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Arizona republican., 1920-03-22

comedy is presented at the Elks thea
ter next Thursday, Donlin will be seen
in the role of Slippery Mugs the
pickpocket.
The accompanying photograph of
Dempsey and Donlin was taken last
summer, just after Jack became cham
pion. The friendship between the
pair dates back several years to their
first meeting in Salt Lake City.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-22

Western league are new catchers.
Ivy Griffin of Atlanta, is new first
baSeman.
Jimmy Dykes of the same team is a
new second baseman.
While Chick Galloway, another
Cracker, will try at short.
Art Ewolt of the Western league
ard Frank Brizai of Brooklyn, will
try for third.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-22
CASA GRANDE TRIMS
PHOENIX BALL TEAM

CASA GRANDE, March 2I.--In one
of the fastest games played on the
local diamond this season the Casa
Grade nine defeated the Phoenix team
by fNa close score of to 0. Batteries
for Casa Grande were Buckley and
Green. for Phoenix, Stiles and Belgado.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-22
DAYS HAPPENINGS
IN TEMPE DISTRICT

TEMPE March ~ The regular
meeting of the Methodist Ladies' Aid
society which postponed, will be
held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in
the basement of the church.
Fishing Trip
DR.. ". G. DeNore. c. G. Jones and
Price Jones spent the weekend at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
1000 Questions
AnSUeredDGiH
ByBureauHead

Mrs. Patra sloan. in charge Of the
court house information bureau, finds
her work heavy during public events
in Liberty hall and particularly so
during the present exposition, County
officials estimate that Mrs sloan an
suvers approximately 1000 questions
a day during the exposition, and at
least 500 a day during times when
there is nothing out Of the ordinary
at Liberty hall
II you think this is an easy job,
answer the questions Of only a hun
dred persons and then multiply your
work by 20 and you may get an idea
Of Mrs Sloan's busy-ness-
And some Of the questions are
wonders. Here are few samples
asked during the exposition
DO you know whether Mrs. John
Doe and her children have gone into
the hall yet2"
'fHave you seen a tall, dark man
waiting around here for me2" meg
Letting to Identify 'me-")
Please go into Liberty hall and
find so-and-so for me-"
And these are only q few. The
curiosities Of thousands are aired
daily before Mrs Sloan On every ques-
ton from law TO love, and from
poverty 70 riches.
But-she stiII smiles when she an
sWers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
Republicans Have Chance
To Carry State OF Texas

from men who have heretofore Tot-
ed the Democratic ticket who viii.
for the first time in their lives, vote
the Republican ticket this year II
two thousand take the trouble to
write US this encouragement how
many who viii do likewise who are
not writing us is matter that opens
the floodgates for speculation
Wilson and Neff-
'Neff has not gained a vote since
he was nominated He has lost many
As between our candidate for COVER
nor and the candidate OF the Demo
Gratis, II we can only induce the vot-
ers Of Texas TO make comparison we
are confident that Neffs nomination
VIII be but ashes IN his hands Demo
Gratis have a splendid precedent for
not becoming excited over their can
didste Tor governor. President VIII
son himself hung up the This Is my
Busy Day sign when the Democratic
nominee for governor OF Texas de-
sired 10 pay his respects T. the chief
executive Of the nation ii the presi-
dent would have none Of I'm, Is 81
not but natural that Tex voters
win form the same opiulon2
"Ali we need now TO be successful
in Texas is a fair count. This we are
going to have. Under the law we
are entitled to have representatives
at voting boxes and we intend to ex-
ercise this right
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
cox SAYS BORAH HAS FORCED
HARDNG'S LEAGUE POSITION

Louisville, KY, Oct. 9.-Senator
Harding's present position on the
league issue has been forced by sena-
tor Borah, Gov. Cox declared IN an
address here Friday. The Democratic
candidate declared that 20 preach
such a doctrine is to insult the
deceucy Of America I'VE had Just
as well make our declaration OF in
dependence a scrap OF paper. We
might Just as wen burn all our great
Americans, past and present, in
effigy."
Gov. Cox expressed wonder u for
mer president Taft and other pro-
league Republicans would continue
supporting senator Harding in view
Of his present stand
In discussing the league issue. Gov
Cox declared that physical Isolation
means moral isolation THE accept
ance Of the creed OF the senatorial
candidate is little less than a notice
to America 10 close our churches, our
schools and our universities, 20 think
only Of self, 10 deny the soul any
right in future determlualion-
Gov. Cox speaks today through
Indiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
NEW JERSEY
MAY co FOR
CO. P. $4,000
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
CConfinued from page u

would have voted on the NuEent
resolution had he been called upon
TO make a public expression before
the convention.
III answer that question he
said, Il VIII be misconstrued by the
public"
Things have come to a pretty pass
in the Democratic camp when the
most ardent advocate Of Weruess is
obliged TO submerge his views. The
Republican party itself has not gone
on record as bone dry, but simply
pledges itself 10 enforce the law. The
antisalOon league would have been
better satisfied with some pledge that
the NOlstead law wouldn't be weak
ened nationally or that the Republic
can party would enact state laws TO
enforce the 18th amendment How
ever, the Nugent faction OF the
Democratic party has been con-
spicuously wet and the significant
thing is that the platform in the
state OF all states which might have
been expected 10 include Wetness does
exactly what was done at the Demo-
cratic national convention at san
F'rancisco-ignores the issue
Told OF Woman Vote.
Gov. Cox did not have a chance TO
repeal what Gov. Edwards did two
years ago-Win New Jersey on a wet
enfranchissment Of women has made
that impossible. The Democratic
nominee, who spoke dry doctrine in
Portland, Ore, and began getting
more and more arid on the prohfbi-
tion question as he faced western
audiences, evidently must have been
told about the ground swell in the
east coming from the efmala voters
But with New Jersey trying to side
track the wet question what are the
other issues2 The Democrats privately
concede that the Republican press Is
more influential in the state and that
u has said many things about the
league OF nations which have ap-
pealed TO the prejudices OF the diff
fereut elements in the electorate For
Instance, the irish have been alienated
by talk Of a British lague." The
Germans have their own grievances
against the administration that
fought a successful war against Ger
many The Italians have been stirred
Up, too And many women voters
cherish q grudgs against the Nugent
machine for its opposition to woman
suffrage
Put on top o. that the underour-
rent Of restlessness which is prev
alent in New Jersey as elsewhere
in the country consider, indeed, the
discomfort over the high cost OF liv-
Ing and the irritations which are in
evitable in q reconstruction period
following a war OF such magnitude
as that through which America has
passed, and your conclusion cannot
but be that the Democrats have about
as much chance 10 segreEate the
league OF nations 70 the exclusion Of
all else domestic as the proverbiaI
SNOWFALL New Jersey isn't voting on
the league Of nations. Some elements
undoubtedly VIII vote pro and con
Hrrn = H1rH 7 ~ Gel
reVerting 70 Republicanism with not
much enthusiasm but as a matter OF
Unconditional expediency. - Copyright. Z
1870, by David Lawrence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
PARTY RESPONSIBILITY MAIN
ISSUE HERBERT HOOVER SAYS

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct s-The
league Of nations and tariff problems
are only subdivisions OF the main is
sue in the present campaign. Herbert
Hoover declared here today in an ad-
dress which marked his formal entry
into the campaign TO elect the Re
publican national ticket
The major issue today and for the
future OF our country" lEr. hoover
said as party responsibility"
As ours Is q government that must
be based On parties" he said, 'lt is
fundamental that when a party fails
In craftsmanship or fails to carry
out its promises, It must accept the
penalties OF that failure: It should be
retired that It's leadership may be re-
formed.
TO have obstinately held up the
peace OF the world for IS months; 70
have rejected the opportunity Of
amicable adjustment OF differences
as TO methods; TO have projected the
ISSUE into the presidential election, is
the greatest failure Of American
statesmauship since the civil war.
Real regard for the welfare OF our
people and the world would have ac-
cepted the treaty vita reservations
and then, II they thought It so vita
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
WEST BELIEVES TERMS IN PEN
HELPFUL TO DRUG VICTIMS

Drug addicts inclined to violate the
law IN their desire TO secure narcotics
might find % profitable 20 move 20
some district other than the one over
which Judge Duval West, associate
judge Of the western district OF Texas,
presides.
Most Of the narcotic eases" judge
West said when Walter Aagsdale
Fowler was taken before him Friday
TO receive sentence, are in reality
hospital cases. The only way TO as
sist the addict Is by sending him 10
the penftentiary for a year, where he
has a chance 10 rid himself OF = de-
sire for nsrcotics, and 20 develop
viii power enough to leave drugs
alone"
FoWler, who previously had pleaded
guilty 70 possession Of a small
quantity Of drugs, was sentenced TO
serve one year and one day in the
federal penIteutiary at LeaveEw orth-
The man gave Fort Worth as his
home
Albert shaclles was given IS
months in the federal penitentlary
when he pleaded guilty 20 a charge
Of unlawful possession OF a quantity
% Tlss-
By the newest style Of hairdresslng
English women are adding three
inches 70 their height.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
PROGRAMFOR
LEAGUE MEET
Is ARRANGED

Entertainment features for the
state convention Of the league Of
women voters which viii convene oct
is. have been rearranged and viii be
IS follows. according to announce
ment by airs. s. ]. Fennell. state
chairman Of local arrangements
Monday night. Oct Is. talk on ma
ti1nal League Of Women Voters, its
background and its future" by AIrs.
Minnie Fisher Cunningham and pa
eeaut Warriors" at the =. w. C. A.
Tuesday night, reception at the home
OF 1lr. and Mrs r. E Thomson Tor
delegates. wednesday night, musical
at Woman's club; Thursday night
educational night in charge Of Miss
Annie webb Blanton and reception
at y. ". C. A. by Ell Paso Federation
q Women's clubs.
Tuesday noon, AIRS. J. T. quad viii
entertain at the Paso Del Norte hotel
with a luncheon IN honor Of the state
and local officers wednesday a TIP
10 Juarez is planned, and tuesday
afternoon, a specially conducted tour
q the county sail and clinic wiz be
ia charge OF Mrs Julia A sharp A
motor tour OF the city and Fort bliss
and the scenic drive IS also being
planned.
Committee chalrmen are state
chairman OF local arrangements,
Mrs. S. T. Feuneu and AIRS o. A.
Critchett: home committee Ars.
j. T. Quaid, with Mrs. r 2 Ihoma-
son and AIRS. a. ". DePewi intorma-
ton booth. Mrs. =. c. Hitchcocks re-
ception at train, Mrs. Alma 7 Bart
lett- Juarez trip, Frank Bait deco
ration committees. AIRS r. H. Car
rInEton and Mrs. z. L Lewis signs-
AIRS. C. A. Sorrell. and badges, Hrs
Frank Balt.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

DALLAS. Tex. Oct 9.-"Two weeks
/ ago there was a possibility Of
Texas going Republican this
year today there is more than mere
probability.
THAT is the way John ". Philip.
general manager Of the Republican
campaign. sizes up the situation as
it appears TO him at this time
Everything Is breaking nicely
for us. On every hand there are all
sorts Of evidences Of marked apathy
toward the Democratic candidate for
president. The fact that the special
train heralded abroad 20 be loaded
with enthusiastic Democrats ard sent
to hear Gov. Cox at Oklahoma City
was abandoned, was no accident 1t
was due 70 the fact that Democrats
OF Texas are not enthusiastic for
their presidential candidate.
No Campaign Funds.
"The Democrats are sluggardly col
Letting their campaign funds. Even
with the bright name OF Joe A. Kemp
OF Wichita Falls, to conjure with.
this work is tagging, 90 my mind
quite properly, AS far as my rec
ords show. no throats have become
husky as a result OF shouting for
or pocket books lean from donating
TO Gov. Cox anywhere I'm this state.
During the last ten days we have
received over two thousand letters
a matter, have gone 10 the country
on the political issue Of correcting
the reservations The solemn refer
endum is not on the league; e Is on
the failure OF the Democratic party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
MAN AND TWO WOMEN FACE
FEDERAL LIQUOR CHARGES

Arrested when prohibition officers
say he was attempting to board an
outbound train with a suitcase con
tanning "a quarts OF tequila- Ponciano
Sanchez pleaded guilty Saturday when
arraigned before United States com
missioner A. J. ". Schmid and was
held for federal court under bond Of
$1,000.
Maria Lope and Ignacia Covos.
charged with sale Of a quart OF liquor,
were arraiEned Friday afternoon, the
former giving bond fixed at 5000 The
Covos woman is. being held pending
further investigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
GINS IN JONES COUNTY
ORDERED TO STOP WORK

Arson. Tex Oct s.-Four Of the six
gins here were notified 10 cease
operating until cotton sells for 80
cents. The next night after the
notices were received. a gin at Funs-
ton. five miles east OF here, burned
There Is. no evidence to show that the
fire was Of incendiary origin other
than the fact that the owner Of the
gin c. Il Rowland. who also owns
and operates a sin here, was one OF
the men who received notices TO stop
ginning
Six OF the gins here are operating
TO their capacity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Judge z. r Owen. OF van Horn.
Tex. member Of John Brown camp,
U. e. v, Of this city, left Fl Paso 20
attend the confederate reunion n
Houston, but he remained there less
than % hours He said he did not
see an cid soldier that he knew and
the large crowds caused him to re-
treat 10 Fl Paso He Is now visiting
here. In a few days he viii return 70
his home a. van Horn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
FTRE DOES 5000 DAMKGE.

Phoenix, Ariz.. Oct. 9.-Flamins
grease in the kitchen Of the sara
toga cafe last night resulted IN a
fire which caused minor damages to
the cafe, one or two adjacent stores
and two roominE houses on the south
side Of Washington street between
Central a and First avenues. Leon
keesa, q fireman, was slightly in
jurad FIRST estimate placed the dam
age at $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
EXTRA CLERKS TO BE USED IN
HANDLING POLL TAX PAYMENTS

The county tax collectors office
during the time for payment OF poll
taxes win employ extra assistants
The last day for paying rne Poll tax is
October p. II is probable that the
receipt books VIII be opened Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

rhonogranh Records
can be purchased only at the Billings
Co. successors 70 ". G. walk Co.
oldest and largest Victrola house IN
the southwest
100 s. Fl Faso st-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
APPELLATE COURT UPHGDS
RIGHTS OF AMERICAN PARTY

Austin. Texas, Oct 9.-The thire
court OF eivn appeals Friday znani-
mously held that the SECRETARY OF
state had authority to certify tho
names OF American party candidates
for the general election. and that this
party had been organized 10 accor-
dance with law The action waF
taken On deciding an injunction case
brought against the secretary Of
state The form Of the official ball
lot was mailed out late Friday.
The potato Is one OF ancient Psru'a
gifts to civilization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
ADAIR ASSESSED SIS FINE
FOR DISTURBING PEACE

Robin Adair was fined SIS and
costs by justice Clark Wright Friday,
on a charge Of disturbing the peace
Adair was alleged 70 have gone into
a cafe and TO have fired 5 shots from
a revolver at a man who he said had
attacked his wife. The man who filed
the complaint charged assault with
intent % murder. but disappeared so
that the state dismissed the assault
charge when Adair pleaded guilty TO
rudely displaying a pistol
Ice cream was f1rsl made in Europe
under the reign Of Catherine de 1Ie-
dici-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09
SCHOOL PATRONS ENTERTAINED.

Patrons and new members OF the
Norehead school we're entertained
Friday afternoon with an informal
reception at the school by the Parent
Teacher association The halls were
decorated by the children Mrs. Lee
QTudorff was IN charge OF arrange
ments. About $50 guests attended and
plans for the winters work were dis
cussed- Eight circles. each embrac-
ing the tezchersi parents and friends
connected with a grade were formed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

By the newest style Of Undressing
English women are adding three
inches 20 their height
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-09

Louis Fbchbeiu,
Merchant Tailor.
City National Bank Bldg.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
pANADERos DETEN1Dos

MADRID, mayo ,22.-MuchOs pana-
deros de la Union de Trabajadores han
sido detenidos esta tarde, como cOnse.
cuencia de 10 cual, reunidOs los demas,
han adoptadO mantener la huelga has.
ia que Sc satisfagan sus exigencias.
Tuvo lugar esta tarde cabildo en- el
Ayuntamiento, donde conviva agitaci6n
los concejales sOcialistas acusarOn al
Alcalde Y a los tenientes de no haber
hecho NADIA para aliviar la situaci6n
la cual segdn Sc reconoce va agravan
dose por mOmento.
Dicen las autoridades que el su.
ministro de pan Sc va hacienda nor
NAL. pero es 10 ciertO que hay cOlas
de bastante extension, aguardando las
gentes turno a las puertas de las pa
naderfas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
A LOS MODERNOS PANADEROS
Y DULCEROS.

La sprosperidad de toda buena In
dustria bien organizada depende prip-
cipalmente de la bondad de la maqui-
maria que Sc emplee para su elavora-
ci6n.
La mas .moderna Sanidad en- todos
los pafses progresistas tiene especial
cuidado de reeomendar siempre la Ex-
celente calidad v la Acabada perfec-
cion de toda aquella maquinaria cuyo
empleo garantiza la Salud P1Blica.
"CHAMPION MACHINERY CD,
de Joliet, Illinois U. S. A." es la mar
ca por excelencia que han adaptable
rodas las erandes Y lnoderii.s pana-
delias y du.cerfas de los Estados Uni
dos, porque rinde economic efica.
Fcia positiya.
El empleo de la maquinaria de esta
fabrica garantiza el mas completo
cNito de su negocio.
Enseres
AMASADURAS con motor acopla-
60 de trasmision para trabajar a
mano v de alta velocidad.
CILINDEOS SOBADCRAS.
SOBADORAS rever SHES Y auto.
maticas.
CERNIDOR Y ELEVATOR.
TOLVA con Romano.
PESADoRA de dos y cuatro bol-
sas.
TANQUES rara a~ua y automatic
COS.
: ARTEZAS de acerc.
CARRITOS para hornos, para TAR
TERAS y para CARBON.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
Noticias de Espana
DEL uLTIMo coRREo II

|, MADRID, mayo 90 El Conde Ge
Romanones, ex-presidente del ConsejO
de Ministries, Ell una .entrevista publ.
cada Ell ell peri0dicO madrilehO La
Libertad, con referencia la actual
situaci6n polftica, dijo que .tenfa ra-
zones para esperar Ia disoluci0n de
las Cortes en- el pr6ximo octubre v
que deseaba yer una combination de
todos los elementos liberales, inclu-
yeldO en- ella desde los m0derados
con ideas monarquicas hasta los ra.
dicales extremistas, cuyo apoyo Y SUI
gestiOnes sean valiOsos, bien partici-
pen en- el G0bierno no.
.-CreO-dijo el Conde--que sera ne.
cesariO hacer grandes refOrmas en- el
trabaj0 Y ell el capital, HegadO has
ia la participation de lbs obreros en-
el manejO de Ia industria a Ia apli.
caci6n de castigo por permitir que Ia
propiedad qnede improductiva. No
debiera haber una yarda de terra ca
paz de producer, que no prOduZca, nj
capital que pueda ser empleado ven
tajOsamente que permanezca indtil
Los viej0s partidOs polfticos han lie
gado ser absolntas. L0 que sc ne
cesita hoy es la union de los hombres
de buena vOluntad, listos afrOntar
la soluci0n de las cuestiones del dia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08

sidente del Consejo de Ministries, se.
nor Eduardo Dato, el Cuerpo Dip,oe'
matico y otras personalidades que to-
maron asiento en- las tribunas 2repa-
radas al efectO.
Todos los discursos Sc pr0nunciaron
con alusi6n al acto, fueron caiurosa-
mente aclamados, especialmente las
pronunciados por ell senior Santiago
Alba, el embajador frances NJ. Allarc-
tite y el Rey Alfonso, que respondIt
al discurso del diplomatico, en- fran.
cSs. - -.
Ell acto de la coiocaci6n de Ia pTi.
mera piedra, fue bendecido por el 0bis
po de Madrid, terminando Ell acto cen
un desfile de fuerzas militares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
PERSONALS CONOCIDAS QUE SE
EMRARCARON

En- ell vap0r Caracas cmbarcaron
para EstadOs Unidos, el iuez Asociado
del Tribunal Supreme, A. G. Wolf.
quien va al Norte en- uso de licencia
por dos meses. Va tambi6n ell senior
HarwOOd Hull, director del semana-
rio Porto Rico Progress, Y el senior
George w. Mathews su sefiOra eS-
pOsa, quienes van a EstadOs Unidos
en- viaje de recreo.
Una feliz travesfa deseamos tan
distinguidos viajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
LOS CENTRos oBRE-

ROS CLAUSURADOS
Madrod, mayo 22.-Las autoridades
han ordenado la clausura de los cen.
trOs obreros. En- distintos lugares de
la ciudad han Ocurrido disturbiOs hoy,
teniendo que intervenir la policfa y
resultando contusas Y heridas muchas
personals. Los amotinados no lie han
permitido a muchos casilleros eXpOner
para la venta sus artfculos de conner
en- el mercadO Y han tirado la calle
muchos comestibles entire estos, hari-
mas Y vituallaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
DE TDENTIFICACION

Ell Permit Agent de San Juan ha
eXpedido Tarjetas de identification
para Santo Domingo, los se1Ores
o. NJ. Wood Y George A. Nemick, de
San Juan; Toribio Escribano, de Rio
Piedras; Charles A. Walking, de HOus
ton, Texas; Joel b. Alexander espo-
"a; la senorita Ethel Welch, de
Galveston, Texas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
COMIENZO DE LA SE.

MANA FRANCESA
MADRID, mayo 19.-LOs departa-
mentOs en- los que Sc eXhiben Obras
de arte frances fuerOn abiertOs Ell ell
Museo del Prado hoy en- presencia del
Rey Alfonso Y de muchas personalida-
DIES nacionales, siendO esta la prime
IA ceremonial de Ia senldna .frdnccsa
que Sc cOmienZa celebrar en- Madrid.
Los delegados de Francia no pudieron
llegar esta capital el domingo, co.
mo tenfan proyectadO, por 10 cual la
Inauguration de la semana en- honor
de SUI pals fue necesariamente demo
rada.
Hoy por la tarde Sc celebr6 session
en- Ia Real Academia de In Lengua
hablando en- ella ell Duque de Alba, el
ex-presidente del COnsejo de Ministries
Antonio Maura Y otras personaidades,
declarandOse todas partidarias de re.
fOrzar las relaciOnes francOespanOlas
en- comercio, polftica, arte Y literatu-
ra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-08
DIMISIONEs GUBERNATIvAS

MADRID, mayo 23. (Agencia Ha
vas) Ante una considerable cOncu
rrencia en- la que tenfa representa-
ci6n ell mundO aristocratico, ell poll
tico Y el social, en- la forma mas nu
trida, cOlOc0 el el Rey Alfonso XIII
la primera piedra de la Casa de We
lazquez, destinada a dar albergue q
los artistas franceses hsipano-ameri
canOs, Y cuyo edificio serd eompleta'
mente identico la villa Medieis, de
Roma.
Concurrieron tambi6n al acto la Rel
na Victoria Y la familia Real, que fue
ron aclamadas por el pueblo; el pre-