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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-21

1917 CHALMERS, sEBANS AND
TOURING! 7-passenger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-21

his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c
Miller.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-21

1917 PAIGE s Touring. Appearance
perfect; motor quiet and powerful;
Tires and equipment sexcelieuts
price way below Your e1peota-
tons. go .sst essE
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-05-21

1918 GRANT SIX. TOURING. Valve
in the head motor and tires n tip
TOP. shape. A real bargain,
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-01-24

so | then and there solicited his patronage
for the paper. "Is that paper any good!"
ne replied to my request ''YOu bet 1t is
and if you do not believe it look at this
long list Of paid-up subscriptions, I rather
excitedly retorted and as l turned from
page to page he gently smiled and said
"Well, | guess | am one of the good men
of the community as | see my name there,
| am Jerry Donigan." 1 Of course apoligiz-
ed for my poor remembrance and gave him
to understand though that was my mistake
it was his treat and | would be watchful
waiter
''There is no doubt in my mind but that
the general conditions Of the colored folks
are getting better year by year and that
too, from Maine to Mexico and from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. 1 know it s slow,
but it's coming" said John E. Ballaire to
me one day this week, and he continued
"the solution Of the coloorphobia troubles
of this country is education and educated
whites and blacks will sooner or later rea-
son together and completely override the
sentiments of the uneducated. During my
stay in Washington City talked to many
truly representative white men and they are
for the uplift Of the colored man and while
there are still many Vardeman-Kitchen time
servers, yet they are losing out-the past
years lynching record to the contrary not
withstanding.'
For nearly thirty years [ have known
COnstables Jim Lambert and Tommy Null
hgan and | always put them down as pretty
square boys and Of course | was greatly
surprised at hearing of their arrest charged
with accepting hush money-bribery AS
an excuse for the act, it is said, they plead
the insuffciency Of $500 per month"; which
is the amount Of the salary each gets from
the county for his services to maintain
their families l do not doubt, which is
based upon personal experience, that they
spoke truthfully, but, to my mind that does
not seem to be even an eXtenuating excuse
for, if they knew the salary was too small
to cover their expenses then they should
have sought other employment or endeav-
ored to make different arrangements. While
hundreds OF persons succeed in turning
tricks and are never unprecedented, many
others get caught, which results in life
Of usefulness being totally destroyed. [
still have great faith in "honesty is the best
policy,' and I cheerfully recommend it to
all as panacea for their ills and com
plaints The person who tries to travel in
a millionaire class on millionaire mind, is
going to have collision with certain
justice, which will result in wreckage OF
his machine. [ trust Lambert and Mulligan
are not guilty or if technically guilty, will
be but nominally punished for the Offense,
for I do not believe they are of criminal
mind.
In the vulgar vernacular of the
street, the new Masonic order in Sc
attic has taken the bull by the horns and
bought hall of it's own near the corner
of East jefferson and Twenty-frst avenue,
and ;c nnun oaaun1n;nm tho oa,on Those di-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
THEATERS
"UP IN NIABELls ROOM"

Miss Sylvia Gaynes, who plays an
important part in up In Mabels
Room" the farce success which A.
II. Woods will present at the oliver
Theater on Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday afternoon, be
lieves that acting requires AS much
voice culture as singing,
Critics and audiences complain. -
says Miss Gaynes, that the enuncia-
ton of the American actor and act
ress is the worst in the world. If
that Is so, il is because they do not
learn how to use the voice. Not
only do they do an injustice to their
audiences. but an even greater one
to themselves. for often their voices
are gone when they are in their
prime. Few people know how to
make use Of the sounding board Of
the body and so wear out their
chests. Another important feature
OF clear enunciation is the use OF
towels. The vowel should be en-
phasized rather than the consonant
if you want people to understand
what you say"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
RIVER PARK

a %ew Years watch night service
VIII bee held at the River Park VI
E church Friday evening. The serv-
ice viii open at $50 o'clock and
continue until the new year The
program will consist of music by the
male quartet and choir, shore talks
and readings AT 10 o'clock lunch
con viii be served. The sacred serv-
fee with communion viii follow
which viii continue until the new
year.
A meeting Of the Y. NJ ". club
will be held Thursday at the home
Of Mrs Mildred Smith. Pleasant ST..
The meeting OF the River Park
Independent club has been post
poncd until after New Years.
Plans have been completed 10y the
Truth Seekers club for thea .er
party at the Orphcum Friday night.
followed by a watch party az the
home OF Miss Bernice Brown, $.
Ninth 81.
a union watch night service Of
she River Park Nish8woka and
South Bend Free Methodist churches
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
" RED FOAM"

Seldom has a photoplay been
greeted by such immediate enthus-
iasm as RED Foam" met with when
il was released month ago. To-
lay II is being shown at the La
sale. During its recent Chicago
and Indianapolis runs, Miss Zena
Keefe, the star. took a vacation
from the studios and appeared al
the theaters where the photoplay
was being shown 20 personally
thank the audiences for their ap-
probation OF her work and the
work OF the company. Saturday
Evening Post readers will remem-
her the powerful story when IL ap-
peared I'm the pages Of that maya.
zine. II concerned the bitter hate
and schemes of revenge of one man
toward another. For a New Years
eve attraction the LaSalle VIII Of
fer a special show at which a world
famous feature picture will be
shown. The show will start at II
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
ORPHEUNI.

ION the Street" is the title OF the
corner comedy offered by Kirby,
Quinn and Anger as the headline
feature Of the new vaudeville pro-
gram opening at the Orpheum this
afternoon. This extra Holiday bill
also includes LaROse and Adams a
duo Of ideal entertainers who sing
well, dance gta cfully and offer up-to-
the-minute patter. Hall, Ermine
and Brice a clever trio offer "A
Night on Broadway" n comedy in
terspersed with song and dance.
William Sisto. the Italian states
man. Prosper and Maret. the col
lege athletes and the Dancing Hum
phreys whirlwind terpsiChOrean ar
fists in a comedy oddly.
Tomorrow night which is New
Years Eve, the starting time Of the
shows has been changed TO Sis and
1O:15. allowing the entertainment 10
continue until midnight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
SEES FISH CULTURE
NEEDED IN STATES
GREAT WATER AREA
Manifold Says Indiana Lakes
and Streams Are Not
Utilized.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2e.-Indi-
ana with an area Of over 22,0O0, 900
acres has an area Of 44O square
miles OF water which SchOuld be
used intensively for fish culture.
says George ~. Mannfield OF the
state department Of conservation.
The states water area, 1t is esti
mated in a booklet prepared 10y the
depar ment of Conservation, if IN one
continuous body represents the
equivalent Of a lake Ito miles long
and -FOUR miles wide.
"A tremendous amount of fish
could be reared in such a vast ex-
panse OF water" the booklet says.
''and in addition this water, fortu-
nately We'll divided In the state,
~hou.d enter prominently into our
economic life for producing power.
transportation, and for various in
duStrial and domestic uses. The
productiN eness OF this volume OF wa
ter IS indeed hard to estimate. but
suffice il TO say even in our IN odern
age much Of il is not being proper
" utilized as an aid to mankind"
Lakes For Fairgrounds.
Most Of Irdiana's lakes are IL the
non thern counties and these should
DC Hldue the pay AbuiuS AOi nun
dreds Of HCCSiers each summer,
conservation department officials
declare.
Protection Of fish IN the streams
and lakes is necessary TO check
speedy decline in the supply accord
ing to Mr.. Manifold.
State laws are lax in regard 10
taking adult Ssh in spawning sea-
son." says Mr.. Manifold. ami IL l.
little wonder that HCosier Aquatic
life is daily diminishing
Present fishing laws. Mr.. Mann
field points out, permit anyone in
the state who is equipped with the
proper license 10 Ssh 365 days IN the
year providing he complies with the
statutes in regard to the methods
permissible TO employ In the taking.
This is one IF the chief contribut-
ing agencies fer acquatic dCcima-
ton. he SIyS.
Another cause for the lack OF
plentiful Ssh life IS the interference
during the season when the fish are
spawning and reproducing.
Need Legislation.
ct is clear 10 tho minds of Low
ers OF clean sport that the time IS
coming when Indiana must prohibit
by law the taking OF fish or nests
during the spaT ming season." de-
Clares Mr.. Manifold. IF no such
action is taken II will be futile 70
believe that the stale from its
hatcheries can propagate sufficient
baby fish TO properly stock our wa
ters"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
GRANGER.

=
Mrs Aucee Ward and Miss Paul
inc Judic of South Bend and An
drew shrimp of Chicago spent sun
day with De'bert ShimT and family.
Aaron Patterson and family re
turned to their home i'm Elkhart,
Ind Monday after spending the
Weekend with Jasper Smith and
family.
The Birker children returned 10
their home i'm Flkhart. Ind, after
spending the weekend with their
grandparents. J. &. Bay and wife.
Mrs. Ira Moss and Mrs. J. y.
Meredith returned Monday 20 their
homes ir Ninton. Iowa, and South
Sioux city. Neh. after spending two
weeks with their sister. Mrs r i.
ShaTer. and daughter. Ida
Mrs. Frank Rininger was in Ed
warisaurg. Mich Monday after
noon.
Rev. Williams and wife Of Hills
dale. Mich. sper, sunday night with
Mrs Mary keegan.
Mrs. Henry RinEler and two
children and J. c. Bay We're in Elk
hart. Ind, Monday.
NTr AIacNinch OF South Bend was
in Granger Monday.
Hiram Schankwciler and family
OF Mishawaka, Ind. returned home
Monday after spending the week
end with Charles Holman and fam
lIy.
David Bacon and Mr.. Kolhoff OF
Edwardsbu-E Mich. were in
Granger Monday.
1lr and Mrs Fred Hawkins OF
south Bend are visiting relatives.
Mr. Babcock OF South Bend was
in Granger Monday afternoon
The Harris Prairie Christian Bible
school az $3.50 a. m. and commun-
ion services at 1880 a. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
CONSIDER THE FAVORITES
OF THE FIELDS

will be held New Years eve at the
Mishawaka church.
The J. O. c. girls will entertain
with a New Years party at the
home of Mrs. Nell McGTew, y.
Eighth st.
Mrs. Harry Vandenburg will en-
terrain with a New Years party in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Brewer
of Sanford. S. d.
Mrs. A. L. Brandcnburg, s.
Seventh St, entertained the mem
hers of the VI r. church choir Tues
day evening. The rooms were at
tractive with Christmas decorations
Thirty guests were present and the
evening was spent socially with
music, games and contests. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Rollan Miller was hostess at
6 O'Clock dinner Tuesday. Covers
were laid for 10.
Mrs. j. l. Young was hostess at
o'clock dinner yesterday in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs Harry McPhearson
of indianapolis. Ind Covers were
placed for -.
Miss Harriet Barber, who is at
tending the 81. Angeles academy at
Morris. H.. is spending her vaca-
ton with her sister, Srs WILDER }
Harris. $50 s. Eleventh st.
Mrs Lewis Marks, Twelfth st,
left today for a visit with friends
and relatiy es at LapOrte and New
Carlisle. md.
John j Wolfe is III at his home,
$40 S. Eleventh 81.
Lewis Marks left Tuesday for
Peabody. Kans.. in the interest nf
The poJre Mfg. Co. OF Nishawaka
John Cook has returned from
Columbus. O., where he spent
Christmas.
William Rogers has returned 20
Cleveland, o.. after a few days visit
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. o. L.
Rogers, Smith ST.
Mrs G.. r. Ault and daughter,
C'agdine. are visiting relatives at
Marion. Ind
Mrs. Harry Matthews and chill
dren of Kewauna, Ind, and Harry
Brandenburg of Cass, Ind, are
Quests OF their PARENTS. Rev. and
Mrs. A. j.. Brandeuburg, s. Seventh
ST.
T. l. Farlen Of Michigan City
Ind. is here for several days visit
with friends.
Miss Margaret WHsher is spending
her vacation at Nincennes. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
FARMERS MAKE
BEST" HUSBANDS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-The oc-
Cupati0n Of travelling salesman is
not conducive 20 the maintenance
of domestic felicity according 20
Prof Rudolph NJ Binder head Of
the Department Of Sociology at
New York university.
Professor Binder. I'm his investi-
CATION. found one out of every nine
drummers I'm the United States OBJ
taius "a divorce.
Farmers are the best husbands
he said. citing statistics showing
that only one out of ninety two
American farmers gets a divorce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
TO DISCUSS WHAT
IT TAKES TO MAKE
WELL DRESSED NAN

CHICAGO. Dec 29.-What consti-
tutes the well dressed man" viii be
one OF the topics before the Mer-
chant TaiIors and Designers assOcia-
ton which viii open a four day con-
Venti0n here Pan. is. In an attempt
90 arrive NJ an answer the as50cia-
ton Will hold a "style creation SYM
postum" i'm which members from
several Of the larger cities VIII pre-
sent q tyne Of tailored garment on
which their group has shown par
tiCular skill
Spring styles for 1921. prices. and
national legislation affecting wool
ems something after the fashion of
the pure food" law VIII also be
considered by the convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

South Bend
OF the
river picearssaus
makes it, .outA bend"
ikea
Getty propSr>. square sltsuds rs
estate s-.Onsl
prOpsrty tsb.1Io.ssO.
Sinking fund ....s-....-.-..-....---. SANS
Net debt .ettf.N1
PROPERTY AND FIXED AsSETsi tSlo4s,tO1
CLUBS exclusive club hsu-s and
equipment Indiana Club Club
Rotary Club.
Sell League, University Club Country =
complete house and golf course Also unusual number - other
social life
DEATH RATE: $50 per 1000.
BIRTH RATE per 1000.
INSTITUTIONS public SuhoOs
t.2bO.OOO A s45OOoO A
schools
School
sand Night work provided BY the T. NJ c. A. and
A. university o is just OF
institution
provides for the academic and oea training Of xr In ad
diOn these the following special technical
Three business colleges schools music
FACILITIES ISDUsTRIBs An imp..vant Induce
industries that individual
plant Space
power company
includes
service Many excellent sites and few buildings prOcuabIe
south Bend Chamber OF Commerce list and photos
FINANCIAL. INSTITUTIONS: Ten
OF 1226S0.3ss.02
LABOR, South Bend Il what clasd in labor circles a. an
5 sn @ sn, 5 o an @poS The so s s as ;o
Wage proportion Of working
their homes.
POPULATIONS The following comparative figures are most sg
gh9H- as shSig mat s0gth enf has meyer had boom but
eommeToial eonter. go 81 - '' N'' - 80 '1-
s iss s S3s s o.ss s: s1 s s 1890 1890
POWER. The St Joseph developing opportunities
most Of this being Available for south Bend The oSo1:
OVERLOOK oI1io mere
Cost of power and light. Electric 90 to oOs per k ~ hr
Average cost 10 to 90 h. D" $4,000 per h. p. per year
Gas IS per NJ festn net.
PUBLIC SAFETY: DeDarm.nt-Ten stations. afytour
eno Of the dTs Gepaent shown By the foIo~nS asures
Value Of a u
10 years .%ll60sSoz
Total IRE years ...............-.. BsslH
Averaged for iS years f5.243
POLICE DEPARTMENT. sixry-sx police women.
Police ambulance. patrol motorcycle squad
RELIGIOUS AND INSTITUTIONS: s1y-z1 cnurUnes
including leading z. n costing
equipment about sS909GoS and 100000 boys branch
Nore TWO hospitals inhrnisrY
% % s7 TGta . say 6 S g. ss : and a s
paved s0s6 miles compeSe system being
LIGHTS: Total public lights 1924 including 100
$4,000 Many illuminated improved
cluster lights
.s sEE @H RAILWAYS 'H'''' in city limit" total length
TELEPHONES Central Union an2ai eHcH'nse 1850 stations
Chicago
changes GveTaso calls per day. 1000 "
TRANSPORTATION FATALITIES: stea
IKE a
Southern CENTRALLY. Trunk
SYSTEM Jersey
& La
and
a
Indianapoi important points
he Michigan
to following points:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
"THE FATAL HOTR. -

"The Fatal Hour" Is one Of the
swiftest. most exciting melOdramas
shown on a South Bend screen in
many months. The story OF the in
rigue OF a chorus girl, a rascally
friend and the weak Lord Dolly
% cheat another man out OF his
Inheritance. and the complications
VIII arise when ar attempt is made
20 steal the crown jewels furnish a
picture fol- Of hazardous enterprise
The Fatal Hour with a remarka-
BE cast playing in Il, is being shown
today at the Castle. Tomorrow
night. starting At Il o'clock, a spe-
Ciai performance OF another photo
play VIII be given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
EXTRAORDINARILY
KILLS SISTER WHILE
PARENTS HUNT WORK

BY United Press:
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. 20.
While Martin WalOcki and his
wife. who live in a hOvcl several
miles east Of this city. were here iu
search Of work and food last night
their SON. walter. aged six, found
has fathers shot gun.
Pointing it at his sister Cecilia.
aged two. who wanted % look into
the muzzle. the weapon was acCl-
deutaEv discharged and her face
WAS blown off. and she died in-
stantlv When the parents returned
home early today with a small guam
tity Of crackers and cheese. they
discovered the tragedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30

the important roles including Nil
ton Sills. Elliott Dexter. Mabel julie
icnne Scott. Winter Hall. Helen
Dunbar. Ann Forest. Maude Wayne.
Fred Hunuey, r. Templar. Powell.
Mark FentOn, and Jane Wolf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
aRIGHT TO LOVE,

Last showings OF The Right To
Love VIII be given at the Oliver
theater today. Mae Murray and
David Powell are the featured play
ers In this production which has
been the attraction at the Oliver
since Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
aREHOID NV WIEE.,

Sir Gilbert Parker's powerful story,
The Translation Of . Savage" Ia
been picturized under the title Of
Behold Ny Wife" and viii be shown
al the Oliver theater all next week.
ractically an all-sta- cast interprets
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-30
}LAZELEAYES 900
HOMELESS, FIREMEN
SAVE 100 SLEEPERS
By United Press:

BY United IreFH:
NEW YOEE. Dec. 29.-Five hun
Gred homeless men. women and
children wrapped i1 blankets and
a1lvcriuE urde- the spray ~ a
dozen hose lines. watched "a fire to-
day which swept over five buildings
lu Brooklyn. Loss was estimated al
$4,000.
Policemen and men rescued 100
or more who had failed 90 awaken
20 the first alarm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
EI ST. Vice. consul de
ESpa18 8SCGndidO

Nuestro distinguido amigo don An
tonic L.. Serrano, Vicec6nsul de Espa-
ma en- Puerto Rico, ha sido ascendido
a Consul de Segunda clase. Ell despa-
cho 10 recibio aver y al notificarle ell
merecido ascenso, Sc lie da escoger
entire varias poblaciones en- las que
funciona un consulado de esa cate
gorfa. Nuestro amigo no Sc ha de-
cidido adn por ninguno, pero es pro-
bable que fines de mes nos abando-
ne, embarcando para Espana y desde
alli emprender viaje hacia ell sitio en-
que haya de seguir ejerciendo su hon.
rosfsima carrera.
Nosotros, que hemos de celebrar ell
ascenso de nuestro amigo, porque clio
|supone progreso y recompensa mere
cida, hemos de lamentar al mismo
tempo que clio nos prive de la con-
yivencia con I'm alto funcionario tan
distinguido, tan amable, y que en- ell
corto tempo que lleva entire nosotros,
Sc ha hecho aqui tan popular y tan
estimado por todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
FL St. S. {. SuagO Morales

Acaba de ser nombrado represen-
tante de La National Biscuit Co, en-
Puerto Rico el distinguido jovcn do
minicano don S. e. Suazo Morales,
que lleva algunos amos de prestar inn
portantes servicios La poderosa COM
paiifa fabricante de biscochos, galletas
Y toda clase de pastas. desde el de-
partamento de exportaci6n.
Ell senior Suazo Morales, es un jo-
ven muy distinguido, muy amable,
muy culto no ha podido encontrar
quien mejor 10 represente la gran com
pafifa americana .que tiene su sede en-
New York, pero que extendidas poT
eI continente y abarcando todo Ell fa'
buloso negocio, tiene mas de treinta
fabricas, todas de una gran capaci-
dad productora.
Ell senior Suazo, que estas casado con
una. bella DANA puertorriqueha, yiene
fijar aquf su residencia.
Reciba, con nuestra felicitaci6n por
La prueba de confanza que recibe. nues
tro saludo afectuoso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13
Eli CADAVER DE- IA ENPERATR|I
El)GEN|A ESTA EN- CAP|bbA
ARD|ENTE
DGsdG LOndIBs, los reyes de Espafa, GnVian SH
pSanG a los dGudOS dc Ia EnpGr8tIiZ


ciudad, el ministro de la Guerra, Sr.
Vizconde de Eza, que ha sido recibi~
do con tOdos los honOres de su alto
range ha revistado las trOpas de La
guarnici6n. Ell Vizconde de Eza ha.H
OfrecidO satisfacer las legitsnsas
aspiraciones de los militares esq
panoles de tener en- ell campo de-
operaciones de Africa. todO ell mates
rial modernO necesariO para realizar
prontamente una labor de verdadera
eficacia.
HABANA, julio 13.-LOs festej0s
en- honor de los marinos del alfonso
XIII" continIan cada vez con mayor
entusiasmO. AhOra Sc prOyecta para
uno de estOs -dias un almuerz0. pOpu-e
lar al que han de asistir los marine-
ros del "Alfonso kip y los mari
nerOs de la escuadra cubana. Sera
una fiesta simpatica de la mas honda
trascendencia. Ell almuerzo probable
mente Sc celebrara en- ell salon de bai-
lie de la playa de MarianaO.
HABANA, julio 13.-En vista de.
que Sc acent1a ell rumor de que ell
alfonso XIII" visitara a Puerto Ri
co. be celebrado una entrevista con eI
Comandante del acorazado don Homo
rio Cornejo y lie he preguntado 10 que
haya de ciertO en- confirmation del
rumor. Ell bizarre marinO me ha di-
cho que no hay NADIA concrete tOdavia.
HABANA, julio 13.-El General
Jose Miguel Gomez ha sidO designa-
do para la presidencia por ell parti-
do liberal. La popularidad del ex-
.presidente Gomez, supOne un poderO-
SO elementO de triunfO para ell parti-
iContin1a en- la paa W.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-13

MADRID, julio 13.-EI cadayer de
la Emperatriz Eugenia, ha sidO pues-
to en- capilla ardiente EN- el palacio de
su deudo ell Duque de Alba. Eugenia
de MOntijO, Condesa de Tebas, ha
muerto de infamacion intestinal. Ell
Sr. Dato ha dispuesto que al cada-
yer de la augusta dana Sc lie rindan
los honores que correspondent un
grande de Espaia. Los Reyes don
, Alfonso dona Victoria han envia-
do su pesame, muy expressive, a los
deudOs de la egregia DANA fallecida
enviaran al actO del sepeliO una re-
presentation y una corona.
MADRID, Julio 13.--La Reina dona
Maria Cristina ira prOnto Suiza con
objeto de entreyistarse con su her.
mano que reside ALI, refugiado, des-
de la caida de la dinastia austro-hdn-
CARA. La Reina, para evitar cOmpli-
caciOnes y etiquetas viajara de rigu-
roso inc0gnito.
Sc habla de la posibilidad de que la
destronada familia imperial de Aus
tria venga residir en- EspaHa.
BARCELONA, julio 13.-En dis
tintos tIugarcs de Ia poblasi6a han es-
tallado bombas, sin que ocurrieran
Idesgracias personales. Los terroris-
tas estan eometiendo nuevos atenta-
dos con una insistencia que demanda
un ejemplar escarmiento. Los dahos
materiales causados POI, las lltimas
explosiones son de alguna importancia.
CEUTA, Julio 1s.-Ha lIegado a la