia CANA
II de its Diputados continue hoy la
.discus'.. acerca de polftica exterior.
Giuseppe Bevione, nacionalist; y ex-
Icomisionado italiano de oerondutioa en-
los EstIdos. Unidos, defendi6 n baron
Sonnine, manifestanGo que hal,Ia con-
Icertade cl pacto de L0ndres, cuando
era impossible preyer la disoluri6n de
Austria. Termin0. sin embargo, mos
trandose mas inclinado al compromise
alcanzado por el AIinistro Nitti a causa
de que era impossible exigir el cnnipli-
miellto del pacto de Londres = adqpi-
rir Fiume al misnlo tempo y ''se lia-
cfa neccsario escoger entire Fiune Y la
DaImaciaY Agrego que en- su opinion
convene a Italia mas la possession de
Fiume, por 81 contiguidad al Adriati-
co.
Los diputados socialistas iIterrum-
pieron al signor Bevione, diciendo:
..yosotros, los nacionalistas .leseais
la guerra s0is unos asesinos's.
Entire los diputados que hicieron
frente d los socialistas Sc haIlaba el
Inacionalista Philipson de Ferellcia.
Los soeialistas interrumpieron su dis.
Ecurso con estas palabras "Esnia ha'
b6is desunciado a Malatesta''
| lei liputado Dioesaro habl0 acerca
del problema del Adriatico, atacando
la po.etica del Primer Ministrp Nitti
lAsegur0 que el compromise de Nitti
sobre Fillme, coloca a italia en- tai 81
ltuaci0n que la hace aparecer como q
lpunto de declarar Ia bancarrota e i'm
posibiiita para resistir En- ap.,yo de
sus aclisaciones lev0 un telegrama que
lsegdn declare, habfa dirigido eI Pgi-
mer M.nistro Nitti Al secretario Ian
sing el 21 de octubre de 1919.
Este telegrama eonstituye una ape
IIacion a los sentimientos dc iustitia
de los Estados Uhidos con el pror6site
de oBf fsller Ia anexi0n de Fiumc a TIA
liza I asegura en q el Primer MinistFd
Nitti, que es indtil hacerse il.isiones
acerca ue Ia grayedad de Ia situaei9n
len Italia a causa de que Ia macon ha-
Ibfa lIeeatlo lln lfmite extreme en- 81
Tesfstencia. III mega tiyz a las "a
ciones italianas, continlia el sncnsaje
lpodrfa proFocar basta Ia rerolueion.
t.r< - -. 1.z.ss sSs.>. kSsY4..t,.ss.Stts -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

RESFRIADoS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvfa la causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo v Fiebres. Solo hay un BRO
MO QUININA." La firma de E. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

iat pauc de Italia. ire To,.i. por
las ml o..
DcSl4dis Vclycrt mi vista al yasto ia
flee. turiird de esia TERRA laria In
.ue>frd. vucslra lihrc Anne. ~ lia-
cicndo rScala GA cada isla'.
ERR0RES mn GOBIEP,@
ROMA, febrcro e.. III doc'n" 1Iaz-
zone Grazziaaei.. Riienligo >ti.,ll',ta
de III Camara die Diputados. dr. ante
Ia miSma hoy. que la elevation ca los
tipoS &c los cImbioS Sc dehc p.ihcipaI-
mente Il los errores comctidos p,r el
G0biern0 deSte los comicnzos DC Ia
guerra.
Las medidas e. ahora So aGopteu--
sigu;0 diciendo tales como la rrohib-
cj6n dr que So publiquen las cifraS
pcrtine: ties los camIiios. son pIc.ileS.
ES c0a0 81 Uu enfermo rompicri el ter
m6metfI, para haCerSe la idea &c que
no tienc 1iebre.
Dad por alto, toda csperanZd ilc ar"
Europa pueda salyarse con el auXilio
de AmGrica. Esta. Sc encuen.ra en-
vuelta de una grave crisis que n hara
rompcr ,sus relaciones financiriiS con
Europa. La. linica salvaci6n para nues
Itro co nenente conSiste en- cohiederar
los pafSHs en- ell eXistente, parl Il, uni
dos pue,ian resistir la especulaci0n an
glo-sajona. ii
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-03

eI fufun respondi6 el Primer Minis
tro.
FL .jipeitatlo Gasparotto, nac!onalis-
ia, filtaIdo acegca del compromise
de Nffsi sohre el Adrfatico manifesto
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

George Dugan, entertained a party of her friends at her home, Maple avenue, last night in honor of her tenth birthday. Games were played during the evening, and singing and refreshm me1ts. Those present were: Eleanor Colby, Marie and Doris Walsh, Irma Hull. Donald Whitman, Edwin Joy. Oliver Hull, Bobby For gette, MT. and Mrs. Dugan. MT. and Mrs. Albert Wood, MT. and Mrs. Fred Syner of Bridgeport, Mrs. James H Maher, Mrs. Blanche Anderson, Miss Anna Conklin, Miss Mae Totten of Bridgeport, Miss Alice Wood, Earl Dugan and James E. Maher.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

commander; Alfred Nettleton, senior vice; Raymond Head, junior vice; Norman Buckingham, secretary and treasurer; Wilbur Ford, guide; s. A Libbey, patriotic instructor, and Cas- telle Tibbals, inside guard. W. R. C. officers which have been previously
 announced were installed by Mrs. Wallace Chase.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation. Soothes and Heals. You can get restful sleep after the first application. Price 60c.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

Mrs. John Mooney died at her home on the New Haven turnpike yesterday after a long illness. She was Az years of age, and is survived by a, husband.
 The funeral will be held in St. Mary s church Saturday morning.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

Mir and Mrs. A. A. Porter will ce1e- brate their 50th wedding anniversary at their home on Rogers avenue to- day. MT. Porter is a Civil War vet eran, and is very well known about town, having resided here for years.
 Robert Eaton of North Haven, state superintendent of the Widows Aid has appointed Edgar T. Clark to be in charge of the work in Milford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

The raising up of chiefs of Aclze- nasht .ribe, Red Men, will take place in their wigwam on Broad street this evening. The new incun1bents are Harry Brensinger. sachem; Napoleon Cornier, senior sagamore; E.. G.. Weber, junior sagamore, and Clarence Tibbals, prophet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

meantime the rifle team Is putting in some hard practice for their matches to be held this month.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
FAMILIES KEEP HEALTHY

Taking Father Johns Medicine for colds and coughs and as a body build er No a1coho1-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
MILFORD NEWS

A. ". BurHF has been confined to the house foHa week or more by ill., ness of serious nature. His condt- ton last evening had not improved. His vitality is such, however, that his recovery Is confidently looked for.
 Disoouraging reports have been re- ceived from the Pacific coast regard ing the condition of Mrs. Catherine Morris, whose Illness with typhoid fe- yer has been reported. It has thus far been found impossible to break the fever. Her sister, Mrs. George I. Stanford, leaves today, hoping to reach her bedside in time should the case prove 8 fatal one, as is feared.
 Charles Merritt, after a long term of service with Jabez Tibballs & Son, is to leave the grocery this week and go to work in the Goodyear factory. As the basketball game with Strat- ford at Assembly hall on Saturday afternoon is the first of the winter, there is much interest in it. There will be dancing.
 The fire alarm of Wedne esday night was caused by burning waste at the rubber shop. It is said that there | nave been SIIldIl ILEeS at IIldL IoC- 1 tory since it was established g. few years ago; one resulting from a light ed match thrown out of 8 window, one from a cigarette, one from a static spark and the others from causes undetermined.
 ! Milford leads the towns in this part of the state in the increase in school population with 133 for the year. Even | New Haven with 70, falls behind. | Dean Brown has recomme ended Prof.
 Gordon Hayes as '*ive wire" and a
 man sought after for the biggest fo- rrIms in the country, including the ! Boston forum. His message on Sun-
 day will be on the industrial problem. Milford school teachers have not yet 1 given up their effort to obtain a raise 1 in salaries, and a delegation of teach CTS has waited upon the board of ed
 ucation to present further arguments A petition for a raise was presented
 some time ago, but 1t was denied be-
 cause the board has no funds at pres
 ept, and no way of meeting the re- quest. The board members are ir
 sympathy with the teachers, and have
 referred the request to the board od finance.
 A joint installation of officers ot
 the G. A. R., W. R. c. and Sons O. Veterans was held in Arcanum hal
 this week. w. M. Barnum officiatet for the G. A. R., installing the follow. ing veterans: Charles M. Shailor, com
 mander; Henry Tucker, officer of tht
 day; Roger Baldwin, adjutant, ana Nathan Stowe, chaplain. Officers O. the s. of V. installed by B. L. Coole, of Bridgeport are: D. L. Nettleton
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

Promotions announced by Go. B, c. S. G., this week are: Mess ser geant, Harold Gottsegen to first ser geant; Sergeant Baldwin to mess ser geant; Corporals Sanford Munson and Chester Swift to be sergeants, and Private c. W. Harrison to be corporal Lieut.. Daniel c. Smith is now com manding and examinations for second Heutenancy will be held soon. In the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

A. ". BurHs has been confined to the house fo4a week or more by ill., ness of a serious nature. His condi- ton last evening had not improved. His vitality is such. however, that his recovery Is confidently looked for.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
DEVON

John Taylor. a local contractor, was the lowest bidder and has been awarded the contract for building the Walnut Beach fire house. The bids were opened by the commissioners at their meeting this week and although there were several proposals, Taylor's s figure, $14,20S, was the lowest. The new house, for which thet own had voted S16,000, will be built of concrete blocks and the work commenced at once on the site purchased sometime ago on electric line.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

Charles Merritt, after a long term of service with Jajbez TIbballs & Son, is to leave the grocery this week and go to work in the Goodyear factory.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

Myrtle. daughter of MT. and Mrs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

As the basketball game with Strat- ford at Assembly hall on Saturday afternoon is the first of the winter, there Is much interest in 1t. There will be dancing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

To Heal a Cough rake HAYES HEALING HONE a5c-A,dv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

coRTEz c. ROCKWELL. plumbing and heating; jobbing a. speciality. Corner Main and Hillside avenue.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

FOR SALE-7 room, 1-fanily house, lot 1oOx1oo; price. $4,s0o. Apply Peter Gleason, Startford, Conn.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
Mems White. shoe bargain

Limited lot of those heavy tan shoes that tramp through the Winters cold and with real and comfort.
 Grain leather of toughness and weight, with heav- sole and either regular or high cut CT OF They worth $9-specal price TEsUVH
 noor,re
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09

A large truck broke the cover of the rnanhole at the corner of Barnum and Bruce avenues last evening. Red lights were promptly placed on the place after the accident.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-09
Tasteful new stationery 50C.

IuOIO 10 o1 OeN HII5 UPOH and articles, of course:--
 Cuticura soap-17c. ', Packers tar soap 19c. Jergen's violet glycerine soap-10c. i Resinol soap-19c. Kolynos tooth paste-19c. Java rice powder-S5c.
 Toothbrushes, worth 35c-25c. Daggett & Ramsden cream-Sc to 36c | Pepsodent tooth paste-37c. Jergen's lotion-30c. Hind's honey and almond cream-s5c Lysol-22c. Listerine-1Sc. Djer Kiss perfume-$1.5o.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
vERDrS AIDA
IS WELL SUNG
San Carlos at Metropolitan
All Week

Nerd'a tragic Aida" was beauti-
fully sung by the San Cqrlo opera
Company, at the metropolitan. Wed
nesdny night, There was no matinee
Thuradny. Lucia III f.nmmermoor"
Is billed for Thursday evening.
Madame butterfly" viii be sung
Friday evening. Carmen" Saturday
matinee. ana III Trovatore" Hatur-
day night.
Bettina Freeman. dramatic so
prano. In the role OF the captive
princess In love with lthaniedes. the
Egyptian captain. sang Hweetly the
nriaa In Aida" l,hamcdes' voice was
superb. tho aH the athletic young
soldier no was. physically. somewhat
out OF u. His manly chest was too
far south. and hls huge blcepa too
ieliy-roll. aa "A lady listener observed.
But these are the incongrulties OF
grand opera that are expected when
one goes To hear great voices.
Miss Stella do Mette'H contralto
blendod-or contrasted. n you like
with Miss Froeman'A soprano bcauti-
fully I'm portrayinE the jealousy OF
the Egyptian woman for the slave
glrl.
Faust" pne of the favorites
always. was sung Wednesday after
noon. with Natalie Cervi as MephiS.
topheles and Miss Sofia Chariebosis
as Marguerite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-15
BELIEVE WHEAT
TO co HIGHER
Predict Price Boost When
Guarantee Is Removed

WASHINGTON. Jan. 40 wheat.
now selling IN some places AZ so
cents 10 81 above tho governments
guaranteed price OF f2.26, may soar
still higher In May when the guar.
nntec Is TO be removed. IN the view
OF some government experts here to
day. Hut others said the price viii go
down.
Higher priced wheat may bring 10.
cent bread.
The 1920 crop Is going 20 be much
smaller than the 1919 crop II the
ncrcngr Of the winter crop H. an ac.
curnte indication Farmers. planting
winter wheat last fall. put In 37,7oo.'
600 acres. Official reports show. This
wheat viii be harvested in June, he
coming part OF what IN known as the
1890 crop. The previous winter wheat
acreage. planted In tho fall Of 1915
and harvested last year. was 10000.
600 acres.